Herald NEWS DI GESTS Early Deadlines RIO GRANDE — Thinking ahead to Memorial Day Weekend, (when Herald ALWAYS offi ces will be closed May 23, 24 and 25), AVAILABLE the Herald will have early deadlines for ONLINE the May 27 edition. On May 20, deadline for legal advertising is noon. Display Index...See Page A3 advertising and news stories deadline at 5 p.m. Classifi ed display ads’ deadline will be May 21 at 5 p.m. Regular classifi ed ads’ deadline is May 22 at 10 a.m. (Page A2 Please) PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY THE SEAWAVE CORP. Vol. 45 No. 19 Copyright 2009 Seawave Corp. All rights reserved. May 13, 2009 1508 Route 47, Rio Grande NJ 08242-1402 On Deck County’s Crime Gregory Grene brings his acoustic mix Rate Dips 11%, to Cape May as he opens this year’s Music Festival. Many of Grene’s fans know him as the State Stats Show founding member of the Celtic rock band, the Prodigals, but this appearance at the By JOE HART music festival should attract a completely different type of fan. TRENTON — Cape May County had the big- Read why in this week’s On Deck. gest percentage drop in crime throughout the Inside on page B1. state in the fi rst six months last year compared to the fi rst half of 2007. According to the state Uniform Crime Re- port, this county had an 11-percent reduction ONLINE in indexed crimes from 2,128 during January through June 2007 to 1,897 during the same period last year. ACTIVITYPast 7 Days Indexed crimes were categorized into vio- www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com lent crimes (murder, rape, robbery and aggra- Al Campbell vated assault) and nonviolent crimes (burglary, MOST POPULAR ARTICLES: Police Unity Tour Chapter 2 of Southern New Jersey crosses Garden State Parkway larceny-theft and motor vehicle theft). Testimony Continues in Trial of State May 10, as it heads toward Cape May County Public Safety Training Center for tribute In the fi rst half of 2007, this county had no Trooper Robert Higbee to fallen offi cers, lunch, and rest before heading south to Washington, D.C. for May 13 murders, 15 rapes, 51 robberies and 111 ag- Posted: Wed, 05/06/2009 - 1:33pm vigil. See page 3 for story, another photo. gravated assaults for a total 177 violent crimes. 4299 reads, 27 Comments During the same period of 2008 however, the C-View Didn’t Serve Driver: Court Says Bar county reported no murders, 20 rapes, 29 rob- Not Liable for Fatal Accident Higbee Trial’s Parade of Witnesses beries and 105 aggravated assaults for a total Posted: Wed, 05/06/2009 - 11:01am of 154 violent crimes. 2169 reads, 10 Comments Similarly, the county reported fewer non- Start Testimony in Collision Deaths violent crimes. From January to June 2007, MOST WATCHED VIDEOS: (Page A2 Please) By LAUREN SUIT personal effects from another vehicle. NOAA Analyst: Lady Mary's Signal Device Their route of travel home took them to the Incorrectly Registered COURT HOUSE — Robert Taylor, driver of stop sign at Stagecoach and Tuckahoe roads, Higher Co-Pay Posted: Wed, 05/06/2009 - 10:59am, 497 Views the third vehicle involved in a collision when and stopped at the sign. At the intersection Motorcycle Rider Injured in Villas Crash- State Trooper Robert Higbee’s car collided Michael, his son, pointed out “look at this guy Puts Mentally Ill Posted: Fri, 05/08/2009 - 4:54pm, 401 Views with a minivan occupied by sisters Jacqueline coming up.” and Christina Becker, told his story of the Taylor said that he then saw the white car MOST ACTIVE SPOUT OFF THREADS: fatal crash in Superior Court here Monday coming fast to the intersection. Taylor testifi ed At Greater Risk Ms. California Racy Photos afternoon. that he didn’t see the other van approaching at 783 Views, 23 replies On Sept. 27, 2006, just after 10 p.m., all. He just saw the impact and felt his vehicle By HARRY B. SCHEELER JR. Higbee’s patrol car crashed into a minivan move with the force of the collision. Cash for Clunkers that Christina, 19, and Jacqueline, 17, Becker After the crash, Taylor said he had facial WOODBINE — According to a new study 651 views, 21 replies were driving in. cuts, his leg hurt and he couldn’t open his of nearly 600 psychiatrists and over 1,600 Robert Taylor and his son Michael testifi ed driver’s side door. patients, certain state Medicaid practices Top Court: C-View that they were returning home after running Taylor told the jury he fi rst checked to see if intended to save money were associated with errands, fi rst stopping at the local Wawa and his son was safe. Michael, he said, responded increased adverse outcomes among mentally then a transmission repair shop to retrieve (Page A8 Please) ill patients. Didn’t Serve, Not Some outcomes included more frequent hospitalizations and higher levels of care. Liable for Fatality Lady Mary Rescue Slowed by Error The study, “Medicaid Prescription Drug Policies and Medication Access and Continuity: By JOE HART In Registration of Emergency Device Findings from Ten States,” appears in the May 2009 issue of Psychiatric Services, a Journal of CAPE MAY — Tavern owners in this state By JACK FICHTER perished. the American Psychiatric Association. just let out a collective sigh. Dan Karlson, senior program analyst for According to the study, patients unable to Their relief came from a May 7 state Su- CAPE MAY — A National Oceanic and NOAA’s Search and Rescue Satellite Program, afford co-payments had a nearly eight times preme Court decision that bar owners cannot Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) satellite testifi ed a registration form for EBIRBs must greater likelihood of experiencing an adverse be held liable for driving while intoxicated ac- search-and-rescue analyst told a Coast Guard be fi led every two years. The EPIRB data is event. cidents that occur involving drivers who were Marine Board of Inquiry May 7, that the sunken picked up by satellites and fed to a computer Gov. Jon S. Corzine is proposing that Med- not served alcohol at their establishments. scallop boat Lady Mary’s emergency location database. icaid benefi ciaries pay a $2 co-pay on prescrip- The top court reversed an Appellate Divi- device (EPIRB) was incorrectly registered by a When the Lady Mary’s owner registered its tion drugs with a $10 a month cap. Medicaid sion ruling that found the C-View Inn, 1380 NOAA contractor, which may have delayed the EPIRB by mail in November 2008, an incor- benefi ciaries who have no income because Washington St., here liable for the death of rescue by 90 minutes. (Page A2 Please) James Allen Hamby, who was a passenger in a (Page A4 Please) Because of that inaccuracy, the device emit- car driven by an intoxicated Frederick Nesbitt ted a signal when the boat was slipping below III even though Nesbitt was not served alcohol the ocean surface after 5 a.m. March 24, but New Grace Gospel Pastor Plans Outreach at the C-View. it did not identify its location, the name of the On Sept. 3, 2003, Hamby, Nesbitt and By AL CAMPBELL boat or a contact phone number for its own- three others went to the C-View Inn for the ers. Six of the vessel’s seven crewmembers RIO GRANDE — Pastor Chad Wesley is the (Page A18 Please) new spiritual leader at Grace Gospel Chapel, 3802 Route 9 South here, and he knows some- Brady, Angelone Win ‘Outstanding’ Titles thing of the Lord’s grace. AVALON — Avalon Community Hall awarded to AARP Chapter 710 of Sea Isle Much like Charles Newton, composer of overfl owed May 7 with senior citizens from City. the popular hymn, “Amazing Grace,” Wesley throughout Cape May County having fun at Over 400 senior citizens packed Community “once was lost” but “Now I’m found.” the annual Cape May County Hall for that annual event As the 36-year-old husband of Michelle, and Senior Jamboree. Theme for hosted by freeholders and father of three daughters Karis Grace, 4, Nia this year’s event was “Evening the Department of Aging that Faith, 3 and Kiersten Hope, 1, looks over his In Paris” and county seniors celebrated senior citizens three and a half decades, and knows he could went dressed in their fancy during May, which is Older never be what he is today without God’s direct attire ready for fun. American’s Month. intervention. Highlight of the day’s events The county has been hon- Of his late teen years, Wesley said, “I got was naming of “Seniors of the oring and celebrating seniors, saved when I was 19. I dropped out of college Year” a male and a female. 60 and over, for nearly 30 and was working at a gambling institution. I Francis “Frank” Angelone of years. got in with a bad crowd.” Middle Township and Gladys ANGELONE BRADY The free event included “One day, I left a party and walked around Brady of Cape May were named 2009 Out- live entertainment, dancing and a free lunch the block. I had the idea if I could stop sinning, Al Campbell standing Seniors of the Year. served by students from Wildwood Catholic I would be saved, but I couldn’t do it alone,” Grace Gospel Chapel Pastor Chad Wesley Outstanding Organization of the Year was (Page A7 Please) (Page A5 Please) A2 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers May 13 2009 Crime Rate Higher Co-Pay (From Page A1) (From Page A1) the Herald with the following: provided with a copy of the study. there were 465 burglaries, 1,426 larceny-thefts and 60 they cannot work due to a mental disability, such as “The governor has been quite clear that “We are very concerned with this issue car thefts, for a nonviolent total of 1,951. During the fi rst psychophrenia, would also be required to pay the $2 given the national economic crisis and as well,” Van Drew said. “Less compliance half of 2008, there were 405 burglaries, 1,284 larceny- co-payment, as the proposal makes no exceptions for the $7 billion state budget shortfall, there by these patients in taking their medica- thefts and 54 car thefts for a total of 1,743 nonviolent benefi ciaries with no income. were some tough choices on programs that tion increases their own physical and crimes. Corzine hopes to raise $4.6 million with the proposed might otherwise not have been made. The mental risk which ultimately will increase Statewide, there was a 5-percent increase in the total co-payments as part of the largest one-year spending cut co-pays for seniors have a $10 a month costs to the state and its communities crime index due to a 6-percent bump in nonviolent in state history this year. cap, which is in line with what most other which will be both fi scal and social in crimes and despite a 3-percent drop in violent reports. The Mental Health Association in New Jersey opposes states do. their nature.” “This is the second year in a row that the violent crime the co-payments because the proposal will limit access “And as diffi cult as some of the choices Read the Medicaid Prescription Drug rate has dropped in the fi rst half of a year,’’ Attorney to care. The association has joined a group of advocates were, the governor has made the right Policies and Medication Access and Con- General Anne Milgram stated in a release. “But it is and providers including the AARP and ARC that have choices in keeping hundreds of thousands tinuity: Findings from Ten States study at clear that the overall rise in crime means law enforce- formed the Coalition for a Moral Budget, which believes of dollars for the senior property tax freeze mhanj.org/pdf/Medicaid_Copay_Study. ment must remain ever vigilant in protecting our state’s that imposing co-payments on Medicaid benefi ciaries and and rebates to ensure seniors are able to pdf neighborhoods and communities.” individuals with HIV/AIDS will harm the most vulner- stay in the homes where they now live.” Contact Scheeler at 609-404-6515 or This county’s 11-percent drop in crime was the largest able New Jerseyans and not result in actual savings to Sen. Jeff Van Drew (D-1st) was also [email protected] in the state followed by Morris County with a 5-percent the state. drop and Somerset County The coalition published an impact analysis that cites Football, with a 4-percent decrease. several studies that show the impact of co-payments and Cheerleading Neighboring Cumberland other cost constraining measures on medications. They County, 3 percent, and show that they have negatively impacted patients’ access Signups Slated Atlantic County, 1 percent, to medications. COURT HOUSE — Mid- also had slight decreases. Patients who stop taking medication due to co-payment dle Township Recreation Four counties saw dou- costs require more costly hospital services, that are ulti- Department is taking sign- ble-digit increases in crime mately billed to Medicaid, the study revealed. ups for football and cheer- including: Gloucester Greg Speed, chief executive offi cer of Cape Counsel- leading at the Davies Sports County, 19 percent; War- ing Services in Court House, has watched this proposal Complex or Martin Luther ren County, 17 percent; introduced several times over the years only to be de- King Center from noon-7 Sussex County, 15 percent; feated annually. p.m. Monday-Friday. and Ocean County, 14 Speed fears this time the co-payments may become a Categories are Peanut, percent. reality. He said the fi nancial burden on the disabled and Pee-Wee, JV and Varsity for The report also looks at disadvantaged may cause patients to forego taking medi- football; $50 for fi rst child, arson, domestic violence cation if they need the money for day-to-day needs. $45 for second, or $40 for and bias incident reports. Patients who stop taking medication, who otherwise Al Campbell Foot-propelled surrey passes some of the entries in the 17th annual East Coast third child. In this county, arsons in- function in the community, could require a higher level Boardwalk National Car Show on Wildwood Boardwalk May 9. Cheerleading fee is $40 creased from four in 2007 of care, Speed said. for fi rs child,$35 for second to nine last year; domestic Julia Hankerson, who operates the Woodbine Wellness or $30 for third. violence offenses decreased Center, said she agrees with the study’s fi ndings. She has from 483 to 407; and bias personally watched higher income senior citizens who News Digests Bring birth certificate age that they have a responsibility to incident reports dropped do not qualify for the state’s Medicaid program forego (From Page A1) at the time of registration. check themselves before attempting to from eight to two. fi lling prescriptions to buy food and other necessities No registration will be ac- Zero Tolerance gain entry to shore-area bars in southern Statewide, the number when faced with the choice. cepted without payment. New Jersey with fake IDs or through of reported incidents of “The people on Medicaid, the poorest of the poor, the NORTH WILDWOOD — The North For further information other means. The campaign contains arson dropped, as did do- results will be no different. I know people personally Wildwood and New Jersey Tavern Own- call the rec department at punishments that will be assessed by the mestic violence reports. who have Medicaid and it’s the only way they are getting ers Associations will host a press confer- 465 -8743. state to those under 21 who are caught However, the number of their medicine and getting therapy. Years of government ence May 15 at 1 p.m. at Westy’s, Old drinking. They include: loss of driver’s reported bias incidents mismanagement should not be paid for on the backs of New Jersey Avenue, Angelsea, to send MHADA MEETING license, $1,250 fi ne or mandatory jail increased. the needy who did not cause the current problems,” a strong message to underage drink- time, mandatory participation in alcohol CREST HAVEN — The This story was fi rst pub- said Hankerson. ers (under age 21) that member tavern education or treatment programs, Mental Health and Drug lished at capemaycounty- Corzine’s press offi ce was provided with a copy of the owners are committed to enforcing a mandatory recording of violator as a Abuse board will meet at herald.com study with a request for comment from the governor on “zero tolerance” policy. Those taverns registered felon and mandatory report- 5 p.m. May 18 in Room Contact Hart at (609) the study’s fi ndings. are stepping up detection and enforce- ing of conviction on all legal documents, G-128 of the County Ad- 886-8600 Ext 35 or at: According to Deborah Howlett, Corzine was unavail- ment efforts, as well as adopting a including student loan applications. ministration Building. [email protected] able for comment by deadline, but Howlett did provide “Check Yourself” public awareness cam- RSVP to 465-1055. paign to alert those not of legal drinking (Page A31 Please) Herald Newspapers May 13 2009 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A3 Pa. Dentist to Stand Trial for Dumping All Items By LESLIE TRULUCK the PTI request. himself into the Avalon Farland could be sentenced Overstock Sale McFarland, 60, was Police Department and to fi ve years in prison or a SAFEST COURT HOUSE — charged with two third- admitted that he dumped probation sentence. 10-50% OFFWay To Sell Your Thomas McFarland Jr., the degree crimes of unlawful 260 hypodermic needles, This story was fi rst pub- Pennsylvania dentist ac- discharge of a pollutant and 180 cotton swabs and lished at www.capemay- GOLD! cused of dumping medical unlawful disposal of regu- dental fi lling containers on countyherald.com u LicensedLicensed u Bonded u TrustedTrusted waste on the Avalon beach lated medical waste. Mc- Aug. 22. Contact Truluck at (609) and other shore towns, will Farland, who owns a house Cleanups are said to 886-8600 ext. 24 or at: u Safe u Competitive Prices stand trail according to a in Avalon Manor, allegedly have cost the Borough [email protected] decision that was released took his Boston Whaler into of Avalon over $70,000 BUYING I.D. Required May 8. Townsend Inlet Aug. 22, as well as undetermined The State Attorney Gen- 2008 and dumped waste losses to local businesses. Back Then… ALL GOLD COINS & SILVER COINS eral and the county Pros- from his dental practice in The cost for McFarland (1964 and older) NEW HOURS ecutor’s Office objected Wynnewood, Pa. to properly dispose of the This feature may jog GOLD and STERLING SILVER JEWELRY Wed. - Sat. to McFarland entering the Detectives used serial waste was estimated to be 11AM - 5PM readers’ memories of Her- (Broken(Brrooken oror Not)Not)) Pre-Trial Intervention pro- numbers on washed up about $300, therefore it is ald stories from: gram designed for fi rst-time waste to narrow their suspected that his motive Last year: May 14, TURN YOUR GOLD INTO CASH offenders to avoid a crimi- search to several dental was not fi nancial. 2008: nal record. practices, including Mc- His case is scheduled to When it appears all prob- www.jeweledtreasures.com • www.adelesjeweledtreasures.com Superior Court Judge Farland’s. continue with a conference lems were solved with Bayshore Rd. & Greenwood Ave., Villas • 886-6563 Raymond Batten denied Police said he later turned June 12. If convicted, Mc- playing fi elds at the Ben- nett’s Crossing Recreation Police Unity Tour Area, grass is dying on the football fi eld. Councilman Glenn Douglass called the They Ride for Those Who Died football fi eld a “disaster.” By AL CAMPBELL rial, according to Cape May center May 11 at 11 a.m. Lower Township Mayor County Sheriff Gary Schaf- Parts of this story were Walter Craig promised CREST HAVEN — The fer, whose son, an Ocean fi rst published at capemay- the grass problem would 10th Police Unity Tour rode City police offi cer, rode in countyherald.com be solved at no cost to through Cape May County the event. Contact Campbell at taxpayers. May 10, Law Enforcement Washington, D.C. was (609) 886-8600 ext 28 or Judge Susan F. Maven, Memorial Day. the destination of the long, at: [email protected] who was reassigned by It stopped at the Cape blue line of riders. They Supreme Court Chief Jus- May County Public Safety were escorted by a fl eet of tice Stuart Rabner, will Training Center to pay hom- trucks and vans carrying Tax Board join Superior Court Judge age to those who died in medical supplies for riders Announces Raymond Batten, Criminal the line of duty. Motto of and repair equipment for Division, fl ying solo since the riders was “We ride for their bicycles. Meeting Dates Judge Carmen Alvarez was those who died.” Following lunch at the reassigned to the Appellate Joining the line of cy- Cape May County Public COURT HOUSE — The Division in August 2007. clists at the Crest Haven Safety Training Center, the Cape May County Board of She will begin at the court- Road memorial, for the group headed to Lower Taxation meets Tuesdays, house May 12. fi rst time, were Cape May Township, where they paid 2 p.m. at the Old Court Dennis volunteer fire- County firefighters. They tribute to Lower Township House, 11 North Main St. fighters battled a blaze stood silent in turnout gear Police Patrolman David on the following dates: May 9 at the workshop of to pay tribute to fallen law Douglass, that department’s May 19; June 2 and 16; Dennisville Fence Co., 200 enforcement personnel. fi rst offi cer to die in the line July 7 and 21: Aug. 4 and Hall Ave., Dennisville. Each bicyclist had to of duty Feb. 18, 1994. 18; Sept. 1 and 15; Oct. A decade ago: May 12, raise at least $1,650 for Following that, they 6 and 20; Nov. 3 and 17: 1999: the National Law Enforce- boarded the Cape May- Dec. 1 and 15; Jan. 5 and Offi cials tossed shovels ment Offi cers Memorial in Lewes Ferry for the 17-mile 19, 2010; Feb. 2 and 16; of dirt May 3 to mark the FISHERMAN’S W HARF, C APE MAY Washington, D.C. trans-bay ride south toward March 2 and 16; April 6 start of the $50 million The riders of Police Unity Washington. and 20. replacement of the 70-year- Tour Chapter 2 of Southern Cape May County marked AT the discretion of the old Ocean City-Longport New Jersey, based in Sea Law Enforcement Memorial board, this schedule of Bridge. 609-884-3064 Isle City, raised $225,000 Day with ceremonies at the meetings may be subject Stone Harbor Borough for the national memo- Crest Haven Road training to change. 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A4 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers May 13 2009 Lady Mary (From Page A1) rect identifi cation number was entered on the form. The registration renewal form for the EPIRB emergency beacon contained a Unique Identifi cation Number (UIN) on a sticker on the form. It also required the boat’s owner to write, by hand, the UIN on the form, which was done in error, off by one digit. A contractor for NOAA that handles paperwork for renewals for EPIRBs copied the incorrect handwrit- ten number instead of using the correct number from the sticker. Karlson explained to the fi ve person Marine Board of Inquiry that the EPIRB, when immersed, emits a fi ve-watt signal to two types of satellites: Low Earth Orbiting (LEO) and geostationary. NOAA uses fi ve LEO satellites, which locate distress beacons when they pass over. Jack Fichter As in the case of the Lady Mary, if a geostationary File photo of Lady Mary satellite picks up an EPIRB signal and no registration (far left) in port. information is found in computer databases, no report is generated to the Rescue Coordination Center, said Karlson. He said it could take up to 90 minutes for an unregis- engineer before modifying the boat. He said he did not, Media Pool: Danny Drake tered or improperly registered EPIRB to be received by a noting the Lady Mary was not big enough to require a U.S. Coast Guard Marine Board of Investigation listens to testimony from Fishing geostationary satellite. He said action would not be taken stability test. Vessel Lady Mary Shore Manager Royal Smith Sr. May 7. until an actual location of the EPIRB was known. The boat went to a marine yard in 2006 and was hauled On March 24, the Lady Mary was fi sh- vessels. A LEO satellite passed over the Lady Mary’s EPIRB at out of the water with its rudder size increased. ing in an area known as Elephant Trunk, Province asked Frei if he had ever lost 6:56 a.m., and that signal was sent to the Canadian Mis- Smith said the Lady Mary’s winch carried 1,200 feet a 40 mile by 40 mile region. Lady Mary’s and recovered a dredge in his days as a sion Control which relayed the signal to the U.S. Rescue of cable. In 200 feet of water, the boat would let out 600 last reading from VMS was at 5:10 a.m., captain. He said it happened on three oc- Coordination Center at 7:07 a.m. Shortly thereafter, local to 700 foot of cable from the scallop dredge, he said. The which showed the boat was traveling at casions and his crew used a grappling hook Coast Guard units were dispatched to the scene, some Lady Mary was found in 200 feet of water. a speed of less than 2 knots for its fi nal and a line to fi nd the dredge while running 65 miles southeast of here. On its last trip, four of its crewmembers were qualifi ed four hours. the boat in a very slow circle. The Lady Mary’s EPIRB also lacked an optional feature to captains, said Royal Smith Sr. He showed a chart of all other VMS Lt. Cmdr. Tracy Philips asked Frei what of GPS which would have transmitted its location with The cause of the sinking has not been determined. equipped fi shing boats within six miles of he thought the Lady Mary was doing accuracy within 100 yards to the geostationary satellite. After watching a video of the Lady Mary sitting upright the Lady Mary at 5:10 a.m. Another boat, before it sunk. He said the boat probably He said it was very important for EPIRB owners to verify on the ocean bottom, Smith said he questioned why the labeled Vessel A, came the closest to the had made some tows and may have been the number on the decal issued by NOAA with those on dredge was sitting loose on the deck with the cable not Lady Mary at that hour. “laying to,” a practice of using a full dredge the registration forms. connected. It too was moving at two knots or less, as a sort of anchor. In subsequent testimony, it was revealed that the He theorized the crew might have been making a new said Semrau. Vessel A came within 1,480 Mike Duvall, Lady Mary captain from EPIRB had three stickers issued by NOAA, all with splice on the cable. Smith noted a “nice big loop on it,” yards of the Lady Mary during the 5 a.m. 2002 to 2007, testifi ed that he never incorrect UINs. The decals were removed and read at and that it was not hooked to the dredge and there were hour. A Vessel B was located 2.2 miles “laid to” on a full dredge on the bottom the hearing. no scallops on deck. from the Lady Mary during the hour it because it tended to make the boat turn Karlson read from the search and rescue report on Scenarios of what may have sunk the fi shing vessel sank. around and put the stern to the sea. He the Lady Mary’s EPIRB. He said the fi rst reading from the Lady Mary abounded at the hearing including the After studying the VMS data, Semrau said other scallopers will lie on the dredge a geostationary satellite at 5:40 a.m. indicated two pos- possibility of entanglement with another fi shing boat, a said he was very surprised to see no other as an anchor but it was a “no-no” on the sible positions, one located over land in the central U.S. lost scallop dredge the crew went searching for or being vessels diverted to help the Lady Mary. He Lady Mary. He said a dredge full of scallops It indicated an “ambiguity.” hit by a large ocean going ship. noted the VMS on the Lady Mary did not could weigh 3,000 pounds. Royal Smith Jr., shore manager for the Lady Mary and Earlier in the hearing, testimony was given showing have an optional panic button to be used He called the Lady Mary “a very good father to two decreased crewmembers and brother to three large vessels were in the area at the time of the in an emergency. boat.” Duvall said he preferred to turn the another lost on board, answered the board’s questions sinking including the freighter Cap Beatrice, which was Don Frei, a former scallop boat captain dredge out to the port side, never on the about a number of modifi cations he made to the boat. A about one mile from the Lady Mary when it sank. and currently a fi sheries management starboard side. former shrimp fi sherman, he said he switched to scallops Cap Beatrice’s Automated Information System (AIS) specialist with NMFS, testifi ed the maxi- Duvall said Royal Smith Jr. “wanted to about 26 years ago. data was not available for six hours after the time the mum catch of scallops allowed the Lady be a captain so bad but I didn’t think he His sons Royal Smith Jr. and Timothy Smith, both lost Lady Mary sank. Mary was 400 pounds per day or 18,000 was ready.” in the sinking, purchased the boat in Pascagoula, Miss. Attorney Stevenson Lee Weeks Jr., representing the pounds per trip. Weeks asked Frei if two fi shing vessels in 2001 and renamed her the Lady Mary. Lady Mary’s deceased owner and Royal Smith Sr., said He said he had seen other former crossed paths and tangled lines, would Modifi cations made to the boat included installation of the Cap Beatrice was headed for Philadelphia but may shrimp boats like the Lady Mary converted the Lady Mary’s line fray and need to be two air conditioners, enclosing much of the deck, moving not have been traveling in a straight line and could have into scalloping boats. Frei said he never brought up and a new splice installed. Frei the winch off the main deck to a higher deck, moving the intersected with the Lady Mary. let the dredge on his boats sit unsecured said it was possible. wheelhouse to a higher deck, creating a second position Bill Semrau, program manager of the Northeast Moni- on deck. During a recess, Weeks told reporters to steer the boat by the winch, installing automatic pilot toring System of the National Marine Fisheries Service Frei said the VMS tracks of Vessel A VMS tracking only showed the position and fi lling an unused fuel tank under the fi sh hold with (NMFS), brought charts that tracked the movement of “were a little weird.” of a vessel once every 30 minutes. He concrete weighing 20,000 pounds. He said the concrete the Lady Mary and 22 other fi shing boats nearby when Lt. Cmdr. Brian Province asked Frei if said it did not know where boats were in added stability. it sunk. there were many snags in Elephant Trunk. between the 30-minute intervals. “She was one of the most seaworthy on the East Coast Semrau explained the Vessel Monitoring System (VMS) He said it had a sandy bottom and not Since neither the Lady Mary nor Vessel after we got through with her,” said Smith. tracks the movement of commercial fi shing vessels by many rocks, but it did have shipwrecks, A had GPS driven VMS, there could be Other modifi cations included: extending roof seven sending a signal to satellites every 30 minutes. The system which would be an obstruction. up to 300 meters of error on both of their feet over the previous cabin, reducing the size of outrig- is used to make sure boats follow federal regulations of Captains generally shared information reported positions, he said. gers from 60 feet to 29 feet, making a larger bunk room where and when they can fi sh. on wrecks, said Frei. Weeks said he still had questions about for the crew, turning two fuel tanks into water ballast The Lady Mary was equipped with a Boatracs VMS Province asked Frei to study the photo the Cap Beatrice that did not report a posi- tanks, installing a ramp on the stern for the scallop dredge system. Some units combine with a GPS system but the of the Lady Mary and indicate if anything tion to AIS for six hours. and adding three main deck plates for reinforcement. Lady Mary’s VMS did not have GPS. about the boat struck him as unusual. Frei “There doesn’t seem to be an appropri- Coast Guard Cmdr. Kyle McAvoy, who led the board of Semrau said data from VMS is accurate within 300 said the upper wheelhouse was located ate cause,” said Weeks. inquiry, asked Smith if he used the services of a marine meters. further back than he had seen on other (Page A5 Please) OOKING OR Independence. L F Dignity. ADVENTURE Affordability. THIS SUMMER? There’s fun, games, excitement and more at the In-home Services Tailored to Your Needs: Technical School District’s • Companionship Summertime Adventures • Bathing & Grooming Assistance • Meal Prep & Clean Up Strategy Games Odyssey for Kids • Light Housekeeping Behind the Scenes • Laundry & Linen Changing TV Adventures • Alzheimer’s & Dementia Care Fun with Food Two one-week sessions • Errands & Transportation Automotive Adventures • Up to 24-hour Care Marine Adventures July 13- 17 & July 20-24 Licensed, insured & bonded 9a.m. to noon RN supervised for 9 to 14 year olds

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Between morning and af- he said. me.’ I didn’t pray any fancy prayer, but the Lord saved me guage, the Wes- ternoon services the community is invited The Wesleys, who reside in the parson- that day,” he recounted on May 7 as he sat in his offi ce in leys’ daughters to a luncheon at the church. age next to the redbrick chapel with tall the rear of the church. A strong afternoon thunderstorm have names Wesley expects the special guest steeple, relocated to their new home about and deluge of rain seemed to add power to his words. with Greek speakers to issue a challenge to him, a month ago from Greenville, S.C. Wesley remembers that day of conversion, his personal meaning. encouraging him in his role in the new day of salvation, it was March 12, 1992. Karis Grace, ministry, and encouraging him as the Parts of this story were fi rst published “If you had seen me nearly 17 years ago, you would 4, means grace. shepherd, and the congregation in their at capemaycountyherald.com have said, ‘Who is this punk?’ The Lord really turned Nia Faith, 3, role as the fl ock. Contact Campbell at (609) 886-8600 my life around. means price- “I’m excited to be here. I have a lot of ext 28 or at: [email protected] “About three years later, at the church I was attend- less, Kiersten ing, Winkler Road Baptist Church in Ft. Meyers, Fla., Hope, 1, means the pastor asked me if I would start teaching a Sunday hope. Al Campbell Planning Board Talks school class,” Wesley said. He went on Pastor Chad Wesley at Grace Gospel Soon afterward, “some people would come up to me to Bob Jones Chapel about the call to preach and about being a pastor. I said, Memorial Semi- S.I.D., Schools, Biz, Beach ‘I couldn’t do that,’” recalled Wesley. nary where he obtained his masters degree in Bible, Empowered by divine grace, Wesley pressed on. It then went on to get another masters degree in Biblical By LESLIE TRULUCK the school’s closing. each month at 7 p.m. was about eight months, Wesley said, “wrestling with Counseling. Sometime in the future, he plans do seek a Board member Joanne Chairman William Burns the Lord about that.” Ambivalent about his future, the doctorate in Pastoral Theology. STONE HARBOR — Vaul, council representa- said he would like more young man would fi rst convince himself, then do an The Grace Gospel Chapel’s congregation ranges from Planning Board meetings tive, said the plan should public participation. about face the next. 40-50 on Sunday. While it’s one of the new pastor’s goals are about as exciting as state how the school is This story was fi rst pub- “I was driving down the road one day, and the thought to see the number increased, he fi nds the church family watching paint dry, how- benefi cial to the commu- lished at www.capemay- came into my head about going into the ministry,” he close-knit and outgoing. ever, with watching paint nity because it can at- countyherald.com. said. “It’s like a big family,” he said. dry at least something is tract and retain families of Contact Truluck at (609) “I surrendered to the Lord, planned to preach the Having been at an 800-member church, Wesley said being accomplished. school-aged children since 886-8600 ext. 24 or at: Gospel, and here I am at Grace Gospel Chapel preaching he is more comfortable with a small church. Planning Board members the community needs [email protected]. the Gospel,” he said with a smile. “There is more accountability, more caring. You are deliberated for three hours young people for public Wesley studied Bible at Bob Jones University, and as a just forced to get involved,” he added. May 11 to review parking service organizations like minor studied Greek, which he found diffi cult at fi rst, but To attain the goal of growth, the pastor plans to reach recommendations for the the volunteer fire com- after diligent work, received a “profi cient” grade in that out into the community, “Reaching out with the Gospel’s waterfront business dis- pany. She added that the saving knowledge of Jesus Christ,” he said. trict and hash out a draft school is what makes the Lady Mary While he hopes the pews will be fi lled regularly, “We of the borough’s Master town year-round rather don’t want just quantity, we want people wanting to be Plan. Professional Planner than only seasonal. (From Page A4) here to serve the Lord and live for the Lord,” he added. Linda Weber, hired by the Administrator Kenneth McAvoy said the board would check with the crews of People who go through the front door to a service can borough to help create the Hawk said the importance Vessels A and B which were nearby the Lady Mary went “expect to come face to face with the Bible.” waterfront business district of beaches needs to be it sank. He said the Cap Beatrice was located a distance “Our services are intended to bring people face to face zoning ordinance, provided emphasized and could not from the track line of the Lady Mary but the board has with God’s Word through traditional Gospel hymns and Master Plan recommenda- be overstated in the Master been in communication with the ship. Biblical preaching,” Wesley said. tions that included: Plan because “property val- McAvoy said it was possible the Lady Mary became “Our motto for the church is ‘Building on the Book.’ • Special Improvement ues and tourism depends entangled with another fi shing vessel. He all scenarios We grow spiritually as we grow in our knowledge of God District (SID) on beaches.” were being examined. and His Word,” he said. • “Green” sustainability Weber will make the Air Force Airman Jared A video of the Lady Mary resting on the ocean fl oor “Our greatest desire is to be Christ centered in every- ordinance to protect open discussed changes for the B. Wolf, son of Scott Wolf showed some marks on the starboard side of the boat. thing we do. When people come into our ministry, the space/urban biodiversity board to review at its next of North Cape May, and McAvoy said it could be the normal scratches and dings will come to see Jesus Christ. We are Christ centered in • Address vacant lots meeting May 18, a re- Laurie Dougherty of Dun- on a fi shing boat. all we do, and lift Him up,” he continued. • Creation of a parking scheduled meeting because can, S.C., graduated from The hearing will be suspended for possibly two Door to door visitations are part of his planned out- fund of Memorial Day. Planning basic military training at weeks. reach ministry. Joining that project will be teenagers and Concerning the bor- Board work sessions are Lackland Air Force Base, Parts of this story were fi rst published at capemay- youth from the church. Other plans include Family nights ough’s school district, the held the second Monday of San Antonio, Texas. He is countyherald.com and vacation Bible school during the second week after board decided to change each month at 4:30 p.m.; a 2008 graduate of James Contact Fichter at (609) 886-8600 Ext 30 or at: schools close for summer. some wording to be more regular meetings are usu- F. 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71046_PNC_PN9_9683.indd 1 5/7/09 3:46:21 PM A6 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers May 13 2009 Zoners Continue Affordable Housing Hearing ATTENTION By JOE HART Township High School caf- COMCAST CABLE eteria. COURT HOUSE — A The company is before CUSTOMERS: developer that wants to the board asking for vari- build a 90-unit affordable ances to allow a high- Comcast will offer a Free Preview housing apartment com- density development on plex in this community 9.6 acres in the suburban of HBO and Cinemax On Demand from will have to reappear next residential zone and build- June 12, 2009 to June 15, 2009. A digital month before the township ings higher than 35-feet in zoning board after its May height. converter is required and the preview 7 hearing was postponed at Conifer is one half of a 10:45 p.m. pair of affordable housing may contain PG, PG-13, TV-14, Conifer Realty, a Mount projects that have gener- TVMA and R rated programs. Laurel development com- ated much public debate pany represented by local in recent months. The attorney Fred Schmidt, pre- other is proposed in Rio To block the free preview visit sented its case to the zon- Grande by Topsail Develop- ing board after its meeting ment Inc., a Missouri-based www.comcast.com/parentalcontrols last month was cancelled development company, due to the huge public that wants to construct or call 1-800-COMCAST. turnout that exceeded the an eight-building, 168- 120-person occupancy at unit apartment complex township hall. The huge off Route 9 and Old Rio Joe Hart interest in this application Grande Boulevard, on the Middle Township residents view and discuss site plan photos of Conifer Realty’s forced the board to move site of an old farm. proposed 90-unit affordable housing apartment complex on Railroad Avenue the hearing to the Middle Conifer’s experts May in Court House. 7 gave presentations that showed how the proposed which administers the Ref- approached, McLaughlin You’re invited to join us site on Railroad Avenue uge System, is neither for halted public comment near the township Public or against the project, but while another local at- for this very special event! Works facility is particu- has many concerns that the torney Carole Mattessich larly well suited for this development could have spoke. ELENA’S Cape Counseling Services, Inc. is holding an type of development. negative impacts on the McLaughlin said the CREST PIER Awards Luncheon & Fundraising Event (Chinese Auction) The architecture of the fragile environment of the hearing would continue at Beauty Salon buildings would be made to Refuge property. 7 p.m. on June 11 again at - Honoring - blend in with the existing He said there are threat- the high school’s cafeteria. character of the residential ened and endangered spe- Topsail’s application was neighborhood, the experts cies of animals and plants scheduled for that date. Linda Williams said. The development that inhabit that area. This story was fi rst pub- 2009 Cape Counseling Services would be in close proximity Jessica Knox, a conser- lished at capemaycounty- to local shopping, schools, vation coordinator for the herald.com Community Ambassador of the Year township and county of- American Littoral Society, fi ces and recreation facili- said her group “absolutely Contact Hart at (609) Wildwood Golf & Country Club ties. Schmidt, in fact, spent opposes any development 886-8600 Ext 35 or at: 1170 Golf Club Road, Cape May Court House, NJ nearly a half hour giving on this site.” [email protected] detailed walking and driv- She said it was far too It’s A Spring Friday, May 15th • 12 noon - 2pm ing directions from the sensitive for building of any Success usually comes to Thing... proposed site to many of kind, let alone the high- those who are too busy to Heather & Atlantic Aves., $20 per person the possible destinations. density development that be looking for it. Wildwood Crest “We know,” shouted Conifer has planned. Henry David Thoreau 523-0747 For ticket information, please contact Cathy Leahy some in the audience of Local attorney Tom Rossi over 150 concerned resi- called the proposal “abso- 609-463-0014, ext 35 dents. “We live there. We lutely despicable.” He said know where everything downtown Court House is ShortStay Rehabilitation is.” a tranquil village and no Cape May County Library Adult Programs A traffi c expert told the place for this “slam-bam, and LongTerm Care board that the development smack-you-in-the-face ghet- MAY/JUNE 2009 • www.cmclibrary.org would not cause congestion to waiting to happen.” in the surrounding roads. He added that if the Main Branch is Cape May Court House 463-6350 He said at peak hours the board allows this devel- Lower Branch in Villas 886-8999 • Upper Branch in Petersburg 628-2607 90-unit complex would oper to build a 90-unit Wildwood Crest Branch 522-0564 • Cape May City Branch 884-9568 generate approximately “human warehouse” on a 700 Town Bank Rd., Stone Harbor 368-6809 • Sea Isle City 263-8485 • Woodbine 861-2501 48 vehicle trips in the nine-acre plot of land, it North Cape May, NJ 08204 morning and 67 afternoon opens the door for other Monday trips based on standard property owners to ask for May 18 Main Branch 9:00 Working with Files in Windows XP*4:30 YA Games Night, 7:00 Everyday French* trip-generation models. similarly dense projects on 609-898-8899 May 25 All Libraries Closed for Memorial Day Conifer’s experts also surrounding tracts. . June 1 Main Branch 2:00 Your Will and Estate 4:30 YA Games Night 7:00 Everyday French* noted that the proposed “It’s to much,” Rossi Tuesday project is included in Mid- said. “This is an applica- www.genesishcc.com May 19 Main Branch 5:00 AARP Defensive Driving Course* 5:30 Gentle Yoga for Beginners* dle Township’s plan on how tion to put ten pounds of 7:00 All Levels Yoga* to address its obligation to excrement in a fi ve pound Main Branch We understand care, May 26 5:30 Gentle Yoga for Beginners* 7:00 All Levels Yoga* the state Council On Af- bag.” Call today for info we practice compassion EQUAL HOUSING June 2 Main Branch 6:00 Parenting for Prevention fordable Housing (COAH). As the 11 p.m. hour on Respite OPPORTUNITYCare Wednesday They said the board should May 13 Main Branch 6:00 Crash: A Tale of Two Species/ Movie and Discussion with Scientists 6:30 French Class* take into consideration the ATTENTION North Wildwood Parents! Wildwood Crest 5:00 Scrabble and Chess state’s opinion that afford- May 20 Main Branch 9:00 Working with Files in Windows Vista* 5:00 AARP Defensive Driving Course* able housing is an inher- MARGARET MACE SCHOOL 6:30 French Class* Wildwood Crest 5:00 Scrabble and Chess ently benefi cial use. Announces May 27 Main Branch 5:00 YA Teen Movie Night 6:30 French Class* Wildwood Crest 5:00 Scrabble and Chess Neighbors opposed to Lower Branch 6:00 Re-employment Seminar Upper Branch 7:00 Raptor Predator and Prey Relationship the applications cite the PRESCHOOL/KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION June 3 Main Branch 6:30 French Class* 7:00 The Nesting Birds of Cape May County potential impacts to town- 2009-2010 Wildwood Crest 5:00 Scrabble and Chess ship services such as po- Thursday lice, fi re, public works as May 14 Main Branch 9:00 Computer Class - Web 1.0 * 4:30 Conversation Spanish* 6:00 Acoustic Guitar Lessons* well as schools. Taxpayers 6:30 Knitting 7:15 Musical Insight Lower Branch 11:30 Qigong and Tai Chi 5:00 Teen Anime “Spirited Away” are also opposed to the May 21 Main Branch 4:30 Conversation Spanish* 6:00 Acoustic Guitar Lessons* 7:15 Musical Insight PILOT, or payment in lieu Lower Branch 11:30 Qigong and Tai Chi of taxes, agreements that May 28 Main Branch 9:00 Intermediate MS Word 2007* 4:30 Conversation Spanish* 6:00 Acoustic Guitar the developers have sought Lessons* 6:30 Knitting 7:15 Musical Insight Lower Branch 11:30 Qigong and Tai Chi from the township in order Cape May City Branch 6:30 Mary Roth performing Eclectic World Music to receive funding. June 4 Main Branch 4:00 Watercolors that Glow* 6:00 Acoustic Guitar Lessons* 7:00 1st Thursdays Book When Conifer’s testi- Club 7:15 Musical Insight Lower Branch 11:30 Qigong and Tai Chi mony concluded, however, Friday Zoning Board Chairman May 15 Sea Isle City Branch 10:00 Introduction to Beaded Gemstone Jewelry * James McLaughlin limited May 22 No Programs discussion on the PILOT on Tuesday, May 19, 2009 May 29 No Programs agreement. June 5 No Programs “This board hearing is ********************** not the place to discuss REQUIREMENTS: Proof of Residency-2 (lease, current tax bill, Saturday PILOTs,” he said. “That’s May 16 Main Branch 12:00 YA Games Tournament Upper Branch 11:00 Watercolors that Glow* up to township committee current utility bill ONLY), birth certiÀ cate, and immunization May 23 No Programs to decide.” record. Custody papers or other legal papers. May 30 Upper Branch 11:00 Watercolors that Glow* Howard Schlegel, direc- June 6 Main Branch10:00 How to Create Backyard Habitat for Wildlife tor of the Cape May Nation- To register for school, your child must be four (4) Preschool or Lower Branch 1:00 Art of Floral Design Workshop* al Wildlife Refuge, was the À ve (5) Kindergarten on or before September 30th. fi rst member of the public Programs marked with * require registration • Programs marked with YA are young adult programs to speak since the Refuge owns land directly adjacent CHILD MUST BE PRESENT FOR REGISTRATION For More Information on these programs, please see our website: to the proposed site. FOR REGISTRATION PACKET AND APPOINTMENT www.cmclibrary.org He said the U.S. Depart- ment of Fish and Wildlife, CALL (609) 522-1454 Herald Newspapers May 13 2009 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A7 Avalon Fills North End Beaches Before Summer Get Your Mower Ready! By LESLIE TRULUCK has been lost from the neighbors and I have to your beaches. your fee-only beaches. project area. listen to the roar of the Don’t complain when my Most of all, enough with Small Engine Repair AVALON — U.S. Army As the federal project engines, the beep of the husband’s tools make noise the derogatory “Shoobie” Corps of Engineers has comes to a close, the bor- machines, the constant during the very limited comments. We have all All Lawnmowers Tractors brought 68,000 tons of ough went out to bid May 7 hum of a generator all for hours he can work (not benefi ted from the Shoobie And More! sand to beaches between for its own beach rejuvena- the safety, prosperity, and the same as Albrecht and trade, every single one of 9th and 18th streets here tion project to pile 80,000 comfort of the good people Heun’s.) us in the entire state. since it began a replenish- more tons of sand on the of Avalon. When I visit your res- One more thing, please Becica’s ment project April 15. north end, making a 60 Yes, it’s all legal, all taurants don’t treat me as stop complaining about With an average rate percent increase on top of a part of living where I though I’m lucky that you your property taxes, they Small Engine Repair of 5,000 tons of sand ev- the Army Corps project. choose to live, but to all are there to serve me. I are actually quite fair con- ery day, it’s expected that Nine bids were received who are fortunate enough think it’s the other way sidering the fact that to- 911 Washington Ave., Woodbine • 861-4433 140,000 tons will be de- for the project; the high- to live and vacation in around. And, when I’m day’s mansions with all livered by June 4, Engineer est bid came in just above Avalon, please don’t com- sitting next to you at the those extra bedrooms and Thomas Thornton of Hatch, $1 million and the low plain when I come to your bar, please don’t brag how baths many times become Mott, MacDonald said in a bid was $739,600 from town and make a little joy- Avalon doesn’t let “certain tomorrow’s tenements. report he provided council Albrecht and Heun. It’s ous noise, park too close kinds of people” in. I get it, Contact Truluck at (609) May 6. likely Borough Council to your curb cut, or crowd that’s why there are hardly 886-8600 ext. 24 or at: WANTED Despite frequent rain, will award a contract for any public facilities to serve [email protected]. Thornton said little sand the second phase of the In Avalon DECKS, PATIOS, beach project at its meeting OR SCREEN PORCHES May 13. Waivers for Outdoor Music? To convert to sunrooms The borough project is for year-round use slated to begin June 5 to By LESLIE TRULUCK cil, “What’s good for one “Avalon is a residential bring 50,000 tons of sand liquor license establishment town, not one built around CALL7 TODAY 609-465-1669 to 10th, 12th and 15th AVALON — Council is good for them all,” and entertainment. AHLOA OUR NEXT 7 SUNROOMS WILL BE streets by June 18. The welcomed feedback from she requested that noise rejects the premise that OFFERED AT A SPECIAL SAVINGS! borough would then have restaurant owners and the prohibition waivers be ap- Avalon is a tourist destina- This spectacular saving will be available completed 86 percent of proved across the board for tion; it is more of a second- for a limited time and cannot be combined public for or against noise with any other off ers. both projects’ combined prohibition waivers for li- all liquor license holders. home town,” Matt read an Here we potential of 220,000 tons, quor license holders at its Council has not yet made AHLOA policy statement on (609) 465-1669 Thornton said. The bor- go again, work session May 6. a decision and anticipates behalf of the organization, [email protected] ough is not scheduling Councilman Joseph Tip- hearing more requests at its which represents about Friday, May 15 work on weekends. ping said waivers are a logi- meeting May 13 to consider 1,500 borough property Call now to receive 10% discount (off er extended to May 31, 2009) Half Fast Food at This story was fi rst pub- cal consideration after the waivers as liquor licenses owners. Cape May Court House Lic#13VH00463200 lished at www.capemay- borough passed an outdoor are renewed. Mayor Martin Pagliughi Half Decent Prices countyherald.com dining ordinance. No one spoke in opposi- disagreed with these AHL- -- worth the wait Our readers’ online Two establishments, The tion at the meeting. Howev- OA statements in a letter comments include: Addicted to Opiates? RQ-DFNVRQ6WUHHW Golden Inn and Whitebrier, er, Avalon Home and Land to the editor in the Herald’s • Every morning, every Owners Association Vice- May 6 edition saying that #%HDFK told council they aren’t in- Why suffer day starting at 5,6, 7 a.m. terested in loud rock bands President Michael Matt tourists enhance quality  needlessly? in the morning until 7 but rather they would like presented council April of life. p.m. in the evening my to have ambient Muzak by 8 with results of a survey Pagliughi hosted a rally of Addiction Recovery the pool or a string quartet of 800 AHLOA members county leaders April 28 to Systems offers (609) 884-5151 during outdoor wedding asking for opinions on the fi ght for state beach replen- treatment for receptions daily between matter. ishment funds and cited Heroin and Bob Obermeier and Sons noon and 8 p.m. Many did not favor issu- tourism as the economic RX painkiller Est. 1970 • Licensed & Insured NJ State Lic # 13VH00282200 John Allison, marketing ing waivers but would agree engine, employment gen- addictions. INC. director of The Golden to a trial period as long as erator and lifeblood of the Inn, located oceanfront at it would be limited and/or community. Conveniently located off of the Garden , 78th Street, said the R-M monitored. State Parkway on Route 9. Our services TOWN BANK BUILDERS INC. central lodging district is it’s are discreet and confi dential Construction At Your Taste own tourism destination. Outstanding He said the Golden Inn’s (From Page A1) near her stand,” he added. Mention this ad and get 50% off Z-shape and natural and With Our Fine Quality High School. When asked what she our admission fee! manmade buffers would Frank Angelone was loves to do, Brady’s only contain noise. www.TownBankBuilders.com named male Senior of the answer was “help others.” Allison said his bottom year. Born in Philadelphia, She once found a wallet, line is to keep his customers Angelone moved to Cape returned it to the owner. happy. With some paying May County in 1997. When she was offered a $500/night for a beachfront He retired from the Phila- reward she instructed the room, he doesn’t want to delphia Gas Works after 38 gentleman to please make disturb their ability to hear years of service. Both An- a donation to a well known the ocean. Serving gelone and his wife are very charitable organization for Michael Chirp, restaurant active volunteers including children. He did just that. 609-463-0500 South Jersey manager at the Whitebrier, Volunteers in Medicine Brady loves to walk said he is not interested in Methadone, Suboxone and Outpatient with all your (VIM) and Cape Regional around town, helping her live music and would like a Counseling Available electrical needs! Medical Center. friends and neighbors. In disc jockey during the day Residential & Commercial Additionally, Angelone 2001, she was awarded 1200 Route 9 South on the outside deck. volunteers for the local “Citizen of the Year” by 609-522-5113 Lisa Voellm of Jack’s Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 Ambulance Corps as an aux- the City of Cape May for Place, which does not have www.arscmch.com www.advancedpowerinc.net NJ Lic 15482 iliary member, teaches “55 her many years of volunteer outdoor seating, told coun- Alive,” a Defensive Driving service. Course and is involved in the local AARP Chapter. • Steak He is active in the Knights Free Checking! of Columbus and is Vice • Prime Rib Reopening President of “Our Lady of Angels” senior group. • Seafood Newfield National Bank offers “As you can see, Frank Friday, May 15th • FREE Checking, spends much of his time • Pasta helping others. He is dedi- Serving Dinner from 4:30pm •FREEInternet Banking and cated to his community and • Cocktails • FREE Online Bill Pay. the people who reside in it,” Thornton said. Family Steak House Happy Hour Daily 4-6pm at the Bar Now that’s what good service is all about! Gladys Brady of Cape Great Prices May was honored as female 1/2 Price Appetizers Stop into one of our local offices for more Senior of the Year. Brady has Great Portions information or to open your worked as a beach tag lady in Cape May for 25 years. Discount Drinks FREE NJ Consumer Checking Account.* “Gladys loves helping “Wildwood’s Best others, in any way she can. She may be employed by Steak House” the City of Cape May to sell -Reader’s Choice Awards beach tags, but all the extra Member things she does is above and Be Our Guest FDIC beyond the call of duty,” Thornton said. Complimentary Glass “Gladys has her own per- 1-800-690-3440 • www.newfieldbank.com sonal collection of books she Neil’s of House Wine lends to beachgoers, as well Steak and as a needle and thread for or Draft Beer Corporate Office: Newfield torn bathing suits, quarters Chowder House (MGD or Miller Lite) In Cape May County: 2087 South Route 9, Seaville, NJ 08230 for meters, fi rst aide prod- 609-624-1200 ucts, and even a jelly fi sh 522-5226 Valid with Purchase of Adult Entree Only sting remedy. Also, Gladys *A customer may not maintain any other personal checking accounts in has been known to put her 222 E. Schellenger Avenue Not valid with any other Specials conjuction with this account. Terms subject to change without notice. own quarters in a meter Wildwood By-The-Sea or Early Bird • Must Present Coupon when she sees one expire H A8 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers May 13 2009 Beaches Turks & Caicos Higbee Trial All inclusive resort (From Page A1) A perfect f spot for f a family f il reunion, i that he was all right, pointed out that one of the cars class reunion or get together with friends. involved in the crash was a trooper car and got out of IT IS LIKE 3 VACATIONS IN 1! their van to see if he could be of help. Experience 3 Magnifi cent Villages Taylor said that when Michael returned to the van he 12 Miles of Powder White Sand Beaches told him that, “they’re dead.” Endless fun for all ages. Father and son then waited for emergency help to Sesame Street® Characters • XBox®360 Game Garage • Teen Disco Club Liquid arrive. Experience the glowing waters & IguanaFor Island Tours State Trooper John Schulke, who was the fi rst state For more information call: trooper to respond to the crash scene at Stagecoach and Arlinda Global Travel • 609-653-8800 Tuckahoe roads, testifi ed earlier that he saw the three www.arlindaglobaltravel.com cars involved in the collision and then encountered Dale Gerhard/Press of Atlantic City Pool Photo Higbee as he walked down Stagecoach Road from the Caesar Caiafa, grandfather of the Beck- Beckers’ minivan. er sisters, points out the area of the “He appeared to be soft-spoken and he appeared to accident on a photo during testimony. have an upset look on his face,” Schulke said of Higbee’s Dale Gerhard/Press of Atlantic City Pool Photo appearance after the collision. After breaking for lunch, three jurors 1ST NAILS Robert Higbee (left) and defense attor- came forward with various concerns. Professional Nail Salon Grandfather Is First Witness ney William Subin, inspect photos of the The state’s fi rst witness on May 7 in the vehicular However the court determined that the Full Service for Sept. 27, 2006 accident scene prior to issues would not impede them from fairly Ladies & Gentlemen manslaughter trial of State Trooper Robert Higbee was them being introduced into evidence. the victims’ grandfather, Caesar Caiafa. determining the outcome of the case. Open: Mon.-Sat. 10am - 8pm Caiafa described the night of Sept. 27, 2006 when he of one of the victims, but One juror had recognized Giblin as Sunday 12pm - 6pm learned that his grandchildren were killed when Higbee’s found no pulse. someone who worked in a pharmacy she frequented. The patrol car crashed into the minivan that Christina, 19, Cinaglia and a female juror said that she didn’t know Giblin personally, would Gift Certifi cates Available continue to stay away from that pharmacy through the Walk-Ins Welcome and Jacqueline, 17, Becker were driving. friend had stopped by the “There weren’t enough tissues to dry our eyes,” he said Wayside Village shopping duration of the trial and would not impact her decision on evaluating the evidence in the case. Rio Grande Plaza (ShopRite Ctr.) - 889-8867 of fi nding out about the tragic outcome of the collision. center, that is located near Another juror was going to hire a dog sitter while she Cape May Court House (Acme Ctr.) - 465-9919 Marmora resident Karen Giblin was at her kitchen the scene of the accident, table opening her mail shortly before 10 p.m. on Sept. for some ice cream and was busy at the trial, but decided to make other plans after the dog sitter informed her that she worked with 27, 2006 when she heard sodas the evening of Sept. the defendant’s wife. a car speed by her home 27. However, since the aring fo The third juror came forward with concerns that his bors c r neigh on Stagecoach Road toward shop was closed, they eigh bor profession gave him a heightened understanding of pho- N s the nearby intersection. stayed outside and talked tos, particularly the aerial photos, in regards to signage. “I was worried that they for awhile. Superior Court Judge Raymond Batten told the juror that wouldn’t be able to stop,” Cinaglia said that as he the court was aware of his occupation before he was Giblin testifi ed. “And then was talking, he saw a car I heard a really loud crash out of the corner of his (Page A9 Please) Volunteers In Medicine eye and then he witnessed and then silence.” $ OF CAPE MAY COUNTY During cross-examina- the back of the mini van WITH THIS COUPON! 5 OFF “light up.” Care this week tion, defense attorney Wil- I ZZ All you can bowl for two hours, shoe liam Subin asked if Giblin “It all happened very PPIZ,Z,AA rentals,large cheese pizza, and made possible by generous donations from: quickly,” Cinaglia said of had any way of knowing INS && pitcher of the crash. P N . FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF CAPE MAY what type of car was going Up to À ve people per lane. Subject to past her home and exactly He then got on a cell IN MEMORY OF SAM HUNTER lane availability. how fast it was going. phone, called 911 and $ 95 Per ELIZABETH PAPASTAVROS made his way over to the 49. Lane “I have no way of know- Over a $69 Value HOLLY SHORES CAMPGROUND ing,” Giblin responded. fi rst car, which was Hig- She told jurors that she bee’s trooper car. Fri. 6-9pm • Sat. 12-6pm MADONNA MARIA COUNCIL 3560 ran out of her house after “The passenger side Sun. 12-6pm • Tues. 5-8pm hearing the crash, looked window was down and I leaned in and asked, 3401 New Jersey Ave., Wildwood down the street and saw 609-729-0111 • www.3jwildwoodbowl.com Thank You: evidence of an accident ‘Trooper, are you OK?’ He said he was OK and asked For more information call 609-463-2846 and called 9-1-1. She then SHOWTIMES Coming Attractions: 5/22 NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM II: said she continued to the me to go check on the FOR 5/15 - 5/20 BATTLE OF THE SMITHSONIAN, DANCE FLICK other people,” Cinaglia • 5/29 UP, DRAG ME TO HELL • 6/5 LAND OF THE LOST, intersection of Stagecoach THE HANGOVER • 6/12 THE TAKING OF PELHAM 123 and Tuckahoe roads. said. • 6/19 THE PROPOSAL, YEAR ONE He then went to a van, SM Giblin said that she saw CAPE MAY COUNTY THEATRES - EARLY BIRD PRICE NOW $5.00 Progression Short Stay Rehab a police offi cer, Higbee, get which contained the Tay- Rio Stadium Theatre Corner of Rt. 9 & 47 in the Rio Mall, Rio Grande • 609-889-4799 lors. Cinaglia said the Cape May County’s Only All Stadium Megaplex out of the passenger door Featuring Plush High Back Rocking Chairs, All Digital Sound, Wall to Wall Screens & Free Parking of his police car that was passenger was conscious STAR TREK (PG13)* THE SOLOIST (PG13) 1:15, 6:45 but the driver had facial (11:00), 2:00, 4:30, 7:15, 9:50 17 AGAIN (PG13) (11:05), 3:45, 9:10 off the road and two other ANGELS AND DEMONS (PG13)* GHOSTS OF GIRLFRIENDS PAST (PG13) people, Robert Taylor and wounds, which was bleed- 1:00, 4:00, 7:00, 9:45 (11:10), 1:20, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, 9:50 NEXT DAY AIR (R) X-MEN ORIGINS: WOLVERINE (PG13) his son Michael, exit their ing. (11:30), 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, 9:30 (11:00), 1:05, 3:10, 5:20, 7:40, 9:55 “They Got Me Going. “He asked for a towel FIGHTING (PG13) (11:05), 3:30, 7:50 HANNAH MONTANA (G) (11:15), 3:20 vehicle. Both groups, she STATE OF PLAY (PG13) 1:10, 5:45, 10:00 OBSESSED (PG13) 1:15, 5:20, 7:45 said appeared unharmed. and someone who had also SPECIAL STARTS THURS 5/21 TERMINATOR: SALVATION (PG13) (10:45), 1:00, 3:15, 5:25, 7:45, 10:10 And Got Me Home.” Emergency personnel, came to the scene said she Shows in ( ) are shown Sat. & Sun. Bargain Matinees Daily Pass Restrictions May Apply she said were not yet on would get him a towel,” OCEANWWW.FRANKTHEATRES.COM CITY THEATRE STONE HARBOR THEATRE Cinaglia said. Moorlyn Stadium Harbor 5 Theatre the scene. However, a Moorlyn Terr. & Boardwalk, Ocean City, 609-399-0006 271 96th Street, Stone Harbor • 609-368-7731 During the winter months, Jerry Gubin fractured his hip. After several days small group of other peo- Cinaglia testified that ANGELS AND DEMONS (PG13)* 1:45, 4:20, 7:00, 9:45 ANGELS AND DEMONS (PG13)* 1:45, 4:20, 7:00, 9:50 he walked briskly toward STAR TREK (PG13)* 2:00, 4:30, 7:10, 9:50 X-MEN ORIGINS: WOLVERINE (PG13) 2:30, 4:55, 7:30, 9:55 in the hospital, he entered the Genesis Progression ShortStay unit. ple, possibly neighbors or X-MEN ORIGINS: WOLVERINE (PG13) STAR TREK (PG13)* 2:00, 4:30, 7:10, 9:45 other motorists were at the third vehicle, that the 2:20, 4:45, 7:30, 9:40 OBSESSED (PG13) 2:20, 4:40, 7:20, 9:40 GHOSTS OF GIRLFRIENDS PAST (PG13) GHOSTS OF GIRLFRIENDS PAST (PG13) “I had never been to a rehabilitation center and didn’t know what to the scene. sister’s were driving. 2:10, 4:40, 7:20, 9:30 2:10, 4:25, 7:40, 9:55 SPECIAL STARTS THURS 5/21 SPECIAL STARTS THURS 5/21 expect,” says Jerry. “Now I do, and have only wonderful things to say about Giblin testifi ed that she “The scene was really TERMINATOR: SALVATION (PG13) 4:50, 7:30, 9:55 TERMINATOR: SALVATION (PG13)* 4:45, 7:30, 9:55 Progression ShortStay.” then started walking down still,” he reiterated. SHOWTIMES MAY VARY WED-TUES - CALL FOR TIMES SHOWTIMES MAY VARY WED-TUES - CALL FOR TIMES the street toward the third “The therapists really get you going,” he says. vehicle that was further “And they got me home in only two weeks.” down the road. “I started to walk to- Is chronic heel pain Offering comprehensive therapies, over ward the other vehicle and 20 years of experience and a team of someone walking back up preventing you from therapists, and physicians, Progression toward me said ‘don’t go ShortStay helped Jerry recover and return home. down there,’” Giblin said. Both the prosecution living an active If you need rehabilitation following an illness, and the defense questioned lifestyle? accident or surgery, and want to get home Giblin on her familiarity with the intersection. quickly, choose Progression ShortStay. For Nowyou can do Besides that person that more information or to find the nearest told her not to continue something about it! Progression program to best suit your to the third vehicle, Gib- needs, call the Genesis CareLine at lin testified under cross- If you are one of the millions of people who suffer from chronic heel 1-866-745-CARE. examination that she had pain (plantar fasciitis) and have not responded to traditional therapies, no interaction with anyone involved or on the scene. an innovative therapy may offer you relief. North Cape Center Anthony Cinaglia tes- Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy (ESWT) can be used to alleviate 700 Town Bank Road tified that when he ap- the pain, and increase mobility without surgery and the associated risks. North Cape May, NJ 08204 proached State Trooper ESWT is performed on an outpatient basis and you can generally resume Robert Higbee after his 609-898-8899 police car crashed at the in- your daily activities within 12-24 hours. tersection of Tuckahoe and Stagecoach roads on Sept. Emergency appointments welcome. SM 27, 2006, Higbee told him Jerry Gubin he was OK and to go check CFBHARLES . IRK, DPM, FACFAS Getting You Home. EQUAL HOUSING on the other people. Diplomate, American Board of Podiatric Surgery OPPORTUNITY Cinaglia testifi ed that he Fellow American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons reached the minivan that Board Certified in Foot Surgery - Certified in Ultrasound Diagnostic Technology Certified in E.S.W.T.(SHOCKWAVE) FOR HEEL PAIN had been carrying Jacque- 1-866-745-CARE line and Christina Becker, CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE BEESLEY’S POINT www.genesishcc.com/care the Upper Township sisters 29 East Mechanic Street 618 N. Shore Road who died in the crash. He put his hand on the neck 465-1644 390-8181 Herald Newspapers May 13 2009 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A9 Accident or Crime? Opening Arguments: Did Higbee Act Recklessly or in Line of Duty Can’t Sleep?

By LAUREN SUIT Stagecoach and Tuckahoe The device, he said, acted recklessly in this jury of Higbee’s approach roads. recorded information 25 case by the tragic results,” to the intersection. “He We can help! COURT HOUSE — The First Assistant Prosecu- seconds before the crash, Subin said. might have judged the accident that took the life tor J. David Meyer told including Higbee’s speed. Subin said that Higbee stop sign further up the Performing Pulmonary of Christina and Jacqueline jurors that he believed “He was going between had no way of knowing road, at Roosevelt as the Becker certainly was tragic, Higbee didn’t mean to 70 and 80 mph while he who was in the speeding stop sign.” Function Test and but was it a crime? end the life of the Becker was trying to close the car he was pursuing and Subin told the jury to Sleep Study in Offi ce. That was the question sisters. gap between his car and was acting in accordance use their common sense posed during opening argu- “He’s no doubt remorse- the speeder,” said Meyer. with State Police policy when deciding the facts of Call now for a consultation ments in the trial of State ful,” Meyer said. “But “It shows his foot had when he was attempting the case and asked them Trooper Robert Higbee, that doesn’t excuse his contact with the brake to “close the gap.” to view his client as both a 465-2646 who is charged with two action.” pedal, but nowhere near Subin said according to state trooper and a human Samuel Krachman, D.O.F.C.C.P. • Medical Director counts of vehicular homi- He argued that Higbee the intensity needed to the NJ Attorney General’s being. • Board Certifi ed in Sleep Medicine cide in the deaths of two acted recklessly when he brake completely.” policy, a police trooper Parts of this story were Upper Township sisters. drove through the Mar- Meyer said that at about closes the gap between fi rst published at capemay- RAJEN I. UDANI, M.D., F.C.C.P. On Sept. 27, 2006, just mora intersection that 200 feet away from the his patrol vehicle and the countyherald.com 17 S. Dennisville Road, after 10 p.m., Higbee’s night when he was trying approaching stop sign, Hig- speeder’s vehicle before Contact Suit at: (609) Cape May Court House patrol car crashed into a to close the gap between bee took his foot away from activating the emergency 886-8600 ext. 25 or lsuit@ Offi ce Hours By Appointment • 465-2646 minivan that Christina, his vehicle and a speeder. the brake pedal and ac- lights and sirens. cmcherald.com 19, and Jacqueline, 17, The speeder, Meyer said, celerated again. At the last The intersection where Becker were driving in. was a 17-year-old teenager second, Meyer said that the accident took place, The sisters were headed who was rushing home Higbee hit the brakes. Subin argued is dark and to the Wawa close to their from his girlfriend’s house “But it was too little dangerous during night- grandparent’s home to to make it home in time to too late for Jacqueline and time hours. He added that pick up milk for the next meet his curfew. Christina,” he said. Higbee had a wide patrol morning’s breakfast. They Meyer noted that Hig- “That mistake is not a area and was not as familiar were pronounced dead at bee fi rst claimed to have minor mistake,” Meyer with the area as the pros- the scene. stopped at the intersection, said. “What happened here ecution suggested. Now, over two years but later evidence, he said, was a gross error.” The intersection, he later, a jury must decide provided by his car’s power Meyer said that society said, was dimly lit, had a A strong rate from whether Higbee acted reck- train control module, or demands that law enforce- wide paved shoulder and lessly when he ran a stop event data recorder, told a ment offi cials act reason- the stop sign was further sign at the intersection of different story. ably and responsibly. to the right than normal. At a strong bank. “Society demands that,” the intersection, vehicles he told jurors. “And the traveling northbound and Becker sisters deserved southbound on Stagecoach Sorella Rose that.” Road had to stop at a stop RESTAURANT Defense attorney D. Wil- sign, while those traveling 8th Street, Avalon liam Subin told the jurors on Tuckahoe Road had the that his client was on duty right of way. That’s what we call and abiding by his obliga- “He’s looking straight Yes, We are open! tion to go after anyone ahead at the taillights of • Friday & Saturday Night Dining breaking the law. the speeding vehicle,” “You cannot judge he Subin suggested to the strength in numbers. • Cozy Atmosphere • Excellent Pasta, Steaks & Seafood Higbee Trial (From Page A8) Call 609-967-7708 for reservations chosen as a juror. Batten said that members of the jury bring their own unique life experiences to the case. The three jurors were thanked for bringing their con- cerns to the court and will continue to hear the case. Our readers’ online comments include: H GOLD H • “If these two girls were your relatives, would this H SILVER H still, ‘just be an accident, plain and simple?’ They were Fixed rate as low as H COINS H JEWELRY H practically babies! We have absolutely no idea how the MAXIMUM INCOME GUIDELINES BY COUNTY BUYING PAYING Becker family feels. 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Only fresh for us to get complacent. and eventually gets moldy. bread was sold there. No When our wills won’t ever This is exactly what I want substitute was ever settled allow us to choose chal- SPEAKING IN THE LIGHT to avoid, being crusty and for as the real deal. lenging situations where moldy and constipated. When we go through we must totally dive in How many of us are try- dry spells and during the heart and soul to survive ing to pass our lives off as times that we know we and win through thick and With Pastor Rudy fresh when we know that are not running on all thin, it is common for us we haven’t been served cylinders, we have a huge to drift into a routine that How healthy is your satisfi ed to shout criticisms out of the oven ready to go decision before us. We can is characterized by the de- heart today? at the players from a very in a very long time? I love choose to either fake it or scriptive words: hum drum When we don’t partici- safe distance while we bread. No, I really love take a move so that we and bland. pate willingly in the game stuff our faces with junk bread. Bread has become can make it. We can get When was the last time that God has created us for food and vicariously com- the biggest obstacle to any back to where we once you were forced to dig and called us to play, we pete through the athletes diet that I have ever tried belonged. HOLY SPIRIT down deep because you get way too attached — gritting it out between the to be on. I love the smell Where did you lose your found yourself caught in a not to the bench — but to lines. Maybe it is time to and the taste of bread es- edge? Is it under the rock LUTHERAN CHURCH real adventure that kicked our bleacher creature seats put your uniform back on. pecially served piping hot, of distractions? Is it hidden Sunday School 9:15am you out of your comfort plastered in the grand- Do you even remember where the butter just melts under the boulder of apa- zone? When was the last stands. where you put it? all over it. Even as I type, I thy? Is it lost in the valley Service Worship time you volunteered for In the audience, it is easy As I take the temperature am making my own mouth of self-dependence? Are 10:30am the task rather than hide to get lost in the crowd. It of the climate I am pres- drool. If I don’t stop, I you stuck in the swamp of Next Healing Service and run and sneak away to is very tempting to just be ently abiding in, I have to might just eat this article. disconnect? It is jammed st the back? tell you that we people need I will tell you something in the jungle of disease? May 31 to do lots more building though. For as delicious First admit that you have THE RESIDENCE AT OCEANVIEW each other up and lots less as fresh bread is, there is lost your purpose. Second, Washington & Bayshore Aves., blaming each other into the nothing worse than when confess that the answer is Villas • 886-2414 Medicaid Certifi ed ground. I don’t want to be you are anticipating heaven not found in retiring but sidetracked by the periph- and you get a mouth full of re-fi ring your heart. Accepting Applications erals because I wandered hell. I have experienced Third, ask God to re- Covenant away from the path and lost once too often where the mind you of who you re- Call today for availability and a tour my focus from what should product doesn’t live up to ally are and be willing Presbyterian Church be the priority. When I’ve the advanced promotion. I to return to being more 123 Fishing Creek Rd., NCM, NJ 08204 Contact: Andrea Flesch got my hands on the main do not love the loaves that childlike when it comes to thing being the main thing, have been left out too long. your faith and less critical 886-2448 2721 Route 9, Ocean View, NJ 08230 then I’ll have my heart and And I am disappointed and cranky. Fourth, don’t (609) 624-3881 soul and mind and strength when I am promised one compare, but share your Sunday Worship www.oceanviewrehabcenter.com pouring my energy and at- taste and I get dished a gift as often as you can. Fi- tention in investing into all total other. nally, when you are invited 9:15am - Sunday School - all ages that lasts and not what just Bob Baals used to help into a happening that is a 10:00am - Coffee Fellowship fades away. his Pop run Kammer’s Bak- sure recipe for your life to 10:15am - Worship Service First Baptist Church In times when there ery down on 26th Street in be lived and expressed to of Wildwood is no crisis, no threat, no Wildwood. The one thing its fullest, don’t settle for Jr. Church and Nursery Provided adventure. no movement, you could never purchase second best. The Church that began in no assimilation and no from that shop was day Do it now and serve Wednesday 7:00 - 8:00pm participation, we aren’t old bread. The reason you the bread while it is still a Merry-Go-Round healthy at all but we end could not buy it was be- fresh and hot and deli- Prayer Meeting • Explorers Clubs up suffering from spiritual cause if a customer took cious. Write these words Youth Group Thursday, May 14th and emotional constipation. it home and served it to in the kitchen of your 10am- Food Pantry The life doesn’t fl ow from friends and then if the ques- heart, where things are us. The gifts are robbed tion came up, “Where did cooked up and banquets Sunday, May 17th from others. The frustra- you get this bread from?” are born, only fresh bread tion and anger and isolation they never wanted to be served here. 9:30am - Sunday School build into your soul. associated with anything Write Pastor Rudy pas- 11am - Morning Worship Have you ever been in less than something fresh [email protected] 6:30pm - Annual Business Meeting a slump? In fact becoming stale in your life is a lot Pastor, Rev. Joe Mathis like bread. 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The Knights of Columbus, Stella Maris Council KidzKidz KhoirKhoir 3546, on April 26 at the Knights Home on Break- water Road in Erma, unveiled a new statue of Saturday, MAY 16th and the Blessed Mother. It was dedicated to all past th Complete Exterior Renovations and present knights of their council. Father Bill Sunday, MAY 17 Vandergrift, council chaplain, led the blessing of Roofi ng and Siding • Expert Leak Repairs the new statue. 6:00pm DINNER Spaghetti ‘n’ Meatballs - $5 (adult) $3 (children) WE INSTALL: Windows • Doors • Decks • Vinyl Rails • Vinyl Siding Music Career Classes 7:00pm the MUSICAL Maintenance Free Exteriors • Carpentry Service • Reroofi ng Specialists Offered At Area College Residential And Commercial • Metal Roofi ng Systems • Flat Roofs First Methodist Church MAYS LANDING —Stu- independent musician cer- Free Estimates dents can now explore a tifi cation. corner of Main and Church Street Serving South Jersey For Over 3 Generations symphony of careers in New classes begin regu- Cape May Court House the rapidly evolving music larly. For more information for TICKETS call 609-886-4218 industry with the new on- or to register, call 800-916- 609.465.7087 www.SeashoreCustomExteriors.Com Fully Licensed line music industry courses 3566, or visit www.mu-ed. Lic. # 13VH0495100 - A Division of Seashore Home Builders & Insured offered by Atlantic Cape com/accc. Community College The 25 comprehensive individual classes and cer- “Out with the New, in with the Old” tifi cate programs available through ACCC’s continu- “Jesus Christ, the same yesterday and today, and forever”. Hebrews 13:8 ing education curriculum prepare students for ca- Rio Grande Bible Baptist Church reers in music production/ King James Bible • Old-Fashioned Preaching engineering, publishing, management, record la- Old Hymns of Faith • Family Values Highest Possible Prices Paid! bels, industrial film au- 1107 Delsea Drive, Route 47, Rio Grande, NJ Church Offi ce 609-886-9494 dio production and much more. Classes also include song Sunday School 9:45 a.m. writing and arranging, how to design and operate a Sunday Morning Service 11:00 a.m. successful home studio, Sunday Evening Service 6:30 p.m. legal aspects of the music industry and more, as well Wednesday Service 6:30 p.m. as a variety of certifi cate Children’s Bible programs such as mas- ter certificates in music Pastor Jeff McLeod Club Wednesday 6:30 p.m. & Family WATCH and JEWELRY REPAIR 250 96th Street • Stone Harbor business and production, GIA Graduate Gemologist (609) 967-4653 (GOLD) www.jewelry-studio.com artist management and A12 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers May 13 2009

NJ Mandatory Lower Cape Sharks National Street Hockey Champs Boat Operator’s Course The Lower Cape May The National Tourna- teaching the children the Street Hockey Association ment was hosted in Egg sport, having them exercise MAY 16th has a lot to be proud of Harbor Township. The and enjoy what they’re Class 8am-4pm • Test at 7:30 am or 3:30pm these days. GAMES Sharks defeated Linwood, doing.” Classes held at The independent youth Athol Orange of Pennsyl- Chinnis noted that the sports organization spon- PEOPLE PLAY vania and Belmawr be- team plays outdoors through 3156 Rt. 9, Suite 6 • Rio Grande, NJ sored a 10-12 age group By Joe Rossi fore toppling the host EHT frigid winter temperatures. (Across from Walmart) elite squad which won the squad and Marlton for the She said the local league Call for more information National Street Hockey As- lege in Aston, Pa. ing,” said Mark’s wife, Pam, crown. seeks “to accommodate ev- 732-892-5541 sociation Tournament after The local association’s a Lower Cape May Hockey The Shark roster in- ery child” and that all levels www.thinkboatingsafety.com a stellar showing in the street hockey regular sea- board member. “We have cludes Bill and Brendan “encourage equal playing NSHA South Jersey Cup. son runs from about De- a great group of parents. Boucher, Chandler Nicas, time for everyone.” Known as the Sharks, cember through April. The Sometimes we’re on the Chris Lanza, Devin Wilson, Pam Chinnis is one of 15 this group of local young- local organization runs a road on school nights.” Eddie Rogers, Eric Gross, Lower Cape May Hockey sters is led by eight-year league of about eight teams The tournaments guar- Jordan Melo, Kevin Laffey, Association board mem- head coach Mark Chinnis with age categories of 7 to antee each squad three Peter Ford, Peter Tomlin, bers who put in year-round and a host of supportive par- 9, 10 to 12, 13 to 15 and games. If successful in Sean Steger, Zach Seither commitment to assure the May 13-19 Branson, MO (8 shows and more) ...... $1050 pp dbl ents, board members and 15 to 17. Once the regular point scoring, teams move and Logan Wilson. organization’s success. May 31-June 5 Myrtle Beach, SC (3 shows and more) ...... $622 pp dbl assistant coaches. Chinnis campaign ends an all-star on to quarter and semi-fi nal The coaching staff in- For more information May 31-June 4 Niagara Falls, Canada ...... $568 pp dbl started with street hockey team is selected from try- action before playing for cludes Chuck Seither, Steve about Lower Cape May in the family’s Court House outs. That squad competes the title. Steger and Tim Tanghere. Sharks hockey, visit www. June 3-8 Chicago, Illinois ...... $865 pp dbl driveway when he began in up to six tournaments The South Jersey title “We really enjoy the eteamz.com/lowercape- June 21-25 French Canada ...... $699 pp dbl teaching daughter Sherry with multiple games in came with wins over Egg smiles on the kids’ faces,” hockey June 29-July 9 Mt. Rushmore, SD ...... $1595 pp dbl to play goalie. She is now each event. Harbor and Monroe town- said Pam Chinnis. “Ev- Reach Rossi at joeros- July 30 - Aug 2 Coastal New England ...... $550 pp dbl a student at Neumann Col- “There’s lots of travel- ships in late April. eryone is so dedicated to [email protected] Aug. 2-15 Colorado Rocky Mountain High ...... $1895pp dbl Poverty Beach has been Tackle reports good drum bite down, but has marked Sept. 7-14 Nova Scotia & PEI ...... $1599 pp dbl All About hot, but stripers have been fishing in the Delaware plenty of fi sh so when it Sept. 17-21 New Hampshire “Beacon Resort” Highland Games $675 pp dbl caught all along the Cape Bay. Jim Baker of Wildwood pops it should be excellent May beach front. Small weighed a drum tipping the fi shing. Capt. Joe still has Fishing drum have also showed on scales at 81 pounds. In the prime dates open for drum. By Steven Lerario the beach, 10 to 30-pound back bays there are a lot of For charter info call him at fi sh. fl uke around, but it is still 609-463-0857. FYI: I have a fi sh story catch and release. Avalon Hodge Podge this week. A 75-pound North Wildwood surf reports weighing strip- It`s hard to remember thought I saw a (castmas- drum was caught off the has been producing stripers ers every day. High hook when the sun was out last ter) and sure enough had a surf at the cove in Cape and small drum with clam. was Bob Helinek with for any length of time. The schoolie striper…all throw May we did not get a name Justin Fisler of Wildwood a 14.62-pound, 30-inch weather has been very bad backs but we had a ball with we only know it was a local had two black drum up to striper using clam fi sh at this spring. I have talked to them and got very wet . surfer and the fi sh headed 25 pounds. Rob Cruz of the TI Inlet. fi shermen that are not even Jim`s Bait in Cape May for the tip of the jetty and Cherry Hill had a 38-inch Crabbing reports have going to put their boats in. reports the drum fi sh bite with rod in hand, had to striper caught in the surf at been good behind Avalon. They all said the same thing was good this week in the swim with the fi sh around North Wildwood with clam. A crabber this week re- Your Fun, Friendly, Feelgood Gym! — there was never a nice Delaware Bay. The best bite the jetty and land the fi sh Sterling Harbor will be hold- ported having 52 crabs on day to get out there and get has been in the morning. from the other side of the ing a Hobie Kayak demo on one outing. That is good the boat ready. But I guess The hot spots sare Tussys jetty. If anyone has any May 17. crabbing for this time of we will get though it. Slough, the Pintop, and east more info on this catch, Schmeldey Charters out year. SUMMER SPECIAL... The stripers have been side of the No. 16 buoy. please Email us. of South Jersey Marina in Sunny give the fi shing around. You have to brave John Hanstein of Philadel- A few spike weakfish Cape May reports fishing six barks this week and the weather, which most phia weighed a 72-pound were caught at Cape this week in the Delaware a couple of wags for the THREE striper fi shermen are used drum from the Pintop. May Point fl oating blood- Bay was a slow pick for crabbing. to. Stripers like rough water. Art Hamler from Pen- worms. drum. Even with the full Contact Lerario at steve- Some years ago, I remember sauken had a 68-pounder Sterling Harbor Bait and moon, the rain slowed the attheclub@yahoo .com MONTHS taking a ride one evening from the Pintop. to Hereford Inlet during The seabass fishing is ONLY $65! a storm with high winds. good with a lot of under- The water was breaking sized fish and keepers over the bulkhead. With mixed in so a lot of action the lights from the truck on the hook. shining on the water I saw Murry Campher weighed Membership Includes All Classes! fi sh jumping. My friend said 4.2-pound seabass from site BootBoot Camp, Camp, Yoga, Yoga, Pilates, Pilates, StepStep nn Sculpt, Sculpt, Lowlow Impact,impact, kickKick boxing.Boxing. no way. The rods happen to No. 11. be rigged so, in the rain I On the beach front, THE PREGGER'S WORKOUT %H ¿W IRU \RXU QHZ RQH Pines at Clermont ,W'V VDIH DQG HIIHFWLYH OQH RQ RQH RU VPDOO JURXS &DOO -DFTXH RLGGOH RXU RZQ SUHJQDQW LQVWUXFWRU Hosts Free Golf Day 0S E[HUFLVH SFLHQFH DQG 1XWULWLRQ  CLERMONT — Atten- The Pines at Clermont, tion county residents and located at 358 Kings High- 3860 BAYSHORE RD., NORTH CAPE MAY (NEXT TO NCM POST OFFICE) property owners. One of way, has planned a Cape 886-4842 OR VISIT WWW.NORTHBEACHGYM.COM the area’s premier golf clubs May County Appreciation wants to thank you. Day with free golf on May 17. Vince Orlando, a partner in the golf club, told the Herald that management wanted to thank locals who have played the course over the years and bring some new golfers out to see recent upgrades they’ve made. Orlando, a local engineer and landscape architect, designed the nine-hole, 2,085-yard course to be DENTIST AS PERSONAL TRAINER challenging for low-scoring If you exercise regularly and adhere healthy diet, regular professional clean- golfers, but also accessible to a healthy diet, your dentist can be as ings, checkups, and ex-rays, can all help for young players and those valuable to you as your personal trainer ensure many years of oral health. Please just learning the game. and nutritionist. That is, the dentist can call 609.465.5415 to schedule an ap- On May 17, besides the play a signiÀ cant role in helping patients pointment. We’re located at 109 West free golf, players will have lead longer, healthier lives. According Atlantic Ave., Cape May Court House, an opportunity to win a car to at least one study, oral health may be where we offer dental care for the entire with a hole-in-one sponsored a marker for longevity. The study par- family with an emphasis on preventive by Kindle Auto Plaza. There ticipants were divided into three groups: care. Let us show you how to properly will also be other giveaways those with good natural teeth, those who care for your teeth. We accept most in- including a one-year golf wore dentures, and those with poor den- surances, including Delta Dental. We membership at The Pines. tal health. After ten years, it was found also have À nancing available through Also on the menu that day that people with good teeth (whether nat- Care Credit and Healthcare Credit. will be free food provided by the Bellevue Tavern and ural or artiÀ cial) were more independent Please send your questions or comments and functioned at a higher level than their to my offi ce or e-mail me at: Guiseppe’s Gourmet. peers with poor teeth. They also lived [email protected] For more information longer and enjoyed better social relation- P.S. During the course of the 10-year on the course, visit pine- ships and happier moods. study of people between ages 70 and satclermont.com. Anyone At SUNSHINE DENTAL, we provide 75 mentioned above, only 33% of the interested in playing a free dental services for every type of dental people with good teeth died during the round of golf May 17 at The problem. Proper brushing and Á ossing, a study while 48% of the people with poor Pines can call for tee times teeth died. at (609) 624-0100. Herald Newspapers May 13 2009 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A13

Martin Truex Jr. of Ocean Mayfi eld said he will an- Matt Kenseth took the lead NASCAR County led 61 laps and nounce an interim owner with four laps remaining fi nished sixth. He was fol- and driver as early as this after Busch cut down a tire Nation lowed by Talladega winner week. to win the event. Jason Lef- GROUP DESTINATIONS Travel & Tours By Bruce Knoll, Jr. Brad Keselowski in sev- “Those roles will com- fl er was second, followed enth, giving Chevrolet the mence immediately be- by polesitter Carl Edwards May 31: Nascar @ Dover Downs Bus, Round Trip Ferry & Turn 4 Reserved Seats Only $159pp If winning comes with needed, as Martin never top seven spots before the ginning with next week’s in third, Erik Darnell in Bus & Ferry ride only $50pp age, Mark Martin should be looked back en route to his Ford of Greg Biffl e fi nished Sprint Open and continu- fourth, and Justin Allgaier visiting Victory Lane quite second victory of 2009. eighth. 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Mayfi eld had tested positive Lowe’s Motor Speedway @ the National Constitution Ctr & Lunch on the Moshulu - $95pp winning the Southern 500 Jimmie Johnson took Polesitter Matt Kenseth for, saying only that the next Saturday next, while Oct. 29-”Red Hatters Day” last Sunday at Darlington second place, completing rounded out the top 10. failed test was not alcohol- the NASCAR Craftsman The biggest news of the related. Truck Series will kick off in Bucks County, PA. Raceway. a one-two sweep for Hen- Lunch & Show - “Revenge of the Violet Rose”-$79pp “Once we got out front, drick Motorsports. Tony weekend wasn’t about a In a statement released the weekend with Friday man, it was just easy,” Stewart once again drove driver in the race, but one by his team, Mayfi eld said night action from Char- Radio City Christmas Show Martin said. “The car was his No. 14 Chevrolet to a who wasn’t in the event he believes the failed test is lotte. Nov. 14th-$89 • Nov. 21st-$1091 • Dec. 7th-$99pp awesome. top-fi ve fi nish, this week- at all. the result of a combination Contact Knoll, 17, of El- Martin started 12th and end taking third. Stewart’s Jeremy Mayfield, who of over-the-counter and pre- dora, at bknolljr4cmcherald @ Visit us online @ groupdestinations.com Call 609-889-2888 remained in the top-15 for teammate, Ryan Newman, had failed to qualify for the scription drugs, and says he yahoo.com nearly the entire race. But drove his No. 39 Chevy to Southern 500 Friday night, and his doctor are working it wasn’t until he took the a fourth-place fi nish, and was suspended indefi nitely with NASCAR to resolve lead from Tony Stewart points leader Jeff Gordon by NASCAR on Saturday the matter. ShoreS Shot All Star Basketball Camp with 46 laps remaining that took home fifth to give for violating NASCAR’s Nationwide Series: he led for the fi rst time. But Chevrolet a sweep of the substance abuse policy. Kyle Busch once again 20092 Summer & Fall Camp Schedule that was the only lead he top fi ve positions. Mayfi eld, the driver-own- dominated the Nationwide er of his No. 41 Toyota for Series Diamond Hill Ply- Mayfi eld Motorsports, will wood 200, leading 143 of SHORESO SHOT SUMMER SATURDAY WORKOUTS not be permitted to drive or the race’s 153 laps. But June 27, July 11, 18, 25, August 1, 8 • 10am-12 noon (Walkups Welcome) own a car in NASCAR until he failed to lead the most Session 1 - July 6-10, 8am-1pm • Session 2 - July 20-24, 8am-1pm • Session 3 - August 3-7, 8am-1pm An Emeritus Senior Living Community reinstated. important one – the last. 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The Panthers rumbled Middle Township stopped Over 6000 Future All Stars have attended Shore Shot ! Celebrating our 14th Anniversary of being the #1 past Lower, 23-11, May Lower Cape May, 5-3, May basketball camp in South Jersey. Great Coaches, Cool Air Conditioned Facilities, Trophies, Prizes. 6. Leigh DeLollis scored 5. Allie Walters tripled and whopping seven goals for earned the pitching win for Middle. Taylor Connelly Middle. Mary Beth Keeler scored three times for the knocked out two hits for AW FFICES OF ROOF CLEANING Caper-Tigers. Lower. L O Mold & Stain Removal DeLollis zipped fi ve goals Middle edged OLMA, STAGLIANO, DEWEESE & FUSCELLARO, P.A. in Middle’s 19-2 rout of Ab- 2-1, May 6. Tamara Gon- segami, May 8. nam singled home the 3200 PACIFIC AVENUE The Middle boys domi- game-winner. nated Lower Cape May, Cumberland Regional WILDWOOD, NEW JERSEY 08260 Serving Cape May County Since 1980 9-1, May 6. 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In response to the Spout Off in the May 6 Herald from a resident Does anybody know what the of Victorian Towers: The spouter complained about paying $230 for air Middle Township Zoning Board’s conditioning. Where else are you going to pay $46 a month for the use of function is? I’ve had issues for two air conditioning? The other seven months of the year, the electric is free. years and get no results. I get noth- It seems like the spouter is negative about things going on at the Towers: ing but pacifi ed when I call there rent, parking, getting things done etc. Where else could you live with and I get no return phone calls. this rent price and have all these conveniences? If you’re that dissatisfi ed, There’s businesses all over this why are you still living here? The staff here is very conscious of our needs township that are run legally. and does a very good job meeting them. This one isn’t and there’s nothing —Cape May being done. *** —Middle Township Why is a property on E. Morning Glory Road allowed to remain in such *** “A good community newspaper is a community in conversation with itself.” deplorable condition? It is a disgrace to the community. With all of the Once again our vote doesn’t —Walter Lippman inspectors in Wildwood Crest someone should be checking on it. 117 E. count in Dennis Township. That’s Morning Glory. It should be torn down. a disgrace. We voted down the The Herald invites you to contribute to Spout Off, your posi- You must identify your town. This newspaper will edit mes- —Wildwood Crest school board budget. They gave us tive statements whenever possible and, when necessary, your sages according to our space, your brevity, timeliness and good *** a $100,000 cut, the committee, constructive, negative thoughts. To do so, please visit our website taste. No more than one contribution per week, please. The Fleck family does not deserve any criticism. The parents work the Township Committee. Biggee. – www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com and click “submit” under full time jobs besides the store at night. The children are very special Out of $15 million guys, you’re a and work hard to help. Thanks for caring. I am trying to create a positive the “Spout Off” Heading. Your comments will be submitted If you would like share your views on a topic in greater de- disgrace, absolute disgrace. They anonymously from this form and limited to 600 characters. tail, consider submitting a letter to the Herald’s editorial page. image in Spout Off. spend, in the last couple years, less —North Cape May for tuition between $400-700,000 You may also mail, bring or fax (886-1879) a brief written Please send your letters to [email protected]. Be sure to *** and you can’t cut more than comment, which must arrive by 9 a.m. Friday. Or you can call give your name, address plus a phone number so we can call I can not believe it, if I was the Merion Inn, I would pull my ad from $100,000 out of a $15 million the Spout Off line at 886-1580. You will have one minute to to confi rm your submission. The Herald publishes only letters your paper so quick it would make your head spin. How dare you let budget? You’re not doing your jobs anonymously voice your views on any subject of public interest. submitted exclusively to this newspaper. what’s going on on your website, your Spout Off, on the computer go on as well as the school board is not like it is about the Merion Inn. They advertise in your paper and you’re doing their jobs. That’s a disgrace, Didn't See Your Spout Off In Print? Check Online at www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com letting a wacko trash a local business. People that live in this county work especially in this tough times that there. It’s totally out of hand what’s going on. If I was them I would sue we’re having right now in this their loans, which they knew they could not pay back. One more thing, in boardwalk near Convention Hall. Do you think he could clean up the you.. It’s ridiculous. How dare you let that go on? country. 1992 Clinton repealed the Glass Speigel Act which was instituted in 1933 dog poop that he leaves all over the boardwalk? —Cape May County —Dennis Township to stop these practices. As far as the war goes, the Democrats would be the —Wildwood (ED. NOTE: People will have these conversations. The Herald cannot *** fi rst ones to cry if they had a child or grandchild that was killed in a terrorist *** stop it, if we try, the conversation will only move elsewhere. Here at least, I’m calling from Avalon to thank attack and they could trace that weapon back to Iraq if Hussein was still in I would like to know why there’s so many vehicles on the Wildwood they can defend themselves and others who have had wonderful experi- the Cape May County Herald for power. They would blame Bush immediately for not taking him out. beach? Walking my small child on the beach the other day, it seemed like ences there can make that also known.) the Keep It section. Very very well —Cape May an auto race from the old Hunt’s Pier to Mariner’s Landing. Can’t something *** done and a great addition to the *** be done about these vehicles riding all over the beach? After all, the beach On the Opinion Page you have pictures of the Trade Center towers household. Thank you Herald! The Lower Township spouter seeking a radio station featuring oldies is to enjoy, not to be a speedway. burning with 2,947 reasons for supporting enhanced interrogation. My —Avalon and classics tune into WCMC, that’s 1230 AM. Jim McMilan provides —Wildwood other question is, how about the 5,000 people that have died in a war *** us with a great venue. *** that should never have happened? We should’ve never been there to begin As a taxpayer of West Wildwood —Dennisville What’s with all the crime in Ocean City these days? This town used with. It was just something George Bush wanted to get even with Saddam I would like to know who, or what, *** to be nice. Now I am afraid to leave the house. Hussein. Also, the World Trade Center, we have to remember our friends gave Jim Perloff the right to table To the spouter who doesn’t like 2 1/2 Men: Grow up already and buy —Ocean City the Saudis attacked them. Yeah, George Bush kisses them. the vote at Wildwood Public Hear- a remote for your television and then use it. *** —North Cape May ing concerning West Wildwood’s —Middle Township I am wondering if anyone knows of either a motel or campground that *** tentative agreement in reference *** allows you to purchase a member-ship to swim in their pools. Yes, we have To the guy in the red Ford Escort who drives on the parkway every morn- to the better water deal. I am About the parking meters that are on starting May 1 and everybody’s the glorious ocean, but a community pool would be wonderful as well. ing between 6:30 and 6:45 from mile marker zero up to exit 11: Please concerned. giving out tickets like they’re candy: You think maybe Cape May would —Court House remember not all parts of the parkway are 50 mph speed limits. You —West Wildwood give the locals a break because it’s only the fi rst day the meters are on? I *** are a danger to people when they’re coming up there in Rio Grande area *** saw 20 tickets on top of cars. You’d think there would be a grace period. I am hearing rumors that we may have access to the Shelter Haven doing 65 and you’re just puttin’ along at 50 and everybody has to swerve God’s word is very clear because How about one next year? property as a park this summer. I hope that is true. What a great improve- to miss you. Remember, try to go a little faster, maybe 60 might do, but God knew us before we were born. —Cape May ment in the appearance of the downtown district. The biggest complaint not 50. Going 45 in a 50 is just as bad. We are important to his plan. Also, *** heard about town has been that nothing is happening at that location. —Court House a fetus grows constantly after con- If somebody does you wrong you go to the police, but if the police do Glad to hear that someone is working responsibly to turn a negative into a *** ception as witnessed in ultrasounds you very wrong where do you go? I really would like to know. I just can’t positive and open it up. Let’s hope we can keep the naysayers from ruining To the person that says the auto makers are going under because of and confi rmed by medical experts. forget. Thank you very much. another good idea for the town. the unions: The Big 3, you forgot Toyota, Hyundai, some of these other Thou shall not murder refers to all —Wildwood Crest —Stone Harbor manufacturers of cars are actually union, and they actually are in the United human life and always did until (ED. NOTE: The county prosecutor. First, then the state Attorney *** States so that shot that theory down. Also, you say you get great benefi ts morality grossly declined in the General). To the spouter who said that the Bible is not the Constitution, you are at Lowe’s. You do imagine, that should be good, you have no protection as past few years. You couldn’t be *** so right. The Bible trumps the Constitution. If the Bible and the Constitu- they can fi re you any time they feel like it if you don’t feel good. Do you born again if you had been deprived I stay at 1300 Ocean Avenue in the summertime. I hope to play the tion disagree, we need to follow the Bible. have a pension plan? Do you have a 401K that you’re not paying out the of the miraculous gift of life. No horseshoe champion on July 4th on 13th Street. I hope I can do a little —Cape May nose through? Do you have dental or medical benefi ts or prescription woman has the right to say that she better than the last two years. I know he’s the champion. *** benefi ts that you’re not paying out the nose through? Or are you just like can kill her unborn baby. —Burlington To the Avalon Bush-hating spouter: The election was over six months these WalMart people who think they’ve got great benefi ts and actually —Goshen *** ago, and George W. is gone. Get on with your life…or is this only life you they take 3/4 of your pay just to pay for these benefi ts? *** Let’s go, Middle Township Zoning Board. Let’s stop with the selective have? While “W” made a lot of mistakes, he stood by them. He didn’t waffl e —Rio Grande Why is it taking the Wildwood zoning. Everybody should have to play by the rules. and change his position every other day, create the Barney Frank/Chris *** Crest Maintenance Department so —Middle Township Dodd Fannie Mae debacle, or impact our country’s security by demoral- Once again, here’s somebody else now complaining about Stockton Col- long to repair the men’s locker room *** izing our FBI and CIA. lege taking over the Ponderlodge or ex-Ponderlodge whatever they want at the Von Savage pool? It really is The spouter defending school sports is forgetting some important facts. —Green Creek to call it. You’re probably the same person who didn’t want them to build an inconvenience to those who pay The purpose of any high school is to educate students. That is their only *** that gated community for 65 and older there because you were worried good money to swim there. I wish intended purpose. There is nothing wrong with students playing sports but it I just read about the idea for leasing the Shelter Haven lot for outdoor about the traffi c and all that stuff. People you lost your chance with that. they would get their show on the shouldn’t be on the taxpayers’ dime. Schools also often maintain and expand park and movies and think it’s spectacular; a great way to make use of the That was a lot of tax revenue we lost, we get nothing now from the state. road and get it fi nished. sports programs at the expense of academics. Every dollar spent on sports otherwise fenced in eyesore. Something for the kids and grandfathers Now somebody else wants to do something with it besides sit and watch —Wildwood Crest is one less dollar for a real education. Let the parents of students who to do while the women shop. I just wonder who came up with the idea, the grass grow and you’re worried about college kids coming in there. Get *** want to play sports foot the bill for coach’s pay, insurance, bus drivers, because Mayor Walters didn’t think of it in the last 15 years. Maybe we your heads out of the sand and realize that some things do have to change. I’m calling in response to the bus fuel, maintenance and sports equipment rather than letting taxpayers should lease some freethinking from Avalon. You probably do live in Cape May “beach” with Villas zip code. Victorian Tower Spout Off about us shoulder the fi nancial burden. —Stone Harbor —North Cape May paying $230 for air conditioning. —Middle Township *** *** They forgot to tell you that’s for a six *** Thanks to the patriotic individual that defaced the VFW by lifting our About the person who talked about being in a fox-hole with Barrack month period and it’s only $230 for Lonegan, Lonegan, Lonegan beautiful red and yellow tulips. Hussein Obama: One, get over it. Two, I’d rather have him shake hands six months. Also, we have a won- --Cape May —Sea Isle City with somebody than kiss the Prince Saudi on the cheek three times like derful place here and if they think *** *** they all do as a gesture of friendship. Obviously you never saw that on the that they could do better elsewhere To the mayor of Wildwood, in 63 BC Cicero wrote his fi rst oration against I don’t know who owns the Acme shopping center, but he or she news because obviously you watch Fox and they don’t want to let you know please tell them to move because Cataline. I wish you could read this and refl ect upon it. And to all the good should be ashamed of themself. that the ex-President Bush (King Bush, as he thought he was) would kiss this is not what they’re making it citizens of Wildwood, you can also fi nd this on your computer. Read it and —Philadelphia somebody which is a greeting of respect and hello. Now remember, this is out to be. People were happy be enlightened to see what this man is doing to our great city. (ED. NOTE: Where?) the Saudis. If I remember right I don’t think one Iraqi was fl ying in those here until a few others moved in —Wildwood *** planes. I think they were Saudis. And if I remember right, the Saudis were and they want to start problems. We *** Any one else noticing the uncanny resemblance among fl oral arrange- our friends. As far as being in a fox-hole you let yourself know which TV don’t need that. We need a peaceful Doesn’t Miss California have a father, brothers, cousins, a boyfriend? If ments at city hall, the lighthouse and some public employee’s homes? station you do watch…FOX. life here and it’s wonderful. I’m very she does, they’re all cowards for allowing that low-life to get away with —North Wildwood —North Cape May upset about this. the things that he’s saying about her. What is happening to America? *** *** —Cape May —Cape May Any lawyer aspiring to the title of “your honor” should display a sense Just wanted to let the lady know who was looking for hard-to-fi t womens’ *** *** of fairness. Aligning political fa-vors to attain a judgeship while violating clothes. She wanted one in Rio Grande. There is a Fashion Bug that To the person from Swainton It’s party time from sunrise Monday to sunset Friday afternoon. One our constitutional law is a big mistake. carries bigger sized clothes. Just wanted to let her know. who blames Bush for our economic big party at taxpayers’ expense. Where: Securities and Exchange, —Cape May County —North Cape May problems: Do a little research. Go to Washington DC. Job applicants’ only requirements are: you must have *** *** www.cogressionalhearingsonfanni- a good liver, pass me another brewski, belch. Mr. Davenport stated he will not sign parade permits, and said as far emaeandfreddiemac.com You’ll see —Cape May County as he is concerned there will be no parades in Wildwood. This was stated that Bush wanted to investigate *** at last meeting and is record and on Google. He is doing nothing more BUYING and regulate both institutions If you are concerned about political corruption in Cape May County, than chasing away conventions and tourists. • Diamonds in 2005. He was accused of be- you only have yourself to blame. When was the last time you ever wrote a —Wildwood ing racist and not wanting to give letter or voiced your concern at a meeting? Belong to a group or church? *** • Jewelry mortgages to people who were not When, if ever, did they take a stand on anything? Just curious as to why the street light access cover that has been • Coins capable of paying them back. You’ll —Cape May County laying on the sidewalk, in front of it, with the bolt that holds it on, since also see Barney Frank and Maxine *** last fall has not been put back on. It’s on the corner of Magnolia and New • Gold Waters praising these lending insti- Ask yourself, if you voted for Obama who is the real president? Obama Jersey, right across from St. Ann’s, where children walk everyday. To make tutions for giving mortgages with can read a teleprompter very very well. But who are the back room things worse a couple weeks ago when the parks department fi rst came no money down to people who politicians who make up the policies that is read off that teleprompter? Is it to spruce up the park, all they did was lean the cover against the side of weren’t qualifi ed. You’ll also see Pelosi? Is it Reed? The United Automobile Workers or a group of donors who the base and put the bolt next to it. If they aren’t intelligent enough to put Artisans Alcove John McCain warning us to stop gave millions to Obama? This is something I would really like to know. a cover in the slot, shouldn’t they at least get somebody who is? Having ESTATEESTATE JEWELERSJEWELERS these lending practices and what —Lower Township an open junction box that is probably 480v is a very hazardous situation. would happen to our economy if it *** Even the people who only cut grass should know this. Oh yeah, the cover OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK • 10 am to 5 pm didn’t. Oh, and by the way, when It’s been called critical to say that President B.O. suggested loaning at Poplar and New Jersey has fallen off too, but that has only been about Obama was a community activist in 523 Lafayette Street, Cape May money to Hamas. I am here to say that he didn’t. It wasn’t a suggestion two-to-three weeks. I guess it hasn’t been long enough to even think of Chicago, he instructed people how and it wasn’t a loan. The amount of money that he gave to Hamas was doing anything there yet. 898-0202 • www.artisansalcove.com to threaten banks if they did not get $900 million, almost $1 billion, or on average, $3 for every man, woman, —Wildwood and child in America. I remember having heard it said that if you fund *** terrorists then you are a terrorist. How about the prices of junk? —Cape May Beach —Court House /LH]`+\[`+VJR *** *** I can’t believe that Social Services will pay for a two time convicted I can’t believe that the accident from last Tuesday when the people in /HYK^HYLV\[ZPKLHUKPUZPKL felon with drug charges and child endangerment charges and pay for their the Shelby hit the house on Rt .9 was never published. Who is protecting JVYULYZTHSLHUKMLTHSL housing, their schooling, their food stamps and give them cash while at these two? All other accidents are printed in the Herald. LUMBER, FENCE & STONE CO. ;JVUULJ[VYZOVVWZSHKKLYZ the same time that person cannot, and will not, support his own daughter. —Middle Township These people really need to start getting a job. *** WHOLESALE - RETAIL HUKZ[YVMVHTIPSSL[[ZJVTL —Petersburg Why is that man who crashed in that house on April 8 out driving Drywall, Hardware & Building Materials ZLLV\YZ\WWS`HUKHZR`V\Y *** his motorcycle? He was cited for DWI, suspended DL and other charges KVJRI\PSKPUNX\LZ[PVUZ I would just like to thank Sue Keene from Avalon for everything she pending. Who does he know in the Middle Township Police Department Treated Lumber On Sale does for all of us. She truly is the backbone of Avalon. She deserves much to be protected? This is crazy. credit. She is always willing and able to assist any one person or group in —Rio Grande Roberts & New Jersey Aves. ANNUAL FENCE SALE our town. Thanks again Sue, we love you! *** —Avalon Are you so loyal to the shoobies that you refuse to put anything bad Wildwood, 522-8395 30 Mon.-Fri. 7:30am-5pm • Sat. 8-4 3.5% ¾˝ 6X8 Stockade - $33 *** about them in your paper? I wrote in last week and you didn’t print my Open Sunday 9-2 Sales ¾˝ 5X8 Stockade - $2540 To the residents of Sandman Towers in Wildwood: If you’d like to article about how the locals really don’t like these nasty and foul tourists. Tax sign the recall, please call 609-741-6114 or 609-522-5657. Leave your They need to stay in Wildwood and Cape May and out of North Cape May 416 State Hwy. 47 South ¾˝ 4X8 Stockade - $2235 name and phone number. Someone will gladly come and let you sign and Villas. The locals were not put here to serve them. Green Creek, 889-9090 in the petition. —North Cape May Mon.-Fri. 7am-5pm • Sat. 8am-1pm Wildwood! Full ¾˝ Thick Pickets -—Wildwood (ED. NOTE: Since you sent your Spout Off in after the deadline, Thurs- Closed Sunday *** I’m calling about the man who walks the big brown dog up on the (Page A15 Please) Herald Newspapers May 13 2009 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A15 Spout Off The newly rebuilt section of the boardwalk is beautiful. Alternatively, the chainsaw. They also don’t seem to have any building —Cold Spring (From Page A14) convention center could use a small part of their giant parking lot, and permits posted. *** also benefi t from increased midweek parking revenues. —Ocean View So Flecks doesn’t accept debit cards. Big deal, day 5 p.m., it didn’t get printed until the next week. It was published in —Wildwood *** who cares? the May 6 edition.) *** Spouter you need to check your mailbox more often. —Lower Township *** I am from Philadelphia and own a condo in North Wildwood where I pay I am a summer resident who lives out of town like many *** Thanks Team Avalon for bringing the truth to the voters. Our tax rate is high taxes. I have been waiting for the city to report to the people exactly others do and got the post card in plenty of time like To the person in North Cape May about the 86-year- the lowest in the state. Our government is effi cient and fi scally responsible what happened at the recreation center last year. The newspaper article of many others did, and was at that meeting. The new old woman in Wildwood. My father is 90 years old much to the chagrin of the ‘tax and spend’ minority who post nothing but Sept. 3 reported a “report recommended fi ring North Wildwood workers mayor is doing a fi ne job. You need to stop your negativ- and can run circles around you. Just because you are negativity. Keep up the good work. Avalon government is working. in recreation probe.” It is almost a year now, and I see that the recreation ity. It’s people like you who are trying to divide West 86 does not mean you can’t remember. You are prob- —Avalon head is still working. Why is the man working after what I read in the Wildwood. I think it is a disgrace how those handful of ably one of the guys who doesn’t use his turn signal to *** paper? Is the retired police chief still working on the problem? bullies who come to the meetings trying to discourage change lanes. Someday you will be there. I love the people who drive all the way from 347 to Court House on —Philadelphia the new mayor. I had the pleasure of meeting Mayor —Bellmawr Route 47 going 30 mph. Are you kidding me? If you can’t drive on a road *** Frederick and talked to him for a very long time. He is *** at the correct speed then you shouldn’t have a license. Get off the road For the Avalon spouter who suffers the delusion that liberals and a very intelligent person and cares a heck of a lot about Hey Bill, the whole neighborhood is tired of hearing and let us by. Thank-you. Democrats are at fault for the condition of our country: Conservatives the residents of West Wildwood. Wise up people, you you work on your loud, obnoxious motorcycle. You —Rio Grande occupied the White House for 20 out of 28 years through W’s second term. could not have voted for a better person than he. really need to be more considerate of your neighbors... *** And they controlled Congress for the majority of those years. It is you, your —West Wildwood/Lancaster, Pa. and clean up your yard. To the people who are complaining about the baby fetus guy: First guy George “24 percent” Bush and your fellow conservatives who are to *** —Villas off, New Jersey is the land of idiots and second, it’s not a life yet. It’s for blame for the disastrous state of our economy, education and health care Who does the board of the Lower Cape Hockey *** the research to save lives that are already living. What you’re saying is like systems, foreign relations and environment. think they are, the rulers of the children? They tried to It’s just sad to see what lengths county personnel calling all the eggs inside of a woman little babies and they will all be born. —Avalon stop the South Jersey Hurricanes to no avail, and now will go to when trying to “push” someone out of a Come on people let it go. You can’t change anything anyway. *** they are working on the new roller hockey organization job...amazing how inhumane a person can be...how do —Middle Township I read in the Spout Off last week about a beef and beer benefi t telling parents that the roller hockey is not permitted you sleep at night? *** about Timothy Smith. There is going to be a beef and beer benefi t for to use the rinks during their season. LCHA board —Court House We would like to thank everyone for showing their support for the Roy “ Bobo” Smith and Tarzon “ Bernie Mac “ Smith. Someone wants members have no right to tell any organization who can *** greyhounds at the Stone Harbor Seafood Festival Saturday. It’s so nice the people having it to stop the benefi t for whatever reason. The people and cannot use these rinks; that is up to the recreation I saw that same leprechaun at 20th and New Jersey. to know that people do have big hearts. Thanks again and remember, having this are doing it out of the kindness of their hearts. They are not department. The only rink that LCHA has power over He was leading a pack of feral cats and jumped right Greyhounds need homes. doing this for themselves; they are helping some of the families with the is the one at the airport. in front of my car as well. Everyone reading this should —Rio Grande fi nancial hardships they are enduring from this tragedy. We are welcoming —North Cape May be on the look out, as you never know where you’re *** everyone to join us on May 17 from 4-8 p.m at the Shamrock Cafe to help *** going to see him. When is the code enforcement offi cer going to clean up the mess some of the families out. An Avalon spouter “doesn’t believe” that the home- —North Wildwood at the end of Arizona Avenue? How many of the vehicles are properly —North Wildwood less cat problem is due to cats that are abandoned, *** registered and insured there? *** and cites “feral cats” instead. How does the spouter In response to last week’s spouter who spies many —Lower Township Congratulations to the Lower Cape May Regional High School bus think that cats become feral? Do they drop from the illegal Mexicans, Russians, Romanians, and Irish walk- *** drivers for placing fi rst, second, sixth, and eleventh in the state drivers sky? What the spouter believes and what is reality ing the streets of Wildwood. I agree that she has reason What’s wrong with this picture? The mayor wants donations to clean competition on May 2 at Six Flags Great Adventure. It’s great to know our are two entirely different matters. But the spouter has to be alarmed. Last week I observed three suspicious up the eyesore at 96th and Third. Why should the owner be left off the kids are safe on the school buses here. Good luck again next year. made his/her choice — to remain ignorant and so, or looking Italians strolling along the Wildwood board- hook? Is there no ordinance (as in most towns) to penalize and enforce an —Lower Township was said, doomed to suffer the consequences of his/ walk. Something has to be done. owner to clean up his or her own property? The codes for regular property *** her ignorance. —Wildwood owners are very stringent - just imagine if we were to put up a chain-link How’s that Wildwood Renaissance going? And the rebirth of Pacifi c —Avalon *** fence and let weeds overgrow the lot. Our once beautiful town is becom- Avenue? I especially love the boarded-up businesses littering the down- *** Regarding the opinion page of April 29 and the ing shabbier looking by the day (and you can throw in the messy looking town area. Gives it a nice ghetto feel you can’t fi nd in many resort towns. Why did President Obama cancel the White House political cartoon of the fl aming Twin Towers of 9/11: mall to the mix). The mayor and council should forget the “library on the (except maybe A.C.) So to all the politicians in charge: Way to go guys. participation in the National Day of Prayer? His spokes- The caption read, “2,974 reasons for supporting beach” and clean up our downtown. You’re really earning your money. man said the president prefers to pray alone. Even the enhanced interrogation.” I say if our CIA had the —Stone Harbor —North Wildwood National Day of Prayer is all about him. least bit of enhanced intelligence, 9/11 would never (ED. NOTE: Ord. 1259, adopted June 6, 2006, allows the borough to *** —Erma have occurred. trim weeds on private property and bill the property owner.) What, no Cinco De Mayo parade in North Wildwood? Our Latino *** —Green Creek *** visitors coming to the free Wildwoods are not going to be happy about Summer Camp: The mayor told us that Goshen Com- *** How many more signs will it take to get people to leave their dogs this political incorrectness. plex will be having a summer camp. An outside person The mayor and his cronies have again caused heart- at home? It’s a law. No dogs on school grounds 24/7 and playgrounds. —North Wildwood is holding the camp and from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. I wish I only ache and despair. The construction offi ce, the fi re depart- Hopefully the police won’t have to waste time in chasing your dog and can *** worked 9-3, but most of us parents work longer than ment, and that kid they hired to inspect places are going do their job where it is really needed. At this writing we just had a terrible week of rain and dark clouds. We’ve that. No trips, no bus transportation, and the camp only to cost the taxpayers big time. What is their excuse this —North Cape May had wind gusts above 30 mph. Solar cells would be useless and windmills goes up to fi fth grade not helping us parents. time? They have cost us business and property owners *** would be locked down because they cannot survive wind gusts that high. —Middle Township so much money…making us bend over backwards to Free trees for the citizens of Cape May — big deal. The city does nothing Obama wants to shut down clean coal plants. Where do we get the *** please their inspectors, who apparently don’t know in the fall when the leaves drop from the trees. The trees are not trimmed electricity we need for everyday living including for our electric cars? I had an occasion to be in a local doctor’s offi ce this themselves what they are doing. Now the state has told and the street sweeper cannot fi t under them to clean up the fallen leaves. —Sea Isle City past week, and when it was time for me to leave, I had me that my condo must be altered to comply with state Instead of planting trees all around town, they should stick them all on Ohio *** to wait for a patient to give the nurse a cosmetic building codes. What gives? We just went through this Avenue. New trees should be planted after there is a plan to take proper Recently I was looking for two specifi c Vera Bradley patterns for my order fi rst. This is not right. They should have done this same kind of thing a few years ago. Why were we not care of existing trees. Give the free trees to citizens that want to take granddaughters. I tried several stores and was told they were out. Only at another time not at the checkout window. I would told of this before we spent so much buying a place that care of them instead of this random planting confusion. The environment Sandpiper Embroidery in the Crest offered to call the company and fi nd feel sorry for any body that couldn’t walk or stand very did not comply with the same codes every town in New does not need unwanted trees. Environmental friendliness is taking care out if they could get them. They called and had them shipped overnight long to have to wait for this to be done. Jersey must comply with? of what you already have. so I would have them in time for the girls’ party. Please remember to —Cape May —Wildwood —Cape May patronize our local stores here in the Wildwoods. *** *** *** —Wildwood Do we need all those games on the boardwalk and What’s the story with the Townsend Inlet Civic I do not understand: close to a trillion dollars to tear down Iraq and *** tattoo places? They attract the wrong element. Families Center? The place needs to have a total rehab or tear rebuild it, for no reason other than self-profi teering by the architects of I was disturbed to read in the Herald about the people in Sandman can’t even take a walk up there at night in the summer. it down (it’s an eyesore). It’s time to take down the the fi asco. Republicans have no complaints, but money to stimulate, Towers who said they called the recall committee to sign the petition Also, some of those “t-shirt stores” — scary. Christmas decorations and the very ugly sign as you invest in, rebuild and further our own nation and the Republicans are full and received no response. I think the recall committee should return their —Wildwood enter town . of complaints...and that is the history of Republicans, always complaining call, and if they, the tenants, are unable to get out to sign it, send someone *** —Townsends Inlet about investing in our own country. over from the committee to obtain the signatures. Help them out; they If the mayor of Stone Harbor is serious, and wants *** —North Cape May are willing to help you out. the borough to lease the Shelter Haven property Mayor says no borough money for a temporary fi x *** —Wildwood and possibly allow live music on the corner, better up of Sprandio’s property. Is our borough solicitor Mayor Troiano is looking into a garage on the backs of the taxpayers *** check your laws about outdoor entertainment. If you’re preparing the lease pro bono? I always thought the to benefi t a few high-rise developers and has also decided to address While driving through Rio Grande last week, I saw a man carrying not sure, check with Avalon; they have a ton of laws lessor prepared the lease. Town benches and fl ower the deplorable condition of our city roads after ignoring them for all the a blow-up doll from his car. All the while a school bus was picking up prohibiting everything, I’m sure they can lend you urns purchased for Third Avenue to be placed on years he’s been in offi ce. The city is in an economic crisis and so are the children. Does he know what discretion is? These are impressionable one. I think the mayor has a great idea. That property the lot. Mayor you are speaking with a forked tongue taxpayers due to uncontrollable spending by Troiano and Davenport. All children. I’ll pray for him. can be spruced up and it would be nice to see the bay again. no borough money? What a joke. A waste of spending needs to stop immediately. The streets have been bad for —Wildwood from the corner. borough property and money for private property. The years, even during the condo boom, and the mayor did nothing. We’re *** —Avalon millionaire doctor should be fi xing his eyesore lot up facing a 40-cent per $100 of assessed value tax increase, and Troiano and What’s the deal with Social Services in Rio Grande? There’s a guy that *** at his expense. Davenport have no plan on reducing taxes, just more spending to benefi t works with me, yes he’s employed, and Social Services gives him $734 To all the spouters who are praising those who are —Stone Harbor their special interest groups. Recall of Troiano and Davenport seems to a month for a room at a motel. Isn’t this taxpayer money? I am all for feeding the feral cats, shame on you. Now that all this *** be the only solution to saving Wildwood. helping the underprivileged, but this guy is working the system and living food is out and about I have a Yehti that keeps coming Here are the phone numbers again to sign the “recall —Wildwood off my tax money Who do I go to about it? around my house and I can’t get rid of it. I called animal petition:” 741-6114 or 555-5657. Call anytime. We *** —Rio Grande control to come and catch him and they just laughed at will come to your house or meet with you. Don’t be When is the Optimist Club going to pay the city the fee set by the *** me. I pay taxes that pay their salary and I sure as heck intimated. This is your chance to do the right thing. recreation commission for use of the building? Are the rules different for I just wanted to thank our local elected offi cials for raising the munici- don’t want a Yehti running around my neighborhood. Sign the petition. Call us. the hypocrites in city hall? Why isn’t every team in the hockey league pal taxes by $100. Guess it wasn’t enough to raise the water and sewer I get home from work and one will scurry behind a —Wildwood paying their fair share? If your coach is a councilman, does that make you rates and tolls on the local bridges. Is this really a good economic time for bush like I can’t see it. It’s a Yehti for goodness sakes. *** exempt from the rules? It’s business as usual in city hall. increases when you should be looking for decreases instead? So much for Someone needs to do something before they start eating Will someone tell me how the mayor can vote on —North Wildwood promises of not increasing taxes and everything else. Remember next all the piping plovers. removing a bridge when he stands to gain from it? *** election time people. —Middle Township More than six boat slips is in a marina, and now the The West Wildwood mayor put on the show of shows at the last meet- —Middle Township (ED. NOTE: What’s a yehti?) Venice Avenue Marina with zero off-street parking ing. He tried to fool the veterans. Herb baited the veterans by buying into *** *** can dock bigger boats. That’s what happens when you the wall in Wildwood. His purpose was to use the veterans to play political I would like to know why the Stone Harbor chamber chose not to To the spouter who has a problem with a property abuse your power. games with the other commissioner. And he fooled someone on Avenue I have a rain date for the Sail into Summer event. It was cold and raining on Glenwood Avenue: Glenwood Avenue is zoned —West Wildwood to write letters. People get the true facts. the majority of the weekend. We could not stay there with our kids and commercial. Get your facts straight. Maybe you would *** —West Wildwood enjoy anything. There are so few events in town as it is, and this one was like a Wawa there instead. I went to pay my water bill and was told we can- *** really spoiled by the weather. I think the chamber should consider a rain —West Wildwood not take your payment. I later fi nd out Herb and Jerry Is there something that can be done about barking dogs in West Cape date next year. *** made a deal with Wildwood to sell the water utility and May? I am jolted awake every morning between 6 and 8 a.m. to the tune —Avalon To all the spouters worried about feral cats, relax. told all the residents not to pay their bills. A smart of neighbor’s barking dogs. There are eight dogs in the near vicinity in *** They are getting plenty to eat by catching shore birds. businessperson does not stop collecting money without four homes. I have worked for over 50 years and am fi nally able to sleep Dogs are on the beach in Cape May Point because ignorant people Watch the dunes sometime; the cats do a nice job of a signed contract that can’t be reversed. I am afraid to in. This is always a rude and annoying way to wake up. I have spoken to think that the “No Dogs on Beach” signs are not for them. hunting birds. see what this is costing the taxpayers. the neighbors and gone to the township. Nothing has been done and this —Cape May Point —Ocean City —West Wildwood continues. I have even called the police though, I believe they have other *** *** *** more important things to take care of. I thought this was a community to To all you birdwatchers out there: we year-round residents understand Wildwood has one of the nicest beaches and Lower Township Police are a joke. I laugh every retire to, but there must be something that can be done about inconsiderate your desire to see the birds visiting our Delaware Bay this time of year but boardwalks in the world, and I traveled the world. The time I see them. neighbors who leave dogs barking all day while they are gone. I don’t think please, show some respect for the humans as well. Please don’t block water parks are Disney quality. The town is safe, the —North Cape May this is allowed in other townships and I’m sorry to say I dread the beautiful roads and driveways; go to designated areas for viewing, not residents’ people are friendly and there is a lot to do. For those (ED. NOTE: Even in your rear view mirror?) weather coming because I hate to have my windows open. decks and porches and don’t leave trash on the ground. If you keep this —West Cape May who do not agree, go to one of the in mind, the precious time we have with these visiting birds will be a *** other towns and you can sit and pleasure for all. Who is responsible for the work being done at Maple and Ocean? What watch the beach disappear. —Cape May County is the purpose of the goat rodeo going on at this intersection? I watch week —Wildwood *** after week as they dig the same huge holes in the street over and over again, *** We are at a critical time in Wildwood with the recall. It is very important patch them up, then reopen them again. Tens of thousands of gallons of Last night’s meeting at the Fire- that we, in the last week of obtaining signatures, all sign the petition or water are being wasted at each opening. Sometimes they all leave while the house was standing room only to face the same tax and spend on the backs of the taxpayers. Taxes are water just continues to be pumped down the sewer. Is there a plan for see and hear our three candidates already going up. Get out and sign it, or we will be forced out of Wildwood this work? If so, it cannot be a good one because this has been going on running for the two open borough by the mayor and commissioner. Do the right thing to save the future of for months and I would like to know how much it is costing the taxpayers. council seats in the June 2 primary. Wildwood. With new leadership, it will only get better. It is a disaster This is another classic example of a city running amuck. John Ruskey, Judy Davies Dunhour happening now Change is needed, so let’s think of the future with better —Wildwood and Joan Kramar each gave enthu- leadership and quality of living in Wildwood for years to come. *** siastic presentations and answered —Wildwood I almost laughed out loud when someone said Fox News didn’t spread questions candidly. Our town is *** propaganda. Even if they don’t, a large number of them are still incred- blessed and lucky to have three West Cape May’s exorbitant fees now imposed on anyone trying to ibly biased. such qualifi ed and positive people save the environment and reduce their usurious utility bills by installing/ —Wildwood willing to serve.. building alternative energy devices, should come as no surprise. With *** —Stone Harbor Kaithern and her sidekicks in charge, taxes have skyrocketed, a litigious Cut Obama some slack. I doubt any president will ever be the “death *** mentality prevails, and no decision is made without the devising of another of the nation.” Please President Obama and VP secret concoction of squeezed money from the taxpayers. To re-elect this —Wildwood Biden. Never go get a hamburger kind of public servant would be counterproductive to healthy, community- *** together again. Do you know how oriented government. Come on Wildwood, let’s get with it. Why not set up a farmer’s market close you made us to having Pelosi —West Cape May such as West Cape May’s well-run and well-attended offering? This would as the president? As a reminder *** be good for area farmers and crafters, and would be another good reason she is next in line in case something Who is doing the work on the old Hope Buck house next to Pine Haven to visit Wildwood. The logistics, easy: Rent the same boardwalk area that happens to you two. in Ocean View? 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The The group had been drinking prior to entering the C- determined that the C-View had a duty to protect Nesbitt best summer excitement in the world. role for humanity is to carry our historical View having previously drunk from a 12-pack of beer and from the foreseeable risk of injury to himself and others With our lovely beaches and exciting liturgy and have it connect into the mean- pint of rum purchased from the Seaville Tavern. Later, at by insuring that he did not drive while intoxicated. boardwalk, people from all over the world ing in our lives today making everything the C-View, they ordered pitchers of beer at their table, Why did the Supreme Court overrule the appeals come to our town to experience the great meaningful. but Nesbitt was only served Cokes. court? joy of summer. We begin summer with the According to court documents, Hamby sneaked the After hearing arguments on Dec. 2 last year, the top freedom of time as we get ready Just before the beginning of the pint of rum inside his pocket, and slipped rum into court said that a complaint cannot be raised for the fi rst for much-needed vacations. Some reading of the 10 Commandments, Nesbitt’s soda glass under the table. time in an appellate court opinion. It said that Bauer did of us have less freedom now but found in this festival’s Torah por- Sometime after leaving the C-View, Nesbitt drove into not pursue the theory that the bar negligently served have the joy of thriving summer tion, the Torah records that “God a guardrail and rolled over, killing Hamby. Nesbitt was Hamby alcohol while he was visibly intoxicated so the businesses. May, for us Jews, spoke all these words, saying… thrown through the car’s back window. appeals court wrongly used that as a basis of their deci- is also a time for learning as we ”The rabbis of Midrash Sh’mot Neither was wearing seatbelts. Nesbitt’s blood alcohol sion. prepare for Shavuot, the holiday Rabbah notice an apparently un- level was more than twice the legal limit at the time of Also, it said that the state Dram Shop Act provides that necessary word: “all.” Wouldn’t the crash. a licensed server “shall be deemed to have been negligent commemorating the Torah being Nesbitt pled guilty to the sentence have worked just as only when the server served a visibly intoxicated person, received by Moses on Mount Sinai second-degree vehicular well without it? And if so, then or served a minor.” Since the C-View never served Nes- and brought to the Israelites. We homicide and DWI. He was what was intended by its inser- bitt, it was not liable for his actions. will have at Beth Judah Temple What’s sentenced to a five-year tion? What additional lesson is the Torah According to Justice Barry T. Albin, who wrote the our fi rst Tikun Le’il Shavuot on May 28 prison term. According to trying to teach? opinion for a unanimous court, Bauer’s expert engaged in at 7:30 p.m. where we will learn about Cooking? the state Department of The midrash responds that this phrase speculation by concluding that Nesbitt would have shown the Jewish concept of heaven, hell, and Next week’s menu of Corrections, Nesbitt served indicates that every generation has a voice signs of intoxication before he left the bar. the holiday of Shavuot. meals served by the Cape time from May 5, 2004 in how God’s word from Sinai is translated “In this case, Nesbitt left the Inn on his own power; he Shavuot is the festival celebrating God’s May County Nutritional through July 31, 2008. into life: “These are the souls that will one Project for the Elderly. was not stumbling or falling down and did not give any revelation of Torah, and has become one He was released from day be created...although they did not yet indication that he would be an imminent menace once he of Judaism’s hidden jewels. Far more Jews Mountainview Youth Cor- exist, still each one received his share of Monday, May 18: left the premises,” the Supreme Court opinion stated. observe Yom Kippur or Passover than stay rectional Facility. the Torah. Not only did all the prophets Hot roast beef sandwich, “Because the Inn did not serve alcohol or allow alcohol up to midnight on Shavuot to learn, as is Hamby’s mother, Kath- receive their prophecy from Sinai, but also mashed potatoes, peas, to be served to Nesbitt, under the Dram Shop Act it had tradition. What makes this relative obscu- leen Bauer, filed a com- each of the Sages that arose in every gen- salad, tapioca pudding, no duty to monitor Nesbitt to ensure that he was not rity all the more unfortunate is that the no- plaint against Nesbitt, his eration received his wisdom from Sinai.” tomato rice soup. intoxicated. We therefore reverse the Appellate Divi- tion of God giving the Torah to the Jewish mother and the C-View. Sinai becomes our metaphor for fi nding Tuesday, May 19: Lem- sion and reinstate the trial court’s summary-judgment people is at the center of Judaism in every The complaint’s count the essential nature of God expressed on pepper chicken, rice dismissal of plaintiff’s negligent- supervision cause of age, and remains so in every contemporary against the bar alleged though the brilliance of his words. That pilaf, California mixed veg- action against the Inn.” expression of Jewish religion. that the Inn committed is the true revaluation. etables, cucumber salad, Bauer’s attorney Rudolf Westmoreland, however, noted While the idea of revelation is at ev- common-law negligence This is the essential role of our faith on chocolate pudding. that the court did not exclude suing bars for serving people eryone’s core, the exact nature of that and violated the Dram this unique holiday. We have an oppor- Wednesday, May 20: who then make bad decisions by getting into cars with revelation has always been a debate and a Shop Act by serving the tunity to fi nd this deep connection to our Pork in gravy, Mediter- intoxicated drivers. He just said they dismissed this case rich discussion amongst those who study underage Nesbitt alcohol faith in God and our Torah with questions ranean vegetables, roasted because that argument was not pursued in the original Torah. One of the debates we are experi- when he was visibly in- of the great sages and our own points of potatoes, applesauce, va- trial case. encing within our faith is the issue of rev- toxicated or allowing him view. We can see farther than the sages nilla cake w/icing. “I think the court made a courageous decision by leav- elation and its importance in our faith. In to consume alcohol in his when we allow ourselves to stand on the Thursday, May 21: ing it open,” Westmoreland said. “Intoxicated passengers what way did God make divine will known clearly impaired condi- shoulders of their greatness. We learn Chicken stew, rotini pasta, involved in accidents can now sue the bar directly, rather at Mt. Sinai, and in what way do we come tion, proximately causing more when we have our minds open and broccoli, roll, salad, diced than the driver.” to know God’s will for today? Hamby’s death. The com- question, yet we must always make our- peaches, chicken vegetable The court also found that state laws do not require bars At one end of the debate are those who plaint does not allege that selves the center of the argument when soup. to monitor a person to whom it did not serve alcohol, claim that each and every word in the the Inn acted negligently we receive the Torah and make it part of Friday, May 22: Meat- even if that person was intoxicated. Torah is literally God’s word. Not only the or violated the Dram Shop our lives. ball sub, Prince Edward “Permitting a negligent-supervision cause of action to words of the Torah, but subsequent proph- Act by serving Hamby al- The power of God’s voice resonates vegetables, salad, fruit proceed in this case would fl y in the face of the liability ecies by Israel’s prophets, and subsequent cohol when he was visibly whenever Jews study and live our sacred cocktail. limits that the Legislature put in place in the Dram Shop rulings by rabbinic sages are all understood intoxicated. traditions, whenever rabbinic sages argue Monday, May 18: Act and would impose on alcoholic beverage servers the as being given by God at Mt. Sinai. The original trial court about new phenomenon or seek to apply Chicken salad on wheat duty to monitor every guest, including those to whom no The other extreme is to see revela- decision dismissed the Judaism in new ways. In all of those bread, macaroni salad, ba- alcohol was served, for signs of possible intoxication,” tion as all encompassing so as to become claims against the C-View instances, we touch base again with the nana, and apple juice. court documents stated. almost meaningless. This view sees the because there were no wit- mysterious power of encountering God Tuesday, May 19: Our readers’ online comments include: will of God in everything that happens, nesses or facts to support afresh, a new Sinai that recurs over and Corned beef, lettuce and • “This bogus lawsuit was nothing more than a in all literature, in art, in music, even in the argument that Nesbitt over again whenever Jews harvest their tomato, wheat bread, cook- greedy money grab attempt by dirt bag lawyers. Enough important movies. If everything emerges drank alcohol served to the heritage anew. ies, tomato juice. is enough. People need to be held responsible for their from the will of God, then no single path table by the Inn’s employ- This is the ideal that we hope to Wednesday, May 20: own actions. Blaming third parties is out of control. Score to God can serve as a reliable vehicle for ees. The trial court held celebrate on May 28 and the following Egg salad platter, potato one for common sense. We need lawsuit reform in this piety and obedience. This seems to take also that even if Nesbitt had Shabbat morning of May 30 as we prepare salad, ambrosia, crackers, country. Unfortunately Lawyers make up the courts and away the importance of our Torah. Even consumed alcohol secreted once again to accept the Torah as the cranberry juice. legislature so that is unlikely.” though I love movies and literature I don’t into the bar, the Inn could principal of our faith. I hope to see you Thursday, May 21: • “I wish Jay was still agree with this view of faith. not be held liable. all Shavuot weekend as we experience Ham and cheese on rye, AARP Spring here...” The view I, and many in the conser- Hamby’s mother ap- our fi rst Tikun on Thursday and holiday three-bean salad, diced • “Did you ever notice vative movement believes fl ows out of pealed the decision. services on Saturday. pears, vegetable juice. Safe Driving that there is ample parking our rational and our traditional views. According to court docu- Have a Chag Semaiach Friday, May 22: Turkey at every bar, be it spaces Conservative Judaism has always been ments, the appeals panel Classes Slated Rabbi Jeffrey Lipschultz is the spiritual and Swiss on pumpernick- or huge lots?????? Even if somewhere in the middle of these two sided with Hamby’s mother leader Beth Judah Temple in Wildwood. el, lettuce, tomato, but- the guy didn’t get drunk extremes, asserting that the Torah and fi nding that the Inn served COURT HOUSE — The He welcomes your comments at dvjew- terscotch pudding, grape winter schedule for the there.... the parking lot subsequent traditions do embody the will alcohol to a visibly intoxi- of God, without necessarily insisting that [email protected] juice. AARP Drivers Safety Pro- blatantly justifi es drinking cated Hamby, who because gram has been announced. and driving. People don’t of his impaired state got It is as follows: drink alcohol to not feel into a car with an intoxi- May 27 and 28: 5-9 p.m., anything. Lose the lot and cated driver. The appellate DeVico Senior Center. Con- spaces and you wont lose WANTED WANTED judges also found that the tact Frank Angelone, 463- lives.” Inn could be liable for neg- 0939. This story was fi rst pub- ligently supervising Nesbitt June 24 and 25: 5-9 lished at capemaycounty- BY CAPE MAY BY CAPE MAY who, based on the expert’s p.m., DeVico Senior Center. herald.com report, would have been Contact Frank Angelone, COUNTY LAW COUNTY LAW showing signs of intoxica- 463-0939. ENFORCEMENTE ENFORCEMENTE

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Articles for Sale- ERMA, PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE OF sale without further notice of publication. 753113 with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be 830 Kathryn Blvd: ✰✰✰✰✰ APPLICATION FOR RENEWAL OF All publication costs are paid for by the plain- 4x Fee=$126.36 added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed STOCKADE FENCE, MOVING SALE! Yard Sale ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSES tiff. 04/29, 05/06, 05/13, 05/20/09 check or treasurer’s check in the amount of Spruce: 140’ of 6’ h, 56’ 2009-2010 LICENSE TERM ______20% of the bid price is required. May 16, 8am- 2pm. Saturday, May 16, 2008 Attorney: PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG SHERIFF’S SALE of 4’ h, new. $1290 or Notice is hereby given that applications to Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any 8am- Noon. 9005 New best offer (paid $2300). renew all annual alcoholic beverage licenses 753112 By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out sale without further notice of publication. Jersey Ave. , Wild- will be fi led with the Director of the Division of 4x Fee=$199.26 of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery All publication costs are paid for by the plain- 609-770-8720 Alcoholic Beverage Control or the municipal 04/29, 05/06, 05/13, 05/20/09 Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- tiff. wood Crest local license issuing authority and may be ______BER F 12425 08 therein, pending wherein Yard/Tag Sale- approved on or after May 1st of this year. SHERIFF’S SALE WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK AS TRUSTEE Attorney: ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- ✰✰✰✰✰ Objection to any renewal should be made im- FOR WAMU MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH MAN mediately in writing to the Municipal Clerk of By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out CERTIFICATES SERIES 2007-HE2 TRUST is Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer Articles For Sale- the municipality where the license is located if of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery the plaintiff AND ALAN DENTE, ET AL, are the 753114 ✰✰✰✰✰ WebID #: 177988 that license sells alcoholic beverages to con- Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public 4x Fee=$165.24 — sumers, or the Director, Division of Alcoholic BER F 21239 07 therein, pending wherein venue on: 04/29, 05/06, 05/13, 05/20/09 WHITE Glass topped picnic MOVING SALE Beverage Control, P.O. Box 087, Trenton, New EMIGRANT MORTGAGE COMPANY, INC. WEDNESDAY THE 27TH DAY OF ______table, “Telescope”, 41” W x CONTENTS OF HOME Jersey 08625 for any other type of alcoholic is the plaintiff AND JOSEPH J. DISCEPOLA MAY A.D. 2009 SHERIFF’S SALE beverage license. No individual notices will and MARION M. DISCEPOLA, H/W, are the at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court 56” L. $95.00 Call 609- 967- 6 HOLLY COURT ANIMALS be published with respect to license renewal defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public House Building located at 9 N. Main Street By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out 5650 SOUTH DENNIS applications. venue on: (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery WEDNESDAY THE 27TH DAY OF Jersey. Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- MAY 23 9-1 LOST & FOUND - JERRY FISCHER MAY A.D. 2009 BER F 12532 08 therein, pending wherein NA- RESTAURANT DIRECTOR at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Property to be sold is located in the City of TIONSTAR MORTGAGE, LLC is the plaintiff ✰✰✰✰✰ ANIMALS DIVISION OF House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Wildwood, County of Cape May, State of New AND JAMES R. ALLEN, are the defendant(s), EQUIPMENT ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Jersey. I shall expose for sale at public venue on: Jersey. WEDNESDAY THE 27TH DAY OF WebID #: 177976 10x Fee=$133.65 Premises commonly known as: 428 West MAY A.D. 2009 Restaurant Equipment- — 04/01, 04/08, 04/15, 04/22, 04/29, 05/06, Property to be sold is located in the Borough Hand Avenue, Unit 302, Wildwood, NJ 08260 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court 05/13, 05/20, 05/27, 06/03/09 of Stone Harbor, County of Cape May, State House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Lost & Found- ______of New Jersey. Tax Lot No. 3 in Block 27.07 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New BOOTHS & Tables, prep- Yard/Tag Sale- SHERIFF’S SALE Jersey. Premises commonly known as: 8901 First Av- Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) aration tables, freezer, STOLEN DOG By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out enue, Stone Harbor Regatta Club Condominium Property to be sold is located in the Borough lots more! 609-513- NORTH WILDWOOD, of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery of Woodbine, County of Cape May, State of 219 EAST 21st Street: Male, large chocolate Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- Being known as Lot 28.1, 30.1, 32.1 and 34.1, Nearest Cross Street: Lake Road New Jersey. 0434 BER F 18219 08 therein, pending wherein Block 89.02, on the offi cial Tax Map of the Bor- May 16; Rain date, May lab. Answers to “Jake”. BANK OF NEW YORK AS TRUSTEE FOR ough of Stone Harbor Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- Premises commonly known as: 538 Heilprin 17. Come one, come all! Stolen from Rio Grande THE CERTIFICATEHOLDERS CWALT, nicipal or tax liens that may be due. Avenue, Woodbine NJ 08270 VENDORS WANTED INC. ALTERNATIVE LOAN TRUST 2005-17 Dimensions of Lot: 60 feet by 100 feet Multi-family giant yard home. 609-408-9160 MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH CERTIFI- Tax and Prior Lien info: At the time of publi- Tax Lot No. 14 in Block 74 CATES SERIES 2005-17 is the plaintiff AND Nearest Cross Street: 89th Street cation taxes/sewer/water information was not Vendors Wanted- sale. Everything includ- BEVERLY ENNS, ET AL, are the defendant(s), available – You must check with the tax collec- Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) ing kitchen sink and in- — WebID #: 177653 I shall expose for sale at public venue on: A full legal description of the premises can tor for exact amounts due. 62 ft x 150 ft WEDNESDAY THE 27TH DAY OF be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape VENDORS WANTED door and outdoor furni- MAY A.D. 2009 May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- Nearest Cross Street: Franklin Avenue ture. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and Craft/yard & bake sale. PET TRAINING House Building located at 9 N. Main Street liens and other Municipal Assessments. The expenses, there remains any surplus money, Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New amount due can be obtained from the local the money will be deposited into the Superior nicipal or tax liens that may be due. Our Lady of the Angels Yard/Tag Sale- Jersey. taxing authority. Court Trust Fund and any person claiming the Church 5/30/09. $20 per surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a motion Tax and Prior Lien info: At the time of publi- parking space. Call Lin- SOUTH SEAVILLE, 28 Property to be sold is located in the City of Amount due under judgment to be satisfi ed pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 cation taxes/sewer/water information was not Pet Training- Sea Isle City, County of Cape May, State of by the said sale are the sum of $867,013.02 stating the nature and extent of that person’s available – You must check with the tax collec- da at 609-463-8713 Pine Street: Sat. & Sun., New Jersey. unto Plaintiff, Emigrant Mortgage Company, claim and asking for an order directing pay- tor for exact amounts due. Inc. and in the second place, the sum of ment of the surplus money. The Sheriff or other May 16 & 17. Rain or Premises commonly known as: 141 71st $120,119.52 unto Plaintiff, Emigrant Mort- person conducting the sale will have informa- Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- WANTED - shine. Wide selection Dog Obedience Street Unit B, Sea Isle City NJ 08243 gage Company, Inc. together with costs, of tion regarding the surplus, if any. tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and Training $8,224.95, and interest, on all of the aforesaid expenses, there remains any surplus money, MERCHANDISE including keyboad and Being known as Lot 1079, Block 70.03, on the sums, if any there be, with Sheriff’s fees and The plaintiff has obtained a letter of indemnifi - the money will be deposited into the Superior May and June classes offi cial Tax Map of the City of Sea Isle City commissions to be added. At the time of the cation which will insure the successful bidder Court Trust Fund and any person claiming the organ, etc. Sale cash, certifi ed check, cashier’s check or at sale in respect to: Prior mortgage recorded surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a motion Wanted to Buy- now forming for puppies Dimensions: Condo Unit treasurer’s check in the amount of 20% of the 08/02/2006 pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 Yard/Tag Sale- and beginners 6 week bid price is required. stating the nature and extent of that person’s Nearest Cross Street: Condo Unit A full legal description of the premises can claim and asking for an order directing pay- NEED CASH FAST? course $50. FMI call The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape ment of the surplus money. The Sheriff or STONE HARBOR: May Ann, 609-390-0459 The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to ad- sale without further notice of publication. May County. This sale is subject to unpaid other person conducting the sale will have Wanted: Buying any gold 16, Garden Club of journ this sale without further notice by pub- All publication costs are paid for by the plain- taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer information regarding the surplus, if any. lication. tiff. liens and other Municipal Assessments. The jewelry broken or not. Stone Harbor’s Annual amount due can be obtained from the local A full legal description of the premises can WebID #: 177884 Pre 1965 coins. Gold, — *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal liens Attorney: KLEHR, HARRISON, HARVEY, taxing authority. be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Community Yard Sale, or other charges and any such taxes, charges, BRANZBURG & ELLERS, LLP silver & watches. Our 8am to 2pm, Women’s liens, insurance premiums or other advances Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer Amount due under judgment is $381,230.28 (Page A24 Please) prices won’t be beat. PETS FOR SALE made by plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- Civic Center, 96th St ed parties are to conduct and rely upon their Rich, 609-780-0859 and beach parking lot. own independent investigation to ascertain “Take Notice that an application has been submitted to the New whether or not any outstanding interest remain $20 for 16’ X 16’ space. of record and/or have priority over the lien be- Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, Land Use Regulation YARD/TAG SALES Provide own table. Rain ing foreclosed and, if so, the current amount Program for a CAFRA permit for the development described below: Pets For Sale- due thereon. date May 17. Contact

609-368-0683 **If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Yard/Tag Sale- AKC Bloodline, ador- Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only a APPLICANT: Borough of West Wildwood/NJDEP BCE return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser shall Yard/Tag Sale- able Maltese puppies. have no further recourse against the Mort- NJDEP APPLICATION NO.: 0513-09-0001.1 CAPE MAY COURT 7 weeks old. gagor, the Mortgagor’s attorney. HOUSE: Gateway Shores TRANQUILITY, 415 609-624-0242 ***If after the sale and satisfaction of the PROJECT NAME: 26th Street Shoreline Stabilization Project Condo, Lee Lane. Next Portsmouth Rd: Fri & mortgage debt, including costs and expenses, to Post Offi ce, Route 9. there remains any surplus money, the money Sat., May 15 & 16, 9am- will be deposited into the Superior Court Trust PROJECT DESCRIPTION: The Borough of West Wildwood is proposing Multi- family sale. May 2pm. Unique furniture, Attention Fund and any person claiming the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a motion pursuant to conduct infrastructure upgrades along the northeasterly side of 26th 16, 8am- 2pm. Rain date handpainted seascape to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the May 17. scene bedroom set, Advertisers! nature and extent of that person’s claim and Street starting at the Borough line with the City of Wildwood and the City asking for an order directing payment of the th Yard/Tag Sale- wicker including desk & surplus money. The Sheriff or other person of North Wildwood moving northwest along 26 Street approximately conducting the sale will have information re- chair, pictures, house- garding the surplus, if any. 1,500 LF. The project shall consist of shoreline stabilization, road hold items. widening, sidewalk construction, drainage improvements and parking Cape May Court EARLY Pursuant to NJSA 46:8B-21 et seq., this sale House Yard Sale may be subject to a limited lien priority of the improvements Yard/Tag Sale- condominium association and any successful Friday 5/15 and Sat- CLASSIFIED bidder at sheriff’s sale may be responsible for urday 5/16, 9-2 rain or paying up to 6 months worth of unpaid con- PROJECT STREET ADDRESS: 26th Street DEADLINES dominium fees. shine, 18 Hand Avenue, YARD A full legal description of the premises can Baby Clothes, Bedding, SALE ADS for the be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape BLOCK: 130 and Stuff, Home Goods, May County. This sale is subject to unpaid 4 Lines= $10.00* MAY 27th taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer LOT: 1 Clothes, and Toys. No liens and other Municipal Assessments. The MUNICIPALITY: Borough of West Wildwood Early Birds Issue amount due can be obtained from the local Additional Lines: taxing authority. COUNTY: Cape May County WebID #: 177992 $2.00 each Amount due under judgment is $638,074.77 — with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be Rain Insurance: added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed The CAFRA permit application can be reviewed at either the municipal Yard/Tag Sale- add $3.00 Fri., May 22, check or treasurer’s check in the amount of 20% of the bid price is required. clerk’s of¿ ce or by appointment at the Department’s Trenton of¿ ce. A (if sale is rained out, by 10am 30 day public comment period will commence on May 13, 2009 and/ CAPE MAY The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any please call for ad or a fact-¿ nding public hearing will be held on this application in the SIDEWALK re-print within future. A public hearing will be held only if the Department determines SALE & YARD SALE 30 days of original 24 Decatur Street, Cape yard sale date) that, based on public comment or a review of the project, its scope and May. Thursday, May 14 Deadline: environmental impact, additional information is necessary to assist thru Sunday, May 17. All 10am, Fridays in its review or evaluate potential impacts and that this information kinds of bargains! Tools, Borough of can only be obtained by providing an opportunity for a public hearing. clothing, glassware, col- Phone 609-886-8600 Stone Harbor Individuals may request that the Department hold a public hearing on lectibles. Something for Ext 33 or 34 this application. Requests for a public hearing shall be made in writing everyone- lots of stuff Or visit our offi ce: within 15 days of the date of this notice and shall state the speci¿ c Yard/Tag Sale- 1508 Route 47, FREE nature of the issues proposed to be raised at the hearing. 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Stone Harbor Fire House 5 Station Plaza 96th Street & Second Avenue Trenton, New Jersey 08625-0439 — WebID #: 176057 TO PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD Stone Harbor, New Jersey Attn: “Cape May County Section Chief.” CALL 886-8600 EXT. 33 OR 34 Herald Yard Sale Ads Work! 08247 A24 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Classifi ed Herald Newspapers May 13 2009 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES offi cial Tax Map of the City of Wildwood BOROUGH OF WEST WILDWOOD AND THE both, as the case may be, and a surety bond to (From Page A23) 2x Fee=$29.16 CITY OF WILDWOOD FOR SHARED WATER be executed by a reliable surety company in a SEA ISLE CITY PUBLIC SCHOOL May County. This sale is subject to unpaid BEGINNING on the Northeasterly side of 05/06, 05/13/09 SERVICES UPON CERTAIN TERMS AND sum equal to the amount of the contract price taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Baker Avenue, 210 feet Northwestwardly from ______CONDITIONS BECAUSE THE BOROUGH for said work and/or material, guaranteeing 4501 PARK ROAD liens and other Municipal Assessments. The the Northwesterly side of Holly Beach Avenue, Pursuant to state law, a sale will be held at OF WEST WILDWOOD WAS NOT ABLE TO the performance of the contract, which surety amount due can be obtained from the local containing in front or breadth, Northwestward- A Safe Keeping Self Storage, 1007 Route 9, NEGOTIATE TERMS CONSISTENT WITH bond and contract shall be approved as to taxing authority. ly on Baker Avenue, 40 feet and of that width Cape May Court House, NJ on May 28, 2009 THE ADOPTION OF SAID ORDINANCE form and execution by the Township Solicitor. SEA ISLE CITY, NEW JERSEY 08243 extending in length or depth Northeastwardly, at 9:00 AM. The following goods will be sold: AND THE BOROUGH IS IN RECEIPT OF A Amount due under judgment is $263,536.03 100 feet. PETITION SEEKING THE REPEAL OF ORDI- A. Affi rmative Action requirements (P.L. 1975, with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be Space Number: B120 – ALFONZO TONEY, NANCE NO. 492 (2009). C.127, N.J.S.A. 10:5-1 et. seq.). KINDERGARTEN AND added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed Subject to prior lien – Midland Bank: 101 Goshen Road, Cape May Court House, check or treasurer’s check in the amount of $15,990.00 NJ 08210: 4 Computers; 2 Sofa; 3 Dresser; 2 WHEREAS, the Board of Commissioners of B. The provisions of the New Jersey Prevailing 20% of the bid price is required. Table: Night; 1 Exercise Machine; 1 Boxes; 1 the Borough of West Wildwood, County of Wage Act N.J.S.A. 34:11-56.25 et. seq). PRE-SCHOOL A full legal description of the premises can Clothing; 1 DVD Player; 3 Satellite Receivers; Cape May has adopted Ordinance No. 492 The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape 2 Helmets, Football (2009) on April 3, 2009 providing for certain C. Anti-Kickback Regulations under Section sale without further notice of publication. May County. This sale is subject to unpaid shared water services between the Borough of 2 of the Act of June 13, 1934, known as the REGISTRATION All publication costs are paid for by the plain- taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer 2x Fee=$14.58 West Wildwood and the City of Wildwood upon Copeland Act. tiff. liens and other Municipal Assessments. The 05/06, 05/13/09 certain terms and conditions; and Registration for Kindergarten and Pre-School on amount due can be obtained from the local ______D. Worker and Community Right-to-Know Act Attorney: ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- taxing authority. PUBLIC NOTICE WHEREAS, the Borough of West Wildwood (N.J.S.A. 34:5A-1). WEDNESDAY MAY 20, 2009 MAN was not able to negotiate terms with the City Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer Amount due under judgment is $5,933.60 with TAKE NOTICE, that the undersigned shall ex- of Wildwood consistent with the terms con- E. The bid must be accompanied by a list of 753115 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be added. pose for sale, in accordance with R.S. 39:10A- templated under adoption of Ordinance No. names and addresses of all stockholders own- FROM 10:00AM 4x Fee=$150.66 At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed check or 1, at public auction on May 19, 2009 at 12 492 (2009) and as expressed during the public ing 10% or more of the stock in accordance 04/29, 05/06, 05/13, 05/20/09 treasurer’s check in the amount of 20% of the noon, at 1586 Harding Highway, Suite 1, New- comments on Ordinance No. 492 (2009) at the with the provisions of the Public Disclosure UNTIL 12:00PM. ______bid price is required. fi eld, NJ the below described motor vehicles time of adoption; and Law (P.L. 1988, C.33, N.J.S.A. 52:25-24.2). SHERIFF’S SALE which came into possession of the General Registration must be in person by The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Spring & Alignment through abandonment or WHEREAS, the Borough of West Wildwood F. Business Registration Act Registration By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out sale without further notice of publication. failure of owners to claim same. The motor has received a Petition demanding the repeal parent/guardian and a birth certiÀ cate of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- All publication costs are paid for by the plain- vehicles may be examined at 1586 Harding of Ordinance No. 492 (2009) if not submitted to G. Public Contractors Registration Act cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET tiff. Highway, Suite 1, Newfi eld, NJ 08344. the voters by way of referendum; and NUMBER ATL L 003210 92 therein, pending Year, Make and Full Vehicle Identifi cation H. Addendum Acknowledgement and record of required immunizations wherein COLLECTIONS AND RECOVERIES, Attorney: GARY DINENBERG Number: ’84 Mack, 1M2P137CDEA011476 WHEREAS, the Borough of West Wildwood IC. is the plaintiff AND CAROLYN A. CARTER, Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer determines that it is in the best interest of the BY ORDER OF the Mayor and Township Com- must be shown. The child must reach are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at 753116 2x Fee=$25.52 citizens of the Borough of West Wildwood to mittee of Dennis Township, Cape May County, public venue on: 4x Fee=$116.64 05/06, 05/13/09 repeal Ordinance No. 492 (2009) in its entirety New Jersey. his or her À fth (5) birthday for Kin- WEDNESDAY THE 27TH DAY OF 04/29, 05/06, 05/13, 05/20/09 ______until or unless terms can be arranged with the MAY A.D. 2009 ______NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION City of Wildwood and appropriate enabling Or- Jacqueline Justice, dergarten and (3rd) birthday for Pre- at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court SHERIFF’S SALE dinances then being adopted; and Township of Dennis, Municipal Clerk House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Pursuant to state law, the following items will school no later than October 1, 2009. (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out be sold at public auction Wednesday, May 27, NOW THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED by 1x Fee=$54.68 05/13/09 Jersey. of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery 2009 at 10:00 AM at Burleigh Storage, 663 the Board of Commissioners of the Borough ______Proof of Residency must be Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- Shunpike Road, Burleigh, NJ 08210. Opera- of West Wildwood, County of Cape May and SHERIFF’S SALE Property to be sold is located in the City of BER F 32683 07 therein, pending wherein tor reserves the right to bid and set minimum State of New Jersey, the Governing Body of presented at this time. Wildwood, County of Cape May, State of New BANK OF NEW YORK AS TRUSTEE FOR bids. Call (609) 465-8088 to confi rm sale. the Borough of West Wildwood as follows: By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Jersey. THE CERTIFICATEHOLDERS CWALT, INC. Purchases must be paid in cash only. All pur- of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Any questions, ALTERNATIVE LOAN TRUST 2006-OA11 chased items sold as is, where is and must be SECTION 1. The allegations of the preamble Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- Commonly known as: 111-113 West Baker MORTGAGE PASS THROUGH CERTIFI- removed at time of sale. Sale subject to can- are incorporated herein as if set forth herein BER F 11800 08 therein, pending wherein please call the school 263-8461. Avenue CATES, SERIES 2006-OA11 is the plaintiff cellation in the event of settlement between in full. TRIBECA LENDING CORP. is the plaintiff AND FERNANDO B. BONANNI, ET ALS, are owner and obligated party. AND PETER S. ROOF, ET ALS, are the Being known as Lot 13 in Block 116, on the the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at SECTION 2. Ordinance No. 492 (2009) shall defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public public venue on: Unit 18 – James Dempster: Misc items be repealed in its entirety. venue on: WEDNESDAY THE 27TH DAY OF Unit 40 – Priscilla Bennett: Misc items WEDNESDAY THE 10TH DAY OF MAY A.D. 2009 A-4 – Lorenzo Drew: Misc items SECTION 3. Severability. If for any reason any JUNE A.D. 2009 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court E-34 – Francis Killino: Misc items section of this Ordinance shall be declared at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court HYDRANT FLUSHING House Building located at 9 N. Main Street E-46 – Helen O’Brien: Misc items illegal by any Court of competent jurisdiction, House Building located at 9 N. Main Street (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New I-52 – John Paulsen: Misc items the remaining section of the Ordinance shall (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Jersey. remain in full force and effect notwithstanding. Jersey. 2x Fee=$24.30 Property to be sold is located in the Township 05/13, 05/20/09 SECTION 4. Repealer. Any and all ordinances Property to be sold is located in the Township MAY 17th - MAY 21st of Lower, County of Cape May, State of New ______or parts of ordinances inconsistent shall be, of Upper, County of Cape May, State of New Jersey. NOTICE and the same are hereby repealed. Jersey. ORDINANCE NO. 493 Premises commonly known as: 811 Turtle SECTION 5. Publication. This Ordinance shall Premises commonly known as: 2 Meghan Gut Circle TAKE NOTICE that the above Ordinance was take effect immediately upon the adoption and Lane, Ocean View, NJ 08230 introduced and passed on fi rst reading of the publication in accordance with the law. Being known as Lot 1.02; C-811, Block 719 Board of Commissioners of the Borough of Tax Lot No. 245.12 in Block No. 453 LIMIT USE OF WATER BETWEEN West Wildwood, in the County of Cape May COMMISSIONERS: Dimensions: Approximately irregular: and State of New Jersey on April 3, 2009 MAYOR HERBERT C. FREDERICK Dimension of Lot Approximately: 140 x 311 1633 SF and fi nally passed and adopted at a meeting COMMISSIONER of the Board of Commissioners held on May GERARD P. MCNAMARA Nearest Cross Street: Luke Court THE HOURS OF 10 P.M. - 5 A.M. Nearest Cross Street: is approximately N/A 1, 2009. COMMISSIONER SCOTT GOLDEN BEGINNING at an iron pipe at the North- Condominium erly corner of Lot 245.04, Upper Township Tax Dorothy A. Tomlin, Borough Clerk The foregoing Ordinance was introduced and Block 453, in the Southwesterly line of Meghan Being known and designated as Unit 811 in passed on the fi rst reading at a meeting of the Lane (54 feet wide) and runs thence DO NOT PARK BY A HYDRANT OR Seapointe Village VII, a Condominium, as 1x Fee=$7.29 05/13/09 Board of Commissioners of the Borough of set forth in the Master Deed in the Cape May ______West Wildwood, New Jersey on the 1st day of Prior Liens/Encumbrances County Clerk/Register Offi ce at Deed Book BOROUGH OF WEST WILDWOOD May, 2009 and will be considered for fi nal pas- TOTAL AS OF April 20, 2009: $.00 1957, Page 1, et seq., as may have been or CAPE MAY COUNTY, NEW JERSEY sage after public hearing at the meeting of said DIRECTLY ACROSS FROM ONE. may be lawfully amended. Board of Commissioners at Borough Hall, 701 Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- ORDINANCE NO. 494 (2009) W. Glenwood Avenue, West Wildwood, New tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and (This concise description does not constitute Jersey on the 5th day of June, 2009. expenses, there remains any surplus money, a legal description. A copy of the full legal AN ORDINANCE AMENDING the money will be deposited into the Superior description can be found at the Offi ce of the ORDINANCE NO. 471 ENTITLED Dorothy A. Tomlin, Borough Clerk Court Trust Fund and any person claiming the Sheriff) “ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a motion HANDICAP ZONES IN THE BOROUGH 1x Fee=$48.60 05/13/09 pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 THANK YOU Pursuant to tax search as of 03/29/2009: 2008 OF WEST WILDWOOD” TO AMEND ______stating the nature and extent of that person’s taxes paid in full. 2009 taxes Qtr 1 paid; Qtr SECTIONS PERTAINING TO NOTICE TO BIDDERS claim and asking for an order directing pay- 2 due 05/01 $2,200.39 Open. Sewer Account: DESIGNATION OF HANDICAPPED ment of the surplus money. The Sheriff or 04/01/2009-06/30/2009 $76.15 Open and Due PARKING SPACES. Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals other person conducting the sale will have 04/01/2009; $380.75 Open + Penalty owed will be received by the Municipal Clerk, Den- information regarding the surplus, if any. WHEREAS, the Borough of West Wildwood nis Township, Cape May County, New Jer- WOODBINE Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- has concerns with the fl ow of traffi c as well sey for “Resurfacing of Meadowcreek Drive, A full legal description of the premises can tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and as the need for additional parking in certain DNT8799 and Paving Improvements at Rec- be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape expenses, there remains any surplus money, areas; and reational Complex Parking Lot, DNT8564.2 May County. This sale is subject to unpaid the money will be deposited into the Superior opened and read in public at City HaIl, 571 Pe- taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Court Trust Fund and any person claiming WHEREAS, the Board of Commissioners tersburg Road, Dennis Township, New Jersey liens and other Municipal Assessments. The the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a deems it not only desirable, but necessary on Wednesday, May 27, 2009 at 2:00 P.M. amount due can be obtained from the local motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and for the Borough of West Wildwood to Amend taxing authority. MUA 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that Ordinance No. 471 to refl ect the Borough’s Contract Documents and Drawings for the person’s claim and asking for an order direct- changing needs as noted; proposed work, which have been prepared by Amount due under judgment is $268,915.50 ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff Project Engineer, Roger D. McLarnon, P.E., with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be or other person conducting the sale will have NOW THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED by are available at the offi ce of said Engineer at added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed information regarding the surplus, if any. the Board of Commissioners of the Borough 156 Stagecoach Road, Marmora, New Jersey, check or treasurer’s check in the amount of of West Wildwood, County of Cape May and and may be inspected by prospective bidders 20% of the bid price is required. A full legal description of the premises can State of New Jersey, the Governing Body of during business hours 8 a.m.-5 p.m. be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape the Borough of West Wildwood as follows: The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any NOTICE OF PUBLIC COMMENT May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Bidders will be furnished with a copy of the Bid sale without further notice of publication. taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer SECTION 1. Section 3A entitled “Handicapped Package and Contract Documents by request All publication costs are paid for by the plain- JUSTICE ASSISTANCE GRANT (JAG) PROGRAM liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Parking” is hereby amended to add the follow- upon proper notice and payment of a non- tiff. amount due can be obtained from the local ing Sections to Schedule A: refundable charge of One Hundred Dollars taxing authority. 727 West Glenwood Avenue, ($100.00) payable to Roger D. McLarnon, to Attorney: FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD Several communities within Cape May County are receiving Justice Assis- West Wildwood, New Jersey 08260 defray the cost thereof. Proposals must be Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer Amount due under judgment is $694,057.92 made on the standard Proposal Forms in the 753118 tance Grant (JAG) allocations through the federal American Recovery and with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be SECTION 2. Severability. If for any reason any manner designated in the Contract Docu- 4x Fee=$145.80 added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed section of this Ordinance shall be declared il- ments, must be enclosed in sealed envelopes 05/13, 05/20, 05/27, 06/03/09 Reinvestment Act (ARRA). check or treasurer’s check in the amount of legal by any Court of competent jurisdiction, bearing the name and address of the Bidder, ______20% of the bid price is required. the remaining section of the Ordinance shall and the name of the work on the outside; ad- SHERIFF’S SALE remain in full force and effect notwithstanding. dressed to Clerk, Dennis Township; and must • North Wildwood: $13,031 The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any be accompanied by a statement of Consent of By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out sale without further notice of publication. SECTION 3. Repealer. Any and all ordinances Surety from a surety company authorized to of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- • Ocean City: $17,158 All publication costs are paid for by the plain- or parts of ordinances inconsistent shall be, do business in the State of New Jersey and cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET tiff. and the same are hereby repealed. acceptable to the City and either a Bid Bond, NUMBER F 2734 07 therein, pending wherein • Sea Isle City: $10,642 Certifi ed or Cashier’s Check drawn to the or- BANK OF NEW YORK, AS TRUSTEE FOR • Wildwood: $51,473 Attorney: FRENKEL, LAMBERT, WEISS, SECTION 4. Publication. This Ordinance shall der of the Township of Dennis for not less than THE CERTIFICATEHOLDERS OF CWALT WEISMAN & GORDON take effect immediately upon the adoption and ten percent (10%) of the amount bid, except 2005-38 is the plaintiff AND THOMAS B. • Lower Township: $31,275 Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer publication in accordance with the law. that the check need not exceed $20,000.00. KNOBLAUCH, ET ALS, are the defendant(s), I 753117 The successful bidder is hereby notifi ed that shall expose for sale at public venue on: • Middle Township: $57,772 4x Fee=$179.82 COMMISSIONERS: a performance bond for the full amount of the WEDNESDAY THE 10TH DAY OF 04/29, 05/06, 05/13, 05/20/09 MAYOR HERBERT C. FREDERICK project is required. JUNE A.D. 2009 ______COMMISSIONER at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court JAG funding can be used to support activities for crime prevention and con- The following storage unit(s) contents will be GERARD P. MCNAMARA Bids may be sent or hand delivered by the House Building located at 9 N. Main Street sold at public auction on May 29, 2009 at 11:00 COMMISSIONER SCOTT GOLDEN bidder or his agent to the Municipal Clerk, (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New trol, including law enforcement, prosecution and courts, prevention and edu- am. To be held at High and Dry Storage, 1895 City Hall, 571 Petersburg Road, Dennis Town- Jersey. Route 9 N., Clermont, NJ. The foregoing Ordinance was introduced and ship, New Jersey up to 3:30 P.M. on May 26, cation, corrections, drug treatment and enforcement, technology improve- passed on the fi rst reading at a meeting of the 2009 or delivered at 2:00 P.M. to the Municipal Municipality: City of North Wildwood, County ment programs, and victim assistance. Listed below are the unit numbers with the Board of Commissioners of the Borough of Clerk, City Hall, 571 Petersburg Road, Dennis of Cape May, State of New Jersey. occupant’s name and brief description of con- West Wildwood, New Jersey on the 1st day of Township on May 27, 2009 and will be opened tents. The operator reserves the right to bid. May, 2009 and will be considered for fi nal pas- immediately thereafter and read publicly. Street and Street Number: 1600 Boardwalk Call 624-0229 prior to confi rm the sale. Sale sage after public hearing at the meeting of said Condo #302; Assessed as 1604 Boardwalk In accordance with the Bureau of Justice Assistance citizen participation re- is subject to cancellation. Items are sold “as is” Board of Commissioners at Borough Hall, 701 The award of the contract for this project will #302 and must be removed at time of sale. W. Glenwood Avenue, West Wildwood, New not be made until the necessary funds have quirement this public notice is to inform residents that a copy of each mu- Jersey on the 5th day of June, 2009. been provided by the Township of Dennis in Tax Lot and Block Numbers: Lot: 302; Block: Unit C-8: Kipperz Restaurant/Matt Hilbert Kip a lawful manner. 317.012 nicipalities JAG application will be available for public review at the North Phelps – Wooden Door, 48 Glass Jars, 32 Dorothy A. Tomlin, Borough Clerk Wildwood Police Department. Boxes Restaurant Supplies, etc., Stainless The right is also reserved to reject any or all Dimensions: Approximately irregular: Steel Hood Part 1x Fee=$36.45 05/13/09 bids or to waive any informalities where such 1960 sq ft ______informality is not detrimental to the best inter- Unit F-50: Patrick Morrissey – Microwave BOROUGH OF WEST WILDWOOD est of the Township of Dennis. The right is also Nearest Cross Street: is approximately N/A Citizens are advised that they can send written comments to the North Wild- Oven, Schwinn Bike, 4 Chairs, 2 Drawer File CAPE MAY COUNTY, NEW JERSEY reserved to increase or decrease the quanti- Condominium wood Police Department, Attention Chief Robert Matteucci, 901 Atlantic Cabinet, Suitcase, Maple Table, Round Table, ties specifi ed in the manner designated in the Bureau, 24 Full Boxes ORDINANCE NO. 495 (2009) Specifi cations. Being known and designated as Unit 302 in Avenue, North Wildwood, NJ 08260. All written comments must be received 1600 Boardwalk Condominium, a Condo- Unit A-35: Rodger Hoffman – 2 TVs, Vacuum AN ORDINANCE REPEALING The successful bidder will be required to ex- minium, together with an undivided 8.79% in- no later than May 16, 2009. Cleaner, Guitar, Chest, Round Table, 2 Chairs, ORDINANCE NO. 492 (2009) ecute a contract for the performance of the terest in the Common Elements and more as Entertainment Center, Baby Toys, 10 Full PROVIDING FOR SHARED SERVICES said work or the furnishing of said material or Black Bags AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE (Page A25Please) Herald Newspapers May 13 2009 Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A25 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES (From Page A24) CAPITAL CORPORATION, SUCCESSOR BY cifi c Avenue, Villas (Township of Lower), New the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Di- SHERIFF’S SALE MERGER TO SUMMIT BUSINESS CAPITAL Jersey. vision, Cape May County, DOCKET NUMBER CORPORATION is the plaintiff AND QUINN- F 10282 08 therein, pending wherein SUTTON By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out set forth in the Master Deed in the Cape May WOODBINE REALTY & LEASING CO., It is known and designated as Block 91, Lot of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery County Clerk/Register Offi ce at Deed Book FUNDING, INC. is the plaintiff AND DWAYNE L.L.C., are the defendant(s), I shall expose for 15, 16, 17, 59, 60 and 61 ONQUE, ET ALS, are the defendant(s), I shall Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- ATTENTION: 3016, Page 276, et seq., as may have been or sale at public venue on: BER F 20819 07 therein, pending wherein may be lawfully amended. expose for sale at public venue on: WEDNESDAY THE 10TH DAY OF Dimensions are approximately 75 feet wide by WEDNESDAY THE 10TH DAY OF WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. is the plaintiff MIDDLE TWP RESIDENTS JUNE A.D. 2009 200 feet long JUNE A.D. 2009 AND ARKADY BRUSILOVSKY, ET AL, are the (This concise description does not constitute at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public a legal description. A copy of the full legal at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court MEMORIAL DAY House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Nearest Cross Street: Delaware Avenue House Building located at 9 N. Main Street venue on: description can be found at the Offi ce of the (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New WEDNESDAY THE 10TH DAY OF Sheriff.) (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Jersey. Prior lien(s): Subject to unpaid taxes and other Jersey. JUNE A.D. 2009 TRASH & RECYCLING municipal liens. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Pursuant to tax search as of 04/18/2009: 2008 rd The property being sold is located in the Bor- As of 10/7/2008 taxes are paid through 3 Property to be sold is located in the Borough House Building located at 9 N. Main Street taxes are paid in full. 2009 taxes Qtr 1 paid; ough of Woodbine, in the County of Cape May quarter 2008. 4th quarter 2008 taxes in the (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Qtr 2 Due 05/01 $1,956.81 Open. Sewer Ac- of Wildwood Crest, County of Cape May, State PICK-UP and in the State of New Jersey. amount of $545.67 was due on 11/1/2008. To- of New Jersey. Jersey. count: 04/01/2009 – 06/30/2009 $126.85 tal amount due as of 11/1/2008 for unpaid sew- Open & Due 06/01/2009; $126.93 Open + Commonly known as: 1585 DeHirsch Avenue, er charges is the aggregate sum of $518.12. Property to be sold is located in the City of SCHEDULE Penalty owed in arrears. Water Account #: Commonly known as: 401 E. Stockton Unit Woodbine, New Jersey #301, Wildwood Crest, New Jersey 08260 North Wildwood, County of Cape May, State 1061582 to: 03/09/2009 $42.11 Open. Subject to Mortgage Book M4280, page 84 of New Jersey. Tax Information: Lot 7 in Block 125 in the original sum of $10,247.00; Mortgage Tax Lot No. 1, C0301, 3, 5.01 in Block No. Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- th Book 34280, page 90 in the original sum of 95.02 Premises commonly known as: 125 E. 11 Monday - May 25 No Collection tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and Nearest Cross Street: $5,000.00 and judgment #DJ-009651-2002 in Street, North Wildwood, NJ 08260 expenses, there remains any surplus money, Dennisville-Petersburg Road (Route 610) the sum of $762.90. Awaiting possible indem- the money will be deposited into the Superior Dimension of Lot Approximately: nifi cation from Title Company regarding said 100 x 125 (8.638% CE) Being known as Lot 15 f/k/a lot 31 and 33, Tuesday - May 26 Mondays route collected Court Trust Fund and any person claiming A full legal description of the premises can prior mortgages and judgment. Block 210, on the offi cial Tax Map of the City the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Nearest Cross Street: Atlantic Avenue of North Wildwood motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- Wednesday - May 27 Tuesdays route collected 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that AND other appurtenances thereto, in fee taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and simple, subject to the provisions of the New Dimensions: 60 feet x 100 feet person’s claim and asking for an order direct- liens and other Municipal Assessments. The expenses, there remains any surplus money, ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff Jersey Condominium Act (R.S. 46:8b-1 et amount due can be obtained from the local the money will be deposited into the Superior seq) as amended and to the provisions of that Nearest Cross Street: New Jersey Avenue Thursday - May 28 Wednesdays r o u t e c o l l e c t e d or other person conducting the sale will have taxing authority. Court Trust Fund and any person claiming information regarding the surplus, if any. certain Master Deed of Dunes Condominium, the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a a Condominium, recorded in the Offi ce of the *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal liens Amount due under judgment is $961,347.69 motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and or other charges and any such taxes, charges, Friday - May 29 Thursdays route collected A full legal description of the premises can Register of Deeds of Cape May County on with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that 05/24/06 in Deed Book 3232, page 623, which liens, insurance premiums or other advances be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed person’s claim and asking for an order direct- made by plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- May County. This sale is subject to unpaid real property is more particularly described as Saturday - May 30 Fridays route collected check or treasurer’s check in the amount of ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff Unit No. 301 of said Condominium, together ed parties are to conduct and rely upon their taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer 20% of the bid price is required. or other person conducting the sale will have own independent investigation to ascertain liens and other Municipal Assessments. The with other appurtenances to said Unit, which information regarding the surplus, if any. Unit and appurtenances have been more whether or not any outstanding interest remain amount due can be obtained from the local The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any of record and/or have priority over the lien be- taxing authority. specifi cally defi ned in the Master Deed, and sale without further notice of publication. A full legal description of the premises can including an undivided 8.638% fee interest in ing foreclosed and, if so, the current amount HAPPY All publication costs are paid for by the plain- be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape due thereon. Amount due under judgment is $1,377,211.63 the general common elements of said Condo- tiff. May County. This sale is subject to unpaid minium appurtenant to said Unit, which Unit with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer **If the sale is set aside for any reason, the HOLIDAY added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed and appurtenant general common elements Attorney: GREGORY & REED liens and other Municipal Assessments. The have been more specifi cally defi ned in the Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only a check or treasurer’s check in the amount of Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer amount due can be obtained from the local return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser shall 20% of the bid price is required. Master Deed and depicted on certain exhibits Waste Management of NJ 753121 taxing authority. thereto. have no further recourse against the Mort- 4x Fee=$111.78 gagor, the Mortgagor’s attorney. 1-800-633-9096 The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any 05/13, 05/20, 05/27, 06/03/09 Amount due under judgment is $123,114.76 sale without further notice of publication. Prior Liens/Encumbrances ______with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be Taxes Open + Penalty: $1,246.00 ***If after the sale and satisfaction of the All publication costs are paid for by the plain- SHERIFF’S SALE added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed mortgage debt, including costs and expenses, tiff. Sewer Open + Penalty: $31.00 check or treasurer’s check in the amount of Water Open + Penalty: $105.00 there remains any surplus money, the money By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out 20% of the bid price is required. TOTAL AS OF April 18, 2009: $1,382.00 will be deposited into the Superior Court Trust Attorney: FRENKEL, LAMBERT, WEISS, of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Fund and any person claiming the surplus, or WEISMAN & GORDON Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- any part thereof, may fi le a motion pursuant Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer BER F 29982 07 therein, pending wherein sale without further notice of publication. to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the 753119 tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK FKA WASH- All publication costs are paid for by the plain- expenses, there remains any surplus money, nature and extent of that person’s claim and 4x Fee=$189.54 INGTON MUTUAL BANK FA is the plaintiff tiff. asking for an order directing payment of the 05/13, 05/20, 05/27, 06/03/09 the money will be deposited into the Superior AND BORIS BANGIYEV, ET AL, are the Court Trust Fund and any person claiming surplus money. The Sheriff or other person ______defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public Attorney: STERN, LAVINTHAL, FRANKEN- conducting the sale will have information re- ATTENTION: SHERIFF’S SALE the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a venue on: BERG & NORGAARD motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and garding the surplus, if any. WEDNESDAY THE 10TH DAY OF Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that JUNE A.D. 2009 753123 person’s claim and asking for an order direct- A full legal description of the premises can of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court 4x Fee=$170.10 be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape AVALON ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- House Building located at 9 N. Main Street 05/13, 05/20, 05/27, 06/03/09 May County. This sale is subject to unpaid BER F 5159 08 therein, pending wherein LA or other person conducting the sale will have (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New ______information regarding the surplus, if any. taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer SALLE BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, Jersey. SHERIFF’S SALE liens and other Municipal Assessments. The AS CUSTODIAN FOR MORGAN STANLEY A full legal description of the premises can amount due can be obtained from the local RESIDENTS ABS CAPITAL, MSAC 2007-HE6 BY: SAX- Property to be sold is located in the Township By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out taxing authority. ON MORTGAGE SERVICES, INC. AS ITS be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape of Middle, County of Cape May, State of New of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery May County. This sale is subject to unpaid ATTORNEY-IN-FACT is the plaintiff AND MI- Jersey. Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- Amount due under judgment is $690,532.85 CHAEL A. GREY, ET AL, are the defendant(s), taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer BER F 16276 08 therein, pending wherein liens and other Municipal Assessments. The with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be Trash Collection I shall expose for sale at public venue on: Commonly known as: 203 Sawgrass Court, WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK is the plain- added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed WEDNESDAY THE 10TH DAY OF amount due can be obtained from the local Unit CI, Building 1022, Township of Middle, tiff AND CARL D. BRADLEY, ET AL, are the taxing authority. check or treasurer’s check in the amount of schedule for JUNE A.D. 2009 Cape May Court House, New Jersey 08210 defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public 20% of the bid price is required. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court venue on: House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Amount due under judgment is $635,551.61 Memorial Day Tax Lot No. 13, C0109 in Block 114 WEDNESDAY THE 10TH DAY OF with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New JUNE A.D. 2009 sale without further notice of publication. Jersey. added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed May 25th Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court check or treasurer’s check in the amount of All publication costs are paid for by the plain- The Links at Avalon House Building located at 9 N. Main Street 20% of the bid price is required. tiff. Property to be sold is located in the Township (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New of Middle, County of Cape May, State of New Nearest Cross Street: Jersey. Attorney: PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG Jersey. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Trash will be collected on Garden State Parkway sale without further notice of publication. Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer Property to be sold is located in the City of 753126 Monday, May 25th, Commonly known as: 1437 Route 83, Town- All publication costs are paid for by the plain- Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- Ocean City, County of Cape May, State of tiff. 4x Fee=$170.10 ship of Dennis - Cape May Court House, New nicipal or tax liens that may be due. New Jersey. 05/13, 05/20, 05/27, 06/03/09 Memorial Day. There will be no Jersey 08210 Attorney: FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD ______interruption of service. Please have Tax and prior lien info: At the time of publica- Commonly known as: 103 Victoria Lane, Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer SHERIFF’S SALE Tax Lot No. 8 Addt’l Lot OB478L10 in Block tion taxes/sewer/water information was not Ocean City, NJ 08226 86.01 753125 trash out to the curb no later available – You must check with the tax collec- 4x Fee=$184.68 By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out tor for exact amounts due. Tax Lot No. 17 a/k/a 17 and 33 in Block 3508 of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery than 7:00am. Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 05/13, 05/20, 05/27, 06/03/09 a/k/a 3508 and B3508 ______249 ft x 165 ft x 199 ft x 164 ft Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- (Page A26 Please) tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) HAPPY Nearest Cross Street: West Beaver Drive expenses, there remains any surplus money, 55 ft x 100 ft the money will be deposited into the Superior Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- Court Trust Fund and any person claiming Nearest Cross Street: Vernon Lane HOLIDAY nicipal or tax liens that may be due. the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- ATTENTION: Waste Management of NJ Tax and prior lien info: At the time of publica- 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that nicipal or tax liens that may be due. tion taxes/sewer/water information was not person’s claim and asking for an order direct- NORTH WILDWOOD 1-800-633-9096 available – You must check with the tax collec- ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff Tax and prior lien info: At the time of publica- tor for exact amounts due. or other person conducting the sale will have tion taxes, sewer/water information was not RESIDENTS: information regarding the surplus, if any. available. You must check with the tax collec- Judgment: J-001849-1997 tor for exact amounts due. SUMMER TRASH, RECYCLING Prior Mortgages and Judgments (if any): Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- None Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- & MEMORIAL DAY tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and Attention: expenses, there remains any surplus money, A full legal description of the premises can expenses, there remains any surplus money, the money will be deposited into the Superior be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape the money will be deposited into the Superior SCHEDULE Court Trust Fund and any person claiming May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Court Trust Fund and any person claiming Avalon Residents the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a Begins June 1st motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and liens and other Municipal Assessments. The motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that amount due can be obtained from the local 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that person’s claim and asking for an order direct- taxing authority. person’s claim and asking for an order direct- Summer Trash Collection ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff Trash or other person conducting the sale will have Amount due under judgment is $480,641.18 or other person conducting the sale will have Schedule information regarding the surplus, if any. with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be information regarding the surplus, if any. added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed Anglesea - 8th Ave Monday & Thursday The plaintiff has obtained a letter of indemnifi - check or treasurer’s check in the amount of Prior Mortgages and Judgments (if any): Effective May 4, 2009 cation which will insure the successful bidder 20% of the bid price is required. The plaintiff has obtained a letter of indemnifi - 9th Ave - 17th Ave Tuesday & Friday at sale in respect to: J-001849-1997 cation which will insure the successful bidder The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any at sale in respect to: Judgment #J-007128- A full legal description of the premises can sale without further notice of publication. 1991; Judgment #DJ-022795-1989; Judgment 18th Ave - 26th Ave Wednesday & Saturday Monday & Thursday - Inlet to, but not be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape All publication costs are paid for by the plain- #DJ-008429-1990; Judgment #DJ-028164- May County. This sale is subject to unpaid tiff. 1990; Judgment #DJ-050516-1992. including, 23rd Street from Atlantic taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Recycling liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Attorney: ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- A full legal description of the premises can Ocean to Bay amount due can be obtained from the local MAN be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape taxing authority. Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Anglesea - 8th Ave Thursday 753122 taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Amount due under judgment is $316,331.07 4x Fee=$165.24 liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Tuesday & Friday - 23rd Street to, but with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be 05/13, 05/20, 05/27, 06/03/09 amount due can be obtained from the local 9th Ave - 17th Ave Friday added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed ______taxing authority. not including, 42nd Street from Atlantic check or treasurer’s check in the amount of SHERIFF’S SALE 18th Ave - 26th Ave Wednesday 20% of the bid price is required. Amount due under judgment is $521,119.71 Ocean to Bay By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be th The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed Memorial Day, Monday, May 25 sale without further notice of publication. Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- check or treasurer’s check in the amount of Wednesday & Saturday - 42nd Street All publication costs are paid for by the plain- BER F 18850 07 therein, pending wherein 20% of the bid price is required. Trash will be collected on Monday, Memorial Day. tiff. COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS, INC. is the There will be no interruption of service. Please have to and including North side of 80th plaintiff AND SUSAN M. BRYNE; CHRISTINE The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any trash out to the curb for collection no later than 7:00am. Attorney: ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- M. BRYANT, ET ALS, are the defendant(s), I sale without further notice of publication. Street from Atlantic Ocean to Bay MAN shall expose for sale at public venue on: All publication costs are paid for by the plain- Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer WEDNESDAY THE 10TH DAY OF tiff. 753120 JUNE A.D. 2009 4x Fee=$174.96 HAPPY at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Attorney: ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- Please have your trash to the curb 05/13, 05/20, 05/27, 06/03/09 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street MAN ______(Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer HOLIDAY SHERIFF’S SALE Jersey. 753124 for collection no later than 7:00 a.m. 4x Fee=$165.24 Waste Management of NJ By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Property to be sold is located in the Township 05/13, 05/20, 05/27, 06/03/09 of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery of Lower, County of Cape May, State of New ______1-800-633-9096 Waste Management of South Jersey Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- Jersey. SHERIFF’S SALE BER F 16397 01 therein, pending wherein 1-800-633-9096 BANC OF AMERICA LEASING & CAPITAL Premises commonly known as: 332 E. Pa- By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of LLC, SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO FLEET A26 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Classifi ed Herald Newspapers May 13 2009 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES (From Page A25) other Municipal Assessments. The amount due House, New Jersey 08210 and be delivered at sey was appointed Broker of Record for the PUBLIC NOTICE If you are unable to obtain an attorney, you may can be obtained from the local taxing authority. the place on or before the hour named above. ATTEST Jacqueline B. Justice, RMC/Clerk Bridge Commission’s Property & Casualty In- communicate with the New Jersey State Bar Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- surance and Employees’ Health Benefi ts Insur- Pursuant to the “Open Meeting Law,” P.L. 1975 Association at (908) 249-5000 or the Lawyer BER F 21018 08 therein, pending wherein Amount due under judgment is $235,743.33 Stephen O’Connor 1x Fee=$18.22 05/13/09 ance for a period of one (1) year, commencing c. 231, the Lower Township Board of Educa- Referral Service of Cape May County at (609) CHASE HOME FINANCE LLC is the plaintiff with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be County Administrator ______May 1, 2009 and ending April 30, 2010. tion will meet at 8:00 P.M. in the library of the 463-0313, and if you cannot afford an attorney AND GREGORY S. COOPER, ET AL, are the added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed ORDINANCE NO. 1321-09 Mitnick School as per “Annual Notice” hereby you may communicate with the Legal Services defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public check or treasurer’s check in the amount of Daniel Beyel The Herald Times and the Press of Atlantic City compile and disseminate the schedule of the Offi ce in Cape May at (609) 465-3001. venue on: 20% of the bid price is required. Director AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE CODE OF have been designated as the Bridge Commis- regular meetings of the Lower Township Board WEDNESDAY THE 10TH DAY OF THE TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE, CHAPTER 131, sion’s offi cial newspapers for the printing of of Education. YOU, Georgia Mitchell, are made a defendant JUNE A.D. 2009 The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any 1x Fee=$27.94 05/13/09 ENTITLED EMERGENCY MEDICAL TRANS- legal advertisements, with the Herald Times That the below dates be designated as the herein because you hold a child support judg- at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court sale without further notice of publication. ______PORT SERVICES being the primary offi cial newspaper, for a pe- dates for the Regular Meetings of the Lower ment fi led in the Superior Court of New Jersey House Building located at 9 N. Main Street All publication costs are paid for by the plain- TOWNSHIP OF DENNIS TAKE NOTICE that the above Ordinance was riod of one (1) year, commencing May 1, 2009 Township Board of Education, said meetings to on November 20, 1991. Being Judgment Num- (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New tiff. adopted, at second reading by the Township and ending April 30, 2010. be held at 8:00 P.M. with a Work Session begin- ber J-128617-1991 and Case Number FM- Jersey. COUNTY OF CAPE MAY Committee of the Township of Middle, County ning at 7:30 P.M. in the Mitnick School Library. 14700-90 against an individual named John Attorney: PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG STATE OF NEW JERSEY of Cape May, State of New Jersey at a regular William Henfey The Budget Hearing and Reorganization Meet- Mitchell who may or may not be the record Property to be sold is located in the Township Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer meeting held at Township Hall, 33 Mechanic Chairman ing will precede the Regular Meetings on March owner herein. of North Cape May, County of Cape May, State 753127 ORDINANCE NO. 2009-01 Street, Cape May Court House, New Jersey on 23, and April 27, 2010 respectively. of New Jersey. 4x Fee=$170.10 Monday, May 4, 2009 at 6:00 p.m. 1x Fee=$17.01 05/13/09 YOU, Cellular Phone of New Jersey, are 05/13, 05/20, 05/27, 06/03/09 AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF ______Tuesday May 26, 2009 Regular Meeting made a defendant herein because you hold Premises commonly known as: 714 Whildam ______DENNIS, COUNTY OF CAPE MAY, AND 1x Fee=$7.29 05/13/09 NOTICE TO BIDDERS Tuesday June 23, 2009 Regular Meeting a judgment fi led in the Superior Court of New Ave, North Cape May, NJ 08204 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS STATE OF NEW JERSEY AMENDING CHAP- ______ADDENDUM #1 Tuesday July 28, 2009 Regular Meeting Jersey on March 20, 1990, Judgment Number BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS TER 185 OF THE CODE OF THE TOWNSHIP ORDINANCE NO. 1318-09 Furnishing and Delivering Treated and Un- Tuesday August 25, 2009 Regular Meeting DJ-031593-1990 in the original amount of Being known as Lot 14, Block 688, on the of- CAPE MAY COUNTY – NEW JERSEY OF DENNIS ENTITLED, “ZONING” TO PER- treated Lumber and Related Building Mate- Tuesday September 22, 2009 $3,925.96 against an individual named John fi cial Tax Map of the Township of North Cape MIT WIND ENERGY SYSTEMS AND SOLAR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 218, rials to Various Departments. Regular Meeting Mitchell who may or may not be the record May Notice is hereby given that sealed propos- ENERGY SYSTEMS AS ACCESSORY USES. SUBDIVISION/ SITE PLAN, OF THE CODE Cape May County Tuesday October 27, 2009 owner herein. als addressed to Stephen O’Connor, County OF THE TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE, COUNTY Board of Chosen Freeholders Regular Meeting Dimensions: 62.20 feet x 125 feet x 62.20 feet Administrator, will be received up to 2:00 P.M. The foregoing ordinance was introduced and OF CAPE MAY, STATE OF NEW JERSEY Tuesday November 24, 2009 YOU, Hausman and Sunberg, are made a x 125 feet prevailing time, on Wednesday, May 27, 2009, passed at a fi rst reading of the Township Com- Notice is hereby given that an addendum has Regular Meeting defendant herein because you hold a judg- at which time they will be publicly opened and mittee of the Township of Dennis held on April TAKE NOTICE that the above Ordinance was been issued to Specifi cation #27 as listed Tuesday December 15, 2009 ment fi led in the Superior Court of New Jer- Nearest Cross Street: Rose Hill Parkway read at the William E. Sturm, Jr. Administration 07, 2009 and adopted on second and fi nal read- adopted, at second reading by the Township above. Regular Meeting sey on March 10,1999, Judgment Number Building, 4 Moore Road, Crest Haven Com- ing after a public hearing thereon at a regular Committee of the Township of Middle, County Tuesday January 26, 2010 DJ-067701-1999 in the original amount of *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal liens plex, Cape May Court House, New Jersey, for meeting of the Dennis Township Committee to of Cape May, State of New Jersey at a regular There will be several changes to the techni- Regular Meeting $1,171.66 against an individual named John or other charges and any such taxes, charges, the following: be held at the Municipal Building, 571 Peters- meeting held at Township Hall, 33 Mechanic cal specifi cations Tuesday February 23, 2010 Mitchell who may or may not be the record liens, insurance premiums or other advances burg Road, Dennisville on May 05, 2009. Street, Cape May Court House, New Jersey on Regular Meeting owner herein. made by plaintiff prior to this sale. All interested “2009 MISCELLANEOUS DRAINAGE IM- Monday, May 4, 2009 at 6:00 p.m. All remaining terms and conditions of this pro- Tuesday March 23, 2010 parties are to conduct and rely upon their own PROVEMENTS IALONG VARIOUS COUNTY ATTEST Jacqueline B. Justice, RMC/Clerk posal remain unchanged and in full effect. Budget Hearing/Regular Meeting Dated: 05/08/2009 independent investigation to ascertain whether ROADS IN THE CITY OF SEA ISLE CITY AND 1x Fee=$8.50 05/13/09 Tuesday April 27, 2010 or not any outstanding interest remain of re- THE TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE” 1x Fee=$13.36 05/13/09 ______Stephen O’Connor Reorganization/Regular Meeting /s/ JENNIFER M. PEREZ cord and/or have priority over the lien being ______ORDINANCE NO. 1319-09 Clerk of the Board Tuesday May 25, 2010 Regular Meeting JENNIFER M. PEREZ foreclosed and, if so, the current amount due Proposal forms, instructions to bidders, speci- TOWNSHIP OF DENNIS Tuesday June 22, 2010 Regular Meeting Acting Clerk of the Superior Court thereon. fi cations and other bidding documents may be AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE CODE OF Daniel Beyel obtained upon payment of a $30.00 Charge COUNTY OF CAPE MAY THE TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE, CHAPTER Freeholder Director I, George Drozdowski, Secretary of the Board 1x Fee=$49.82 05/13/09 **If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Pur- (non-refundable), at the offi ce of the County STATE OF NEW JERSEY 188, SECTION 188-2, ENTITLED PARKS AND of Education of Lower Township do hereby ______chaser at the sale shall be entitled only a return Engineer, Dale M. Foster, (609) 465-1035, dur- RECREATION 1x Fee=$12.15 05/13/09 certify the foregoing to be a true and correct PUBLIC NOTICE of the deposit paid. The Purchaser shall have ing normal offi ce hours at the above address. ORDINANCE NO. 2009-02 ______copy of a resolution adopted by the Lower RESOLUTION no further recourse against the Mortgagor, the TAKE NOTICE that the above Ordinance was BOROUGH OF WOODBINE Township Board of Education at the Reorga- Mortgagor’s attorney. The board reserves the right to reject any or all AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF adopted, at second reading by the Township nization Meeting held on Tuesday, April 28, RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE APPOINT- proposals in whole or in part and to waive such DENNIS, COUNTY OF CAPE MAY, AND Committee of the Township of Middle, County ORDINANCE NO. 505-2009 2009. MENT OF BOARD AUDITOR, SOLICITOR, ***If after the sale and satisfaction of the informalities as may be permitted by law. STATE OF NEW JERSEY ENTITLED THE of Cape May, State of New Jersey at a regular BROKER OF RECORD, ARCHITECT, RIGHT mortgage debt, including costs and expenses, 2009 ORDINANCE TO EXCEED THE MU- meeting held at Township Hall, 33 Mechanic AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CODE CHAP- George Drozdowski TO KNOW OFFICER AND ASBESTOS DES- there remains any surplus money, the money Bidders are required to comply with the require- NICIPAL BUDGET APPROPRIATION LIMITS Street, Cape May Court House, New Jersey on TER 26 OF THE BOROUGH OF WOODBINE Business Administrator/ IGNATED PERSON. will be deposited into the Superior Court Trust ments of N.J.S.A.10:5-31 Et. Seq. and N.J.A.C. AND TO ESTABLISH A CAP BANK Monday, May 4, 2009 at 6:00 p.m. ENTITLED “ZONING” TO FURTHER CLARIFY Board Secretary Fund and any person claiming the surplus, or 17:27: 27. THE RULES AND REGULATIONS PERTAIN- 834 Seashore Road Whereas, the local Public Contracts Law (NJSA any part thereof, may fi le a motion pursuant PRESENTED BY: O’CONNOR 1x Fee=$7.29 05/13/09 ING TO ZONING. Cape May, NJ 08204 40A:11.1) et seq.) requires that the Resolution to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the Bids must be made on standard proposal form ______authorizing the award of contracts for “profes- nature and extent of that person’s claim and in the manner designated therein and required SECONDED BY: DiCICCO PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE 1x Fee=$26.73 05/13/09 sional services” without competitive bids must asking for an order directing payment of the by the specifi cations, must be enclosed in ______be publicly advertised. surplus money. The Sheriff or other person sealed envelopes bearing the name and ad- ROLL CALL VOTE: PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that at the annual re- Please take notice that the foregoing Ordinance NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION conducting the sale will have information re- dress of the bidder and marked “2009 Miscel- structuring meeting of the CAPE MAY COUNTY was introduced at a regularly scheduled meet- NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that garding the surplus, if any. laneous Drainage Improvements I along AYES: DiCICCO, O’CONNOR, BLESSING, BRIDGE COMMISSION, held on May 6, 2009, ing held on April 16, 2009 in the main meeting On Wednesday, June 10, 2009 at 11:00 am at the Board of Education of the Borough of Stone Various County Roads in the City of Sea Isle CRIPPEN & MURPHY the following resolutions were passed: room of the Borough of Woodbine Municipal R-J Self Storage, 1065 Route 47 South, Rio Harbor, in the County of Cape May, New Jer- A full legal description of the premises can be City and The Township of Middle” on the out- NAYES: Building and was taken up for public hearing Grande, New Jersey the following items will sey, is hereby appointing the following persons found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May side, addressed to Stephen O’Connor, County ABSTAINING: William Henfey was appointed Chairman of the and fi nal adoption at a meeting held on May 7, be sold at public auction pursuant to state law. to serve in the designated positions for a one County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and Administrator, Administration Building, 4 Moore ABSENT: Bridge Commission for a term of one (1) year 2009 at 8:00 pm. Operator reserves the right to bid and set mini- (1) year term commencing May 6, 2009: assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and Road, Crest Haven Complex, Cape May Court retroactive from May 1, 2009 and ending April mum bids. Call 609-886-0009 to confi rm. BOARD SOLICITOR The foregoing ordinance was introduced and 30, 2010. Done by order of the Mayor and Council of the CAPEHART & SCATCHARD, passed at a fi rst reading of the Township Com- Borough of Woodbine. Unit #D0026 – William Aldridge: ATTORNEYS AT LAW DON’T REPLACE YOUR TUB... mittee of the Township of Dennis held on April Salvatore J. DeSimone was appointed Trea- Lisa Miscellaneous boxed and household items. BROKER OF RECORD $ 20, 2009 and adopted on second and fi nal surer of the Bridge Commission for a term of Garrison THE PORCH AGENCY REGLAZE IT! reading after a public hearing thereon at a reg- one (1) year retroactive from May 1, 2009 and Borough Clerk 2x Fee=$14.58 BUSINESS ADMIN/BRD SEC’Y Ask About 349Tub Refinishing ending April 30, 2010. 05/13, 05/20/09 RATED Stonefleck ular meeting of the Dennis Township Commit- SALEM COUNTY SHARED SERVICES #1 Countertops W/COUPON 1x Fee=$13.36 05/13/09 ______regularly $449 tee at the Municipal Building, 571 Petersburg CUSTODIAN OF SCHOOL FUNDS NATIONALLY Road, Dennisville on May 05, 2009. NIA Group Associates of Cape May, New Jer- ______MEETING NOTICE PATRICIA WAGNER CONSTRUCTION BOARD OF APPEALS RIGHT TO KNOW SURVEY COUNTY OF CAPE MAY PARS ENVIRONMENTAL, INC SAVE TAX SALE NOTICE BOROUGH OF WEST WILDWOOD TAX SALE FOR UNPAID $ ASBESTOS DESIGNATED PERSON REAL ESTATE TAXES, WATER & SEWER Thursday, May 14, 2009 – 6:30 p.m. PARS ENVIRONMENTAL, INC 100 Intermediate Meeting Room, William E. Sturm, We also do Sinks, Tile, Many Colors ARCHITECT OF RECORD Jr. Administration Building, 4 Moore Road, www.easternrefinishing.net Travel Charge May Apply Thursday, MAY 21, 2009 GARRISON ARCHITECTS Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 SCHOOL PHYSICIAN EASTERN REFINISHING CO. • 1-800-463-1879 ROBERT SPEER, DO PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I, Dorothy A.Tomlin, Collector of Taxes, in the Borough of West Wildwood, COUPON EXPIRES 5/30/09 Lic# 13VH03757800 AGENDA RISK MANAGEMENT CONSULTANT County of Cape May, State of New Jersey, pursuant to the provisions of “Act concerning upaid taxes and assessments NJSBAIG and other municipal charges on real property and providing for the collection therefor, by the creation and enforcement 1. Notifi cation pursuant to “Open Public Meet- SCHOOL AUDITOR of liens thereon (revision of 1918 Title 54:5-19 Revised Statues)” will sell at public venue, all the land and real estate ings Act” ALLIANCE OF GOVERNMENTAL JI@DQ@ purchased by them prior to the conclusion of the sale, or the property will be resold. CertiÀ cate purchasers are herewith 4. Other Construction Board of Appeals Mat- "M@@
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CAPE MAY — Coast- involved in nu- the job the high- line Realty, 1400 Texas merous new con- est level of guest Seller Buyer Property Address Price Ave., has welcomed Ken struction projects services that Hutchinson to its offi ce. only few could AVALON including hew Peter R. & Carol Wells Thomas & Renee Ohntrup 2008 Ocean Dr., Unit North $ 890,000 Hutchinson’s relocated home develop- achieve. Total For Avalon: $ 890,000 from Buck’s County, Pa. to ments as well as Hutchinson CAPE MAY Cape May on a full time condominium graduated from George & Carole Sick Robert R. Canfield 1330 A Wisconsin Ave. $ 315,000 basis in 2001, having vaca- projects from The Academy of John & Mary Cummings Peter & Patricia Porter 915 Madison Ave. $ 305,000 tioned here for years with start to finish, Culinary Arts in Total For Cape May: $ 620,000 family and friends, accord- and is represent- HUTCHINSON Mays Landing in DENNIS ing to a release. ing Tompkins and worked in Estate of Barbara J. Foss William Nielsen 477 Hands Mill Rd. $ 192,500 He has been selling real Builders. various hotels and res- Robert & Janice Boettner Christopher G. Robson 305 Gracetown Rd. $ 262,000 estate here and the sur- Hutchinson’s background taurants in the Cape May Total For Dennis: $ 454,500 rounding areas since his prior to becoming a Real- area as well as a three-year LOWER TOWNSHIP relocation. During that tor was in the hospitality stay on the island of Maui, Novastar Mortgage Inc. Ronald & Charlene Myro 2711 Bayshore Rd. $ 141,000 time Hutchinson has been industry. He brought to Hawaii. Jordan & Colleen Mariano Clyde & Kathleen Moyer 140 Utah Ave. $ 127,000 Estate of Stella Magliocco Amy Smith 36 Heron Way $ 210,000 Bernard Dera Stephen Lonergan 149 E Bates Ave. $ 165,000 Garrison Estates: Easy, Affordable Living Leona & Edward Devlin Kevin McAnaney 155 Kentucky Ave. $ 125,000 VINELAND — Garrison stylish entertaining. petitive starting price of American Home Mortgage Richard J. Williams 33 Maryland Ave. $ 115,000 Estates, a fi rst-time-buyer Homes offer a minimum just $230,900. Starting David H. & Lisa R. Duryea Edmund C. & Carri Burke 403 Beach Dr. $ 485,000 Beazer Homes’ develop- of four bedrooms and two at $252,900, the Linden Total For Lower Township: $ 1,368,000 MIDDLE TOWNSHIP ment features “six beautiful and a half bathrooms, a model gives extra room Homes By Handson LLC NVR Inc., Ryan Homes 9 Julia Ct. $ 110,000 and intelligently designed two-car garage, a full base- and features 2,803 square William & Dorothy Gillies Marie I. Serrano 28 N 14th St. $ 190,000 two story models start- ment, nine-foot ceilings, feet, with exquisite and GRP Loan LLC Louis H. Altobelli 200 E Main Ave. $ 120,000 ing in the low-$200,000s, GE appliances, and lush cascading staircases lead- Patricia & Curtin Bischoff John L. & Kimberly Reinmuth 137 Beach Ave. $ 175,000 with up to fi ve bedrooms surroundings. ing up to light-fi lled bed- Paul Steuranagel Timothy Atwood 410 Valley Rd. $ 205,000 and three-and-a-half bath- With Beazer’s SMART- rooms. Total For Middle Township: $ 800,000 rooms,” according to a DESIGN concept, buyers Garrison Estates is situ- NORTH WILDWOOD release. can add square footage and ated in South Vineland Thunderbird Development Daniel C. & Kathleen Killion 415 E 24th Ave., Unit 16 $ 550,000 At Garrison Estates, all a sunroom to create even with access to Route 55 Robert R. & Linda C. Uslin Phillip L. Sager 901 Surf Ave., Unit 100 $ 439,900 six models are designed more fun and easy living and within proximity to North Wildwood City Cape May County Chestnut Ave. $ 350,000 with distinct architectural space. Philadelphia, Delaware, th Matthew & Judith A. Swift Joseph & Kathleen Kelley 311 B E 24 Ave. $ 280,000 appeal that celebrates up- The Elm model boasts and Atlantic City. th Michael Mitchell Daniel & Nora L. Cardone 539 E 9 Ave. $ 260,000 scale living interwoven four bedrooms, two and The home information Richard & Deanna Durante Michael & Theresa Kennedy 102 Allen Dr., Unit 102A $ 100,000 with economic use of space. a half bathrooms 2,494 center is open Monday SLM Financial Corp. David & Bernadette O’Neill 220 E 25th Ave., Unit 159 $ 135,000 th Each fl oor plan was created square feet of living space, through Saturday from 10 Bank of America N.A. Dennis & Kathy Cleary 509 E 17 Ave. $ 380,000 so buyers may have living all gracefully laid out over a.m. to 5 p.m., and Sundays Total For North Wildwood $ 2,494,900 space that makes room for two stories with a com- from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. OCEAN CITY Guy & Bernadette Cellucci Seamus & Cathleen C. Duffy 4128 Central Ave. $ 815,000 Noreen Low, Noreen Smith John D. & Lisa A. Dempsey 1659 Asbury Ave., 2nd Fl $ 705,000 Thomas & Sonja Haus Timothy A. Kelly A. Lynch 3528-30 Asbury Ave., Unit A $ 433,500 Marie R. Andreas Anthony & Beth Ann Francia 2120-22 Simpson Ave. $ 570,000 Esther H. Martinolich Robert & Janet Oberg 3571 Bay Ave. $ 225,000 Welcome Terrence & Loretta Crowley Jonathan & Susan Dermott 2934 West Ave., 2nd Fl $ 356,000 Mia Jung Jeri L. Piechoski Trust 3201 Asbury Ave. $ 780,000 Kevin & Linda Kiehner Matthew & Christine Schorr 608-10 Bay Ave. $ 360,000 Open House Spotlight Gregory & Deborah Morris Johan & Lydia Pfeiffer 843 2nd Ave. $ 807,500 2431 Asbury Associates Robert & Mary Gallagher 2431 Asbury Ave. $ 775,000 Joseph & JoAnn James Brian W. Hildred R. Sullivan 4954 Asbury Ave. $ 640,000 Michael & Jane McGovern Veronica & Curtis Suraci 1400 Asbury Ave., Unit C $ 300,000 Saturday 5/16 Sunday 5/17 Total For Ocean City: $ 6,767,000 SEA ISLE CITY 518 W. Spruce Avenue 403 Clubhouse Drive Marjorie A. Roth Edward R. Sgalio 5920 Sounds Ave. $ 213,500 North Wildwood Townbank Sea Structures LLC Francesco Lasalandra 21 48th St., North Unit $ 945,000 Joseph Bisciotti John & Arlene Wabby 126 39th St., Unit East $ 515,000 Thomas & Margaret Kerns Timothy & Christine Brockett 242 40th St., Unit East $ 460,000 Michael & Karen Palumbo Edward W. Stephens 121 39th St., 1st Fl $ 290,000 Estate of Rita A. Mariotti Larry L. & Jeanette Morris 3700 Boardwalk, Unit 508 $ 500,000 Total For Sea Isle City: $ 2,923,500 Advance Realty STONE HARBOR 3800A Bayshore Road Joseph & Marnie Flanagan Joseph Andrews, et al 275 103rd St. South $ 725,000 North Cape May NJ 08204 609-889-3600 Open House: Sat. 11-1 Open House: Sun. 11-1 Alexander McGrath George Pepe C-43 Weber Ct. $ 508,000 Total For Stone Harbor: $ 1,233,000 UPPER TOWNSHIP 217 W. Rochester Ave. 102 W. Rochester Ave. Melodie L. Perri Louis & Debra Saltarelli 14 Redwish Ave. $ 290,000
 -® Diamond Beach Diamond Beach James M. & Ruth Ridgway Brian & Victoria Hastings 516 Rte 9, Unit N-10 $ 66,000 Robert J. & Theresa Kumor John R. Campopiano 71 S Lake Dr. $ 120,000 ,
/9 Expo Homes LLC Marguerite Everly 2 Greendale Dr. $ 128,000 
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 Kristi P. & Mark A. Hurtado Daniel & Maryrose Sherman 803 East Dr. $ 197,000 Mark Kabbeko Jr. Justine Kabbeko 17 Norwood Rd. $ 150,000 Total For Upper Township: $ 951,000 Daniels Realty WEST CAPE MAY Diamond Beach nd 9701 Pacifi c Avenue Mark & Eileen Stutzbach James T. & Mary Jo Foley 425 2 Ave. $ 450,000 Wildwood Crest, NJ 08260 Total For West Cape May: $ 450,000 609-522-7748 Open House: Sat. 11-3 Open House: Sun. 11-3 WILDWOOD Michelle Sheridan Leah & Jesse L. Spencer 103 E Poplar Ave., Unit C2 $ 201,000 Boyd Ocean Breeze LLC Thomas A. DiBattista 5001 Park Blvd. $ 99,000 Royal Beach Joseph & Eileen Bada Jr. Daniel & Dana McConnell 225 E St. Paul Ave., Unit 3 $ 169,025 Condominiums Federal National Mortgage Neil M. Chiaradio 406 Youngs Ave. $ 170,101 Nashville and The Beach Anna I. Travis, et al BME Real Estate LLC 432 Montgomery Ave. $ 193,800 Wildwood Crest, NJ 08260 Albert J. Travis, et al BME Real Estate LLC 432 Montgomery Ave. $ 170,680 1.800.999.8177 Anna I. Travis, et al BME Real Estate LLC 432 Montgomery Ave. $ 208,080 Open House: Anna I. Travis, et al BME Real Estate LLC 432 Montgomery Ave. $ 107,440 Every Saturday and Estate of Delema Scavetta Glen Thorsen 114 W Hildreth Ave. $ 288,000 Hoff man Agency, Inc. Sunday from 11am-4pm. John M. & Kelley Figueroa Edward J. & Diana M. Perez 221 E Pines Ave., Unit 103 $ 225,000 6301 Pacifi c Avenue th Wildwood Crest, NJ 08260 Visit the sample Deborah K. Deluca James T. & Michele Kiczek 210 E 24 Ave., #B $ 173,000 609-522-8177 model Unit #102 Federal National Mortgage Neil M. Chiaradio 406 Youngs Ave., Unit A $ 170,101 Aurora Loan Services LLC Heather Hibbs 201 E Davis Ave., Unit 203 $ 158,900 Total For Wildwood: $ 2,334,127 1601 Delaware Ave. WILDWOOD CREST North Wildwood Judith S. Markovitz William Cella 401 E Morning Glory Rd. $ 400,000 Land Sales LLC Christopher & Dawn Gloede 100 E Orchid Rd. $ 335,000 Single family, 4BR & 1BA 40x100 corner lot. Bruno O. Suttman Thomas & Patricia Frawley 104 E Lotus Rd. $ 415,000 Short Sale MLD Properties LLC Kelly Philbin 5407 Pacific Ave., Unit 11 $ 60,000 Open House: June Daddea Christopher Ambolino 108 W Rosemary Rd. $ 230,000 Sat. 16th 12-4 • Sun. 17th 12-2 Ronald E. Bradshaw Louis S. Wojcik 408 E Myrtle Rd., Unit 306 $ 474,000 RE/MAX of the Wildwoods Robert & Dorothy Giannotti Craig B. & Karen L. Snyder 410 E Orchid Rd., Unit 201 $ 440,000 6011 New Jersey Avenue High Bid Home Sale! Total for Wildwood Crest: $ 2,354,000 Wildwood Crest, NJ 08260 Must Sell This Weekend 1-888-240-3751 Bids start at $225,000 COUNTY TOTAL: $ 23,639,127 www.2ndhomesteals.com Compilation © 2009 Seawave Corporation Source Data: Cape May County Clerk's Offi ce Abstracts A28 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers May 13 2009 Search Real Estate at www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com For these listings. Enter the web ID# in the search box to go directly to that ad! Year Round Rental- REAL ESTATE HOME FOR SALE MOBILE HOME SPACE FOR RENT The ANGLESEA HANNEL’S BUSINESS AREA OPPORTUNITY - Space for Rent- Decorator furnished, 2 C bedroom, 1 bath. In- Apartments REAL ESTATE Professionally Managed NORTH WILDWOOD cludes garage, 2 parking spaces. Interior of unit Business Opportunity- completely renovated. Offi ce/retail space for Spring Special New kitchen, new bath, Mobile Home- rent. 1600 sq. ft. Prime Second Month’s Rent FREE RETAIL STORE- Home For Sale- hardwood fl oors, all new location: 6th & New Jer- FRONTS FOR appliances including sey. LEASE OPEN HOUSE CMCH washer & dryer. Apart- FREE Heat & Hot Water North Cape May Shop- May 16 & 17, 1 - 3pm ment has been deco- 609-523-0104 ping Center retail store- Centrally located, year rated and furnished by 1 BEDROOM front shops now avail- Cape May Beach round. 2 bedrooms, professional decorator. — WebID #: 178060 $ 00 able for lease. Brand 405 Delview full bath with hand tiled $950 per month includes 825 new spaces starting at New construction shower, handicap bar, Storage Space- water. $1200/month. Great 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch, tiled seat. Also, 1/2 bath, 609-408-6513 signage, exposure and 2 car garage, gas heat, kitchen with all ameni- A-1 EASY 2 BEDROOM ties. Renovated August parking in a landmark lo- central air + numerous SELF STORAGE — WebID #: 178014 $ 00 upgrades. $429,000. 2007. For sale by owner: cation. Call: 610-527- 895 Brokers welcome $76,000, fi rm. More info/ 4800 Pay just $1 for your fi rst photos online: • Air Conditioning month’s rent Year Round Rental- Now Accepting — WebID #: 177143 609-780-7529 www.CapeMay

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bedroom with eat- in CALL 609-886-8600 EXT 33 or 34 to place your ad 609-465-3823 kitchen, washer/dryer, The Links at Avalon wall-to-wall carpet, gas Homes — WebID #: 177046 (Just North of Avalon Country Club Route 9, Swainton)) heat. $1000 per month Starting at only plus utilities. Just Reduced! Begin your tour at 111 Springdale Ct. Call 609-884-9325 View this newly listed home and many $330,000 other homes currently available for sale. — WebID #: 177946 Are you considering selling your home? Would you like to be a part of the tour? House for Sale? Call one of these participating Realtors for details. 511 Hollywood, Cape May Beach Kathleen Manganello Felice “Lisa” Fletcher Reach buyers with $599,000 Coldwell Banker Township Realtors Coldwell Banker Otton, S.H. an ad in the Herald. 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, hardwood fl oors & open living & Direct (609) 780-3938 Direct (215) 421-1704 dining areas. Phenomenal sunset views, one house Offi ce (609) 390-3400 Offi ce (800) 708-5789 from the beach. A beautifully decorated turnkey home. Beachpoint Realty Kelly Blum Place your ad today. 101 W. Chestnut Ave., N. Wildwood RE/MAX Beach Home Realty 609-523-8500 Direct (609) 665-5866 • Offi ce (609) 263-3600 886-8600 ext. 33 or 34 www.beachpointrealty.net A30 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers May 13 2009 County Hosts Healthcare Resource Day By AL CAMPBELL

WILDWOOD — Cape May County’s Healthcare Resource Day had some pretty intense competition May 9, It was one of the best weekends, weather wise, this month, Many who may have wanted to attend, opted to mow high grass or plant gardens. Although it had to con- tend with sunshine, blue Al Campbell skies and temperatures in Certifi ed Massage Thera- the 80s, many attended pist Leah Egbert-O’Brien the free event at Wildwood Counselors Christine Salerno, left, and Joyce from Woodbine Wellness Convention Center Satur- Hopkins of Addiction Recovery Service, Burleigh, Center peers through a AUTOMOTIVE BOATING day, May 9, hosted by the display literature. massage chair. Cape May County Health CONTACT BOAT SLIP Department. AUTO FOR SALE Drawing interested par- Offers Friendly ties to the annual day were Boat Slip- Auto For Sale- over 40 health-related Phone Calls

vendors, as well as free 1998 LINCOLN Continen- AVALON, 4th Ave., near screenings, including blood SOMERS POINT — For tal: 36,000 miles, very good 42nd Street: Deep water. anyone who could use a Boat For Sale- pressure, blood sugar, cho- condition. Loaded. $3000. Electric and water avail- lesterol, fracture risk, pe- friend to check on them, Call to see: 609-827-6932 the volunteers at CON- able. $1800/season. 21’ PROLINE, W/A, V6, ripheral artery disease and TACT Cape-Atlantic offer 609-967-4945 inboard/outboard, all elec- oral cancer. daily phone calls to say Boat Slip- tronics. Low hours, like In addition, Dr. Lawrence Paolini, a Court House der- hello and check that all new, trailer. $13,500. 609- 368-7508 or 610-584-1851 matologist, and Dr. John is well. STONE HARBOR McNally, a dentist, gave CONTACT calls are free presentations. Paolini’s was and confidential. Volun- 96th Street with or with- “New developments you teers are eager to help Auto For Sale- out elevators need to know about skin Andrea Flesch, marketing director for Oceanview As- the disabled, elderly and care.” McNally’s was “In- sisted Living give Howard Foxworth water at county isolated citizens of Cape 2005 Mercury Sable novative steps you can take Healthcare Resource Day, Wildwood. May County who want to 4 door sedan, green ex- 609-368-3058 Boat For Sale- for healthy smiles.” continue living indepen- terior, grey fabric interior. Freeholder Gerald Services, welcomed the Paolini, the fi rst presenter dently. 43,000 original miles. Power — WebID #: 176441 25’ MAKO 258 WA, attendees and addressed of the day. Those interested in re- options, 4 brand new tires. Thornton, the county’s di- 1985: 2 150 HP John- rector of Health and Human those gathered to hear ceiving calls, or who knows $8500. 609-263-3852 BOAT FOR SALE son, 1993 VHF, DF, GPS, of someone who might be, Top, $7995. 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Wolfarth Senior Award: highest Horsey Yard Sale away from an athletic fi eld full of children and Upper Marshall Iliff, Tim Lenz, Brian Sullivan. number total species – 120 species: Township Elementary School. Police were not sure if Cape May County Award, highest num- Limping Limpkins: Captain Dan Erdely, GOSHEN — Cape May County Equestrian Facility the local robbery was connected to one in Gloucester ber total species in Cape May County – Diane Erdely, Gene Nicotra. Zeiss Youth and Healing Hooves Therapy Farm is having a gigantic Township earlier in the day. 187 species: The Redheads sponsored by Birding Awards: Division A (Grade 1-5 yard sale May 23 beginning at 7:30 a.m. at 437 Route Swarovski Optik Cornell Laboratory of highest number total species) – 117 47, just north of the farm. Donations for the sale can Ornithology: Captain Shawn Billerman, species: Steiner Merlins sponsored by be directed to Heather Johnson at 609-675-6765. Traffi c Detour Tom Johnson, Jay McGowan, Brad Steiner Binoculars: Captain Brett Mal- The proceeds of the yard sale will benefi t the Healing ERMA — Traffi c will be detoured westbound at Walker. LGA Award: highest total par; lon, Andi Hilton, Chuckie Lansinger IV, Hooves Therapy Program. Sally Marshall Crossing, located between Seashore single county – 162 species-Atlantic Danny Lenchner, Alyssa Walls, Division Road and Route 9 at Cresse Lane westbound from May County – 79%: Wrending Talons spon- B (Grade 6-8 highest number total spe- Crest Opposes Gov’s Cuts 13 until May 22 from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Eastbound traf- sored by Atlantic County Utilities Au- cies) – 158 species: Steiner Peregrines: fi c will not be affected. J.F Kiely Utility Co. will be clos- thority: Captain Margaret Atack-Klewin, Captain Michelle Long, Kelley Jewell, WILDWOOD CREST — The Borough of Board of ing the road westbound daily to repair a gas main leak Matthew Klewin, Buster Raff, Angi Wal- Tabitha Lansinger, Kiley Pignataro, Commissioners unanimously approved a resolution from Route 9 to Seashore Road. Motorists are advised ters. Cape Island Cup: highest number Shannon Pignataro. The Carl Zeiss Pete that opposes Gov. John Corzine’s proposed budget cuts to use Route 47 to Railroad Avenue during the closure. total species south of Cape May Canal – Dunne Future Leaders in Birding Award to tourism and beach replenishment. The resolution 151 species: Zen Zugunruhe sponsored Division C (Grade 9-12 highest num- was passed at the May 6 Commissioners’ regular meet- by WildBird: Captain Dave Hedeen, ber total species) – 215: Subadult Skuas ing. Wildwood Crest joins a handful of other munici- Town Watch Meeting Glen Davis, Will Hutcheson, Tait Johans- sponsored by Nikon: Captain Luke Seitz, palities in Cape May County to offi cially oppose the VILLAS — Lower Township will revitalize its citizen son. Big Stay Award: highest number Ian Davies, Kai Reed. portion of the proposed $28.9 billion state budget that Town Watch program tonight at 7 p.m. at Township total species in a single location– 65 spe- Cumulative Species Total - 269 slashes funding for tourism promotion and beach nour- Hall. “It’s our town, our community and what goes on cies: Fairview Flock: Captain Ron Thoe- ishment projects. Corzine’s proposed 2009 budget, here is up to us,” said Mayor Michael Beck. nig, Shannon Brockway, Jennie Griffi n. addressed in the New Jersey Legislature earlier this Carbon Footprint Cup: highest number Villas Flasher Wanted year, includes a signifi cant cut in tourism promotion total species without use of motorized VILLAS — Lower Township police are from $10 million in 2008 to a proposed $7.5 million Bird Series Results vehicle - 134 species: Ridin’ Birdy searching for an individual who report- for 2009. sponsored by Kowa Optimed: Captain CAPE MAY POINT — Winners of the 2009 World edly committed indecent acts within Tony Croasdale, Matthew Halley, Daniel Series of Birding: Urner Stone Cup- highest number to- view of young girls. At approximately 10 Kobza. Swarovski Digi Camera Award: tal species: 229 species: Lagerhead Shrikes sponsored p.m. on May 1, police received a report Search for Robbers highest number total species digital by Nikon/ DVOC: Captain Mike Fritz, Zach Baer, Bert of a subject in the area of Mulligan Field photography– 125 species: Photo Flick- OCEAN CITY — Police here are asking for the Filemyr, Eric Pilotte. Stone Award-2nd highest number in a dark colored Honda sedan type ers: Captain France Dewaghe, Gerry public’s help in fi nding four young men wanted for a total species – 223 species: Foundation for Avian vehicle exposing himself. The suspect Dewaghe. Swarovski Digi Scope Award: strong-armed robbery. On May 2 at 10:30 p.m., Ocean Research & Education: Captain Chris Aquila, Robert was described as a white male in his late highest number total species digiscope City Police received a report of a strong-armed robbery Blair, Roger Dreyling, James Hamer. Stearns Award: 20s or early 30s with short bushy sandy photography – 82 species: Anglo-Amer- that had just occurred in the 1100 block of Ocean 3rd highest number total species – 221 species: The color hair and a thin build. According to ican Digiscoping Alliance sponsored by Avenue. According to police, the victim reported that Sapsuckers sponsored by Swarovski Optik /Cornell witnesses, he was operating the vehicle he was approached by four subjects, who physically Carl Zeiss Sport Optics: Captain Stephen (Page A35 Please) assaulted him and took his wallet. The victim said that he was struck several times in the head and body dur- He is survived by his be- his wife, Lorraine Mersch; 2 years. ing the attack, but said no weapons were used. He did loved wife of 49 years Char- one daughter, Sara Mersch; Joe was an employee of not require medical treatment for his injuries, police Obituaries lotte (nee Krewson), daugh- one son and his spouse, Wildwood Linen Supply for said. The subjects were last seen running south on ter Lynn Downs (nee Jones) Todd and Katie Mersch; his 32 years. He was an avid Ocean Avenue towards 12th Street. Police are looking of Harrington, DE; son Bry- mother, Joan Mersch; six hunter who fought vigor- The Herald publishes HASSIEPEN, ROBERT D. for three white males and one black male, all approxi- an Jones of Philadelphia, siblings and their spouses, ously to protect the rights brief death notices free (Bob) 88, of Petersburg, mately 18-years-old with thin builds. One suspect wore PA; granddaughter Angela Drew Mersch, Ellen Cam- of all hunters. He enjoyed May 9, 2009. He was a vet- and paid obituaries for Hatton of Port Orange, mack, Beth and Michael yearly trips to Maine with a black/gray hooded sweatshirt with a slash and swirl eran of World War II, a fi nish $2.10 a line. Obituaries FL; granddaughter Ashley DiMaggio, Jeanne Mersch, his buddies and was a die- design and light jeans. Another wore a burgundy/pur- carpenter and boat builder. ple colored hooded sweatshirt and light colored jeans. are submitted by funeral Jones of Philadelphia, PA; Paul Mersch, and Robert hard Phillies and Eagles fan. Anyone with information should contact the Ocean homes; family members HILDEBRANDT, PAUL, 49, and great-grandson Nicho- and Lauren Mersch; three Joe was a loving husband, City police at (609) 399-9111. who submit information of Bremerton WA., formerly las. brothers-in-law and their devoted father, and adoring must provide the funeral of Phila., PA., died peace- A luncheon in Roy's mem- spouses, Guy and Corrine “Pop- Pop”. He is survived fully on 5/2/09. Survived by home name. ory will be held at a later Hepworth, Ross Hepworth, by his wife Sharon; parents Forgeries Near $10,000 his mother Joan, daughter date. In lieu of fl owers con- and Matt and Jenn Hep- Joseph, Sr. and Florence; Danielle (Ali), sister Rosa- BROWN, DAVID W. “But- tributions may be made in worth; and ten nieces and sons Joey and Michael; OCEAN CITY — Police here charged a local man nne Newton (Bill), brothers ton”, 48, of North Cape his memory to the American nephews. daughters Tracy and Ka- with theft and forgery after receiving a report of David (Zelda), Eric (Joyce) May, May 3, 2009. He was a Cancer Society or Leukemia Memorial services were tie; grand daughter Casey $9,855 missing from a victim’s bank account. It was and Christopher (Lenore). lifetime resident of the area. & Lymphoma Society. held May 4, 2009 at the Em- “Poopy”; brothers Tom, reported that several unauthorized checks were issued Also survived by three niec- He was a roofer for W & E bassy Suites Destin from Mike and Bill; best friend and cashed between December 2008 and February es and one nephew. Funeral KOPP, GARY M., 44, of Roofi ng, and also a com- 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. In “WTF” Bob; sister-in-law 2009. The investigation revealed that Michael B. Da- private. Donations in his Cape May, May 10, 2009. mercial fi sherman. lieu of fl owers, please make Alberta “Hute”; and loving vis, 21, of Ocean City, stole the checks from the victim memory may be made to He was a lifetime resident, donations to the Children's nephew Bobby. and subsequently issued and cashed those checks re- CANDERAN, JOHN, 79, of the charity of your choice or a self-employed builder, Miracle Network, www. Joe will be eternally missed ceiving the stolen money from the bank account. Davis Court House, May 8, 2009. Mass cards would also be carpenter and a member cmn.org. by his family and friends was charged on a summons with 17 counts of theft and He was retired from Tile, appreciated. of Our Lady Star of the Sea whose lives he deeply 20 counts of forgery. The investigation was conducted Marble and Terrazzo Union Church. STARRETT, DOROTHEA touched. Memorial service Local 7 after 30 years, and a J., 91, of Rio Grande, May by Detective Mark Pancoast. MCELROY-INGERSOLL, for family and close friends member of Our Lady of the 4, 2009. She was a resident PALMA, 81, of Wildwood to be held at Evoy Funeral Angels Church. since 1976 and a member Crest, May 6, 2009. She Home, 3128 Bayshore Rd., Police Charge Theft of the Loyal Order of the DAY, CECIL D., 92, of Court was retired from Pathmark North Cape May, Thursday, Moose Womens’ Auxiliary. BURLEIGH — On May 5, Middle Township Major House, May 5, 2009. He after 35 years, and attend- May 14 at 11am. Burial will Crimes Unit concluded a fi ve-month investigation with was a veteran of World War ed both the Wildwood Crest immediately follow at St. the arrest of Corey Young, 19, of Woodbine. Police II and a resident for the last United Methodist Church Mary’s Cemetery, 1056 Sea- responded to a call of a burglary and theft at the Wild- 11 years. and St. Marys Episcopal shore Rd., West Cape May. wood Park Motel where a victim reported someone Church of Stone Harbor. In lieu of fl owers, donations DRAMIS, THOMAS W., 58, can be sent to: had entered her residence while she was out and stole of Tuckahoe, May 5, 2009. MCRORY, ANNE E., 66, of Nature Conservancy her prescription medication. Due to the investigation, FAHEY, DENNIS L., of Erma, May 4, 2009. ATTN: Lizard Tail Swamp a message was put out to all county police depart- 2350 Route 47 West Wildwood. MERSCH, JOHN ANTON, ments requesting assistance in locating Young, who Delmont, NJ 08314 was subsequently arrested by Wildwood Crest Police FRAME, CAROL E., 65. age 51, of Miramar Beach, and turned over to Middle Township Police. Young was Beloved mother and wife, JONES, ROY M., 76, Fla., passed away April 30, of North Cape May, NJ 2009. He was born June 27, lodged in county jail in lieu of 10 percent of $25,000 passed away May 7, 2009 VERNA, JAMES W., 78, passed away peacefully 1957 in Teaneck, NJ to Dr. bail after being charged with third-degree burglary and peacefully at home sur- of North Cape May, May surrounded by his family in Marcel and Joan Mersch. third-degree theft of a controlled dangerous substance. rounded by her family. Born 8, 2009. He was a resident the early morning hours on Mr. Mersch had numerous The investigation was conducted by Patrolman Matt in Philadelphia, PA., Carol since 1997, a sheet metal Saturday, April 11, 2009, at professions throughout his Martino and Detective Bob Shepherd. was a resident of Cape TOLAND, JOSEPH D., JR. worker, member of the Jefferson Hospital in Phila- life including mixologist, May County for 50 years. 53, of Rio Grande, passed Stella Maris Knights of Co- delphia, PA. salesman of automobiles, In her earlier years, she away on Wednesday, May lumbus and member of St. Born in Philadelphia PA, he beverages, and ice cream, Warrant Leads to Pills owned many businesses. 6, 2009. Born December John of God Church. She decided that raising 5 raised his family in Broo- bank Vice President, and 18, 1955 at Burdette Tomlin OCEAN CITY — On May 5 at 7:30 a.m., Ocean City children was plenty of work, mall, PA and had resided the owner of two successful Memorial Hospital, he was WIESNER, RICHARD police Patrolman Matt Schaffer observed Danielle C. so she became the world’s in North Cape May for the small businesses, to name a life long resident of Cape D., 70, of Seaville, May 6, Davis, who had an active arrest warrant, walking in the best mom. She is survived last 10 years. He served in a few. To each he brought May County. Joe was a 2009. He was a resident for 400 block of Atlantic Avenue. Schaffer and Patrolman by her husband, George; the U.S. Navy (submarines) passion and determina- 1974 graduate of Wildwood 13 years and a manager for Jeff Doto placed Davis under arrest for the outstanding 5 children, Cherle Frame, during the Korean Confl ict. tion providing for his family Catholic High School and Sherwin Williams Paints for warrant. As she was being processed for the warrant, George Frame, Ronald He worked as a Data Tech- throughout. attended Johnson & Wales 35 years before his retire- Davis was found to have several prescription legend Frame, Stephan Frame, and nician for Bell Telephone John loved the beach, mu- college in Rhode Island for ment in 1995. drugs that she was not authorized to possess. Davis Judith Frame, all of Cape and then AT&T until retiring sic, being with friends and was charged with possession of prescription drugs as May County; 9 grandchil- in 1990. family, and putting a smile As we mourn the loss well as on the outstanding warrant. Her full cash bail dren; and her brother, Rob- He was an avid reader of on your face with a joke or was $890 and issued by Judge Richard Russell. ert Morse, of Erma. books. He enjoyed his daily a kind gesture. His infec- of our loved ones, The ceremony and funeral newspaper crossword puz- tous optimism seldom left let us also remember to celebrate services will be private and zle and Sudoku. He also him without a smile on his the lives that Bank Robbed Twice in lieu of fl owers, please enjoyed his weekly summer own face. Most of all, John send donations to the Deb- fi shing trips, playing guitar, Mersch was a loving hus- touched us deeply, MARMORA — Ocean City Home Savings Bank branch orah Heart and Lung Center, and working around the band, father, son, brother, leaving indelible traces on Roosevelt Boulevard was robbed again May 11 200 Trenton Road, Browns house and yard. and a great coach, mentor, that cannot be erased by time. about 4 p.m., according to State Police spokesman Sgt. Mills, NJ 08015 He was a member of Tele- and friend to all. Julian Castellanos. The suspect in the robbery was a http://www.deborah.org/ phone Pioneers of America, Mr. Mersch was preceded in white male. It was uncertain if he used a vehicle to get She will be sadly missed. and Boy Scouts of America. death by his father, Dr. Mar- Call Janet or Rachel at 886-8600 away. The bank was also robbed on May 8, allegedly God Bless. He was also a member of cel Mersch and his mother- ext. 33 or 34 by 30-year-old Oliver Archer of Atlantic City. State Evoy Funeral Home the VFW, Elks, NRA, and in-law Francis Hepworth. to place your remembrance. the Villas Fishing Club. Mr. Mersch is survived by A32 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers May 13 2009 From the Publisher This Writer Higbee: What Is Just? And Others Imagine, you have been chosen to judge the guilt or innocence of a young man who by your choice could end up in jail for a Like It Here number of years or go free to continue life at home with his wife and child. Imagine, that you are the one who will decide what is To The Editor: justice for the family, who two years ago, lost two teen age sisters in a horrendous car crash. Imagine, you are the ones chosen to In answer to the Victorian decide these issues for all the citizens of this county. Towers resident in Spout Off: I It is no easy burden that our judicial system puts on the shoulders too live at Victorian Towers. If of the ordinary citizen when he or she is asked to sit in judgment you do not wish to abide by the over another fellow human being. Yet it is this very drama that is rules, why don’t you get out? being played out in the charming small town that hosts our county’s We all knew the air condi- courthouse. The streets that take us to our churches, library and tioner was a window unit, there stores have been the same streets that brought in the camera was about a three-year wait for crews, reporters, lawyers and experts who are turning a close knit a parking space, and the rent community into a background against which would go up yearly. You knew a national drama is taking place. this before you came to live Why is there such attention to this trial here. of State Trooper Robert Higbee? I believe it Sorry you don’t like it here. is the terrible irony that policemen are sup- I, and the majority of others, posed to save lives not take them and they do like it. are supposed to uphold the laws instead of break them. Perhaps for this reason there JOE FRANCIS is CNN live coverage for the duration of the Cape May trial. It will not be for any of those millions who choose to watch the proceedings on Our Readers Write television or follow it closely by reading this paper and others; it will not be for the lawyers or judge, but the “Government’s view chosen representatives of this county who sit in that jury box to Small Towns Hit by Corzine Plan of the economy could listen, consider, and then proclaim justice. be summed up in a To The Editor: get their basic certifi cation. The local volunteer few short phrases: If it Why the attention?… rescue squad or fi re department will cover the cost, moves, tax it. If it keeps a terrible irony In this age of budgetary crisis, it may shock often with aid from the fund. These volunteer moving, regulate it. ======most taxpayers to know that Gov. Jon Corzine still fi rst-responders are the backbone of the emer- And if it stops moving, And what is justice in the case? Christina and Jacqueline Becker maintains what critics have described as a slush gency medical response in nearly every town in subsidize it.” cannot be returned to their families. Only someone who has gone fund, which the Corzine-allied Legislature calls the First District. Utilizing volunteer EMT crews Ronald Reagan through that same grief can know the sorrow of that loss. What Special Municipal Aid. This pot of taxpayer funds saves municipalities untold millions of dollars an- will satisfy the parents? Will it be to make an example of Trooper is handed out like candy by the governor to urban nually. These volunteers demonstrate a unique Higbee — remove him from his family as his young baby grows areas to compensate them for being completely level of commitment given the certainty that they up — have him serve time in jail? Does causing grief in his family incapable of managing their own fi scal affairs. will fi nd victims of accidents with unimaginable Got An Opinion? assuage their grief? Does it console at all? Perhaps the Caiafa family This year Corzine, with the consent of As- injuries whom they must stabilize and transport Herald Newspapers wel- feels compassion for Higbee and would choose to extend mercy. semblymen Nelson Albano and Matt Milam, who for treatment. comes letters on a wide range of We as a county will be watching this trial with a heavy heart and voted for Corzine’s 2009 budget, will give these This budget gimmick represents another broken subjects. Have you an opinion? examining all the evidence as it is presented. We will each make cities $145 million. Meanwhile, Corzine, again promise on the part of Corzine. Like the confi sca- Go to our Web site: www.cape- up our minds as to whether a crime was committed or a horribly with the votes of Albano and Milam, forced small tion from the Shore Protection Fund and Tourism maycountyherald.com and click unfortunate accident. But our conclusions will count for nothing. towns to impose a 2.5 percent tax on commercial Fund, it is another one-year theft from a dedicated on Opinion to submit a letter. It is the jury that was chosen to determine justice. I pray for them construction. This COAH tax has stopped projects fund that is completely unjustifi ed when over Same rules apply, same number to have the wisdom of Solomon. in their tracks and cost the construction industry $100 million is going to mismanaged cities as a of words (600) Or write one, jobs and revenue. gift from the governor, and it will cost our towns sign your name, hometown and ART HALL, publisher Now, the Corzine Democrats are robbing $4 in the long run. Volunteer retention has become phone number for verifi cation. million from a special dedicated fund set up in increasingly diffi cult. Telling interested men and Deadline for letters is 5 p.m. 1992 to pay for the training of volunteer emer- women that not only do they have to give 120 Thursday. gency medical technicians. Would-be EMT’s hours of their time, but pay for the course too, will commit to spending 110 hours in a classroom undoubtedly thin the ranks of the willing EMTs. Quotes From the Bible and 10 hours in the emergency room in order to (Page A33 Please) N The fear of the LORD is the beginning of wisdom; A good un- derstanding have all those who do His commandments; His praise COMPASS POINTS... By AL CAMPBELL endures forever. W E Psalm 111:10 Perish the Thought, a World Without News S I awoke in the inky darkness with a jolt. My heart was wildly gold-domed Capitol, just like in D.C. pumping, as if I’d just run a marathon. What could so terrify There was the governor and the entire me? Ah, it was a dream, yes, that was it, a nightmare, but about Legislature cheering wildly, having just heard the word that today what? was the last day for news. Why of course, that was it; that outlandish dream was blood Shenanigans of the high and mighty will never again be known, Published Every Wednesday by the chilling because it was about the last day of news. I realized. We will pay taxes, but never again learn how they are SEAWAVE CORPORATION I guess my brain was trying to sort through the events of recent spent. That’s why the crowd was carrying on days, trying to make sense of what, for people in the news profes- like Mardi Gras on State Street. ARTHUR R. HALL, President & Publisher sion, is a living nightmare, the closing of newspapers, reduction of Press aides to government departments news staffs, and the terrible, aching “what ifs” this nation would were to have their titles changed to Informa- be like lacking newspapers and those who write them. Who will tion Channelers. They will get more money ALFRED S. CAMPBELL, Managing Editor be left to sift the actions of great and average, noble and foul, wise for that, but no one will ever know about the and simple whose actions we chronicle? raises, so their jobs will be secure. PRESTON D. GIBSON, Director of Development To be sure, there are many among us who care less if the When planes crash, fi res burn houses and BENJAMIN N. HALL, Fourth Estate falls into shambles like the Roman Empire. “Good people perish, we will never again know it, riddance to that pack of scoundrels,” they may say. They write since there won’t be any more newspapers, Director of Online Application Development off newspapers in general as wastes of their precious time, as because none of those things will be news, KAREN DICKINSON, Advertising Manager the turn on their televisions to get their daily news fi x of sound and none will be reported. STEVE MEHL, Senior Sales Executive bytes and “infotainment.” For those who looked and cannot fi nd Corporations, which I learned in my that last word in the dictionary, it is stuff that would not pass as dream had lobbied hard to eradicate news from public view, were BETH HUBER, Senior Sales Executive second-rate feature material in a decent newspaper. Now it gets also in a celebratory mood. No longer would the public learn if DAWN AUSTIN, Client & Creative Services Manager top billing. corporate actions polluted rivers, streams, air or the food chain. All of that assorted schlock served up between ads for prescrip- They would be safe from public scrutiny, all because there was ROBERT KOSINSKI, Operations & IT Manager tion pills and yogurt that regulates irregularity. This was part of no longer news to worry about. No longer would they have to the nightmare. fear a call from some inquiring reporter about illicit actions on 1508 Rt. 47, Rio Grande, N.J. 08242 In my dream, I was standing on the steps of the U.S. Capitol. their part. Phone 886-8600 ■ Fax 886-1879 The entire Congress and Executive Branch were at the base of Instantly, in my dream, I was sitting across from my lovely wife E-Mail: [email protected] the steps cheering madly. at the breakfast table. Lacking a morning newspaper to read, there DEADLINES I asked a security guard what this was all about. she was, staring at me. “Are you the last fool in the world who hasn’t heard? There are “Can’t you read a book?” I asked. “No. Not this early. I want News & Photos ...... Thursday no more newspapers. Congress just passed a law, and the President a newspaper,” she replied. Display Advertising ...... Friday-5 p.m. signed it. There is no more news. Isn’t that great?” he said. “Well, there won’t be any more newspapers, since there isn’t Classifi ed Ads ...... Monday-11 a.m. “No, no. That can’t be. This is the United States of America. We any more news,” I stated. Classifi ed Display Ads ...... Friday-5 p.m. have a freedom of the press we can write whatever…” I voiced. “Well, Aunt Jen said there was a big fi re out in Belleplain Legal Advertisements ...... Thursday-Noon “Not any longer you don’t, bud. What happens in D.C. stays in last night. She went out to see it, so there has to be something, ■ © The Seawave Corp. 2009, All rights reserved. First copy of this pub- D.C. Nobody cared anyway about what happened around here, someone has to know,” she told me. lication is free. Each additional copy costs $2. All property rights for the so they just fl at made news illegal,” he countered. “That may be so, but there is no more news, so if you want to entire contents of this publication shall be the property of the Seawave Corp. No part hereof may be reproduced without prior written consent. I reached for my camera to snap a photo of this mass of human- know about that fi re, you better ask Aunt Jen to tell you about it. Neither participating advertisers nor the publishers will be responsible ity cheering over the fact that there would no longer be news to It’s the only way you will ever fi nd out,” I said. or liable for misinformation, misprints or typographical errors. Seawave read or hear or see. Then, I woke up in the dark, panting wildly. I crashed back Corporation’s liability for errors or omissions resulting from its own “You can take all the picture you want, bud, but unless your onto the pillow. It was about 3:30 a.m., and I heard a car outside. negligence or from cause beyond its control extends only to the cost of actual space occupied or to have been occupied by the item(s) in mom or wife wants to see them, they won’t do you a bit of good,” It was the newspaper carrier stuffi ng the paper into the box out which the error or omission occurred. The publishers reserve the right he sneered. at the curb. to edit or refuse any submitted material, as well as to reject or cancel I snapped away, disregarding what the guard had just told me. Thank goodness, life would go on with a newspaper. What a any advertisement at any time. Then, as can only happen in a dream, I was then on State nightmare, a world without news or newspapers! May it never Dedicated to the Service of God and Mankind. Street in Trenton, and a pack of people were outside the state’s come to pass. Herald Newspapers May 13 2009 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A33 ‘Give Me a Quarter..I’ll Read Your Palm’ Does Psychotherapy Help?

visit the cosmetics depart- cular, handsome, smiling and happy for the fi rst time. ment. There she would fi nd He and Barb celebrate their lives together by travelling, new creams to fi ght aging and Making by visiting their four adult children, by vacationing with lotions with SPF 15, making their 2 ½ grandchildren, and by enjoying simple meals my anticipation grow even together in their waterfront kitchen. Together they care more. I remember asking her, Life Work! for Nick’s aged mother, Barb’s dysfunctional brother, and By Keith Forrest “Grand Mom, are you getting By DR. JUDITH COCHE the illnesses each has collected over decades of life lived your fortune read today?” actively. Together they face a future that is rich precisely She responded by tipping because they are together. From time to time, I will be featuring her glasses and saying, “Child, that stuff “The good therapist fi ghts darkness and seeks illumina- the best student work from my essay class is not real.” tion.” Irvin Yalom, Love’s Executioner, pl 15 • Did it require patience? It did. at Atlantic Cape Community College. After she loaded her items on the reg- • Did it give Nick more manly qualities? It did. This week’s column is by Shana Tolbert. ister and the invading beeps concluded, I met Nick in 1998, when he was 55 years old. He • Did it require help from Barb to gently melt walls She graduated from Atlantic City High the moment would fi nally arrive. I placed informed me that he had been unhappy for most of the that were fi rmly entrenched? It did. School. my hand on the glowing ball with small- fi rst fi fty years of his life. His twenties were spent in a • Did it require a budget? It did, but less than one circled sensors. My grand mom marriage that plummeted into divorce. For thirty years, might think When I was growing up in would wait patiently while my he struggled to fi nd the right woman, but nothing worked. Repeated research studies over the last twenty years, Atlantic City, I didn’t save my nicknamed relative “Aunt Metal In 1997 he met Barb who quickly became the love of indicates that psychotherapy, “the talking cure” results weekly $1 allowance for the ice Fortune” read my palm. his life. Nick and Barb married in 1998. The in improvement for over 75 percent of the cream man or corner store. I “What is your birthday?” the last 10years have been the happiest in Nick’s clients it treats and that, in fact, psychotherapy would wait until Fridays to have machine asked. After that, my lifetime. is correlated with fewer relapses in treating my fortune read by a mechanical height and weight was measured When I met Nick he was stuck in his head. moderate amounts of depression and anxiety, fortuneteller in a nearby Kmart. and my zodiac sign would appear He could not let himself feel many feelings, than medication. So, psychotherapy is far from It was a four-foot machine on the small green LCD screen. including sexual passion. Although Barb found touchy-feely verbal mush, as its cynics call it. that was shaped like an inverted Then it was time for my fortune. his marriage offer attractive, she refused to It is a professional skill. pyramid. With white paint that She told me I would fi nd love, get rich, or marry him unless he was willing to do psycho- In this age of managed care and pre- was chipped in several places, it looked even become famous. Also displayed was therapy…deep, solid, and rich psychotherapy. certifi cation for four behavioral management out of date. But still shore shoppers invited my lucky numbers. They changed each Because Nick knew she was the ticket to a sessions, it is easy to lose sight of the value of it to tell them the secrets of the next day time I used it. rich future, he agreed. By agreeing that he psychotherapy at the level of personality work. to come. I don’t know if I believed what she said would learn to feel passion, Nick gave himself It is easy to assume that a job done quickly can When shoppers walked by her, she or not. But I now realize that the mechani- the wedding gift of his lifetime. He promised that he substitute for the thorough and deep work that Nick did. would say: “Give me a quarter and I’ll cal fortuneteller gave me something to would overcome the family imperative to be intellectual Eight sessions of cognitive counseling for depression is read your palm.” Her accent was foreign. look forward to every Friday. While stand- and “right” in every decision. He promised that he far better than no treatment. But Nick and others who It sounded as if she was from Jamaica or ing there as it spoke to me, and only me, I would learn to enjoy touching Barb’s middle-aged body. want a brighter future than their life has been able to another Caribbean Island by putting heavy felt like a department store movie star. I He promised that he would learn to speak up when she offer, the in-depth psychotherapeutic experience can be emphasis on the “q” in quarter when she got 45 seconds of fame every Friday. frustrated him rather than withdraw into stony and life altering. And, because my colleagues feel an ethical spoke. The white metal of knowledge Her captivating words will remain fresh condescending silence. He promised himself and Barb responsibility to provide affordable care in today’s eco- stood next to the colorful Mike and Ike in my memory. Nowadays when I go there, a better life. And he got. It. nomic crisis, psychotherapy is within reach for all. candy and gumball machines. I look at the empty place next to the quar- Nick worked hard and long in psychotherapy, both How to Find In-depth psychotherapy: In-depth psycho- With only a dollar, I couldn’t shop in ter machines wondering what my fortune in a couples group with me and in individual work. He therapy is done by Psychiatrists, Psychologists and Social the toy aisle, or the girls’ apparel section would be today. learned to listen to his wife’s heart. And to be assertive Workers especially trained and licensed to provide this that was always fi lled with colorful Route Keith Forrest is an assistant professor of instead of withdrawing from her. He learned to love to level of work. To learn if a clinician provides this treat- 66 clothing. Those places were for my communication at Atlantic Cape Commu- touch Barb even though she had developed a little belly. ment, you need to ask if they are trained at the level of birthday or rewards for good grades. nity College. His late Mother Libby Demp He learned the secret of the best life has to offer. personality integration. They can tell you. After my grand mom picked through the Forrest Moore wrote the Joyride column This level of treatment required an ongoing commit- To ask yourself: How might my love life, family life, or many sizes of stockings, she would then for this newspaper for 20 years. ment for all involved. We worked with the structure of career be richer if I engaged in in-depth psychotherapy? Nick’s personality to repair problematic areas. Nick called To read: Irvin Yalom, MD Love’s Executioner, 1989. this “psychosurgery, and reported that it hurt to unearth NY: Basic Books Where Have All the Commissioners Gone? old wounds. Psychotherapy caused frustration as Nick rethought preciously automatic bad habits. At each turn, (Coche of Stone Harbor educates the public in mental To The Editor: this community with events such as fl ea when we asked whether treatment was of enough value health issues. She can be reached at [email protected] markets, carnivals, craft shows etc.? And to continue, Nick said he wanted to move forward. Now, or 215-859-1050.) The Cape May-Lewes Ferry system yes, many customers commented on the a decade later, Nick is certain that psychotherapy allowed is overseen by the state. I thought the cleanliness of our terminal. Why can’t we him access to deep and abiding joy in his life. Treatment Correction: The incorrect standing head appeared state was supposed to be helping with have food service that offers the customers gave Nick emotional wings and access to unknown parts In Coche’s last column, ‘I Think I Can, I Think I the unemployment not attributing to the some specials at great prices? Why can’t of himself. He shifted from living in black and white Can.’ The header should have been “Making Life already extremely high unemployment we have a staff who are always helpful, to living in Technicolor. Now in his sixties, he is mus- Work,” not Opening Doors in Cape May County. rate in Cape May County. I work, when courteous, and happy to assist these cus- they do decide to call me, for the DRBA. tomers? Why can’t we have “The Best Boat Our Readers Write It is a great place to work. Ride in America” as advertised? There have been many cutbacks over Is it due to poor management that this these past few years. This is to be ex- operation is failing? Is it because nobody Late Term Abortion…America Doesn’t Torture? pected, as all companies are hurting. We cares any more and does not want to take To The Editor: three days, and in any other instance a feet-fi rst delivery are to understand that we get 1,000 hours the time to make this place what it used or breech birth would be considered very dangerous to given to us for the year, and when they are to be years ago? Why can’t we make this In President Obama’s fi rst 100-days news conference, the mother and the child. If the doctor is unable to turn up, we are done for that year. They do not one of the top 10 things to do in Cape he restated that he wants to pass the “Freedom of Choice the baby, he has to do a “C-section” to save the lives of guarantee you’ll work 1,000 hours, but May County? Act.” This legislation would take away a state’s right to the mother and child. But, then, this is not about saving this facility is slowly becoming a June, July Many customers comment on the things decide its own position on practices such as late-term or the baby. and August only job, especially for those that used to be here. They miss the Sunday partial birth abortions. Obama reassured Planned Parenthood during his cam- in the food service department. brunch in the Sunset Lounge, which by the A nurse who formerly worked for a doctor who prac- paign of his support for the “Freedom of Choice Act” and If you have taken a ride on these great way has the most spectacular view of the ticed all forms of abortions described partial birth abor- reaffi rmed this position in his April 30 address. He has ferries, you will have noticed the prices bay, especially at sunset. tion as a procedure, which actually takes three visits to appointed a woman as Secretary of Health and Human have risen considerably. What do you get I appeal to these commissioners and complete. On the last visit, the doctor turns the baby so Services who fi nally admitted to receiving very generous for your money? You get a ride across the the governor to take a second look at the it is face down and entering the birth canal feet fi rst. The donations from a late-term abortion doctor in her home bay with a beautiful view. Your boat may Cape May-Lewes Ferry, and put some baby is then carefully pulled out so just the base of the state; plus, she is on record as vetoing legislation there not be so clean because they have removed people who really care in charge of this skull is exposed — any further would risk a live birth. A that would ban this practice thus affecting her donors the night cleaners from them. The same operation, and put some smiles on the needle-like instrument is then inserted at the base of the livelihood. cleaners who, even though the boats are faces of this community, the employees, skull and “scrambles” the brain, which is then sucked out Yet, Obama says America doesn’t torture, condemning old, have kept these ferries always looking the valued customers, the taxpayers and making the skull easier to crush. Once this is done, the practices such as water boarding terrorists who attacked clean and sparkling. the voters. baby is completely removed and disposed of. our country killing thousands in an effort to obtain infor- You also get to go to the food court, The argument has been given that this procedure is mation to prevent further attacks like 9/11. What about where hardly any employees will be seen AUBREY BECHT used for the safety of the mother’s health, but it takes the innocent live baby who is brutally murdered only and assist you, and pay an outrageous North Cape May inches from coming into this world? Even in saline in- amount for food to eat. Go into the termi- Deadline for Signing jection-induced abortions, fetal monitors have registered nal food court, and fi nd many times, just (ED. NOTE: The Delaware River and Bay severe distress and convulsive movements of the baby as one person handling the tasks of fi ve from Authority is a bi-state agency, that operates its skin is burned off also ingesting the saline. And “D & supervisor, cashier, cook and line. the Delaware Memorial Twin Bridges; the Recall Petition Looming C,” that just cuts up the baby limb from limb. Now I ask you again, “Who is running Cape May-Lewes Ferry system; the Three Obama said “Torture corrodes the character of a this facility?” Why are they not taking Forts Ferry Crossing; and the New Castle, To The Editor: country.” What does his position say about the future advantage of this great property? Why Cape May, Millville, Delaware Airpark and of our country? are they not trying to boost the morale of Dover Civil Air Terminal Airports.) Troiano and Davenport don’t seem to get the crises the Margaret Sanger, founder of Planned Parenthood, city, as well as the taxpayers who pay the bills, are in. It’s believed in eugenics (the enhancement of human popula- amazing that they don’t even have their budgets in fi ve tions through the manipulation of genetics). She admired Small Towns months after the start of the year, and have no problem Hitler’s desire to create a “pure race” in spite of his spending massive amounts of money for things not bud- (From Page A32) methods of eliminating “undesirables.” Her fi rst clinics This budget calls for hard choices, but geted for with a looming double-digit tax increase, even were set up in black and other minority neighborhoods. Trained EMTs have to complete annual not foolish choices. The governor should if their budgets stay the same as last year. These areas are still heavily targeted. Don’t believe it? recertifi cation. withhold $1 million apiece from Newark, What are they hiding by not getting their budgets in un- Google a few articles on her philosophy. With already dwindling numbers, Patterson, Jersey City and Camden and til after the deadline for the recall signatures? They must So what’s next? Could it be legalized euthanasia in many volunteer rescue squads will have leave our EMT Fund alone. know the taxpayers won’t like the results of their massive order to save Social Security, Medicare & Medicaid costs to move into the “paid” category. With budgets for a 1.3 square-mile town. The city’s operating by unburdening the system of “non-productive people” that change comes the responsibility for MICHAEL J. DONOHUE budget and debt have drastically increased yearly since (or even anyone else Homeland Security defi nes as a the municipality to make the EMTs full South Dennis Troiano has been mayor making the City of Wildwood domestic threat)? time employees with benefits and to FRANK E. CONRAD virtually unaffordable for the average taxpayer. Perhaps the president should re-examine his defi ni- provide a headquarters with sleeping and Upper Township His decisions seem to consider only the special interest tion of torture and realize that American values that do kitchen facilities. This would result in Republican Candidates for State Assembly groups, family and friends, while leaving the taxpayers not put a high premium on the value of human life are higher property taxes for our middle-class with the massive hole he’s dug for the city. To think he disgraceful. God help us. families who are already suffering under and Davenport are presently considering a $24-million the weight of the highest property tax rates parking garage on the backs of the taxpayers to benefi t CAROL MCDOWELL in the nation. (Page A34 Please) Cape May A34 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers May 13 2009 www.DaveAdamsRoofi ng.com Lic. #13VH00133900 Hober to Get Our Readers Write Pinned May 20 ‘Saves Everything Queen’ Truly a Pioneer NORTH CAPE MAY — Local nursing student Jes- To The Editor: performed in regards to these ridiculous causes.” sica Hober, president of Open your narrow-minded eyes, and close your ignorant- the student nursing club at I am responding to the Lower Township Ponderlodge of-the-facts mouth. You are one of many anonymous spout- “We Cover Your World” ACCC, will be pinned at a Spouter of April 29 who wrote, “the great ‘saves every- ers who are permitted to cowardly voice unsubstantiated ceremony May 20. thing’ queen, Barbara Skinner, certainly is manipulating accusations and outright lies against someone else in Spout 609-889-5000 A pinning ceremony use of taxpayer money for useless projects. And just to Off. Learn the facts before you spew slanderous lies. takes place to induct gradu- be sure, you can bet she will also be receiving her fair Those of us who volunteer with her know that she is in • Free Estimates • Fully Licensed & Insured ate nurses into the profes- share of “compensation” from these funds for her ‘work’ the same selfl ess environmental savior category as Ruth • All Credit Cards Accepted sion of nursing by the fac- Fisher. For both of these heroines who are often slandered, • Registered with NJ Consumer Affairs ulty that trained them. their compensation is the satisfaction of doing the right Deadline thing for the community. (From Page A33) Skinner envisions the Ponderlodge complex becoming the high rise developers, and after years of deplorable an environmental learning center that would benefi t the New Assisted Living Facility condition, all of a sudden when we’re in a crisis and the entire community, young and old alike. She has voluntarily taxpayers are tapped out, they want to repave the roads invested hundreds of hours of time, effort, and her own that the developers dug up. money in this endeavor expecting not one single penny TheThe ResidenceResidence At At Ocean Oceanview View Under Troiano and Davenport, the City of Wildwood of compensation in return. All she is striving for is to has virtually become unaffordable for investors and home convince local, state and federal government not to waste Enclosed Courtyard • Country Setting buyers alike making our properties worthless and future millions of your taxpaying dollars to demolish beautiful and prospects under their reign bleak. The only option for excellently constructed buildings and recreational facilities Private Rooms • Free Cable • Internet Access lowering taxes and bringing back our town is to recall that are in need of repair and modernization. Davenport and Troiano now. The deadline for signing What justifi es the DEP wasting millions of taxpayers’ Medicaid Certiſ ed the recalls is looming. Please call ASAP (609) 741-6114, dollars to destroy a magnifi cent restaurant and ballroom and leave a message where you can be reached for sign- overlooking a beautiful lake and island with gazebo, motel ing the recalls. units below the restaurant, swimming pools that are in Accepting Applications excellent condition, three ranch homes (one of which Call Today For Availability! MICHAEL DELLAVELLA has been broken into and is being vandalized) a large Wildwood maintenance garage, fenced tennis and basketball courts, ball fi elds, then dispose of millions of tons of the debris Lonegan’s Attacks Against in a landfi ll? Skinner’s two-year “Save the Ponderlodge” endeavor Chris Christie Are Baseless has fi nally resulted in a probable sane outcome. Tentative ~ ~ negotiations are taking place right now with the Depart- 2721 Rt. 9, Ocean View 609-624-3881 www.oceanviewrehabcenter.com To The Editor: ment of Environmental Protection to transfer ownership to Stockton College. Should this not happen, Skinner will Even though I am a Bergen County resident, I feel the continue to do whatever it takes to have those buildings need to share my opinion with your readers. Over the used for education and recreation purposes. past 20 years, we here in Bergen County have gotten to Ridiculous causes and useless projects? The Villas area MILLIGAN SUPPLY know Steve Lonegan quite well. has one of the highest crimes rates in the county, and “If we can’t sell it cheaper, we don’t sell it!” Lonegan was a mayor of Bogota, a quaint borough in the it’s time for locals to care, take action, and encourage southeast corner of the county. We got to see him when Ponderlodge redevelopment for the betterment of the Your BEST Wholesale Source for: he ran for State Senate, Congress and governor but was entire community. soundly beaten by his opponents in each of these races. Thank you Barbara Skinner, you are truly a pioneer. But even as he was behind in each of his unsuccessful Kitchen Cabinets races, Lonegan was never afraid to go down without a Complete Kitchens Starting at JOAN G. DEAN fi ght. We are used to his dirty tricks and negative cam- Egg Harbor Township 00 paigning here in his home county. It is not surprising $1,000 to see that this career politician would resort to these (ED. NOTE: The author is a former lifetime county Contractor’s Choice For: same tactics now that he is opposing Chris Christie in resident.) the Republican primary for governor. 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A kit on the front of the vehicle and rear subsequent search of Bohren’s vehicle European round style taillights. Teenage revealed 19 Hydrocodone tablets, Mari- females observed the action, but it is juana and CDS paraphernalia. Bohren unclear whether the suspect was target- was additionally charged with drug ing young females or was just observed possession, possession of drug parapher- by these particular juveniles by accident. nalia, reckless driving, speeding and Lower Township police are requesting possession of drugs in a motor vehicle. help from the community in locating Judge Birchmeier set a $10,000 full cash this subject before any additional inci- bail on Bohren, who was placed in the dents occur. Citizens with information county jail in lieu of bail. may contact the Lower Township Police Safe Neighborhood’s Tip Line at (609) 886-1619 ext. 156 or the county Crime Police Win Award Stoppers at (609) 465-2800. Photos by Al Campbell OCEAN CITY — The Ocean City Police Department will be receiving a Crowd of Historic Cold Spring Village supporters fi les past gigantic jet engine in hangar at Naval Air Sta- Level 6 Agency-Second Place Award tion Wildwood for annual Feasting on History fundraiser May 5. Police Search for for participating in the New Jersey Law Burglars Enforcement Challenge. The Level 6 Award is granted to departments that VILLAS — Lower Township police employ between 45 and 65 full-time are seeking the commiinity’s help in offi cers. This award is given based on solving a burglary at the Villas VFW Club the traffi c safety plan that is submitted located on Bayshore Road. According by the Ocean City Traffi c Safety Unit. to police, the theft from various lock Included in that plan are improvements boxes, safe and lottery machine occurred to roadways, specifi c traffi c enforcement overnight in the early morning hours initiatives and community outreach between 3 a.m. and 6:30 a.m. on May programs. Some of the plans reviewed 6. The theft occurred after the perpetra- in Ocean City were; the Bicycle Friendly tor gained entry by prying open the front improvements to Haven Avenue, Seat- door with an unknown object, police belt, DWI, Cell Phone enforcement and said. The suspect or suspects then made the Think Safety program that includes an additional entry into a locked offi ce traffi c calming programs. The Award is and removed cash from lock boxes and given by the New Jersey State Associa- a safe. It appears the subject is familiar tion of Chiefs of Police and the New with the layout and location of items of Jersey Offi ce of Highway Traffi c Safety. value inside the building, police said. Items of evidentiary value where col- lected at the scene for comparison with Watkins Gets 45 Years future suspects. Citizens with informa- tion may contact the Lower Township COURT HOUSE — Jesse Watkins was Police Safe Neighborhood’s Tip Line at sentenced May 8 to 45 years in prison (609) 886-1619 extension 156 or the for the 1990 murder of Craig White. county Crime Stoppers at (609) 465- A jury of his peers found him guilty on 2800. Information will remain confi den- Feb. 6 of this year. Watkins and White tial and may be reported anonymously. were cousins, and good friends, but Each restaurant served up its fi nest to give to those who attend the Feasting on History gala May 5. things between the two turned sour in late 1989, when Watkins reportedly learned of White’s summer affair with Crowd Nibbles to Support Historic Cold Spring Police Catch Speeder Watkins’ long-time girlfriend. White, 18, By AL CAMPBELL Village grabbed umbrellas sponsored the annual fund- Spring Village Endowment RIO GRANDE — On May 10 at 1:32 was last seen Feb. 23, 1990, in Whites- and joined this year’s Feast- raising event for the 19th Fund. a.m., Middle Township police observed boro, leaving his home in the 400 block ERMA — Despite a ing on History at the vast Century restored farm vil- Restaurants from a speed violation of 99 mph in a 50 mph of Washington Avenue in a pickup truck steady rain, a crowd of hangar at Naval Air Station lage in Cold Spring. All throughout the county zone traveling westbound on Wildwood driven by Watkins. His body was never several hundred support- Wildwood on May 5. proceeds from the evening spread a luscious feast Boulevard in Rio Grande. After police found neither was the murder weapon ers of Historic Cold Spring Sturdy Savings Bank went to the Historic Cold of their specialties from attempted to make the stop, the vehicle or exact location of the killing. Superior crab cakes and scallops to continued north on the Garden State Court Judge Raymond Batten sentenced grouper, roast turkey and Parkway, reaching speeds of 130 mph. Watkins to 45 years in prison, with chicken to North Caro- Police fi nally intercepted the violator parole eligibility after 30 years. Watkins lina barbecue and potato near Shellbay Avenue on the Parkway could be anywhere from his mid 70s to salad, pasta and a variety early 90s when he is released. of salads. Desserts enticed many away from their diets. They included strawberry shortcake, fondue, and petite sweet treats of all varieties. The event was the vil- lage’s chief fundraiser. Parts of this story were fi rst published at capemay- countyherald.com Contact Campbell at (609) 886-8600 ext 28 or at: [email protected] Young lady learns art of serving piping hot crab cakes with sauce to supporters of Historic Cold Spring Village. Elks to Host Lunch for Vets VILLAS — The Greater Cape May Elks is hosting a lunch for veterans of Lower Township May 20 at the Virginia Bolton, second from right, celebrates the Mother’s Day Tea with her Elks Lodge, 917 Bayshore family Walter Erlin, Susan McKenna, and grandchildren Clinton and Lane at Road, from noon-3 p.m. Loyalton of Cape May in Court House May 2. Over 75 were in attendance and May 20. enjoyed hot tea, iced tea, fi nger sandwiches and desserts, just like a traditional Those who are an Elk tea party. member and a veteran, or have a guest who is a vet- eran should call 889-9256 to reserve a place. Seating is limited.

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