Herald NEWS It's DI GESTS Inside. Sharing or State? It's Your WILDWOOD CREST — An ordinance that would have handed the borough’s admin- Year-Round istration and enforcement of the Uniform Guide. Construction Code to the state Department of Community Affairs (DCA) was tabled until Feb 7, said Borough Administrator Kevin Yecco. That alternative to the Joint Construction Offi ce of the Wildwoods, may not be necessary if the island’s municipalities can unite to form a “true shared service,” where one town would be the lead agency January 31, 2007 PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY THE SEAWAVE CORP. and handle personnel, budgeting, and overall Vol. 43 No. 5 Copyright 2007 Seawave Corp. All rights reserved. 1508 Route 47, Rio Grande NJ 08242-1402 responsibility. Yecco said there have been “heated negotiations between the municipali- ties” but no fi rm decision has been made. If no clear path is set by the Feb. 7 commis- Wal-Mart Set sioners meeting, Yecco said the commission- ers may act on the ordinance and the DCA would take control April 1. For Opening Get Free Tax Help By Late May COURT HOUSE — Both the county library here and the Avalon Free Public Library will By AL CAMPBELL be offering those 60 and over free income tax assistance and advice on preparing returns. COURT HOUSE — Well, Wal-Mart watchers, (Page A12 Please) start the countdown. The nation’s largest retailer will be gearing up to open “before Memorial Day Weekend,” said Tom Juliano, of Grande Properties Devel- Special Svc. opment. “It’s been a long time coming,” Juliano told Middle Township Planning Board Jan. 25. District Has Along with attorney Jeffrey April and planner Timothy Michel, Juliano appeared before the board to seek fi nal site plan approval, and also Fewer Pupils needed variances to allow different color and By CHRISTINE COTE size signs on fi ve shops that will be located in the Wal-Mart section of the shopping center. CREST HAVEN — With 289 students, the The board granted all variances after a pro- county Special Services School District still Christopher Borkowski longed discussion. has 11 students less than anticipated when Special Olympics New Jersey athlete Gerald Arntz (4) of Yale Bulldogs B shoots and He said all necessary permits needed from the budget was prepared for the 2006-2007 scores against Monmouth All Stars team Jan. 27 at Wildwoods Convention Center. Floor the Department of Transportation were se- school year. hockey competition was held throughout the weekend. Statewide, over 15,000 athletes cured. This does not mean a decline in the num- participate in 22 Olympic-type sports in over 150 year-round competitions. Given it will take 90 days for the retailer ber of children with special needs, according to stock the store and hire employes, which to Superintendent Barbara Makoski; it is the would indicate the gears are, or very soon will result of more students staying in their own be in motion. districts. ‘Just the Beginning, Again…’ Other stores that will open close to that And that is a direct result of pressure from Wal-Mart include: the federal government, more than “districts For Wildwoods, Says Banker * Fashion Bug, which will relocate from keeping back students,” she said. its present site in Rio Grande Plaza next to Since enrollment has not hit the 300 mark, By LAUREN SUIT the late 1980’s early 1990s in a “crash.” But, Peebles. one classroom teacher and two aides had to be he said, when the convention center opened * 5 Guys Famous Burgers and Fries. This laid-off, said Makoski. A staff member who was WILDWOOD — Will the Wildwoods’ 2007 its doors in 2002, “a signifi cant amount of will be its fi fth location in the state, the closest moved from the media center to a classroom tourism season be better for business? Are activity both in development and appreciation” being in Somers Point. has stayed there, and the media position has buyers still thinking of purchasing second started to return. * China Pavilion, a Chinese restaurant. not been fi lled. homes? “There was a new view of the island,” he * Sally Beauty Supply. This will also be its Her intention to move the music teacher into According to Jay Ford, president of Crest said. “And when you looked at the facility, fi fth store in New Jersey. Two others of its a classroom did not happen though, Makoski Savings Bank, “It is just the beginning, again you had to think how could people not want stores, in Hamilton and Princeton, are also said, so the school’s music program remains for this island,” gesturing to the venue, the to come here.” located near Wal-Marts. unchanged. convention center, as an example of what the In order to keep those people coming, Ford * Quiznos Subs, which formerly operated in She has been in charge of what is one of community can accomplish. said, the 2007 season would depend highly on Rio Grande Plaza. eight schools of its type in the state since “Who would have thought that we would weather and the price of gas. The Wal-Mart sign on Route 9, at the bypass July 2005 and last year, she said the numbers have had all this?” he asked members of the Ford credited the “great weather” for the from Route 9 to Railroad Avenue, contains fi ve looked good, with enrollment over 300. Wildwoods Chamber of Commerce on Jan. success of the 2005 season. While 2006, he spaces to announce those fi ve stores that will Last year’s graduating class was 25 and this 25. said, had “some not so great weather week- share its space. year it will be 40 and fewer students “across Ford noted that he considered the town in (Page A7 Please) For patrons of all those stores, Middle Town- the board” are seeking services here, even ship codes dictates 884 parking spaces, while (Page A7 Please) 839 were already in place, and had been previ- Enrollment Declines, Risks Jump; ously approved. A variance was unanimously approved to allow that reduced number of Pets’ Oxygen College Discontinues Kids’ Program parking spaces. Contact Campbell at (609) 886-8600 Ext By CHRISTINE COTE Trustee Albert Monillas, who serves as 28 or e-mail: [email protected] Masks Added county school superintendent here, asked at COURT HOUSE — The decision was made the meeting if local schools had been notifi ed months ago, but the word is still getting out: about the cancellation because they are getting Surrogate Will To Rescue Rig there will be no Kids College this summer. calls about it. By AL CAMPBELL It was mentioned briefl y at Atlantic Cape Owens explained that the college had Seek Reelection Community College’s Board of Trustees meet- stopped notifying students through the schools COURT HOUSE — Cape May County Sur- COURT HOUSE — Three local veterinarians ing Jan. 23, held at the campus here. a while back and had not thought to tell them rogate W. Robert Hentges has announced that made an unusual donation to Middle Township Patricia Owens, dean of continuing edu- of the change, and said it has been on ACCC’s he will be a candidate for re-election later Ambulance Corps, Inc.: pet oxygen masks. cation and resource development, told the Web site. this year. Those assorted masks are designed to Herald last week that after the 10-year-old When it was originally created, Owens said, The announcement doubtless will affect fi t creatures as small as ferrets and as large program ended last August it was decided not the program was intended to bring potential numerous parties consider- ponies. to continue it. (Page A7 Please) ing a run for the surrogate’s Deb Rue, president of the all-volunteer orga- position when it appeared nization, believes the squad to be the only one Is New Cape Meadow View Shocking? that the 35-year veteran in the county to have such masks. Constitutional Offi cer might The masks will be carried on the ambu- By JACK FICHTER and ditches. not seek an eighth term. lance that responds to all structure fi res to aid Formerly, most of the meadows were hidden Hentges was fi rst elected both fi refi ghters and other victims, human or WEST CAPE MAY — Some residents driving from views by strands of trees, honeysuckle to the Surrogate’s position animal. along Sunset Boulevard have found the view of vines and Phragmites reeds. in 1972. Oxygen masks designed for human use, the Nature Conservancy property and Lower At a Jan. 24 West Cape May Borough Com- Last month, he was unani- HENTGES due to their shape, are not very effective in Cape May Meadows somewhat shocking. mission meeting, Mayor Pam Kaithern said mously voted to receive the Gill C. Job Memo- providing oxygen to family pets involved in a While it may appear there is enough cleared she has received phone calls from residents rial Award from the Constitutional Offi cers fi re, she said. space for a shopping center, the U.S. Army expressing concerns about the project. She Association of New Jersey, presented yearly Pet masks are designed to fi t over their Corps of Engineers are building ponds on the said the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Nature for distinction in service. snouts, and have a rubber ring that creates a property. Conservancy, and the state Department of En- Hentges made his announcement during seal that enables the pet to receive pure oxygen West Cape May Commissioner Peter Burke vironmental Protection (DEP) were restoring a the course of interviews with the Herald for a into their nose and mouth. described the view as “unnerving.” waterway that runs behind the dune. profi le of his decades of service. Many of the volunteers have pets, and know Most of the vegetation seems to be gone Original plans called for aerial spraying of the The full profi le is featured in this week’s how important they are to many residents. replaced by standing pools of water and ponds herbicide glyphosate, known as Rodeo, over a On Deck. Rue’s beloved canine Stonewall, affection- never before visible from the road. Heavy period of two years followed by a burn off of (Page A4 Please) machinery is also on the site digging ponds (Page A6 Please) What's Inside...See Page 3 A2 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers January 31 2007

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Offi ce Furniture for Home and Offi ce qualified township resi- control and customer ser- One member seemed to dents vied for Larry Lapi- vice skills to the board if be concerned. FLOOR MODEL dus’s vacated seat on the appointed. “I’m not sure I’m com- board of education, but only She said she has a 12- fortable having the public one would be chosen. year old stepson in the dis- in the building during the Elizabeth “Betsy” Brown trict and believes the board school day,” Toft said. SALE beat out Teri Calloway and should work more with Papp and principal Linda Babbit for the sole members of the community Joe LaRosa agreed that it CARDIFF PLAZA and provide a positive im- spot. wouldn’t be a problem Across from Deltona Tires • Black Horse Pike age of the district. since the auditorium is Brown who works for (609) 569-9191 Visit us at www.offi ce-concepts.com the state Division of Travel Admittedly not familiar BROWN directly in front of the main and Tourism at the Ocean with the workings of the current board works to- entrance. View welcome center has board or its current prob- gether. “With stanchions and two children in township lems, she asked, “What “It’s a lot more calm a teacher monitoring the schools, a son in third grade is a typical board meeting in the board room than voters, everything should and a daughter in fifth. like?” it used to be,” Ostrander be fi ne,” LaRosa said. Hence, she is already famil- Ostrander held up and said. “We were notorious “I think, having the iar with the district’s needs dropped the agenda with for controversy.” township residents come and concerns. the accompanying exhibits “There haven’t been as to the building, for any “That’s why we chose for that evening’s meeting, many Spout-Offs about us reason, is a good thing,” her,” said member Chris- at least 100 pages, which lately,” member Lisa Toft Ostrander added. tie Ostrander. “Betsy has made an audible thump agreed. The deadline for nomi- long been involved in the when it hit the table. “The board is glad to be nating petitions to run for schools and community, Those in attendance is- working well together and positions on the Dennis she’s well liked and will be sued a knowing laugh pos- fi nally have Betsy with us,” Township Board of Educa- a tremendous asset to the sibly thinking of the board’s Ostrander said. “We’ve tion is 4 p.m. Feb. 26 and board.” controversial past, but then worked with her for a long the election is scheduled Calloway, a practicing Ostrander broke down a time now and know what for Apr. 17. attorney who used to work normal meeting with the she’s capable of bringing to There are three, three- for the city of Philadelphia, current board and invited the board.” year seats available. if selected, thought she Babbit to stick around for Ostrander and Brown of- Prospective candidates could use her legal exper- this one and come to future ten run fundraisers to help can obtain a “School tise to help the board. meetings. support the district. They’ve Board Candidate Kit” at “With two preschool-age Babbit said she would raised over $115,000 over the board’s offi ce at 601 children, I want to be more stay and planned to run in the past several years. Hagan Road or call (609) 609-884-3064 involved in the future of April if not chosen for the “We’re currently in the 861-2859, ext. 511 for the community my hus- interim board position. process of setting up a more information. band and I chose to raise In the process of the carnation sale for Valen- Contact Hart at (609) them in,” she said. “The interviews, the board asked tine’s Day. They’re a dol- 886-8600 Ext 35 or at: FISH MARKET great reputation of Dennis the applicants a series of lar a piece,” Ostrander [email protected] Township schools was one questions, one being what explained. Prices Effective 2/2 - 2/4 of the major factors we they thought the district’s “Red is for love, white LoBiondo considered when deciding main concerns were. is anonymous, yellow is to move here.” They all had different for friendship and I expect Vote Tally Cooked When asked, if not se- ideas, but a few common many fl owers from every- WASHINGTON, D.C. — $ lected, would she run for threads ran through their one here,” she joked and U.S. Rep. Frank LoBiondo Shrimp ...... 7.75 LB. one of the three open seats comments. got laughs from the other (R-2nd) voted yes, 431-0, on the ballot in April, “I, State funding, budget members. to deny congressional pen- of course, would have to concerns, technology, en- In related business, sions to future members consult with my husband, rollment and community the board agreed to direct convicted of crimes such as Lobster House but it’s defi nitely something involvement issues were Superintendent George fraud, perjury and bribery. $ I’ve thought about,” she among the hot topics they Papp to write a letter to the He also voted no, and Clams Casino ...... 6.50 DZ. replied. all touched upon. county Board of Elections the vote was 226-191 to Babbit, a seven-year resi- The applicants also com- requesting the Hagan Road allow limited voting rights dent of the township, is an mented on how well the school be designated an to House delegates from American Samoa, Guam, TAKE-OUT SPECIALS Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico and District of Columbia. 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COURT HOUSE — Wal- FRIED OYSTER PLATTER ter Landgraf, Middle Town- ship School Board secretary Served with Baked Macaroni & $ 95 and administrator, said a Cheese and Stewed Tomatoes...... 8 Jan. 24 story regarding formation of a joint labor council contained two er- rors. BROILED OR FRIED FLOUNDER, He met with eligible Al Campbell personnel regarding early SCALLOP, SHRIMP PLATTER Offi cers of Cape May County League of Municipalities, from left, Avalon retirements Dec. 17, not Served with Baked Potato or French Councilman Joseph V. Tipping, fi rst vice president, Wildwood Councilwoman Dec. 21. $ 95 Kathleen Breuss, president, Bonnie Carlson, secretary, and Cape May Point Four informational Fries and Cole Slaw ...... 9 Borough Commissioner Carl F. Schupp, treasurer, are sworn by former state meetings were held with Sen. James Cafi ero Jan. 23 during installation at Henny’s Restaurant, Stone employes prior to imple- Call ahead Harbor. Dennis Township Committeeman Dennis Crippen, second vice presi- mentation of the AESOP dent was absent. system. and we’ll have it waiting for you! INSIDE THIS WEEK'S HERALD Index H BUY 1 GET 1 FREE H Antiques ...... See On Deck Automotive ...... A44 SUNDAY FEBRUARY 4 ONLY Classified ...... A34 This week’s REU explores recent court decisions on af- Dining & Entertainment ..On Deck fordable housing and wetlands development; West Movies ...... A15 BROILED or FRIED Cape May’s new “fl oor area ratio” requirement; ap- Obituaries ...... A14 proval of a 9-lot Goshen subdivision; and Mainland Opinion ...... A40 Eye Institute’s expansion application. And there’s the SEAFOOD COMBO PLATTER Real Estate ...... A27 SUNDAY DECEMBER 3, 2006 ONLY ever-popular Property Transfer Chart as well! See pp. Religion ...... A18 (Shrimp, scallops, fi llet of fi sh & deviled clam) 27 and 33. Sports ...... A16 Spout Off ...... A20 Served with French Fries or Support Groups ...... A15 $ 95 Teen Scene ...... A 1 4 Baked Potato and Cole Slaw ...... 10 Local youths help rebuild and Tides ...... See On Deck New Orleans. W. Robert Health (“Bob) Hentges is serving Travel/Trips ...... A12 WEDNESDAY ONLY - 1/31/07 his 35th year as Cape May Fitness What's Cooking? ...... A 6 County Surrogate. Ocean What's On Deck City residents are learning "Calendar" ...... See On Deck Take-Out Special $ 95 to tango. It’s all in On Deck w this week, inside and at Sea Isle City pupils learn slow motion Oriental moves...... Page A5 5 www.CapeMayCountyHer- w CARA to mark National Teen Dating Violence Prevention Week. ...Page A10 Fried Shrimp Platter (Reg. $9.25) ald.com w Police Academy graduation is extra special for director...... Page A11 A4 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers January 31 2007 Pets’ Oxygen Inspiration & Ideas for ately known as “Stony,” reluctantly modeled one of the (From Page A1) masks as squad members watched. Kitchens & Bath Veterinarians who donated the masks were Dr. Terri Visit Our Showroom • 204 N. Main Street Marks, South Paw Animal Hospital; Dr. Robert Fitzpat- rick, Abri Animal Hospital; and Dr. David Hirsch, Parkway (1 block South of Burdette Tomlin Hospital) Veterinary Hospital. Cape May Court House, NJ In addition, Marks donated a foal resuscitator for pets that supports the pet mask without the use of an oxygen 463-0400 or 1-800-896-3777 mask, which in some cases may be necessary, since there are areas where an oxygen tank should not be used. Don’t Miss Our Warehouse Sale “We believe that pets are a part of many families lives that reside in Middle Township,” said Rue. “Now, we are able to also assist them, in case they are Starting January 31st involved in a fi re,” she said. Miscellaneous Kitchen and Bath Squad members include: Matt Knipple, vice president, Nancy Conover, treasurer, Pat Verycken, secretary. Cabinetry and Displays Chief is Cindy Gorman, Assistant Chief Joe Eagan, Capt. Ted Farina Jr., Lieutenants are Mike Tallant and (Right here at 204 N. Main St., CMCH) John Thomson and Eli Skull. On the human side, the squad hopes to fi nd donors who will make possible three pieces of equipment to aid fi re victims. Those items include a misting fan, cooling chair and rehab tent. Any individual or organization wishing to aid the Al Campbell squad with any of those units should contact Rue at: Dr. Terri Marks, left, one of three veterinarians who (609) 465-5418 or at P.O. Box 331, Cape May Court donated pet oxygen masks, joins Chief Cindy Gor- House, NJ 08210. man, Middle Township Ambulance Corps, Inc., right, and offi cers as they demonstrate mask on reluctant Contact Campbell at (609) 886-8600 Ext 28 or e-mail: pooch, Stonewall. [email protected] Tai Chi Assembly Mimics Creatures By JOE HART

SEA ISLE CITY — The elementary school hosted an assembly in which Tai A Division of CABINET RESOURCE CORP. Chi instructor James Rey FEATURING CABINETS BY- demonstrated to the stu- dents various poses and movements related to the ancient Oriental practice. On Jan. 26, Rey ex- plained to the pupils how the originators of Tai Chi, hundreds of years ago, and SHOWROOM HOURS: its predecessor Qigong, thousands of years old, Joe Hart Tai Chi instructor James Rey demonstrates a movement to the students at an developed the exercises MON. 9-5 WED. 9-7 FRI. 9-5 assembly at the Sea Isle City School on Dec. 26. by observing and copying TUES. 9-5 THURS. 9-5 SAT. 10-3 things they saw in nature. the exercise as a form of of animals such as cranes to join in the exercise. He told them Tai Chi and meditation and for medical and tigers. Sea Isle City teacher Qigong practitioners use purposes, a kind of self- The children really Jacqueline Shields, Rey’s healing. seemed to enjoy the pre- sister, said the school tries Qigong consists mostly sentation mimicking the to have assemblies like this of stationary poses while graceful moves of the in- one periodically to give the Tai Chi blends poses with structor and giggling when students a break from their series of movements. they had trouble. normal routine. Rey showed them poses They especially liked Rey teaches Tai Chi meant to resemble station- when one sequence called classes at the South Coast ary things such as barrels for Rey to hold both arms House of Karate in Rio and trees. straight up in the air and Grande. For more informa- Some movements someone yelled, “touch- tion, call (609) 465-0059 showed weather patterns down!” or visit his Web site at like the sun rising and Rey also suggested the www.holistictaichi.com. rain falling from a cloud in younger students could the sky. try to draw pictures of the Contact Hart at (609) He also showed sequenc- animals the moves were 886-8600 Ext 35 or at: es based on the movements copying, but most wanted [email protected] County Chamber To Host DRBA Commissioners COURT HOUSE — The Commissioners DeLan- the chamber’s luncheon Cape May County Cham- zo and Favre will discuss meeting, call 465-7181 or Who said nothing in ber of Commerce will host economic development visit www.capemaycoun- Delaware River and Bay projects sponsored by tychamber.com. Pre-paid this world is FREE? Authority Commissioners the DRBA in Cape May reservations are required. Susan DeLanzo and Neils County. Favre at the Chamber’s Cost is $20 for county Age is a matter of the Feb. 15 meeting, which chamber members with mind. If you donʼt mind will be held at the Avalon advanced reservations, or it doesnʼt matter. Golf Club. $25 for walk-ins. To attend -Jerry Thacker

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Monday, Feb. 5: Fried Is your spouse liver and onions, cauli- fl ower, mashed potatoes, keeping you awake? carrot-raisin salad, choco- late cake/icing, chicken vegetable soup. We can help! Tuesday, Feb. 6: Baked chicken breast, gravy, pars- We are right here in ley baked potato, green Cape May Court House. beans, cranberry sauce, apple pie. Wednesday, Feb 7: Spaghetti and meatballs, Call now for a oriental vegetables, roll, salad, banana. consultation Thursday, Feb. 8: Jack Fichter Roast turkey, gravy, baked Lower Cape May Meadows appear barren after Phragmites have been removed, stuffi ng, lima beans, cole revealing ponds and open areas. 465-2646 slaw, rice pudding. Friday, Feb. 9: Baked Meadow View codfish, potato wedges, (From Page A1) “They are another feeding habitat source What are sleep Disorders? stewed tomatoes, salad, dead Phragmites. for piping plover and other nesting shore- tapioca pudding, beef bar- There are more than 90 types of sleep disorders. Some have serious Residents and environmental groups birds, so they don’t have to go to the ley soup. opposed both the spraying by helicopter ocean edge where they can be harassed by health implications and some are relatively small. Sleep disorders are Monday, Feb. 5: Chick- and burning. people, dogs, things on the beach.” posing a threat to the general public and have additional health risks en salad on roll, pasta salad, The aerial spraying was replaced by ap- He said all the ditches are being con- for the public. Constant fatigue and drowsiness have been shown to cookies, cranberry juice. plication at ground level and Phragmites nected in the wetland areas. be contributing factors in traffi c and industrial accidents caused by Tuesday, Feb. 6: Tuna were cut down rather than burned, said Crossovers were made to allow plover salad platter, potato salad, sleep disorders. Kaithern. chicks to get over the dune. Pakan said the roll, pineapple chunks, “It’s not the perfect result for everyone ponds are not fed by tides. Samuel Krachman, D.O.F.C.C.P. • Medical Director grape juice. but it is defi nitely a good compromise,” He said the ponds, which were built • Board Certifi ed in Sleep Medicine Wednesday, Feb. 7: she said. from scratch, are slightly brackish because Ham and cheese on roll, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Project they may have picked up salt from the sand Sleep and Respiratory Care Center is devoted to the diagnosis and macaroni salad, peach pie, Manager Dwight Pakan said the Corps on the property. Pakan said the main water treatment of a wide range of sleep disorders, such as: apple juice. were “fi nishing the fi nal phase of initial system in the meadows is freshwater, fed • Excessive Sleepiness • Sleep Apnea • Heavy Snoring Thursday, Feb. 8: Egg construction.” from rainwater runoff from West Cape May • Sleep-Wake Cycle Disturbances • Restless Leg Syndrome salad on white bread, salad, He said while some are complimenting and Cape May Point. applesauce, fruit punch. • Nocturnal Periodic Limb Movements the new vistas of ponds, others are ques- The ponds are being built to restore Friday, Feb. 9: Turkey tioning what happened to the wetlands. eroded wetland,” he said. and cheese on Kaiser roll, He said the Corps sprayed three times At one time, a ditch ran from ponds in RAJEN I. UDANI, M.D., F.C.C.P. diced pears, tomato juice. to kill the Phragmites. Cape May Point State Park, fed by Lake “We followed up with mowing a couple Lily, all the way through the meadows to 17 S. Dennisville Road, It is often merely for an months later to get rid of the bio mass,” Cape Island Creek. Pakan said a storm in Cape May Court House excuse that we say things said Pakan. “Eventually we may plant back 1991 cut off the fl ow and water from the Offi ce Hours By Appointment • 465-2646 are impossible. in there but the Nature Conservancy was State Park has been draining into the ocean François La Rochefoucauld adamant about us not planting right away, through an outfall pipe near the World they wanted to let the natural vegetation War II bunker. in the area come back.” He said new ditches would restore the He said the view of the ponds from water fl ow through the meadows. Sunset Boulevard might remain if natural Pakan said four water control structures fl ora comes back such as Spartina Grass, are being installed at the request of the which does not grow 10 or 12 feet high Nature Conservancy, which allow the op- like Phragmites. portunity to fl ood areas to better control Pakan said the Corps found mostly Phragmites. He said Phragmites do not Phragmites on the property other than a survive well in standing water. few different species along the road. He “This project has a fi ve-year period of said there are many acres of trees in the adoptive management which will start after Just when you thought winter was over... meadows away from the wetlands. initial construction is completed to go in and A shallow pond was created for tree tweak things if they don’t work as planned,” frogs. said Pakan. It’s here again! “It’s an area that will hopefully stay wet He said construction should be com- in winter and early spring when they breed pleted in April or May. Pakan added that and spawn and then it may dry out as the he didn’t know when trails would be water table lower,” said Pakan. reopened. He said the fi rst major phase of con- Calls to the Nature Conservancy from struction took place in 2004-2005 with the Herald were not returned. the beach dune being restored to keep seawater from inundating the freshwater Contact Fichter at (609) 886-8600 Ext wetland area. 30 or at: jfi [email protected] The current phase of construction began in November with restoration of You can fool all the people some of the the interior area on the landward side of time and some of the people all the “We’ll Be There” When you need us! the dune. time, but you cannot fool all the people “We built two ponds and we are almost all the time. For All Your Cooling done with the third pond,” said Pakan. – Abraham Lincoln & Heating Needs... You can count on us! 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May 15-23 Branson, MO ...... $1025pp He pointed to northern shore communities such as May 21-26 Michigan & Mackinac Island ...... $725pp Avalon, Stone Harbor and Sea Isle City, which he believes May 27-31 French Canada ...... $645pp a lot of people are “priced out of.” Jun 3-7 Myrtle Beach, SC ...... $445pp Jun 10-16 Bermuda Cruise from Phila...... $995pp “People can now afford the Wildwoods,” he said after Jun 24-28 Cape Cod, Mass...... $599pp showing a slide of sales of homes in those towns. “The Jun 29-Jul 9 Mt. Rushmore & National Parks ...... $1395pp pricing of a lot of northern communities led people here.” His examples had the average sale in Avalon at $1.75 million, Stone Harbor at $1.5 million, and Sea Isle City CALL FOR FREE BROCHURES Lauren Suit Attention Group Leaders! Our Deluxe Coaches are available for charter. at $800,000. What does the fi nancial future hold for the Wildwoods? President of Crest “But, we’re in a buyers’ market and until some equi- Savings Bank Jay Ford outlines his fi nancial forecast for the island to members Senior Travel • 1-800-257-8910 librium is gained, not only is the Wildwood housing of the Wildwoods Chamber of Commerce on Jan. 25. Box 308, 15 South Main St., Cape May Court House 08210 market going to be soft, but most of the national market as well,” Ford added. clearer than the windshield,” he said, borrowing a quote While Ford’s forecast for Wildwood was a positive from Warren Buffett. Specials Good Till Feb. 28th U.S.D.A. WHOLE one, he admitted that knowing the future in business is CENTER CUT near impossible. Contact Suit at: (609) 886-8600 ext. 25 or “In the business world the rearview window is always [email protected] FILET Enrollment (From Page A1) Not all the classes scheduled for this county were held MIGNON students and parents to the campus to introduce the col- because they didn’t attract enough students, Lisa Apel- lege to the community. Gendron, director of academic and student services at Today, other mechanisms foster enrollment, Owens the campus here, told the Herald last August. .99 said, like the college’s collaborations with high school Kids College cost $127,000 last year but it’s a “break- pound districts and the growth of the N.J. Stars program. even program,” said Owens since fees are charged. 5CUT FREE TO ORDER The college has also expanded its work force develop- But rising costs were also increasing fees, she said. ment training, Owens said, which is more in line with the It was about fi ve years ago that the college stopped Steaks • Burgers • Hoagies • Wraps college’s “primary mission of educating adults.” sending material home to students through schools, said Seafood Platters • Club Sandwiches Another signifi cant change that has occurred since the Owens, when a direct mailing to homes was initiated. program fi rst started, Owens said, are added requirements Last year 100,000 copies of the 31-page brochure Fresh Sliced Y hoice Now Open for those offering programs for children, such as increases of classes were mailed out, and that is another rising our C in insurance and training. Screening adults who work with cost that Owens said added to the decision to end the • D&W Liverwurst 104 S. Main St. children is also a new burden. program. • All Meat Bologna Cape May Court House The college facilities are not built for children either, “I can’t say I won’t miss the kids, they were fun,” she LB. Owens said, so there were always safety concerns where said. “We had high quality programs.” • Cooked Salami $1.99 465-0090 bathrooms and kitchens are concerned. Staff also had Owens emphasized that the decision to end it had to make sure that each child was picked up by the ap- nothing to do with the programs or instructors, nor had Fresh Sliced propriate adult. the college received any complaints about it. Your Choice QUARTER POUND With her staff of three, Owens said, they have more But the enrollment trend has been down and costs and • American Cheese CHEESEBURGER than enough to do with meeting the increased demand risk have gone up, Owens said. • Domestic Ham ¢ for credit and non-credit courses, and more workforce She hopes that local schools, which she said are more ea. • Hot Ham LB. 99 development programs. equipped to deal with children, will take this opportunity • D&W Honey Ham $2.99 There are also other activities available to students to offer summer programs if they don’t already. Blitz’s Famous through schools, community sports programs and camps Another place kids won’t be able to go is Summertime Fresh Sliced during the summer, she said. Adventures at the county Technical High School. The Breakfast $ 99 Last year the program was offered at the new campus ongoing construction there is the reason the decision to • Imported Ham Sandwich 1 ea. for the fi rst time, but Owens said of the 600 children discontinue that program was made last week, according • Virginia Baked Ham participating, 75 to 80 percent of them attended classes to Superintendent William Desmond. Blitz’s Fresh Made Salads in Mays Landing. • Black Pepper Ham Y hoice There were 92 course offerings last summer for chil- Contact Cote at (609) 886-8600 Ext 31 or: • Gourmet Turkey Breast our C •Potato dren ages 5 to 15, with most for those from 7 to 12. [email protected] • Lunch Roll •Macaroni $ 39 • Provolone Cheese •Cole Slaw 1 LB. Special Svc. • Veal Loaf $3.99 LB. FRESH MADE (From Page A1) state funding, have been having fi nancial diffi culties though the district had over 400 at one time, she said. because of fl at funding, but she emphasizes, “we are a Fresh Sliced 18” LARGE Makoski said she is also seeing a big change in the county school.” Your Choice grant applications that cross her desk. Not many are Makoski said she couldn’t say whether a student’s spe- Top Round CHEESE focused on self-contained classrooms, she said, which is cial needs are being accommodated in a home district, but • Roast Beef PIZZA what the district offers. for these children “there’s not a one size fi ts all.” • Corned Beef $ 99 It receives funding through tuition payments which The school has been here for 32 years, Makoski said, EVERY DAY 5 • Roast Pork LB. NOT AVAIL. VILLAS and now “we’re just weathering” this trend. $4.99 range from $21,500 to $34,000 per student and from the county freeholders, which gave the district $3,499,957 There are no empty classrooms though, and one high SPECIALS GOOD AT THESE STORES for this school year. school program that deals with behavior, and a multiply She’d be reluctant to ask the freeholders for more since disabled class with a behavior focus for elementary stu- 21st & New Jersey 902 Bayshore Rd. 104 S. Main St. 34th & Asbury they have been “most generous,” she said. dents are fi lled. N. WILDWOOD VILLAS CMCH Ocean City “The recourse is cutting next year’s budget,” said She is also seeing more applications that cite a behavior 729-4500 886-8225 465-0090 399-6080 Makoski. disability and those students need emotional support, There are 171 employes in the district, including her, she said. Makoski said. Some students also have one-on-one aids Contact Cote at (609) ™ Mon.-Fri. 9-5 • Sat. 10-1 Visit Our Showroom for the™ but the sending districts pay those positions 886-8600 Ext 31 or: Largest In-Store Selection in She said she understands that districts, which receive [email protected] AABA 1638 Bayshore Rd., Villas (Corner of E. Wilde Ave.) Cape May County Family Medical Missing 16-Year-Old Sought & Post Mastectomy Supplies (609) 886-1699 Call to Schedule Your Mastectomy Wear Fitting Now COURT HOUSE — Mid- be unhappy at home, and it dle Township police ask the is believed by authorities ™ Give the Gift of Independence public’s help locating 16- that she might be in the year-old Dylene Mendez, company of her boyfriend missing since Jan. 22. Jason Valentin. Comfort Your Sweetheart this ™ Mendez was last seen Possible destinations for ™ Jan. 22 about 7 a.m. getting Mendez include Atlantic Valentine’s Day with a New Lift on a school bus on Route City and Puerto Rico. 147, Burleigh to attend It is not known what she Chair from Golden Technologies Middle Township High was wearing at the time of School. her disappearance. She never attended She is described as Cau- school that day, according casian, 5 feet 5 inches, 125 $ to police. pounds with black hair and OFF ™ At 1:24 p.m. that day, brown eyes. 250 MSRP her mother reported her Mendez has pierced DYLENE MENDEZ as a runaway. She previ- ears, and had on gold-tone Golden Technology Lift Chairs with this ad ously ran away from home, hoop earrings. is asked to contact Middle Other restrictions may apply. Prior sales not included. Expires 2-17-07 police said. Anyone with informa- Township Police Depart- ™ Mendez was reported to tion on her whereabouts ment at (609) 465-8700. A8 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers January 31 2007 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx x x x x x Fiber Arts x Regional’s Szczur Accorded Gridiron Honors x x x Yarn Shop x Villanova University where x x By JACK FICHTER College Player of the Year, cial issues. x x Brady Quinn, Pro Player of he will play football and End of course exams x x x x ERMA — Tiger’s quar- the Year, San Diego Char- baseball. for all students in selected x x His record this year: x x terback Matt Szczur was ger LaDainian Tomlinson, courses could begin for x x honored by the Lower Coach of the Year, Rutger’s 1,200 rushing yards, 960 students as early as spring, x x x COME CELEBRATE OUR x Cape May Regional Board Greg Schiano and Profes- return yards, 13 touch- said Castellucci. x x sional Coach of the Year, downs, 67 tackles, five x 20TH x of Education Jan. 25, one Christopher Kobik, di- x x of numerous honors he has New Orleans Saints’ Sean forced fumbles, four fum- rector of curriculum and x x x ANNIVERSARY x received this month. Payton. ble recoveries, and five instruction, said the district x x interceptions. Board mem- x FEB. 17, 18 &19 x Athletic Director Mark Szczur received the was working on a profes- x DOOR PRIZES, SPECIALx Schiffbauer said Szczur Mini-Max Award and a bers, administrators and sional development agree- x x audience members offered x SALES & KNITTING x was nominated for a pres- $1,000 scholarship. He ment for staff with Rowan x x had his photo taken at a a round of applause for Szc- University. x MACHINE DRAWING. x tigious Maxwell Football x x Club Award along with Jan. 11 awards ceremony zur’s accomplishments. He said the regional x x His career statistics for x Washington Commons x 49 student athletes from with Maxwell Club Presi- school district is revising x x dent Ron Jaworski and Tom 2003 to 2006: 3,008 rush- x Cape May, NJ x four states. Had he won, its three-year technology x x Szczur would have been McDonald, a Hall of Fame ing yards, 27 touchdowns, plan. Kobik said all eighth x (609) 898-8080 x 210 tackles, 11 forced xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx in the company of the award winner and a Phila- graders would be assessed delphia Eagle from 1957 to fumbles and 15 intercep- on the technological profi - 1963, said Schiffbauer. tions. ciency this year. RIO NAILS & SPA He presented Szczur “He is going to be missed A number of district Let us pamper you on your special day! with a plaque for his se- on the football fi eld,” said teachers are retiring. The lection as Cape Atlantic Schiffbauer. board accepted letters of 463-8868 League (CAL) First Team In other business: High retirement from Science Jack Fichter • Manicures Quarterback and a Lower School Principal Joe Cas- Teacher John Kovacs and Lower Cape May Regional High School Quarterback • Pedicures Cape May Regional 2006 tellucci said the school Math Teacher John DiVito, Matt Szczur is presented fall football award by Ath- • Full set for acrylic, Fall Football Award. would hold an open house both effective July 1. letic Director Mark Schiffbauer. uv gel, pink & whites Among his accomplish- for eighth graders and Letters were also ac- parking lot project in the and silk wrap nails ments: Courier Post First their parents Feb. 21. He cepted from Secretaries tion was accepted effective amount of $204,000. • Custom Nail Designs Team South Jersey Group announced the school’s Mary Franco and Margaret Feb. 23. Two card scanning se- • Waxing II Defensive Back, Phila- spring musical would be Sheppard, both effective Brett Matthews was ap- curity systems for staff Gift Certifi cates Available ¶ Walk-Ins Welcome delphia Inquirer First Team “Thoroughly Modern Mil- Aug. 1. Marlene Neill will proved as the Web Man- were approved for two high South Jersey Quarterback, lie.” retire from the high school ager/Technology Trainer Grande Shopping Center (In front of Lowe’s) school entrances. Atlantic City Press First Castellucci reported cafeteria staff March 1. for the district effective Team All-Area Defensive he attended a meeting The board accepted a let- March 1. Contact Fichter at (609) Back and two time Gazette of county principals. He ter of retirement from aid The board approved the 886-8600 Ext 30 or at: Player of the Year. said principals expressed Edward Sherretta. issuance and sale of tem- jfi [email protected] Schiffbauer said Szczur concerns about future state English Teacher Jackie porary notes for the resur- has a full scholarship to tests for students and fi nan- Siscone’s letter of resigna- faced running track and

Italian Bakery and Deli Lower Given $20K Grant for 9-1-1 Mapping Stop in for our homemade ERMA — Lower Town- program will support the identities will enable the soup of the day! ship police received a Communications Section of 9-1-1 and Communications $20,250 check Jan. 19 the police department. Center to better provide Hoagies & Sandwiches to purchase 9-1-1 equip- In addition to the map- emergency services. Boars Head Lunch Meats and Cheeses ment and vehicle locator ping program, an Auto- Funds provided by the upgrades. matic Vehicle Locating grant have resulted in ap- Fresh Baked Pastries & Donuts Edward Bradford III, Program is also included proximately 10 police of- Breads • Cakes • Cheesecakes coordinator, presented that to improve tracking and ficers’ vehicles outfitted Wholesale & Retail check to Lt. Christopher positioning of offi cers while with new modems and GPS Winter on behalf of the Of- on patrol. tracking devices. fi ce of Emergency Telecom- That new mapping pro- In addition, the commu- 609-522-8322 • Open Wed-Sun 6am-6pm munication Services, State gram will enable police nications terminals have 17th & Central Aves., N. Wildwood of New Jersey, Office of communications person- up to date hardware and Information Technology. nel to identify calls being software installation with The enhanced mapping received and interface with confi guration to the elec- the current 9-1-1 system. tronic 9-1-1 and call locat- That system will auto- ing capabilities. matically map all wireless The department’s Ad- BAYSIDE EYE CENTER calls and will increase the ministration Services Di- amount of wireless call vision has received over Lower Township Police Lt. Christopher Winter, right, location identities and re- $60,000 in grants through accepts $20,250 check from Edward Bradford 3rd, duce the amount of loca- the Offi ce of Information coordinator, state Offi ce of Emergency Telecom- tion unknown identities. Technology to buy 9-1-1 munication Services Jan. 19 for 9-1-1 equipment VISION EXAMS • EYE DISEASE DETECTION The increase of location equipment. upgrades. OPTICAL DEPT. • GLAUCOMA TREATMENT LowerLower TownshipTownship LASIK CO-MANAGEMENT • CATARACT MANAGEMENT MunicipalMunicipal CourtsCourts We’re Back!

Roger A. Young, O.D. Carl L. Hirshorn, O.D. ERMA — The Lower consumption of alcohol in Doctor of Optometry Doctor of Optometry Township Police Depart- a motor vehicle. $742 fi ne Mc M’s ment reports that the fol- and costs. Salon & Spa Lic # 27OA00383700 Lic # 27OA00281102 lowing defendants had Terrence O’Brien, 36, of their cases heard in court Villas, driving while intoxi- or paid fi nes prior to a cated. $664 fi ne and costs. (609) 886-1578 hearing. Municipal Court Paul Thiel, 21, Cranford, 263-4411 4411 Landis Avenue, Sea Isle City, NJ 08243 2004 BAYSHORE ROAD, VILLAS Judge David DeWeese sen- careless driving. $139 fi ne tenced: and costs. Stephen Lee, 42, of Vil- Victor Zenglin III, 22, of las, fail to wear seat belt, $84 Villas, driving while intoxi- “Some say, donʼt put all you eggs in one basket. I fi ne and costs. cated. $858 fi ne and costs; say, put all your eggs in one basket and watch that Charles Belote, Jr. 25, of two years drivers license basket.” Frank Purdue North Cape May, unsafe driv- revocation. ing. $389 fi ne and costs. Karen Cohen, 53, of Linwood, careless driving. BAYSIDE MARBLE $119 fi ne and costs. Lisa Hand, 38, of Villas, AND GRANITE, INC. unsafe driving. $389 fine and costs. Robert Kenney, 31, of 92 South Rte 50, Seaville (1 mile west of Rte. 9) Villas, careless driving, fail Cape May County’s only Marble and Granite Custom Fabricator to exhibit. $328 fine and costs. Kitchen Counter Tops • Bathroom Vanity Inez Mailet, 21, of Vine- Tops • Table Tops • Fireplace Surrounds land, harassment. $355 fi ne IN HONOR OF MARY MACATEE and costs. Trea Marko, 39, of Rio WOMEN OF CAPE MAY LUTHERAN CHURCH Grande, fail to exhibit driv- Hundreds of slabs on site. Bring your plans. Dennisville United Methodist Women ers license, $139 fi ne and Granite counter tops starting at $59 per SF installed. costs. Jeffrey Moore, 26, of Court House, unsafe driving. Showroom Hours: $339 fi ne and costs. Monday - Saturday 9am - 3pm • After hours and Sundays - By Appointment Benjamin Murphy, 20, Marathon, Fla. Fail to report 390-0002 an accident; unsafe driving; Herald Newspapers January 31 2007 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A9 ‘It’s Just Been Like a Trauma’ Richard E. Sandman, Esquire MUNICIPAL COURT, CRIMINAL LAW, FAMILY LAW, Lower Homeowner Appeals Value JUVENILE MATTERS, ESTATE PROBATE & ADMIN. By JACK FICHTER In 1999, Bell had a sec- home prices fell. may have been affected 609-463-1555 ond story addition built “Unfortunately, we are by the new reval, with VILLAS — Jacqueline on her home. She said not investors, these are homes with large tax bills Bell is waiting to see if the her evaluation doubled in our homes and we didn’t less desirable to potential assessment on her Millman 2002. get any increased value buyers. Lane home will decrease. “Since 1999, it’s suppos- unless we had sold them,” She said she would like She said she spoke with edly more than tripled in she said. to sell her house and move Tell Nate, Susan & Steve a representative of the value,” said Bell. Bell said home prices but her husband does not company that conducted She said the assessment were high last summer want to sell. Bell said she the revaluation of proper- of her house has increased and fall while the reval was has lived in Ocean City, ties for Lower Township, from $400,000 in 2002 to being conducted but since Pennsylvania and Mary- Cole-Layer-Trumble (CLT) $610,000 this year. The have fallen. land. to Stop the Proposed last Tuesday, and is now house was purchased for “When you have (real She described “for sale” waiting for a letter in the $140,000. estate) speculation, its not signs in the township pop- mail to see if her assess- Bell claims the federal that your house has in- ping up like “mushrooms ment will change. government lowered inter- creased in value, it’s sud- after a rainstorm.” Bell said she had plenty est rates to stimulate the denly all these new houses Bell said she has lost 260-Acre Mining/“Re-cycle” of company at township economy after 2001, to cre- are going up and driving up sleep over her increased hall as other homeowners ate high-paying construc- the value,” she said. valuation and possible tax met with CLT in hopes tion jobs. She said many Bell asked township bill. they could decrease their homes were purchased by council to schedule pub- “It’s just been like a trau- assessment. She brought investors and “flipped,” lic hearing to explain the ma,” she said. Operation on Indian Trail ads showing sales prices and prices were driven reval process. In a letter Lower Township Tax of similar properties from upwards. to township council, she Assessor Art Amonette told 2006. “This building boom questioned the “validity the Herald a homeowner If her assessment re- wasn’t backed by anything and accuracy of the meth- that meets with CLT will mains the same, Bell said like the housing boom in ods as to how they came to receive an answer in the she would pursue her own the 50s, there’s no steel the market value.” mail and an offi cial notice appraisal of her home at industry, there’s no manu- She said she didn’t feel from the township. A hom- Call MIDDLE TWP COMMITTEE the advice of her attorney. facturing, there’s no big that properties on adjoining eowner that is still not satis- She said she is also pre- ship building,” said Bell. streets were considered. fi ed can fi le an appeal with pared to fi le an appeal with She said when the build- Bell said she believed the county Tax Board. the county Tax Board. ing boom stopped recently, the salability of homes The deadline to appeal to the county is April 1, said at 465-8732 Small Student Population Has Amonette. Contact Fichter at (609) Sea Isle City Eying Ways to Save 886-8600 Ext 30 or at: Ordered and paid for by R&R Associates, 608 Turnberry Court, CMCH, NJ 08210. This advertisement is paid for by a private fi rm and was not authorized by any political candidate or committee. jfi [email protected] By JOE HART “After hearing of this schools in this cluster will plan, the teachers without be reduced to around 12 SEA ISLE CITY — Com- tenure are going to start schools leaving the parents bining grades, closing off looking for new jobs in of those children to decide a section of the school other districts,” she con- where to send them. and reducing staff were tinued. In related business, board all parts of Superintendent Benedetto agreed that member Matt McCallum Your neighborhood health center Warren Benedetto’s pro- they could lose some teach- reported on a meeting he posal of how to manage the ers in the process, but attended with county free- district’s growing fi nancial said, “It’s a problem that holders about a proposed concerns and shrinking I acknowledge, but cannot county school board. Affordable, quality medical care enrollment. solve.” He said it was part of On Jan. 23, Benedetto Other teachers posed the state’s desire to reduce explained to the board of questions. taxes by consolidating and education that with a pro- “When will the board combining services. 7 Comprehensive primary care for the entire family jected enrollment of 80 stu- make a decision on the “By the conversation at 7 Specialized services — podiatry, GYN, cardiology, dents next year the current proposed plan?” wondered the meeting, it sounds like gastroenterology, infectious disease — way of doing things is not third-grade teacher Jen the freeholders are against on site or by referral feasible for the future. Horner. “Will it be by the it,” he concluded. His plan suggests com- next meeting?” The board also is review- 7 All physicians and nurse practitioners credentialed bining grades pre-kinder- Benedetto thought the ing information for a feasi- under JCAHO accreditation standards garten with kindergarten, decision should be soon bility study Sea Isle City is 7 Assistance with enrollment in public health insurance, first with second, third because he and district having done. including Medicaid and NJ Family Care with forth, fi fth with sixth business administrator Earl Each member picked Se Habla and seventh with eighth. Vassallo need to start work- a chapter to read and re- Español 7 Walk-ins welcome Benedetto also proposed ing on the budget. port on back to the board, 7 No insurance? No problem! abandoning the wing of the “We’ll need to agree on fi ghting over the smaller Call (609) school currently housing a plan before we start do- sections. 465-0258 the library and various oth- ing the numbers,” Vassallo Heather Baldini, not in er classrooms and offi ces agreed. attendance, was given a Cape Community Health Center and moving them to other “Is the superintendent’s pretty substantial section. 410 Route 9 North, Cape May Court House areas in the building. plan all-or-nothing?” The- Contact Hart at (609) “We can shut off utilities resa Arsenault, another 886-8600 Ext 35 or at: A division of to that section and move educator, wanted to know. [email protected] She wondered if the the facilities to other rooms “Impartiality is a pomp- board could change Bene- opened up by combining ous name for indiffer- detto’s proposal or if it was classes,” he said. ence, which is an elegant written in stone. Most controversially, his name for ignorance.” Offices also located in Bridgeton, Vineland, Millville and Glassboro. Benedetto said this was proposals include a reduc- —GK Chesterton tion of staff. the plan he was suggest- According to Benedetto’s ing the board accept, but plan, the districts staff- it requires their approval ing needs for the coming so he would listen to any CAPE MAY year will be 12 full-time input they had. positions including: seven He said with the cur- SOCIAL SPOTLIGHT classroom teachers, three rent push by the state to COUNTY special education teachers, combine city and education one basic skills/enrich- services and reduce real Does someone you know deserve ment/guidance position, estate taxes, local districts Miss Jamie Peters of and one nurse/health po- and municipalities are be- Wildwood has attained a Bach- recognition for a special occasion or event? sition. ing forced to make some Put them in the He also saw a need for diffi cult choices. elor of Science Degree in Busi- three full-time equivalent “It was a long and dif- ness Administration, specializing positions for special areas, ficult process,” he said. Social Spotlight three teaching assistants “Ideally, I would rather not in management from Rowan for pre-K through fourth combine classes, but given University, where she was on the • Birthdays grades and four special edu- our situation, I see no other Dean’s List. • Engagements cation personal aides. choice.” Bottom line, two non-ten- Still another teacher, A 2002 graduate of Wild- •Wedding Anniversaries ured teachers in the school looking for a glimmer of wood High School, she is will not have jobs with the hope, suggested the possi- • Academic Achievement district next year. bility that the consolidation currently working for Smith “I hate to see the district of Catholic schools in the Barney Citigroup, where she will begin training to become a • Military Service lose good young teachers,” area might have a positive said substitute teacher Lisa impact on the district’s financial advisor. Deadline Fridays at Noon Iannone who was in atten- enrollment. Jamie is the daughter of John and Lisa Peters of West Wild- Call 886-8600 dance at the meeting with She said she understood ext. 33 or 34 other district teachers. the almost 50 diocesan wood and granddaughter of Phyllis Bethel of Wildwood Crest. A10 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers January 31 2007

Licensed Protect Your Teen BILL KEENAN Mortgage Banker CONSTRUCTION FINANCING CARA Urges ‘Affection’ in Violence Prevention Your Mortgage Source By AL CAMPBELL pushed by a partner. “They fall into that trap, Especially during Feb. Love is not to try to stop Parents may think they and the next thing you 5-9, but more importantly you from being the person COURT HOUSE — Chill- know their teens, and signs all year, “We must let teens you are.” Low Rates! • Quick Approvals! know, the batterer starts ing facts surface as National know we are paying at- “CARA is here, not to Credit Problems! • Close in 21 Days or Less! to look for about dating vio- to work on the control. It Teen Dating Violence Pre- lence, but Martina Bumpus happens in all forms of do- tention, and concerned tell you what to do, but Equity One vention Week (Feb. 5-9) is has counseled more teens mestic violence,” Bumpus about their future,” Bum- to work with teens, age 368-4444 recognized by the Coalition pus said. 13 and up. This is strictly A Popular, Inc. Company than the average mom or added. Secondary Mortgage Lender Against Rape and Abuse dad. Victims are often told She stressed the im- confi dential and free,” she Licensed By NJ Banking Dept. (CARA). As one of CARA’s do- what and what not to wear. portance of keeping lines added. • About one in fi ve fe- mestic violence and sexual Fearing loss of the batter- of communications open “Our job is tough, but I male high school pupils abuse counselors, and as er’s affection, they often between family and teen. am willing to go the long report being abused by a outreach educator, Bumpus comply. Tough as it may get, never haul. Teens are our future, SEASHORE boyfriend. has listened to many teens’ “They get you away from cut the teen off from the and they are definitely Sheds & Gazebos • One in three female stories of relationships the ones who can talk you family link, she urged. worth it,” said Bumpus. teens in a dating relation- “If you notice, we are During Feb 5-9, Bumpus Choose from a gone sour. out of the relationship,” variety of colors, ship reports fearing for “Our teens are actu- she added. losing them too many will visit the Woodbine styles & sizes their safety. ally delicate fl owers,” said Cell phones have be- things, violence, gangs, Community Center. She wood frame & vinyl • One in two teens in Bumpus. come a control tool, said runaways, suicides. There said a Woodbine church is sided, including a serious relationship has has to be a reason for sponsoring a presentation garages Even those with strange Bumpus. compromised their beliefs clothing, hairdos and The batterer may want this,” said Bumpus. “We to youth there. Ocean City MANY STYLES IN to please their partner. need to fi nd out what is High School will do a simi- STOCK FOR SPEEDY pierced bodies and tattoos, to know the others every “Built to Last” DELIVERY • One in fi ve teens in a are trying to win attention move and become angered going on.” lar program that week. 509 Seashore Rd., Erma • 884-3381 serious relationship report and affection, and “lots if they do not receive a For victims of teen dat- Students may want to (Next to Murphy Fence) having been hit, slapped or of times, we lose them call reporting their where- ing violence, “No one de- put up posters. because we are not paying abouts. serves to be abused, in no “If they need informa- attention,” said Bumpus. Bumpus never chides, way, shape or form. tion, we will be more than Eager for affection and but always listens to the “Silence is not going to happy to send it out,” said attention, many teens be- teens that come to her. get you anywhere, maybe Bumpus. gin a relationship they “I love working with dead to the honest,” said “Remember, this is PRODUCE PLACE believe is love, only to fall teens,” she said. “I was Bumpus. ongoing. It’s not just the SWEET UNBEATABLE victim to a controlling bat- in their shoes at one time. Some believe they can week of Feb. 5-9, its daily, PRODUCE OPEN YEAR ROUND WINTER HRS. terer, said Bumpus. When I speak with them, I “fi x” a bad relationship by monthly, yearly,” Bumpus SPECIALS & Bayshore & Townbank Rd., MON.-SAT. LARGEST DELI CUCUMBERS Although not correct sit in front of the teen and remaining in it. concluded. YAMS IN CAPE MAY North Cape May 9AM-5PM COUNTY all the time, Bumpus said, “You cannot fi x the prob- 3 lbs. SUN. 9AM-4PM 4 for say, ‘I feel your pain.’” NOW ACCEPTING Contact Campbell at VISA/MC AND DEBIT CARDS 889-9045 “Women go into relation- Most are keenly aware lem,” she said. “Love is not ¢ ¢ (609) 886-8600 Ext 28 or SALE GOOD NOW TILL TUESDAY, FEB. 6TH AT 3 PM ship with their heart. Guys that she is sincere, and supposed to hurt. It’s sup- 99 99 go in with their heads.” know she cares what hap- posed to make you feel like e-mail: al.c@cmcherald. PLUM DOMESTIC OUR OWN BLACK com STORE COOKED Teens, who are often pens to them. you’re walking on clouds. AMERICAN “pretty trusting” may fall TOMATOES HAM HAM PLUMS headlong for a star athlete, CHEESE a tough-talking fi ghter, or Battle Asks for Affordable Units, ¢ $ 79 $ 99 $ 79 ¢ someone with money and a 99 lb. 2 lb. 2 lb. 3 lb. 99 lb. fancy car, said Bumpus. Needed to Fight Domestic Violence SWEET HEALTHY CHOICE “It means a lot to them CORNED EGGS HONEY MESQUITE for their peers to see them By AL CAMPBELL perate need.” who appeared before Supe- $ 69 LEBANON HONEY with somebody like that. That need extends to af- rior Court Judges Charles X-LARGE 1 doz. HAM It’s a big deal, and some- STONE HARBOR — fordable housing for wom- W. Sandman, Anthony BEEF $ 79 BOLOGNA HAM JUMBO 1 doz. times the predators get to Juanita Battle has likely en who want to provide a Visalli, Carmen Alvarez, $ 99 $ 89 $ 25 $ 99 $ 99 them,” she added. spent more time in court safe place for their children Raymond Batten and John SUPER 1 doz. lb. lb. 3 lb. 3 3 3 lb. Once they get into the than some attorneys. and themselves in the wake Rauh. “web of deception, it be- At the Coalition Against of a domestic violence Many “wonder why the gins,” said Bumpus. Rape and Abuse (CARA), situation. woman stays in an abusive Such a downward spi- Battle is supervisor of ser- For 30 days, more or situation,” said Battle. ral may include going to vices and domestic vio- less, CARA will shelter Those victims often tell “wild parties,” drinking lence specialist. such victims, said Battle. Battle they do not want or alcohol or taking drugs. She knows that statistics, The most recent addi- like the idea of returning to Quite often, a wedge is impersonal and cold, don’t tion in CARA’s arsenal to the abusive situation, but being driven between the tell the real story of women, aid the abused is some ask, “Where do we go?” teen and his or her family. battered and abused, who two-bedroom apartments She said CARA helps They may speak rudely may face the awful choice for victims. women in those cases, and to parents, and undergo a of returning to a hellish “We could stand to have assists them in securing personality change. situation, ostensibly for the more transitional housing,” and then understanding children’s good, or pressing Battle said. the meaning of a court-or- Middle Police charges and seeing their She cited rents for apart- dered restraining order. Cape May County Healthy means of support vanish ments or homes in the area, Battle said some victims Log 39,123 after incarceration. which may range from have gotten such orders On Jan. 23, Battle spoke $900 to $1,500 monthly. against an abusive spouse, Community Coalition Calls in 2006 of CARA’s local role assist- “That’s a mortgage pay- only to call them in the REALITY CHECK COURT HOUSE — Mid- ing the beaten, raped and ment,” said Battle. next few days, asking for dle Township Police logged abused to the Cape May For such a reason, some money to feed the children Did you know that prescription pain killers are becom- a total of 39,123 calls for County League of Munici- abused women may decide or pay bills. ing more popular than marijuana? service in 2006. Calls in- palities installation dinner to “stay where they are,” Such an order, she said, cluded: at Henny’s Restaurant. said Battle. means no contact what- Marijuana has long been the most popular illicit drug in the Unit- Murder, two; rape, 12; As mayors and municipal More affordable hous- soever between the two ed States, but according to a new study, “Misuse of Prescription robbery, 21; aggravated offi cials dined, they heard ing would preclude such parties. Drugs”, fi ndings reveal that there are now more recreational us- assault, 69; simple assault, Battle tell of the 93 women women with children from The “legal side” of CARA 144; burglary, 154; theft, and children sheltered by living in “places like motels is handled mostly by Direc- ers of prescription painkillers than new pot smokers. The data also 549; motor vehicle theft, CARA in 2006. and hotels,” she added. tor and staff attorney Kris- shows that the misuse of prescription drugs has become the second 29; arson, nine; bias inci- She said that a total An advocate for victims ten Bixby, said Battle. biggest illicit drug problem behind marijuana use. dents, seven. 1,592 days of shelter were of domestic violence, Battle Domestic violence inci- provided; 2,474 individu- said she started serving Contact Campbell at The misuse of prescription drugs is clearly a growing national con- dents 249; motor vehicle als counseled, and legal when Superior Court Judge (609) 886-8600 Ext 28 or accidents 912; fatal mo- representation given to Nathan Staller was on the e-mail: al.c@cmcherald. cern. The study estimates that about 2.7 million people ages 12 tor vehicle accidents, fi ve; 50 victims of domestic bench. Through the years, com and older fi rst misuse prescription drugs each year, compared to DWI arrests 118; disorderly violence. Battle has aided victims an estimated 2.1 million new marijuana users. The age group with conduct 1,743; weapons Domestic violence is the highest misuse of prescription drugs is among 18-25 year-olds offenses 19; malicious or the “number one killer of NEW followed by 12-17 year-olds. criminal mischief 306; bad females,” said Battle. HIGHER checks/forgery, 169. “There were 7,500 ho- BUYING COINS PRICES Adult arrests 1,128; juve- tline calls (to CARA) and 70 to 80 percent of those 12 years and older say they obtained nile arrests 190, for a total this is Cape May County,” Buying Silver Dollars their drugs from a friend or relative, which were most likely found of 1,318 arrests. she said. “There is a des- in the familyʼs medicine cabinet. Only a few percent reported that $8.00 - $10.00 each they received prescription drugs from drug dealers, strangers or ¶ SilverSilver Coins Coins 7.5x7x Face Value* the internet. Parents and other caregivers should store prescription CAPE MAY drugs carefully and dispose of any unused drugs so they donʼt fall Wheat Cents • Silver Certificates • Gold into our childrenʼs hands. Red Seal Notes • Old Currency and Coins We’ve Been Buying Coins & Collectibles Since 1968 ELECTRIC Proper ID Required Information for this article was taken from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health (9473) Services Administrationʼs study titled, ”Misuse of Prescription Drugs: Data from the $ 2002, 2003 and 2004 National Surveys on Drug Use and Health.” 884-WIRE $$ $ The Cape May County Healthy Community Coalition, a community initiative of Cape • Residential & Commercial Assist, is funded by the Offi ce of the National Drug Control Policy and managed by SAMHSA, Center for Substance Abuse Prevention. 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Christie was key- Refund Guarantee. lic Safety Training Center note speaker. His words Want to get all the money you’re entitled to on your taxes? You got director. were impressive, about people who know how to fi nd job-related deductions and will get you Recruit and fi nally Ocean leaving the state a better the maximum refund guaranteed. City Police Offi cer Matthew place than the class found Stop into your nearby H&R Block location listed below. R. Schaffer, class president, it; and about the relative delivered the response for few who participate in the the 46-member class that electoral process; about began training on Aug. 28, the pride of seeing young 2006 and ended Jan. 25. offi cers commit their lives As if that honor were to helping make a better, not enough, Schaffer also safer society. received the Director’s Freeholder Vice Director NEW LOCATION Award from his father, Ralph Sheets Jr., a retired Cedar Square Shopping Ctr. 20 Court House-S. Dennis Rd. and the Physical Fitness Wildwood police chief, 2087 Route 9 South Super Fresh Shop. Ctr. Award. Seaville, NJ Cape May Court House, NJ urged integrity and devo- Al Campbell (609) 624-1580 (609) 465-3272 It was at the presentation tion to duty. He also admin- Gary Schaffer Congratulates Son Matthew Schaffer At Jan. 25 Graduation of the Director’s Award that istered the oath of offi ce to 3860 Bayshore Ave. 3307 New Jersey Ave. the elder Schaffer, smiling the class. Monsignor James Beisel, Community College forcement Training Center North Cape May, NJ Wildwood, NJ (609) 886-7639 (609) 522-4273 yet in breaking voice, made Upholding tradition, vicar of Bucks County, Pa., awards the student offi cers in Glynco, Ga. as one of his statement. those recruits whose fam- offered invocation and 16 college credits toward their 25 export training Awards received by other ily members were in law benediction. an Associate Degree and sites in the nation. If you discover an H&R Block error on your return which entitles you to a larger refund (or smaller tax liability) than what we calculated, we’ll refund your tax prep fee for that return. class members included: enforcement received their An articulation agree- Caldwell College award 17 Contact Campbell at Refund claims must be made during calendar year in which tax return is prepared. © 2006 H&R * Highest Academic badges from that person. ment with Atlantic Cape credits toward a Bachelor (609) 886-8600 Ext 28 or Block Services, Inc. EO1NP623 Degree on completion of e-mail: al.c@cmcherald. the academy’s basic train- com ing course. The academy has an agreement with Fairleigh Dickinson University to offer a Master Degree pro- gram in Administrative Science. The academy is certifi ed by the Federal Law En- Illustrator Committing to quitting is the first step. To Address Quitting smoking takes a lot of hard work and Reading Club Al Campbell effort, but you can do it and we can help... Members of 21st Basic Course for Police Offi cers listen to U.S. Attorney Chris- WHITESBORO — Con- topher J. Christie, keynote speaker, at Jan. 25 graduation in Middle Township cerned Citizens of Whites- Performing Arts Center. The 46-member class began training Aug. 28, 2006 boro, Inc. will celebrate Commit to Quit Today at the Cape May County Police Academy. Black History Month with an exciting Reading Club Call 609-465-2001 Crest Hires Firm for 2008 Reval activity Feb.7 at 5 p.m. February’s Reading Club By LAUREN SUIT ing letter” to the mayor, According to Borough will be special, as Chris William R. Bradway, DO, FCCP, commissioners, and tax Administrator Kevin Yecco, Soentpiet, African-Ameri- FACOI, DABSM WILDWOOD CREST assessor on Oct. 8, 2004. 12 companies were mailed can author and illustrator — Homeowners in the The document stated that bid documents, but only will be guest speaker. Board Certified Physician borough will get a reprieve the “statistics suggested one company, Vital Services Soentpiet has illustrated and with a pending revalua- they were borderline for a Group, responded and said many books, including: tion. reval order.” the could not complete the Around Town, My Brother Brenda L. Douglass, MSN, NP-C. The borough has decided The county sent a fi nal reval until 2009. Martin: A Sister Remem- Family Health Nurse Practitioner to bring in an outside com- order in December 2005 The bid was rejected and bers Growing Up With the pany to conduct a revalua- that the revaluation be commissioners authorized Rev. Dr. Martin King, Jr., tion in 2008, appearing on completed by the end of Jason Hesley, borough tax Brothers, The Last Dragon, 207 Court House - S. Dennis Road the tax rolls by 2009. this year, but the borough assessor, to ask the county Peacebound Trains, and So Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 The county Board of was not able to fi nd a fi rm tax board for a reprieve on Far From the Sea, among Taxation fi rst sent a “warn- to do the work in time. Jan. 16. The tax board then many others. instructed the borough to A book signing will be a have a contract in place, feature of that meeting. either by an in-house or This will be the third 1ST NAILS outside firm, planned as reading club activity sched- Discover the Many Benefits of an IRA Professional Nail Salon soon as possible. uled for the Literacy Pro- Full Service for Yecco said the commis- gram for Whitesboro. Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs) are a great way to Ladies & Gentlemen sioners wanted to have the The Reading Club will save money for your retirement. In addition, you can also work done by an outside take place at Martin King Open: Mon.-Sat. 10am - 8pm reduce your taxable income by contributing to an IRA.** Sun 12pm - 6pm fi rm, because a complete Recreation Center, 207 revaluation has not been Main St., monthly until Walk-Ins Welcome done since 1989. The last June. Newfield National Bank offers a wide variety of in-house reassessment oc- The Reading Club has Retirement Accounts to choose from: Rio Grande Plaza (ShopRite Ctr.) - 889-8867 curred in 2002. At that had two well-attended • Traditional and Roth IRAs-an easy way to save for you time, the ratable base went meetings with students Cape May Court House (Acme Ctr.) - 465-9919 future.* from $689 million to just from Cape May County. under $1.3 billion. All students receive a • ESA - Education Savings Accounts; a tax advantaged The tax board orders a book to take home to read savings for education. NORTH revaluation when a munic- for the following meeting. • Simple IRA - Savings Incentive Match Plan for ipality’s assessed value dips At the Reading Club, Employees which is a low cost alternative to 401(k) CAPE CENTER to less than 85 percent of students discuss the book plans.* its true market value. Cur- they read and pick out the • SEP IRA - Simplified Employee Pension Plan is a low • Short Term Rehabilitation rently, borough property is next book to be read. Other assessed at about 62 per- activities have included cost alternative to qualified plans.* • Physical, Occupational, and Speech Therapy cent of true market value. presentations by Mark An- • HSA - Health Savings Account for help with high *Substantial penalty for • 24 hour Skilled Nursing Care thony Cialante, Tigerman, early withdrawal. deductible health plans. • Long Term Healthcare Contact Suit at: (609) and arts & craft activities. **Consult your tax 886-8600 ext. 25 or Snacks are served. advisor. Don’t wait! 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A12 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers January 31 2007 Avalon to Follow County and News Digests (From Page A1) quality sand on the beach between 8th The county will have trained volunteers and 18th streets, and for purchase and Ocean City to Online Auction to help on Tuesdays from 10 a.m. until delivery of beach quality sand. Hatch 2 p.m. on the second fl oor of the main Mott MacDonald will be paid on a re- By CHRISTINE COTE said he expects the county would pay 7.5 percent on imbursable basis not to exceed amounts to be online within the sales under $100,000; 5.5 branch. For more information call 898- 0470. At the Avalon library, appoint- for each project respectively: $6,000, AVALON — In pace with next two weeks. What is percent on sales over that $4,800, and, $1,800. all the buying and selling most remarkable about amount up to $500,000; ments must be made for a slot with a that takes place online, the this, according to Clark, is and, 3.5 percent for sales trained volunteer on Fridays from 1 to What Do You Think? borough is preparing to sell that these two communi- over $500,000. 4 p.m. during February and March and its surplus equipment to ties and the county are the To determine total sales, the number to call there is 967-7155. COURT HOUSE — That’s what the computer shoppers ready fi rst in the state to take this a number of items may be county library wants to know. Go to its to place a bid. leap into cyberspace. grouped on a weekly or Not Guilty in Assault Website www.cmclibrary.org click on It should be the third He’s convinced there monthly basis, Clark said, COURT HOUSE — Daniel E. Wey- the blue arrow on the right side and government in the state to are no downfalls, since or it could just be on one ant, 55, of Wildwood, was found not respond to the poll titled “Tell us what MICHAEL W. LLOYD undertake this updated way the borough will be able large item. guilty of sexual assault and endanger- you think.” The questions will change of getting rid of stuff and it to photograph items on site The borough can set a ing the welfare of a child on Jan. 24. periodically. Comments can also be Lloyd Named may mean more money for and then post photos on the reserve bid which is not Weyant was charged with fondling an added. items it no longer needs, Web and let someone come shared with bidders, said 11-year-old-girl who was spending the At Sturdy Bank according to Joe Clark, and pick them up and take Clark. A bidder is only Plan ABC Hearing night as a guest of his children in the COURT HOUSE — As- director of purchasing for them away. advised that the reserve summer of 2004. John Tumelty, Wey- WEST WILDWOOD — The borough sistant Vice President and Ocean City and purchasing In the past, he said, it has not been met and bid- ant’s defense attorney, focused on the will hold an Alcoholic Beverage Control Branch Manager Michael coordinator for Avalon. cost more to transport pal- ders do not have access to credibility of the witnesses, including hearing Feb. 2 at 6:45 p.m. in Borough W. Lloyd will lead the team By passing a resolution lets of items to the an- information about other the alleged victim. The girl, now 14, Hall, 701 W. Glenwood Ave. to consider at Sturdy Savings Bank’s Jan. 24, council has given nual county auction than bidders. had testifi ed that Weyant had touched a person-to-person and place-to-place li- new Ocean City Offi ce, ac- Clark what he needs to get the borough recouped in An item can be removed her over clothing on two occasions at quor license transfer for Bridges Marina cording to Henry J. Oberg- state Department Commu- selling what was on the for sale at anytime, Clark his house. But in a statement in 2004, Sunset Pub, LLC. fell, president and CEO. nity Affairs (DCA) approval pallets. said, with no penalty or her recollection of the incident was dif- The full-service branch, to sign a contract with This will also enable cost to the borough. If a ferent. The jury took less than an hour One Meeting Month located on 34th Street, is GovDeals, Inc. and go into sales to occur year-round car was included for sale to return the verdict. scheduled to open in the business online. instead of just once a year, for example, he said, and COURT HOUSE — Due to celebra- spring. The county and Ocean Clark said. Now something there was an accident and tion of Presidents’ Day Weekend Feb. Dealer Gets 10 Lloyd is member of the City have already submit- set aside might be worth far that vehicle was needed 19, when municipal offi ces will be Cape May County and Mid- ted applications, and Clark less or simply worthless if back, it could be taken out COURT HOUSE — Randy Lewin, of closed, Middle Township Committee’s dle Township chambers of it sits until the annual date of the auction. Wildwood, was sentenced Jan. 26 to only February meeting will take place commerce, Kiwanis Club rolls around, he said, but There will be some work 10 years in prison for selling cocaine, at 6 p.m. Feb. 5 at Township Hall, 33 50/50 Raffl e of Court House and Mid- soon it will be “24/7.” for the borough in taking heroin, and ecstasy to undercover Mechanic St. Jersey Cape Rotary. To Benefi t As an example, Clark photos and coming up with offi cers. The 26-year-old was arrested He is a graduate of said the state of Georgia descriptions of condition in June in Lower Township after police New Superintendent Berklee College of Music Scholarships had a lot of signs for sale. to be posted, Clark said. learned he was wanted in connection with the drug charges. Lewin already PETERSBURG — The township and also earned certifi cates MAYS LANDING—Five It was a large pile and the Someone will also have to had a prior distribution conviction, school district has a new superinten- from the Wharton Business lucky winners will share state knew it had value as monitor bids and sales. which made him eligible to receive an dent. Vincent Palmieri, 37, will leave School of the University of up to $37,500 in this year’s scrap, but moving it would An auction will last at extended term, including two fi ve-year his job as the middle school principal Pennsylvania, the Atlantic Restaurant Gala 50/50 have been a big expense. least 14 days and payment terms that will be served concurrent to take over for Interim Superinten- School of Insurance and the Raffl e. The raffl e is spon- Georgia set a reserve has to be made within fi ve to the 10-year term and a six-month dent Larry Hobdell on Feb. 1. Palmieri South Jersey Professional sored by the Atlantic Cape bid at $40, but by the time days of the purchaser re- sentence for failing to turn over a con- agreed to a three-year contract with School of Business. Community College Foun- the auction was over, Clark ceiving a buyer’s certifi cate trolled dangerous substance. the board of education paying him dation, and proceeds ben- said, a bid of $237,000 from GovDeals. If payment $113,000 a year with annual raises of efit student scholarships paid for it. is not made, that bidder is Board Seat Open $2,500 to nearly $5,500 over the next at ACCC. Clark is convinced that blacklisted, Clark said. three years. He will also receive health Only 750 tickets will municipalities will not only If payment is received STONE HARBOR — There is one benefi ts, standard vacation and sick be sold at $100 each. Five benefi t fi nancially but they but the buyer doesn’t show term ending on the Stone Harbor Board leave packages, professional organiza- cash prizes will be award- will be better able to evalu- up to pick up the purchase, of Education, and the deadline for any- tion memberships, as well as car and ed, including: $22,500, ate what equipment might after 30 days the property one wanting to throw their hat in the cell phone allowance, paid by the board. fi rst prize; $7,500, second have auction potential, reverts back to the borough ring for a three-year term for this year’s Palmieri, who has a master’s degree in prize; and $2,500 third, such as computers, which and can be put back up school election April 17, must fi le a administration/supervision, said his pri- fourth and fi fth prizes. Dol- are often simply recycled for auction, Clark said, nominating petition by 4 p.m. Feb. 26. orities for the district will be improving lar amounts are based on all through the county MUA. and no money has to be According to the board offi ce, Susan TTRIPSRIPS curriculum, technology and professional 750 tickets being sold. It will also provide a refunded. V. Walton whose third term ends this development for teachers. The winning tickets will be larger potential buying DCA’s review of Avalon’s spring has not yet advised whether she CASINO Trip to drawn at the March 7 Gala pool, since now surplus interest in this program, will run again. Liable for Beach? Tropicana Feb. 7 at the Atlantic City Con- goods will be sold nation- including a certifi ed copy includes "Best of vention Center. Now in its wide and internationally, of last week’s resolution Ready to Hit the Sand OCEAN CITY — Of two lawsuits fi led Broadway" Show. 24th year, the Restaurant said Clark. should take about two against the city for drowning deaths off AVALON — The borough is getting a $20/$10 returned. Call Gala has raised more than GovDeals was chosen weeks, Clark said. By the its shores, one has expired and one is jump on winter storm damage by lining Belle, 609-465-9754 $1.4 million in student because it understood that end of February the bor- pending. In 1999, Jeffrey Bilyeu, 45, of up its spring sand projects. On Jan. 24, scholarships. Winners do New Jersey is highly regu- ough’s 12 automobiles or Upper Darby, Pa., died trying to save after closed session, council approved POLISH AMERICAN Club of not need to be present to lated and that local govern- pieces of equipment on the his son from rip tides off the unguarded three resolutions authorizing its engi- Cape May Co. hosting trip win. ments have restrictions, list attached to the resolu- 30th Street beach. His wife sued the "for Menopause", Society Hill neer to prepare three bids for an emer- For raffl e tickets, call the like not being able to ac- tion may be on the Web city citing beach-replenishment projects Playhouse, Phila., March 11. gency beach renourishment project, for ACCC Foundation Offi ce at cept personal checks that for sale at www.govdeals. back then as the cause of bad rip cur- Bus leave North Cape May spreading and grading imported beach 343-5674, 625-1111, or the company was willing to com. (Page A43 Please) 10:45am; Court House 11am. 463-4774, ext. 5674, or enforce, Clark said. Contact Cote at (609) Bus, dinner and show, $108. There is no initial fee, he 886-8600 Ext 31 or: Hilton Casino, Feb 12, purchase tickets online at Avalon: Stay Off the Sea Wall "Speakeasy". Bus leaves N. www.atlantic. edu/gala. explained, and the borough [email protected] Cape May 10:30am; Court By CHRISTINE COTE half feet higher and 16 It was concern by some House 10:45am. Pkg show feet across, compared to of the owners along the and $15 coin, cost $20. New Sidewalks, Trashcans, AVALON — Stay off the the six foot width it was wall that prompted this Reservations, 609- 886- 0985 sea wall or be prepared to originally. new law, along with safety or 609-463-5350 pay a fi ne, go to jail or do The wall also slopes out concerns by borough of- Signs Coming to Pacifi c Ave. community service. to the water and is 120 feet fi cials. TRIP TO Festival of Fine Arts at its base, he said. and Flowers at Boston's That will be the case if People don’t want oth- Museum of Fine Arts, April By LAUREN SUIT already renovated at an es- to help owners, who want borough council adopts It’s designed as an open ers walking the wall along timated cost of $600,000. to implement the changes, 21- 24. Includes Isabella the ordinance it introduced wave catcher, said de Butts, their yards, he said. Stewart Gardner Museum, WILDWOOD — While The Wildwood Business fund the project. Jan. 24 to prohibit travers- meant to absorb waves, not During discussions con- Harvard's Museum of Natural the brightly colored side- Improvement District (BID) The conceptual design ing or entering upon the refract them. cerning this ordinance over History, 3 nights hotel, daily walks of the pedestrian and grants from the state work is expected to be wall “from the 8th Street It is intended to prevent the past month, council breakfast, all admissions and mall are just a memory, Department of Community complete in the spring of Jetty 3,500 feet … to its fl ooding by tidal surge, he members shared experi- transportation. Reservations, Mayor Ernie Troiano Jr. Affairs (DCA) will foot the this year. terminus at the dead-end said. Waves crash in and ences of seeing adults and deposit by March 1. Call said that Pacific Avenue bill, said Troiano. In other business, de- circular turnaround of Inlet through, so the wall has children on the wall and Wetlands Institute, 609- 368- 1211 won’t be “completely “That’s just one of the molition is still continuing Drive.” to be porous. There is also playing in ways that were fi xed” overnight. benefits from having a on the site of the future A public hearing on the matting material on the potentially dangerous. PRICING FOR But, he said on Jan. 24, BID,” he said. Maxwell Field Community ordinance and fi nal adop- ocean side to redirect water The ordinance does con- they are on the right track With Memorial Day of Center, but City Engineer tion is set for Feb. 10. back to the sea, according tain a provision that allows TRIPS with plans underway to this year set as a comple- Ray Roberts told commis- The wall has been in to de Butts. the borough to create ac- begin the third phase of a tion date for the third por- sioners that “if everything place since it was built after Although the top is cess over the wall to allow $1.75 per line, per downtown revitalization tion, the city is already continues to plan” phase the ’62 storm, according relatively fl at, he said, it use of the groins on the week (approx. 18 project. looking to breathe new two construction could be- to Harry de Butts, public has crevices eight to ten opposite side but signs will At their regular monthly life into the existing shops gin by the end of March. characters per line). works director. feet deep. The stones are be put up to clearly mark Trips must be meeting, commissioners au- and storefronts of the busi- Why such a law now? stacked and not welded so those areas. thorized the city engineer nesses along the former The first phase of the Because of the design of that could be a potential pre-paid. All checks to advertise for bids for the mall. project was awarded improvements to the wall, danger to those who would Once in place, this or- may be made out to next round of streetscape Architect Richard Stokes to Albrecht & Heun for completed last year after want to walk on it. dinance will subject fi rst the Herald refurbishment, which will was hired for less than $848,400. Phase two is two years of work, said Did the borough see a time violators to a fi ne up Newspapers. bring new sidewalks, street $10,000 by the BID to pro- scheduled to go out to bid de Butts. change in how that area to $2,000, a jail term or Deadline is 3pm, signs, decorative trash cans vide conceptual drawings Jan. 26 and be awarded Built by the Army Corps coped with winter storms community service for up Thursdays and modifi cations to exist- of the downtown with new March 1. of Engineers for a cost of last year as opposed to prior to 90 days. ing streetlights from Spen- facades, signs, and areas about $14 million paid years? cer to Davis avenues. for the public. With those Contact Suit at: (609) by state, federal and local “Absolutely,” said de Contact Cote at (609) The devil can cite Scrip- Phase three will link the designs, the improvement 886-8600 ext. 25 or funds, de Butts said, the Butts, “and homeowners 886-8600 Ext 31 or: ture for his purpose. fi rst two sections that were district aims to fi nd grants [email protected] new wall is three and a saw it also.” [email protected] William Shakespeare Herald Newspapers January 31 2007 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A13

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The Herald publishes Jan. 21, 2007. He was WENGERT, 76, of Court brief death notices free retired from the city of House, Jan. 25, 2007. He and paid obituaries for Obituaries Wildwood after 30 years, was employed by the IBM Cape May County’s $1.75 a line. Obituaries and a member of Mt. Olive Corporation for 30 years, are submitted by funeral TE, JR. 80, of Ocean City, MARY (nee Sheehan) Baptist Church. a resident since 1987, and Beloved Family homes; family members Jan. 25, 2007. He was a LYMAN, 21, of North FRANCES M. STOCK- a veteran of the Korean who submit information veteran of World War II, Cape May, Jan. 24, 2007. MAN, 81, of Villas, Jan. 26, Confl ict. must provide the funeral member of the VFW Post of She was a member of St. 2007. She was a resident and Friends home name. Ocean City, and worked at Raymond’s Church. for 30 years. the front desk of the Flan- GRACE R. (nee Rob- DANIEL W. TESTA, STANLEY J. CIECKA, ders Hotel for 20 years. erts) MCPHERSON, 90, 70, of Ocean City, Jan. 20, 89, of Cape May, Jan. 24, CAROL LYNN HARDY- of Cape May, Jan. 21, 2007. 2007. He was a radio an- 2007. He was a U. S. Navy SOSA, 51, of Eldora, Jan. She was a long time resi- nouncer and reporter for veteran of World War II, 22, 2007. She was a life- dent, a member of the Cape WCAU TV, and was a mem- employed by the Philadel- long resident of Atlantic Island Baptist Church and ber of St. Peter’s United phia Naval Shipyard for and Cape May County and member of the Christian Methodist Church. 38 years, and a member was a former bus driver women. JOHN H. WEIGAND of Our Lady Star of the Sea for Oakcrest and Absegami GERTRUDE M. ‘Jack’, 71, OF North Wild- Church. High School. MOORE, 93, of Ocean wood, Jan. 28, 2007. He HAZEL DICKEY, 86, of DIANE DICKINSON- View, Jan. 19, 2007. She was employed by WCMC Cape May, Jan. 24, 2007. HERBST, 43, daughter was a former member of radio, Bureau Chief for the He was a resident for 65 of George and Rosemarie St. John’s Lutheran Church Atlantic City Press, editor RICHARD A. BED- years, a retired captain of Dickinson of Cape May, in Newark and a resident of the Cape May Star and FORD, MD, January 23, the Cape May Fire Depart- Jan. 24, 2007. since 1978. Wave, and member of St. 2007, a US Marine Vet- Would you like ment, worked for ACME MICHAEL THOMAS ROBERT B. REINA- Ann’s Church. eran, died peacefully after to thank all those who were Markets and was a mem- HINTON, 56, of Dennis- GEL, 81, of Seaville, Jan. CLYDE S. ‘Chuck’ a short illness surrounded ber of Cape May United ville, Jan. 28, 2007. He was 26, 2007. He was a veteran by his family. Beloved hus- kind to you and your family Methodist Church. employed by the Woodbine of World War II, a pressman Legislative band of M. Rita Bedford GEORGE A. DURAN- Developmental Center, an for 40 years with Curtis (nee McGrath), devoted fa- during a recent loss or accountant and resident for Publishing Company and a Briefs ther of Richard A. (Lisa) Jr., eulogize your loved one? Adlai Stevenson: the past 17 years. member of The Church of Robert D. (Gretchen) and Nature is indifferent to ROBERT L. ‘Bob’ the Resurrection. TRENTON — Legis- Ryan J. (Laura) Bedford; Call Janet or Rachel the survival of the hu- JOHNSTONE, 57, of Vil- JAMES C. ROY, 45, of lation sponsored by As- dear grandfather of Rich- man species, including las, Jan. 23, 2007. He was a Wildwood, Jan. 26, 2007. semblyman Jeff Van Drew ard, Christopher, Chelsea, 886-8600 exts. 33 or 34 Americans. longtime resident, worked He was a lifelong resident (D-1st) that would protect Robert, Justin, Haley and for Byron’s Plumbing and of the area, and employed children from drowning Michael. Relatives and Heating for 20 years before as a line cook for the an- accidents at pools operated friends were invited to his starting his own general chor Inn. by hotels, motels, camp- Mass of Christian Burial, contracting business, L & J EARIE QUINCY grounds, mobile home Saturday, St Jerome R.C Home Improvements. SMITH, 80, of Wildwood, parks and retirement com- Church, Holme Ave. and munities, was released by Stamford St. Interment the Assembly on Jan. 29. private. In lieu of fl owers, The bill would require memorial contributions in TTEENEEN parents to sign a pledge to Dr. Bedford’s name may be accept full responsibility made to: Compassionate SSCENECENE for a child prior to e child Care Hospice Foundation, being permitted in a swim- 4949 Ogletown- Stanton ming area. Rd., Suite 107, Newark, IN THE ZONE ONGOING EVENTS 4-H Youth Development Pro- The bill would also im- DE 19713 or Survivors gram 465-5115 ext. 605. pose fi nes on adults who of Cancer, 125 W. 25th To enhance the functionality of you understand the way you use each Roller Skating - Cape May AlaTeen: for teens with Convention Hall is under- leave children under age 16 Ave., North Wildwood, NJ a kitchen, a designer will often of those zones - organizing space, family or friends who are al- unattended around pools. 08260 arrange it in zones. The cleanup choosing and using appliances and way. Hours will be: Friday, 4 coholics: Thursdays, 8 p.m., zone has a counter (or pass-through) cooking day-to-day become more – 6 p.m.; Saturday, 1 -3 p.m.; Church of Resurrection, 200 Sunday, 1 - 3 p.m. For infor- W. Tuckahoe Road, Marmora, Middle Recreation for collecting dirty dishes and a effi cient and more enjoyable. At mation regarding birthday large sink for scraping and rinsing QUALITY HOME CENTER & 547-0855. parties, private parties and Civil Air Patrol: ages 12- Names Star Shooters pots and dishes before they go into PANELING, no job is too big or school parties call 884-9524 18: meets Thursdays, cadet COURT HOUSE — Mid- the dishwasher. This area is also too small. We specialize in kitchens, or 884-9565. programs, drill and ceremony, points; Joe Sweeney, eight for storing dishes, glasses, cups, bathrooms, countertops, cabinets, Barn Buddies - for kids safety classes, aerospace edu- dle Township Recreation points; Bryan Skill, four glassware, and recycling bins. Next gas fi replaces, paneling, fl ooring, interested in horses. Ages 8- cation, emergency services. Department announced points; Louis Harned, eight comes the food-preparation zone, doors and more. Our showroom hours 11 meet every 1st and 3rd 624-0529. the star shooters for the in- points. which should have a large cutting are weekdays, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday of the month from 1- Music: Impact Choir, Sea- house basketball program. Raptors: Charles Fox, surface, a prep sink, and a stove. This Saturdays 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. We accept 3 p.m. Dues $20 benefi t the shore Church, 886-6196; They are: four points; Justin Boyle- center. For more info 884- Kaleidoscope Kids singers, Junior Division, Sonics: Lutes, four points; Jack zone also gets storage space for all MasterCard, Visa and Discover. 2048. cutting, mixing, and cooking, as well ages six-14, 465-7443; Com- Davon Lee Jones, 8 points; Satterfi eld, two points; Jake CCA-YAP - Youth Arts munity Concert Band, Norm as counter space for arranging food Program: variety of arts and Eileen McNulty 4 points; Canter, two points; Vincent Lochten, 465-8737. Molly McNulty 2 points. and plates bound for the table. Lastly, social activities for youth 10 NAACP: Youth Council, Kalish, two points, and the food-storage zone includes a Please visit our web site: and older. ages 14-21, 624-9152. Cavaliers: Angelo Shel- Kyle Brown, one point. refrigerator and pantry, which should www.qualityhomectr.com YAP - Saturday Nights: Scouting: ages fi ve-17; ton, 14 points; Sarah Zar- be grouped in tall cabinets. Arts and social activities Girl Scouts of the South Jersey fati two points; Johnathan CONTACT Offers When you think about your kitchen Hint: The food-preparation zone throughout much of the Pines, 697-3900; Boy Scouts Zarfati, four points; Nick Reassurance in terms of the different zones - and might also include an island. school year for youth and of Southern New Jersey, 327- Robbio, two points. children ages 6-16. Programs 1700. Heat: Matt Fazio, six Calls to Elderly include Junior Arts Camp for Swim Teams: ages fi ve-18: points; Victor Adaramola, SOMERS POINT— ages 6-10, and Camp Con- Cape May Recreation Dept., gress Hall for ages 6-12. two points; William Neill, CONTACT Cape Atlantic 884-9565; Crest Dolphins, seven points. offers a Reassurance pro- Teen Karate: Every Mon- 884-6390. day, Wednesday and Thurs- Teen Services: numbers Pacers: Alexandria gram for senior citizens Protect Your day. Call 886-6902 or 889- for activities, health ques- Chero, four points; Daniel or anyone who is alone 3.5% 8105. tions; United Way, 729-2255, Devico, two points. or housebound or feeling Teen Program: Tabernacle free directory. Intermediate Division, isolated and lonely. Sales Home from United Methodist Church, Volunteer for the fol- 76ers: Richie McHale, Clients receive a daily 656 Seashore Road, Erma. lowing groups: Animal two points; Zach Schmidt, telephone call at the time Tax Hurricanes Wednesdays - Teen Bible Welfare Society, 465-3403; four points; Rich Schmidt, they specify. Trained vol- Study 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Fri- Burdette Hospital, Etc. Shop, day Night Teens, 7:30 to eight points; David Wolfe, unteers provide a friendly with 463-2000; Cape May Nature four points; Keenan Os- hello and check to make 10:30 p.m. Center, 884-9590; Cape May Homework Club: 3:30- Rec., Terry, 884-9565; County borne, four points; Montel sure there are no emergen- 4:30 p.m. Church of the Ad- Museum, Barbara, 465-3535; Pitt, two points; Shayne cies. vent, Parish Hall, Washington Crest Haven Nursing Home, Schmidt, six points. The volunteers are com- Impact-Resistant and Franklin streets, Cape Anthony, 465-1274; Habi- Hornets: CJ Robertson, mitted to relieving isola- May. tat for Humanity, 463-0244; two points; Carey Lawson, tion and loneliness among 4-H Teen Ambassadors: Lower Twp. Rec., Zack, 886- four points, Elijah Broad- the elderly and those who from leadership, citizenship and 7880; MADD, 463-1616; nax, two points; Joseph are unable to leave their Vinyl Windows community service projects North Cape Center, Paul, for youth grades eight-12. Jordan, 11 points; Kenny homes. 898-8899; Red Cross, Peg, Marien, two points; Jordan If you, or someone you Meetings and activities held 465-7382; United Way, Su- monthly. For more informa- zanne, 729-2002; Wetlands Robertson, four points. know, would benefi t from tion: contact Rutgers Cooper- Institute, 368-1211. Adults Lakers: Eric Breder, two this service, call 823-1850 Designed to help keep wind and debris from ative Research and Extension are also welcome. points; Nick Anzelone, two or 463-4564. penetrating your home’s exterior during Proper Estate Planning volatile weather conditions can Reduce New Jersey NOW AVAILABLE AT and Federal Death Taxes Law Offi ces WILDWOOD GLASS INC. Financial & Retirement Planning, D’Avanzo & Poserina Estate Planning, Servicing Clients New Construction and Replacement Windows Masters in Taxation Professionally for OVER 40 YEARS 1029 Route 9 South, 1129 Rt. 9 So., Suite 7 Storm Doors • Auto Glass • Glass Table Tops Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 Mirrors • Shower Doors and Tub Enclosures Phone: 609-463-9979 Stan Lane, CLU, CPCU Fax: 609-463-1178 Chairman 2505 NEW JERSEY AVENUE, NORTH WILDWOOD • 522-2151 609-463-8125 [email protected] Herald Newspapers January 31 2007 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A15

Groups are now forming 344-2666. Route 9, Marmora. Confi den- Weight Watchers: BTMH for a Panic & Anxiety Program SUPPORT GROUPS Cocaine Anonymous: tiality and privacy respected. Classrooms A and B. Weigh- Call 272-3067. geared to help anyone cope meeting every Friday at the in 3:30-4:30 p.m.; meeting www.franktheatres.com 4:30-5 p.m. Fee required. with these disorders as well 465-8840. Feel free to bring Road, Marmora. Call 800- First Baptist Church of Wild- Rio Stadium Theatre as agoraphobia. your loved ones with you. 344-2666. wood, 230 E. Maple Ave. at 7 TUESDAY, Feb. 6 Call 463-2367. New mem- Corner of Rt. 9 & 47 in the Mondays, noon to 1 p.m. 12-Step Program – Christ- Al-Anon: 11 a.m. Lower p.m. Call 1-866-777-0983 bers welcome. Rio Mall, next to K-Mart • 609-889-4799 Caregiver Support Fibromyalgia Support Cape May’s FIRST State Of The Art Motion Wednesdays 6:30-7:30 p.m. centered 12-step recovery Township Recreation Center, Healing Rooms of Cape Picture Complex! Featuring luxurious Stadium Call for details, 732-940- program, every Wednesday at Bayshore Road, Villas. May County: Inter-denomi- Group: 1 p.m. fi rst Tuesday Group: BTMH, 7:30 p.m., HIGH BACK ROCKERS & ALL DIGITAL SOUND! 9658 7 p.m. Lillian Whitfi eld SDA Nicotine Anonymous: national prayer ministry for p.m. in the Maruchi Room at third Tuesday, Conference Showtimes Valid School, Route 9 and Fourth 5:30-6:30 p.m., 113 W. Oak healing of the sick. Fridays 3- BTMH. Room 3. Call Carol at 465- Fri., Feb. 2 - Thurs., Feb. 8 Marriage Encounter Avenue, Court House. Call Ave., Wildwood. Call Joe, 8 p. m. West entrance of First GROW: 12-Step Mental 2806. BECAUSE I SAID SO (PG13) Weekend: Want a new idea James at 729-6726. 729-9145 Assembly of God, 1068 Sea- Health Program, 6:30 p.m. Atlantic Cape Fam- (11:00am), 1:10pm, 3:20pm, 5:30pm, 7:35pm, 9:35pm Brain Injury Survivor or every Tuesday at 4410 Pa- ily Support Organization: STOMP THE YARD (PG13) for the prefect present for Grief Support Group: shore Rd, North Cape May. (11:30am), 2:00pm, 5:15pm, 7:30pm, 9:50pm your spouse, parents, married First and third Wednesdays Caregiver Support Group, No fees. No appointment nec- cifi c Ave., Wildwood, at the fourth Tuesday, 6:30-8:30 SMOKIN' ACES (R) children, friends...how about at 3 p.m. and fourth Wednes- second Thursday at Bacharach essary. Call 884-3264. C.A.P.E. Call 523-7100. at 303 Court House - S. Den- (11:05am), 1:05pm, 3:10pm, 5:25pm, 7:45pm, 10:00pm give them a gift of love and day at 7 p.m., Maruchi Room, Institute for Rehabilitation. Celebrate Recovery: Narcotics Anonymous: nisville Road, Suite 2, Court EPIC MOVIE (PG13) First Baptist Church of Wild- (11:40am), 1:50pm, 4:00pm, 6:00pm, 8:00pm, 9:55pm togetherness? Give them the BTMH. Call 463-2367. Call Nutan Ravani at 856- Christ-centered recovery House. Call 485-0575, ext. DREAMGIRLS (PG-13) experience of a World Wide Cardiac Support Group: 589-5797 or Debbie Long at program for all hurts, habits wood, 230 E. Maple Ave., 105. (11:10am) 1:40pm, 4:15pm, 7:10pm, 9:45pm Marriage Encounter Week- BTMH at 1:30 p.m., fi rst 652-7000. and hang-ups. 7:30 p.m. Sea- 7:30 p.m. Call 800-992- Hepatitis C Support THE HITCHER (R) end. Weekends are available Wednesday, Maruchi Room. Alzheimer Support shore Community Church of 0401. Group: BTMH, fi rst Tuesday 6:00pm, 10:05pm THE PURSUIT OF HAPPYNESS (PG13) throughout 2007, the earliest Call 463-2348. Group: Third Thursday of the the Nazarene, 446 Seashore Al-Anon: 10 a.m. Epis- at 7 p.m., Maruchi Room. (11:00am) 1:25pm, 3:45pm, 7:50pm being Jan. 26-28. For more Stress Management month, 6:30 p.m. at Eastern Road, Erma. For information, copal Church Parish House, Alzheimer’s Support NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM (PG) information call 1-800-688- Class for Heart and Lung pa- Shore Nursing Home and call 886-6196. Franklin and Washington Group: second Tuesday, 10 (11:15am) 1:20pm, 3:30pm, 5:45pm, 8:00pm, 10:10pm ARTHUR AND THE INVISIBLES (PG) 9963 or visit our website at tients, third Wednesday at 1 Rehab Center, 1419 Route 9 streets, Cape May. a.m. in The Chapin House, (11:15am), 1:15pm, 3:05pm www.mesj.net. p.m. Fitness Center at BTMH. North. Call 609-408-2011. SATURDAY, Feb. 3 Al-Anon: 7:30 p.m. First 1042 Rio Grande Ave. FREEDOM WRITERS (PG13) Call 463-2348. Lymphodema Support Presbyterian Church, Deca- Medical Explorers: For 5:00pm, 7:25pm, 9:55pm WEDNESDAY, Jan. 31 Adult Children of Al- Group: third Thursday at Narcotics Anonymous: tur and Hughes streets, Cape high school students inter- Shows in ( ) play Saturday & Sunday only Early Bird Special! coholics Support Group: 4 p.m. in the Maruchi Room, First Baptist Church of Wild- May. Call 800-344-2666. ested in pursuing a career in All shows Monday - Thursday Al-Anon: 11 a.m. at Unit- meets at BTMH, at 7 p.m. in BTMH. wood, 230 E. Maple Ave., Al-Anon: St. John’s Lu- the medical fi eld. Today and before 2pm- tickets only $5.00 ed Methodist Church, Ken- Room 5. Gilda’s Experience: pro- 7:30 p.m. Call 800-992- theran Church, 10th and Feb. 20, 7 p.m. in the Maru- Void on Holidays nedy Blvd. and Park Road, CMCS (Cape May County 0401. Central avenues, Ocean City. chi Room, Burdette Tomlin Visit www.franktheatres.com Sea Isle Songwriters): support group Looking For Nicotine Anony- 8 p.m. Call 800-344-2666. Hospital. Call 463-2367. for more information Al-Anon Meetings: for anyone writing original VENTS mous: 3:30-4:30 5:30 p.m. at St. John of God music, last Wednesday at COMMUNITY E ? p.m., 113 W. Oak Church, 680 Townbank Road, 7:15 p.m. Call 463-0685. Ave., Wildwood. Call North Cape May. Atlantic Cape Family Joe at 729-9145. Narcotics Anonymous: Support Organization: offers S.L.A.A. Meet- United Methodist Church of support, education, and advo- ing: S.L.A.A. (Sex and North Wildwood, Second and cacy for parents and caregiv- Check Out... What's On Love Addicts Anony- Central avenues, 7:30 p.m. ers raising children with emo- Deck “Calendar”... Page B4 mous) will hold a new Call 800-992-0401. tional/behavioral challenges gram for persons living with 12-Step meeting at 7 Caregiver Support the Fourth Wednesday of breast cancer, 5:30 p.m., fi rst p.m. in the Old Court House Group: 7:30 p.m. Senior every month, 6:30-8:30 Thursday in the radiation/ Building, 11 North Main St. on Care of Cape May County, p.m. at Court House Church oncology dept. at BTMH. Call Saturday nights. 211 S. Main St., Court House, of Christ, 102 East Pacifi c 463-2298. second Wednesday. Call Ave., Court House. Babysit- Parkinson’s Support SUNDAY, Feb. 4 ting provided. Call Andrea if Group: second Thursday, service is required, at 485- 1 p.m., Victoria Commons, Celiac Support Group: 0575, ext. 105. North Cape May. 886-2455. 2 p.m., second Sunday Alzheimer’s Support A.R.T.S. (Artists Recov- at BTMH, Maruchi Room. Group: Victoria Commons ering Through The Twelve E-mail Rachel Walker at Assisted Living, fourth Steps): 12-step support group wavewalker@comcast .net. Wednesday of every month for any kind of artist (musi- AA and AlAnon Support 4-6 p.m., 610 Townbank cians, visual artists, dancers, Groups: 10 a.m. Classrooms Road. N. Cape May 609-898- writers, etc.), every Thursday, A and B, ground fl oor, BTMH. 0044. 9:15 a.m., Lower Township Call 463-2367. Stress Management Library Meeting Room, Villas. Narcotics Anonymous: Class: For heart and lung Call 463-0685. Social Services Building, patients. 1 p.m. in the Fit- Family Support Group: routes 9 and 47, Rio Grande, ness Center, Burdette Tomlin 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Call Roofing For family members who have Hospital. Call 463-2348 for been touched by Alzheimer’s. 348-9292. Problems? information. Loyalton Assisted Living, PFlag Group: BTMH. 591 Route 9, Court House. 6 third Sunday, 3 p.m. Maru- THURSDAY, Feb. 1 chi Room. Call Marjorie at p.m. Last Thursday of every Serving All of Cape May County month. Refreshments, friends, 861-1848 for more informa- Call Jim The Roofer Narcotics Anonymous: sharing. Call 218-0943. tion. Cape May First Presbyterian Alzheimer’s Support NOW CECIL is Church, Decatur and Hughes Group: 6 p.m. the last Thurs- MONDAY, Feb. 5 fl agged from the avenues, 8 p.m. Call 348- day of the month at Loyalton 9292. of Court House. For informa- Narcotics Anonymous: HARBOR Al-Anon: 8 p.m. Parish tion, call 463-6344. Every Monday, noon, St Barn- House, Church of the Resur- abas-by-the-Bay, 13 W. Bates rection, 200 West Tuckahoe FRIDAY, Feb. 2 Ave, Villas. 889-3184. Overeaters Anonymous: Single Moms United Every Monday, BTMH Con- Select The Style You Want $ Ministry: Third Friday, Sep- ference Room 4 at 7 p.m. Call 5 OFF tember through May 7. 8:30 463-2367. From Traditional to Contemporary p.m. First Assembly of God Al-Anon: 7 p.m. Class- Take $5 off our famous Church, 1068 Seashore Road, rooms A and B, BTMH Call Cape May. All single moms 463-2367. I Z I S welcome. Call 884-2424. Narcotics Anonymous: PPIZZZAA,, PPINNS && Al-Anon Meeting: North 8:30 p.m. Union Chapel, 307 Wildwood, 8-9 p.m. Commu- Cape May Ave., Cape May nity Center, 10th and Central Point. Call 800-992-0401. avenues. Contact Mary at Augustine Fellowship: 523-0304. recovery from sex and love Enjoy 2 hours of bowling, shoe rentals, delicious large Alzheimers Support addiction. 7 p.m., Trin- cheese pizza & pitcher of soda, up to 5 people per lane Group: 2 p.m., Ocean City ity United Methodist Church, with this coupon. ONLY $44.95 Senior Center. Call 399- 2099. Middle Chamber Fri. 5-9pm, Sat. 12-6pm, Sun. 12-8pm Narcotics Anonymous: Call For Social Services Building, Rio Meeting Planned Birthday Parties! Grande, routes 9 and 47, Details 8:30 p.m. Call 348-9292. COURT HOUSE — The 3401 New Jersey Ave. Al-Anon: 10 a.m. Parish Middle Township Chamber Wildwood • 609-729-0111 House, St. Mary Episcopal of Commerce will hold its www.3jwildwoodbowl.com Church, Third Ave. and 95th annual State of the Town- St., Stone Harbor. Call 800- ship meeting and social Feb. 6 at The Top of the Bellevue with social hour at 6 p.m. followed by buffet at 7:30 p.m. (cash bar). Mayor Nate Doughty will offer his “State of the ROBERT K. FITZPATRICK, DVM Township” address and Cabinets For Every Style & Budget present an overview of the Abri Animal Hospital, is offering minimally invasive township’s Smart Growth Visit Our 3,000 sq. ft. Showroom! Plan. All members and surgery (laparoscopic surgery) for pets such as spays, prospective members are encouraged to attend. Open Mon.-Fri. 8:00-4:30 retained testicles, ear disease, and biopsy collections. Sponsors of the event are NOW OFFERING LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY Dennis Roberts of the Bel- Sat. 10:00-3:00 levue Tavern and Sturdy Savings Bank. R.S.V.P be- • quicker recovery fore Feb. 2 to 463-1655; leave your name, phone Four Cabinet Lines To • shorter healing number and the number rapid return to normal of people attending. Choose From • For more informa- For further information, call 465-1368 tion, e-mail Bob Noel at 38 Rt. 47 South, CMCH [email protected]. 373 - 96th Street, Stone Harbor • 368-1776 A16 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers January 31 2007 Middle Recreation Seeking Fundamental Baseball, Softball

A man’s resume may that respect for the game, of success for aspiring hurl- have never fi t a job better coaches, umpires, and op- ers and backstops. than the one Frank Dough- GAMES ponents is necessary to “I’d like to see the kids erty brings to his new role fulfill the promise that feel as though they’ve as “commissioner” of Mid- PEOPLE PLAY “America’s Pastime” has learned something and en- dle Township Recreation By Joe Rossi presented to countless gen- joyed playing the game, re- baseball and softball. erations. gardless of their respective After nearly a quarter learning the game and be- showcase event at Davies Like most township resi- talent levels,” said Dough- century as superintendent ing eager to consume its with respected Surf man- dents, Dougherty is very erty. “I hope they will say A BIT PREMATURE of Sea Isle City Public nuances. ager Jeff Ball where high proud of the fi elds at the it’s fun and that they under- Parents of babies who are born prematurely should School and eight years in The Dougherty boys school juniors and seniors so-called “Goshen Com- stand what we’re trying to be aware that their infants are at risk for eye problems. Dennis Township elemen- come from an “old school” along with college players plex.” He credits Jimmy do with them.” Chief among them is retinopathy of prematurity tary school classrooms be- mentality where coach- will have the opportunity Collins and his grounds and (ROP), which is a disorder that involves blood fore that, Dougherty, a life- es and opponents were to demonstrate their skills maintenance crew with Middle Township Recre- vessels in the retina. In addition, recent research has long baseball and softball respected, fundamentals for scouts and learn a few keeping the diamonds lush ation baseball and softball revealed that preemies may also experience future competitor, spent the last were essential, and hus- things about professional and lined and the envy of sign-ups begin with an problems with their visual acuity (sharpness or clarity nine seasons as an admin- tling on and off the fi eld baseball. visiting squads. early bird registration, 4 to of vision). When researchers assessed the vision of istrator with the Atlantic were a byproduct of com- Dougherty is not asking He hopes to work with 8 p.m., Feb. 5. Registrants ten-year-olds, they found that those who had been City Surf. peting. the players and coaches to born prematurely had a somewhat higher incidence Collins to make the facility will save $10 that day and Dougherty has also spent Dougherty, who devel- be superstars. His belief of less-sharp near and distance vision than children even better. have a chance to meet nearly four decades at the oped and orchestrated is that all youngsters can who had been full-term newborns. This fi nding Dougherty hopes to be- and speak with the new side of his brother Chuck, Surf baseball programs for enjoy baseball and soft- should lead parents of children born prematurely to gin with the mechanics commissioner about a uni- guiding either the Panther youngsters, seeks to unite ball if they are instructed be particularly diligent about having their children’s of pitching and catching, fi ed township approach to high school baseball or properly. He feels strongly eyes examined regularly. coaches and parents in a widely regarded as the root baseball and softball. softball squads. system-wide “Panther ap- Retinopathy of prematurity can be diagnosed during At the behest of Mid- examination by an ophthalmologist. Since there are proach” to fundamentals of Baseball/Softball Registration Slated dle Mayor Nate Doughty, baseball and softball, a con- few signs that ROP is developing, it is especially COURT HOUSE — Mid- Dougherty steps into a chal- sistent model to be utilized after Feb. 24. Registration $35. This is in addition to important to screen babies less than 32 weeks dle Township Recreation lenging task of unifying the across all age levels. fee is $25 for fi rst child; the registration fee. Upon gestation. At ATLANTIC EYE CENTER and EYE Department will hold reg- Middle system, from T-ball The main ingredient is $33 for second, and $30 working at the snack stand MAX LASIK CENTER, we will discuss all your istration for baseball and through senior league, in an emphasis on enjoyment for third. one game, date of choice, options with you. We have chosen our staff, offi ce softball at the Baker Center the lost arts of fundamen- and respect. The mental All players aged six and the check will be returned. procedures, and medical equipment to provide you from 9 a.m.-7 p.m. Feb. 5 tals, sportsmanship, hustle part of preparation will be over must bring a copy of Make check payable to with the fi nest quality eye care services in a friendly through 24, and 9 a.m.- 1 and, perhaps most impor- in place before any bats their birth certifi cate for Middle Township Base- and caring atmosphere. If you have any questions or p.m. at the King Center on tantly a joy and respect for and balls are rolled onto the recreation department ball/Softball. suggestions, please let us hear your concerns so that the same dates. playing the game. the grass. to keep with the registra- we may better serve you. Please call us to schedule Early bird registration on Even into his mid-50s, “I knew what the mayor tion form and proof of Mid- Umpires are desperately an appointment. We accept most insurance, including Feb. 5 from 4-8 p.m., $25 Dougherty remained a was talking about the fi rst dle Township residency. needed. Those interest- Medicare and Medicaid. per child. Little League “scrap iron” type second time we discussed this,” When registering for ing in helping should call only, no senior leagues. baseman for champion- said Dougherty. “We’re baseball/softball, each fam- Frank Dougherty at 465- No registrations accepted ship league and tourna- hoping to convince all of ily must submit a check for 8743. P.S. Retinopathy of prematurity occurs when ment softball teams. Strong our dedicated coaches and Lower Little League Taking Registrations abnormal blood vessels grow and spread throughout knowledge of the game, a supportive parents to sign the retina. These abnormal blood vessels are fragile love of competing, all-out on for this unifi ed approach VILLAS — Lower Cape league fundraiser are re- meetings are held on the and can leak, which can lead to retinal scarring and hustle and a commitment to teaching and learning May Regional Little League quired along with a parent fi rst and third Tuesdays of retinal detachment. to fundamentals carried baseball and softball.” will host registrations in of legal guardian. each month at 7 p.m. the Dennisville resident to Dougherty spoke about February. Registration is for Ju- Meetings are held at CAPE CATARACT CENTER success even as his body Registration dates will nior League softball and 804 Rt. 9 S., CMCH, NJ the willingness of the Pan- Lower Township Municipal started requesting that he ther baseball coaches to be held Feb. 1 from 6-8 baseball, Little League Hall, Bayshore Road. Any- slow down. volunteer and pass along p.m. and Feb. 3 from 10 baseball and softball, Mi- one interested in baseball their systems and routines a.m. to noon at Lower nor League baseball, coach or softball is encouraged Dougherty knows that to coaches and players in Township Recreation Cen- pitch baseball and softball to attend, as the board is in enjoying him or herself is the forms of clinics and ter, Bayshore Road, behind and tee ball. need of new members. It is the key to a young person camps at the Davies Sports the municipal building. Any questions should not necessary to be a board Complex. Registration will be be directed to 884-3268 or member to volunteer. “Our high school coach- open to all Lower Town- visit the Web site: eteamz/ There is much work to es will serve as roving ship, Cape May, and Cape lcmrlittleleague.com. Vol- be done for the upcoming instructors throughout the May Point and West Cape unteer umpires, managers season, including building little league program and May residents. and coaches are needed for and field maintenance, help in any way they can,” Boys and girls who turn the upcoming season. Web site updates, registra- said Dougherty. fi ve before May 1, 2007 Anyone interested in tions, etc. The learning begins with are eligible to play. those positions should Anyone interested a coaching clinic on Feb. An original birth cer- submit a letter of interest should contact the league 22 and camps for children tifi cate, proof of residence, to the league by Feb. 17. president at 675-8303 and on March 17 and April 28. fee and participation in A reminder to all that leave a message. All free. 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LIFE • HEALTH just around the corner, it’s reporting lineups. well, with me only pick- team, which had six wins Other News: time for the 2007 NASCAR Last year’s preseason ing one of the six guesses in 2006. Two weeks ago, I men- Insurance & Financial Services Nation Preview. We’ll start picks for the champions correctly (Todd Bodine). Rookie, Willie Allen. tioned that the 1973 NAS- So here’s to hoping a pick Considering Allen is the CAR Cup Series champion 510 Bank Street, Cape May, NJ 08204 more correct this season: only rookie scheduled to Benny Parsons had been www.niagroup.com Middle Boys, Girls Nextel Cup Series: run full-time, he was the admitted into an inten- Champion: Kasey Kahne, logical choice. sive care unit. Mr. Parsons (609) 884-8431 • 800-642-3710 • 609-884-0004 Fax Teams Defeat Lower No. Nine Dodge Dealers Now, on to the reporting passed away Jan. 16 due Dodge. Kasey had the most lineups, as NASCAR enters to complications from lung In girls’ basketball, Mid- Lower Cape May, 60-30, wins in the Cup Series last its fi rst season under the cancer. He was 65. Our dle Township defeated Jan. 22. Corey Gaskins year, and with this year’s new TV contract. thoughts and prayers go out Lower Cape May, 50-44, led the Panthers with 13 points putting an emphasis FOX: (13 Nextel Cup Se- to the Parsons family. Jan. 22. Rachel Mooers points. Dante Jones scored on winning, Kasey should ries races.) Pre-Race Show: scored 18 points for the nine points for Lower. be well in contention. Chris Myers and Jeff Ham- The quality of mercy is winners. Victoria Wer- Mike Farrow’s 18 points Rookie of the year: Juan mond. Race Announcers: not strained; It drop- For All Your Building Needs peth as the gentle rain muth scored 15 points for led Middle to a 63-35 vic- Pablo Montoya. Call me cra- Mike Joy, Darrell Waltrip, OPEN: Monday - Friday 6:30 AM-5 PM Lower Cape May. and Larry McReynolds. Pit from heaven Upon the tory over Buena, Jan. 25. zy, call me what you want, Saturday 7 am-12:30 PM Danielle Barber’s 15 Wildwood Catholic but after watching Montoya Road Reporters: Dick Berg- place beneath. It is twice points led the Panthers to a stunned St. Augustine, 67- race in stock cars, as well gren, Matt Yocum, Steve blessed- It blesseth him 1135 Route 9 South 44-26 decision over Buena, 60, Jan. 23. Anthony Raffa as win this past weekend’s Byrnes, and Krista Voda. that gives, and him that Jan. 25. scored 33 points for the Rolex 24 Hours at Daytona, Note: Jeff Hammond will takes. Cape May Court House Wildwood defeated Crusaders. he is the real deal. Look serve as a pit reporter if 465-8787 Pennsville, 63-44, Jan. St. Joseph’s surprised for a strong showing from needed. William Shakespeare 26. Latifah McNeal scored Wildwood Catholic, 48-47, him with a strong team at TNT: (6 Nextel Cup 23 points and squeezed Jan. 25. Raffa scored 28 Ganassi. Series races.) Pre -Race 11 rebounds to lead the points for the Crusaders. Busch Series, Champion: Show: Bill Weber. Race FAMILY winners. Wildwood outscored Carl Edwards. He was only Announcers: Bill Weber Wildwood defeated Cape Pennsville, 72-47, Jan. 26. 900 points behind Kevin and Wally Dallenbach. Pit May Tech, 77-31, Jan. 27. James Bevans and Matt Harvick for the champion- Road Reporters: Not Yet SPECIAL Desiree Elam scored 10 Schiff scored 17 points each ship last year, and with Har- Announced points and 13 rebounds for for the winning Warriors. vick only running a partial ABC/ESPN: (17 Nextel the Warriors. The Warriors defeated schedule, Edwards should Cup Series races and all Every Fri. 3-7pm Wildwood Catholic Cape May Tech, 55-35, be the man to beat. 35 Busch Series races.) Includes: Two Games outscored Oakcrest, 52- Jan. 27. 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Registration Dates/Hours Baker Center Mon., Feb. 5th thru Sat., Feb. 24th, 2007 Mon.-Fri.: 9am to 7pm Sat.: 9am to 1pm King Center Same as Above NO SIGN-UPS ON SUNDAY “Early Bird Registration” Mon., February 5th, 4pm-8pm, $25/child Little League Only (No Senior Leagues) • There Will Be No Registrations Accepted After Feb. 24 REGISTRATION FEES: checks made payable to MTRD • $35 fi rst child: $33 second; $30 third All players aged 6 and over, must bring a copy of their birth certifi cate for the Rec. Dept. to keep with the registration form and proof of Middle Twp. Residency. Please know your child’s shirt & pant size at the time of registration. SNACK STAND: When registering for baseball/softball, each family must submit a check for $35. This is in addition to the registration fee. Upon working 1 game, date of choice, the check will be returned. Please make checks payable to Middle Twp. Baseball/Softball Assoc. for snack stand only. FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT THE REC AT 609-465-8743 A18 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com religion Herald Newspapers January 31 2007

I have learned over the strangers. The young man of all that had gone wrong, are to the story. years that God delights in SPEAKING IN THE LIGHT just watched him in amaze- God was still there and You are a unique piece to ELENA’S touching our lives with ment and admiration. there was still an awful lot the puzzle and no one can CREST PIER unexpected moments of He even caught the old that could go right. do or be what you do and warmth that serve to re- man humming “Amazing Deacon Samuels had who you are. All of us have Beauty Salon mind us that we are still Grace” and noticed that by taught that kid tons that been scarred and bruised pretty special to Him. With Pastor Rudy the time he got to the end, day although he never along the way, which is • Full Family Hair Care When God does this, things everyone in the yard had shared a sermon or a word why the nail scarred hands • Open Year Round tend to occur that miracu- divinely wrapped present where in Oklahoma when begun to sing along. The of advice. He had modeled of Jesus mean so much • Facial Waxing lously remind us that we in this gift we call life. an older couple pulled over line that had gripped the via his life that through the when they are coming to human beings are much There are just too many in a battered pick-up truck young man with fascination fears, pain and hard ques- hold on to you. • Manicures more than mere happen- incidents that attempt to and offered him a ride. was “I once was lost- but tions, a glimmer of faith He knows what it is By Appointment stances of chance and ac- blind us from making sure The driver introduced now am found…” emerged reminding him like to be used and abused • Walk-Ins cident. that we are traversing via himself as Stanley Samuels. For no apparent reason, of the searching hands of but he also knows what it Welcome When we let him and the sunny side of life. Such He told him that he and it caused our young friend the Heavenly Father. In is like to be the Father’s when we are living with is the story that I want to his wife were on their way to cry and it had been the his own words, “That day beloved and this is the • Gift Certificates our eyes wide open, God share with you today and to the Ebenezer Baptist fi rst time that he had sig- I was found.” mark that He wants to be longs to show us early and such is a tale to show the nificantly wept since his Whether a lonely drifter the defi ning legacy of our Heather & Atlantic Aves., Church where he was a Wildwood Crest often that we are actually great lengths that God is deacon. Everybody always mother had walked out. or a frazzled single parent, lives. So today, on the 523-0747 recipients of an awesome willing to go to get those showed up for “The Fifth Now the tears would a travel weary executive journey, if God comes your shades pulled up so you can Sunday All Day Singing- not stop. They felt warm or a love hungry teenager, way, let Him pick you up see the light once again. Dinner on the Grounds.” and reassuring. They felt God’s Spirit can fi nd any- and remind you of what Covenant Presbyterian Church Recently, a young man Stanley and his wife like God had dropped out one, no matter how lost. is really true by reviewing 123 Fishing Creek Rd., NCM, NJ 08204 shared his pilgrimage that asked the young man to go of heaven and put his arm Has he found you? He’s who you really are. had gotten pretty glum. with them to the picnic. around the young man to here to remind you how “I once was lost but 886-2448 After his parents had gotten He was about to tell them convince him that in spite incredibly important you now I’m found. I was blind a divorce and went their that he was too busy to go but now I see.” Sunday Worship separate ways, his older but realized quickly that If you like what you are brother and he spent a the excuse sounded too Middle Taxpayers reading, come tonight and 9:15am - Sunday School - all ages consuming amount of time dumb even before it left every Wednesday night to 10:00am - Coffee fellowship trying to fi gure out what his mouth. Select New Offi cers The Lighthouse Church had gone so wrong. As they made their way COURT HOUSE — Mid- residents in understanding for a midweek celebration 10:15am - Worship Service, Children’s You could see the hurt down the country road, dle Taxpayers’ Association the steps they may take to service called The Bridge Church, Nursery Provided in his eyes and hear the Deacon Samuels and the elected Sam Kelly of Swain- appeal if they disagree with from 6:30- 8 p.m. Call confusion and anger in his drifter got to know each ton to serve as president at their proposed assessment, 465-6690 for directions voice over the turn that other pretty well. The wise its recent meeting and out- announced in letters to all and more information. Wednesday • 7pm his life had taken and this old man asked his young lined topics of concern. homeowners last week. caused him to take to the companion what he was The non-profit, non- Other topics discussed Prayer Meeting road and begin traveling up to but the boy really had partisan organization, with were crime in the town- Youth Group and Explorers Club around on the proverbial no clue. over 100 members, also ship, the high school and INC path to attempt to “fi nd” The deacon proceeded elected Robert Farrow as Performing Arts Center Services himself. But he would to share about the fact that vice president, Vilma Pom- maintenance problems and admit later that no matter he too had recently lost bo as secretary and Eileen an upcoming membership P.O. Box 307 how long he had been gone his job at the cooperative Fausey as treasurer. drive. Ocean City, NJ 08226 First Baptist Church or how far he had roamed, grain mill and didn’t fully The meeting focused on Members were also re- the constant rush of the understand the reason why. the township’s revaluation minded that school board 609-390-9799 of Wildwood “Why” questions would Things were hard but Stan- and what it can do to aid elections would be April www.4pks.com never let him be. ley genuinely believed that 17, and that petitions for Please checkout “Why was it not work- God knew that and would those seeking a board seat The Church that ing out at school? Why did take care of them all. must be fi led by Feb. 26. our website. If we began in a he have no goals, no family When they got to the Next association meet- can help, please and no future? Where in church function, Deacon ing will be Feb. 21 at 7 Merry-Go-Round the world was God in all Samuels just walked around p.m. in the Old Court- call to schedule of this?” smiling, joking and sharing house, Route 9. Thursday One Sunday afternoon, a service. 10:30am - Community Luncheon with friends, neighbors, For information about he was hitchhiking some- associates and even the the group, contact Pombo Thanks! Sunday at 465-3565. 9:30am Sunday School WILDWOODWILDWOOD “When Service Matters” 11am Morning Worship OCEANVIEW CENTER FOR 12 Noon - Souper Sunday Lunch MunicipalMunicipal CourtsCourts REHABILITATION AND CONTINUING CARE Pastor, Rev. Joe Mathis MARIA D. DICINO 2721 Route 9, Ocean View, NJ 08230 Hearing Assistance • Nursery Provided WILDWOOD — The Wild- pended driver. $1,039 fine wood Police Department re- and costs. Dicino Joins Maple & Atlantic Avenues • 609-522-2981 ports the following defendants Gerry Best, 24, 111 West RESIDENTIAL LIVING paid fi nes prior to sentencing Main St., Villas, failure to ex- Byrne Agency or were found guilty municipal For admission information or to schedule hibit. $189 fi ne and costs. WILDWOOD — Maria court Judge David DeWeese: David Bishop, 29, 104 E. a tour, call the Director of Admissions at D. Dicino was recently Open Hearts Open Minds Riki Atkinson, 28, 339 Montgomery Ave., Wildwood, Telephone 609-624-3881 W. Spicer Ave., Wildwood, hired by J. Byrne Agency, disorderly conduct. $408 fi ne or e-mail us at: Open Doors failure to exhibit. $189 fi ne and costs. Inc., to expand the insur- and costs. Shannon Decker, 18, ance agency’s health ben- [email protected] Walter Hardy, 21, 308 Pe- 124 Oakdale Ave., Villas, efi ts division. dricktown Road, Swedesboro, suspended driver. $1,006 fi ne Dicino, a resident of careless operation, failure to and costs. Margate, is a former ac- report motor vehicle accident, Tara Feltwell, 18, 622 W. count manager for New $328 fi ne and costs. Maple Ave., West Wildwood, ST. BARNABAS Willie Lewis, 37, 216 York Life (now Aetna). She obstructing traffic. $89 fine has also worked as a human BY-THE-BAY Dehirsh Ave., Woodbine, care- and costs. less operation. $389 fi ne and Monica Greenleaf, 28, resources administrator in EPISCOPAL CHURCH costs. 306 W. Youngs Ave., Wild- Philadelphia and as an edu- 13 W. Bates Avenue, Villas Fabio Pawlus, Jr., 18, 22 wood, suspended driver. $789 cator in Atlantic County. 886-5960 Cedar Meadow Drive, Court fi ne and costs; 10 days jail; 60 A graduate of Thom- House, obstructing traffi c. Sunday Worship Bible Study days drivers license suspen- as Edison State College, 8 am & 9:30 am Holy Eucharist Monday 7:30 pm First United Methodist Church Cierra Robinson, 21, 414 sion. Dicino attended Rutgers W. Anna St., Whitesboro, fail- Sunday School Healing Service 6700 Atlantic Ave., Wildwood Crest Milton Matthews, 56, 16 University, Camden, and 9:30 am Parish Hall Thursday 9 am ure to exhibit documents (two Goshen Road, Court House, earned her State of New ECW Evening Women’s Group counts). $378 fi ne and costs. failure to exhibit. $189 fi ne - 3rd Tues.@7pm 729-4265 Jersey Life and Health In- ECW Women’s Group Javier Ayala, 33, 123 E. and costs. - 3rd Wed. @ noon Sunday Worship at 9:30am Roberts Ave., Wildwood, sus- John Mormello, 51, 2716 surance Producer license www.saintbarnabasvillas.org Park Blvd., Wildwood, dis- since 1995. orderly conduct. $133 fine and costs. “Out with the New, in with the Old” Erica Pepe, 37, 123 E. Rob- LOWER TOWNSHIP RESCUE SQUAD “Jesus Christ, the same yesterday and today, and forever”. Hebrews 13:8 erts Ave., Wildwood, allowing unlicensed person to drive. $ 2007 SUBSCRIPTION PLAN 139 fi ne and costs. 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Kudos to the person responsible. Construction At Your Taste With Our Fine Quality full measure are fl own into Dover, Del. The fi rst strip of land —Villas Est. 1970 • Licensed & Insured • NJ State Lic # 13VH00282200 they fl y over? Cape May County. So when you hear those huge *** aircraft, look up, say a prayer for their families, their friends, Did you know that Kmart is once again selling hunting li- • New Home Construction our misled country. They are now as far from Baghdad as they censes? can be. God bless our warriors all. —Villas • Kitchens & Baths • Additions —Wildwood Crest *** *** I hear the mayor’s hand-picked city planner didn’t bother • Whole House Renovations To the gentleman who found my wallet by the pavilion by to show up at his scheduled meeting with the planning board. the ferry: -Thank you so much for taking it to the Cape May Isn’t that the second time he has blown off the planning board? • Design/Build Services Police Department. Your honesty and effort to return it to its What is he being paid for? owner make you a hero in my book. It’s so nice to know there —Sea Isle City INC. (609) 884-5151 are people with character and ethics like you. Always grate- *** ful. I think that the taxpayers of Middle Township need to know www.townbankbuilders.com —Medford Lakes about the money that their township committee is spending. A Bob Obermeier and Sons 290 Fishing Creek Rd., Cape May *** million dollars for fi shing piers that will do nothing but cause more money to be spent, (repairs, etc). Then they just created two jobs for old township committeemen at $12 grand apiece. —Green Creek (ED NOTE: The fi shing piers cost $1 from the county.) *** Who is the lady in the county that thinks she runs the meet- ings who is mean and nasty to the public? I have attended a few public meetings at the county, and she is rude and treats the publics like she would rather they not be there. I asked around at the last meeting and was told that she is always like that. I asked around the county and there are not many who had nice words to say about her. What is her purpose and why is she so nasty? Do the freeholders really need her, and do they know how she talks to the public? She should be nice to the people who attend the meetings. We pay her salary and elect her bosses. —North Wildwood *** Tell me it’s not true. I just heard that the Middle Township Committee is going to hire or rehire two employes, Chuck Leusner and Mike Voll. Leusner will write a newsletter for $12,000 per year and Voll will be the assistant to the mayor for $30,000 plus. Are they kidding? This is the same group that did not want to change the size of committee from three to fi ve. Instead they just hire the two of them and we don’t get a choice or option to elect them. After all of their spout offs and rhetoric against increasing the size of government, why now do they think they need these two back to work with them? Is there too much work for the three on township committee or is this a way to keep them on the payroll or a political payback at our expense? This is where our higher taxes are going. If there is too much work for the three of them, let’s go with the increase to fi ve on township committee so the residents of Middle can decide who will be making the decisions for Mid- dle. Leusner needs to retire once and for all. He is collecting two state pensions and this is just gravy to keep him plugged in at our expense. If township committee does something good, the local newspapers will print it. We don’t need to read about it in a newsletter that cost us money. Come on Middle taxpay- These neighbors can’t wait to be ers, residents and voters don’t you think this is the fi nal insult? Stand up; make noise let them know that enough is enough. —Court House (ED NOTE: Voll and Leusner will earn $12,000 per year, no benefi ts, no pensions.) *** To the person who spouted off online in the forum, about neighborsneighbors againagain Catholic schools, face the facts. No school will remain open, if the student numbers continue to drop. No 80 kids have left a Catholic school like you mentioned. Get your facts straight Jan Bendrick, Lois Nickerson and Pat Johnson have been neighbors in Pinewater Farms for before you go whining in an online blog. And these are Catho- lic school students’ parents? Maybe they need the lessons on years. But three-quarters of an acre and a pool had become more than Jan and Lois wanted what it means to be Christian. —Avalon to handle. So, what appealed to them about Cadbury at Lewes Continuing Care Retirement *** Thank you to all of the wonderful police out on the forces. Community? All three ladies wanted the comforts of home—without any of the problems People are the fi rst to judge, but yet are the fi rst to call for any silly emergency. The world needs fi ne men and women like that come with maintaining one. Cadbury will give them the opportunity to live totally you. —North Cape May independent lives as well as provide care for them should the need arise. Soon, Jan and Lois *** and their current neighbor, Pat, will be reunited as new neighbors at Cadbury. The Middle Township students were not only rude at the basketball game mentioned last week in the spout off, but it was at all games their school played all during the Christmas holiday tournament. They showed poor manners, screamed and taunted other schools, cursed, etc. It was horrible to see. There is no need for that behavior. Why wouldn’t these kids be kicked out? Police are at each game. Why are they there if they aren’t going to do their job?? I guess there are free doughnuts at the recession stand. —North Wildwood *** Why wasn’t St. Ann’s parish included in the parishes that the children of Bishop McHugh spoke at? Is it because the children of St. Ann’s school belong to this parish? Maybe they should try doing more things in the community, besides basketball, cheerleading, and other silly sports. —North Wildwood *** Is it true that St. Raymond might be closing? It’s quite a There are still some apartments and cottages to choose from, but don’t wait. Space is filling up hike up the road, but I would be satisfi ed if my children went to Bishop McHugh. St. Raymond’s is a great school with a close fast. For more information, visit www.cadbury.org or call (302) 645-6400 or 1-800-390-8298 family in the community. I will be sad to see it go, if so. But I to arrange a tour. And don’t be surprised if you run into some “new neighbors.” understand that small grades can’t pay teachers. (Page A21 Please) Herald Newspapers January 31 2007 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A21 Spout Off collect some trash. Shouldn’t our elected offi cials be lobbying (From Page A20) and a $260,000 increase in city employe benefi ts. The mall spending money. for new post offi ces? Why doesn’t the $24,000 come out of the merchants asked for some new trashcans and new bike racks. —Lower Township —Stone Harbor committee’s salaries? Don’t blame me, I voted for Buesing. Mayor Inderwiese responded that they’ll have to wait for a *** *** —Middle Township “clean cities grant” to pay for it. The mayor can fi nd taxpayer Regular gas is cheaper in Every day, I walk by the school at Glenwood and Pacifi c (ED NOTE: “Spout Off” received a number of posts making money to pay his son’s approximate $115,000 in salary and Rio Grande. Super Gas is avenues, and I’m horrifi ed by the language the older male this same point, and for the sake of space and interest, will benefi ts, yet won’t pay for a $50 trash can or a $150 bike rack $.50 more than the regular students use to each other. Where are the teachers? And why print only a few.) for the mall. gas in Rio Grande. Every- is such language allowed, especially around other younger *** —Cape May where else in the state, the grades? Being new to this area and having been a member of another *** premium gas is only $.20 —Wildwood Elks Lodge in Pennsylvania for over 30 years, I am surprised at Does Lower Township really need a fulltime personnel more not $.50. *** the hostile nature of the Elks members at Lodge 1896 now person at $38.46 an hour? I do not want to hear one word —Rio Grande Thank you so much to the faculties of Star of the Sea, and that an election of offi cers is near. There should be full sup- about a tax increase the way these elected offi cials have been (Page A22 Please) Bishop McHugh. Your Christmas celebrations were beauti- port toward all the wonderful things Elks do like handicapped ful. They showed the true meaning of Christmas, Christ’s birth- children, people in fi nancial distress, veterans and supporting Roofi ng day. Other schools may want to cut their Rudolph numbers and our troops, community service, and just doing good for anyone try one that actually might have the word Christ in it. in the spirit of brotherhood — that’s what unites Elks. I can —Court House imagine why being elected to an offi cer, a voluntary position, in *** the Elks breeds such division among the members every elec- Responding to the spouter who wants all the beauty queens tion. Doing good for all should not be based on titles but should of New Jersey to be re-examined, I agree. I know for a fact that come from the heart. a couple title-holding fakers are just that in this county. Fake. —Anglesea They claim that they are so involved in the community and *** other events, yet have a total different social life. As a taxpayer of West Cape May, did the WCM Shade Tree —Court House chair, Diane Flanagan, at her own expense cut down the tree *** in front of her house or did she have the borough remove it for Roofing, Siding & Windows I agree with the parent from Cape May. I’d rather have my her at the taxpayers’ expense? Also, aren’t you supposed to child at Bishop McHugh than St Ann’s. Bishop McHugh has plant trees and not remove them? more technology, more academ- —West Cape May ics, and a better, well-rounded Spout Off readers can also be writers. *** faculty. I’m so glad that I am Consider submitting your next Spout off To the teacher who is tell- lucky enough to have my chil- on-line. Visit the Herald Web site: ing all kids to not go into the dren in that school. teaching fi eld...I am a teacher. “We Cover Your World” —Court House www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com I’ve been a teacher for over 30 *** years. Both my children are I wish to thank the “angel” to post your comment. teachers. I can’t imagine not who turned in the purse I lost being a teacher. It is reward- 609-889-5000 on Jan.18 at the Acme. I didn’t ing to be able to teach the kids realize I lost it until the next who will someday, be taking www.DaveAdamsRoofing.com day. Thank you for your honesty. care of you. If you are so unhappy with your job, go back to I don’t know your name but you are in my prayers. school and fi nd something to do with your time. Don’t give —Wildwood Crest teachers a bad name. *** —Swainton It is sadly apparent that nearly every smoker I see seems to *** think the world is their ashtray. By this, I mean that when- I’m a parent at St. Ann’s. It’s convenient and local. But hon- ever they fi nish their cigarette, they simply drop (or throw) it WIN EVERY TIME! estly, Bishop McHugh has better facilities, a better curriculum, wherever they happen to be. The world is not your ashtray. and more extracurricular activities. I wish I lived closer. Bowma Please be more considerate of the environment, if not of others —North Wildwood WITH BOWMAN’S n’s and yourselves. *** —Grassy Sound I would like to know why Lower police are stopping peo- *** ple for tinted windows. Some of the police cars are tinted. Cooling & Heating Inc. This is about the new law that was passed for the State of Also the police staff cars and trucks are tinted. I guess it is do New Jersey. The new law says that smokers who drive can- as I say not as I do. not smoke in their cars if there are children under 16 years —Lower Township of age. I will not obey this law. If they paid my car payment, *** then they can tell me that I can’t smoke in my car. It also goes The mayor wants to run for mayor in the new government. against what this country is based on — freedom. What will be his campaign issues? Fluoride, police corruption, Our skilled team is committed to quality —Middle Township the loss of businesses, the $50 million land give-away to the Turn to the Experts™ *** state, his deception regarding the church land swap, raises and excellence for over 50 years- R-E-C-A-L-L! over 10 percent to city employes, or the reconstruction of the • Sales • Service • Installation • Design —Lower Township burned out buildings on Landis Avenue? *** —Sea Isle City What’s with the attitudes of the employes at a local fast *** “Dedicated to food restaurant? Every time I go there the woman at the drive $1.2 million slashed from Walmart performance bond. High Quality up window has the same nasty attitude. Heaven forbid I ask for Now I’m concerned about where or should I say who or what Since 1948” COOLING • HEATING, INC. something simple (which is within reason of the order I placed, people divided this $1.2 million. not even “special” orders at the box); She sucks her teeth, does —Whitesboro 5104 Pacifi c Ave., Wildwood • 522-0121 • 1-800-638-4393 • FAX 522-7313 everything but throw my request at me, and slams the window (ED NOTE: The performance bond is posted by the develop- www.bowmansair.com shut before I can even say thanks for the extra trouble. If you hate your job that much, quit. I’m sure there are others that er to ensure work is properly would kill for it. (And don’t reply with, “If you worked fast done. When it is completed, food, you’d be miserable too.”) I have worked fast food, and if the bond is reduced. No one you had an attitude with a customer, you were fi red. gets any of that money.) —Rio Grande *** *** What’s happening to your We do not need any new apartment buildings in Rio paper? Where did all of your Grande in the rear of Stop and Shop. This type of complex will employes go? The Herald is lower our property values and bring more crime to the area. too small, and not with the Please say no; we do not want it. century. Get with it guys. —Rio Grande —Court House *** *** The recent property reval in Middle Township, the fi rst since What is wrong with the the early 90’s is complete. While promises to send notifi cation county probation depart- by late 2006 went unfulfi lled, maybe to avoid the “news” until ment? They do not enforce after the election. We have to hope that our elected offi cials child support. They never will act quickly to relieve the minds of many who have seen issue bench warrants even their assessments rise three, fi ve, or 10 fold, and adjust the though it’s court ordered, and local tax rate down accordingly. As should be the fact, the if there is a warrant, nothing township’s budget must remain stable, and the new tax rate ever happens. But we still should be fairly spread amongst all residents and businesses. have to send our children With the massive amount of development, both residential and with their dead-beat fathers commercial in Middle over this last decade, one would also regardless of how much they hold out hope that taxes for many could conceivably go down, owe. Arrest these losers or unless of course we are subsidizing this growth through tax force them to join a job place- credits that entice and reward these business, at the expense ment program. I think it’s of small local business and also punish the long term residents. time for a county round up. Stay aware citizens and elected offi cials, if things are not done Charge them a fi ne as well fairly, there may be new leaders elected. so the county can make some —Court House money then maybe it will get *** done. Naturally, the question is why did the township dump Mrs. —Wildwood McPherson? Are they, once again, trying to make room for *** Freeloader Jerry T. at the taxpayers’ expense? Whatever she To South Seaville: Is your did, if anything, can’t be any worse than what Corea has done call-in name where you live? in Cape May. The failure of the mall not being approved was If it is, how can your children because of the way he handled that project right from the out- attend Ocean City High set. Removing the lifeguards without telling the mayor or coun- School? Last time I heard, cil. His past history of not being willing to communicate with South Seaville is in Dennis council members, and the list goes on and on. And last but not Township. The children go to least, for a guy that lives in the township he has no problem in Middle Township. Are you ac- giving, at Cape May taxpayers expense, a constant .04 percent tually paying tuition to Ocean salary increase on all contracts with city employes when by far City? the majority of them live out of town. —Seaville —Cape May *** *** To the loser thieves in Now that township committee has brought Voll and Leusner North Cape May you shouldn’t back on the payroll, why not put the other two former com- have to steal a satellite radio mitteemen on as well? Oh, wait Bob Hodges and Jim Alexis with the money you stole; you have been on the payroll for years. should be able to buy a few —Middle Township of them. *** —North Cape May Who’s running Middle Township these days? Is it the elected *** offi cials or their buddies? I cannot believe that township com- Cape May wants a 2.9- mittee would insult the integrity of the township by handing cent tax hike to pay for a out my hard-earned tax dollars to buddies to write a letter and $285,000 increase in salaries A22 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers January 31 2007 Spout Off ESTABLISHED 1888 students. (From Page A21) —Villas *** *** Who do you people think you are? You complain week “The botttom line is to reduce the tax bill and this is one after week about city offi cials. Someone tells you if you don’t way we can do it. If it doesn’t work out, I’ll be the fi rst to Free-N-Easy Checking=Totally Free Checking like it, get out and volunteer to make a change. Then you cry admit it doesn’t work out.” Well, former Mayor Voll, will you about being poor and having to work two jobs and you don’t also be the fi rst to give $12,000 back to the community? have time to volunteer. So does everyone else. The mayor —Middle Township works two-plus jobs, and still fi nds time to volunteer. Com- *** Get up to $75.00 when you open a missioner Davenport has always worked two-plus jobs while Don’t confuse the issues, Mr. Mayor. Tearing down the volunteering. Commissioner Breuss also works two jobs while health hazards in the downtown area has nothing to do with volunteering. It seems the only people who don’t have time to the zoning board issues. What happened to your promise the Free-N-Easy Checking Account.* get out and make changes are the ones doing all the whining night of the fi re? about the people who are trying to change things. But then —Sea Isle City again you are probably one of those poor city of Wildwood *** Only $50.00 to Open union employes who work 8:30-4:30 p.m. M-F. With an hour Mr. Camano’s speechwriter left a couple of important facts off for lunch, great benefi ts and a guaranteed raise every year. out. Mr. Camano chose to ignore a couple of major ordinances •FREE Visa ® Debit Card •No Fee American Express Oh and let’s not forget you never have to do more than your when he built his pizza place, but his friend in high places job description requires or you can complain to your union. Be helped him out. Mr. Camano chose to ignore 10 major ordi- •FREE Checks Traveler’s Checks a part of something bigger than yourself. You might fi nd a little nances this time. The usage issue is just one small one. He is (Limited to program design) •NO Monthly service fees joy in your life and have less to complain about. permitted to build one unit over the new building, but he is —Wildwood asking for eight. Too bad everyone in Sea Isle doesn’t have a •FREE Internet Banking •NO Per transaction charges *** friend in high places. I recently went into a store in Villas to purchase some der- —Sea Isle City with Bill Pay e-Plus ® •NO minimum balance to by car products for my son’s cub scouts. When I handed the *** •FREE Bank-by-Phone maintain account woman behind the register my debit card for a $5 purchase, I would like to thank the Cape May Court House prose- she started to rant and rave about the fact that they get charged cutor’s offi ce, especially Kim Folk and Melissa Deweiss. We •FREE Direct Deposit •Monthly imaged statements 3.5 percent for any small purchases with a credit or debit card. briefl y met, which left me hesitant and doubtful, but I was truly I have never felt so unappreciated as a customer in a store. I impressed. Thank-you both. then asked if they would like me to make my purchase at an- —Villas other shop, and the gentleman then proceeded to tell me that *** Sea Isle City no one else between here and Atlantic City carries Boy Scout Why are there so many cars with expired inspection stick- 4301 Landis Ave products because nobody makes any money from it. Is that ers? Where are the police? I had to trade in my car because it what it has come down to? We are forced to spend money in a would not pass inspection. I have seen cars with stickers that 609-263-8750 store that doesn’t appreciate it or doesn’t need the money? are over a year out of date. It is not right. Just start looking —North Cape May around; you will be amazed at just how many there are. Why *** are these people getting away with this? Can’t the police do Seaville Last month my daughter moved from New Jersey to Penn- something about this? sylvania. She asked me to return her New Jersey license plate. —North Wildwood 2072 Shore Road I returned the plates one other time by taking them to the *** Inspection Station in Court House. Not this time. A gentle- Why in the world is our recreation center closed on Sun- 609-624-1000 man there told me that I would have to go to Rio Grande to the days? Our children need a place to play sports. Where is the Service Center. I was apprehensive based on horror stories staff? Where is the director? I had heard about taking six forms of ID and coming under —Wildwood Crest Swainton scrutiny. When I fi nally found the offi ce, I was greeted by *** two young women. One was helping another customer; the It has long been my understanding that the County Social 1615 Route 9 N second lady said, “I will be right with you, Sir.” In the mean- Services is in the business of “helping people.” Recent reports 609-465-7211 time, the supervisor of the center came over to me and asked however, seem to refl ect otherwise. A client, who called to if there was anything he could do for me. I thanked him, and check on his request for food stamp assistance, was informed we continued to make small talk while my request was being that there existed more than a two-month back up of case processed. Within fi ve minutes, I had a receipt for the license reviews. Actually, the October request reviews had just been and was on my way. What a great experience. It didn’t cost initiated. Hopefully, by now his children are not experiencing www.1stbankseaisle.com anyone anything. I left with a good feeling about being a cus- malnutrition. His request to speak with a supervisor was not tomer in this offi ce. I agree with the spouter who had similar granted since the supervisor was out of the offi ce for “a few positive things to say about this offi ce. days.” In the past, he has also experienced being told about —Stone Harbor *$25.00 Paid after first statement cycle after direct deposit/debit appears. lost documentation, which he had submitted, but now was re- *$25.00 Paid after first statement cycle after 3 bills are paid through Bill Pay e-Plus® *** quired to resubmit. It also appears that more often than not, *$25.00 Paid after friend opens account and account remains on deposit for 60 days. I was driving in Cape May behind a Cape May police car assistance is denied, due to over the limit income (by a mere *A 1099 will be issued for all bonuses paid over $10.00 MEMBER FDIC EQUAL HOUSING on duty, yet he drove into Lower Township and was parked dollar or two). Perhaps supervisors should be in the offi ce more LENDER ® at a house for at least a half hour because when I was driving often, more staff hired, and more serious steps taken to assure home a half hour later, it was still there. This was on Jan. 23 quality assurance of the case fi les. Food for thought. at 11:30 a.m. If I am paying his or her salary shouldn’t he be —North Cape May in my town during break or visiting booty call in Cape May? *** What is the rule? What if there was something happening on A special vote of thanks from many of us trolley riders should the beach in Cape May? How is our town any safer knowing go to Don Wertz, the local driver for the Five Mile Beach that he is in another town? Is this how the chief runs her Electric Railway Company. Don lets us telephone him on his department? If that is so chief, I know who I am not voting cell phone to know his arrival times and, whenever possible, for next year. will pick us up at our house if it is in his route. He goes out of —Cape May his way to be kind and helpful to us. *** —North Wildwood What a disgusting example of wasting taxpayer money. *** How dare Middle Township appoint Leusner and Voll into This is for the boys who work at a certain liquor store. made-up positions for political good old boys? The state wants As a long time Eagles fan I’m aware of the haters who have to help cut taxes. They should cut all of these political appoint- no allegiance to any certain team yet go out of their way to be ments for do-nothing jobs. abrasive and insulting bringing negativity to your passion just —Middle Township for the sake of arguing. I can go on to speculate that their moth- *** ers didn’t hug them enough but I’ll leave that to the profession- I completely agree with the students at Middle Township; als. As a fan I can accept this juvenile activity in the street, in St. Augie is out of line. Anyone who thinks our kids were out my home “maybe” for a hot minute, but as a consumer never. Tune Into of line needs to check themselves before they wreck them- That’s why I was miffed to see an obvious attempt to agitate selves. and irritate the fans who came in to solicit the establishment in —Whitesboro which you are employed. The mock Saints jerseys made with *** T-shirts and magic markers and comments to those in Eagles To the rude and uninformed person criticizing the “grey- green was a success. That’s why my family, my brother’s family haired granny’s” opinion on the Middle vs. Auggie game, I’d and our friends will be shopping elsewhere. recommend they get the facts straight before speaking up. I —Villas South Jersey’s happen to be one of the students there that night. I can truth- *** fully say that the issue of the night was not over the so-called Of course it’s a confl ict to give a recreation committee ‘obscenities’ being chanted but over the fact that we refused to seat to the wife of council president. Just like it’s a confl ict sit down. The school authorities and police offi cers had told us to give a seat to the city’s zoning offi cer’s wife. Or for the Rec to either sit down or switch with those who couldn’t see. We to employ the relatives of people who hold these seats and the walked up and down the bleachers and offered to switch seats, relatives of council members. but none of the other fans were interested in doing so. Now —North Wildwood I would love to know how our compliance with the offi cers‚ *** Most ultimatum is proof of our lack of “decency and respect towards Middle Township residents rise up. Our township commit- authority”. Thank you “grey-haired granny,” and anyone else tee is completely out of control. They didn’t want a fourth com- who agrees with her, for supporting school spirit. mittee person because it would cost taxpayers money. Now —Court House they appoint two “assistants” to the committee and a combined *** salary that would be more than a committee person without This Spout Off is directed towards Steve Barry. I voted for the referendum or an election. They are in the middle of a re- you in November because you promised me decreased val and a new fi rehouse; they should not be spending one extra Listened To taxes and what do you do? Hire two friends for $12,000 a penny. Yet they create two positions that paid personnel should pop. Does this mean that you are going to be working for the be doing already. Obviously these positions were created for a committee this year and actually paying the township $2,000? political payback. This is stealing and lying and residents of I thought not. If this is what I can look forward to for the next Middle should not tolerate it. Rise up and speak out. three years, then my house is offi cially on the market. The way —Middle Township political jobs seem to be getting handed out, my kids will go *** hungry. I am a part-time resident of Stone Harbor who supports the —Court House building of the proposed new recreation/community cen- Radio Stations! *** ter at 80th Street. My family and I would gladly pay the small The person who wrote the article about the social studies fee/extra taxes to operate a much-needed facility like this. We teacher posing a threat to our students is wildly wrong. As a would use it regularly. I also favor selling unused borough prop- former student at Wildwood Catholic, and presently enrolled erty to help fi nance this and other important projects to keep at LCMR, I have seen all of the staff, and think that this “par- the quality of life in our borough. Let’s do it now. ent/teacher” who wrote this silly spout off needs to check —Stone Harbor themselves. The person who wrote the tidbit probably hasn’t *** been a student in decades, and being a dinosaur has no per- Why has no one questioned the culpability of the retired spective of what’s going in within the district. Therefore they head of JCOW, who was in charge during the Plan Review, need to get off the high horse and stop judging. It is a total Build and Inspection processes of the condominiums that the fabrication to believe that a single teacher could endanger the DCA and the court says don’t meet construction code? education of students. As a student I would like to take this —North Wildwood opportunity to cite that although many of the teachers believe *** it is fair to sport unprofessional attire (baggy clothing, large cross necklaces) they do work hard, and truly care about the (Page A23 Please) Herald Newspapers January 31 2007 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A23 Spout Off (From Page A22) (ED. NOTE: There are laws. Call the police department, ask In the past few weeks, I have come to notice a growing group for Animal Control.) of adolescents who feel it necessary to gather in front of the 7- *** WE BRING 11 in West Cape May. At fi rst I was not disturbed, but on one Hey hockey organization wake-up. You want us to work the STORAGE TO particular evening when I entered the parking lot to purchase brand new concession stand but leave us nothing to sell some milk and bread something terrible had happened. 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The and unbecoming someone entrusted with a community news- • Moving Service • Storage Service • Moving Supplies paper that should be promoting neighborliness, not fomenting Wawa in Rio Grande also has different prices. What’s Wawa divisiveness. Sometimes being politically correct is just the cor- trying to get away with here? Emergency uses: Wind, Fire, Water & Smoke Damage rect way to be. People in Mr. Hall’s position don’t get to call —Cape May 1-877-90-STORE black people slow, Jews cheap, or gay people fairies. Grow up. *** —Swainton Cape May City Council has bought into the global warm- ing theory. Now we know that theory is positively fake, phony, (PUBLISHER’S NOTE: My apologies; no slight intended. It www.mystoragebin.com got by me and my assistant.) fraud. *** —Cape May All Major Credit To the man with children trying to cross the pedestrian strip *** at K-Mart: I was wrong to drive around you. I do know bet- This is in regard to the person with the two small children Cards Accepted ter and am usually a much better driver. I am truly sorry and with the broken heater wanting DYFS to fi x it: Last I looked, thankful nobody was injured. DYFS doesn’t do heaters and I would like to suggest that you —Cape May should fi x it yourself, deduct *** it from your rent and stop Politicians like to talk about tax relief. They often praise looking for hand outs. efforts to bring property tax relief. But listen to their words —Court House carefully. They rarely if ever mention tax reductions. They *** CARPET REMNANT SALE almost never talk about cuts in state spending. Gov. Corzine Attention, this is an alert to says “we are not trying to put a gun to people’s heads.” How- all Avalon residents and other ever, the state’s mandates often force the local governments Cape May County residents into impossible situations. The state, for instance, mandates where any demolition is going such extreme environmental requirements that the local on: The asbestos shingles governments are forced between a rock and a hard place. The from homes being demol- state often pre-empts what local mayors can do. The governor ished or siding changes have indicates that he is “sensitive” to our concerns. Well, one way to be handled extremely care- to demonstrate that concern would be to cap state spending ful and they cannot be broken increases to four percent. In our household, when things get up. The state has guidelines a little tight, we slow down our spending. Why can’t the politi- saying they cannot be broken cians in Trenton do the same? up, that the shingles should —Court House be handled intact and double *** bagged and brought to the Does everyone in North Wildwood know about the exer- MUA. There are two or three cise facility at the recreation center or were you met with specialists in removing it from the same attitude I was from the staff? The girl acted like she buildings. Instead of shingles was doing me a big favor, and was even a little discouraging coming off whole and being when explaining the rules. As a taxpayer, don’t I help pay carefully placed in the bag, HUNDREDS her salary? The facility is nice and clean, everyone should they are beating them off of join up. the sides of buildings with IN STOCK —North Wildwood hammers and crowbars and *** prying them off and they are Why is there a lack of communication between our county being broken. All the fi bers court and a counseling offi ce? When counseling for a defen- are breaking loose and pollut- $ dant was ordered by the court and not followed through for ing our communities. This is three months, how come it took another violation before the extremely dangerous. People REMNANTS AS LOW AS... 99 court realized that the original order was violated? Does the from the state are saying this victim have to do the follow up or suffer the consequences in is called friable or dusty when values up to $1,000 order for the system to work? they get broken up. With this —Villas friable substance it puts us all *** at risk. How do we go about $ .99 I thought Star of The Sea was going to merge with Saint making sure the asbestos shingles are being removed SMALL REMS AS LOW AS 19 Raymond’s and Saint Ann’s and Bishop McHugh were going to stay as is. What is all this talk of Star of The Sea parents not properly? Can someone please wanting their children to go to Saint Ann’s? Did I miss some- respond? thing? Anyway, isn’t the point an “affordable, quality, Catho- —Avalon SHOP & COMPARE! lic education” for all children? I wouldn’t mind my children *** going to St. Raymond’s or St. Ann’s. My only concern with Star Would someone please slap of The Sea is space. It is really close to the Washington Street some duct tape over Rosie O’ Mall and with the parking lot having limited spaces, would we Donnell’s mouth? have to pay for metered spots if we attended a school event? —Court House BERBERS • PLUSHES —Villas *** *** To the spouter who came COMMERCIAL CARPET There were a lot of good things in the State of the Union back from the New Year’s Eve address given by President Bush. We are delighted that he is in Ocean City and thought REMNANTS PERFECT FOR HOME OR OFFICE concerned about the ever-growing size and intrusiveness of the the town was so great, well federal government and the resulting loss of freedoms by the there are homes for sale in Sizes ranging from average American. That is all to the good. Any measures that Ocean City. He mentioned can be taken to encourage States’ Rights and individual initia- a bar owner — at least he’s 12' x 9' to 12' x 25' tive would be most helpful to the cause of personal liberty. On involved in the community INSTALLATION AVAILABLE. ASK FOR DETAILS. the subject of immigration, however, the president has it all and not just driving about and wrong. We already are allowing into this country 1,000,000 fi nding things to complain individuals each year who arrive here legally. Assimilating about. You can move to Ocean them into the American way of life is an on-going concern. But City and we can guarantee we the real problem is illegal immigration. No one, of course, sure won’t miss you. knows how many aliens have come here and very little is be- —Sea Isle ing done to stop the fl ow of even more. When politicians talk *** about a “comprehensive” solution, they are masking their real I don’t often complain be- intentions. Comprehensive really means amnesty. It defi es cause I’ve lived a good life, common sense to reward those who have come here by breaking made decent money, collect a our laws. The fi rst thing to be done is to seal our borders. After decent retirement all due to that is accomplished, we can deal with the millions of illegals my hard work and always be- who are already here. lieving in the values of a good Avalon Carpet Tile and Flooring —Avalon democratic American society, *** but some other people in this When are animal control and the police department going country who are supposed to to do something about the problem of dogs running loose in be setting examples that hard 1111 Route 47 South Villas? Last week while walking, I counted fi ve running loose work, honesty, integrity and (ROUTE 47 SOUTH & RAILROAD AVE) — even one running on Bayshore Road. Please make dog own- family values, are blatantly ers aware of the fi nes and penalties as soon as possible. laughing in our faces and —Villas don’t care what we think be- RIO GRANDE *** cause they are the police and How would the people who chain their dog outside with politicians. They are going to 609-465-3051 inadequate shelter on the corner of Gibb and Reeve in Whites- do what benefi ts them. They boro like the same treatment? There ought to be a law that can tread all over our constitution help that poor dog. and then tell us it’s all in an 1-866-458-TILE • AVALONCARPETTILE.COM —Court House (Page A43 Please) A24 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers January 31 2007 HHealth and Fitness Visits to Veterinarian Can Catch Problems Early Everyone has heard the time. That’s why the New symptoms that accompany why we like to see older be recommended. old adage about one year Jersey Veterinary Medical advanced disease are no- animals more frequently,” Cats may also receive in a human life being the Association recommends ticed.” she added. blood testing for feline equivalent of seven years that pets have a wellness Wellness examinations A typical wellness visit leukemia virus and feline in the life of a dog, but examination twice a year. are particularly important will include a physical ex- immunodefi ciency virus, a how many people have “Many health condi- for older pets, Dr. Iannone amination, immunizations, blood pressure check and actually thought about what tions in cats and dogs can said. a check for heartworm and kidney disease screening. that means for their pet’s be much more effectively “By age two, most dogs other parasites, a dental Further information on health? treated if they are discov- and cats have reached exam and consultation with how aging can affect pets It’s true that, on aver- ered early,” according maturity. At four, many are the owner on diet, weight, can be found at www. UNDRESSING A WOUND age, dogs and cats age up to Dr. Maria Iannone, a entering middle age, and dental health and behavior npwm.com. to seven times faster than veterinarian at the Eve- by age seven many pets questions. The New Jersey Vet- We've all been taught to treat cuts people. So when you take sham Veterinary Clinic in are considered senior,” Your veterinarian may erinary Medical Associa- and minor wounds with a cleansing solution, your pet to see the veterinar- Marlton. she said. also recommend baseline tion is the professional antiseptic, and a bandage. Now, an Australian ian once a year, it’s about “By conducting a routine “Just like humans, older blood and chemistry pan- organization for the state’s study questions whether a bandage is needed the same as making a visit examination and by talking animals are at a higher risk els and a urinalysis. For licensed veterinarians. For to cover a skin wound for longer than 12 hours. to your own doctor once with the owner about any for a number of problems, animals over six, screen- animal health tips, or to every seven years. changes that have occurred including diabetes, heart ing for osteoarthritis, hy- locate a veterinarian, visit The study involved patients who had under- And, the faster aging in their pet’s behavior, it disease, kidney disease and pothyroidism (dogs) and the Association’s website at gone surgical excision of skin abnormalities. process that cats and dogs is often possible for the cancer. hyperthyroidism (cats) may www.njvma.org After they were stitched up, half of the group experience means that veterinarian to identify a “Many of these con- were told to keep their wounds covered and serious health changes can health problem in an early ditions are treatable if dry for 48 hours. The other half was told to occur in a short period of stage, before the obvious diagnosed early, which is uncover their wounds within 12 hours and not KARATE worry about getting them wet. In the month Find a ‘Sole’ Solution to Foot Pain after surgery, the infection rate of the two (NewsUSA) — When a podiatric physician be- Little Grasshoppers Toddler Classes groups was nearly identical. This led research- your feet hurt, even the sim- fore trying retail products ers to question whether bandages on everyday plest task can be agonizing. can save time, pain and wounds act as barriers against infection. Walking a yard may seem money. At my practice, we have special ex- like a mile with a throbbing For more information or AIKIDO•TAI CHI heel or toe. to locate an APMA member pertise in a wide variety of conditions affect- Many consumers look to podiatrist in your area, visit South Coast House of Karate ing the skin, hair, and nails. 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Don’t miss articles on …. Walmart opening, p. A1; Positive housing forecast, p. A1; Revals scheduled for Crest, p. A11, and ongoing in Lower, p. A9; Wildwood revitalization, p. A13; Army Corps “pond” project in West Cape May, p. A1; Affordable housing needed for domestic violence victims, p. A10 *********** Landings Courts Weigh In on Wetlands Development, Affordable Housing *********** Appellate Division Says OK to Deny Some Affordable Housing Rules Invalid; West Cape Owner Wetlands Permit Communities Up In Air On Compliance

By JACK FICHTER By C.M. MATTESSICH Just as local municipalities were struggling to come up with acceptable affordable WEST CAPE MAY — State efforts to stop a Pennsylvania man from building a house housing plans, a state appeals court has invalidated some of the rules promulgated by on environmentally fragile wetlands has received a boost from the courts. the Council on Affordable Housing (COAH) to help formulate those plans. On Jan. 24, Attorney General Stuart Rabner said the state successfully defended On Jan. 25, the Appellate Division released a 127-page opinion addressing the legal- before an appeals court its refusal to issue a permit that would have enabled Samuel ity of COAH’s so-called “third round” affordable housing rules, which were intended L. Doyal to fi ll in wetlands and construct a single-family home on a lot on Fourth to calculate affordable housing needs through the year 2014. Avenue here. New Jersey’s courts are no strangers to complex housing issues. Garner Joins A three-judge Appellate Division panel upheld a 2003 decision by the state Depart- During the mid-1970’s and ‘80’s, the state’s judiciary issued the noted “Mount Lau- Weichert-Hoey ment of Environmental Protection (DEP) that the permit should be denied because rel” decisions, standing for the principle that developing municipalities must make an state law prohibits building on wetlands that discharge into a surface water tributary appropriate variety of housing available through zoning ordinances, in order to remedy Weichert Realtors-Hoey system. Doyal’s property drains into a storm water system that empties into Cape the effects of past exclusionary zoning,. Group has welcomed Kerri Island Creek, which in turn discharges into the ocean. In 1985, the state’s legislature created COAH as the agency to implement the Mount Garner to its Cape May “This decision represents an important upholding of wetlands protections by the Laurel principles. Court House location. court,” said Rabner. COAH’s duties include assessment of both present and prospective affordable hous- Garner brings a diversi- DEP Commissioner Lisa Jackson said coastal wetlands are among the most ecologi- ing needs. fied background to the cally productive natural resources, as well as the most fragile. In the years after its formation, the agency adopted “fi rst round” and then “second firm, with management round” rules creating a labyrinth of methods to reach those assessments. Court chal- experience in both banking “The court’s decision strengthens our determination to use every means available to protect our environmentally sensitive wetlands from the adverse effects of development lenges to those rules were largely unsuccessful, with a number of courts noting that and recreational parks. She COAH needed “latitude” in the new and evolving arena of affordable housing. (Page A33 Please) decided to enter the real es- But last week’s decision made clear that COAH is still subject to external stan- tate profession after living dards. through the experiences “COAH’s regulations must be consistent with the central purpose of the Fair Hous- of many friends and family ing Act to provide affordable housing on a regional basis consistent with both sound members who bought and planning principles and the Mount Laurel doctrine,” said the court, “and COAH may sold properties in recent not adopt any regulation that undermines its methodology for calculating or allocating years. fair share obligations.” A lifelong county resi- COAH adopted “third round” rules in December 2004. dent, Garner will concen- Appeals were taken on COAH’s calculation and allocation methodology, as well as trate on residential sales in certain compliance mechanisms. Lower and Middle Town- As to calculation of affordable housing needs, the court began by noting a report ships. (Page A33 Please) West Cape Limits Building of Huge Houses on Smaller Lots

By JACK FICHTER the ordinance would encourage the building of more affordable housing in WEST CAPE MAY — Borough com- the borough. mission took the first step Jan. 24 to In the R-2 zone, which is the next layer Recent sales included 15 units at the Wildwood Square Condominium. control the building of huge houses on of zoning away from the core of town, Harris at this community’s smaller lots. the proposed maximum FAR would be It introduced an ordinance regulating the same as is proposed for the R-1 zone: Academy Transfers Include Multiple Sales fl oor area ratio (FAR), defi ned as the sum 45 percent. Danny Harris, manager At Wildwood Square Condominum of the gross fl oor area of a house compared By contrast, in an R-5 zone, a zone for at Weichert Realtors-Hoey to the lot size. Calculation of a house’s homes without sewer service, 35,000 Group’s Villas offi ce, has By C.M. MATTESSICH FAR will include hallways, closets and square foot lots are required with a completed four-day training stairs, though not an open front porch. maximum permitted fl oor area of 6,500 at the Weichert Manage- This week’s Property Transfer Chart, which begins below, contains details from “The starting motivation on this was square feet. ment Academy. deeds recorded at the County Clerk’s Offi ce during the two-week period Jan. 7 through to reduce the incentives for tear downs,” In other business: Borough Engineer Harris participated in Jan. 20. said Deputy Mayor Dick Rigby. Ray Roberts of Remington Vernick, said an a program emphasizing During that period, the Clerk’s Offi ce recorded 111 deeds representing transfers Current zoning allows lot coverage of agreement is being worked out with the recruiting, training and ca- for more than nominal consideration. The total value of the transactions – that is, the up to 60 percent for a single family home, City of Cape May to use its radio towers reer development, systems sum of all sale prices appearing in the deeds – was $62 million. said Rigby. to allow West Cape May water meters to installation and business Among the reported transfers were 15 sales of condominium units at the huge “With an incentive like that zoning, be read by radio signal. planning, followed by a Wildwood Square Condominium complex, which occupies almost all of an oversized you’d buy a bungalow, tear it down, and Kaithern said an affordable housing plan “corporate campus” tour block in central Wildwood. The block is fronted by Park Boulevard and New Jersey, build whatever the heck you wanted,” for the borough was “in limbo” due to a at which attendees see Schellenger, and Park Avenues, and Rite-Air Pharmacy on New Jersey Avenue is its Rigby said. lawsuit commenced in 2005 by develop- management at work. only other inhabitant. Mayor Pamela Kaithern said the FAR ers, Sixth Street Partners, who wish to “These people are al- Wildwood Square’s Master Deed, fi led at the Clerk’s Offi ce on Dec. 27, describes ordinance would affect only residential construct 70 townhouses with an unspeci- ready at the top of their the project as a residential condominium consisting of 58 total units located in eight zones. fi ed number as affordable units. fi eld, or they wouldn’t be buildings. Units range from 1,300 to 1,680 square feet. “Under this ordinance, we are actually “We’re being sued because we don’t here,” said Wiechert Af- The Certifi cate of Incorporation of developer Wildwood Square LLC states that the reducing the requirement of land that is have a fair share housing plan,” said Rigby. fi liates President Martin J. company’s fi rst Board of Trustees consisted of local developers Thomas DiDonato, required for multiple units,” she noted. “We don’t have a fair share housing plan Rueter, noting that there’s Sr., Thomas DiDonato, Jr. (who signed the Master Deed), and local attorney Louis C. Currently in the R-1 zone, the core because we are being sued.” still always room to learn Dwyer, Jr. of the borough near Broadway, a single- Contact Fichter at (609) 886-8600 more. Sale prices recited in the Wildwood Square deeds range from $269,000 to family home requires a minimum of a Ext. 30 or at: jfi [email protected] $439,000. 5,000 square-foot lot. That Be sure to visit the Herald’s Web site at www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com for even requirement will remain more details about the recent transactions, as well as for archived copies of Property in place for a single-family Transfer Charts dating back almost two years. home, but the new ordi- nance reduces permissible lot coverage from 60 per- PROPERTY TRANSFERS RECORDED IN COUNTY CLERK’S OFFICE cent to 30 percent. BETWEEN JANUARY 7th and JANUARY 20th,2007 A two-family home cur- Seller Buyer Property Address Price rently requires 10,000 AVALON square feet. The new or- PP Village II Jeffrey J. & Cara J. Jones 83 W. 12th St. $ 1,700,000 dinance would reduce the Cinema Open th Estate of John Spencer Seaboard Exchange Corp. 311 76 St. $1,200,100 two-family home require- Lansdale Heating Supplies John T. & Maureen A. Fries 149 72nd St. $ 4,600,000 Franks Theatre has Peter Gulbrandsen William & Mary Simeral 268 22nd St. $ 860,000 ment to a 7,500 square foot opened its new multi-plex Avalon Dunes LLC REB Property LLC 22nd & Dune Condo, # 2170 $ 410,000 lot minimum. in Rio Grande. Located Barbara J. Ciccotelli Sisters’ Properties LLC 56 E. 14th St. $ 186,151 “At the same time, with at a site once occupied Total for Avalon: $ 8,956,251 the fl oor area ratio factored CAPE MAY by Staples, the fanciful Ramon & Dolores Montero Joseph & Tracy Abriola Columbia Gardens Condo #B5 $ 575,000 in, you end up with less faux doo-wop structure sits Dennis & Angela Grogan Brian Grobelny 504-06 Broad St., Unit 504 $ 575,000 ground coverage anyway,” This recent sale may have involved suffi cient outly- across Route 47 from the Total for Cape May: $ 1,150,000 said Kaithern. ing land to support a large house under the new FAR new Grande Center. (Page A33 Please) Kaithern said she hoped formula, but many Borough lots are smaller. A28 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers January 31 2007 Hot Properties Search Real Estate at www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com For these listings. Enter the web ID# in the search box to go directly to that ad!

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Space For Rent- STORES FOR SALE/ VACATION RENTAL RENT YEAR ROUND SEA ISLE CITY Public Auction Vacation Rental- RENTAL Store For Sale/Rent- Shore Property Fully Furnished 2 fl oors of commercial/ NAPLES, offi ce space available. FLORIDA Saturday, March 3, 2007 • 12:00 p.m. $1200 per month + OCEAN VIEW Year Round Rental- PLAZA 907 Central Avenue utilities. Escape winter to down- ANGLESEA North Wildwood, New Jersey 08260 Stores for Sale/ Prime location at Sea town Naples! 2 Bed- 708 West Pine, Apart- 609-263-8756 Rent- room, 2 Bath condo, ment B. Cathedral ceil- or 609-517-2542 Isle Blvd and Route 9. Adjacent to Super only 1.5 blocks to the ings, 3 bedroom, 2 full OFFICE/ Gulf, pool, washer and baths. Utility room, ap- μ WebID #: 111350 Wawa. 3 units available. SHOWROOM/ dryer, dishwasher, air pliances, unfurnished, (1) 4,200 sq ft; (2) units WAREHOUSE conditioned, on 5th Av- shed. Off street park- Storage Space at 1,000 sq ft each. For sale or lease. enue. Weekly $1,000 ing. $1200 + utilities. for Rent- Ocean View to $1,600 Various dates References & security Business Center available. deposit required. “NEW YEARS” 609-624-0128 or 609-602-0468 3000 - 6000 sq. ft. Call for appointment Real Estate: Gorgeous fully furnished shore property located in the 1/2 PRICE Call Patti at most prestigious area of popular North Wildwood, New Jersey. This spa- New construction for 609-522-7348 SPECIAL WebID #: 110656 609-827-9950 cious house has two separate living areas with two separate entrances. μ sale, possible lease. μ WebID #: 111929 First fl oor living space consists of 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 bathrooms, eat 2 miles east of Gen- in kitchen, dining and living rooms, and a relaxing sunroom with two μ WebID #: 110974 Call for details, bay windows. Second fl oor living space also has 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, tilni Ford on Rt. 550. Stores for Rent/Sale- A-1 Easy Self Storage kitchen, dining and living rooms, front and back decks, sliding glass AVALON See our display ad doors, and beautiful skylights throughout. Additional features of this 609-886-8858 in this week’s Herald WANTED - REAL property includes a detached 2 car garage, fenced in yard, off street This Brand New Com- parking to accommodate 4 or more vehicles, central air conditioning, real estate section. ESTATE Year Round Rental- and an outside shower. Home is decorated perfectly for the shore with μ WebID #: 111316 mercial Unit offers an unique wicker furniture and is ready for immediate occupancy. ideal corner location 609-412-4656 Wanted To Buy- Terms of Real Estate: 10% day of sale, balance within 45 days. Find with terrifi c window ex- BAYSIDE VILLAGE For appointment, please call posure. Call for details. it in μ WebID #: 111392 the Re/Max NON-PROFIT National Steps to the beach, JOHN J. McGRELLIS, III, AUCTIONEER Service Organization (302) 239.7244, Fax (302) 239.1649 Avalon-Stone Harbor newly renovated. 2 bed- 609-408-4150. Classifieds seeks 3- 5 acres to rooms, 1 bath, $1200 make things establish a lodge in Email: [email protected] μ WebID #: 110980 per month. CLASSIFIEDS disappear Lower Township or the

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5 bedrooms, 3 baths large custom built 2 story Cape Cod home on a quiet street in Rio Grande. Two zone The Victoria from $354,990 heating and air conditioning, ceramic tile fl oors in kitchen and bathrooms, refrigerator/freezer, Ryan Homes is creating a spectacular community of 24 These are some of the many included features: microwave, front load washer and dryer included! homes with some offering the convenience of first-floor Finished 2 car garage with heat and central air. • Up to 5 bedrooms and 4 1/2 baths Stamped concrete driveway, rear deck, grass sod. living on up to 1-acre homesites. Nearby fishing, • Up to 5,000 sq. ft. of living space boating, golf, tennis and biking make it possible to • Hardwood floor in foyer enjoy a vacation lifestyle virtually every day. Specialty • Professional landscaping package shops, Cape May Zoo, and Wildwood boardwalk provide other recreational opportunities for the young and the young-at-heart. Best of all, these new homes offer the advantages of innovative design and construction, making them an incomparable value for years to come. Kari Model Custom 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch from $99,000 on your lot Meadow Valley Estates Single Family • Multi Family ryanhomes.com Tear Downs WE NEED LAND! Directions: Take Garden State Pkwy. S. to Exit 6. Turn left on 147 W. (Indian Trail Rd.) Past Rte. 9. Second left on Serving Atlantic Pennsylvania Ave. Community is on left. & Cape May Counties Jasmine Phone: (866) 377-1315 Building Systems Hours: Mon. 2-6, Tues.-Sat. 10-6, Sun. 11-6 3315 Bayshore Rd, North Cape May (609) 884-1814 Prices, financing & offers subject to change without notice. See a sales representative for details. Brokers Protected Herald Newspapers January 31 2007 Real Estate Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A 3 1

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Seller Buyer Property Addressfpy,,Price LOWER TOWNSHIP Anthony J. & Virginia Alosi Tamer Atalla 3311 Bayshore Rd., Unit B-7 $ 158,000 Eric P. & Karen J. Winter Thomas & Nicolle Amenhauser 8 Vacation Rd. $ 187,500 Wilma O. Richardson Marie A. Carley 902 Ocean Dr., Unit 1007 $ 525,000 Patrick J. Corcoran Savannah Chanley & D. Guthrie 14 W. New Jersey Ave. $ 171,500 Sheriff John F. Callinan et al Cherico Development Corp. Block 494.26, Lot 15 $ 160,500 Daniel V. Simon Charles & Christine Kapusniak 31 Ridgewood Ave. $ 233,500 Harry O. & Patti A. Connell Daniel V. Simon and Joan Eckert 101 Cedardale Ave. $ 190,000 Charles & Julie Clunn et al Melissa S. Hruska 406 George St. $ 665,000 Joseph F. & Loryn Venezia William & Heather Marsden 921 Main St. $ 310,000 Dorothy C. Taccard Dean & Ikram Tuttle 101 Birch Ave. $ 195,000 Will approvals for an addition to Mainland Eye Institute, at left, require special landscaping buffering in Total for Lower Township: $ 2,796,000 MIDDLE TOWNSHIP the rear of the property, at right? Roberta H. Nelson et al Matthew Lee Kleuskens 577 Route 47 $ 118,000 Vance J. & Nina D. Broadnax Frezel H. Burton 207 3rd St. $ 278,000 George Mazzo Stephen & Sylvia Byrd Leitner 219 Eldredge Ave. $ 595,000 Dr. Pastore Will Return To Middle Planners in Feb. Beazer Homes Corp. Gene J. & Dory D’Angelo 8 Glen Cove Ct. $ 458,965 Judith Greenwood Therese D’Angola 114 Aberdeen Way $ 315,000 By AL CAMPBELL and Japanese Black Pine trees to separate the two proper- Fredric A. Spackman Alan & Gloria Rich 6th N. 10th St.(Bl.397,L.3) $ 285,000 ties, which Engineer Brian Murphy said was desired by Jeffrey L. Monihan S&P Rio Grande LLC 3&9LindenLane $ 900,000 Coupland Enterprises Inc. S&P Rio Grande LLC 3300 Route 9 South $ 1,525,000 COURT HOUSE — Dr. Domenic Pastore, chief of Gateway Shores residents. Total for Middle Township: $ 4,474,965 ophthalmology at Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital, Board Engineer Vincent Orlando was unconvinced, NORTH WILDWOOD and a board certifi ed eye surgeon, wants to provide the and told Murphy that landscaping more pleasing than a Stephen Raab John & Dolores Ostrowski 110 N. Delaware Ave. $ 350,000 community with medical offi ces for sub specialty care fence and pines should be created. Engel Group LLC Steven E. Young 14th & Beach Condo, Unit 509 $ 465,000 Pinnacle Builders Inc. Jamila Smith 2100 Surf Ave., Unit 6 $ 525,000 such as neurology and plastic surgery. “Take a hard look at what is planned,” said Orlando Estate of Francis A. Davidson Maureen Ciola 806 Surf Ave. $ 486,900 He believes there is a need locally, and wants to be in his report to the board. th Jenny Booth Landamerican Exchange Co. 403 E. 8 St. $ 420,000 the one to provide the space, about 3,300 square feet in He termed as “inadequate” the eight pines and Anna Mae Schuhmann Mystic Point LLC 109-111 Central Ave. $ 395,000 Fredo Associates M’een Frederick & Holly Wexler 400 E. 11th St., Unit 200 $ 429,000 an offi ce suite that will adjoin his practice at 605 Route fence. Pinnacle Builders Inc. Jamila Smith 2100 Surf Ave., Unit 3 $ 465,000 9 here. “In my opinion, that doesn’t cut it,” said Orlando. th Ed & Maureen Handschuh Matthew P. & Cheryl Z. Harris 508 E. 7 Ave., Unit B $ 575,000 “Obviously, we need sub specialists and a place to put “They [Gateway Shores residents] want an instant Victor & Joanne Staniec Daryl Kelsch & Jason Shapot et al 1900 Surf Ave., Unit 101 $ 275,000 Fredo Associates LLC Jeffrey S. & Sylvia A. Motze 400 E. 11th Ave., Unit 100 $ 435,000 them, or else they won’t stay at the hospital,” Pastore told buffer and one that is signifi cant. We have given them Total for North Wildwood: $ 4,820,900 the Middle Township Planning Board Jan. 25. what they asked for,” said Murphy. OCEAN CITY Pastore’s offi ce, located in the Community Business “This has been an issue for a while,” said Orlando. Ronald N. & Cynthia S. Eister Frank J. & Elizabeth A. Achuff 305 Ocean Rd. $ 1,375,000 (CB) zone at the corner of Lee Lane and Route 9, has a “It’s incumbent as a design professional that you pres- John Kotakis & Wm Callahan Mitchell L. & Michelle T. Weiss 2423 Asbury Ave., 2nd Fl. $ 675,000 Richard A. McNally et al Merk Property Inv’t Group LLC 501 5th St. $ 1,200,000 long history of use as a medical offi ce. ent to the board a cluster of shade trees for canopy relief. Jeff Quintin & Ronald Gifford Robert & Janet M. Oliver 1737 Haven Ave., 1st Fl. $ 255,000 Approvals reach to 1986, when Dr. Nahas operated We have light pollution, that you’re not looking into,” Keith & R. Scott Leonard Angelo J. & Angela E. Pappas 735 Moore Ave. $ 485,000 it, and to 2003. Orlando continued. RJR Development LLC et al William & Darlene Torzolini 119-21 E. Atlantic Blvd., # B $ 990,000 T&T Properties LLC Ann McGeehan & Lisa Strawser 5005 Haven Ave., 1st Fl. $ 655,000 Neighbors residing in the Gateway Shores community, Murphy again countered that landscaping along Lee George B. & Janet L. Morris Anthony R. & Lynn Wilson 1406 Ocean Ave., Unit 1 $ 622,500 which abuts Pastore’s property, voiced objections when Lane has Bradford pear plantings “and they have plants Robert & Jacqueline Caroccio 415 Eighth Street LLC 744 Central Ave. $ 800,000 around the perimeter of our site.” JWR Construction Co. Inc. Stanley B. & Claire A. Duzy 2002 Bay Ave. $ 405,000 he fi rst sought approval for the project. Jeffrey & Jennifer Stover Stephen A. & Melissa Rotay 1125 Simpson Ave. $ 225,000 At that time, he proposed putting the new offi ces in The addition would be “over 135 feet from the rear Dallas & Kathleen Borger Ramon E. & Suzanne Planas 714 Haven Ave., Unit 714 $ 277,000 the rear of his property, which would have had “minimal property line. We had this exact building, but to the Anna Marie Doherty Daniel & Kathryn Lawrie 38th N/E St. Condo, Unit B $ 570,000 rear,” said Murphy. Island Assets LLC Tara Shell Properties LLC 1249 Asbury Ave., 1st Fl. $ 167,500 impact,” according to Pastore’s attorney Tom Hillegas. Four-I Partners & John Irwin Boulder Run Trust 800 E. Ninth St., Unit 202 $ 605,000 After consultation with the neighbors and their attor- Nothing was resolved, and the application was con- David H.B. Jamieson Arnold & Trina Kanter 2719 West Ave., 2nd Fl. $ 360,000 ney, Architect Philip Giambri drew a new plan. tinued to the Feb. 22 meeting, which will begin at 7:30 Sovereign Distributors Inc. 1158 Asbury Ave. Assoc’s LLC 1148-1158 Asbury Ave. $ 1,100,000 p.m. in the municipal meeting room of Township Hall, Andrew Chase & Bern. Stone Jeffrey D. & Bryan J. Stone et al 5436 Central Ave. (vacant) $ 1,600,000 A revised plan was done “as a token of good faith,” Gary E. & Beth M. Pasternak Litts Family LLC 405-07 21st St., Unit B $ 800,000 said Hillegas. It connects the addition to the existing at 33 Mechanic St. Richard & Jill Eileen Traister SLM Financial Corp. 27 Sunnyside Ct. $ 932,101 building. Contact Campbell at (609) 886-8600 Ext 28 or e-mail: Richard J. Gloyd 1356-58 O. C’y Boardwalk LLC 1356-58 Boardwalk, Unit 4 $ 757,000 [email protected] Robert & Marie Magee Marie R. Schneider 2445 Simpson Ave. $ 1,125,000 Also proposed was a six-foot high white vinyl fence Nicholas J. & Carole Battiste Frank & Karen Sheldon 5136-38 West Ave., 1st Fl. $ 507,900 Miriam & Vance Gallagher John Zeck 252 W. Inlet Rd. $ 550,000 RJR Development LLC et al John Takacs et al 119-21 E. Atlantic Blvd., # A $ 900,000 Lois Rothrock & T’sa Goffreri Donna Gavin and Sandra Ruple 401-03 31st St., Unit 401 $ 235,000 Wetlands Planners OK 9-Lot Goshen Subdivision Jason Magnus Tondo Richard C. & Marilyn S. Bernardo 719 E. 11th St., Unit 501 $ 215,000 (From Page A27) Michael & Sandra Raymond Michael J. & Susan Hutchinson 305-07 57th St., Unit 307 $ 625,000 By AL CAMPBELL He said a well permit will be required Coulter & Linda Thurber James B. Wilson 1416 Ocean Ave., Unit 5 $ 1,800,000 and safeguard the quality for each dwelling, and that the work must Total for Ocean City: $ 20,814,001 of New Jersey’s water re- COURT HOUSE — A nine-lot subdivi- be done by a licensed well driller, whose SEA ISLE CITY sion on a 10-plus acre tract in Goshen work will be monitored by the county’s Gary R. Gibson Wesley T. Bandy 4114 Central Ave., # C3 &C4 $ 400,000 sources,” Jackson said. Total for Sea Isle City: $ 400,000 The Appellate Division along Route 47 won preliminary major Health Department. STONE HARBOR found that Doyal’s lot “con- subdivision approval from the Middle “Do they take into consideration the Paula M. Benzet al 8601 Second Avenue LLC 8601 Second Ave. $ 1,475,000 Township Planning Board. surrounding wells?” Pratt asked. st sists almost entirely of Clinton & Linda Heyd Joseph J. & Donna N. Ferrier 113 91 St. $ 1,875,000 After about 25 minutes of testimony on “They have a well head protection rd freshwater wetlands.” Perry A. & Diane J. Conte Arthur E. & Linda L. Sprigman 122 93 St. $ 1,665,000 Jan. 25, the application of J. Mattera and plan. Most of the time it is for wells for Total for Stone Harbor: $ 5,015,000 The DEP does permit Sons LLC won a unanimous nod. intrusion of contaminants. This board does UPPER TOWNSHIP some building activity that Leah K. Deuter Living Trust Maryann Meyers 9 New Bridge Rd. $ 265,000 David Mattera, who has lived on the not have jurisdiction over those wells,” Alfred A. Squassoni Christopher P. & Jill Shustock 8 Susan Ave. $ 295,000 occurs on a portion of wet- land for over 30 years, sought no waivers Orlando restated. Total for Upper Township: $ 560,000 lands “which is not surface or variances. Solicitor John Ludlam told Pratt that, WEST CAPE MAY water tributary system Neighbor Ann Pratt told the board she although the board may give its approval David A. & Barbara A. Carrick Ramon J. & Dolores Montero 126 Emerald Ave. $ 530,000 Elsa P. Rowan Trust et al M.A.A.S.H. LLC 306 Second Ave. $ 215,000 discharging into an inland was concerned about the impact nine to a project, a project also must win ap- W. Garrison Hunter M.A.A.S.H. LLC 313 Second Ave. $ 237,500 lake or pond or a river or wells and septic systems might have on provals from other governmental bodies W. Garrison Hunter M.A.A.S.H. LLC 311 Second Ave. $ 237,500 stream.” her property’s well, which is situated to and agencies. Marj. McDaniel & C. Dillas Garry Gilbert and Paul Burgin 6th & Bayshore (B.51 L. 1.01) $ 85,000 Marjorie McDaniel et al Garry Gilbert 6th & Bayshore (B.51, L. 1.02) $ 250,000 But the Doyal case fo- the south of the Mattera tract. “If there are other agencies, approvals Total for West Cape May: $ 1,555,000 cused on the meaning of “This board doesn’t have jurisdiction will be required,” Ludlam said. WILDWOOD the word “inland,” with over wells,” responded board Engineer Contact Campbell at (609) 886-8600 JWR Construction Co. Inc. Abraham D. & Carol L. Bordetsky 122 E. Schellenger, Unit 100 $ 175,000 Vincent Orlando. Ext 28 or e-mail: [email protected] 26th Street Associates LLC Eric & Michelle Lavin 201 E. Juniper Ave., Unit A $ 349,900 the Appellate Division Wildwood Square LLC David Fultz 152 E. Oak Ave., Unit 57 $ 429,000 ruling that the word was Wildwood Square LLC Eugene Steger 150 W. Oak Ave., Unit 58 $ 439,000 intended to apply only to Wildwood Square LLC Marco & Analia A. Tarantino 183 W. Schellenger, Unit 12 $ 339,000 Affordable lakes or ponds, and not to Wildwood Square LLC Richard Muldawer 185 W. Schellenger, Unit 11 $ 359,000 (From Page A27) Wildwood Square LLC Janet Edens 123 W. Schellenger, Unit 39 $ 369,000 wetlands that drain into a Wildwood Square LLC Ant’y & Christine Giordano et al 3704-A Park Blvd., Unit 4 $ 269,000 Wildwood Square LLC Yniol A. Arzon 131-A W. Schellenger, # 33 $ 269,000 tidal river or stream. The fi nding that “New Jersey is currently the share number to each municipality. In the Wildwood Square LLC Joseph & Rosemary Wilkinson 129 W. Schellenger, Unit 35 $ 269,000 court ultimately accepted second most expensive place in the nation third round, each municipality was left to Wildwood Square LLC Maryann T. Shawaluk 3409 Park Blvd., Unit 7 $ 269,000 Wildwood Square LLC Edward & Caralyn Andres et al 3403 Park Blvd., Unit 2 $ 359,000 the DEP’s characterization to rent a two-bedroom apartment.” determine the number for itself. Wildwood Square LLC William Francisco 129 Schellenger Ave., # 36 $ 269,000 of Cape Island Creek as a While it approved parts of COAH’s While a town would have to follow 224 & 226 Rio Grande LLC Michael & Francine Patterson 224-226 E. Rio Grande Ave. $ 525,000 methodology, the court took specifi c is- certain guidelines, the court noted that Suzanne Loughran Jeffrey R. & Diane Fund 225 Juniper Ave., Unit East $ 265,000 “tidal stream” discharging Suzanne Loughran Michael & Jennifer Quatrochi 225 E. Juniper Ave., # 101S $ 215,000 into an ocean. sue with COAH’s use of “fi ltering,” the “experience has documented that if per- Carousel By the Sea LLC Chester & Maria Chrzanowski 415 E. Heather Rd., Unit 307 $ 575,000 The court’s opinion also concept that affordable housing needs are mitted to do so, municipalities are likely Shawn L. & Patricia A. Myers Michael & Paula Bonamassa 410 W. Bennett Ave., Unit D $ 260,000 reduced when middle- and upper-income to utilize methodologies that are self-serv- Wildwood Square LLC Daniel & Kathleen Ruch 175 W. Schellenger, Unit 16 $ 359,000 noted that the wetlands on Wildwood Square LLC Vincent D’Addio 177 W. Schellenger, Unit 15 $ 349,000 Doyal’s property are of “ex- households move out of existing hous- ing and calculated to minimize municipal Wildwood Square LLC Todd & Mitchell Soiefer 165 W. Schellenger, Unit 21 $ 359,000 ing into newer, more desirable housing, housing obligations.” ceptional resource value Wildwood Square LLC M. Untermeyer & Marlyn Kline 3409 Park Blvd., Unit 6 $ 269,000 thereby making their original housing The court also noted that COAH’s third Sheriff John F. Callinan et al Shore Management Co. 216 E. Juniper Ave. $ 130,200 due to the presence in a available to lower-income households. round rules failed to allocate regional un- Asterios Karavaneglas Inc. Robert Fodera 101 E. Andrews Ave. $ 975,000 nearby forest of the south- Baker Avenue LLC Holly Beach Investment LLC 315 W. Montgomery Ave. $ 90,000 According to the court, COAH’s prem- met housing need among municipalities Wildwood City Andrews Taylor LLC (Bl. 44, 54, 55, misc. Lots) $ 65,000 ern gray tree frog, a state ise that fi ltering is a signifi cant market in each region. Here, though, it deferred Atlantic Sights LLC Thomas Hildebrand 4706 Atlantic Ave., Unit 101 $ 395,000 endangered species.” John C. & Sandra M. Lucidi Christine Protomastro 219 E. Roberts Ave., Unit E $ 440,000 force which will make some 60,000 to COAH’s discretion. Eug. & Cheryl Hammen et al Christine Protomastro 317 E. Poplar Ave., Unit 100 $ 509,000 West Cape May Plan- non-dilapidated affordable housing units “This court should defer to COAH’s Total for Wildwood: $ 9,944,100 ning Board Chairman Gary available to the poor before the year 2014, experience in administering the round WILDWOOD CREST Novak suggested that the “lacks support in the record.” one and round two rules,” the court said, James P. & Evelyn M. Wade David M. & Ruthann Cherence 8401 Atlantic Ave., Unit 216 $ 222,900 MWM of New Jersey Inc. Francis D. & Mary E. Tomlinson 105 E. Morning Glory Rd. $ 499,000 state is trying to preserve “Scientifi c precision is not achievable,” “which show that reallocating present 221 W. Buttercup LLC Julie L. Clunn 221 W. Buttercup Rd., # 223 $ 595,000 some of the wildlife habitat the court conceded. Nevertheless, “[a]ny need was not a practical solution to the Total for Wildwood Crest: $ 1,316,900 affected by coastal develop- methodology must use reliable data, make lack of affordable housing in suburban WOODBINE ment. as few assumptions as possible, and have growth areas because (1) so many suburbs Jennie Dermott Gerard & Christine Brangenberg 1264 DeHirsch Ave. $ 195,000 an internal system of checks and bal- already had to address signifi cant hous- Total for Woodbine: $ 195,000 It’s a real “balancing COUNTY TOTAL: $ 61,998,117 act,” he said, for the state ances.” ing deterioration and (2) so much of the Compilation © 2006 Seawave Corporation Source Data: Cape May County Clerk’s Office to determine which prop- The court also remanded COAH’s de- reallocated present need was assigned to erties fi t the parameter of termination permitting all municipalities suburban municipalities that lacked suf- valuable wetlands. to seek COAH credit for housing built fi cient vacant developable land.” under the Federal Low Income Housing HomeStead Supports Local Food Bank The court’s decision in Tax Credit Program, stating that COAH Additional coverage of the Appellate Staff at West Cape May’s HomeStead Real Estate Co. Inc. say they “took pleasure the Doyal case, Novak add- must put that determination through a Division’s opinion, and its impact on our during the holiday season by contributing to the local food bank of Cape May.” They ed, could set an important proper rule-making proceeding. county, will be covered in next week’s donated canned goods as well as a monetary donation. precedent. COAH’s allocation of present and issue. The First Presbyterian Church, on Hughes Street in Cape May, operates the food Contact Fichter at (609) prospective needs also was found lack- Comments? E-mail cmattess@ bank year round. Non-perishables and contributions are always welcome. Call 884- 886-8600 Ext 30 or at: ing by the court. In the fi rst and second cmcherald.com or call 886-8600 3949. jfi [email protected] rounds, COAH assigned a specifi c fair Ext. 57. A34 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers January 31 2007

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MUNICIPAL arcofcapemay.org Applications are be- efi ts available. ing accepted for Cook COURT Applicants should MMMMMM and Shift Leader posi- Restaurant- ADMINISTRATOR apply in person and ADMINISTRATIVE Please call to set tions at Nayyarsons include solid refer- SECRETARY Offi ce- up an interview Corporation, located EXPERIENCED ences. Minorities TO THE 609-729-6089 The Township of at the United States SERVERS and women encour- RECEPTIONIST Dennis is currently BUSINESS Coast Guard Base in μ WebID #: 110959 aged to apply. NEEDED accepting applica- ADMINISTRATOR/ Cape May. Apply at tions for the position #1 Satt Blvd. BOARD Dog Tooth Rio Grande For high volume real of Municipal Court SECRETARY Cook rate is $13.54/ Bar & Grill 609-886-3100 estate offi ce with Administrator, mini- hour; Shift Leader rate 100 East Taylor Janitorial- multiple locations in mum fi ve (5) years Profi cient in Microsoft is $13.31. Positions in- Wildwood of court administra- the Wildwoods. 609-522-8383 μ WebID #: 111983 Offi ce. Previous expe- clude paid benefi ts NNNNNN tor experience and rience in fi nancial and Applicant must have and pension plan. SUBSTITUTE applicable certifi ca- budgetary accounting knowledge of com- Evening and week- tion completion or preferred. Good or- CUSTODIANS puters and customer end work a must. A near completion ganizational skills. 12 Restaurant- service experience. resume is required for $11. per hour, 4pm to mandatory. month position. all applicants. midnight shift. GARRISON’S PUB Valid driver’s license Interested appli- Please submit re- & EATERY and insured vehicle Interested applicants Any interested can- cants may obtain sume required. Must be should fax didate should send a the job information immediately to: able to work week- 609-898-2138 Now hiring Bartenders. complete resume to: and applications at Jack J. Pfi zenmayer, ends. or mail resume to Jack J. 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8:30am to 4:00pm. μ WebID #: 110950 Call Janet at 609-886-8600 Cash in on the Cla$$ifieds Applications will be ext.34 for great results today. Build an Attractive Ad accepted until Feb- • Avoid abbreviation If they do not understand it. ruary 15, 2007. No They will not call to find out applications will be JOB OPENINGS • White space attracts the eye mailed or faxed. A cluttered ad will be missed RN or LPN Full-time, 11p-7a • Use photos The Township of People call faster if Dennis is an E.O.E. they can see it , New Jersey’s Premier Community Bank RNs & LPNs more importantly they buy it faster μ WebID #: 111894 is now hiring for new location: per diem • List a time to call and be ready CNAs for results RIO GRANDE Office hours 9 to 5 Staff All Shifts Monday - Friday Part Time Tellers CNAs Healthcare (20- 25 hours/weekly) per diem & $14 per hr North Cape Center Includes Saturday/Sunday 700 Town Bank Road Candidates should possess excellent customer service, North Cape May, NJ 08204 sales oriented and cash handling skills. Part Time Hospitality Aide Banking experience a plus. Certified Nurses’ Aides Housekeeping Porter - • All Shifts We offer competitive salary & incentives, paid training, Full Time RN Supervisor • 3:00pm-11:00pm generous vacation package, dental & vision, retirement Maintenance Helper - LPNs plan, life insurance, stock purchase plan, free checking Full Time • Per Diem & savings and more! Stop in for application CNAs should contact Patricia Myers at Call HR at 609-601-3254 (609) 898-8899 or fax resume or Fax resume to: to (609) 898-8923. RN Supervisors and Or fax your resume to 609-926-2728 LPNs should contact LaWanda Green. Phone: (800) 736-0761, Fax: (800) 666-3085, Email: [email protected] 609-465-2682 Email: [email protected]. 1419 Route 9 North HealthCare® Your future looks brighter under the SUN! Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 EOE M/F/V/D www.genesishcc.com EOE- M/F/V/D A38 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Classifi ed Herald Newspapers January 31 2007

HELP WANTED HELP WANTED SEEKING APPLIANCES EMPLOYMENT Public Notices wood Avenue, Township of Lower, Villas, the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at SHERIFF’S SALE NJ 08251 public venue on: WEDNESDAY THE 14TH DAY OF Healthcare- By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Tax Lot No.: 22 & 23 in Block 358.02 FEBRUARY A.D. 2007 Restaurant- Trades/Carpentry- Appliances- of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 75 ft House Building located at 9 N. Main Street NUMBER F 14921 06, pending wherein JP x 90 ft (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New DENTAL MORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A. F/K/A JP Jersey. GARRISON’S PUB CARPENTER OR PRESTO Cool Daddy MORGAN CHASE BANK AS TRUSTEE FOR Nearest Cross Street: Poplarwood Avenue cool-touch deep fry- BS ALT A2005-9 the plaintiff AND LINDA A. Property to be sold is located in the Bor- & EATERY LEAD Year round part time MAPLES, ET AL are the defendant(s), I shall Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, ough of Woodbine, County of Cape May er w/removable pot. expose for sale at public venue on: municipal or tax liens that may be due. and State of New Jersey. CARPENTER Oral Surgeon’s Assis- WEDNESDAY THE 14TH DAY OF Seeking Chef. BRAND NEW (@$50.00) FEBRUARY A.D. 2007 A full legal description of the premises can Premises commonly known as: 737-741 tant, Experienced Pre- at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Adams Avenue, Woodbine, NJ Never Used. White in House Building located at 9 N. Main Street May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Remodeling & ferred. (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer BEING KNOWN as Block 52, Lot 1 Call Kevin Color. Asking $25.00. Jersey. liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Building 609-368-3670 amount due can be obtained from the local Dimensions are approximately 53 feet 609-861-4545 Fax resume: Property to be sold is located in the Bor- taxing authority. wide by 150 feet long (irregular) ough of Wildwood Crest, County of Cape Amount due under judgment is or 609-463-4776 Quality Oriented, 609-465-0336 May and State of New Jersey. $230,072.94 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees Nearest Cross Street: Webster Street or FAX resume to: μ WebID #: 111975 to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certi- Established Business Attn: Marcelia Premises commonly known as: 226 East fi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount Prior lien(s): Subject to unpaid taxes and Preston Avenue, Wildwood Crest, NJ other municipal liens 609-861-0586 of 20% of the bid price is required. 29 Years. 08260 The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any th sale without further notice of publication. As of 10/25/06 taxes paid through 4 quar- ARTICLES FOR SALE BEING KNOWN as Lot 28C0226 a/k/a Lot All publication costs are paid for by the plain- ter 2006. Total amount due as of 12/27/06 Full Gas Allowance 28 and 29.01, Block 145 on the offi cial Tax tiff. for water is the aggregate sum of $847.07 Restaurant- Map of the Borough of Wildwood Crest Attorney ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- Top Salary Seeking Employment- Articles for Sale- MAN A full legal description of the premises can Dimensions: Condo Unit None Given Sheriff: John F. Callinan be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape NOW HIRING Benefi ts 752532 May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Nearest Cross Street: Condo Unit None 4x Fee=$111.78 taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer ENTRY LEVEL (Health insurance, vaca- MOMS HELPING A HOT TUB! NEW! Given 1/17, 1/24, 1/31, 2/7/07 liens and other Municipal Assessments. The ______amount due can be obtained from the local tion, personal time, holi- MOMS WORK FROM *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal SHERIFF’S SALE taxing authority. MANAGEMENT liens or other charges and any such taxes, Amount due under judgment is days, 1 1/2 overtime). HOME! No selling, no NEVER used! WAR- charges, liens, insurance premiums or By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out $132,525.69 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees RANTY! Ozone! WA- other advances made by plaintiff prior to of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- Willing to train. Excel- parties, Risk free. this sale. All interested parties are to con- cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount Avalon/Stone Harbor & TERFALL! NICE! Was duct and rely upon their own independent NUMBER F 13457 06, pending wherein JP of 20% of the bid price is required. lent benefi ts. investigation to ascertain whether or not MORGAN CHASE BANK, AS TRUSTEE the The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Cape May County ar- Visit: $4995, WILL TAKE any outstanding interest remain of record plaintiff AND ROBERT W. KEELER are the sale without further notice of publication. www.FamilyandFuture. and/or have priority over the lien being defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public All publication costs are paid for by the plain- Apply within eas. $2985! I have someone foreclosed and, if so the current amount venue on: tiff. com due thereon. WEDNESDAY THE 14TH DAY OF Attorney STERN, LAVINTHAL, FRANKEN- Pizza Hut to deliver too! FEBRUARY A.D. 2007 BERG & NORGAARD Pursuant to NJSA 46:8B-21 et seq., this at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Sheriff: John F. Callinan 609-465-3395 sale may be subject to a limited lien pri- 752539 406 Rio Grande Ave., WebID #: 112178 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street μ ority of the condominium association and (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New 4x Fee=$121.50 609-489-6412 Wildwood any successful bidder at sheriff’s sale may Jersey. 1/17, 1/24, 1/31, 2/7/07 be responsible for paying up to 6 months ______WebID #: 108259 worth of unpaid condominium fees. Property to be sold is located in the Town- SHERIFF’S SALE μ FINANCIAL ship of Lower, County of Cape May and A full legal description of the premises can State of New Jersey. By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out

be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Trades/Heavy May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Premises commonly known as: 101 West cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Bates Avenue, Township of Lower, Villas, NUMBER F 1700 06, pending wherein Equipment- BUSINESS OPPOR- liens and other Municipal Assessments. The NJ 08251 DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST TUNITY - FINANCIAL amount due can be obtained from the local COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE FOR LONG Articles for Sale- taxing authority. Tax Lot No.: 63 aka 63 & 64 in Block 136 BEACH MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST 2005- Restaurant- Amount due under judgment is 3 the plaintiff AND FRANK J. BRUSCO, ET HEAVY EQUIP- $508,653.59 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 100 ALS are the defendant(s), I shall expose for Business Opportunity- to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- ft. x 50 ft. sale at public venue on: MENT KOHLER Shower New tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount WEDNESDAY THE 14TH DAY OF Pantry/Prep of 20% of the bid price is required. Nearest Cross Street: Rutgers Street FEBRUARY A.D. 2007 OPERATOR 36” white, $215; Scaf- The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Full time, year round BEACHFRONT sale without further notice of publication. Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, House Building located at 9 N. Main Street folding, 10 sections, All publication costs are paid for by the plain- municipal or tax liens that may be due. (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Training For Employ- RESTAURANT Waco red, $550. 609- tiff. Jersey. Attorney PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG Prior Mortgages and Judgments (if any): Apply in person: ment AVAILABLE 884-2326 Sheriff: John F. Callinan Property to be sold is located in the City of 752535 Plaintiff has obtained an indemnifi cation Ocean City, County of Cape May and State Harbor View Bulldozers, Back- 4x Fee=$150.66 letter for the following: Mortgage held by of New Jersey. Restaurant 1/17, 1/24, 1/31, 2/7/07 Source One Mortgage services corporation hoes, Loaders, Dump South Jersey beach- Articles for Sale- ______in the original amount of $40,000, recorded Premises commonly known as: 1025-1027 954 Ocean Drive SHERIFF’S SALE 8/5/92; Mortgage held by Township of Central Avenue, Unit 1027, Ocean City, NJ Trucks, Graders, front hotel/resort is Lower in the original amount of $2301.00, 08226 Cape May seeking an experi- By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out recorded 11/1/96; and DJ-119996-2000. Scrapers, Excavators MOVING SALE: of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Tax Lot No. 5C1027 in Block 1003 enced and motivated cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET Note: The Sheriff reserves the right to ad- Rolltop computer desk NUMBER F 14846 06, pending wherein journ this sale for any length of time with- Dimension of Lot Approximately: Condo * National Certifi cation operator to run beach- CHAMPION MORTGAGE A DIVISION OF out further advertisement. & much more. KEY BANK, USA, NATIONAL ASSOCIA- Nearest Cross Street: Condo Sales- * Financial Assistance front restaurant. TION, SUCCESSOR TO THE INTERESTS A full legal description of the premises can 609-770-3719 OF CHAMPION MORTGAGE CO., INC. be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape BEING UNIT NO. 1027 in the 1025/1027 * Job Placement As- the plaintiff AND JAMES W. LEPOR are the May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Central Avenue Condominium, together or 609-675-6648 defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer with an undivided 50% interest in and to PART TIME sistance Restaurant has 66 venue on: liens and other Municipal Assessments. The the common elements appertaining there- seats and take-out WEDNESDAY THE 14TH DAY OF amount due can be obtained from the local to as set forth in the Master Deed (and any SALES FEBRUARY A.D. 2007 taxing authority. amendments thereto), dated January 26, window. Restaurant YARD/TAG SALES at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Amount due under judgment is 2002 and recorded February 13, 2002 in MANAGER 800-823-4271 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street $192,318.25 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees Deed Book 2949 page 442 in the Cape May Associated Training open April thru Octo- (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certi- County Clerk’s Offi ce, in conformity with Jersey. fi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount the provisions of the Condominium Act of Services of VA ber with possibility of DEADLINES of 20% of the bid price is required. New Jersey, N.J.S.A. 46:8B-1. for self storage in Property to be sold is located in the Town- The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Cape May area. 9432 James Madison year round operation. FOR YARD/TAG ship of Lower, County of Cape May and sale without further notice of publication. Taxes are current as of 12/15/2006 Will customize kitch- State of New Jersey. All publication costs are paid for by the plain- Must be sales & cus- Highway SALES tiff. A full legal description of the premises can en to suit. Commonly known as: 217 Langs Avenue, Attorney ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape tomer service orient- Rapidan, VA 22733 Friday, 10am Villas NJ 08251 MAN May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Sheriff: John F. Callinan taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer ed. Computer ex- Certifi ed to Operate in Tax Lot No. 21 & 22 in Block No. 203 752538 liens and other Municipal Assessments. The VA by SCHEV Guaranteed income 4x Fee=$136.08 amount due can be obtained from the local perience preferred.. Dimension of Lot Approximately: 80x100 1/17, 1/24, 1/31, 2/7/07 taxing authority. www.equipment from Resort opera- ANIMALS ______Amount due under judgment is Weekends required. Nearest Cross Street: Star Avenue SHERIFF’S SALE $567,611.70 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees operator.com tion that services over to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- Good starting salary BEGINNING on the northeasterly side of tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out 20,000 guests each LOST & FOUND Langs Avenue at the distance of eighty of 20% of the bid price is required. of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- season. feet northwestwardly from the northwest- cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Fax 609-748-1793 - ANIMALS erly side of Star Avenue and extending NUMBER F 6619 06, pending wherein sale without further notice of publication. thence northwestwardly along GMAC MORTGAGE CORPORATION the All publication costs are paid for by the plain- plaintiff AND MARGIE L. GREEN are the tiff. WebID #: 110536 Please call to set “The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public Attorney FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD μ adjourn this sale without further notice venue on: Sheriff: John F. Callinan Trades/ up an interview through publication.” WEDNESDAY THE 14TH DAY OF 752537 FEBRUARY A.D. 2007 4x Fee=$136.08 Maintenance- 609-729-6089 Lost & Found- PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court 1/17, 1/24, 1/31, 2/7/07 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street ______Taxes are current as of 11/13/2006 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New SHERIFF’S SALE * MAINTENANCE FOUND CAT Jersey. Trades/Carpentry- MERCHANDISE / Sewer open + penalty = $74.67 By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out PERSON Property to be sold is located in the Bor- of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- YARD SALES MORTGAGOR: James W. Lepor ough of Woodbine, County of Cape May cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET 1/11/07 on GSP MORTGAGEE: Mortgage Electronic Regis- and State of New Jersey. NUMBER F 10766 06, pending wherein CARPENTER tration Systems, Inc. as nominee for Fleet WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., AS TRUSTEE Basic maintenance Swaintn exit. Neutered National Bank = $80,500.00 Premises commonly known as: 704 Web- FOR THE STRUCTURED ASSET SECURI- AMOUNT: $80,500.00 ster Street, Woodbine, NJ 08270 TIES CORPORATION MORTGAGE PASS- For framing crew. skills required, in- ANTIQUES male. White/tabby, long DATED: 01/28/2002 THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2006- RECORDED: 01/30/2002 Tax Lot No.: 1 in Block 55 OPT1 the plaintiff AND FELICIA R. BAEZ, Steady work in Avalon cluding profi ciency hair. Pink collar. 609- BOOK: 3145 ET AL are the defendant(s), I shall expose for PAGE: 841 Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 78 ft sale at public venue on: area. Paid holidays. in painting. 425-3075 x 160 ft WEDNESDAY THE 14TH DAY OF TOTAL as of 11/13/2006: $80,574.67 FEBRUARY A.D. 2007 Antiques- Nearest Cross Street: Oak Street fka Philip at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Call 609-624-1175 Apply in person: A full legal description of the premises can DeSantis Drive House Building located at 9 N. Main Street be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New or 609-425-4260 LaMer May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, Jersey. taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer ANTIQUE Furniture: municipal or tax liens that may be due. Beachfront Inn liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Property to be sold is located in the Town- Victorian sideboard, Classified amount due can be obtained from the local Plaintiff has obtained an indemnifi cation ship of Middle, County of Cape May and Beach & Pittsburgh taxing authority. letter as to prior mortgage of Fidelity Con- State of New Jersey. with carved mirrored Cape May Amount due under judgment is sumer Company in the sum of $1598.64 back; Victroian desk; $17,550.54 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees dated 07/20/1976 Premises commonly known as: 132 Chest- Trades/Carpentry- Fishing for a Job? to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- nut Ave., Middle Township, NJ 08210 Triple bow china cabi- tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount A full legal description of the premises can μ WebID #: 111847 We have the of 20% of the bid price is required. be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape BEING KNOWN as Lot 25, Block 200, on net; Oak table with The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any May County. This sale is subject to unpaid the offi cial Tax Map of the Township of Local construction widest net in sale without further notice of publication. taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Middle company has openings caned chairs. Pix avail- Cape May County! All publication costs are paid for by the plain- liens and other Municipal Assessments. The tiff. amount due can be obtained from the local Dimensions: 150ft. x 100ft. x 150ft. x 100ft. for able. 609-945-4941 www.classified.cmcherald.com Attorney FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD taxing authority. Sheriff: John F. Callinan Amount due under judgment is Nearest Cross Street: Jersey Avenue Trades/Plumbing- 752533 $111,466.11 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees WHICH AD WOULD 4x Fee=$165.24 to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certi- The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to CARPENTER in 1/17, 1/24, 1/31, 2/7/07 fi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount adjourn this sale without further notice by $core a BULL$EYE YOU CALL? ______of 20% of the bid price is required. publication. & LABORER PLUMBER SHERIFF’S SALE The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any the CLA$$IFIED$! House for Rent sale without further notice of publication. *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal $1,400 a month By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out All publication costs are paid for by the plain- liens or other charges, and any such tax- of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery es, charges, liens, insurance premiums or plus deposits tiff. Both positions require Wanted For Avalon Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- Attorney ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- other advances made by plaintiff prior to Available immediately BER F 12346 06, pending wherein WELLS MAN this sale. All interested parties are to con- a drivers license & car- area. Experience in new Call 609-555-1212 FARGO BANK, N.A. the plaintiff AND RON- Sheriff: John F. Callinan duct and rely upon their own independent penter must have expe- construction & service OR ALD J. KRAIL are the defendant(s), I shall 752534 investigation to ascertain whether or not House for Rent expose for sale at public venue on: 4x Fee=$116.64 any outstanding interest remain of record WEDNESDAY THE 14TH DAY OF and/or have priority over the lien being rience. work. Driver’s license 3 bedroom 2 1/2 bath. 1/17, 1/24, 1/31, 2/7/07 FEBRUARY A.D. 2007 ______foreclosed and, if so the current amount a must. Inquiries kept Great neighborhood. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court SHERIFF’S SALE due thereon. Close to shopping and the House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Please call confi dential. beach. (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out A full legal description of the premises can New carpets and paint. Jersey. of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape 609-729-8558 ext. 14 May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Do not wait, won’t last long cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET Property to be sold is located in the Town- NUMBER F 11677 06, pending wherein taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Call Court House $1,400 a month plus deposit ship of Lower, County of Cape May and COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS, INC. the liens and other Municipal Assessments. The μ WebID #: 111833 Plumbing Call 609-555-1212 State of New Jersey. plaintiff AND ANTOINETTE CHABOT AND amount due can be obtained from the local CHARLES CHABOT, HER HUSBAND are taxing authority. DON’T FORGET THE DETAILS! 609-425-4614 www.classified.cmcherald.com Premises commonly known as: 104 Wild- Amount due under judgment is (Page A39 Please) Herald Newspapers January 31 2007 Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A39 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES (From Page 38) NUMBER F 15909 06, pending wherein STEPHEN R. NEHMAD, ESQUIRE f) Cash TANF/Family Medicaid Unit course along with preliminary major subdivi- $204,689.34 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees GMAC MORTGAGE CORPORATION the 4030 Ocean Heights Avenue The Resolution authorizing this contract and g) Work First NJ - Case Management sion approval to subdivide property into 17 to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- Unit #330 - Brenda Roman Egg Harbor Township, NJ 08234 the actual contract are available for public in- h) General Assistance Case Management lots; 16 single-family lots and 1 remaining Description of Items: Household items plaintiff AND RONALD J. MARKER, JR., ET tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount AL are the defendant(s), I shall expose for (609) 927-1177 spection in the Offi ce of the Borough Clerk. i) TANF Case Management Spending lot for previously approved golf course at the of 20% of the bid price is required. j) GA/FA Case Management Spending subject premises noted above. Specifi cally, Unit #I40 and I41- Robert Donahue sale at public venue on: The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any WEDNESDAY THE 28TH DAY OF 1x Fee=$27.94 1/31/07 AWARDED TO CODED SYSTEMS k) Food Stamps/General Assistance Unit the following approvals/variances are sought: sale without further notice of publication. Description of Items: car quad and roofi ng ______l) Emergency Assistance Unit Amended preliminary major site plan, amend- items FEBRUARY A.D. 2007 All publication costs are paid for by the plain- at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court BOROUGH OF WILDWOOD CREST SERVICES TO BE RENDERED Electronic m) Adult Medicaid Eligibility Unit ed fi nal major site plan and preliminary major tiff. House Building located at 9 N. Main Street CAPE MAY COUNTY Code (e-Code) Services, including internet n) Adult, Family and Community Report subdivision approval along with any and all Attorney PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG 2x Fee=$36.45 NEW JERSEY hosting, including link to webmaster; creation o) Staff Development & Training other variances and site plan waivers as may 1/31, 2/7/07 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Sheriff: John F. Callinan Jersey. of e-Code Files; updates and supplements be necessary and proper. 752536 ______ORDINANCE NO. 1024 7. Communications PUBLIC NOTICE 4x Fee=$160.38 Property to be sold is located in the Town- COST Not to Exceed $4,240.00 8. Old Business A copy of the said application and accom- 1/17, 1/24, 1/31, 2/7/07 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND SUPPLE- 9. New Business panying documents will be on fi le with the Please take Notice that the Stone Harbor ship of Lower, County of Cape May and ______State of New Jersey. MENTING CHAPTER 66 – STORMWATER PERIOD January 24, 2007 to January 23, 10. Discussion of Public Matters Secretary of the Middle Township Planning NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Board of Education will hold their regular CONTROL – OF THE CODE OF THE BOR- 2008 11. Resolutions for Requests for Funds Board/Zoning Offi cer and may be inspected, monthly meeting on Wednesday, February OUGH OF WILDWOOD CREST ADOPTED 12. Adjournment of Public Meeting during normal business hours, in the Middle 14, 2007 at 4:30PM, at the Stone Harbor Premises commonly known as: 611 East All household and personal goods owned by rd Tampa Avenue, Villas, NJ 08251 AS ORDINANCE NO. 975 ON APRIL 6, 2005 KEVIN M. YECCO, BOROUGH CLERK Township Zoning Offi ce, Middle Township Mu- and stored in Elementary School, 275 93 Street, Stone AND AMENDING SECTION 11 - PENALTIES PART II - NON-PUBLIC PORTION nicipal Building, Boyd and Mechanic Streets, Harbor, NJ. Unit #42 – John R. Piggott II, BEING KNOWN as Lot 22 & 23, Block 54 1x Fee=$24.30 1/31/07 OF THE MEETING Cape May Court House, New Jersey, by all in- Unit #29 – Greg Williams, NOTICE OF FINAL ADOPTION ______terested parties at least ten (10) days prior to The Board will address the regular monthly on the offi cial Tax Map of the Township Unit #110 – Marcus Beard, of Lower PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: 1. Call Meeting to Order the said hearing. Further, any interested party Unit #D22 – Diane Melaragni, business and any other matters deemed ap- THE ABOVE CAPTIONED ORDINANCE 2. Roll Call may appear in person or by attorney at said propriate for this session. Unit #15 – John Deihl Dimensions: 100ft. x 60ft. x 100ft. x 60ft. WAS PASSED ON SECOND READING AND That the undersigned has applied to the Plan- 3. Approval of Minutes of previous hearing and participate therein in accordance at M&M Storage Inc. Cape May County Air- FINALLY ADOPTED BY THE BOARD OF ning Board of the City of North Wildwood for Non-Public Meeting with the rules of the Middle Township Planning The purpose of the private session of the port, Franklin Road, Rio Grande, NJ 08242. Nearest Cross Street: Peters Road COMMISSIONERS OF THE BOROUGH OF Preliminary and Final Site Plan Approval to re- 4. Approval of Reports Board. This notice is sent pursuant to the re- Sale date will be on Saturday, February 10, meeting, from which the general public will be WILDWOOD CREST, IN THE COUNTY OF place all existing structures and replace them 5. Communications quirements of the Municipal Land Use Law. 2007 at 10:00am. excluded, will be to discuss litigation, person- CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY, AFTER PUBLIC with a new three family residential structure, 6. Old Business nel matters, student matters, and negotia- *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal liens or other charges and any such taxes, HEARING AT A REGULAR MEETING OF and a C-1 and C-2 Variance for the width of 7. New Business Black Lagoon Farms Corp. 2x Fee=$14.58 tions. Formal action will be taken during the THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS HELD the townhouse type unit, a variance for a side 8. Attorney’s Report by: Frederick Langford public portion of the meeting. charges, liens, insurance premiums or 1/24, 1/31/07 other advances made by plaintiff prior to ON JANUARY 24, 2007. yard bump out, and a design waiver for the 9. Approval of Assistance Applicant ______length of contiguous raised curbing, and any Grants and Payments By order of this sale. All interested parties are to con- NOTICE duct and rely upon their own independent KEVIN M. YECCO and all other variances deemed necessary by 10. Adjournment 1x Fee=$32.80 1/31/07 Henry Bermann BOROUGH CLERK the North Wildwood Planning Board on prem- ______Board Secretary/Business Administrator investigation to ascertain whether or not Pursuant to state law, a sale will be held at any outstanding interest remain of record ises located at 407 E. l3th Avenue, and desig- BOARD MEETING DATES FOR 2007 BOROUGH OF WOODBINE A Safe Keeping Self Storage, 1007 Rt. 9, and/or have priority over the lien being 1x Fee=$14.58 1/31/07 nated as Block 301, Lot 16 on the current tax COUNTY OF CAPE MAY Cape May Court House, NJ, on 02/22/07 at 1x Fee=$12.15 1/31/07 ______map of the City of North Wildwood. January 25, 2007 ______foreclosed and, if so the current amount 9:00 AM. The following goods will be sold: due thereon. BOROUGH OF WILDWOOD CREST February 22, 2007 PROPOSED ORDINANCE NO. 485-2007 PUBLIC NOTICE CAPE MAY COUNTY A public hearing has been scheduled for Feb- March 22, 2007 Space Number: D 111 NEW JERSEY ruary 14, 2007 at 7:00 p.m. in Council Cham- April 26, 2007 AN ORDINANCE TO EXCEED THE MU- Please take notice that the Sea Isle City Rec- A full legal description of the premises can ROBB FRANKEL be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape bers of City Hall, 901 Atlantic Avenue, North May 24, 2007 NICIPAL BUDGET APPROPRIATION LIMITS 7 English Way reation Commission held their reorganization ORDINANCE NO. 1025 Wildwood, New Jersey at which time you may June 28, 2007 AND TO ESTABLISH A CAP BANK FOR THE meeting on January 9, 2007. May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer either appear in person or by agent and pres- July 26, 2007 2007 YEAR 1 Microwave Oven; 2 Shovels; 9 Containers, liens and other Municipal Assessments. The AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND SECTION ent any objection which you may have to the August 23, 2007 N.J.S.A. 40A:4-45.14 Rubber Maid; 1 Books; 1 Film Editor; 1 Bed: The Recreation Commission membership 59-3 OF THE CODE OF THE BOROUGH granting of this Application. September 27, 2007 unanimously approved the following: amount due can be obtained from the local Frame; 2 Exercise Machine; 1 Chair: Offi ce; taxing authority. OF WILDWOOD CREST, KNOWN AS THE October 25, 2007 NOTICE 1 Other/Misc; 1 Refrigerator; 1 Boom Box; Amount due under judgment is “SALARY ORDINANCE,” FIXING AND DE- Maps and documents, if any, relating to this November29, 2007 1 Dresser; 1 Table: Night; 1 Cabinet: File; 1 CHAIRPERSON: ANDREW BEDNAREK TERMINING SALARIES AND COMPENSA- Application, will be available for public inspec- December 27, 2007 Please take notice that the foregoing pro- VICE CHAIRPERSON: $80,924.84 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees Bed: Mattress; 1 Suitcase; 1 Boxes; 2 Fooz- to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- TIONS OF THE BOROUGH OF WILDWOOD tion at least ten (10) days prior to the hearing posed ordinance was introduced at a regu- ball table; 1 Key Board, electric; 2 Bookcase; ARTHUR IANNONE CREST, IN THE COUNTY OF CAPE MAY, in the offi ce of the Secretary of the Board, 901 1x Fee=$41.31 1/31/07 larly scheduled meeting held on January SECRETARY: CHERYL E. CASTOR tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount 2 T.V. Table Model; 1 Shelf; 1 Bed: Box Spring; of 20% of the bid price is required. NEW JERSEY, PROVIDING FOR THE RAIS- Atlantic Avenue, North Wildwood, New Jer- ______18, 2007 in the main meeting room of the 4 Chair: Kitchen; 1 Bags The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any ING OF THE AMOUNTS THEREOF BY TAX- sey, during regular business hours. MIDDLE TOWNSHIP PLANNING BOARD Borough of Woodbine Municipal Building and Meetings will be held at 6pm in the Sea Isle ATION AND FOR THE TIME AND METHOD will be taken up for public hearing and fi nal City Community Lodge located at 300 JFK sale without further notice of publication. 2x Fee=$21.87 All publication costs are paid for by the plain- OF PAYMENT This Notice is sent to you by the Applicant by NOTICE OF HEARING ON APPLICATION adoption at a meeting scheduled for February 1/24, 1/31/07 Boulevard in Sea Isle City, New Jersey. Meet- Order of the North Wildwood Planning Board. FOR DEVELOPMENT 15, 2007 at 8:00 pm. ing dates are as follows: tiff. ______Attorney PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG NOTICE OF FINAL ADOPTION Spec. #06 Sheriff: John F. Callinan LOUIS C. DWYER, JR. ATTORNEY FOR Applicant’s Name: Black Lagoon Farms Corp. Done by Order of the Mayor and Council of MARCH 6, 2007 THE ABOVE CAPTIONED ORDINANCE CLASSIC CUSTOM BUILDERS, INC. the Borough of Woodbine. MAY 1, 2007 752541 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS 4x Fee=$131.22 WAS PASSED ON SECOND READING AND 9700 Pacifi c Avenue Address: 212 Crest Road, Cape May Court BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS OCTOBER 2, 2007 FINALLY ADOPTED BY THE BOARD OF Wildwood, New Jersey 08260 House, New Jersey 08210 Lisa Garrison JANUARY 8, 2008 1/31, 2/7, 2/14, 2/21/07 CAPE MAY COUNTY – NEW JERSEY ______COMMISSIONERS OF THE BOROUGH OF (609) 729-5572 Borough Clerk SHERIFF’S SALE WILDWOOD CREST, IN THE COUNTY OF Owner’s Name: Black Lagoon Farms Corp. Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals These meetings are open to the public and CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY, AFTER PUBLIC 1x Fee=$21.87 1/31/07 1x Fee=$14.58 1/31/07 addressed to Stephen O’Connor, Clerk of the are for the purpose of discussing recreation HEARING AT A REGULAR MEETING OF ______Address: 212 Crest Road, Cape May Court ______matters. By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Board, will be receiving up to 2:00 p.m. pre- of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS HELD NOTICE House, New Jersey, 08210 NOTICE vailing time, on February 21, 2007, at which cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET ON JANUARY 24, 2007. DENNIS TOWNSHIP FIRE DISTRICT #2 time they will be publicly opened and read in Cheryl E. Castor, Secretary The Cape May County Board of Social Ser- Subject Property - Street Address: NOTICE OF ELECTION Sea Isle City Recreation Commission NUMBER F 14757 06, pending wherein the Intermediate Meeting Room, Administra- WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK the plain- KEVIN M. YECCO vices announces the following Schedule of Bayberry Drive tion Building, 4 Moore Road, Cape May Court BOROUGH CLERK Meetings for Calendar year 2007. All Meetings PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on the 17th 1x Fee=$15.80 1/31/07 tiff AND JOHN STAMPER, ET AL are the House, New Jersey for the following: defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public begin at 12 noon on the dates shown below. Subject Property - Tax Map Block: 335.01 day of February, 2007, Dennis Township Fire ______1x Fee=$17.01 1/31/07 The Public Portion of the Meeting will be held Lot (s): 5 District #2, at the Dennisville Fire House, be- NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION venue on: FURNISH, DELIVER AND INSTALL TWO WEDNESDAY THE 28TH DAY OF ______in the conference room of the Social Services tween the hours of 2:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m., (2) KWIK-KIT KK-F-120-06 THREE (3) COM- FEBRUARY A.D. 2007 Building, 4005 Route 9 South, Rio Grande, PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on the 13 day of shall hold an election for the election of com- PARTMENT PRISONER UNITS OR EQUAL Pursuant to New Jersey State law, the follow- NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARDED NJ 08242. The Agenda printed below will be February , 2007, at 7:30 PM, prevailing time, missioners and approval of the budget. ing is a partial listing of items inside storage at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court FOR THE CAPE MAY COUNTY CORREC- House Building located at 9 N. Main Street followed. The Agenda items will be deleted if at the Middle Township Municipal Building, TIONAL CENTER units which will be sold on Thursday, Febru- The Board of Commissioners of the Borough there is no need for action in that item. located at Boyd and Mechanic Streets, Cape Aaron Aprill ary 22, 2007 at 1:00pm at A SAFE KEEPING (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Jersey. of Wildwood Crest, in the County of Cape May Court House, New Jersey 08210, the Secretary Proposal forms, instructions to bidders, speci- SELF STORAGE, INC., 3414 Bayshore Road, May and State of New Jersey, has awarded a PART 1 Middle Township Planning Board will hold a North Cape May, NJ 08204, (609) 889-8287. fi cations and other bidding documents may be Property to be sold is located in the Town- contract without competitive bidding as a “Pro- PUBLIC PORTION OF THE MEETING hearing on the application for development 1x Fee=$7.29 1/31/07 examined or obtained at the Offi ce of the Act- Operators reserve the right to set minimum fessional Service” in accordance with N.J.S.A. of the undersigned. Applicant seeks all re- ______bids and to bid. Please call prior to auction to ship of Lower, County of Cape May and ing Director of Purchasing, Kim Allen, during State of New Jersey. 40A:11-5(1)(a). 1. Call Meeting to Order quired approvals and relief so as to permit NOTICE normal offi ce hours at the above address. confi rm. AUCTION IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE 2. Public Statement and Roll Call amended preliminary site plan approval to DENNIS TOWNSHIP FIRE DISTRICT #3 WITHOUT NOTICE. Premises commonly known as: 220 Ari- This contract was awarded to CODED SYS- 3. Election of Offi cers revise golf course clubhouse size, parking lot NOTICE OF ELECTION The Board reserves the right to reject any or zona Avenue, Villas, NJ 08251 TEMS, based on the merits and abilities of (Annual Meeting-January) and stormwater management design for golf all proposals in whole or in part and to waive UNIT NUMBER: said contractor to provide the services as de- 4. Opening of Bids (when necessary) (Page 46 Please) F132- Richard A. Vanderhoof: Refrigerator; such informalities as may be permitted by BEING KNOWN as Lot 7, Block 334.11 on scribed herein. This contract was not awarded 5. Minutes of Previous Public Meeting law. Mountain Bike; Shop Vac; Golf Clubs; Golf through a “fair and open process” pursuant to 6. Reports Bags; Fishing Rod; Holiday Decorations; Ta- the offi cial Tax Map of the Township of Lower N.J.S.A. 19:44A-20.4, et. seq. As such, the Bidders are required to comply with the re- ble; Boxes; Bags; Other Miscellaneous Items. undersigned does hereby attest, based upon a) Attorney’s Report BATHTUB REGLAZING quirements of N.J.S.A. 10:5-31 et seq. and execution of the “Business Entity Disclosure b) Child Support Unit H124- Imani Franklin: Louisville Collapsible Dimensions: 100.0ft x 50.0ft x 100.0ft x N.J.A.C. 17:27. 50.0ft Certifi cation” by said contractor that CODED c) Investigative Unit SAVE IT • REGLAZE IT Ladder; Weed Whacker; Hutch; Dresser; SYSTEMS, its subsidiaries, assigns or princi- d) Fiscal Department Boxes; Other Miscellaneous Items. STEPHEN O’CONNOR Nearest Cross Street: Assembly Avenue pals controlling in excess of 10% of the com- MAKE YOUR BATHTUB pany, will not make a reportable contribution TANF Account – 00 L145- Timothy Stevenson: Sony Receiver; Clerk of the Board during the term of the contract to any political Appropriated Funds Requested LIKE BRAND NEW We Also Recordable CD Player; Subwoofer, Sur- *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal liens or other charges and any such taxes, party committee in the Borough of Wildwood TANF Disbursements I & A Do Tile & round Speakers; 19” TV; Comics; Collect- LIMITED TIME $279 REG. Crest if a member of that political party is Administration County Appropriations  Sinks ibles; Dresser; Rolling Cart; Computer Chair; charges, liens, insurance premiums or DANIEL BEYEL other advances made by plaintiff prior to serving in an elective public offi ce of the Bor- Fiscal Dept. Administration Board Report ZZZDGYDQFHGUHILQLVKLQJFRUSFRP $425 Freeholder Director Camera Tripod; Video Tapes; Toaster; Boxes; ough of Wildwood Crest when the contract is Statement of Disbursements – Admin. Ac- Other Miscellaneous items. this sale. All interested parties are to con- duct and rely upon their own independent awarded, or to any candidate committee of count CALL TODAY Ƈ BEAUTIFUL TOMORROW 1x Fee=$20.66 1/31/07 investigation to ascertain whether or not any person serving in an elective public offi ce ADVANCED REFINISHING CORP. ______2x Fee=$34.02 of the Borough when the contract is awarded. e) Clearing Account 1/31, 2/7/07 any outstanding interest remain of record 877-3 NEW TUB • 201-288-0073 • 732-988-6005 • 973-279-0083 NOTICE OF ON-GOING PUBLIC SALE OF and/or have priority over the lien being COUNTY SURPLUS PROPERTY ______SHERIFF’S SALE foreclosed and, if so the current amount due thereon. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT The County of Cape May will be conducting a By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Public Sale of Surplus Property on an on-go- A full legal description of the premises can Notice is hereby given to the legal voters of Fire District No. 1, Township ing basis as items become available. Items of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape of Middle, County of Cape May, New Jersey, that the election of two (2) will be sold on-line through a contracted gov- May County. This sale is subject to unpaid ernment on-line auction service, GovDeals, NUMBER F 10084 06, pending wherein Members of the Fire District Commission will be held at the Fire House, 10 If you are a busy bee or a social butterfly, CHASE HOME FINANCE LLC the plaintiff taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Inc. Surplus property can be viewed directly liens and other Municipal Assessments. The South Boyd Street, Cape May Court House, New Jersey, on SATURDAY, at www.govdeals.com or through a means AND KENNETH GENTSCH, ET ALS are the FEBRUARY 17, 2007, from 2:00 PM until 9:00 PM. we have an exciting opportunity for you. defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public amount due can be obtained from the local We are looking for energetic persons to go to various parts of the U.S. to available on the County’s web site (www. taxing authority. capemaycountygov.net) venue on: interview consumers in their homes to gather info for an ongoing national WEDNESDAY THE 28TH DAY OF Amount due under judgment is Notice is hereby further given to the legal voters of Fire District No. 1, Town- consumer research project. • Opportunity to travel & meet new people FEBRUARY A.D. 2007 $90,324.71 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees ship of Middle, County of Cape May, New Jersey, that on SATURDAY, FEB- • Flexible evening & weekend work schedule • Work-related expenses All sales are fi nal; “As Is” and “Where Is”, and to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- payment must be receipted at the County at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court RUARY 17, 2007, the vote will be held for the 2007 Fire District Budget and reimbursed • Paid training • Valid driver’s license required House Building located at 9 N. Main Street tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount Some overnight travel required. Fluency in Spanish a plus. of Cape May within 5 business days of the of 20% of the bid price is required. amount to be raised by taxation as summarized below. sale closing date. Surplus Property must be (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New The American Institute of Consumer Studies Jersey. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any picked up with 48 hours of the receipt of pay- sale without further notice of publication. 2007 BUDGET SUMMARY EOE 1-800-298-9837 Visit us at aicscareers.com ment. The terms and conditions of sale will be All publication costs are paid for by the plain- specifi ed on-line. Property to be sold is located in the Town- ship of Lower Township, County of Cape tiff. LINE ITEM TITLE APPROPRIATIONS AMOUNT Attorney PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG All items may be inspected at a location and May and State of New Jersey. A-01 EMPLOYEE BENEFITS 60,000.00 Sheriff: John F. Callinan Southport ♦ North Carolina time specifi ed on-line in the item description. 752542 A-02 PURCHASE OF ASSETS 30,000.00 Commonly known as: 211 Woodland Av- A-03 FIRE HYDRANT RENTALS 70,000.00 enue, Lower Township, NJ 08251 4x Fee=$131.22 For additional information regarding the auc- 1/31, 2/7, 2/14, 2/21/07 A-04 FIRE PROTECTION AGREEMENT 10,000.00 tion, please contact the County Purchasing $129 Discovery Getaway to Tax Lot No. 5 & 6 in Block No. 288 ______A-05 INSURANCE PREMIUMS 45,000.00 Department, Kim Allen, at (609) 465-1125 or CITY OF WILDWOOD A-06 PERMITS, LICENSES, AND FEES 300.00 Coastal Carolina Living at Rivermist Alexis Neal at 465-1131. ZONING BOARD Dimension of Lot Approximately: 60x90 A-10 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 20,000.00 Take our $129 3-day, 2-night Discovery Getaway* to tour Rivermist, a new A-11 OFFiCE SERVICES 1,000.00 Stephen O’Connor NOTICE OF HEARING community situated in the waterfront town of Southport, ideally located Clerk/Administrator Nearest Cross Street: Yale Street A-12 OTHER OUTSIDE SERVICES 3,000.00 between Wilmington, N.C., and Myrtle Beach, S.C. With a variety of home BEING known and designated as Lots Nos. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: A-14 ADVERTISING 2,000.00 Daniel Beyel A-15 FIRE PREVENTION EDUCATION 4,000.00 styles, spacious townhomes, planned amenities, nearby beaches and more, Director of the Board 5 and 6, Block 17, Section 6, according to the map of Wildwood Villas, Section 6, In compliance with the pertinent provisions A-16 ELECTIONS 750.00 Rivermist is the ideal address for your new home. Priced from low $200s. which map was prepared by O. M. Cor- of the City of Wildwood Zoning and Land A-18 MEMBERSHIP, DUES, AND SUBSCRIPTIONS 2,500.00 1x Fee=$18.22 1/31/07 Development Ordinance, and the New Jersey Call (866) 503-8418 or visit ExploreRivermist.com son, Civil Engineer and fi led in the County A-19 TRAINING AND EDUCATION 5,000.00 ______Municipal Land Use Act, N.J.S.A. 40:55D-1 *Certain restrictions apply. Call for details. The Middle Township Water District will hold Clerk’s Offi ce at Cape May Court House, A-20 REIMBURSEMENTS FOR EXPENSES AND LOSSES New Jersey, on September 15, 1949. et seq., notice is hereby given that a written an election on Saturday, February 17, 2007 at application has been fi led by the undersigned 25,000.00 the Middle Township Municipal Bldg. located PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES with the City of Wildwood Zoning Board for A-21 UNIFORMS AND PERSONAL EQUIPMENT 15,000.00 at 33 Mechanic St., Cape May Court House preliminary and fi nal major subdivision ap- A-23 OPERATING MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES 20,000.00 (use side entrance on Boyd Street) from 2:00 Taxes are current as of 12/07/2006 proval and variances for density, lot area, A-24 UTILITIES AND RELATED SERVICES 40,000.00 DON’T REPLACE YOUR OLD BATHTUB... pm until 3:00 pm. Two commissioners to be frontage, width and depth, and any and all elected for a three year term. A vote will be other variances or waivers the Board may A-25 OFFICE EXPENSES 2,000.00 REGLAZE IT! $ taken on the Water Open + Penalty; subject to fi nal A-26 MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS 150,000.00 reading prior to closing - $297.96 reasonably require in the exercise of its dis- 349 2007 Budget.” cretion, in order to allow the undersigned ap- J CONTINGENT 2,500.00 We also do Sinks, Tile, Tub W/COUPON Sewer Open + Penalty owed in arrears plicant to construct, establish and maintain a L LENGTH OF SERVICE AWARDS PROGRAM 67,000.00 regularly $449 1x Fee=$4.86 1/31/07 luxury residential community consisting of fi ve S SALARIES 40,000.00 Surrounds ______- $443.68 (5) two (2) unit residential structures and one FPB FIRE PREVENTION BUREAU 165,000,00 & Color NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE (1) single family residence on property shown TOTAL as of 12/07/2006 - $741.64 TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS $780,050.00 Travel Charge as Lots 5 through 10 and 21 through 24 and May Apply Pursuant to state law, the following items will A full legal description of the premises can 27 through 29 in Block 91 on the City of Wild- be sold at public auction Thursday, MARCH wood Tax Map, which property is located be- CAPITAL APPROPRIATIONS 01, 2007 at 10:00 A.M. at Burleigh Storage, be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May County. This sale is subject to unpaid tween Otten’s Harbor, Dock Street, Susque- C-10 PIERCE SKYARM AERIAL 78,428.00 www.easternrefinishing.net 663 Shunpike Road, Burleigh, NJ 08210. hanna Avenue and Montgomery Street. The C-11 PIERCE PUMPER/TANKER 48,174.00 Operator reserves the right to bid and set taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer EASTERN REFINISHING CO. • 800-463-1879 liens and other Municipal Assessments. The property presently consists of 13 lots which B-10 BOND ANTICIPATION NOTE 80,775,00 minimum bids. Call 609.465.8088 to confi rm applicant proposes to resubdivide so as to COUPON EXPIRES 2/14/07 sale. Purchases must be in cash only. All pur- amount due can be obtained from the local TOTAL CAPITAL APPROPRIATIONS $207,377.00 taxing authority. create 6 lots containing 11 housing units for chased items sold as is, where is and must this luxury home development. be removed at the time of sale. Sale subject Amount due under judgment is $140,803.56 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees ANTICIPATED REVENUES to cancellation in the event of settlement be- Public hearing on the above mentioned ap- INTEREST 3,000.00 tween owner and obligated party. to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount plication has been scheduled for February FIRE PREVENTION BUREAU 100,000.00 12, 2007, at 7:00 p.m. at Wildwood City Hall, Unit #A-15 - Rachel Phillips of 20% of the bid price is required. LOSAP FUND RESERVE 29,000.00 The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any 2nd Floor, Council Meeting Room, 4400 New Description of Items: Household items, lawn Jersey Avenue, Wildwood, New Jersey, at RESERVE FUND 85,000.00 mower, grill sale without further notice of publication. TOTAL $217,000.00 All publication costs are paid for by the plain- which time and place any interested party (as tiff. defi ned in N.J.S.A. 40:55D-4) will have an op- Unit #I-20 - Keith MurrrelTippy portunity to be heard. TOTAL TO BE RAISED BY TAXATION $770,427.00 Description of Items: Household items Attorney FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD Sheriff: John F. Callinan 752540 All documents relating to this application may By order of the Board of Fire Commissioners of Fire District No. 1, Town- Unit #E-36 - Ardella Holland be inspected by the public during regular Description of Items: Household items 4x Fee=$140.94 ship of Middle, County of Cape May, New Jersey. 1/31, 2/7, 2/14, 2/21/07 business hours Monday through Friday in the offi ce of the Secretary of the Zoning Board, Unit #E-47 - Terreance Tippy ______SHERIFF’S SALE 4400 New Jersey Avenue, Wildwood, New Keith P. Arenberg Description of Items: Furniture Jersey 08260. Secretary By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Unit #314 - Alan Trost PERSKIE, NEHMAD & PERILLO, P.C. Description of Items: TV, kitchen items of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- 2xFee=$126.36 1/24/07, 1/31/07 cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET Attorneys for Applicant Lawrence Howard A40 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers January 31 2007 From the Publisher “Free speech is intended to protect the controversial and even Skinner’s House outrageous word, and not just comforting platitudes too mun- Has Historical dane to need protection.” Colin Powell Character, Charm Spout Off, Revisited To The Editor: I have to take exception to We are sometimes accused of spreading negativity through the the spouter from Cape May who Spout Off segment of this newspaper. “What kind of a Christian- claims Barbara Skinner’s house based business could print this stuff?” I’ve been asked. I beg to is a jungle. differ. I lived on Windsor Avenue For one thing, Spout Off provides an anonymous forum for a and used to walk by her home person who may otherwise feel unheard. At one time or another, and wondered who lived there. in some aspect of our lives, all of us have likely gotten frustrated It reminded me of a house out of by the notion — real or imagined — that we don’t have a voice. a Tennessee Williams play. And frustrations have a tendency to grow. I met Skinner through a friend Thus, I feel that providing a place for and you will not fi nd anyone people to vent, whether about something as more dedicated to preserving large as a war, or as small as that neighbor Cape May’s history than she. who just will not control his barking dog, An artist friend was painting her helps people to keep those frustrations from house and a neighbor asked him building. why he would choose Skinner’s Did you know that we get 25 times more house to paint over her immacu- Spout Off submissions than signed letters? lately kept white house with There are probably a number of reasons. sculptured gardens. Some folks may not feel articulate enough It was a no-brainer, Skinner’s to put their thoughts on paper; maybe it’s house has historical character the ease of picking up the phone or fi ring off and beauty that echoes back to an e-mail as opposed to composing a letter. In any event, I think the original Cape May charm it’s this accessibility, coupled with the freedom which comes from Our Readers Write that no chemically induced lawn remaining unidentifi ed, that is such an important part of Spout doctor could duplicate. Off’s place in the community. When we go to the polls to vote in Skinner and her sister Janet this country, our vote is anonymous. ‘Time to Start Taxpayers Union’ were once the lone voices decry- Knowing that we have that anonymity and can vote without fear To The Editor: already heavy tax burden. It appears that with ing the condo-fi cation of Cape of reprisal is critical to us. After all, this is the system that we use May. Unfortunately, now that to elect the strongest leaders in the free world. all of the (over) development and building, just It appears that taxpayers in Cape May County as with Wildwood, seniors on fi xed incomes and people are starting to listen it Finally, free speech is ultimately in society’s best interest, even may be too late. if that speech is negative in content. We don’t allow profanity or have been misled again. After all the assurances working class people who have long made Cape from politicians that the new tax reval would not May County their home, will ultimately be forced I would just like to thank opinions that are libelous, and we do attempt to maintain some Skinner and her small group of civility, but beyond that we don’t think it’s our place to censor what lead to signifi cant increases, but would be offset out of the area. by the added ratables, many, upon receiving their Ironically as Gov. Corzine struggles to provide voices who are doing their part people say, or how they say it. As for those who may fi nd some to save Cape May. comments petty, who determines such things? notices, report just the opposite. relief and to come up with a plan to cut real estate Who’s to say that your complaint is somehow more important Some longtime residents with properties near taxes by 20 percent, Cape May County has already the bay have seen negated that savings RALPH REAGAN than your neighbor’s? As Hubert Humphrey said, “The right to Cape May be heard does not automatically include the right to be taken their assessments before it gets out of seriously.” triple, or quadruple, “Ironically as Gov. Corzine struggles to the gate. and will face dramat- It is time to start It would be great if we lived in an ideal world and had nothing provide relief and to come up with a plan LETTER POLICY ic tax increases of a taxpayers union to but positive things to say. We do encourage readers to submit to cut real estate taxes by 20 percent, Herald Newspapers wel- 100-200 percent. look out for the little positive contributions to Spout Off, and we get a great number of comes letters to the editor While I live on the Cape May County has already negated that guy. It doesn’t appear them. But let’s not forget that criticism can be a catalyst for change, on matters of public interest. east side of Bayshore that anyone else is. even if it’s not stated constructively. savings before it gets out of the gate.” Preference will be given to Road (away from the Spout Off is what it is — an unvarnished view of what’s going letters submitted exclusively bay) my assessment DAN McNEILL on in your community, straight from the horse’s mouth. There’s a to this newspaper, signed with nearly tripled. I was luckier than those bay front North Cape May saying, attributed to Voltaire, but conveying a uniquely American name, address and daytime owners, but will still face an increase. sentiment — “I may not agree with what you say, but I’ll defend phone number for verifi cation. Then there is the “Fire District tax,” not in- to the death your right to say it.” Maybe the people who see Spout Whatʼs in a name? That which we call a rose by Maximum length is 600 words. cluded in the total amount shown. Add to that Off as a negative thing don’t quite agree with that philosophy. any other name would smell as sweet. Deadline is Thursday 5 p.m. the new budget, to include another possible tax William Shakespeare Art Hall, Publisher increase, and we are facing a sizable addition to an Please send comments to [email protected]. Milking Middle Quotes From the Bible “Humble yourselves before the Lord, and he will lift you up.” Who Could Oppose These No-Brainers? — James 4:10 By JOE ZELNIK “Leusner. He’s in the hall. We came together. We fl ipped for who went fi rst. I won. He always calls heads so I brought my This is not a transcript of a videotape from Middle Mayor Nate two-tailed coin.” Both laughed uproariously. Doughty’s offi ce. Voll lept to his feet, opened the door and beckoned Leusner in. “Hey Nate!” It was Mike Voll, entering unannounced. Doughty got to his feet and they shook hands. Published Every Wednesday by the “Hi, Mike. Have a seat.” Voll was already seated. “Chuck,” said Doughty, “you missing this place already? You just SEAWAVE CORPORATION “What can I do for you?” got out a week or so ago.” “I thought maybe I could contribute to the township, in return “Actually I am Nate. I want to contrib- ARTHUR R. HALL, President & Publisher for a little township contribution, of course.” ute...” DENNIS R. HALL, Assistant Publisher “What did you have in mind?” “And get a contribution,” fi nished Doughty. JOSEPH R. ZELNIK, Editor “Maybe something to do with recycling.” “I’ve done a lot for the party,” pointed out ALFRED S. CAMPBELL, Assistant Managing Editor “You mean a job?” Leusner. CAROLYN MEE, Ph.D., On Deck and Features Editor “A paid job.” “Remember how I pulled back in the fall CAROLE MATTESSICH, Real Estate Editor “Well, Mike, I already got me a recycling coordinator, Jim when you guys thought I was going too Alexis.” far with that baby photo of Buesing on his PRESTON D. GIBSON, Director of Development “He’s too busy,” said Voll. “You remember in the summer when mother’s lap?” Leusner’s smile seemed to BENJAMIN N. HALL, Director of Online Applications I was going to run for committee as an independent?” wrap around the back of his head. STEVE MEHL, Northern Advertising Manager “Well sure.” “That was over the top, Chuck.” KAREN DICKINSON, Southern Advertising Manager “And you asked me not to?” “I know, I know, I pulled it. Broke my heart. But I didn’t want RICHARD L. PLUCKER, Classifi ed Advertising Manager “I don’t think I asked you not to, Mike,” said Doughty sternly. to do anything to hurt Steve and I knew you wouldn’t forget.” BETH HUBER, National Advertising Manager “Maybe somebody else asked you not to and said I said it?” “Who could forget that photo?” said Doughty. They all laughed. DAWN AUSTIN, Client & Creative Services Manager “Well, anyway, I thought long and hard and decided I would stay “How much were you looking to make?” out. If I had stayed in, I would have split the Democratic vote and “Twelve.” 1508 Rt. 47, Rio Grande, N.J. 08242 Steve would never have made it.” “Twelve, the same as Mike.” Phone 886-8600 ■ Fax 886-1879 “Well, we don’t KNOW that.” “Well, sure, I wouldn’t want to make more.” E-Mail: [email protected] “Sure we do. Boy wouldn’t you hate to have Buesing in there, “And you wouldn’t want to make less.” DEADLINES voting no all the time?” “For sure. It’s just milk money.” “I’m real glad Steve is on the board, no denying.” “You fellows like milk,” observed Doughty. “What job were you News & Photos ...... Thursday “So at the time, I said I’d see what you could do for me after thinking of?” Display Advertising ...... Friday-5 p.m. November.” “Writing newsletters.” Classifi ed Ads ...... Monday-11 a.m. “You did?” The three laughed. Classifi ed Display Ads ...... Friday-5 p.m. Voll stared at Doughty. “Well, you sure could write newsletters at election time,” said Legal Advertisements ...... Thursday-Noon “I guess you did,” said Doughty. A long pause. “How much did Doughty, “but aren’t you in Florida a couple months of the ■ © The Seawave Corp. 2006, All rights reserved. First copy of this you have in mind?” year?” publication is free. Each additional copy costs $2. All property rights for the entire contents of this publication shall be the property of the Seawave “Twelve thousand, just milk money.” “Think of it as weeks, Nate.” Corp. No part hereof may be reproduced without prior written consent. “Ever try a little Kahlua in that milk?” Both laughed. “Well, sure. And $12,000, well that shouldn’t get anybody Neither participating advertisers nor the publishers will be responsible “Well, $12,000 sure isn’t much. Shouldn’t get anybody excited. excited. The Republicans, they’ll hiss and moan.” or liable for misinformation, misprints or typographical errors. Seawave But recycling?” “I’ve been a Republican,” said Voll. “They’re worse.” Corporation’s liability for errors or omissions resulting from its own “This is a no-brainer,” said Voll. “Middle did terrible last year. Now “More of ‘em, too,” said Doughty. negligence or from cause beyond its control extends only to the cost the MUA has issued tougher guidelines and the amount will go “Why don’t we all go to the Bellevue for lunch?” suggested of actual space occupied or to have been occupied by the item(s) in which the error or omission occurred. The publishers reserve the right up and it will more than pay for the $12,000.” Voll. to edit or refuse any submitted material, as well as to reject or cancel “That’s a no-brainer,” agreed Doughty. “Anything else?” “Good idea,” said Leusner. any advertisement at any time. “I think Chuck is waiting to see you.” “I’ll fl ip for who buys,” said Voll. Dedicated to the Service of God and Mankind. “Chuck?” “Heads!” said Leusner. Herald Newspapers January 31 2007 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A41 Our Readers Write

Teens Grateful for Peer Challenge Program and frozen tater tots in the interim. To The Editor: The Peer Challenge program uses humor, storytelling, But there is something a DVD production featuring local teens and current me- else puzzling about the snow When I fi rst started assisting with the Peer Challenge dia clips, as well as games to challenge teens to evalu- By Keith Forrest psychology of the shore. If assembly and after-school programs, I was a little skepti- ate cultural infl uences on their views on sexuality and we’re so panicked about a cal as to how the “abstinence until marriage” message the importance of acquiring good decision making skills. For all our self-proclaimed bravado, bout with the white stuff, would be received by kids in today’s sex saturated so- STD myths are exposed through powerful visual tools shore residents are the least hearty people how come we don’t change our driving ciety. and hands-on demonstrations. I have ever met when it comes to Jack habits at all during a snow storm? To my surprise I found that the students are always Students have the opportunity to become Peer Chal- Frost’s handiwork. All you have to do is As soon as snowfl akes begin falling, ac- attentive, eager to participate in the demonstrations and lengers and positively impact other teens through their whisper the word “snow” and the average cidents blanket the area. As far I can tell, comment how grateful they are for a program that tells participation in eight after-school sessions which en- Cape May County resident will slip into this isn’t the snow’s fault. Apparently, them the truth and empowers them with the choice to hance their ability to resist peer pressure, set dating a full-scale panic that should be reserved every person in south Jersey has purchased remain abstinent. standards, discern media messages, strengthen refusal for truly dark experiences such as an SUV, and they are convinced skills, avoid drugs and alcohol, along with a host of other N quadruple bypass surgery. With that their behemoth automobiles topics. just a few inches of the white can drive at breakneck speed, In an effort to reach the media savvy young people, stuff in the forecast, all the bread, regardless of weather conditions. COMPASS Peer Challenge has also produced commercials with tes- E milk, and eggs in the county are Maybe this is the place where our W timonials from area abstinent teens, which are aired on cleaned off grocery store shelves, bravado kicks back in. POINTS... the local sports channel. as if war rationing is set to begin During my two years in Erie, By AL CAMPBELL Unfortunately, Gov. Corzine refused the funding for in minutes. Pa., I lived in a town that aver- S this highly successful program on the false premise that Ask your average next-door aged more than 200 inches of Normally, though, I don’t think of myself an envi- it would prevent schools from teaching contraception. neighbor to estimate the amount snow per year, more than 15 ronmentalist; I recycle, walk or ride a bike when pos- The Administration for Children and Families, the fed- of snowfall we get each winter and he or feet. Schools never closed. People didn’t sible, drive a small car and use insecticide only when eral agency responsible for dispensing the Title V absti- she speaks in hyperbole befi tting any Hol- panic. There was always plenty of bread, absolutely necessary. I prefer fl y swatters. nence funds clearly states: lywood screen writer. My wife and I sur- milk, and eggs to go around. During a Recently, I’ve thought more about alternative forms “Youth that participate in federally funded abstinence vived a two-year stint in Erie, Pa. When snow storm, people drove slower. Admit- of energy, and tried to take a “green” step. Believe me, education programs are not precluded from accessing we moved back, I had forgotten about all tedly, the Erie area’s redeeming qualities it wasn’t easy, or cheap. Sun is free, solar energy costs a contraceptive education through school health classes the snow panic until one of my old friends may have ended there. But they didn’t bundle, even after tax incentives. Wind is free, turbines or other community-based programs. decided I needed to be re-indoctrinated. just think they got a lot of snow, they cost money, but are worth the price. “The federal abstinence grants do not force an “ei- Noting that I hadn’t lived here in quite actually did. The recent purchase of an energy effi cient, propane ther-or” decision for how to approach teen pregnancy some time, he told me emphatically, “We So maybe there is an inverse proportion water heater was more a necessity than a move to prevention. Rather, federal abstinence education grants get a lot of snow here.” at work. Maybe winter’s mayhem is actu- save gas. The old one, if you can call fi ve years old, empower providers to give focused support for absti- Looking bemused and a bit bewildered, ally generated by the creative reaches of was pitted by our iron-laden well water, and cried out nence, which all agree is the only 100 percent effec- I said, “Actually I am quite a snow afi cio- our minds. We may not get much snow, to be replaced. tive strategy for avoiding unplanned pregnancy and the nado. You realize that the shore averages but we’re much better story tellers. Un- We’ve long had tankless, LP transmission of STD, while maintaining contraceptive only about 12 inches of snow per year. like the boy that cried wolf, apparently water heaters, this is our third, education strategies through other programs. That’s not even one ruler’s worth.” The if you say “snow” enough it will pile up but this one is supposed to be one “Government agencies and community-based organi- look I received was roughly the same on the roads and lawns of our collective of the best when it comes to be zations that receive federally funded abstinence educa- as if I told my friend that he had three unconscious. energy thrifty. It even rates Energy tion grants are allowed to provide contraceptive educa- heads. “Maybe that’s how much we got I love the fun and unexpected holiday Stars on a sticker. tion through other programs. when you lived here,” he barked. “Not that comes along with a snow day. I This on-demand model has no “If a school has a comprehensive sex education pro- any more.” missed that when I moved to a true snow pilot, which is supposed to save gram, which most do, they can still use abstinence-only Noting the hostility, I was puzzled by belt. I realize slippery conditions, even gas. It puts out plenty of hot water, funds in many ways by offering an elective course for several important questions. Why do all with a small amount of snow, can be dan- and, the reason we love these type youth that want additional support for abstinence, de- the bread, milk, and eggs get swept off of gerous. But our winters are no Hollywood water heaters is that they never veloping a mentoring program, having a grantee outside every supermarket shelf with even the epics. Most of the time they’re more like run out. the school come in and provide an abstinence program, rumor of snow? Are they all going to make made-for-television movies. I just wish we Without revealing the price, let’s just say the alleged and holding an elective after-school program.” French toast? How long do they expect were as good at driving in snow as we are $300 federal energy rebate on our income taxes will If the governor believes that kids are incapable of to be stranded in their homes? Most of at shoveling tall tales about it. bring the fi nal cost down to the high three fi gures. achieving abstinence, he should come to an abstinence us don’t live in log cabins. So, saving energy doesn’t initially link up with sav- program and review the latest CDC statistics indicating Growing up in Cape May, the worst Keith Forrest is an assistant professor of ing money, but maybe if it and we linger, the savings that 54 percent of students are graduating from high storm I can ever remember, the infamous communication at Atlantic Cape Commu- will be realized. school as virgins. blizzard of 1978, kept my family from nity College. His late Mother Libby Demp Last week, I was feeling bad about wasting electricity This overlooked group of teens should be applauded the supermarket for exactly 48 hours. Forrest Moore wrote the Joyride column when it comes to light bulbs. and deserve funding for programs like Peer Challenge We were able to survive on canned peas for this newspaper for 20 years. The bulb over our kitchen sink blew again. It was one which gives them the option to avoid broken hearts, of those trusty 40-watt bulbs on almost every waking unplanned pregnancy, and STDs. hour of the day. Cindy’s World After reading new energy effi cient lights, putting KELLY SINCAVAGE out 75 watts of brightness with 15 watts of energy, I North Cape May Weight Loss, One Pound for 2 Months had to invest. Again, it wasn’t cheap or easy. Two months ago I wrote a column stat- eater, so it would be easier for me then. I went to three places to fi nd bulbs I thought I Legislative Briefs ing that I would like to lose 40 pounds One piece of advice I was given a wanted. after having gained weight due to two long time ago came from a specialist in The 40-watt bulb I bought cost about $4, while a pregnancies. My intention was to write bariatrics, who I was interviewing for my MILLVILLE — Assem- Airmotive” bill to combat a periodic column about my journey. This earlier column, Coastie Life. He told me four-pack of other bulbs would have cost 96 cents (they blyman Jeff Van Drew (D- “take the money and run” were on sale.) is the next column in this series. that one of the reasons people fail at diets 1st) asked, two weeks ago, plant closings major cor- The last two months have been a is because they try to eat in a way that is The 60-watt cost $5.88 and the 75-watt cost about for legislation eliminating porate employers in New $7. challenge, and my efforts in- not natural for them. certain mandates on public Jersey has received support consistent. In hindsight, it was For example, if they are after- All are supposed to last longer than a bad reputa- schools be conditionally from the Atlantic County tion and a bankruptcy on a credit record. Only time probably a bad idea for me to noon snackers, like myself, they vetoed and returned to the Freeholders according to a make the decision to do this try to cut out eating at that time. will tell. legislature for modifica- Jan. 23 press release. Then, fi red with the notion of really saving energy, right before the holidays. I tried That sort of approach is not real- tion. Mass layoffs have begun to be careful about what I ate, istic. A better way to approach I laid out $9.97 to buy a three-way 50-100-150 watt The legislation no longer at the Tropicana in Atlantic energy savings light for the lamp by my chair in the and made a conscious effort to that challenge would be to just required schools to teach City. So far, 300 people increase my exercise. None-the- fi nd healthier alternatives. With living room. children about Veterans have lost their jobs and Maybe it’s age or tiring eyes, but the Wall Street less, at the end of the month I that in mind, I am going to try to Day and Memorial Day in more are expected. was up 1-½ pounds. make small changes that are still Journal seems to get tougher to read without really New Jersey Public Schools. The bill was crafted by bright light. Come January, I committed manageable to me. Gov. Corzine on Jan. 22 Van Drew in wake of air- to doing better. After the fi rst I also realized in the past two One problem: The energy-saving three-way bulb agreed to the request by craft engine repair and didn’t fi t in the lamp, it was too tall. couple of weeks, I managed to lose that months that I have to be mindful of two Van Drew for a conditional overhaul company Dallas 1-½ pounds, leaving me at the same place things. Without a lampshade, it would have been great, but veto. Airmotive’s decision to my dear wife wouldn’t stand for that, and it would have I was at a month earlier. The following First, I need to get plenty of sleep. I’ve ATLANTIC CITY — Van close its facility in Mill- week, I challenged myself to have a found that if I don’t get enough sleep I am been a blinding light. Drew’s “Millville Dallas ville. Two little plastic extenders came with the bulb, to perfect week, with exercise on at least too tired during the day to pay attention clip on the lampshade support, but they didn’t fi t. More Opinions Page A42 four days. to what I am eating, and I certainly have I felt a cross between disgust, anger and frustra- At the end of that week I did not expe- no desire to go to the gym. tion. rience any weight loss. I was completely There is also a well-documented physi- There was no way to alter the lamp without destroy- disheartened. If I did everything right for ological element at work when a person ing it to make the bulb fi t. a week without any results, what do I do is sleep-deprived. So, I licked my wounds and put the energy saving now? I am low on patience, so I decided During a good night’s sleep, the neu- three way light in our bedroom, where it works like a that I needed ways to measure progress in rotransmitters serotonin and dopamine champ. Trouble is, I don’t read the Wall Street Journal addition to the number on the scale. are produced. These two chemicals play in bed, nor do I intend to start. I decided to measure my loss in inches a role in alleviating stress and enhancing My dear daughter told me the 40-watt over the sink as well as weight, and I also made a chart mood. When a person is sleep-deprived, was too bright (it was bright white). So I switched it of my exercise efforts so I could see how the normal amounts of these chemicals are with the 60-watt soft white, and haven’t heard any my strength and stamina improve over not secreted, so the body goes in search complaints. time. of them by craving sugary foods, whose The 40-watt energy saver bulb was relegated to a Then I made a hard study of what, consumption provides an immediate seldom-used bedroom lamp. exactly, I am eating. While I am not a release of the chemicals. I already have a Struggling with being energy effi cient, I replaced proponent of diets like Atkins, which terrible sweet tooth, so I really don’t need the incandescent three-way bulb near my chair with a substantially reduce carbohydrate intake, this extra problem. 75-watt energy saver. I also believe that eating as many carbo- The second challenge is my two young It’s suffi cient, but certainly not 150-watt bright. hydrates as I often do may be a hindrance children. As a stay-at-home mom, much Should I cut my losses and give up trying to be energy to my success. I need to focus more on of my time is spent attending to the con- effi cient, or press on as “Mr. Green?” vegetables and protein. stant demands of my kids. That means I It is certainly a tough decision to juxtaposition As a result, I decided to keep better don’t get a lot of time and space to think Mother Earth with a family that wants light, even if it track of what I am eating each day, and de- through my choices, and I spend a lot of means using cheaper, brighter bulbs. crease some of my carbohydrates, mostly time in the kitchen as they never seem at dinner time. I am not a night time (Page A42 Please) A42 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers January 31 2007 Our Readers Write Fig Newtons? ‘Less Than 60 Percent Is a Major Tax Increase’ But no. It’s all loud and cheery, “Hey, how are you? To The Editor: of Commerce asked the mayor about the new commercial What have you been up to? BY*EFF,O3ASSO ratables and his comment was that the taxes would be How’s your mom? Is your Well, I hope your eyeballs are back in their sockets now, going up. Red fl ag? back feeling better? Why after receiving your Notice of Property Value from Middle You might note that the Notice of New Property Value are you staring at that can of Township, so that you can read this letter. letter asks the question, “Could I sell my property for its In these troubled and remarkably chal- Minestrone soup and crying?” In 1992, Middle Township went through this same pro- new assessed value?” As a builder in the area for many lenging times, wherein, with each passing “Oh I don’t know — person who I en- cess, revaluation of ratables. At that time the township’s years, last year I would have said “yes,” but not now. The day, it seems as though the strength of visioned spending the rest of my life with! ratables were approximately $450 million. After the reval, building boom has bottomed out and values have gone nearly every individual’s spirit is being But if I had to guess, I’d say it’s because I the ratables totaled about $880 million, which meant that down. Many of the properties’ values have gone down by tested further and further, be it by the identifi ed with that lonely piece of maca- $880 million was the value on which the tax rate should about 30 percent since last year. So, “no” you can’t sell daily reminders of a brutal and divisive roni, struggling to stay afl oat, in that cruel have been based. your property for what they say it is worth. war; be it by the ever widening fi nancial lake of broth and peas.” Before the reval, our local or municipal tax rate was It is important that all property owners appeal these gap that’s separating those who have and Rounding out the list of people you wish $.342 per $100 of assessed value, and the school tax was values, although, sadly, it will be for naught. In order to those who have not; or be it by you could avoid by diving inside $1.592 per $100 of assessed value. It stands to reason appeal, you will need things almost impossible to get in the the growing realization that our a pile of cucumbers; the over- that since ratables were nearly doubled, that the tax rate allotted 15 days, such as a property appraisal. However, planet’s environment is in an achieving, goody-two-shoes you would go down, since the budget would not have doubled if enough people appeal, the governing body will see it existent state of distress… went to high school with. from the previous year. is a potential problem for them. It is indeed truly wonderful You know, that guy or gal who In fact, the budget should have been very similar to And speaking about township committee, don’t you to know that there is at least always sat in the front of the the previous year. However, that is not what happened. wonder why the new values came out before the budget is one thing we, as a society, can class… who was in every single Middle Township raised the local tax rate to $.344 per known? Or I should say, before we know the budget? I’m universally take comfort in. And club, committee and or group. $100 of assessed value. The school tax rate did decrease sure they have a good idea what the budget is and what that is the fact that, while shop- Who always had to be better than to $1.059, as it should have. The county tax, the library the new municipal tax rate will be, but will not introduce ping at your local supermarket, everyone else. tax, the open space tax and the fi re district tax all de- it before the 15 days to appeal are past. it’s almost a given that you’re Think, Tracy Flick, from the creased. Overall, taxes went down, but the municipal In closing, please do this. Get your calculator out and bound to encounter some jelly fi lm, Election. tax went up. My municipal tax bill went up $170 from look at your current tax bill. Look at your property tax neck from your past who you just can’t Now it wouldn’t be so bad, if all you the previous year. value, the school and local municipal tax rate, and see shake — no matter how well you hide in had to do was have a brief, one-second I’m not saying that this will happen again, but once how much you paid. Now if those rates are not cut by 60 the frozen food section. exchange with this person. But instead, a track record, always a track record. I fear that the rate percent, what will your taxes be in the new year? Any- Some examples may include: you get sucked into this 10-minute, pas- will again go up. The commercial ratables in Middle thing less than 60 percent is a major tax increase…Math Why does it seem like every time you’re sive-aggressive conversation where, before Township have sky rocketed and yet I’ve seen not one 101. in a rush, when all you need from the store long, you fi nd yourself lying to make your penny of tax relief. Is this an omen of things to come? It JERRY LICATA is a loaf of bread, or perhaps a small bag corny life sound more worthwhile. is my understanding that the Middle Township Chamber Court House of French sliced green beans, you’re guar- “So, what have been doing with your- anteed to run into that old knucklehead, self, Jeff?” “Eh, not much. Just getting ‘Study Is Disturbing to Someone Born in the ‘30s’ Chally, you used to work with a hundred by.” “That’s cool. I’m a brain surgeon at years ago? Thomas Jefferson. Plus, I’m on an active To The Editor: marital sex fi gures. Thanks to the widespread success of “Chally, you’re a great guy and all, I committee to help save baby orangutans abstinence programs, the latest CDC stats indicate that truly mean it, but I don’t have the time who are suffering from cancer in Darfur.” The Guttmacher Institute’s recent study claiming “90 the trend is reversing as only 46 percent of teens are nor do I care to reminisce about them good “Yeah well, did I mention I work for percent of Americans have had premarital sex” is dis- now engaging in premarital sex by the time they gradu- old days when we cooked buffalo chicken NASA?” Completely incredulous, “NASA? turbing to someone born in the 1930’s. ate from high school. cheese-steaks together. Really?” “Yeah, I mean, it’s mostly freelance Equally distressing was the attempt by another news- Noticeably missing from the report was whether or “I was a 15- year-old kid, stoked to eat work, but you know how that goes.” paper to use this questionable study to support Gover- not the women married the men that they had sex with. curly fries everyday. You were a 47-year- “Hmm, kind of odd for someone who nor Corzine’s decision to refuse the Title V Abstinence So while some grandmas might have engaged in premar- old drifter, who wore a neon green fanny works at NASA to have nothing but Ramen funding in their faulty editorial, “Teaching abstinence- ital sex, it was probably only with grandpa. My genera- pack, courtesy of Winston cigarettes. Nice noodles and ACME brand Cocoa Crispy’s in only never did work. Ask Grandma.” tion was purposefully omitted from the survey because talking to you, Chally. Later.” their cart. What do they call those things The Guttmacher Institute is an affi liate of Planned the vast majority of great-grandmas were undoubtedly Of course if that weren’t enough, how anyway, Chocolatey Puffs?” “Nice chatting Parenthood with a vested interest in promoting abor- virgins when they married. come you always have to bump into your with you, but I gotta run. Cheers.” tion and birth control. In fact the stated objective of Just because a behavior is accepted or condoned ex-girlfriend and her new, super, responsi- So what is the moral of this entirely the study is to defund programs promoting sexual ab- doesn’t make it right. Years ago the majority of people ble boyfriend, particularly on those nights facetious story? Well, it’s simple: stinence. smoked, yet no one would use it as an argument for when, you’re feeling a little less then great Even though there seems to be a lot of The study includes data from four cycles of the Na- defunding anti-smoking campaigns. i.e. monumentally depressed? soul-searching going on right now in this tional Survey of Family Growth from 1982-2002. An Just because a number of people might eventually It’s like, sure, your demeanor is remi- great nation of ours, we citizens can rest examination of the study reveals that it was not until have premarital sex doesn’t mean that schools should niscent of Billy Bibbit from “One Flew assured knowing that, eventually, without the participants reached their mid 20s and above that not expose them to a better, healthier alternative. The Over the Cuckoo’s Nest,” and yeah, you fail, we will be at the supermarket one the premarital sex fi gures even began to approach the success of the Title V abstinence funding clearly illus- might be shuffl ing down the aisles like day, testing the fi rmness of a pear, when 90 percent claim. trates that any trend can be reversed with education and a zombie who just ate an elephant tran- suddenly, out of nowhere, a certain person Therefore, the majority of the teens, for which ab- support. quilizer, and absolutely, you smell like an will appear, and your only thought will be, stinence programs are designed, are not represented in Similar successes have resulted from the educational Italian hoagie with extra onions — but all “Man, I wish I could hide inside this box the high 90 percent fi gure. campaigns aimed at reducing smoking and persuading you’re trying to do is quietly buy a box of of Elio’s frozen pizza right now.” According to the study, the percentage of the partici- people to buckle up. Corzine would be wise to accept pants engaging in premarital sex by the age of 18 was 26 the Title V abstinence funding which has been instru- percent (for those turning 15 in 1954-63), 39 percent mental in increasing abstinence among teens. LPN Nursing Info,Testing Set at Tech Abstinence frees our young people from the negative (for those turning 15 in 1964-73), 50 percent (for those COURT HOUSE — Bro- pare students for licens- older, with a high school consequences of premarital sex and our society from the turning 15 in 1974-83), 59 perceent (for those turning chures outlining admission ing requirements and a diploma or equivalent. For high cost of teen pregnancy and rising STD rates. 15 in 1984-93) and 54 percent (for those turning 15 in procedures for the next variety of career paths in more information about 1994-2003). licensed practical nurs- less than a year. The LPN the LPN program or other MICKEY BALTZELL It should be noted that as the number of teens receiv- ing class at the Cape May course combines nursing educational opportunities Villas ing contraceptive education increased, so did the pre- County Technical School theory and clinical rota- for adults including cos- District will be available on tions throughout Cape May metology, dental assisting ‘Fran Flynn Seems to Live Life to the Fullest’ Feb. 1 and test registrations and Atlantic counties. and other classes, call the will begin Feb. 12. Classes are open to Technical School District at To The Editor: over 50 works of her art. To receive a brochure adults, 18 years of age or 465-2161, ext 681. She did a painting of the Blessed Mother holding Jesus, call 465-2161 ext. 681 or It was so refreshing to read about Fran Flynn — “multi- and gave it to a good woman friend of hers (who told me stop by the school, 188 Little League Sign-Ups tasker” extraordinaire. An article about her appeared in about Fran.) Crest Haven Road, Room the recent November/December issue of another news- She was a past volunteer (since 1967) and past presi- 145. Planned in Wildwood paper. She seems to live life to the fullest. dent of the local chapter of the Deborah Heart and Lung Pre-entrance tests are According to the article, she raised fi ve children with Center. She is a member of the “Dancing Grannies of scheduled for March 14; WILDWOOD — Regis- follows: her husband John, (who is now, unfortunately, deceased). Cape May” and she belonged to the Irish dancers. 22 and 27. The test will be tration for the 2007 season T-ball and minor league She has two grandchildren. She was L.A.O.H. Woman of the Year 2006” of the administered at 5 p.m. in of Greater Wildwood Little are $35 per child; Little She was landlord and “all around” handyman. She Ladies of the Ancient Order of Hibernians. According to the Conference Center in League will be held on the League, junior and senior bowled part-time with the women’s league “The Alley the newspaper article, the plaque reads: the Toft Building. All test following dates: league are $55 per child. A Kats” at the Wildwood Bowling alley. She had an exten- “Fran truly lives the motto of the L.A.O.H.: Friendship, candidates must pre-regis- Feb. 10 at the Wildwood cap of $100 will be applied sive organic vegetable garden in her own back yard in Unity, and Christian Charity. This fi ne woman has given ter one day prior to the test Recreation Center, Rio per family the summertime. to our group by giving her spirit, her Irish humor and date selected and pay a $25 Grande Avenue, from 10 At least one parent or She even tried her hand at fi shing and caught a blue- her dancing energy.” non-refundable fee. a.m. to noon; legal guardian must be fi sh. What a gal. She is truly a role model and inspiration for No registrations or pay- Feb. 24 at the Crest Pier, present, with proof of resi- She did oil painting, took lessons, and had her paintings women of all ages. Here’s to you, Fran Flynn. ments will be accepted at Heather Road and Atlantic dency, and an original or on display at various local art shows. She turned her rec the time of the test. The Avenue, from 10 a.m. to state-certifi ed copy of the room into the Fran Flynn Museum, where she displays BETH ANN POLLACK test takes approximately noon; child’s birth certificate. Wildwood 3.5 hours March 3 at the North The documents will be The next LPN class starts Wildwood Recreation inspected and returned at in early July and will pre- Center 10th and Central registration. avenues, from 10 a.m. to For online registration Weight Loss noon. visit the Greater Wildwood (From Page A41) HSAC MEETING Children who turn fi ve Little League Website at to stop eating. by April 30, 2007 to age 16 www.eteamz. com/gwll It also means I don’t have the freedom to get in as CREST HAVEN — The that live within the Greater or call Kathleen Kelly at much exercise as I’d like. I am trying not to look at this Health Services Advisory Wildwood Little League 729-3248. as a barrier to success, but as something I just have to Council, 4 Moore Road, wil boundaries are eligible to work around until they are a little older. hold a meeting at 2 p.m. play T-ball, minor league Not every man can In conclusion, my current weight loss for the past two Feb. 7 in the Intermediate baseball and softball, Little carry a full cup. Sud- months is one pound, and inches lost is one-fourth. I have Meeting Room, County League baseball, girls’ soft- den elevation frequently 39 pounds left to lose. Let’s hope the next two months Administration Building. ball and junior league base- leads to pride and a show a little more progress. Voting members only. To ball and softball. Registra- fall. The most exacting “Nothing is so strong as gentleness and nothing is so insure a quorum, please tion is required even if the test of all to survive is gentle as real strength.” call if you cannot attend, child previously played. prosperity. 465-1055. Registration fees are as -Oswald Chambers Herald Newspapers January 31 2007 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A43 News Digests (From Page A12) VX Mistakes Morning Fire legislation would make it more diffi cult for cities to put together budgets. Cape rents. The appeals court agreed with the lower court’s WASHINGTON, D.C. — A report from the U.S. VILLAS — Firefi ghters from Villas May City Manager Luciano V. Corea Jr. fi ndings that the city was not liable and the time has General Accounting Offi ce (GAO) determined U.S and Erma fought a blaze at a single-story told the Herald he made calculations expired to appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court. Last year, Army cost estimates to ship VX nerve agent waste to home on Texas Avenue Jan. 23 after based on a draft copy he had of the bill 7-year-old Quran Cliett drowned off the Sixth Street New Jersey “were not reliable.” The report said the midnight. A bedroom was destroyed and it would cause Cape May to reduce beach. His mother, Tondalia Cliett, claims there were impact of those fi gures was the Army’s claim it would while the remainder of the house suf- its budget this year by over $100,000. no warning signs and lifeguards left their posts without save signifi cant money by shipping the VX waste to a fered smoke and heat damage. Firefi ght- He said a short-term solution was to use notifying the swimmers. City offi cials disagree saying DuPont facility in Deepwater over three alternatives ers rescued a rabbit from the house. The more surplus funds but at some future there is signage in numerous places and lifeguard was in question. GAO reports the Army’s fi gures were cause of the fi re was under investigation. time they would be reduced too far. This policy calls for them to notify bathers when leaving unreliable due to “the quantity and magnitude of year’s proposed Cape May budget uses the beach. The case is pending. errors, quality control weaknesses, and questionable More Trouble $2 million in surplus to limit a tax in- or inadequate supporting source data and documenta- COURT HOUSE — James P. Kelly IV, crease to only 2.9 cents. Corea said even Library Demo tion.” The report instructs the Army to go back to with the cap, the exemptions would square one. The plan to ship VX waste was stopped of Somers Point, was arrested Jan. 26 for OCEAN CITY — The city has once again placed the failing to report to county jail to begin allow towns to exceed 4 percent. “It’s 4 library from the old high school, named after former when DuPont notifi ed the Army it was no longer inter- percent plus the exclusions,” he said. ested in the contract. serving a sentence for animal cruelty. mayor Harry Headley, on a list of buildings to be de- In February 2006, Kelly pled guilty to molished for parking spaces in 2007. When the high Accident Causes Outage third-degree animal cruelty for kicking Fake Titles school was demolished last year, the city decided to a dog until he believed it was dead and MARMORA — Ford Motor Company keep the library for offi ce space, but later determined ERMA — A Jan. 24 car crash on Seashore Road then stuffi ng the dog in a construction claims the defunct South Shore Auto the building to be unsuitable. Also on the demoli- caused 1,000 electric customers to lose power in site toilet. The dog had to be euthanized. World owes $13.3 million, a combina- tion list are the Clothes Closet and another property Erma, Cold Spring, and Town Bank. Lower Town- Kelly had received a 90-day sentence tion of leases, sales, and car inventory. at Third Street and Haven Avenue. Other properties ship police responded to a report of a motor vehicle and four years probation with time to be In bankruptcy court papers, Ford said being considered by city council are a publicly owned accident in the area of 818 Seashore Road. The served on weekends. He was taken to the dealership’s controller, Christine building at 36th Street and Bay Avenue and the City driver, Frank E. Land, told police he was southbound jail for the weekend. Kelly will return to Tice, prepared fake vehicle titles and Hall annex building. The annex is currently being used on Seashore Road when he fell asleep at the wheel. court for violating probation. presented them to lenders to get funds by the city’s Department of Community Services as a Investigation revealed that Land had been operating to address a cash fl ow crisis at the tourism center. the vehicle, allegedly under infl uence of a controlled Taxing Situation dealership. Tice testifi ed South Shore’s dangerous substance. Land was transported to Burdette CAPE MAY — The state Assembly President Rudy Chiorazzo was aware of Pesticide Denied Tomlin Memorial Hospital where blood and urine the procedure. No criminal charges have samples were taken for analysis. Land was subsequent- Monday approved a 4 percent cap on TRENTON — The state Department of Environ- municipal property tax increases, which been fi led. South Shore closed its doors mental Protection (DEP) denied the New Jersey ly charged with driving while intoxicated and being last July leaving behind unpaid loans on under the infl uence of controlled dangerous substance. includes exemptions for increases in Department of Agriculture’s (NJDA) plan to use a health care costs, employe contracts, vehicles customers traded to the dealer- controversial pesticide to treat the gypsy moth infesta- Wrestling Injury debt service, and fuel costs. The Senate ship. tion in areas hardest hit by the problem, including will vote on a similar bill Monday. The Upper Township. On Dec. 29, the DEP informed the COURT HOUSE — An 11-year-old Middle Town- NJDA by letter it would only be permitted to use the ship middle school student was injured Jan. 24 about Spout Off chemical Dimilin in its aerial spraying program if the 4:30 p.m. during a wrestling match. Middle Township (From Page A23) ing Job Connection to Wildwood: If you gypsy moth situation was declared an “environmen- police and rescue squad were dispatched to Elemen- were really interested in saving taxpayers tal emergency” or the approved pesticide, Bacilus effort to stop terrorism. They are the terror- money, then why have you waited so many tary No. 4 on East Pacifi c Avenue. The wrestler, whose ists and they are going to push the American Thuringiensis, was determined to be ineffective. identity was not released, was fl own to Cooper Univer- years to address the fact the unemployment people to the point where we exercise a right building is two thirds empty? Our state tax Neither of those two conditions being met, the NJDA’s sity Hospital, Camden for treatment of suspected back to bear arms against our government. plan was scrapped. dollars are paying the rent. That building sold injury. —Lower Township a year or two ago for $700,000. I’m sure the *** rent is not economical. Good from Bad New Jersey’s fi rst radioactive waste pile —Wildwood Statements Suppressed? could be a hazard for a billion years in Glouces- CAPE MAY — U.S. Attorney General Christopher *** COURT HOUSE — In a Miranda hearing held ter County according to New Jersey DEP. This It’s amazing to me that all this bad press is J. Christie announced Jan. 23 that $360,000 collected Jan. 29, defense attorney Mary Pfeifl e asked that her nuclear trash pile has been growing for coming from the media for the supposed bat- in fi nes from ocean polluters will be used for conserva- years. Where was the local health department, client’s statements to the police be suppressed. Her tle of the bands show because of a couple of tion projects along the ocean and bay. With matching the New Jersey DEP, the EPA and the NRC? client, Gerald Daniels, is accused of stabbing to death small incidents, two of which didn’t even hap- funds from corporate sponsors, available funds will Taxpayer’s will have the joy of paying for the Wallace Savitz in June of 2004. Pfeifl e contended that, pen on the premises. We raised $1,800 for the reach $700,000, he said. Christie said the program clean up. Heads should roll over this fi asco. It kid and a lot of positive things did come out of due to his mental condition, developmental delays and made something good from something bad. Stone Har- looks like business as usual in New Jersey. the show. Just because we are kids does not schizophrenia, Daniels should not have been ques- —Avalon bor paid $250,000 in fi nes for placing dredge spoils mean we need bad press to come out of it. tioned or held by police without being informed of his *** in an area used by shorebirds. It received $107,500 —Cape May legal rights. Lt. Mike Hickman of the county Prose- To the spouter who was propagating mov- back to be used to erect bird viewing platforms and cutor’s Offi ce countered that Daniels was not singled educational displays. out and was suspected only after inconsistencies were seen in his and others’ stories. The Miranda hearing continues today. Boy Scout Awards Dinner to Be Held WILDWOOD — The honorees will be presented Wright, Boy Scout Troop Scout, he has performed Super Bash Boy Scouts of America with awards, certifi cates, 79, the District Award of 78 and a half hours of com- Baysea District will honor and proclamations from Merit from the Boy Scouts munity service hours. volunteers and present local dignitaries. To attend of America. This award, The Baysea District will awards to the outstanding the dinner, please call 729- having been reviewed by recognize the Eagle Scout Benefit youth in scouting including 0456. the Southern New Jersey Class of 2006 for their 12 who earned the rank of Those who will be hon- Council, is presented to combined contribution Eagle Scout, 6 p.m. Feb. 7 ored by the Baysea District adults who have served the to their community. The at the Wildwood Conven- are: BaySea District. honorees are from: Court Beef & Beer tion Center. Rev. Douglas Baitinger, Baitinger is the pastor House Troop 65, Chris Following dinner, the Cub Pack 79 and Jim of the Trinity Method- Licitra, Michael Brault and ist Church in Marmora. Kevin Whitten; Dennisville Wright is the Advancement Troop 56, Drew Baldwin; Chairperson for Troop 79 Seaville Troop 79, Andrew and father of an Eagle Mruz, Colin Kenney, An- Sunday, February 4, 2007 Scout. He serves on the drew Locotos, and Chris- Baysea District Advance- tian Halpin. ment Committee. Also, Whitesboro, Troop The Lifetime Scouter 104, Michael Farrow and • Doors Open at 4:00PM Award will be presented Anthony White; Wildwood 185 S. Ravenwood Drive to Nick Cairone, currently Troop 75, Daniel Petela; • Motorboat Club/ Whitebrier serving as a Baysea District Tuckahoe Troop 55, Mi- $379,000 Unit Commissioner. He is a chael Poponak. 20th Street in Avalon former Baysea District Boy Throughout Cape May Scout Roundtable Commis- County, Eagle Scout service Take the time to preview this 3 bedroom, sioner and has earned his projects, a requirement • Door Prizes/ Raffles 2 bath immaculate rancher in Ravenwood, Wood Badge Beads, and is for the rank advancement, Dennis Twp. This home is situated on also the recipient of the have created, built, refur- District Award of Merit and bished, landscaped, re- Tickets are $25.00 slightly over an acre of ground. Property the Silver Beaver Award. paired, and renovated. is wooded and front is nicely landscaped. Scouter of the Year Over $20,000 worth of vol- in Advance & $30.00 at the door. Large “trex-type” deck off vaulted ceiling Award will be presented unteer services and 2,000 family room....ideal for entertaining; plus to Tim Williams for Cub man-hours are attributed Leader, Gene Sole for Boy to the Eagle Scout Class of For tickets or to make a donation call a large eat-in kitchen with a large pass- Scout Leader, Ron Day for 2006 in the name of Eagle through to family room. Living room has Crew Advisor, and Keith Scouts everywhere. Maureen McCormick at 313-3472 a fireplace; master bedroom has its own Babore for Explorers. The 2006 recipient of Eagle Scout Drew Bald- the Eagle Spirit Award is Angie Emmel at 861-1865 or bath plus 2 closets. Home has a security/ win (Troop 56 Dennisville) Eagle Scout Tom Tower fire system that covers all windows, doors and Life Scout Bryan Weis- from Action Supply in Greg Meredith at 967-3456 and floors. berg (Troop 79 Seaville) Seaville. Tower was instru- For more information, please contact: will receive the Boy Scout mental in helping several of Year Award. of the Eagle Scouts from HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE! Barbara Roff, Weisberg serves as the the class of 2006 complete Avalon Real Estate Agency, Senior Patrol Leader in their projects by lending Troop 79. Throughout his his expertise in the build- 967-3001 x236 fi ve year tenure as a Boy ing supply business. A44 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers January 31 2007

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Auto For Sale - MOTORCYCLE DAVID HAND SUBARU LEGACY SALES CONSULTANT OUTBACK LL BEAN, A native of Cape May County and graduate of LCMRHS, 2001; 33718 miles, David joined the Burke-Sellers Sales team in 1988. When stock #53251, Maroon. Volkswagen Subaru GMC operations were moved to Cape Auto For Sale- $13,995. Call Avalon Auto For Sale- Honda 609-465-8600 May Court House in 1992, David came along with the

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Auto for Sale- A life long resident of the Wildwoods, Joe Battaglia has been a Member of the Burke Pre-Owned Sales team since 2003. He has extensive expertise in the auto business with over 24 years experience. PLYMOUTH NEON Auto For Sale - Joe began his automotive retail career after graduation from Wildwood High School. He and his dad, Auto For Sale - 1999: 4 door. Runs a career car and truck salesman and former Burke employee, opened Joe’s Shell Station in 1984. He was involved in good. $700 or best of- VOLKSWAGEN PAS- many other auto enterprises until his purchase of Henry’s Tavern in Wildwood. He came to Burke Motor Group after MERCURY GRAND fer. 215-416-9816 or SAT SEDAN GLS, the sale of his tavern. MARQUIS LS, 2001; 609-522-4158 2003; 49632 miles, Joe’s pleasant demeanor combined with his extensive experience in the auto business has served to 31287 miles, stock stock #36448. $12,880. make him a “Natural” at car and truck sales.

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1998: 5 speed, Air Con- $182.86/mo $197.15/mo dition, Power Locks, Call Bonnie Kim, Toll Free CD Player, much more!! 2003 Buick Century Custom 2002 Buick Lesabre Custom 82,000 miles. $3995 or 1-800- Price $10,110 $197.15/month Gold, Tan int., 47,532mi, Car, 4 dr. Sedan, Auto, Blue, Medium Gray int., 62,894mi, best offer. 677-5841 3.1L 6 cyl, Fuel Injected, STK#6569-G, VIN# Car, Sedan 4 Dr., auto, 3.8L 6 2G4WS52J731275182. Cash Price $10,110, cyl, Fuel Injected, STK#4979-K, WebID #: 110110 Def. Price $14,165.92, $1,000 Down, Monthly VIN#1G4HP54KX2U162779, Cash Price 856-981-7281 μ Payment $182.86, Term 72months, APR/Add $10,500, Def. Price $12,829, $1,000 Down, on 8.99% Monthly Payment $197.15, Term 60 months, APR/Add 8.99% Auto For Sale - μ WebID #: 110966 MOPED/SCOOTER $189/mo As is $5,995 MERCURY TRACER, 1994; 154920 miles, 1999 Mercury Grand Marquis LS 2000 Ford Taurus SEL $189/month Silver, Gray int., 64,492mi, 4 dr Se- stock #38548, Purple. Gold, Tan int., 89,583 mi, Car, 4 dr. Sedan, dan, auto, 3.0L V-6, STK#6916-G, $3,995. Call Avalon Auto, 4.6L 8 cyl, fuel inj., STK # 5079- VIN#1FAFP56S9YG150466, A/C, ABD, K, VIN: 2MEFM75WXXX643938, ABP, ABS, AFC, ALY, AT, CLC, CRU, Honda 609-465-8600 Cash Price $6,923.98, Def. Price $7,804.00, FM, HM, HPT, IW, KE, PB, PL, PM, PSD, PW, RD, TLT $1,000 Down, Monthly Payment $189, Term 36months, APR/Add on 8.99%

Auto For Sale - $195.01/mo Moped/Scooter- $197.42/mo 2002 Chrysler Concorde SUBARU LEGACY 2004 Pontiac Sunfi re LXI AVANTI 2001: 2 speed, Blue, Graphite int., 37,858 mi, Car, coupe, Gold, Tan int., 29,750 mi., CAR, L AWD, 2000; 78149 Auto, 2.2L 4 cyl fuel injected, STK#6698- 4 dr Sedan, Auto, 3.5 L 6 miles, stock #3042, automtaic transmission. G, VIN# 1G2JB12F147261371. Certi- CYL., STK # 5106-K, VIN: 780 miles. Originally fi ed, Cash Price $10,915, Def. Price 2C3HD36M92H144121, Price Green. $6,488. Call $14,214.24, $0 Down, Monthly Pay- $11,475, Def. Price $15,040.72, $1,000 Auto for Sale- $1200. Asking $300. ment $197.42, Term 72months, APR/ Down, Monthly Payment $195.01, Term Avalon Honda 609- Add on 8.99% 72 months, APR/Add on 9.99% 465-8600 609-602-3194 MINI COOPER, 2003: $214.13/mo $185.59/mo 9800 miles. Maroon $core a BULL$EYE in metallic with white top. the CLA$$IFIED$! 2005 Chevrolet Aveo 2003 Chrysler PT Cruiser Red, Gray int., 33,288mi, Car, 4 Blue, Dark Slate Gray int., Leather tan/black in- dr. Sedan, Auto, 1.6L 4 cyl, Fuel 44,432mi, Sports Van, Auto, 2.4L terior. Heated seats, 2 Injected, STK#6816-G, VIN# 4 cyl fuel injected, STK#5071-K, KL1TD62635B344785. Cash Price VIN#3C4FY58B43T587199, Price sunroofs, auto trans- $9,575, Def. Price $11,278.24, $1,000 $10,250, Def. Price $13,362.48, $0 mission. Garage kept. Down, Monthly Payment 214.13, Down, Monthly Payment $185.59, Term, 48months, APR/Add on 8.99% Term 72 Months, APR/Add on $17,500. 609-967-5300 8.99%

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Van/Truck/Jeep- Van/Truck/SUV- Van/Truck/SUV - Van/Truck/SUV- BOATING GMC SIERRA 1500 CHEVROLET S10 Ex- DODGE GRAND CAR- FORD F-150 XLT, 2004: Public Notices 2004: Extended cab, tended Cab Pickup, AVAN SXT, 2006; 19137 Loaded, low miles. Mint BOAT FOR SALE blue 60k miles, 4x4, 2000: Only 45,000 miles, stock #50400, condtion. $20,000 fi rm. (From Page 39) small dent, some miles! Black exterior. Blue. $20,995. Call 609-425-1270 Boat For Sale- All interested parties may appear at said hear- Education is 4:00PM, Monday, February 26, ing and participate therein in accordance with 2007. The election is scheduled for Tuesday, April 17, 2007. scratches. Must sell Well kept. Check it out Kindle Auto Plaza 800- the rules of the Planning Board. Maps and Documents relating to said matter, if any, will $15,000. Well main- at the Shell Gas Station, 677-5841 1994 24’ FOUR WINNS: be available for public inspection in the offi ce Prospective school board candidates can Van/Truck/SUV - obtain a “School Board Candidate Kit” at the of the Secretary of the Planning Board at the tained truck. Well Exit 0 on the Parkway, Runabout with open Avalon elementary School, 32nd and Ocean Offi ce of the Zoning Offi cer of the Township of Middle, Boyd and Mechanic Streets, Cape Drive, Avalon. Published by the New Jer- equipped. 609-675- bottom of Cape May Van/Truck/SUV - GMC SONOMA SLS, bow. Excellent for ski- May Court House, New Jersey 08210, ten (10) sey School Boards Association, The School 0412. Bridge. $5,750 or best ing, cruising, and fi sh- days prior to the hearing day, during normal Board Candidate Kit includes information 2003; 53094 miles, business hours. about legal qualifi cations for school board candidacy, campaign procedures, and the offer. ing. In good condition FORD ECONOLINE E- Blue, stock #40667. This Notice is given pursuant to N.J.S.A. role of the school board member. Information about the New Jersey School Ethics Act, im- with custom cover and 40:55D-11, et seq. 350, 2006; 11249 miles, $9,995. Call Kindle Au- Joyce A. Hyndman, Executrix portant dates in the school election process, bimini top. Cobra- OMC Applicant and briefi ng sessions for the school board Van/Truck/SUV- stock #27938, Silver. toplaza 800-677-5841 candidates are also included in the kit.” 250 HP engine with 1x Fee=$24.30 1/31/07 $23,995. Call Kindle Au- ______For additional information please contact CHEVROLET TRACK- toplaza 800-677-5841 gas/water separater. Spec. #10 Linda Fiori Van/Truck/SUV - RES: 53-07 - #4 967-7544 ext 3505 Price negotiable. ER LT, 2001; 75448 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS 1x Fee=$13.36 1/31/07 miles, stock #918277, Van/Truck/SUV- HONDA ELEMENT BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS ______Call Jim, 610-692-2054 CAPE MAY COUNTY – NEW JERSEY NOTICE Van/Truck/Jeep- Black. $7,995. Call EX, 2003; 48009 miles, DENNIS TOWNSHIP FIRE DISTRICT #1 Kindle Auto Plaza 800- or 609-368-4180 Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals NOTICE OF ELECTION FORD ESCAPE XLT, Gold, stock #006218. addressed to Stephen O’Connor, Clerk of the PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on the 17th HONDA ODYSSEY, 677-5841 Board, will be received up to 2:00 p.m. pre- 2003; 19135 miles, $15,995. Call Kindle Au- vailing time, on February 21, 2007, at which day of February, 2007, Dennis Township Fire District #1, at the Ocean View Fire House, be- 2002: Maroon grey inte- time they will be publicly opened and read in stock #0000, Tan. toplaza 800-677-5841 the Intermediate Meeting Room, Administra- tween the hours of 2:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m., rior, auto, power steer- tion Building, 4 Moore Road, Cape May Court shall hold an election for the election of com- $18,995. Call Kindle House, New Jersey for the following: missioners and approval of the budget. ing, brakes & windows. Auto Plaza 800-677- Dual air, CD, keyless FURNISH AND DELIVER BALLOT PRINT- Robert Clayton 5841 ING, SUPPLIES AND RELATED SERVICES Secretary Van/Truck/SUV- FOR THE SCHOOL, PRIMARY, GENERAL entry, new Michelen AND ANY SPECIAL ELECTIONS RE- 1x Fee=$7.29 1/31/07 tires, heated seats. QUIRED FOR THE CAPE MAY COUNTY ______62,000 miles. $16,500. CHEVY 1500, Van/Truck/SUV - CLERK’S OFFICE Proposal forms, instructions to bidders, speci- 609-729-3809. 1988: Boat for Sale- fi cations and other bidding documents may be FORD EXPLORER examined or obtained at the Offi ce of the Act-

MUST SELL! ing Director of Purchasing, Kim Allen, during Nationals Find EDDIE BAUER, 2006; MCKEE CRAFT 196 normal offi ce hours at the above address. Van/Truck/SUV - it in 10928 miles, Ma- The Board reserves the right to reject any or 8’ bed. Runs good. Marathon, 2004: Reader Advisory: the National Trade As- the all proposals in whole or in part and to waive $500 or best offer. roon, stock #178640A. such informalities as may be permitted by sociation we belong to has purchased HONDA ODYSSEY law. the following classifi eds. Determining 609-780-0750 $26,995. Call Kindle 140 Suzuki 4 stroke. 20 the value of their service or product is Autoplaza 800-677- EXL, 2002; 87691 miles, Bidders are required to comply with the re- advised by this publication. In order to foot. Low hours. Cus- quirements of N.J.S.A. 10:5-31 et seq. and avoid misunderstandings, some advertis- WebID #: 112027 5841 stock #09750, Silver. N.J.A.C. 17:27. ers do not offer “employment” but rather CLASSIFIEDS μ tom made T-Top with supply the readers with manuals, directo- $14,688. Call Avalon ries and other materials designed to help STEPHEN O’CONNOR Honda 609-465-8600 electronics box, rod their clients establish mail order selling Clerk of the Board and other businesses at home. Under NO Children’s Cancer Van/Truck/SUV- holders & high output circumstance should you send any money

lights. Custom wind- in advance or give the client your check- DANIEL BEYEL ing, license ID, or credit card numbers. Freeholder Director Also beware of ads that claim to guarantee American Children’s Society FORD F-150 4X4, 2003; screen on front & sides loans regardless of credit and note that 43586 miles, stock with fabric aft cover. 1x Fee=$23.08 1/31/07 if a credit repair company does business Please Donate ______only over the phone it’s illegal to request #06023, Gray. $16,995. Recessed compass in NOTICE OF CONTRACTS AWARDED any money before delivering its service. • Cars, Trucks, Boats, RVs All funds are based in US dollars. 800 Call Kindle Auto Plaza console. Garman GPS, The County of Cape May (the “County”) has numbers may or may not reach Canada. • Any car, any condition entered into contracts without competitive 800-677-5841 Lowrance fi sh fi nder, bidding for professional or extraordinary, un- MACNET Business to Business • 24 Hour pickup VHF radio, kenwood specifi able services. The amounts charged for these services will be determined in accor- BUSINESS OWNER...Need more custom- IRS #501C • NJ Reg. CH1457600 high power am/fm/cd dance with the agreements/contracts dated as ers? Save $$$ by advertising your busi- Van/Truck/SUV - of January 23, 2007. The County has autho- ness to over 5 million households in this rized the following: and 250 other publications throughout player. Deck lights. Dual Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Ohio, New Toll Free 1-866-357-4648 batteries with control 1. Authorizing Crest Haven Nursing and Reha- York, Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, JEEP CHEROKEE bilitation Center to purchase certain commodi- Delaware & Washington, D.C. Plus, Tax Deductible switch. Leaning post ties from Bunzl, Penn Jersey Paper Co., Eco- reach the WORLDWIDE WEB through SPORT, 2000; 80296 lab, US Food Service and Medline Industries. our ONLINE WEBSITES, too. Call 1-800- with 4 rod holders. 450-7227 or visit www.macnetonline.com miles, stock #56245, Terms up to 12/31/07. Console cooler with 2. Authorizing application with Atlantic Cape White. $7,941. Call Community College for rental of meeting room Announcements BUY FORECLOSURES! cover seat & backrest. space in the amount of $1,800.00. From $200 Month! 4% Down/30yrs. 7.5% Avalon Honda 609- 3. Ratifying agreement with Cape Counseling APR. Call for listings. 1-800-715-7264 Built in tackle center in Services in the estimated amount of $4,287.00 465-8600 to provide Employee Assistance Program to FREE MORTGAGE CONSULTATIONS for motivated homebuyers & homeowners. console. 80 gallon fuel County Employees to February 28, 2007. Cape May Take a Credit challenges? Bankruptcy? No down 4. Accepting proposal of Churchill Consulting tank (extremely fuel ef- Engineers in the amount of $63,330.00 for money? Call now: 877-720-1194. Old Guard Van/Truck/SUV - Professional Construction Engineering Ser- Mortgage licensed by PA Dept. of Banking. fi cient). 2 adjustable rod vices for South Dennis-South Seaville Road County’s short drive AUTOMOTIVE $500 POLICE IMPOUNDS, holders at bow, 4 fi xed (CAR 628) Roadway Improvements. 5. Authorizing execution of professional ser- Cars from $500! Tax Repos, US Marshal, DEA, PONTIAC AZTEK, rod holders in gunwale vices agreement with Daniel P. Donovan in more! Cars, Trucks, SUV’s, more! 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FREE Consultation. 1-800-208- Van/Truck/SUV - Chosen Freeholders. 2934. Law Offi ces of Lisa F. Rosenthal Esq. Stephen O’Connor Financial Owe the IRS or State??? Haven’t Clerk/Administrator fi led tax returns?? Get Instant Relief. Call TOYOTA 4RUNNER Matt 1-800-487-1992 www.safetaxhelp.com “New Beetle” Jetta 1x Fee=$30.38 1/31/07 Convertible SR5, 2001; 90374 miles, Public HEALTH/PERSONALS IF YOU USED ______stock #5610-8, Green. NOTICE OF COMPETITIVE CONTRACTS THE PAINKILLER BEXTRA BETWEEN AWARDED MARCH 2002, AND FEBRUARY 2005, $13,499. Call Avalon AND SUFFERED A SKIN REACTION, you Notices This notice is being published in accordance may be entitled to compensation. Call At- Honda 609-465-8600 with the requirements of N.J.S.A. 40A:11- torney Charles Johnson 1-800-535-5727. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on the 17th day 4.5(g). At a regular meeting of the Cape May Help Wanted MOVIE EXTRAS, ACTORS, of February, 2007, Dennis Township Fire Dis- County Board of Chosen Freeholders, held trict #3, at the Belleplain Fire House, between on January 23, 2007, the County entered into MODELS! Make up to $250/day, all ages the hours of 2:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m., shall contract(s) through the Competitive Contract- and faces wanted! No exp. Required, hold an election for the election of commis- ing Process as follows: FT/PT! CTN Corporation 1-866-908-8351 Passat sioners and approval of the budget. 1. F.W. Shawl & Sons, Inc. for Re-Bid 2006 Homes for Rent STOP RENTING!! Gov’t Donald Repici Miscellaneous Drainage Improvements on & Bank Foreclosures! $0 to Low Down! Secretary various County Roads in the Cities of Cape No Credit OK! Call Now! 1-800-841-0865 May and Ocean City, Boroughs of Avalon, 1x Fee=$7.29 1/31/07 Stone Harbor and West Wildwood, and the ITEMS FOR SALE DEEP DISCOUNT CIGA- ______Townships of Lower and Middle in the amount RETTES - Newport $27.49, Marlboro $30.49, Applicant’s/Appellant’s Name & Address: of $297,942.00. USA Gold $20.99, Misty $21.99, Seneca Estate of Richard F. Taylor, 2. Jersey Construction, Inc. for 4-H Fair- $12.49, Generic $11.49. All American Tobac- Joyce A. Hyndman, Executrix grounds Sanitary Sewer and Pump Station co. 1-800-503-3288 (18 ) Van/Truck/SUV - 62 Jobs Lane Construction in the amount of $149,560.00. Williamstown, NJ 08094 3. LMT-Mercer Group, Inc. for furnishing and Miscellaneous **OLD GUITARS WANT- delivering Retrofi t Cover Kits for Type B Inlets ED!** Fender, Gibson, Gretsch, Martin, Rabbit Owners’ Name and Address: Same in the amount of $14,000.00. D’Angelico, Stromberg, Rickenbacker, and Touareg TOYOTA TACOMA 4. Safari Thatch, Inc. for the bid to pro- Mosrite. 1930’s thru 1960’s. TOP CASH Subject Property-Street Address: vide synthetic thatch panels and top cones PAID! The Guitar Collector. 1-800-401-0440. XTRA CAB PRERUN- 66 Route 47 N. to the County Park/Zoo in the amount of “You Can’t Beat the Burke Reputation” $19,802.00. Miscellaneous For Sale REDUCE YOUR NER, 2003; 27083 Subject Property-Block & Lot No: 5. Pictometry International Corp. to provide CABLE BILL! Get a 4-Room All-Digital digital aerial photography and geographic Satellite system installed for FREE and pro- miles, stock #25757, Block 53.01 Lot 33 (FKA Lot 14) information system updates for the County in gramming starting under $20. FREE Digital the amount of $104,400.00. Video Recorders to new callers, SO CALL White. $17,908. Call TAKE NOTICE that a hearing will be held NOW. Exclaim Marketing. 1-800-795-5319 Avalon Honda 609- before the Planning Board of the Township The contracts and resolutions authorizing the of Middle at the Middle Township Municipal above are on fi le and available for public in- Mortgage or Financial 4 MONTHS BE- 465-8600 Building Boyd and Mechanic Streets, Cape spection in the offi ce of Clerk of the Board of HIND??? HAVE ENOUGH EQUITY? Throw May Court House, New Jersey 08210 on the Chosen Freeholders. Your Credit Report Away!!! REFINANCE 13th day of February 2007, at 7:30 PM prevail- BANKRUPTCIES & HIGH INTEREST Looking for something? ing time, on the application for development of Stephen O’Connor CREDIT CARDS. NO CREDIT SCORE the undersigned. Applicant seeks all required Clerk/Administrator REQUIRED!!! SUNSET MORTGAGE 519 STONE HARBOR BOULEVARD - EXIT 10 G.S. PARKWAY, approvals and relief as to permit construction COMPANY, L.P. 1-866-982-LEND (5363). of a six (6) lot subdivision for the construction 1x Fee=$20.66 1/31/07 Apply online SUNSETHELPS.COM CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE of single-family dwellings. Specifi cally, the ______following approvals/variances are sought: SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDACY MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS CLARINET, preliminary subdivision plan approval, as well INFORMATION AVAILABLE AT LOCAL FLUTE, VIOLIN, Trumpet, Trombone, Ampli- 1-800-343-2757 • 609-465-6000 Find it in the as any other variances or waivers deemed SCHOOL DISTRICT OFFICE fi er, Fender Guitar $70. ea. Cello, Upright necessary by the Middle Township Planning Bass, Saxophone, French Horn, Drums $190. www.BurkeMotorGroup.com Board. “The deadline for fi ling nominating petitions ea. Tuba, Baritone, Others. 1-516-377-7907. CLASSIFIEDS to run for a position on the Avalon Board of Herald Newspapers January 31 2007 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A47

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