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Herald NEWS DI GESTS It's Inside. Quick Buy COURT HOUSE — The county July 21 It's Your used an “emergency appropriation” to pur- Summer chase 18.3 acres on Court House-South Den- nis Road, a quarter mile north of the park Guide. entrance, from Osmond M. Corson Jr. for $1,336,000, the appraised price. Freeholders acted quickly after Corson informed them he had “a reasonable offer from a developer.” They intend to come to the county Open Space Review Board to follow the normal process and request reimbursement. PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY THE SEAWAVE CORP. Vol. 42 No. 30 Copyright 2006 Seawave Corp. All rights reserved. July 26, 2006 1508 Route 47, Rio Grande NJ 08242-1402 Who’s That in Front? CREST HAVEN — In case county freehold- ers didn’t know there was a county Chamber Hotels-Motels of Commerce just across the parkway, the chamber’s Legislative Affairs Chairman, Dave Ellenberg, told directors July 20 that a cham- Complain Condo ber rep will “attend every single meeting” of the freeholders and “talk one or two minutes Con Chilling to keep the chamber of commerce in front of the freeholders.” Competition Your Card, Please By LAUREN HUGGINS DENNISVILLE — They may not need no WILDWOOD — What’s in a name? stinking badges, but seniors will need to get Whether you call it a hotel, motel, condo, or a membership and identifi cation card for the townhouse, a lot of uncollected sales tax money Dennis Township Senior Center, if township is being lost to a loophole. committee adopts an ordinance introduced In addition, failure to collect creates unfair July 18. The cards will cost $2 and according competition, according to The Greater Wild- to Mayor Ruth Blessing, this just reinstates wood Hotel/Motel Association (GWHMA). a practice from about a dozen years ago. She President Bruce Smith and members Joe said she had her card with her. The cen- Salerno, Dan MacElrevey and Steve Tecco ter has been under renovation to improve appealed for help to the board of the Greater the kitchen facility and for other cosmetic Wildwood Tourism Improvement and Devel- changes but a reopening barbecue is set for opment Authority (GWTIDA) on July 20 after noon Aug. 16. A public hearing on the iden- numerous attempts to get support from the tifi cation card ordinance will be Aug. 8. state failed, they said. State law requires the collection of sales tax Lost and Found? for any transient rentals, less than 90 days, but currently, condos and townhouses are COURT HOUSE — Saying the Wildwoods Al Campbell being rented on a daily, weekly, and monthly have “lost” 125 hotel-motel properties with IT’S NOT FOOD, BILLY — Colleen Hayes, co-leader of Barnyard Buddies 4-H Club, basis without any sales tax being collected, over 1,500 units, the county Chamber of Dennisville, tries to convince inquisitive goats this is just sawdust in the livestock area they said. Commerce July 20 passed a resolution say- at the 4-H Fair July 22. “If a guy reorganizes his business as a condo, ing it “supports responsible development he’s advertising that you won’t pay tax because of new, fi rst-class hotel properties in the he’s now a condo,” said MacElrevey. Wildwoods.” Unanimous show of hands Judge Stays Pay Hikes “But the choice of ownership doesn’t change after no discussion approved the resolution the fact that you still have to pay the sales tax at the board of directors luncheon meeting County, Taylor Disagree on Review if you are operating like a motel,” explained at Atkinson’s Tavern here. President Jeff Gott Smith. “It is not ownership, it is operation.” indicated one reason for the resolution was By JOE ZELNIK the call. Executive Director John Siciliano said the In the meantime, Todd July 20 stayed his (Page 4 Please) taxable transaction, as defi ned in the Sales CREST HAVEN — Freeholders and the coun- June 8 decision to give 19 people in the Pros- and Use Tax Act, has been left up to state’s ty prosecutor have come up with something ecutor’s offi ce some $64,761 in pay hikes. interpretation. Revital Opponents else to disagree about — who should conduct a The county has appealed, and Taylor has “There is nothing wrong with the law. It is manpower review of the Prosecutor’s offi ce. cross-appealed to the Appellate Court. in the interpretation that they can fi nd a loop Say Advocates Have The review was one of the pre-trial agree- After that June 8 decision, Taylor fi led action hole,” said Siciliano. “We’ve been fi ghting with ments between Prosecutor Robert Taylor and to get the staff that pay and the county fi led the state to take a closer look at the defi nitions Stake in $5M Plan freeholders in the Bigley action which Taylor to hold off until its appeal is decided. County for six or seven years.” fi led against the county, seeking more staff, Administrator Steve O’Connor said that could By JACK FICHTER money, and offi ce space. take six to 18 months (Page 4 Please) Each side was supposed to submit up to O’Connor said he presumed that Todd “rea- CAPE MAY — Do members of the city’s two manpower review names to each other soned the potential hardship this could cause Congress Hall’s Revitalization Committee and Tourism Com- and hopefully settle on one. if they were paid and then the county was suc- mission have business interests in the Wash- It hasn’t happened, and that one also ap- cessful (on appeal) and they had to repay the Cabanas Fines ington Street Mall? parently will go to Acting Superior Court compensation, plus the implications on taxes, Members of the public asked that question Assignment Judge William C. Todd to make (Page 6 Please) of city council July 18. Growing Weekly A number of them were members of a com- By JACK FICHTER mittee that successfully led a petition drive to VIM: Raising Awareness and Money bring about a voter referendum Aug. 22 on By CHRISTINE COTE clinic and what it does, she said when she and CAPE MAY — Congress Hall Hotel owes whether the city should bond for $5 million Marilyn Golden, director of operations, spoke $3,000 in unpaid fi ne to the city’s Construction to refurbish the mall. COURT HOUSE — Taking a patient’s tem- to the Herald after hours July 20. Offi ce for a continuing violation of tents on a Christine Miller, who led the drive for a perature is standard practice at Volunteers In From the board’s point of view, said Quinn, beach parcel it leases from Cape May. referendum, presented members of the press Medicine on Route 9 here, but gauging the the clinic has an “excellent record of fundrais- This information became known from the with fi nancial disclosure statements from re- pulse of the not-for-profi t is the focus of its ing,” but it is necessary to “reenergize the construction offi ce’s fi le on Congress Hall made vitalization committee members Bill Bezaire, board of directors right now. community giving program to cover the growth available after the Herald fi led a request under (Page 5 Please) That doesn’t mean the organization that of the clinic.” the Open Public Records Act. provides medical care to uninsured residents Having successfully initiated a three-year City Manager Luciano V. Corea told the Key Ft. Benning Post is ailing or even feeling less than pink. pledge campaign to open the facility, it is time Herald last week Congress Hall owes the city Rather, with four and a half years up and to seek to renew those pledges or replace those only $500, but notes in the fi le from Construc- For Col. Linnington running under its belt, the board has taken a funds, she said. tion Offi cial William Callahan show the fi ne is fi rst step toward future growth by hiring Peggy Although it rents the former Masonic lodge, concurrent every week the tents remain on the By AL CAMPBELL Quinn as developmental director. a 3,200-square-foot single-story space, from beach and now totals $3,000. Callahan referred FORT BENNING, GA. — U.S. Army Col. Her job is to raise awareness about the (Page 12 Please) (Page 12 Please) Michael S. Linnington, 47, a Villas native and 1972 graduate of ® St. Raymond Regional Barring Pixie Dust, Can No-Burn School there, and 1980 graduate of the U.S. Bring JCOW Out of the Doghouse? Military Academy, be- By LAUREN HUGGINS the crowd as four doghouses, two came Fort Benning’s with No-Burn® and two without, deputy commanding CREST HAVEN — Four doghouses were set ablaze to demonstrate the general July 11. were blazing with fl ames at noon possible benefits of utilizing the Linnington, who July 20 at the Public Safety Training product. visited local schools, Center here. JCOW has hoped to use the No- met freeholders, and LINNINGTON No canines were present, just Burn® product in structures where became something of a officials of the Joint Construction all interested parties – JCOW, build- local hero on his return from Iraq in 2004, is Offi ce of the Wildwoods (JCOW), ers, architects, and homeowners on the promotion list for brigadier general. 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Herald Newspapers 26 July 2006 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com 3 Ground Broken, Work Underway High Tech Meets Rec. at Woodbine School ADELE'S By CHRISTINE COTE Jeweled Treasures 2 ct. BOUTIQUE CONSIGNMENT WOODBINE — The of- ficial groundbreaking for • Estate Jewelry Diamond construction at Woodbine Elementary School July 20 • Antiques & Collectibles was held against a back- • Dolls • Women's Clothing Cocktail drop of workers setting & Wedding Gowns lines and moving block to Lower Township (Villas) Ring Corner of Bayshore Rd. install footings along the OPEN Tues. - Sat. 12:00 - 5:00 pm & Greenwood Ave., Villas perimeter of what will be www.jeweledtreasures.com the newest branch of the Layaway available 886-6563 county library system. Buying Gold, Diamonds, Coins & Estate Jewelry Plans have been in the Christine Cote works for the addition of a DIGGING FOR THE FUTURE — State, county and local offi cials, school library and new community board members and summer school students pitch in to ceremoniously kick gymnasium to the school off $3-million project to add new gym and county library branch to Woodbine since Gov. Jon Corzine Elementary School at July 20 groundbreaking. was serving in the U.S. Senate. ration between the mu- as board president for three Asselta (R-1st), Assembly- He attended a press con- nicipality and the school years. man Jeff Van Drew (D-1st) ference at Woodbine bor- district for recreational Freeholders Daniel and Assemblyman Nelson ough hall when this project and technology facilities Beyel, Leonard C. Deside- Albano (D-1st) were at the was fi rst announced Dec. for both the school and rio, and Ralph E. Bakley Sr. groundbreaking and made 16, 2004, in his capacity the residents at large, this presented the mayor with a presentation to the mayor as senator. He was there project is also a collabora- a check for $50,000 from and freeholders. because he and U.S. Rep. tion with the Cape May the county’s 2006 Munici- Securing a contract for Frank LoBiondo, who did County Library.” pal Public Improvement the work to be done took a not attend, had secured The borough has been Joint Venture Program. The while. The borough reject- a federal appropriation served by the county’s borough had applied to use ed a single bid submitted by of $250,000 toward this bookmobile. With this new its portion of this program Tamburro Brothers Co., of project. branch, it is the fi rst one toward this project. Millville, in early Decem- Neither Corzine nor Lo- that “we’ve built and we’re The project already has ber 2005, as too high. Biondo were in attendance looking forward to brin- $390,000 county funds The borough had five at the site of the new con- ing families in,” Andrew dedicated to it through bids to open Jan. 13, and struction last week. The Martin, director of the the library commission. expected to award a con- governor sent a letter that county library, told those State agencies have also tract within 30 days. was read aloud by Michael assembled. provided funds through a The lowest bidder was McNight, an education It will be filled with variety of grants: Tamburro, which came in specialist that works as a popular material, provide • Department of Educa- at $3.19 million, almost FISH MARKET liaison between Trenton Internet access and supple- tion: gym, $727,000 and $300,000 less than its and the county superinten- ment the school’s library, library, $501,000. original total bid of close to dent’s offi ce. he said. • Department of Commu- $3.5 million. Instead of ac- RICES FFECTIVE According to Mayor “We hope children nity Affairs: gym, $600,000 cepting that bid, which was P E 7/28-7/30 William Pikolycky, a rep- will bring parents in,” he and library, $400,000, plus still beyond the project’s resentative from the con- added. a $40,000 share grant. budget, the borough nego- gressman’s offi ce was also School Board President • Department of En- tiated better deal with Tam- FRESH present in the small crowd Melissa Rodriquez said vironmental Protection: burro for a fi nal amount of $ 25 that included students in that something to fi ll after- $115,000 (livable com- $2,982,000, according to FLORIDA SHRIMP ...... 7 LB. the elementary school’s school hours is just what munities). the borough clerk’s offi ce summer program, teachers, the community needs. She • Department of Trans- The gym will replace the other educators, school told the Herald that the portation: $100,000, with school’s all-purpose room board members, council K-8 school has about 200 $150,000 pending. and provide the commu- OUR OWN members, freeholders and students. The borough also re- nity with a new center for state legislators. Terrence Crawley, the ceived the $250,000 fed- recreation as well. $ 95 Corzine’s letter empha- interim superintendent eral funding and $120,000 SEAFOOD LASAGNA .. 5 EA. sized the “Shared Services” recently hired by the board from a state 1st legislative Contact Cote at (609) approach of the project: could not attend, said Ro- district grant. 886-8600 Ext 31 or: (serves 2) “Besides being a collabo- driquez, who has served State Senator Nicholas [email protected] Recycling Container Plays the Guilt Card By JOE ZELNIK — they will feature clear plastic TAKE-OUT SPECIALS bags with recyclable labels. That SWAINTON — He ain’t heavy. way, if some clod puts an unfi n- He’s my ClearStream Cycle Max. ished Happy Meal inside, the FRIDAY & SATURDAY 7/28-7/29 The county MUA has purchased public presumably will see it and 100 of these recycling contain- frown. ers at $40 apiece. Among their “It’s kinda a guilt thing,” said advantages: Each weights 12 FRIED SCALLOP Baron. pounds, about as much as some “People will recognize what fruitcakes. they’re supposed to be throwing PLATTER Solid Waste Manager John Bar- in the containers,” MUA Recycling on showed off the new containers Coordinator Bridget O’Connor Choice of Baked Potato or French Fried Potatoes & Cole Slaw to MUA commissioners July 19. told this newspaper. They’ll be loaned to communi- “There’s no heavy lifting and ties having public events where not much cleanup,” she added. FRI. & SAT. FRI. & SAT. bottles and cans are generated, “It’s recycling and educational. ONLY! $ ONLY! he explained. I’m optimistic this will work re- The containers have steel legs ally well.” 9.95 that fold and are stackable, mak- ing them easy to handle and Contact Zelnik at (609) 886-8600 transport. Ext. 27 or: jzelnik@cmcherald. Al Campbell New Recycling Container By Trash Can BROILED SCALLOP But — and here’s the big one com PLATTER INSIDE THIS WEEK'S HERALD Index Choice of Baked Potato or French Fried Potatoes & Cole Slaw In this week’s Podcast Antiques...... See On Deck Cape May Automotive...... 64 Cape May News Notes...... 26 FRI. & SAT. FRI. & SAT. In our fi rst segment, we visit the concrete, Classified...... 38 World War II tower located just north of $ Community News...... 25 Sunset Beach and learn of plans to open it ONLY! ONLY! County Calendar...... to visitors. 14 9.95 Dining & Entertainment...On Deck In the second segment, we’ll fi nd out what ideas came from a gathering of Cape May residents for the future look of Fishing...... 30 The area’s largest selection of fresh seafood in the region. Serving Luncheon & Dinner Daily Cape May which could include an expanded promenade. Lower News Notes...... 13 Middle News Notes...... 20 Easy to fi nd... Call ahead and we’ll have it waiting for you! Movies...... 22,28 Obituaries...... 24 This week is On Deck’s Opinion...... 60 Scrapbook issue. Find out Real Estate...... 49 all about CMC’s landmarks. The Herald went to the Religion...... 29 FISHERMAN’S WHARF, It’s inside and at www. 4-H Fair, and wait ‘til you see the photos Sea Isle City News Notes...... 16 CapeMayCountyHerald. they took. They’re in Community News Seven Mile News Notes...... 63 com. CAPE MAY beginning on page 25. Real Sports...... 30 Estate Spout Off...... 32 w County 4-H Fair...... page 6 Support Groups...... 22 609-884-3064 w Ideas fl owed at Cape May workshop...... page 8 Update Tides...... 30 w Wildwood, Crest share administrators...... page 20 page 49 Wildwood News Notes...... 18 4 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers 26 July 2006 News Digest Chinese Film (From Page 1) Meeting Cancelled will use the $50,000 it received from She and her passenger Wendy Dowden, Set at Church the county’s 2006 Municipal Public of Millville, were taken to Burdette CREST HAVEN — The county Open “foot dragging by the (state) DEP.” Improvement Joint Venture Program Tomlin Memorial Hospital for chest and COLD SPRING — Cold Space Review Board cancelled yester- toward this project. neck pains, according to police. Rinier Spring Presbyterian Church day’s meeting for the second consecutive Waters Clean was transported to AtlantiCare Regional will show a Chinese For- month. It also didn’t meet in April. Medical Center in Atlantic City com- CREST HAVEN — County Health Checked Out eign Film in Price Hall plaining of pain in her abdomen and ribs. (corner of Academy and Department tests of 67 ocean and bay DENNISVILLE — All volunteers Frank, Tina, Luca According to police, a careless driving Seashore Road) on Saturday recreational sites July 17-19 found all who work with sports programs in charge is pending against her. at 7:30 pm. below the state set limit for enterococ- and Lola Dennis Township will now be subject Subject is a rare master cus bacteria of 104 per 100-millileter to criminal background checks. This WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. Rep. of an ancient art, the skills sample. Of 51 environmental locations comes after an adoption of an ordinance Parkowski at Helm Frank A. LoBiondo (R-2nd), candidate of the king of masks. are where recreation activities are not requiring all youth sports coaches to NORTH CAPE MAY — Michael for reelection, July 20 honored Frances- sought out by even the recommended, three exceeded state submit to such checks and directing Parkowski, vice chairman of the board ca Lanfranchi, 10, of Egg Harbor Town- most beloved star of the limits. A reading a 220 was found in the township’s recreation department of commissioners of Delaware River ship, for organizing a fund drive that esteemed Chinese opera. Sea Isle City at the lagoon at 42nd to prepare a written policy for criminal and Bay Authority (DRBA) will serve as raised $5,387 for the Beacon Animal But tradition dictates that and 43rd streets. In Lower Township, background checks. Checks are already chairman until DRBA commissioners Shelter in Upper Township. The news the aging master’s trade Wildwood Avenue and Delaware Bay: required for recreation department from this state appoint a new chairman release noted that LoBiondo received a only be passed on to a 140, and Fern Road and the bay: 110. employes and this new law extends that to replace Warren Wallace, fi red from the Humane Advocate award in March and male heir. For updated reports, call the hotline, polity to volunteers. University of Medicine and Dentistry of that “LoBiondo and his wife Tina have 465-2422. New Jersey on alleged ethical violations. rescued two Weimaraners themselves Three weeks ago, Gov. Jon Corzine asked Hummingbird — Luca and Lola.” Went Wrong Way Counsel Re-Hired Wallace to step down. Wallace’s term Eve Set at Center BURLEIGH — A Monday morning ended July 1. Parkowski was chairman of SWAINTON — Wade, Long, Wood Bid Approved accident tied up southbound traffi c on DRBA Commission in 2003-2004. GOSHEN — Learn how & Kennedy, the county MUA’s long- the Garden State Parkway and injured DENNISVILLE — Dennis Township you too can attract ruby- time counsel for legal services, was the three women. According to State Police, committee awarded a $188,000 contract throated hummingbirds at only bidder for a new contract running Bobby Rinier, 27, of Del Haven, was Lottery Winner to Arawak Paving, of Hammonton, July the Cape May Bird Obser- through Aug. 31, 2007. Only change in traveling north near mile marker 6.6 COLD SPRING — Patricia Callinan, 18 for access improvements to Chestnut vatory Center for Research the rate was a $5-per-hour increase to when she lost control of her vehicle, 62, was a $1-million winner in a New Street Park. Arawak was the lowest & Education, 600 Rt. 47 $180 an hour for the partners. Either and crossed to the opposite side, after Jersey Lottery scratch off game last week. bidder of fi ve with the highest bid at North by attending one Howard Long or Thomas Higgins attends hitting a guardrail. She reportedly col- She chose a $650,000 immediate payout $238,491 and fell below the engineer’s of Naturalist Pat Sutton’s all MUA meetings. lided with a southbound vehicle driven option. That is good news for her twin estimate of $229,083. The township “Ruby-Throated Humming- by Margaret Kornbluh, 53, of Vineland. sister, Mary Rose Christopher, who has bird Evenings” on Saturday been living in a FEMA trailer in front of and Aug. 26 and today and Competition her Louisiana home rendered uninhabit- Aug. 2, 16, 23, and 30 from (From Page 1) collects the equivalent of 13 percent in force the tax, said Siciliano. The state, he able by Hurricane Katrina. Callinan said 6-8 p.m. For example, a letter dated July 14, sales tax on its transaction, said Siciliano, said, has to be made aware. she would also use her winnings to set Each “Ruby-throated 1999, to then State Sen. James Cafi ero while a condominium rents for a week “What we can do is offer support and up college funds for two grandchildren. Hummingbird Evening” from former State Treasurer James DiE- and the guests pay no tax. This inequity work together to resolve the issue,” Si- begins in the pergola be- leuterio, Jr. refers to a long-standing ad- can total $200 or more dollars per guests’ ciliano said referring to revitalization of Loggerhead Death hind the building. No need ministrative policy that claims short-term visit, he said. a committee made up of GWTIDA and to preregister. Cost: $10 “How can I compete with the condo GWHMA members. CAPE MAY POINT — A dead log- ($6 for members of Cape rentals are not subject to sales tax unless gerhead turtle washed ashore here at the additional services such as linen and maid across the street?” asked Smith. “He’s full But for some motel owners, support is May Bird Observatory or all the time and I’m half empty.” not enough. State Park July 21 about 6:45 a.m. From New Jersey Audubon So- services are offered. its appearance, it had been dead for sev- However, said Siciliano, nowhere in “This is a growing problem that is “Are we outraged? Is this a banner ciety); bring exact change quickly becoming unmanageable,” said priority?” Tecco asked the board. eral days. The turtle weighed more that or a check. any language of the law is there any men- 100 pounds and measured 34 inches in tion of such services. MacElrevey. “Motel owners are tired of looking like Call 861-0700 for more “Large hotels are considering a tax free fools,” said Smith. diameter. Loggerheads are on the federal information. Apparently that doesn’t stop real es- threatened species list. Cape May Point tate agents and management companies package, eliminating linen and maid ser- “We all worked too hard to let a few vice, in order to fi t through this loophole,” short-sighted individuals ruin it,” said Lifeguards found the remains of another advertising properties for daily, weekly, loggerhead two weeks ago. and monthly rentals. he added. “It is wrong, but what can you MacElrevey. Temptation is the fi re This “marketing decision” creates a do about it?” that brings up the scum disadvantage in competition between the The solution? Aggressive enforcement, Contact Huggins at: (609) 886-8600 Heroin Overdoses of the heart. according to GWHMA. ext. 25 or [email protected] condos/townhouses and hotel/motels. William Shakespeare But GWTIDA has no authority to en- ERMA — Lower Township police and For example, a hotel that rents weekly (Page 5 Please) SALE STARTS FRIDAY Available only in North Cape May and Cape May Court House. Liquor Store Hours: ® Mon. thru Sat. 8am to 10pm Beer,Wine & Spirits Sunday 11am to 8pm 759 999 15 99 Yuengling Stone Cellars Kahlúa Lager Cabernet, Coffee Liqueur 12-Pack Chardonnay or 750 ml. 12 fl. oz. Bottles, Merlot Select Varieties 1.5 Liter 14 99 1199 10 49 Gordon’s Beringer CK Mondavi Vodka or Gin Wines Chardonnay, 1.75 Liter 750 ml., Cabernet or Merlot Select Varieties 750 ml.

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Palooza II will be held at the mall. “If we go with what we have now, it the Nature Center of Cape Councilman David Craig, who is a could potentially approach $5 million,” May, 1600 Delaware Ave., member of the city’s Tourism Com- he said. Aug. 2, from 5 to 8 p.m. Pirate Palooza II cel- SEVEN MILE ISLAND STARS mission, had a stake in the “I Love the If less work is done or less expensive Cook” store, said Miller, and commission material utilized, the price could drop, ebrates summer with sea member Larry Hirsch’s disclosure state- said Corea. shanty tunes, crafts, re- Present: ment showed an interest in City Centre He said research for a new convention freshments, games such on the mall, and in 311, 404, and 414 hall could also be funded from the bond as “Walk the Plank” and Washington Street Mall. ordinance. a treasure hunt, and scal- City Solicitor Monzo said the revitaliza- McIntyre said if voters pass the bond lywags the likes of Captain tion committee had no power and was referendum for the mall, it should not Jack and Will Sparrow. only an advisory board to city council. be considered a pre-approval for all other This annual family-night “Guys & Inderwies, a committee member, said phases of the city’s revitalization project. party is an important fund- he did not own a business. “Every single phase from the conven- raiser for the Nature Cen- Miller charged that, while council tells tion hall to the (parking) garage and ter and delivers plenty of the public the only plans for the mall are everything else should be on a ballot for swashbuckling fun The conceptual, it intends to convert Cape the public to vote,” he said. fee of $10 per person and Dolls” May into an upscale, convention venue. Inderwies said council’s August 15 includes all activities. She said the revitalization committee meeting would be held at Cape May For more details, call should be abolished. Elementary School and include a session the Nature Center, at 898- She noted Bashaw had an interest in on plans for the mall. He said council was 8848. Washington Commons and plans show a working to put together some answers. link with that property and an improved Resident Phillip Rogers addressed com- Avalon Public THURS., FRI., SAT., mall. plaints of decreased business from mall Resident Jessie Weeks bemoaned the merchants. He said he walked around Library Hosts fact that not one of the city’s legion of the city and noted the types of businesses Author Tonight JULY 27, 28, 29TH volunteers landed a seat on the city’s operating. Revitalization Committee. She asked From his “rough count:” three surf AVALON — The Avalon why the city’s July 19 public meeting on shops, fi ve coffee shops, eight fudge stores, Free Public Library is host- 7:30 PM developing a long-range plan to improve eight jewelry stores, 10 pizza “joints,” ing a summer series of the city’s public spaces was being held at 14 ice cream shops, 36 clothing stores, authors, storytellers, and Congress Hall hotel, owned by Bashaw, 30 family restaurants, 37 more upscale performers Wednesday instead of in a public building. restraints, and 61 gift stores. evenings at 7 p.m. City Manager Luciano V. Corea Jr. said “I wonder if the mall merchants have Today’s program will Middle Township he chose Congress Hall’s ballroom because looked hard at the kind of merchandise will feature David Dean, he could not fi nd another facility available they are trying to sell and if they are captain of the Avalon Police Performing Arts Center that night that could accommodate 100- examining what is happening in Rio Department, who writes Exit 10B off the Garden State Parkway 300 people, “in any reasonable comfort.” Grande with Wal-Mart, Stop and Shop, detective stories. Dean has He said a concert was taking place in and K-Mart. been published in Ellery Cape May Court House convention hall that night. (See related Rogers questioned if it was the respon- Queen Mystery Magazine story, page 8.) sibility of the city to spend money to boost as well as in collections of John McIntyre, a petition committee merchants’ business. mystery short stories.. box offi ce 609-463-1924 member, asked if there was a “recorded Resident Vincent Scutti asked Corea The library is located at plan” for mall reconstruction that would if the city was continuing to negotiate 235 32nd Street. For more $ $ be made public before the special elec- with the Diocese of Camden to lease a information, call 967-7155 10.00 Adults 8.00 Students tion. portion of property from Our Lady Star of or visit the library’s Web “What is the cost going to be? ” he the Sea. Monzo said there have been no page www. avalonfreeli- asked, noting city offi cials have mentioned negotiations. brary.org. fi gures from $5 million to $8 million. In his city manager’s report, Corea said Corea said if voters approve the bond the mall project would be delayed at least ordinance, the city could not spend more one year, and the city would make some than the $5 million specifi ed in the ordi- basic repairs to trip and fall hazards on nance. He said the city could spend less the mall. money on mall refurbishment. Contact Fichter at (609) 886-8600 Ext He said the city does not have a plan for 30 or at: jfi [email protected] Linnington (From Page 1) since June 2004. From June 2002 through June 2004, He replaced deputy commanding Linnington commanded the 3rd Brigade, general Brig. Gen. James Yarbrough, Air 101st Airborne Division both in Operation Conditioning reassigned to the 1st Cavalry Division as Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi division deputy commander. Tune Up Special Freedom. As such, he will become one of a very Linnington is married to the former $ small group of Cape May County residents 99 Brenda Zachary of Salinas, Calif. 85. who have attained fl ag rank in the nation’s +tax They have a son, 2nd Lt. Michael, 23, military service. who is an Army aviator, and daughter, The veteran of Operations Enduring Tracy, 20, who is a sophomore at James Freedom and Iraqi Freedom was most Madison University. recently assigned to the Pentagon where Contact Campbell at (609) 886-8600 Don’t wait for that he served with the Joint Chiefs of Staff Ext 28 or: [email protected] News Digest August Heat Wave (From Page 4) simple assault after he allegedly repeat- Call now for a free estimate to replace rescue personnel responded to three edly punched his girlfriend near the an existing central air conditioner. separate heroin overdoses July 21-23 in Blue Claw restaurant on Ocean Drive Erma and Villas. Two subjects identifi ed July 23 about 6:30 p.m. according to as boyfriend-girlfriend residing in Erma, a Lower Township police report. The We offer an In House Service Department overdosed within two days of each 45-year old victim had no visible signs of for all your cooling & heating needs. other July 21 and July 23, according to a injury. Catlett was lodged in county jail police report. Both subjects were trans- under $1,000 bail. ported to Burdette Tomlin Memorial Call now for information on Grace Energy’s Hospital. Police did not fi nd any drugs Green Garden service policies, central air service specials, or paraphernalia at the scene. Another overdose took place on Greenwood BURLEIGH — As Middle Township air duct cleaning and Bryant generators. Avenue in Villas. David Brown, 45, was police investigated a separate matter found not breathing by his girlfriend at 98 Indian Trail Road, July 19 about We Specialize in the Unico and Space Pak High Velocity and transported to the hospital. He was 10 p.m., they spotted 12 suspected found in possession of a hypodermic marijuana plants in the rear yard. Later, Central Heat & Air Systems for older homes. syringe and released on a summons. armed with a search warrant, Detective According to Detective Sgt. Thomas Don Nelson, assisted by the Patrol Divi- Keywood, the specifi c type of heroin sion, the county Prosecutor’s Narcotics involved in the overdoses has not been Task Force and Sheriff’s Department K-9 “We’ll Be There” identifi ed and police are concerned this Unit, entered the property and allegedly could be the same drug related to recent found a “marijuana growing set-up” in We’ve been here for you since 1912 heroin overdoes and deaths in Camden the attic. In addition to the dozen plants, Visa • MasterCard • Discover • American Express and Vineland. Police are requesting help growing equipment and controlled in identifying the heroin. Call 886- dangerous substance paraphernalia were 609-465-5545 • 1-800-388-4645 1619, ext 156. confi scated. Kenneth W. Woods, 53, and Kenneth J. Woods, 19, were charged with maintaining a controlled dangerous NATE certifi ed Assault Charge substance production facility, posses- technicians License #13VH00302000 COLD SPRING — Larry Catlett, 45, sion of more than 10 marijuana plants of Dividing Creek, was charged with (Page 6 Please) 6 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers 26 July 2006 Cape May County 4-H Fair Chamber Plans Network Event CAPE MAY — The Cape May County Chamber of Commerce is planning “Rapid Fire Networkng Event“ at the Wildwood Golf and Country Club from 8–10 a.m. Aug. 1. The event will allow those attending to promote their business to others that are there to network too. The event, limited to Photos by two attendees per com- pany is $15 per person Al Campbell or $25 for non-chamber members. RSVP to the chamber at BEARS & BEES — Lots of activities for youngsters take place during the Beekeepers, explains hive and honey-making to curious bystanders. Eques- 465-7181. Limited space last day of this year’s 4-H Fair in Court House July 22. From left, Abigail trian Richelle Caprioni of Belleplain, member of Just a Hobby 4-H Club, available. Burns, 4, of Stone Harbor enjoys time at Teddy Bear Tea with stuffed friend kisses Cody during lull in showmanship demonstrations. Jessica Armstrong Blues Clues. Next, Karl Novsak of Green Creek, president, Jersey Cape and daughter Trinity Garner, 5, of Court House show vegetable bounty at Foster Parents Open Space and Farmland Preservation booth. Pay Hike Needed for Kids COURT HOUSE — The Taylor submitted the names of two law Cumberland County Prosecutor’s Bigley Taylor told the Herald he “probably” will (From Page 1) Offi ce of Children’s Servic- enforcement professionals, Debra L. Stone action in 2004, Taylor said. The Cumber- come up with additional suggestions. pensions and Social Security.” es, The Division of Youth and Wayne S. Fisher. land County prosecutor won that one, Contact Zelnik at (609) 886-8600 Ext. The county’s choice to conduct the and Family Services is mak- Both at one point in their careers big time. 27 or: [email protected] manpower review was Police Executive ing an appeal for foster and worked in the state Attorney General’s Research Forum (PERF) of Washington, adoptive parents for county offi ce and that’s the core of the county’s D.C. children. objection to them. News Digest The 29-year-old fi rm’s explanation of its Those interested in be- “Our position is that within our agree- “qualifi cations” say that it was formed to (From Page 5) Aug. 5. Runners wishing to participate coming parents or guard- ment we specifi cally stated no fi rm could improve “the deliver of police services and with intent to distribute, possession can contact Lower Township Recreation ians should call 1-877-NJ- have current or former ties to the state the effectiveness of crime control.’ of paraphernalia with intent to distrib- Department, 886-7880. Attorney General’s offi ce,” said O’Connor. Taylor told the Herald he objected to ute, and possession of over 50 grams “It can’t be an independent study when Junior Lifeguard that company because “They’re from of marijuana. Neither was able to post Night Out the District of Columbia. They have the prosecutor brings a lawsuit and the Program Underway the $75,000 bail; they were lodged in WILDWOOD CREST — The no knowledge or expertise in the New attorney general supports it and then have county jail. borough’s police department, in conjunc- SEA ISLE CITY — The Jersey criminal justice system or in how somebody with ties to that offi ce perform tion with Wildwood Crest Recreation Junior Lifeguard Program, county prosecutors’ offi ces work in New the study. It’s a confl ict of interest.” Coombs/Douglass Run Department, is sponsoring National open to male and female Jersey.” Fisher, according to Taylor is a former Night Out Aug. 1, beginning at 5:30 applicants ages 13-17, is The closest to New Jersey on PERF’s list deputy director of the Division of Criminal ERMA — The annual Coombs/Doug- p.m. The event will include pony rides, being held on Tuesdays of studies conducted was a “resource al- Justice of the Attorney General’s offi ce. He lass Memorial Bay Run will be held Aug. face painting, free soda, hot dogs, ice and Thursdays from 10:30 location study” for the New Castle County is currently an adjunct professor at the 6 with a start time of 8:30 a.m. The cream, and popcorn, a free movie at a.m.-1 p.m. now through (Del.) Police Department Rutgers Police Institute in Newark, where event consists of a two-mile run and a dark, equipment displays from the fi re Aug. 10. “We believe that there is no other he once was a police offi cer. fi ve-mile run. Starting point is Town- department, rescue squad, beach patrol Donation is $25. Ap- fi rm in the country with the caliber and Stone is a former Burlington County bank Fire Hall. Most of the run will oc- and police department. The event will plications and information resources to conduct a comprehensive prosecutor, according to Taylor, who also cur on Clubhouse Road, Shore Drive and take place at Primrose Road and Ocean is available at Beach Patrol study that the freeholder board would like was chief of staff of the Division of Crimi- Beach Drive in North Cape May. Road Avenue, along the beachfront. Lower Headquarters, 44th Street. to see in the interest of the taxpayers,” nal Justice and a former deputy director of closures are expected between 8 and 10 the state’s Offi ce of Counter-Terrorism. Township will also hold a National Night Call 263-3655 or visit said O’Connor. a.m. Douglass Park will be closed from www.sicbp.com. She was an “expert witness” in the 10 p.m. Aug. 4 until the end of the run, (Page 12 Please)

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For more information, visit the Hospital Compare website at www.hospitalcompare.hhs.gov Herald Newspapers 26 July 2006 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com 7 Wildwoods To Share Two Administrators By LAUREN HUGGINS district. • Chris Garrison as win- Cripps, a fi refi ghter for As for future shared ser- ter and girls’ track head the city, said his desire to WILDWOOD — The vices, Rohrman said he coach get involved in the district school board here voted doesn’t except any other • David Troiano as was fueled by his oldest unanimously on July 19 to plans to be in the works. the girls’ basketball head son Zachary beginning fi rst purchase superintendent However, he does hope coach grade at Glenwood Avenue and business administrator for greater cooperation • Teresa Cunniff as soft- Elementary School. services from Wildwood between the districts. ball head coach Cripps lives in Wild- Hair Designs Crest. “For example, if the • Richard Hans as base- wood with his wife Crystal, Dennis Anderson will Crest was working on a ball head coach and two sons, Zachary and of Avalon, NJ continue in his role as painting project, maybe a In other business, new- Nicholas. Kiki’s of Avalon is now at new superintendent, alternat- custodian from Wildwood est member William Cripps Contact Huggins at: ing workdays between the would be able to lend their was sworn in to full a one- (609) 886-8600 ext. 25 or location 4109 Landis Ave., Sea Isle City borough and this district; time,” he said. year term. [email protected] 263-8677 his salary of $132,613 and “If Wildwood needs benefi ts split 50/50 from something that we have, Middle Weighs Raise To introduce you to our new nail artist we are the two districts. we’d like to be able to pro- running a special. Spa pedicure & manicure “Sharing superintendent vide it,” he added. services worked out really In another matter, Dr. For Security Guards $35 reg. $60 on Mondays only thru month of August well,” said Business Ad- Gerald France, the school’s By AL CAMPBELL meeting to address that.” ministrator Greg Rohrman athletic director, reported Before any pay increase Thursday & Friday thru month of August that 53 people have signed who will replace Wildwood COURT HOUSE — Is it is approved, it must be dis- Cut & Color $65 reg. $90 (longer slightly higher) school business administra- up to participate in the time to raise the pay of se- cussed and approved fi rst tor Sandra Becker when school’s football program. curity personnel at Middle by the board of education’s With this ad • appointments necessary she retires at the end of “That’s the highest I’ve Township High School? fi nance committee. August. ever seen it,” commented “We’ve been saying this Because the jobs are at Barber on duty Fri & Sat • Cuts $18 Sat Only France. “So we’re excited about for the last two years,” said the high school, “There are We are a full service salon • Experts in this plan. We think it is However, there is still Dennis Robert, board of larger children and bigger the right thing to do,” he a question of a coach. The education vice president at problems.” color • corrective color • precision cuts added. school has been left with- the July 20 meeting. “It’s a key piece to keep- foil highlights • perms & waxing Under the two-year out a head coach since Those who accept the ing order and discipline,” agreement, which takes Dom Miller resigned at the responsibility earn $8.96 said Roberts. Full line of Wigs & Hair Pieces place Aug. 1, the two dis- end of the school year. per hour. “So noted,” said Land- tricts will each pay 50 France said they are still They are required, graf. Affi liated with The American Cancer Society percent of Rohrman’s going through candidates among other things, to Contact Campbell at $104,800 salary and ben- and hope to hire someone ensure visitors register on (609) 886-8600 Ext 28 or: efi ts. soon. entry. [email protected] The plan also comes The board voted 5-2, “We need to,” said with a clause that permits with board members Carol George DeLollis. Kids’ either district to withdraw Bannon and Ernie Troiano Roberts added his belief Craft from the agreement for any recusing themselves, to ap- that it was time to “look Festival reason, on 90 days notice. prove the following athletic at an upward movement Saturday, Proponents of shared appointments: to attract a wider pool of July 29th, 2006 services believe that the • Adam Bruno as football applicants.” 11 to 3 PM plan is a way to save money assistant coach Board Secretary Walter while preserving the qual- • Harry Flynn as football Landgraf responded that 6"x6" Topload 11"x13" 7 Ct. 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Take Out • BBQ Chicken More Walking, Longer Promenade • BBQ Pork • BBQ Ribs and more Residents Toss Around Ideas on Improving Cape May Wed-Fri • Lunch 11-2 By JACK FICHTER and the atmosphere was is not lost. Deana Rhodeside said voters approve a referen- • Dinner 5-9pm one of a summer party. Including the tradition there was a considerable dum to bond $5 million Sat & Sun 11am-9pm CAPE MAY — Congress Congress Hall provided of fi ne gardens in the city’s amount of consensus on is- improvements to the mall Tues - 3-8pm @ West Cape Hall’s ballroom was fi lled beverages, rolls, and cake. streetscapes and neighbor- sues among participants at and other projects, it was with residents July 21 as After a PowerPoint pre- hoods was agreed upon by May Farmers Market the workshop meeting. not a suffi cient amount to the public was asked to sentation that featured participants with the sug- Elliot said one such item refurbish both the mall and attend a workshop to offer photos of Cape May, both gestion of more fl owers and was improving the look Promenade. 201 Hirst Ave., Rio Grande NJ suggestions how the city’s past and present, “break- access to open space. of Beach Avenue and the “We’re looking at a fi ve 886-PORK(7675) streets, sidewalks, open out groups” were given 45 Deana Rhodeside said Promenade. to 10 year plan when this spaces and gateways should minutes to discuss ideas the discussion groups did One opinion that was is all said and done,” said look in the future. about the current state of not recommend radical repeated at the meeting Corea. RIDAY NIGHT Among ideas floated the city’s public areas and changes to the city’s streets was “If it ain’t broke, don’t He said the mall was a F AT S “ eet me during the meeting: the “If you left Cape May and and open spaces. fi x it,” she said. small portion of the overall M at the io!” concept of “parking once, returned 10 years later, “I think the theme was City Manager Luciano V. refurbishment of the city’s R getting out of your car what would you hope the things are lovely in Cape Corea Jr. said the purpose public spaces. after you park, being on public realm would look May and they need some of the meeting was not to “Best Prime Rib Make a fool foot with easy access to like?” tweaking and improve- just discuss improvements Contact Fichter at (609) in the Universe” of yourself! bicycles, and enjoying the Rhodeside and Harwell ment, but basically things to the Washington Street 886-8600 Ext 30 or at: • beauty of Cape May on principals Elliot and Deana work pretty well,” she Mall but to all the city’s jfi [email protected] World Famous foot.” Rhodeside briefed the press said. Crab Cakes Terry-oke! public spaces. He said if One participant sug- the following morning on Karaoke in the Bar • 6 to 10 pm LUNCH • DINNER • LATE NIGHT gested converting city hall the results of the discussion Happy Hour Prices • 4 to 9 pm FINE WINE LIST into a parking garage and groups. Free Buffet • 5 to 7 pm maintaining the facade Elliot Rhodeside said the Fabulous Prices of the building that was promenade was discussed Rave Reviews GET THE BLUES formerly Cape May High as well as environmental 10 p.m. to 2 a.m.! Tons of Free Parking School. preservation of the beaches, The meeting was led by harbor, and wetlands and LesterBang the fi rm of Rhodeside and improving the bridges and lues and Harwell of Alexandria, Va., entrances into the city. He B B planners and architects, said the idea of extending It’s all about taste! Featuring guitarist hired by the city to develop the Promenade to Poverty Davey Ungst PACKAGE GOODS • NJ LOTTERY formerly w/Lynyrd Skynyrd a long-range vision for the Beach has been suggested Grande Center Shopping Mall & Johnny Van Zant city. in a number of discussions Rio Grande, New Jersey NO COVER About 150 residents with residents. 609-889-2000 gathered at 12 tables in the He called the Promenade ballroom. Talk was cheery an important gathering and civic space. One concept is to return the Promenade to a wood- PRODUCE PLACE en boardwalk. Another Jack Fichter idea was archways over the MEETING OF MINDS — Cape May residents gathered in Congress Hall’s Promenade. ballroom July 19 to offer ideas for the future look of the city’s public spaces. RED SEEDLESS UNBEATABLE VINE RIPE PRODUCE OPEN YEAR ROUND SUMMER HRS. Deana Rhodeside said SPECIALS & LARGEST DELI Bayshore & Townbank Rd., MON.-SAT. participants said sidewalks GRAPES IN CAPE MAY North Cape May 8:30AM-6PM TOMATOES should be easy to walk on, MUA: ‘Give Us Your Worn, Your COUNTY NOW ACCEPTING SUN. 9AM-4PM “pretty and shady.” VISA/MC AND DEBIT CARDS 889-9045 ¢ ¢ More bike trails and Treadless, Your Flat-Tired Tires’ lb. SALE GOOD NOW TILL TUESDAY, AUG. 1ST AT 3 PM lb. 99 99 racks were suggested by By JOE ZELNIK commissioners. The worst thing about FANCY DOMESTIC OUR OWN BELL GREEN discussion groups as well as The number accepted old tires is that they collect STORE COOKED AMERICAN improved signage for direc- SWAINTON — Remem- from anyone except tire stagnant water, a breeding CUCUMBERS tions around the city. ber those smooth tires you dealers will be “unlimited,” ground for mosquitoes. HAM HAM PEPPERS Discussion groups agreed 3 for CHEESE pulled off the Studebaker he said. Barron said the county Cape May should be more in the hope a stay in your “That’s good,” comment- Mosquito Commission did ¢ $ 79 $ 99 $ 79 ¢ “dog friendly” and have a ed MUA Chairman George a fl yover at the end of 2005 2 lb. 2 lb. lb. 99 lb. back yard would produce a 99 3 dog park. new thread? Betts. (Page 9 Please) HONEY PEPPER Elliot Rhodeside said The county MUA will EGGS SWEET CORNED COOKED participants talked about give you another chance TURKEY ¢ X-LARGE 99 doz. celebrating the heritage to get rid of them for noth- NEW LEBANON BEEF SALAMI HIGHER BREAST $ 09 of the city in all improve- ing in a tire amnesty day JUMBO 1 doz. ments and making sure the BUYING COINS PRICES $ 25 $ 19 $ 99 $ 99 $ 39 this fall. 3 lb. SUPER 1 doz. 3 lb. 3 lb. 2 lb. Victorian Cape May image The agency has had state- funded tire amnesties since Buying Silver Dollars at least 2001, but skipped $8.00 - $10.00 each last year and has about $30,000 of a $65,000 SilverSilver Coins Coins 5.5x7x Face Value* grant remaining. The grant Your Local Trusted Source for period was extended to the Wheat Cents • Silver Certificates • Gold Your Local Trusted Source for end of this year. Red Seal Notes • Old Currency and Coins Use it or lose it. We’ve Been Buying Coins & Collectibles Since 1968 Use it, MUA commis- Proper ID Required Windows, Windows, DoorsDoors andand MoreMore sioners said July 19. 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VIM 3x4 7.26.06 lm.indd 1 7/21/06 2:23:42 PM Herald Newspapers 26 July 2006 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com 9 Miller Tells Taxpayers: Take a Stand on Mall Rehab By JACK FICHTER Cape May at a July 21 Cape May, it should take a “If you are the taxpayers amount to a 2.2-cent tax meeting. position, “yes or no.” association, you are faced increase for every $100 CAPE MAY — Are you Miller successfully led a Board member Jack with the question of no of assessed property val- for it or against it? petition drive to cause the Wichterman told the Her- plan, no cost, with this all ue, she said, if no grant That was the question city to schedule a special ald the association approves being borne by the taxpay- funding were found. A Christine Miller asked the election Aug. 22 to let of the concept of the bond ers,” she said. PowerPoint page said the board of directors of the voters decide if Cape May but has not taken an offi cial Miller said a feasibil- owner of a home assessed Taxpayers Association of should bond $5 million position. ity report prepared for the at $734,000, would see a to refurbish the Washing- “Are we happy the way city indicated up to $20 tax increase of $162. RAISING THE VEIL ton Street Mall and other it has been handled by the million could be spent on Board member Richard As a person gets older, it often happens that WAKE UP WITH MAKE UP projects. city?” he asked. “No, we’re a new convention center. Juliano questioned the 2.2- the upper eyelid begins to droop. While this hooded Miller told the Herald not. We think it could She charged that the city cent tax increase. He said she did not receive a direct have been done a different intends to go into the con- the city auditor told him appearance of the eyelid can give the face a tired look, answer but she believes way.” vention business and revi- the tax increase would be which may lead to correction for cosmetic reasons, the association endorses Wichterman, a former talization was just a cover 4 cents for every $100 of a droopy upper eyelid may also occlude peripheral the bond ordinance based councilman in this city for that idea. assessed value. vision. If so, the eyelid-correcting surgical procedure on an editorial written and in a town in north Miller said the city’s bor- Board member Hugh known as blepharoplasty may be undertaken for by its president, Richard Jersey, said he has never rowing limit is $66 million, McCauley said the city’s Studio DeLapé Reinhart. She said the as- been involved in a project according to the city’s Tax engineer should have pre- medical reasons. This is an important distinction to OF PERMANENT COSMETICS sociation has invited all where bonding was sought Collector Bruce MacLeod. pared an estimate for re- make because, while insurance companies do not members of city council before engineering was She said the city currently placing water, sewer, and cover the surgery for cosmetic reasons, they will Linda L. DeLape-Giafes, RNC and the city’s auditor to completed. has a debt of $30 million. gas lines under the mall. provide compensation to those who need eyelid its annual meeting Aug. State Certifi ed Permanent Cosmetic Artist “We think everyone “That’s only $30 million Wichterman said the $5 surgery to improve their vision. If you suffer from 18 to discuss the project should be left to their own left to go to the maximum,” million bond ordinance did EYE LINER • BROWS • LIPS four days before the special to vote as they see fit,” said Miller. not include water, sewer, compromised vision due to a droopy upper eyelid, Call today! election. he said. She noted purchasing and gas line costs. schedule an exam with your eye physician. Miller said no one oppos- Miller said she believed the Brodesser Tract in East Resident Phillipa Camp- Are your eyelids drooping? Could you Turn back time! ing the bond was invited city council intended to Cape May could cost the bell questioned why the benefi t from eyelid surgery? Your eyesight is one of the to speak at the meeting. 609-465-8117 carry out mall refurbish- city $16 million. city paid the city’s engi- most precious and important senses. At ATLANTIC She said if the association ment regardless of the Earlier in the meet- neering fi rm for a concep- represents all taxpayers in outcome of the special elec- ing, Councilwoman Linda tual plan for the mall but EYE CENTER and EYE MAX LASIK CENTERr our tion. If that happened, she Steenrod gave association not a plan for pipes under goal is to provide the most accurate medical diagnosis, suggested a public referen- board members printed the mall. treatment options, and complete care to every patient. o o dum to change the form copies of a PowerPoint Steenrod said if the bond Once a cataract has been diagnosed we will discuss of the city’s government, presentation from the city’s ordinance were approved, your treatment options together. We will evaluate which would eliminate the Web site offering informa- each expenditure would city manager’s position and tion on the bond ordinance still require a public hear- all the important factors involved in your decision. allow a complete restaffi ng referendum. She said she ing and council approval. Please call us today to schedule an appointment. of all the city’s boards and was replacing Councilman She said the city was not We provide professional eye care. We accept most commission. David Kurkowski who was “taking” property from insurance, including Medicare and Medicaid Miller complained the co-creator of the presenta- either Our Lady Star of the Serving Dinner Daily 4-8pm city has not presented a tion, and unable to attend Sea Church or Victorian plan for the mall or a cost, the meeting. Towers. Early Bird Special all of which would be borne Steenrod said there is no P.S. Blepharoplasty involves making an incision by taxpayers. She said the fi rm plan for mall refurbish- Contact Fichter at (609) along a crease in the upper eyelid and removing $1 off each adult entree city should have presented ment, only a concept with 886-8600 Ext 30 or at: excess skin. from 4-6pm daily a final plan for the mall $5 million being a rough jfi [email protected] CAPE CATARACT CENTER 804 Rt. 9 S., CMCH, NJ One coupon good for entire party. before putting money into guess of costs. She said the Not to be combined with any other offer. 2006 a bond issue. bond ordinance must be Miller said there was not approved in order to get So foul and fair a day I Magnolia Ave. and the Boardwalk one opponent of the bond bids for the project. have not seen. Wildwood • 522-5474 issue on city council. A $5 million bond would William Shakespeare o Groff’s Family Owned and Operated o

MUA WE SOLVE YOUR GROWING & POTTING & FINDING PLANT PROBLEMS (From Page 8) PLANNING SOLUTIONS Greenhouse and N looking for piles of tires and rden urse identifi ed “many.” Ga ry Think safety when setting up your fi ling The MUA then wrote area. Avoid placing cabinets where drawers the municipalities but, will open into main aisles. Place heavy objects “once checked out,” he said, “only two areas with in bottom drawers and remember to close 100 or more really needed fi ling cabinet drawers when not in use. cleaning.” He declined to identify the locations because the Cardiff Plaza MUA is “negotiating” with (Across from Deltona Tires) the property owner. OFF (609) 569-9191 A tire amnesty day, Bar- OFF Offi ce Furniture for Home and Offi ce www.offi ce-concepts.com ron told the Herald, would 50% cost “at least $20,000 to 25% $25,000. Select Tropical “They are very expen- sive,” he said. “There’s Hanging Baskets House Plants advertising, overtime for labor — our guys have to Annual Flats load ‘em on the trucks to market — plus the county Herbs has to pay the outfi t that Open 10-5 takes the tires. Daily “We pay $200 a ton for Gift Shop Featuring normal, clean passenger and truck tires, and $400 - OFF The Country Store A MORE GENTLE APPROACH for oversize,” he said. 20 While any dentist would be happy Please call us at 609.465.5415 to schedule Municipalities can bring 40% Imported Cheeses with a patient who is dedicated to regular your next appointment. We explain all tires to the MUA for free brushing and fl ossing, there is such a thing procedures and what they will do for your any time, according to Bar- from all countries, smile, and we take the time to be gentle. as being too strenuous with brushing. If you ron. You might be able to Select ItemsIte are brushing your teeth too aggressively, Brushing and fl ossing correctly helps ms Specialty Candies your forceful approach may contribute to keep your teeth white and healthy. We’re avoid a trip to the landfi ll in and Chocolates gum recession and other problems. Gum located at 109 West Atlantic Ave., Cape Woodbine by calling your recession associated with vigorous tooth May Court House where our friendly Public Works Department. Our Flower Shop Has Beautiful brushing is most likely to appear in the staff and relaxing environment will put “We were surprised at area of the back teeth opposite the brushing you at ease. We accept most insurances, how many came in last Arrangements For Weddings hand. You may also be experiencing including Delta Dental, Horizon Blue time,” said MUA Recy- Cross and Aetna PPO. We also have and All Occasions heightened sensitivity to cold drinks. To cling Coordinator Bridget avoid these problems, try brushing your fi nancing available through Care Credit O’Connor. Call ahead for special orders teeth with a soft-bristled toothbrush and and Healthcare Credit. & deliveries • 609-624-2112 light pressure for two to three minutes at She said persons who a time. Using your non-dominant hand bring tires will need an ID: GREENHOUSE, NURSERY may help you pay better attention to your Please send your questions or comments driver’s license, utility bill, & GIFT SHOP brushing technique. to my offi ce or e-mail me at: whatever. At SUNSHINE DENTAL, we can give [email protected] “The fi rst time we did Open Every Day 9-5:30 you tips on the proper way to brush and Fresh Flower fl oss. We’ll also recommend a personalized P.S. Another sign of aggressive tooth-brushing it, somebody from Ohio Fri. & Sat. 9-6 called,” she said. oral home care program to meet your is a toothbrush with squashed, splayed Bouquets (Across from Cape May Wicker) specifi c needs. We take the time to talk, bristles. Contact Zelnik at (609) and answer any questions you may have. 886-8600 Ext. 27 or: Route 9 North of Avalon in Clermont, NJ • Call 609-624-1350 [email protected] 10 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers 26 July 2006 Top Coast Guard Auxiliary Teams Will Head to Virginia in October CAPE MAY — Two teams The competition was • First District, Northern Region- Jeff Orsoe, James of Coast Guard auxiliarists comprised of events to Region- Paul Smith-Valley, Taylor, Andrew Montano won a competition at Coast test skills they utilize in Thomas Raynor, Gordon and Bob Knabe Guard Training Center their duties as Coast Guard D. Nash and Suzy Kostrze- • Fifth District, Southern here July 22 that qualifi ed auxiliarists: line handling wski Region- Heidi Derby, Gary them to advance to the and knot-tying, shipboard • First District, Southern Derby, Mark Bellamy and seventh annual Interna- damage control as well Region- Robert Kennedy, Jim Clark tional Search and Rescue as communication and Michael Rush, Daniel Mas- • Seventh District- Greg Competition (ISAR 2006) teamwork. terson and Joe Tomasone Gamache, John Keyes, to be held in Virginia. The teams were: • Fifth District, Northern Mel Manning and Karen These winners will join Miller four other Coast Guard Wine & Cheese Auxiliary teams to meet the Booksigning best six teams representing Reception the Canadian Coast Guard Auxiliary at ISAR 2006 in Sgt. Jonathon Trouern-Trend Portsmouth, Va., on Oct. went to Iraq with an M-16 27 and 28. and binoculars. His online Last weekend, the blog, Birding Babylon, details teams, representing the Fifth Coast Guard District, the beautiful birds and other Southern Region and the wildlife he saw in the Seventh Coast Guard Dis- Mesopotamian marshes. Wetlands Institute trict, won fi rst and second The blog has been continued Stone Harbor place overall, respectively. by other soldiers, and is now The four-man teams won Thursday, July 27, the competition by out- a book. Meet the author of scoring teams of Coast Birding Babylon: A Soldier’s 7:00 PM Guard auxiliarists repre- Journal from Iraq. $2 members, $3 nonmembers senting the First District, Northern Region; First District, Southern Region; and Fifth District Northern USCG PO1 Kyle Niemi Region. First District Coast Guard Auxiliarists Discuss Sea Search Strategy July 22 Pizza Delivery Robbery Arrest Made WHITESBORO — Mid- tel in Burleigh July 19 at disorderly conduct, and dle Township police ar- 1:58 a.m. in which three underage drinking. 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Conlin said there had Every day. 7 days Borough council, by a never been problems with 5-1 vote July 18, passed an any restaurant in the area. Tech School Continues a week.” amended ordinance that “Now, all of a sudden, will allow New Jersey-made this situation,” she said. To Monitor Air Quality wines to be sold in restau- “I just feel we never By AL CAMPBELL Smith said in that room rants that procure a special had it before, why now?” state wine license. it appeared to be “normal she asked. CREST HAVEN — Three soil problems, not from Stalwart in his opposi- Of the plenary license, tion was Councilman Karl Technical School teachers moisture.” Ebner said it will “not attended the board of edu- That carpet in Room Giulian, who cast the lone change my business that no vote, and who lives cation meeting July 18 to 324, prior to replacement, much” to sell a few bottles learn of updates in the on- get a “heavy-duty cleaning near 83rd Street in close of locally made wines. proximity to the Sea Salt going air quality and mold and sanitizing, rather than The notion she envisions survey in classrooms. spend $2,500 on replacing Restaurant, whose owner if to sell more local fruits Deana Ebner spoke in sup- Board Administrator it” this year. and vegetables. Paula Smith said the “good Contact Campbell at port of passage. “This is local wine,” Giulian fears the wine news is, results indicated (609) 886-8600 Ext 28 or: said Ebner. “I don’t know inside counts were lower [email protected] licenses will be soon fol- how much it will change lowed by brewery licenses, than outside counts.” what is already happen- “One was higher than which, he believes, have ing in my restaurant. It’s Bike Ride the potential to be detri- the others, and we are look- another option.” ing into that,” she said. mental to neighbors. Quizzed by Councilman For MS “The matter was re- “The counts they ob- Randall Bauer as to what served were not a harm- ferred to the planning she views as her respon- To End Here board for comment, and ful level. We are trying sibility would be, selling to come up with ways to OCEAN CITY — The the board did comment and alcohol, Ebner replied a requested the words ‘for increase comfort in the Greater Delaware Valley license takes about three classroom,” said Smith. Chapter of the National wine only’ be added to the months to procure. ordinance,” said Solicitor The district contracted Multiple Sclerosis Society “Everything needs to be with an air conditioning will hold the 26th annual % Michael Donohue. set up in accordance with He said if beer is added, fi rm to survey the units. MS 150 City to Shore Bike † the state. We will be follow- Tour on Sept. 16-17. 5.50 They found several dif- “we will object to the sale ing all the rules set out by APY of beer.” ferent sized compressors. More than 7,000 cyclists this law,” said Ebner. 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Active.com Offices also located in Bridgeton, Vineland, Millville and Glassboro. 12 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers 26 July 2006 No Burn Alliance (From Page 1) what happened here,” he said as he picked guinetti said. As for the length of time No-Burn lasts, A state audit found 79 properties, total- at the blackened remains of the fi rst un- What Can Homeowners Expect? Linden stated that “it stays on until it gets Offers Free ing about 500 units, that should have been treated doghouse. If No-Burn® is used as a fi x in various taken off.” Rabies Shots evaluated as R-2 residential properties, but Moving on to the white structure, units that are required to meet certain If it gets wet, Linden said, completely saturated, the product would have to be were misdesignated during the construc- sprayed with No-Burn Plus®, Linden standards, such as firewall separation COURT HOUSE — The reapplied. tion process and built without proper scraped away the char barrier “cocoon” and fi re suppression, Linden said hom- Cape May County Animal Keiluhn and Linden couldn’t comment safety measures.. and displayed the wood that had been eowners can expect some “extensive Alliance will offer a free ra- further on the specifi cs of applying the “Nothing is fireproof,” said Steve left intact. remodeling.” bies shot to all pet owners product to units in the Wildwoods, stat- Linden, No-Burn® of New Jersey’s vice But Will It Work In Wildwood? Rick Keiluhn, representing No-Burn® of Cape May County now ing that each situation would have to be president. “Wildwood is a unique situation,” said of South Jersey, said that a two-foot hole through Aug. 31. assessed individually. “What No-Burn® can do is extend the Linden. “We’re going to have to take it would have to be made across the unit. The free rabies shots life of structural members long enough case by case.” “There’s no smell,” Keiluhn said. “And will be given by participat- Contact Huggins at: (609) 886-8600 ext. for the fi re department and fi re offi cials First they would have to examine the I’d estimate the entire job for one typical ing veterinarians during 25 or [email protected] to arrive,” he added as he stuffed the construction of each building, he said. unit would be completed in three days.” the summer. doghouses with the same amount of Then we’d get approval of an engineer Residents will be re- crumpled newspaper and lit the pile with and JCOW, Linden added. VIM quired to make an appoint- a blowtorch. Typically, Linden said, No-Burn® is (From Page 1) through a Summer Partnership Program ment and to have a pet No-Burn®, according to the company’s applied to new construction after the roof and is hoping to succeed with that pro- physical offi ce exam. This Web site, serves as not just fi re-resistant and windows are in. Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital for gram again this year, Quinn said. offer is good for both dogs but also a fi re reactant that foams up and “You don’t want to completely tear $1 a year, the clinic is responsible for all She will be working about 20 hours and cats and is for new creates a cocoon-type covering when down those buildings, do you?” he asked utilities. a week for a fl at stipend and her duties clients only. heated. This creates a char barrier that to a small crowd. It also relied on contributions to include, community outreach, interacting Other shots will be makes items virtually incapable of catching Clare Herm, a resident of Schooner Bay renovate and outfi t the building and is with the board of directors by coordinating available during the visit. fi re, according to the company’s reports. condominiums, responded that she didn’t seeking contributions to dedicate a room and arranging fundraising, investigating To take advantage of this The Demonstration’s Outcome? want that, she just wanted the situation or service in the name of a family or or- grants and presenting opportunities for special and limited offer, As Linden predicted, the white dog- rectifi ed. ganization. Plaques outside of four of the funding, Quinn said. call Shore Veterinarians at house, coated inside and out with No-Burn “But you want it done right, don’t you?” fi ve examination rooms already bear the Formerly a vice president of agency re- 390 9113. Plus®, and the doghouse on the far right, Eugene Sanguinetti, a former code offi cial names of donors. lations with Disabilities Resource Center, coated with No-Burn Wood Gard®, with- for North Wildwood. Other major overhead expenses include a private not-for-profi t serving primarily Cape Car Show stood the fl ames. The ones not sprayed “Will No-Burn® protect the compro- malpractice insurance for all health care individuals with developmental disabilities with the product were not so lucky. mised wall? Will it maintain the two-hour providers, general liability insurance, in Atlantic, Cape, Cumberland and Salem Winners Told The untreated house on the far right fi rewall,” questioned Sanguinetti. and prescription medications, which can counties. Her role there was to promote was completely engulfed in fl ames within Linden responded that he didn’t have cost as much as $5,000 to $8,000 a year, CAPE MAY — Winners the agency in the community and to raise in the Jersey Cape Antique minutes. Two houses down, the structure any “pixie dust” that could turn No-Burn® said Golden. funds. that was built with fi re-rated plus was into a fi rewall. VIM receives sample and donated Auto Club Show sponsored She and Golden both agreed that VIM by the City of Cape May burning just as rapidly. “It could never be a fi rewall, but it does medications and also enrolls those who needed a spokesperson. Golden, was Smoke poured from the two burning act like one,” said Linden. “It will give as qualify by meeting the state income cri- have been announced. a “widow who came to live in a beach Over 40 owners displayed test structures. However, not as much much protection as possible.” teria in prescription assistance plans with house” and retire after 25 years as a nurse smoke emanated from the No-Burn® Sanguinetti referred to the state Depart- pharmaceutical companies. their vintage vehicles and in New York just as the clinic was opening. participated in the judging treated houses. ment of Community Affair’s initial denial For other patients, VIM pays for pre- What started as a part-time position is now “Some people have said No-Burn® of using No-Burn® as a suitable fi x. Since scriptions at local pharmacies. during the event that was just about full time. coordinated by club offi cial cuts smoke almost in half,” commented then, JCOW has been given control to The clinic operates on about $200,000 What does she do? “From the time the Linden. determine how to resolve the fi re-safety a year according to Richard Shea, who Paul Leonetti. doors open, everything, every phone call, Winners were: Best Pre- When the houses were fi nally doused and construction problems. volunteers as business manager and who supplies, telling the volunteer coordinator with water, Linden motioned the crowd “So now it is back in the same hand has been involved with it since its incep- world War, Bill Donahue, who I need and when, dealing with insur- 1936 Ford truck closer for inspection. that caused the original mistake,” San- tion. During this fi scal year, which ends ance and prescriptions,” Golden said. “I don’t think I really need to tell you Sept. 30, Shea said he expects to spend Best Post-World, Sam Besides Golden and now Quinn, the Randazzo, 1970 442 just that amount although $220,000 was not-for-profit organization’s only other spent last year and $170,000 the year Convertible Congress Hall employe is its medical director, Golden People’s Choice, Bill before that. said. blocked our view of the beach and surf Donahue (From Page 1) According to Shea, “roughly 40 per- Dr. Marna Cutler took over as medical from our vantage point. There are no Best of Show, Don Shell, cent” of the clinic’s expense are for director in January 2005. The clinic is all comment to Corea. spaces available between the cabanas, so 1935 Auburn. purchasing prescriptions. set up like a doctor’s offi ce, said Golden, The violation notice reads: “failure to it is a wall of cabanas blocking our view.” One reason less will be spent this year, which means it is run under Cutler’s comply with this order may result in as- “By contrast, the cabanas Steger has on SRCCRC-EIRC said Shea is because the clinic has become medical license. sessment of penalties up to $2,000 per each side of the new Congress Hall cabanas more effi cient in purchasing and getting Cutler sees patients and reviews every Seeks Donations week per violation and a certifi cate of are not a problem because they are much free prescription medicine. The clinic has chart, Golden said. She also has admin- occupancy will not be issued until such shorter than those of Congress Hall,” the CAPE MAY – The South- gotten over $1 million in medications istrative responsibilities and oversees penalty is paid.” complaint said. ern Regional Child Care donated by drug companies, he said. the medical staff. Together they run the Congress Hall was ordered to pay a On July 3, Callahan ordered work Resource Center, EIRC will From its beginning in 2002 with two operations of the clinic and it is Cutler’s penalty of $500 for each violation for a stopped to install electrical lines to the be celebrating 20 years of volunteer physicians, the clinic now has “say as to how this is done medically,” total penalty of $500 for each week the beach. A note in the fi le from Lawrence providing services to chil- 16 doctors, two nurse practitioners, one said Golden. violation remains outstanding after June Kosden, electrical sub code offi cial, said dren and families through- physician’s assistant and 30 R.N.s who An ongoing campaign is Care of the 9, and “an additional $500 a week shall “Atlantic City Electric is now running out Gloucester and Cape volunteer their professional time to the Week sponsorship, which provides funds result.” their cables and setting a new pole with a May counties. clinic. for VIM and free advertising for the Corea told the Herald the city did not transformer for service to the beach tents An anniversary celebra- It has served 2,000 patients and has sponsor. know what information to provide to for Congress Hall.” tion will be held at Adel- clocked 6,000 offi ce visits for patients For a contribution of $100, $250 or Congress Hall based on the discrepancies Proposed electrical work included eight phia’s in Deptford on Friday aged 2 to 65. The pediatric care does not $500, sponsors will have their name within two ordinances regulating height light fi xtures, 10 receptacles, one, 200- at 6:30 p.m. The agency is include infants and, since the clinic takes placed in a variety of local publications, of structures on the beach. amp service and one 200-amp sub panel for seeking donations of door no patients who have insurance, those including the Herald, in a “Care this Callahan issued a notice June 2 order to a cost of $1,000 from Peck Electric. prizes for one of the 200 over 65 are generally ineligible due to Week” ad. terminate. The notice said the tents were Congress Hall spokesperson Sandy or more attendees. Medicare. Quinn said that a recent beef and beer a violation of both the Uniform Commer- Montano told the Herald, last month, the Donated items, such as It exists primarily on donations of in Avalon might become an annual event cial Code and a city ordinance. hotel wanted to run an electrical line to the gift certificates, gift bas- money, supplies or services from individu- and that she is also looking to create a It noted no certifi cate of occupancy or beach to power a cash register and freez- kets, company promotional als and businesses. It does not receive any signature fundraising event for VIM. appeal would be issued until violations ers, but that “would happen next year.” items, etc., will be picked federal or state funding, although it has This VIM is one of 48 across the nation, are corrected. Congress Hall violated its lease of the up by the group. Call Chris- received contributions from the county one of which is in Red Bank. According On May 26, Callahan noted no permits beach with the city, according to the con- ta Weis at 886-5164 for freeholders — currently $60,000 a year to Golden, two others are being “worked issued but Congress Hall had installed struction offi ce fi le. The lease requires a more information. — and local municipalities. on” in the state. three small cabanas and one large tent on plan showing the location of stands, boxes, It also received assistance from over Contact Cote at (609) 886-8600 Ext 31 the beach. There had been no inspection tents, or other temporary structures shall 30 churches or church groups last year or: [email protected] of the installation of cabanas by the city. be presented in writing annually to the city Sunset Parade On June 8, Callahan received plans and manager’s offi ce for review and approval News Digest noted Congress Hall needed to provide Set on Aug. 6 no later than April 1. scene, the child was not breathing and documentation the tents were treated (From Page 6) The lease with the city does allow was unconscious. According to police, CAPE MAY — The with a fl ame resistant solution and provide Out event beginning at 7 p.m. at Lower tents with beach chairs and umbrellas relatives found the child at the bottom Coast Guard will hold a two, water-type fi re extinguishers on site. Cape May Regional High School at 687 and similar beach equipment. It indicated of the pool. CPR was started and the Sunset Parade Aug. 6 on His notes also called for an inspection Route 9, Erma. no beverages in glass bottles are allowed boy was transported to Burdette Tomlin the training center parade of anchoring of the tents against strong and Congress Hall needed a mercantile Memorial Hospital and pronounced dead grounds. winds. After-Hours Rescue license. on arrival. Family members were in the The parade is open to Plans showed eight small cabanas and Contact Fichter at (609) 886-8600 Ext CAPE MAY — Three lives were pool at the time of the drowning. The the general public. There one large tent. A drawing of a boardwalk 30 or at: jfi [email protected] saved here July 22 by the city’s new Af- incident is under investigation. are neither tickets nor between all the cabanas was crossed out ter-hours Aquatic Rescue Team (AART). admission cost. on the plans. At 8:07 p.m., a call was received of a Cool Drink Children of all ages are Estimated cost of the tents and instal- Arrest woman and her two teen-age daughters welcome; however, an lation was $6,300. (From Page 10) caught in a rip current off Broadway OCEAN CITY — The Route 52 adult must accompany Furniture shown inside the cabanas Beach. While lifeguards go off duty at Causeway here tends to get stuck in the those under the age of16. included a table, chaise lounge and two A fi ght ensued between several par- 5:30 p.m., AART remains available until open position in hot weather, so the Guests should be seated chairs. ties. the sun sets. Three guards made a quick state Department of Transportation has by 8 p.m. Plans for a 24-foot by 16-foot “base During the fi ght, pieces of broken bottle rescue of the three women. The fi re placed a tanker truck on scene to cool For further information, station” tent called for three tables, were used to cause cuts. department and off duty guards were down the bridge deck with a spray of call CWO Bill Carson, 898- umbrellas, chaise lounges, an ice bin, a The other two victims were treated on also summoned to the scene. water each afternoon. Ocean City Fire 6969. refrigerator, towel storage, and a control scene by Middle Township Ambulance Department has also doused the bridge desk. and released. Child Drowns with water to allow it to close in the BOARDWALK SERVICE A special investigative complaint Four juveniles were charged with cur- heat of the day. The bridge is scheduled form was submitted June 16 by William few violations and disorderly persons of- WILDWOOD — A four year-old boy to be replaced in the next few years. SEA ISLE CITY — Sea Day, an owner of a unit of Regent Beach fenses. Additional charges are pending. from Philadelphia drowned July 22 Set 11th Surf Match Isle City United Methodist condominium, across the street from the The evil that men do lives after them; about 7:45 p.m. in the swimming pool Church will hold Ecumeni- beach. The good is oft interred with their of the Diplomat Condominiums, 225 STONE HARBOR — For the 11th cal Boardwalk Services at His complaint said six cabanas that bones. William Shakespeare East Wildwood Ave. When Wildwood year, Sister James Dolores of Villa 8:30 a.m. Sundays on the Congress Hall placed on the beach “have police and fi re personnel arrived at the (Page 19 Please) Promenade at 41st Street. Herald Newspapers 26 July 2006 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com 13

Lower Township August is almost here Dog today at the Lower six-year-olds and 11 a.m. Amy M. McCulley and school will be starting Cape branch library. En- for seven to 12-year-olds. before we know it. joy stories, activities, and 609-425-9379 You can register at the rec ST. RAYMOND REGIONAL SCHOOL Hopefully those summer crafts. Clifford will arrive [email protected] center. Ocean Ave. & Bayshore Road, Villas, NJ reading lists are almost at the library at 2 p.m. *** complete. Here is what is For more information call left to register for fall soc- a puppet show. Just a quick reminder: happening this week: 609-886-8999. cer at the rec center. Monday July 31, at the the week of July 31 is NOW ACCEPTING *** *** *** Lower Cape branch of the the CCA YAP summer Join Clifford the Big Red There are three days The American Red library there will be a pro- program at the Millman REGISTRATIONS Cross is holding a blood duction of the peppermint center. The theme is illus- For the 2006-2007 School Year DISCOUNT UNIFORM drive this Saturday spon- playhouse puppeteers. tration. sored by Sticks and Dirt This amazing produc- For more information CENTER Realty at the Cape May tion teaches children call CCA at 609-884-7525 School days filled with academics, religion, physical education Specializing in Uniforms For All Professions Beach Property Asso- about solid waste manage- or log onto www.center- ciation at 201 Clubhouse ment through source re- forcommunityarts.org. and fun in a Christian Catholic environment Medical • Hospitality Drive in Townbank. duction, reuse, recycling, *** The blood drive will and many more topics. Come out this August Designer Executive Chef Wear begin at 10 a.m. and will Featured is super hero to Mulligan Field for fam- MATH CLUB, BOOK CLUB, CHESS CLUB Dickies Medical Wear continue to 4 p.m. Inter- Zapman’s son Zapling. ily movie night in the Accredited by the Middle States Association ested donors should call This production is full park. These movies are White Swan • Barco • Fame 609-889-3500. of music, magic, special free; just bring your fam- Designer Clogs By Pothia *** sounds, black light effects, ily, friends, and a blanket If you enjoy history and lots of lovable pup- or beach chair to sit on. OUR TUITION • COMPARABLE pets. Check out next week’s Embroidery & Screen Printing come out to Cold Spring The values we instill in our children Presbyterian Church on The fun begins at 6:30 Lower notes for more in- to help them make good choices Available Saturday at 10 a.m. for pm. formation on these family a historical tour of the *** movies. Mon-Sat 10am-5pm church and cemetery. Vis- Come out and join the *** ~ PRICELESS ~ Glenwood & Pacifi c, Wildwood it the oldest gravestone in Lower Township Police Keep forwarding me the cemetery. Department for National your events. You can Call 886-2893 for an appointment to visit our school 522-0024 Call 609-884-4065 for Night out on Aug. 1 start- reach me by calling 609- additional information. ing at 7 – 9 p.m. at Lower 425-9379 or e-mail me at FINANCIAL AID AVAILABLE *** Cape May Regional High [email protected]. NORTH Are you a history buff? School, 837 Route 9, Have a great week. Does the Civil War inter- Erma. CAPE CENTER est you? If so, visit Histor- There will be special ic Cold Spring Village this vehicles and refreshments • Short Term Rehabilitation Saturday and Sunday for in the parking lot. Chiropractic Institute the Union encampment. This program is de- • Physical, Occupational, and Speech Therapy The Army of the Po- signed to generate com- Dr. Charles W. Sakenas • 24 hour Skilled Nursing Care tomac infantry camp will munity support and awareness for the local • Long Term Healthcare be presented by the Com- pany D, 12th NJ volun- anti-crime programs. • Enhanced Clinical Capabilities teers. See demonstrations *** Visa/MC • Respite Care of camp life, infantry tac- If you missed the Lower tics, and a Civil War fi eld Township Rec Center and Board Certifi ed Chiropractor Emergency Appointments Guided Tour Available • Call Michele Knight 898-8899 C.A.R.A summer “Full hospital. Palmer College Graduate Neck Pain • Back Pain • Headaches For additional informa- Steam Ahead” program, Over 20 Years Experience tion call 609-898-2300 you can join them at Dou- North Cape Center Vacationers Welcome Offers Free Initial Consultation Genesis ElderCare® Network ext.10. glass Park on Monday July *** 31. 15 Village Drive 700 Townbank Rd., The program begins North Cape May, NJ Imagine learning about 898-8899 the environment through at 9:30 a.m. for three to Cape May Court House 465-8815

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6350. a.m.-3 p.m. at Our Lady Star Free Computer Class: Aug. of the Sea Church Auditorium, 2, 9 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Court Washington and Ocean streets, House Library, 30 Mechanic Cape May. For information call St. Introducing PowerPoint. 898-2270 or 889-1069. Wom- Members in good standing. en’s Community Club of Cape Registration. Call 463-6341. May. For special social events, turn org. 1st Thursday Book Club: Free Computer Class: Aug. to On Deck magazine inside and Federation of Democratic Aug. 3, 7-8:30 p.m. Discussion 10, 9 a.m.-12:30 p.m., Court at www.CapeMayCountyHerald. Women: Meet 7 p.m. the sec- of recent literary fi ction. Book to House Library, “Library Catalog Delivery in the Wildwoods com. Send calendar items Send ond Thursday of each month be discussed is “The Great Fire” Essentials.” Open to adult mem- calendar items by 3 p.m. Thurs- at the DeVico Senior Center, by Shirley Hazzard. Call Diane bers in good standing. Registra- day to Herald County Calendar, Magnolia Drive, Court House. Hamilton at 463-6359 to join. tion. Call 463-6341. Lunch Buffet CARING FOR A NEW TATTOO 1508 Route 47, Rio Grande, NJ For information, call 884-8819. LCMR Class of ’76 30th Penny Party: Aug. 11, doors If you are going to get a tattoo, you 08242-1402, fax 886-1879 or Soul Line Dancing: 6-8 Reunion: Aug 4 and 5. Get re- open at 6:30 p.m. Donation $2. Only$ will want to take good care of your skin to email newsdesk@cmcherald. p.m. Martin Luther King Center, acquainted at Harpoon Henry’s Cape Island Masonic Lodge, 7.99 com 207 West Main St. Whitesboro. 8 p.m. Aug. 4; reunion dinner Seashore Road, Cape May. In- WITH THIS COUPON avoid infection. For the fi rst 24 hours after Have Fun, Get Fit, and Learn all Aug. 5 6-10:30 p.m. Aug. 5. formation, 884-8415. Regular Menu 10% OFF Items with this ad. getting inked, keep the site covered. After WEDNESDAY, JULY 26 the latest Soul Line Dances. $3 ($40) Contact reunion com- Free Computer Class: Aug. the bandage is removed, cleanse the area per person. Food and refresh- mittee 208 Linda Anne Ave., 14, 9 a.m.-12:30 p.m. “Hot- Free Wireless Villas Golden Age: Weekly ments will be sold. For info, call North Cape May, 08204 or email mail 101” Court House Library. Internet Access several times each day with anti-bacterial meetings, 12:30 p.m. in Millman 465-8747. [email protected]. Open to adult members in good Andrews & NJ Ave., soap. Afterward, pat the skin dry gently. Center. Brain Injury Survivor/ Penny Party: Aug. 4 at St. standing. Registration. Call 463- Wildwood • 609-729-9200 Then, apply an antibiotic ointment or St. Ann Seniors: First Caregiver Support Group: Sec- Barnabas by the Bay, 13 W. Bates 6341. lotion. If scabs do form over the tattooed Wednesday of every month, 1 ond Thursday of every month. Ave., Villas. Doors open 5:30 p.m. All seniors welcome. Coffee 7 p.m. Bacharach Institute, p.m., party starts at 6:30 p.m. skin, resist the urge to pick them. Doing and donuts served. 61 West Jimmie Leeds Road, Admission $1, includes light so may not only prevent proper healing, Smoke Free Progressive Pomona. Call 589-5797 or 653- refreshments. Proceeds benefi t it may also compromise the shape and Bingo: Today at 1 p.m. and 8628. the church. Professional1ST NAILS Nail Salon Friday evenings 7 p.m. St. John Craft Show: Aug. 5, at the Full Service for color of your tattoo. In the event that the of God Church Hall, Townbank FRIDAY, JULY 28 firehouse, 15th and Central tattooed skin becomes red, swollen, or Road, North Cape May. avenues, North Wildwood, 10 Ladies & Gentlemen sore, see a dermatologist immediately to Cape Catholic Singles: First a.m.-3 p.m. No admission. Rain Open: Mon.-Sat. 10am - 8pm treat a possible infection. THURSDAY, JULY 27 Friday of every month. 7 p.m. or shine. Ladies Auxiliary North Our Lady Star of the Sea Church, Wildwood Fire Co. Sun 12pm - 6pm At my practice, we are dedicated VIM Clinic: 4 to 7 p.m. To Cape May. For information, call Scrapbook Event: Aug. 5, to providing the highest quality of medical schedule an appointment the Pat 886-9293 or Mary 889- 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Trinity United Walk-Ins Welcome skin care possible. With compassion patient needs to call 463-2VIM. 1471. Methodist Church, Marmora. Rio Grande Plaza - 889-8867 Patients cannot have insurance Country Dancing: Cape Cost $50 - food, beverages and and respect, we can treat even the most and must qualify according to May Convention Hall with Ken & door prizes included. For infor- Cape May Court House - 465-9919 challenging skin problem, utilizing the household income. We do not Debbie Gaskill every Friday, now mation or to register call Kathy most recent advances in dermatologic take Medicare patients. through Sept. 1, from 8-11 p.m. 390-8788. Benefi t the Susan G. Golden Age Club: First Admission is free. For informa- Komen Breast Cancer Founda- therapy. To schedule an appointment, Thursday of every month, noon tion call Cape May Civic Affairs tion. call LAWRENCE PAOLINI D.O., P.C at at the Anglesea Fire House, Sec- 884-9565. St. Peter’s Annual Bazaar: 609-465-8788. We provide a full range of ond and New Jersey avenues. Aug. 5, 9 a.m.-1 p.m., St. Peter’s dermatology care, testing and counseling. Cape Shore Sweet Ade- SATURDAY, JULY 29 by-the-Sea Church, Lake Drive lines: Welcomes singers every and Ocean Avenue, Cape May + = Our offi ce is located at 105 NORTH MAIN Thursday, 7 p.m. at: Charter Year-round Flea Market, Point. Feature south Jersey hand- STREET, CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE. Tech School 413 New Road, Vietnam Veterans, Chap- blow glass. For information call New patients welcome. Most insurance Somers Point. Contact Betsy ter 602: 596 Seashore Road, 884-2428. 628-3119, Pat 927-2374 or Lois Erma. 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. Second Jersey Cape Shell Club: plans are accepted. 463-1618. Saturday of the month. Crafts. Aug. 7, 7:30 p.m., Wetlands DISCOUNTS. Institute. “Digital Photography Please send any questions or comments to my offi ce Free Ballroom Dance Collectibles, new and used. of Cone Shells.” Free. Visitors Class: 7-8:30 p. m. for all ages, Spaces $15. New vendors each ® or e-mail me at: welcome. Insure both your car and home with State Farm and you’ll save every Thursday at Sea Isle City month. Call Lynn, 884-0735 for lots of money. Don’t have a policy with State Farm? No problem. Call the [email protected] Free Computer Class: Aug. Methodist Fellowship Hall. 4102 information. agent below and find out what a multi-line discount* can save you. Central Ave., Kennedy Boulevard Church, Cemetery Tour: 8, 9 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Court P.S. If you decide to remove an unwanted House Library, “My First Com- tattoo, ask about laser removal procedures. and Park Road. Call Rev. Barbara Cold Spring Presbyterian Church, Hurry and talk to a State Farm agent near you today: Frohock 263-3353, or visit the 10 a.m. Oldest gravestone date puter Workshop.” Adult mem- Website at www.SeaIsleUMC. 1742. For information, call 884- bers of good standing. Registra- 4065 Monday -Friday, 9 a.m.-1 tion. Call 463-6341. p.m. Peach Festival: Aug. 8, 10

SUNDAY, JULY 30 TRAVEL/TRIPS Knights Breakfast: Fourth VIVA LAS VEGAS: 5 Sunday of every month. St. GREAT BUYS Gabriel’s Hall, Our Lady of the days/4 nights Nov. 6 - 10, Angels Church, Court House. 2006. Fyling USAIR direct Robert P Gleason, Agent, LUTCF Robert D Noel, Agent 1021 Route 47 South 19 West Hand Avenue Adults $5, Children $3 for full round trip from Phila. to Rio Grande, NJ 08242 Cape May Crt House, NJ 08210 breakfast. Vegas, taxes & baggage Bus: 609-886-2004 Bus: 609-465-2878 ON POOL [email protected] [email protected] handling included. MONDAY, JULY 31 Accommodations: Mirage Keenagers Seniors: Second Hotel. $779 pp double SUPPLIES! Monday of every month at noon, occupancy. $200 Crest Pier, Wildwood Crest. All seniors welcome. non-refundable deposit Exercise Hour: Mon, Wed, pp. Sponsored by OSIA Fri. 6:30 a.m.-7:30 a.m. $2 Sylvester Grande Lodge DOG Martin Luther King Center #1838. Call Marie Panna 207 W. Main St. Whitesboro. for more info., 609- 846- statefarm.com® Program: 6:30-6:40: Stretching, 0485 *In most states, this discount only applies to homeowners insurance when the car is insured through State Farm Mutual. 6:40-7: Exercise 7-7:20: Walk/ DAYS OF Run (inside/outside) 7:20-7:30: Stretching/Cool-down. In case of inclement weather, exercise SID/BOARDWALK SUMMER hour will be held in the gym. For more information and to sign-up, call 465-8747, or stop on in at the King Center. SALE Tae Kwon Do: A different way to get into shape and learn self defense, gain self confi dence. Craft Classes for kids and adults. Every Monday, Tuesday and Thursday. For more information call 886- 6902 or 889-8105 or stop into the Villas Karate Club 1300 Bayshore Road, Villas. Shows SATURDAY, JULY 29TH TUESDAY, AUGUST 1

Cape Harmonaires Barber- Summer 2006 Pool Equipment & Supplies shop Chorus: Every Tuesday On the Wildwood 7:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. at the Boardwalk Dennisville Primary School, 601 July 29 & 30 Heater • Cleaners Hagen Road, Dennisville. Singers just south of welcome. For information call Don, 770-2524. the Convention Next Show Aug. 5th & 6th Pumps • Filters and more! Center Dancing: 8:30–11p.m. Real live ballroom music. Refresh- ments. Somers Point Fire Hall No. 1, Bethel Road, Somers Point. Call 729-7070 or 886- 7591.

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Adult Concert: Aug. 2, 7 p.m. Court House Library, 30 9am-5pm • Free Admission • Parking Available • Rain or Shine Mechanic St., Jan Mankita, For more information, call 522-0198 or 522-0378 2410 Rt. 9 So. & Bayview Rd., Rio Grande • 465-4311 songwriter-guitarist. Call 463- Herald Newspapers 26 July 2006 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com 15

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vale, NJ. are available at the door. 22 to see “Floor Play.” RIO NAILS & SPA Sea Isle City The troublesome trolls All performances are at The package includes Let us pamper you on your special day! Carol Ann Volpe are played by Justin Barker 7:30 p.m. and the house Contact Joe at 624-1110. 465-6158 of Media, Colin MacCrory opens at 7 p.m. *** 463-8868 of Havertown and Brendon *** The Churches’ of Sea • Manicures Haddon of Pennsauken. The Captain Bill Galla- Isle City are excited to • Pedicures Great Goblin, Kristin gher Island Run will cele- announce Vacation Bible • Full set for acrylic, If you enjoyed the “The It opens on Friday at Petela of Wildwood will brate its 36th anniversary School for children ages uv gel, pink & whites Lord of the Rings” trilogy the Townsend’s Inlet Civic wield the whip over her with approximately 1,300 fi ve to 12. and silk wrap nails as a child, or the recent Center on 85th Street and Patrol Leader, Tory Bishoff men and women expected This non-denomination- • Custom Nail Designs hit movies, you won’t continues July 29, 31, and of Court House, and Coun- to participate in the 10 al program will run from • Waxing want to miss the produc- Aug. 1 through 5. cilors Kayla Olsen of South mile run. Aug. 7 to 11 at St. Joseph’s Walk-Ins Welcome tion of “The Hobbit” being The cast of this year’s Seaville and Shannon Mc- One of the most popular hall located at 44th and Grande Shopping Center (In front of Lowe’s) presented by the Sea Isle show features: A.J. Klein Gann of Court House and events of the summer sea- Central Avenue. City Department of Rec- of Petersburg as Bilbo, Media tell of “Spinning son, the annual run has be- For more information reation’s Summer Theatre Brendan Barker of Me- and Weaving” through come a tradition for many and registration, please Workshop. dia as Gandalf, Allison their song and dance, El- families and visitors. call 263-3353 or visit Boyle of Philadephia as ven- King. The race is on Aug. 12, www.SeaIsleUMC.org. Thorin, Bridget Murphy Jeff Skoroda of New and will get underway at *** of Doylestown as Gollum Hope takes advice from 5:30 p.m., rain or shine, The Madonna Maria PRIORITY and Mary Rose Murphy as his councilor Amanda at the beach patrol head- Council Knights of Colum- PRIORITY Bilbo’s nephew. Raheb of Holmdel and quarters, 44th and the bus in Sea Isle City is plan- DEALER The Dwarfs include: its sure to upset with his Promenade. ning a 12-day/11-night Since 1973 Ashley Fryberger and Turnkey, James Murphy of In case of an electrical Cruise on the Holland Jaime Evangelista of Wild- Doylestown. storm, however, the run American Cruise Line to wood and North Wild- Come on a magical mu- would be postponed until Southern Caribbean and wood, Kayleigh Smith of sical adventure with hob- the fi rst evening that con- Panama Canal starting Norristown, Nina Con- bit Bilbo Baggins and elev- ditions permit. March 2, 2007. tento and Maggie Collins en danger loving dwarves There is a pre-registra- Everyone is welcome Blinds, Shades & Draperies of Estell Manor, Paige Phil- in a daring quest to defeat tion fee of $20 per individ- to join this group. For fur- 884-2545 lips of Court House, Marin the thieves’ dragon Smaug ual and a team entry fee of ther information, contact Galia of South Seaville, Al- and reclaim their precious $23 per person by Aug. 2. Joe Maty at 263-2742 or lisa Dutton of Dennisville, treasure. The post registration fee is Anne Koch at 263-8737. Kirsty Cruz of Sea Isle and Tickets are $5 for gen- $25 per individual and a *** www.desatnicks.com Danielle Rifkin of River- eral admission and tickets team entry fee of $28 per AARP 710 of Sea Isle person after Aug. 2. City is running the fol- Entry fees are non-re- lowing trips: Wednesday, fundable post registration Sept. 20, Sight & Sound and race packets pick-ups, to see “Ruth” Monday to including tee shirts for the Wednesday, Oct. 16 – 18, fi rst 1,200 entrants, will Fall Tour of the Hamp- be available on Aug. 11, ton’s. from 7 to 9 p.m. and Aug. If interested, call Helen 12, between 1 and 5 p.m. Dobrowolski, 263-1695 or at the Community Lodge, Grace Felix, 263-6353 Kennedy Boulevard and These trips are open Park Road. to anyone who wishes to An awards ceremony participate. will be held at the Beach *** Patrol Headquarters at ap- St. Joseph’s Parish will proximately 7:45 p.m. hold a week of renewal For more information and healing, directed by call 263-3655. Fr. Vincent Youngberg, *** C.P. Something new for The schedule will be: children and adults to en- July 24 to 28, at 9 a.m. joy this summer is Tues- with mass or 7 p.m. Fr. day Family Fun and Flick Youngberg will speak Nights, which will be held about the Parish Retreat through Aug. 29. at all weekend masses on For information about July 22 and 23. advertising, call 263- *** 8300. Deadline for the column *** is Tuesday at 5 p.m. for The Townsend’s Inlet the following Wednesday’s Improvement Association printed column. is proud to present “Beatrix Email any Potter’s The Tales of Peter events or news to Rabbit” at The Townsend’s volpeseaislecity@comcast. Inlet Civic Center located net or fax at 465-6159. at 138 85th Street. WHALE WATCH See On Deck for de- tails. STONE HARBOR MAN- *** OR — The big virtual It’s sensational, it’s en- whale will return Friday, viromational, and it’s the to the Wetlands Institute, Peppermint Playhouse 1075 Stone Harbor Blvd., Puppeteers at your local for a day-long visit from branch of the Cape May its Hawaiian home. The County Library. 90-minute whale watch Please call your local begins at 11 a.m. and re- library for times and loca- peats at 1 p.m.; tickets are tion. $5 for Wetlands Institute *** members and $7 for non- Casino trip to the Tropi- members. Reservations are cana hosted by the Mature recommended; call 368- Adults Club of the Church 1211. The whale returns of the Resurrection in for another visit on Friday, Marmora on Tuesday Aug. Aug. 25.

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GED Testing Scheduled At Technical High School ESTABLISHED 1888 COURT HOUSE — The Crest Haven Road on a fi rst present their certifi cate of addressed in this notice. Cape May County Techni- come, fi rst served basis. consent to participate at Special GED testing cal School District will have Those interested in the the time of registration. accommodations may be GED testing Wednesday GED test must bring a Contact the GED offi ce for requested for individuals and Thursday, Aug. 2 and money order or certifi ed a form. challenged with diagnosed 3, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. check for $25 (no cash or For more information physical, emotional or edu- for registered candidates personal checks) and one call the Continuing Educa- cational special needs. APY* only. People interested form of government-issued tion offi ce, 465-2161, ext. in the two-day test must photo ID. 646 or 648. A r- What’s attend a mandatory pre- Applicants who are 16 rangements can be made .08% registration meeting Aug. must present a photo ID, for all of the GED testing in- 1, from 9 to 11 a.m. in original birth certifi cate and formation contained in this Cooking? the GED offi ce, Room 145 Social Security card; also, notice to be better profi led Next week’s menu of of the Tozour Building, 188 16 and 17 year olds must to individuals with limited meals served by the Cape 5 English language skills or May County Nutritional OCEANVIEW CENTER FOR with impaired sensory, Project for the Elderly. manual or speaking skills for Months REHABILITATION AND CONTINUING CARE to enable them to benefi t as July 31: Manicotti, Limited Time CD Offer 2721 Route 9, Ocean View, NJ 08230 qualifi ed for opportunities sausage, asparagus, salad, chocolate cake, chicken PEACH FESTIVAL 8 RESIDENTIAL LIVING rice soup. COURT HOUSE — Our Aug. 1: Chicken fi ngers, Lady of the Angels Church, For admission information or to schedule a gravy, sweet potato fries, East Mechanic Street and the peas, cole slaw, vanilla tour, call the Director of Admissions at Parkway, will hold its sev- Telephone 609-624-3881 pudding. enth annual Peach Festival Aug. 2: Hamburger, po- or e-mail us at: from 3:30-7 p.m. Aug. 12 Sea Isle City [email protected] tato salad, baked beans, and 7 a.m.-1 pm. Aug. 13. All pound cake. 4301 Landis Ave. kinds of peach treats. Raffl e Aug. 3: Sliced ham, cab- 609-263-8750 table and peaches for sale. bage, boiled potato, apple- sauce, rice pudding. Aug. 4: Creamed Seaville chipped beef, potato patty, BAYSIDE EYE CENTER mixed vegetables, pickled 2072 Shore Rd. beets, apple pie, cream of 609-624-1000 broccoli soup. July 31: Bologna and cheese sandwich, carrot- VISION EXAMS • EYE DISEASE DETECTION raisin salad, lemon pud- Swainton ding, grape juice. 1516 Rt. 9 N OPTICAL DEPT. • GLAUCOMA TREATMENT Aug. 1: Liverwurst sand- 609-465-7211 wich on rye, macaroni LASIK CO-MANAGEMENT • CATARACT MANAGEMENT salad, applesauce, cran- berry juice. Aug. 2: Chicken salad Roger A. Young, O.D. Carl L. Hirshorn, O.D. on roll, broccoli salad, Doctor of Optometry Doctor of Optometry cookies, apple juice. www.1stbankseaisle.com Aug. 3: Tuna salad sand- Lic # 27OA00383700 Lic # 27OA00281102 wich, potato salad, peaches, *INTEREST RATES AND ANNUAL PERCENTAGE YIELDS EFFECTIVE AS OF JULY 25, 2006 AND SUBJECT TO vegetable juice. CHANGE AT ANY TIME. SUBJECT TO PREMATURE WITHDRAWAL PENALTY OF 3 MONTHS LOSS OF Aug. 4: Turkey and INTEREST. $500 MINIMUM DEPOSIT TO OPEN AND OBTAIN THE APY. CERTIFICATE IS NON-RENEWABLE. (609) 886-1578 cheese sandwich on wheat, MEMBER

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THE FREE Community Work Shop: in the near future, having Congratulations to wood. Presented by Chase Chiropractic Wildwoods tried to negotiate a par- Casey Lynne McMonagle, North Wildwood City ticularly nasty turn while this year’s Miss North Council meets Tuesday, Ray Rebmann Eliminating: Chronic Low Back Pain simultaneously yapping Wildwood. Aug. 1 at 7:30 p.m. on the and Sciatica Naturally and Quickly 624-3391 to his wife about what he A student at Haverford second fl oor of City Hall, should pick up when he High School, Casey also 901 Atlantic Ave. Local Low Back Pain Authority Here’s something to appearing in “Human Fac- stopped at the Acme that takes classes at Moore Col- Wildwood City Com- Dr. Chris Chase DC will answer, think about the next time tors: The Journal of the afternoon and balancing lege of Art and Design. mission meets tonight at 7 • What are its causes? you’re zipping across lanes Human Factors and Ergo- the 16-ounce coffee he’d The 16-year-old daugh- p.m. on the second fl oor of • What are the common challenges driving north on the Gar- nomics Society,” drivers picked up earlier at the ter of Cheri McMonagle City Hall, 4400 New Jer- with people who suffer from den State Parkway after a talking on cell phones are Wawa. is a seasonal resident of sey Ave. Low Back Pain and Sciatica? stressful day at work and “as impaired as drivers Now in his situation, North Wildwood. *** you could make a case for She will represent the Peppermint Playhouse • What is the potential solution that has all the while you’re driv- who are legally drunk.” ing, you’re arguing on the Volunteer participants both the cell phone and city in parades and other Puppeteers are coming to already helped millions of people reduce cell phone with your 13 in a study performed cer- the hot coffee as the dis- events and made her offi - the Wildwood Crest Pub- or eliminate their pain for over 108 years? year old about what time tain driving tasks under tracting factors that caused cial debut last week at the lic Library on Tuesday, Call 465-5358 to RSVP You owe it to yourself, why suffer you want her to be home “normal” conditions, him to mess up on a turn annual Wildwood Baby Aug. 1 at 10:30 a.m. any longer? Work Shop every Wednesday night at 6:30-7pm after her big night out on again while conversing on he’d handled routinely parade. This is a stage produc- during July, 2006. P.S. No-obligation class reveals what you the Wildwood boardwalk. the cell phone, and again hundreds of times over *** tion that teaches kids and should know about chiropractic. According to an article after drinking an amount the years. The Bacon Brothers adults about recycling, lit- written by David Strayer suffi cient to qualify them But his story does serve perform tomorrow at 7:30 ter prevention, energy and of the University of Utah, as legally intoxicated. to underscore what the p.m. at the Wildwood Con- water conservation, and The results? study is talking about. vention Center, Burk Ave- general environmental Reaction time to activi- We’ve become addicted nue and the boardwalk. awareness. ties such as responding to to multi-tasking in recent This is a special concert The program is free. the car braking in front years. to benefi t Bancroft Neuro The library is located at of them was signifi cantly I’ve driven down the Health, which provides 6301 Ocean Ave. One day slower for the cell phone parkway in the morning services for people with *** user than for the “unim- and almost been run off developmental disabilities, The Quailes, all six you have urine loss. paired” driver and more the road by drivers who brain injuries, and other brothers and a sister, re- closely matched the reac- are talking on the cell neurological challenges. turn tomorrow night at The next day you don’t. tion of the “intoxicated” phone, putting on make- Actor Kevin Bacon and 8 p.m. to perform at the drivers in the study. up and, oh yeah, doing 75, Michael, Philadelphia na- Lou Booth Amphitheater, Just as signifi cantly, the swerving in and out of the tives, have been touring 2nd and Ocean Avenues, End of story. data didn’t vary when passing lane. with their band for 12 North Wildwood. hands-free cell phones One of the problems years and have previously See the Coasters on Sat- were substituted for hand with multi-tasking is that volunteered their talents urday at 8 p.m. Free. held phones. your effi ciency at each task to help Bancroft. *** That’s important be- tends to diminish in pro- Tickets cost $20. Call There will be a craft cause one argument that’s portion to the number of 729-9000 for more infor- show this weekend along One treatment and it’s done. been used to advocate tasks you’re performing. mation. the boardwalk south of the GYNECARE TVT* Tension-free Support for Incontinence can hands free over hand held I hate being told what I *** convention center. Hours stop that “can’t laugh, can’t sneeze” urine loss with just one cell phones for cars is the can and cannot do in the JCOW meets Friday are 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Satur- idea that the hands free car. I hate wearing seat at 8:30 a.m. at its offi ce, day and Sunday. 30-minute outpatient treatment. And it’s clinically proven: poses less potential dan- belts, for instance. 4004 Pacifi c Ave., Wild- (Page 21 Please) 98% of women treated seven years ago are still dry, or ger because the hand is no But if wearing one will report significantly less leakage. Although all medical longer “occupied.” keep me alive, I’ll do it. procedures involve risks, GYNECARE TVT has a long safety Strayer’s study suggests But while I’m doing NOW record. It’s not for everyone, including women who are that the problem comes something I don’t neces- from the distraction in- sary like in order to im- AVAILABLE pregnant or plan to be. Ask us how to stop that urine loss, now. volved in conversing on prove my safety, I resent *TRADEMARK ETHICON, INC. the phone when your having that safety jeopar- head should be focused dized by somebody who Phantom exclusively on driving. can’t complete a car ride Terry Free Public Seminar & Luncheon More than 100 million without yapping with drivers use cell phones someone on the phone. 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BookSh 2x3 7.26.06 lm.indd 1 7/21/06 2:06:26 PM Herald Newspapers 26 July 2006 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com 19 News Digest (From Page 12) Approve DEP Fee Introducing 4 We Fix Wet Basements Maria by the Sea convent, STONE HARBOR — Borough council on July 18 ap- 4 Crawl Space Repair 11101 First Ave. received proved spending $1,950 for a state Department of En- permission from borough vironmental Protection (DEP) permit fee for a project 4 Eliminate Mold & council for the Nuns’ that will erect pipe and water control structures at the The New Cape May Musty Odors Beach annual surf event bird sanctuary. It is believed drainage will enhance the at 111th Street beach to sanctuary and induce the return of egrets and herons. 4 Prepare Basements be held Sept. 16. Funds The Bird Sanctuary Advisory Bracelet! for Finishing generated will be used for Committee and council’s Natural Resources Commit- the retreat house, which tee have met with DEP, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Schedule an is a vacation retreat for and county Department of Mosquito Control. inspection Sisters of the Immacu- Available in all three locations 1-856-694-0266 late Heart of Mary. It is Ethics Meeting Set estimated that 100 will ape May is the oldest seashore resort in the United States. 1-800-860-3892 participate according to NORTH WILDWOOD — The city Ethics Committee It is a charming city known for Victorian homes, peaceful South Jersey’s only an application. will hold a hearing on a complaint fi led by Independent C Local Basement candidate Kathy Martin against her opponent and City beaches, and family vacations. The new Cape May Bracelet Systems Dealer Council President Patrick Rosenello on July 31 at 7 is a celebration of this historic city. The two 14kt gold www.enviroprobasements.com p.m. The complaint charges that Rosenello, executive bands represent the two miles from the southern beaches director of the Boardwalk Special Improvement Dis- trict, should not have voted on Ordinance 1486, that of Cape May Point and northern beaches of the Cape Licensed allowed the sale of alcohol at a boardwalk waterpark, May Jetty, as far west as West Cape May and east BILL KEENAN Mortgage Banker because of the business relationship between SID to the sandy shores of the Atlantic Ocean. The C is CONSTRUCTION FINANCING and the Morey Organization, owners and operators of Your Mortgage Source Ocean Oasis. Council voted July 5 to appoint Democrat engraved with a roped pattern in honor of the Dutch George Furey and Republican William Green as alter- settlers who established a prosperous fishing and nates who will stand in for board members who have whaling community on the island. The leg of the confl icts with the case. Low Rates! • Quick Approvals! M is a replica of the Cape May Lighthouse, which Credit Problems! • Close in 21 Days or Less! Slow Down or Else guided ships safely ashore for over a century. Equity One With a glance at your wrist you will relive summers 368-4444 NORTH WILDWOOD — Mayor Bill Henfey said A Popular, Inc. Company that the police department had tried almost everything past, the feeling of warm sand between your toes, Secondary Mortgage Lender Licensed By NJ Banking Dept. when it came to stopping speeders on Spruce Avenue. the smell of salt air on the warm summer breeze, However, nothing seemed to sink in with motorists a family stroll along the promenade, a beautiful who continued using Spruce Avenue as a speedway. But recently, “we bought the offi cers new pens and sunset on the porch of a bed and breakfast with made sure they are using them,” said Henfey. In 13 the soft clip clop of a horse drawn carriage in the Court House Pharmacy days, the mayor said 504 cars had been stopped and background, a romantic walk along sunset beach. 307 had been ticketed. YOUR INDEPENDENT PHARMACY The new Cape May bracelet will be a tangible reminder Collision Victim Stable of all the memories you can share the next time you travel “on the way to Cape May.” GOSHEN — Matthew Santiago, 12, of Glassboro, was listed in stable condition at Cooper Health System www.msbrownjewelers.com after being injured in a serious motor-vehicle condition July 15. Santiago was in an SUV that collided with an ice cream truck on Route 47 here. Daniel Pagan, 13, Designed, Manufactured & Distributed exclusively by of Glassboro, who was also riding in the SUV, was not injured. The driver of the SUV Abraham Santiago, 39, of Glassboro died. 3 Mechanic Street 3304 Pacifi c Ave. 513 Carpenters Lane C.M.C.H., NJ 08210 Wildwood, NJ 08260 Cape May, NJ 08204 609-884-0045 FRED MELROY R.P. 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xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx x x Oct. 18 “The Boggart” Golf Club x Fiber Arts x Now...You Can Look Great In A x x Middle Township by Susan Cooper. Announces x x x Yarn Shop x *** x x By Susan DeFeo Holes-in-One x x The library hasn’t for- x x 463-9591 gotten about adult events COURT HOUSE — Wild- x x x OPEN 7 DAYS x One either. wood Golf and Country x x Club announced the fol- x x Songwriter/guitarist x x Week This is quite a week for I was quite surprised to Jay Mankita will appear lowing holes-in-one made x x x x national holidays. learn that Sunday is Na- at Court House Library on there for the last several x FREE PARKING x FREE months. Those achieving a x x Did you know that to- tional Parents’ Day, just Aug. 2 at 7 p.m., present- x x day is All or Nothing Day? in case you forgot to cele- ing a concert for adults hole-in-one were: x Free Learn to Knit x in our x Daily 1-3pm x I have some suggestions brate Mother’s or Father’s that will feature Mankita’s Ed McGovern, 77, March x x quirky and original songs 28, fi fth hole; x x HT42 on how to celebrate it, but Days. x Exceptional Yarns x I’m sure you can come up Here’s the promo by and guitar work. Sue Foster, 72, June 14, x x x & Accessories x Booth with your own. the National Parents’ Day Currently based in New fi fth hole; x x Tom Hynd, 61, July 7, x Free Instruction x Tomorrow is Korean Council website: “Par- England, Mankita has x x New Customers only ents’ Day provides an been receiving kudos and 16th hole; x x Please present this coupon War Veterans Armistice Washington Commons attention from all corners Alexander Hicks, 13, x x Expires 8/31/06 Day, and Friday is Accoun- opportunity to recognize x Cape May, NJ x of the folk and Americana July 15, 16th hole and x x tants Day, Hamburger Day, and promote parenting as x (609) 898-8080 x Milk Chocolate Day, and a central vocation for our music world. George Morton, 57, July xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Singing Telegram Day. families and communities. Including from folk leg- 16, 10th hole. I think I’ll hit two birds More than just a time to end Pete Seeger, who says 889-7400 with one stone and send celebrate, it is an occasion of Jay: “Come hear this 1613 Route 47 • Rio Grande, NJ 08242 my favorite accountant, to make a statement about guy...I think he’s one of (next to Joe Canalʼs Liquor Store) my son-in-law Monte, a what is important in our the half dozen best song- Over 200 Locations Nationwide • No Appointment Cadbury bar. society. writers today!” Daily Crown It is a chance to create An activist for social Market and environmental justice, Sandwich MEAT MARKET a positive tradition based Specials Hoagies on a core axiom - that the Mankita is touring in a ve- & Convenience Store role of parents is crucial in hicle running on recycled the nurturing and devel- vegetable oil. Now Available - Cell Phone Cards opment of children, and For more information thus requires investment, about this upcoming per- HOURS: Mon. - Sat. 6am-8pm focus, and commitment.” formance, please call 463- I have seven kids. If the 6382. For more informa- 437 Washington Ave., Woodbine day involves getting gifts, tion about Jay Mankita, 609-861-0555 • Fax 609-861-5311 it sounds good to me. I’ll his car and his music, visit take a coupon book good his website, at http://jay- Our Staff for chores. mankita.com. Welcomes *** *** It’s sensational, it’s en- The Wetlands Institute GALLAGHER’S vironmental, it’s the Pep- has a full line-up of events, permint Playhouse Pup- too. Tonight Fabulous Fam- BUILDING & REMODELING Margaret peteers at the Cape May ily Night will feature Re- County Library in Court markable Rainforests with House on Aug. 1 at 6:30 live rainforest animals to Q Additions (Maggie) Mason p.m. highlight the hot issues Manicurist & Pedicurist This full-stage produc- of tropical deforestation Q Windows tion highlights and teaches throughout the worlds. children in an original way You might even meet Q Siding & Bud Lane formerly of Teasers Hair Salon solid waste management a prehensile-tailed porcu- through source reduction, pine, kinkajou, macaw, Q rainbow boa and radiated Doors 125 E. 17th Avenue, North Wildwood • 609-522-5637 reuse, recycling and litter abatement, interdepen- tortoise. Q dence of ecosystems, and Family night shows are Roofi ng energy and water conser- Wednesdays at 6:30 and 8 vation. p.m. and feature live ani- Q Kitchens “The Very Included in the produc- mals. Best In tion being shown, “The Tickets are $8 for adult Q Baths Story Behind the Head- members; $9 adult non- Quality” lines,” are human charac- members; children under ters, music, magic, special 12 are $6 member and $7 COUPON COUPON sound and black-light ef- nonmember. Swing fects, colorful scenery and Tickets can be pur- $250 OFF $500 OFF costumes, lovable pup- chased in advance or at Any Complete Any into thethe pets, and lots of audience the door. participation. *** Siding or Complete Featured is super hero Art in Nature classes, Roofi ng Addition 2006/2007 SeasonSeason Zapman’s son Zapling, as a course for beginners or he learns the importance experienced students, will with thethe of conservation while be held during August at Call for FREE In-Home helping to solve a mystery the Wetlands Institute. Estimate 609-522-1690 at the “Typical” family’s Patty Moses will teach house. (Page 23 Please) Kevin Gallagher Owner/Operator This show emphasizes that environmental pro- tection begins at home. Handouts are provided for each child. *** Also at the library, stu- dents in grades four and fi ve may join a special book club, “It’s About the Book.” Members are required to register and obtain a copy of each month’s book. Children then meet to Quality Care discuss the book, construct a related craft or put on a & puppet show, and after- ward enjoy refreshments. Convenience There are absolutely on Atlantic and no grades, no tests, no 106 South Dennisville Road “sshhs” or “be quiets” al- Cape May County’s Most lowed. Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 Meetings will be held at the Court House Library Phone: 609-465-0300 Listened - to Stations the third Wednesday of each month from 6 – 7 p.m. Sign up in the Chil- Most Insurance Plans Accepted dren’s Room. Readings include: Now Accepting All Aetna Plans Aug. 16 ”The Fish in Room 11” by Heather Accredited by the Dyer; Sept. 20 “Love Ruby Lavender” by Debbie Wiles. Herald Newspapers 26 July 2006 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com 21 Wildwood News (From Page 18) call 523-0202. Call 522-0198 for more *** Offers valid with your card July 26 - 29, 2006 information. What better way to *** have fun in the sun and The 11th annual Sand- stay in shape this summer blast Beach Run takes than by playing Ultimate place Saturday starting at Frisbee? SUPERSSUPERUPER SSAVINGS!SAVINGS!AVINGS! North Wildwood’s 15th The annual Ultimate Avenue beach. There will Co-ed Tournament returns be a two-mile run at 6 p.m. to the sand between Oak followed by a fi ve-mile run and Poplar avenues this at 7 p.m. weekend with four on four The run benefi ts Wild- team competitions for all CLIP THESE COUPONS AND SAVE! wood Catholic High levels of skill. School’s track and cross Hours are Saturday, 10 country programs. For reg- a.m. until 5 p.m. and Sun- Coupon Valid Through July 29, 2006 Coupon Valid Through July 29, 2006 istration fees and other in- day, 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. formation, call 522-8581. Call 856-696-0705. *** *** with $15 with $15 Lou DeMeis performs Cape Assist will begin net purchase FREE net purchase Monday at 7:30 p.m. at a series of dinner and FREE Crest Pier, 5800 Atlantic family workshops starting Ave. This is a free pro- Wednesday, Aug. 2, for Nabisco Tropicana gram. parents and young people Call 523-0202 for info. ages 10-14. Chips Twisters *** The seven weekly All Varieties. No need to go to the workshops will include 59 Oz Bottle. malls or ferry over to Re- family dinner catered by a Ahoy! hoboth if you have the local restaurant, followed All Varieties. urge to shop for designer by separate workshops for 12 Oz - 20 Oz Pkg. with your clothing. children and parents. card After discounts and coupons when you scan your Stop & Shop Delia’s Warehouse re- The series will be held After discounts and coupons when you scan your Stop & Shop card. Coupon must be presented at time of purchase. Offer card. Coupon must be presented at time of purchase. Offer turns to the convention from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at excludes milk, tobacco products, alcoholic beverages, Coupon #8435 excludes milk, tobacco products, alcoholic beverages, Coupon #8436 center for a week starting Cape Assist’s Wildwood pharmacy items, lottery tickets, gasoline and Stop & Shop pharmacy items, lottery tickets, gasoline and Stop & Shop Monday, July 31. offi ce, 3819 New Jersey gift cards. Limit one coupon per customer per order. This with your gift cards. Limit one coupon per customer per order. This Hours are 9 a.m. until 8 Ave. coupon cannot be doubled, tripled or combined with any card coupon cannot be doubled, tripled or combined with any other offer. Coupon not redeemable at Peapod by Stop & Shop. other offer. Coupon not redeemable at Peapod by Stop & Shop. p.m. daily. The program is free. Call 729-9000. Call 522-5960. *** *** The next session of Wildwood hosts its Na- Coupon Valid Through July 29, 2006 Coupon Valid Through July 29, 2006 Wildwood Crest Recre- tional Night Out on Tues- ation’s Pier Playmates day, Aug. 1 from 5-8 p.m. Summer Day is scheduled behind Maxwell Field. with $15 with $15 to start Thursday, Aug. 3. 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Inc. will train and support night at the Cape May volunteer tutors and offer County Board of Social free confi dential student- Services, Crest Haven based, individualized read- Complex, on Aug. 10, 17, ing, writing, spelling, com- 24, 31 and Sept. 7, 6:30- Coupon Valid Through July 29, 2006 prehension, and survival 9:30 p.m. skills instruction to adults The workshop will also $ who want to improve their be offered on Wednesday 99 Stop & Shop literacy skills. nights in the Crest Haven with your lb card LVA tutors meet with complex (on Oct. 4, 11, 1 their student in a public 18, 25 and Nov. 1, 6:30- with $15 American Cheese Coupon #8439 place (usually the nearest 9:30 p.m. net purchase White or Yellow. library) at a time and day To register for one of After discounts and coupons when you scan your Stop & Shop card. Coupon must be presented at time of purchase. 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third Wednesday at 1 p.m. May County: Inter-denomi- Fibromyalgia Support Movies SUPPORT GROUPS Fitness Center at BTMH. Call national prayer ministry for Group: BTMH, 7:30 p.m., third SEA THEATRE on the Beach 463-2348. healing of the sick. Fridays 3-8 Tuesday, Conference Room 3. WEDNESDAY, July 26 7:30 p.m. Senior Care of Cape Adult Children of Alcohol- p. m. West entrance of First As- Call Carol at 465-2806. Please Call For Behind Wildwoods May County, 211 S. Main St., sembly of God, 1068 Seashore Atlantic Cape Family Sup- Convention Center Al-Anon: 11 a.m. at United ics Support Group: meets at Methodist Church, Kennedy Court House, second Wednes- BTMH, at 7 p.m. in Room 5. Rd, North Cape May. No fees. port Organization: fourth Ant Bully Blvd. and Park Road, Sea Isle day. Call 465-8840. Feel free Heart healthy Information No appointment necessary. Call Tuesday, 6:30-8:30 at 303 This Week’s Al-Anon Meetings: 5:30 to bring your loved ones with Group: BTMH, fi rst Wednesday 884-3264. Court House - S. Dennisville 8:30pm p.m. at St. John of God Church, you. at 1:30 p.m., Maruchi Room. Road, Suite 2, Court House. Call Movie and Lady In The Water 680 Townbank Road, North Gastric Bypass Support Call 463-2348. SATURDAY, July 29 485-0575, ext. 105. Cape May. Group: meets the second CMCS (Cape May County Narcotics Anonymous: Hepatitis C Support Group: Show Times 10:15pm Narcotics Anonymous: Wednesday at BTMH, Maruchi Songwriters): support group First Baptist Church of Wild- BTMH, fi rst Tuesday at 7 p.m., Please see our ad United Methodist Church of Room, 7 p.m. Call 463-2367. for anyone writing original wood, 230 E. Maple Ave., 7:30 Maruchi Room. $6 Adult • $4 Children in On Deck North Wildwood, Second and 12-Step Program – Christ- music, last Wednesday at 7:15 p.m. Call 800-992-0401. Alzheimer’s Support 609-522-6340 Central avenues, 7:30 p.m. Call centered 12-step recovery pro- p.m. Call 463-0685. Nicotine Anonymous: Group: second Tuesday, 10 4005 Pacifi c Ave www.sunsetcinemainc.com 800-992-0401. gram, every Wednesday at 7 Atlantic Cape Family Sup- 3:30-4:30 p.m., 113 W. Oak a.m. in The Chapin House, Wildwood • 729-0337 Caregiver Support Group: p.m. Lillian Whitfield SDA port Organization: offers sup- Ave., Wildwood. Call Joe at 1042 Rio Grande Ave. School, Route 9 and Fourth Av- port, education, and advocacy 729-9145. enue, Court House. Call James for parents and caregivers rais- The at 729-6726. ing children with emotional/ SUNDAY, July 30 BAYSHORE CINEMAS 8 Caregiver Support Group: behavioral challenges. Fourth AA and AlAnon Support 7:30 p.m. third Wednesday in Wednesday, 6:30-8:30 p.m. at Groups: 10 a.m. Classrooms NORTH CAPE MAY SHOPPING CENTER Group, LLC the Maruchi Room, BTMH. Court House Church of Christ, A and B, ground fl oor, BTMH. LINCOLN BLVD. & BAY SHORE RD. Grief Support Group: First 102 East Pacific Ave., Court Call 463-2367. 609-889-8800 and third Wednesdays at 3 p.m. House. Call 609-485-0575, Narcotics Anonymous: THE ANT BULLY B 12:15, MONSTER HOUSE B AUTO • HOME • MARINE • COMMERCIAL and fourth Wednesday at 7 ext. 105. Social Services Building, routes 2:30, 4:45, 7:10, 9:25 12:00, 2:25, 4:40, 7:00, 9:25 LIFE • HEALTH p.m., Maruchi Room, BTMH. Alzheimer’s Support 9 and 47, Rio Grande, 11 a.m. JOHN TUCKER MUST YOU, ME AND Insurance & Financial Services Call 463-2367. Group: Victoria Commons As- and 7:30 p.m. Call 348-9292. DIE C 12:10, 2:20, 4:35, Cardiac Support Group: sisted Living, fourth Wednesday DUPREE C 4:00, 9:35 PFlag Group: BTMH. third 6:50, 9:00 BTMH at 1:30 p.m., first of every month 4-6 p.m., 610 Sunday, 3 p.m. Maruchi Room. PIRATES OF THE 510 Bank Street, Cape May, NJ 08204 MIAMI VICE E 12:05, 3:30, Wednesday, Maruchi Room. Townbank Road. N. Cape May Call 463-2367. CARIBBEAN: DEAD MAN’S www.niagroup.com 6:30, 9:30 Call 463-2348. 609-898-0044. CHEST C 11:30, 2:45, Stress Management Class CLERKS II E 12:20, 4:05, MONDAY, July 31 6:15, 9:30 (609) 884-8431 • 800-642-3710 • 609-884-0004 Fax for Heart and Lung patients, THURSDAY, July 27 Overeaters Anonymous: 6:45, 9:00 Narcotics Anonymous: Every Monday, BTMH Confer- LADY IN THE WATER C THE DEVIL WEARS Cape May First Presbyterian ence Room 4 at 7 p.m. Call 11:45, 2:15, 4:45, 7:15, 9:45 PRADA C 12:30, 7:05 Church, Decatur and Hughes 463-2367. Times for Friday-Thursday, July 28-August 3, 2006 RETRACTABLE AWNINGS avenues, 8 p.m. Call 348- Al-Anon: 7 p.m. Class- 9292. rooms A and B, BTMH Call Gift Certificates Available · Bargain Matinees Daily Al-Anon: 8 p.m. Parish 463-2367. House, Church of the Resurrec- Narcotics Anonymous: Bargain Tuesdays All Shows $5.25 tion, 200 West Tuckahoe Road, 8:30 p.m. Union Chapel, 307 Marmora. Call 800-344-2666. Cape May Ave., Cape May Al-Anon: 11 a.m. Lower Point. Call 800-992-0401. Township Recreation Center, Augustine Fellowship: re- Bayshore Road, Villas. covery from sex and love addic- Nicotine Anonymous: tion. 7:30 p.m., Trinity United 5:30-6:30 p.m., 113 W. Oak Methodist Church, Route 9, Ave., Wildwood. Call Joe, 729- Marmora. Confi dentiality and 9145 privacy respected. 484-1113. MOVIE THEATRE Cancer Support Group: NOW SHOWING INSIDE BTMH, 7 p.m. Maruchi Room, TUESDAY, Aug. 1 second and fourth Thursdays, Caregiver Support Group: LADY IN THE WATER (PG13) AVALON OFFICE FACTORY SHOWROOM Room B. New members wel- 1 p.m. first Tuesday in the MONSTER HOUSE (PG) come. Call 463-2367 Maruchi Room at BTMH. MY SUPER EX-GIRLFRIEND (PG13) 800.781.1552 215.781.9180 Brain Injury Survivor or GROW: 12-Step Mental Caregiver Support Group, Health Program, 6:30 p.m. YOU, ME & DUPREE (PG13) Cape May County 3000 B West Avenue second Thursday at Bacharach every Tuesday at 4410 Pacifi c PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN Institute for Rehabilitation. Call Ave., Wildwood, at the C.A.P.E. www.NBAwnings.com Bristol, PA 19007 Nutan Ravani at 856-589-5797 Call 523-7100. DEAD MAN’S CHEST (PG13) or Debbie Long at 652-7000. Narcotics Anonymous: MIAMI VICE (R) Diabetes Support Group: First Baptist Church of Wild- BTMH, second Thursday, wood, 230 E. Maple Ave., 7:30 H GRAND OPENING H Maruchi Room, 7 p.m. Call p.m. Call 800-992-0401. G Cindy Kraemer, BSN, RNC at Al-Anon: 10 a.m. Episcopal H G 463-2547. Church Parish House, Franklin R H Now Showing R Pulmonary Rehab Support and Washington streets, Cape A A Group: meets fourth Thursday May. N at noon in the Fitness Center, Al-Anon: 7:30 p.m. First Movies On The Beach N BTMH. Presbyterian Church, Decatur D Monster House (PG) 9pm D c Alzheimer Support Group: and Hughes streets, Cape May. My Super Ex-Girlfriend (PG13) 510Third Thursday of the month, Call 800-344-2666. O & O 6:30 p.m. at Eastern Shore 11pm Al-Anon: St. Augustine P P Nursing Home and Rehab Cen- Church, 13th Street, Ocean ter, 1419 Route 9 North. Call City. Meeting in rectory base- E WITH THIS COUPON E 609-408-2011. ment at 8 p.m. Call 800-344- N N Lymphodema Support 2666. I 1 FREE BEACH CHAIR I Group: third Thursday at 4 Weight Watchers: BTMH N N Everybody goes to Hoy’s for p.m. in the Maruchi Room, Classrooms A and B. Weigh- RENTAL BTMH. in 3:30-4:30 p.m.; meeting G G Gilda’s Experience: pro- 4:30-5 p.m. Fee required. Call Call for New Listings & Showtimes 523-0288 gram for persons living with 463-2367. New members wel- 3100 Boardwalk, Wildwood • (Between Pine & Maple) breast cancer, 5:30 p.m., fi rst come. Thursday in the radiation/on- cology dept. at BTMH. Call BEACH CHAIRS! 463-2298. Parkinson’s Support Group: second Thursday, 1 HEARING LOSS? p.m., Victoria Commons, North Largest Selection of Beach Chairs Cape May. 886-2455. Experience new solutions to old problems, A.R.T.S. (Artists Recover- ing Through The Twelve ALL TECHNOLOGIES AVAILABLE* in New Jersey! Steps): 12-step support group for any kind of artist (musi- Digital • Programmable • Analog Webbed Canvas Nylon cians, visual artists, dancers, writers, etc.), every Thursday, 9:15 a.m., Lower Township IF YOU CAN HEAR BUT NOT UNDERSTAND Aluminum & Wood 5 Position 3 Position Library Meeting Room, Villas. Call 463-0685. CALL NOW FOR A FREE EVALUATION! Hi Back & Sling Stripe - Print - Solids FRIDAY, July 28 Al-Anon Meeting: North SPECIAL SALE Wildwood, 8-9 p.m. Commu- Backpack Beach Chairs! nity Center, 10th and Central avenues. Contact Mary at 523- reg. $995.00 0304. Childrens Sand Chairs! Alzheimers Support Custom canal Group: 2 p.m., Ocean City Se- fi ts deeply NOW ONLY Chairs with Cup Holders! nior Center. Call 399-2099. in the ear. $ 00 Narcotics Anonymous: By ELECTONE Social Services Building, Rio 695 Grande, routes 9 and 47, 8:30 THIS IS ALL YOU WEAR *some at additional cost Chairs with Carrying Straps! p.m. Call 348-9292. Al-Anon: 10 a.m. Parish CAPE MAY COUNTY HEARING AID DISPENSARY You’ll find it at Hoy’s... 7 days a week! House, St. Mary Episcopal Church, Third Ave. and 95th 204 S. MAIN ST. • CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE St., Stone Harbor. Call 800- FOUR LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU! OPEN DAILY. 344-2666. 465-9199 • 1-800-290-3277 AVALON 28th & Dune Dr. / 967-7271 Cocaine Anonymous: • JAMES L. SAAD JR. NJ LIC#171 STONE HARBOR 219 96th St. / 368-HOYS meeting every Friday at the First Baptist Church of Wild- OCEAN CITY 7th & Asbury Ave. / 398- HOYS • RICHARD J. SAAD NJ LIC. #324 wood, 230 E. Maple Ave. at 7 OCEAN CITY 34th & West Ave. / 398-6244 p.m. Call 1-866-777-0983 NJ Lic Hearing Aid Dispensers Exp. 7/31/06 Healing Rooms of Cape Herald Newspapers 26 July 2006 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com 23 Middle News (From Page 20) members and includes all will present the PAC All Inspirations students to use acrylic materials and instruction. Star Swing Band Aug. 2 at The Party Outlet paints and oil pastels while Classes are limited to 8 p.m. as we swing into studying the works of mas- 12 students. the Recreation Depart- Announces the “Best of the ter outdoor painters of the *** ment’s Wednesday Night Shore” last two centuries. Full Moon Kayak Pad- at the PAC Series. These indoor classes -Philadelphia dling will be offered at the Seats are $5 but free to Grand Opening will use outdoor subjects Wetlands Institute on Aug. Middle Township residents Magazine 2006 such as coastal scenes of 7 or 8. with proof of residency. of their boats and bathers. Paddle in the moonlight Can’t beat that deal. There’s a Classes meet at the In- from 7 to 10 p.m. as the *** reason... stitute on Tuesdays and sun sets and the full moon Avalon Manor Improve- PENNY CANDY Thursdays, Aug. 3 to Aug. rises. ment Association, 581 Old 22, 10 to 11:30 a.m. No kayaking instruction Avalon Blvd., Avalon Man- Classes are for students will be provided and this or holds a Pancake Break- STORE ages seven and up, but is an adults-only event. fast every Saturday, 7:30 on JacksonStreet parents and grandparents Cost is $49. For infor- – 10:30 a.m. throughout @ Beach are welcome to sign up as mation call 368-1211. the summer. 609-884-8388 well. *** $4 for adults gets you all 25¢ Off Cost is $25 per class for The Middle Township the pancakes you can eat, $2.00 purchase members; $30 for non- Recreation Department plus a sausage link, small cup of orange juice, and Secondhand unlimited coffee. HotDogT 1x3 7.26.06 lm.indd 1 7/21/06 1:55:37 PM Capt. Kidd Children age eight and 1892 Rt. 9, Clermont • 609-624-7666 Clothing & Treasure under are just $2.50. Ex- tra sausage, orange juice Mon.-Fri. 10 to 6 • Sat. 10-5 • Sun - 11 to 5 Accessories Here Sunday and milk will be available CAPE MAY — The 43rd for 50 cents. Captain Kidd Treasure Hunt Bring your appetite and will be held 1 p.m. Sunday a friend. A Great Selection of on the city’s beach. *** Vintage Dresses All youngsters three to Happy birthday to 10 years of age are invited Pinkie Candell of Green i.FEJDBMMZ
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gift certifi cates valued at Hammerschmidt/Julia 1PEJBUSJTU $300. will be discovered O’Neill. by some lucky treasure July 13 north/south; seekers. Mike Mueller/Margaret 7#-# !- City offi cials anticipate Coe; Judith Fine/ Carol AM7EDNESDAY !UGUST that over 300 boys and girls Kaigan; Kay Wade/Edna 7#:4 &-4HE#OAST will participate this year. Parker; Paul Beckert/Mar- AM3UNDAY !UGUST For additional information garet Bennett; Bill Carr/ call the Civic Affairs 884- Doris Herbst. 9565. East/west: Joyce Ba- ruffi /Karen Sylvester; 0HYSICIAN2EFERRAL  $/#  Peter Rabbit Tales Bill Curley/Bud Ferruzzi; At Center Sunday Robert Sylvia/Ron Small; Jim Ulmer/Maryellen Lip- TOWNSENDS INLET tak; Arthur Frank/Roberta — The Townsends Inlet Frank. OVER 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE! 25% OFF* Improvement Association Select will present “Beatrix Pot- Clifford Visits Signature ter’s Tales of Peter Rabbit” Local Library Series Window at the center, 138 85th St. at 7 p.m. Sunday. COURT HOUSE – Clif- Treatments Tickets are $10 adults ford the Big Red Dog will and $5 for children, and be at the Cape May County What a way to go! Libraries this month. Chil- For Your FREE In-Home Consultation call us at will be sold at the door dren of all ages are invited on a fi rst-come, fi rst-serve 609.513.8595 to come and enjoy stories, basis. activities and crafts while www.budgetblinds.com To reserve tickets, call visiting the big guy. *restrictions may apply Louise Clemente at 263- Clifford will be at the fol- 3002. lowing libraries on: Today, 10:30 a.m. – Cape May City Public Library, Ocean & Hughes Street, (884-9568); 2 p.m. – Lower Cape Li- brary, 2600 Bayshore Road, InvestInvest Villas (886-8999). Large Tomorrow, 2 p.m. – Stone in your Harbor Library, 9508 Sec- merica has so many wonderful sights selection of ond Avenue, (368-6809). Motor Homes community Enjoy a visit with Clifford Ato see. Now you can enjoy them in style and handouts. No Story Travel Trailers Time. At 6:30 p.m. – Cape and luxury with your own RV. May Court House Library, Come see the latest travel trailer models Park Models 30 Mechanic Street, (463- 6354). Enjoy a visit with from SUNLINE or FLEETWOOD, including Pop-Ups When you bank locally, your money stays in the community Clifford and handouts. No Fifth Wheels Story Time. On Friday Clif- MALLARD, TERRY and PIONEER. helping your friends and neighbors in the form of home ford will again be at the mortgages and business loans. The power of that exchange main library at 10:30 a.m., 30 Mechanic Street, (463- makes the quality of our communities better. 6354). Enjoy a visit with Clifford and handouts. No Newfield National Bank, our loyalty is to the area we serve. Story Time. Call 1-800-690-3440 for more information. For additional informa- What a way to go in style... and it all startsat tion, please call your local library. DEAN’S LIST Quality Financial Service For A Quality Life COURT HOUSE — Dan- RVcenters iel F. Hillegass, son of Kathy and Tom Hillegass of this www.driftwoodrvcenter.com community, was named to CAPE MAY COUNTY: the Dean’s List for the spring Route 9 & Route 83, Clermont, NJ 800-624-3743 / 609-624-1899 semester at the University of ATLANTIC COUNTY: North Carolina, Wilming- Black Horse Pk., Egg Harbor Township, NJ / 888-350-4678 / 609-641-1630 1-800-690-3440 • www.newfieldbank.com Member ton, NC. He is a freshman FREE CAMPING with any new RV purchase! FDIC and a graduate of Wildwood Catholic High School. 24 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers 26 July 2006

and a member of St. Raymond’s Brownlee’s Furniture Co. and Church. Palmer Chevrolet and Oldsmo- Obituaries LILLIAN GAINES, 89, bile in Ocean City. of Woodbine, July 18, 2006. SHEILLA E. MOORE, 51, She was a retired nurse from of Wildwood Crest, July 16, the Woodbine Developmental 2006. She was a retired Air The Herald publishes SARA E. CAMPBELL, 92, Your Center and a member of the Force veteran with 20 years of brief death notices free of North Cape May, July 19, Woodbine Congregation of service and an avid motorcycle and paid obituaries for 2006. She was a resident for Outdoor Furniture Store Jehovah’s Witnesses. enthusiast. $1.50 a line. Obituaries several years, and a retired MARY A. JAMACK, 91, LORRAYNE G. ‘Nancy’ are submitted by funeral secretary and operator for of Del Haven, July 22, 2006. PHILLIPS, of Stone Harbor, homes; family members Western Union of Wildwood. She was a resident since 1977 July 12, 2006. She was a who submit information CATHRINE ‘Sue’ and a member of St. Raymond’s resident for 35 years, and a SHEILLA E. MOORE, must provide the funeral CARDELL, 48, of Cape May, Annual Summer Church. member of the Stone Harbor age 51, of Wildwood Crest, home name. July 18, 2006. She was a long- FRANCES H. (Leyble) Chamber of Commerce. died suddenly on July 16, Clearance Sale time resident and worked as a JONES, 89, of Court House, JAMES J. RHOADES, 74, 2006. Born in Somers Point, PASQUALE D. AQUI- waitress for various Cape May Thru July 30th July 21, 2006. She was a of North Cape May, July 23, she was an area resident LINO, 68, of North Wildwood, area restaurants. teacher for 37 years. 2006. He was retired from the here since 1998. She was July 19, 2006. He was a mem- CARL D. CRANER, 78, MIRIAM KELLEY, 96, of Philadelphia Highway Patrol, a graduate of University of ber of St. Ann’s Church. of North Wildwood. He was Ocean City, July 17, 2006. member of the Philadelphia Mich. with a masters degree, HENRY A. ‘Harry’ BER- a highly decorated veteran of She was a permanent resident Highway Patrol Motorcycle a Retired Air Force Vet after CHTOLD, 90, of Ocean City, three wars. As a Navy Seabee since the early 1970s. Drill Team, and a member of 20 years of service, receiving July 17, 2006. He was a perma- serving with the U. S. Marines VINCENT B. KELLEY, 77, St. John of God Church. various awards, ribbons, and nent resident since 1976 and in World War II, he received of Ocean View, July 17, 2006. MILDRED P. RICHTER, medals. She was also a mem- a member of St. Augustine’s his fi rst Purple Heart. He also He was a resident since 1976, 90, of North Cape May, July ber of Cape Classics and an Church. received the Bronze Star and and was a member of the 23, 2006. She was a resident avid motorcycle enthusiast. HENRY BISHOP, 84, of three Meritorious Service Church of the Resurrection in since 1970. Sheilla was a loving wife to Swainton, July 15, 2006. He Medals. Marmora. RAYMOND C. SEEWA- Fred; mother to Christopher, was a resident since 1985, ESTHER VIRGINIA DU- STANISLAUS F. KLECZ, GEN, 59, of South Dennis, Kendal, Gerald, and Katie; veteran of World War II, and BERSON, 75, of Tuckahoe, 83, of Burleigh, July 21, 2006. July 16, 2006. He was a boiler grandmother to Kendal, Jr. a member of Our Saviour July 22, 2006. She was a mem- He was a resident for 58 years, operator and custodian at and Davis; sister to Marty, Lutheran Church of Stone ber of the Tuckahoe United veteran of World War II, and the Middle Township School Donna, Edna, Eli and Bill; Harbor. Methodist Church. a member of the American District and a resident for 26 Dear friends to Marty Grego- BERNARD I. BOISSEAU, PAUL A. ESTERLY, JR., Tankerman’s Association. years. ry, Sarah Lees, Kathleen Tac- 95, of Cape May, July 19, 53, of Del Haven, July 19, CHARLES AUSTIN LOVE, MARVIN G. SMITH, III, cetta, and many other friends 604 N. Wildwood Blvd. Cape May Court House 2006. He was a veteran of 2006. He was a resident for 85, of Cape May, July 18, 58, of Villas, July 20, 2006. and family at Tucker’s Pub World War II and a member the past 17 years, a self-em- 1/4 Mile off of Parkway Exit 6 • 609-465-7370 2006. He was a veteran of MICHAEL J. WALLACE, and The Bolero of Wildwood. of Our Lady Star of the Sea ployed tax consultant, and a World War II, and a member 97, of Town Bank, July 18, Funeral services were held OPEN DAILY Church. member of Our Lady Star of of the VFW and American 2006. He was a member of Friday at Evoy Funeral Home, the Sea Church. Legion. the Knights of Columbus and 3218 Bayshore Road, North AURORA KLATHERINE MARY E. MADDEN, St. John of God Church, and Cape May, NJ. Interment FEHRLE, 46, of Sea Isle City, 89, of Marmora, July 18, 2006. a resident of the area for 30 was Saturday at Port Republic July 21, 2006. She was a She was a bookkeeper for years. Cemetery. communicant of St. Joseph’s Free Tax, Estate and Church, member of the Sea isle City Yacht Club and was Nursing Home Workshop recognized by the Madonna Area Students Pawlus Earns 2nd Title Maria Council of the Knights of Are you concerned about: Columbus as its 1994 Citizen Earn Degrees In Miss CMC Pageant of the year. COURT HOUSE — The First runner up was Wills THOMAS FRISOLI, SR., COURT HOUSE — The Living Wills 83, of Villas, July 19, 2006. He following local students New Miss Cape May Coun- Gretchen Brueshoff, 19, Powers of Attorney was a veteran of World War II, from the University of Dela- ty is Kristi Lee Pawlus, of Marmora. She also recipient of fi ve Bronze Stars ware received degrees at 21, of this community. won Interview and Talent Estate Taxes spring commencement ex- This is her second time Awards. Nursing Home Costs ercises May 27 at Delaware holding the title. She was The second runner up Providing for a Disabled Child Stadium: Miss Cape May County in was Elizabeth Toal, 17, of Caring for an Elderly Loved One Alyssa Lee Bukowski, 2004. Seaville. She also won Miss ELENA’S of Court House; Kathleen Pawlus will go on to rep- Congeniality. CREST PIER Anne DeMichele, of Mar- resent Cape May County Third runner up was Then you should call 609-463-8125 mora; Elizabeth Diane at The Miss New Jersey Danielle Greene, 21, of to reserve your space. Beauty Salon Caine, Christopher Wil- Pageant to be held in June Ocean City. liam Clare, and Samantha 2007. Kayla Ghanavati of The workshop is presented by • Full Family Hair Care Elizabeth Wattson of Ocean Seavillle won the and at the Law Firm of • Open Year Round City, and Denah M. Stela- swimsuit award, cio, of Villas. and hostess award D’AVANZO & POSERINA • Facial Waxing was a tie between • Manicures YOUTH CHOIR WEEK Kayla and Jacklyn 1029 Route 9 South, By Appointment CAPE MAY — A concert Buckingham of by the members of the 18th Court House. Cape May Court House • Walk-Ins annual Youth Choir Week The Directors Welcome will be given at the Church Award went to Wednesday, August 9th of the Advent, Franklin and Krysten Gavigan 6:00-8:00pm • Gift Certifi cates Washington streets, 4 p.m. of Cape May, and Heather & Atlantic Aves., tomorrow. No admission. the Community Wildwood Crest Free will offering for schol- Service award 523-0747 arships will be taken. was a tie between Buckingham and Shanon Wright of Seaville. D'avanz 3x5 7.26.6 lm.indd 1 Cape May7/21/06 County’s 2:13:46 PM Beloved Family and Friends MISS CAPE MAY COUNTY — Last year’s Miss Cape May County, Katlyn Hope, crowns Kristi Lee Pawlus, the new Miss Cape May County. This is Waiting for us in heaven the second title for Pawlus who earned the title in 2004.

We are JAZZ VESPERS

indeed CAPE MAY — The First Presbyterian Church, Hughes and Decatur streets, will host Jazz Vespers with Gina grateful for Roche’ and Friends Aug. 20, 8 p.m. Admission is free. Wheelchair accessible. Love offering appreciated. Call every 884-8740 for information. expression of sympathy Whatever Your Taste... Steven “Stu” Scholz We Have You Covered! extended to 9/10/83- 7/29/05 FASHIONABLE UNIFORMS FOR THE DINING ROOM us at Lonnie’s Job 1:21 The Lord has given and the Lord has Tux Shirts, Shirts, Pants, Shorts taken away. (Blk., White, Navy & Khaki) Aprons (26 Vibrant Colors) death. Join us for the 1st Annual Would you like KITCHEN ATTIRE God Bless each Pizza, Pins & Coke Fundraiser for the to thank all those who were Black & Whites, Chefs Coats & Steven Scholz Memorial Scholarship Fund Hats, White Pants, Kitchen kind to you and your family during Shirts, Hi-Fashion Chefs Coats, of you for your Date: September 10, 2006 Pants, Shirts & Vests, Pants, thoughtfulness. Time: 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. a recent loss or Shirts & Vests Place: 3 J’s Wildwood Bowl MOTEL PERSONNEL eulogize your loved one? Black & Whites, Pants, Tops 465-7146 Schellenger and New Jersey Avenues. & Shorts In Colors & Beautiful New Hours: Allien Bell & Mon.-Fri. 10-5:30 • Sat. 10-4:30 Cost $10.00 per person Call Janet or Rachel Prints and of Course... White Family (includes: lane, shoes, pizza and soda.) 886-8600 Gift Certifi cates Available • All Credit Cards Accepted All proceeds go to scholarship fund. Court House Uniforms Call (609) 522-4000 for tickets exts. 33 or 34 1204 Rt. 9 South, Cape May Court House Community News 26 July 2006 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com 25

Notes to My Neighbors:

By CAROLYN MEE,Ph.D. Show at the Wildwoods Convention Center that (Besides Elizabeth and me, who recognizes this Christmas. Community News Editor was “on deck” for the weekend. allusion? Call me if you do.) I heard a calliope and followed the music to a How could she resist? The woman has memo- At one booth I saw a fi gurine that reminded shelf where toy children bobbed up and down on Last week I was explain- rized every line of every Rankin/Bass Christmas me of my brother, who collects Coca Cola-styled toy merry-go-round horses. ing how July is much better special ever made. Santas. I could start my Christmas shopping here. Get suited for a mid-year celebra- Liam was much less enthusiastic but, always On another, a crocheted stocking reminded me my bayberries before they’re gone. Buy those tion of Thanksgiving than the good sport, he headed out with of Grandmom who, at 94, crocheted doz- strings of seashell lights I always wanted. Christmas. us on Sunday afternoon, which, ens of snowfl akes that she starched I turned a corner and I was deep in Halloween- I intimated that I really coincidentally, wasn’t a good and pressed and which still hang land. Red and green were replaced with orange wasn’t sold on the Summer Santa idea. beach day anyway. on Christmas trees in every and black. I thought: it’s just wrong to have Santa appear Turns out the show was one of our houses. A spooky recording was coming from one of in shorts in public. hardly a Rockefeller Cen- I felt myself being drawn the chachkas in front of me, but I couldn’t tell I thought: it’s just unseemly for him to be sip- ter Christmas affair. They into “Christmas shopping which. ping a margarita under a palm tree. didn’t even have fake mode.” How silly did I look bending my ear toward Mind if I change my mind? snow blowing out onto When we had enough a fi gure of a black cat. No, I tried the glowing You see, I spent last Sunday immersed in the us, as they have outside packages to justify our skull. No, maybe it’s the dead tree on a grave- Christmas spirit, and to tell the truth, it was as Mia’s on the boardwalk visit, we left the conven- like lawn. refreshing as a Rita’s watermelon water ice on a in Ocean City. tion center and headed Yes! steamy July day. Still, as I wandered for (surprise!) Winter- No. My change of heart is entirely my daughter’s into booths where crafters wood in Wildwood. I don’t like Halloween. And I don’t like spooky fault. were selling home-stitched I was “into it” now. sounds. She and Liam were just beginning their sec- Santas and woodcarvings of At this stop, Christmas I backed out of the aisle and there I was, safe ond week visiting us and the shore. Naturally, herald angels, soft sculptures of carols and silly jingles fl oated and sound at the North Pole again. it’s their daily routine to pour over “What’s On snow families and holly-scented out from behind Christmas Joy to the World. Deck” to fi gure out the best use of their limited candles, something happened. trees. One decorated for Christmas vacation hours. “It started out low, and continued to in our Irish home. Another was for a The pouring uncovered a Christmas in July Craft grow…” seashore Christmas. And, of course, a Victorian Send items for Community News Community Scrapbook to [email protected] For more Scrapbook pictures, check out Community News on the web at CapeMayCountyHerald.com

LEADERSHIP – Lyndsy Vaul, a student at Middle Township High School, has been selected to attend the 2006 Congressional Student Leadership Conference, sponsored by LeadAmerica at Gallaudet University in Washington, D.C. The CSLC is a college-ac- credited program for academically talented and promising young leaders from across the United States.

THEATER – The cast of Seven Mile Island Stars, a youth theater group, will present “Guys and Dolls” at the Middle Township Performing Arts center on July 27, 28, and 29 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $10, $8 for seniors and students and can be purchased at the door or by calling 609-463-1924.

PHANTASTIC – Ryan Burke, one, of Havertown, Pa., and Yna Smith, seven, of Brookhaven, Pa., enjoyed the playful antics of the Phillie Phanatic, on July 20. The Phanatic’s appearance thrilled hundreds attending the weekly free outdoor movie at Sea Isle’s open space lot at JFK Boulevard and the Promenade. Family Fun and Flick Night movies are scheduled every Tuesday through Aug. 29, with ap- pearances by special guests beginning at 6:30 p.m. and the movies starting at 8:30 p.m. For information on the movie schedule contact the Sea Isle City Tourism Commission at 263-8687 or the Greater Sea Isle City Chamber of Com- WELCOME – Casey McMonagle, the new merce at 263-8300. Miss North Wildwood, brightened the city council meeting when she was formally introduced to the governing body at its regular meeting. She is shown with Council President LOYALTY – Residents of Loyalton of Cape May, Court House, Patrick Rosenello, on the left, and Mayor Bill held a fl ag raising ceremony to honor our veterans. William Henfey. Wood carries the fl ag outside for the raising. 26 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Community News 26 July 2006 Milestones Our congratulations go to. . . Wildwoods Baby Parade.... WILDWOOD – The 97th Grove, Pa. Wildwood; Third Place Wildwoods Baby Parade Most Attractive Baby – Aiden Duffy, DelHaven. stepped off with its usual Girl (under 12 months), Fancy Dress (walking) fanfare on July 20. Grand First Place – Giovanna Mc- First Place – Holly Turner, Marshal Madelyn Calloway Caffery, Phila., Pa.; Second West Wildwood; Second led the parade and Queen Place – Kaitlyn Venditti, Place – Kaitlin Dougherty, Oceania and her court Bensalem, Pa.; Third Place North Cape May; Third reigned over the more than – Brielle Heron, Trevose, Place –Kyra Marie Steel, 91 participants who pa- Pa. Rio Grande. raded on the world famous Fancy Children (stroll- Comic or Original Dress Wildwoods’ Boardwalk ers, wagons, etc.) First (walking) First Place – Tay- in costumes ranging from Place – Ryan Troiano, Jr., lor Love, Phila., Pa.; Second princesses to pirates. Wildwood; Second Place Place –Joseph Clark, Jr., This year’s winners in- – Wesley Wise, Cape May; Phila., Pa.; Third Place clude: Third Place – Jared Johnson, – Justin Miller, Cresskill. WIDMAYER-SULLIVAN – Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wid- Most Attractive Baby Wildwood Crest. Floats, First Place –Em- mayer of Mt. Airy, Md. proudly announce the engage- Boy (under 12 months) Comic or Most Original erson McCabe, Phila., Pa,; ment of their daughter Katherine to Kevin P. Sullivan, First Place – Ric Trotta; Children (strollers, wagons, Second Place – “Red Hat son of Mrs. Sheila Brown of North Wildwood and the Second Place – Anthony etc.) First Place – Gracin Society,” Courthouse; Third grandson of Sandra and William Rudnick also of North LEWIS-GORDON – Lefty Lewis, North Cape May and Shimkus, Clayton; Third Southard, Cookstown; Sec- Place – The Gray Girls, Wildwood. The bride-to-be is a graduate of Linganor Myrtle Beach, S.C., proudly announces the engage- Place – Jackson Baer Willow ond Place – Zander Conrey, Mt. Holly. High School and the University of Maryland. The ment of his daughter, Erin Marie to Raymond Thomas groom-to-be is a graduate of Wildwood High School Gordon, son of Margaret Hemlock also of North Cape and West Chester University. They are both practicing May. The bride-to-be is a bookkeeper for the Lobster attorneys in Baltimore, Md. A June, 2007 wedding House Restaurant and the groom-to-be works with is planned. Verdade Electric.

Katie Porter • 973-271-1088 The Cape Mays [email protected] I hope some of you had a Donahue’s 1936 Ford truck, report this week. At 2 p.m. The Kids Playhouse sea- Avenue beaches. It couldn’t be easier In more adult-oriented chance to enjoy the recent Best Post-World War to on Aug 1, the Peppermint son continues with shows More than 300 young- to join in the fun – just news, don’t miss the fi - Jersey Cape Antique Auto Sam Randazzo’s 1970 442 Playhouse Puppeteers will every Monday and Thurs- sters ages three to 10 are show up at 11 a.m. sharp. nal production of Cape Club Show on the Wash- convertible, and Best of present “The Story Behind day through Aug. 14. Call expected to participate. The tournament is free, May Stage’s Flying Solo ington Mall. Show to Don Shell’s 1935 the Headlines” at the Cape 884-5404 for information If you need additional and everything you need, Festival. Congratulations to the Auburn. May City Library. about upcoming shows. information, call the De- including free instructions On July 31 and Aug.1, winners, which are as fol- This full-stage production partment of Civic Affairs from the pros, will be local writer Will Knapp lows: Best Pre-World War I have a number of up- teaches children about solid Did you know that Cap- at 884-9565. provided. presents “Living Will,” an and People’s Choice to Bill coming events for kids to waste management through tain Kidd will be in Cape There are two divisions, endearing account of a 30- source reduction, reuse, May on Sunday? That’s While it’s obviously a Under-10 and 10-17, and something everyman and recycling and litter abate- right, he’ll be here for the bit early to think about the all winners and runners-up his trials and triumphs over Thank You... ment; interdependence of forty-third annual Captain end of summer, it isn’t too will receive trophies. life’s seemingly meaning- Mere words cannot begin to convey our ecosystems; energy con- Kidd Treasure Hunt, which early to mark your calendars So even though we aren’t less obstacles. heartfelt gratitude. On May 3, 2006, our servation and water con- kicks off at 1 p.m. at Con- for an important end of in a hurry to see Sept., it’s The show is at 8 p.m. for servation. vention Hall. summer event – the Inter- well worth marking your these two nights only. family home of over 25 years burned down. The production includes Approximately $150 national Clamshell Pitching calendars for this fun, Tickets are $25 for adults, Although we lost all our personal belongings human characters, puppets, worth of loot and $300 Club of Cape May’s Junior free contest. Call Rich at $18 for seniors and $8 for music, magic, special effects worth of gift certifi cates Tournament. The date is set 884-4335 for more infor- students. Call 884-1341 for and years of wonderful memories, the support and lots of audience par- will be buried between for September 1 on Wind- mation. reservations. that we have received has been ticipation. It’s sure to make the Windsor and Congress sor Beach. for a fun and informative overwhelming. afternoon. We would like to take this opportunity to Thank our neighbors... The Cape May Kids Upcoming... Playhouse continues this Ron and Lorraine, Judy, Jack, Jane, Joey, week with 10 a.m. and For the full schedule of BEESLEY’S POINT – The Stone Harbor Elementary cess to Art, Inc., 417 East Chris, Julie, Mary and John 7 p.m. performances at upcoming events, check out Cape Atlantic Christian School Parent Teacher Con- Pacifi c Ave., Court House, Convention Hall. On Deck Magazine. Women’s Club will be nection is selling tickets for NJ 08210. The Wildwood Fire Department Tomorrow’s show fea- holding their monthly lun- its Super 50/50 Raffl e. The last concert of the The Wildwood Police Department tures Tuckers’ Tales Puppet AVALON – The Avalon cheon on Aug. 9, noon to $50 per ticket. There will series will feature Steven Theatre’s four amusing tales Garden Club Tour of 1:30 p.m. at the Tuckahoe be ten prizes awarded based Stull, baritone, and friends The North Wildwood Elks Lodge from around the world. homes will be held on Sept. Inn. With a theme of a on the planned sale of 500 with Songs of Love, Land, And the hundreds of friends whose support On July 31, Magician Ken 23 from 1 to 4 p.m. Six beau- Hawaiian Luau, hula les- tickets. Tickets are avail- and Sea on Aug. 9 at 8 p.m. Northridge brings his amaz- tiful and unique homes will sons will be given by Diane able from school families, at the First United Method- and kindness will never be forgotten... ing sleights of hand to the be on tour. Tickets are $20. Gager. Guest speaker will Chamber of Commerce ist Church of Avalon, 34th Thank You all... stage. Admission is just $2 Tickets are now on sale. Call be Tempe Brown, former Offi ce, Fred’s, The Paisley Street and Dune Drive. for kids ages three through Joyce at 368-5002. jazz and blues singer. She Christmas Shop, and Barrie John, Joan and Family 12, and $5 for adults. is also a water-colorist and Shoes, or by calling 967- CAPE MAY – Celtic OCEAN CITY – Registra- author. 4561. The ticket permits Women and Friends, a tions are now being taken Cost $15. A free nursery you to attend the Gala Live perennial favorite of the Grace Joy and her family for Ocean City’s 97th An- is available. Call Pat, 965- Auction to be held at the Chalfonte Hotel’s “Concerts want to say THANK YOU. nual Baby Parade, Aug. 4840, or Jane, 601-1633. Yacht Club on Nov. 3. The by Candlelight” series, per- 10 starting at 10:15 a.m. Raffl e drawing will be held form two consecutive nights The competition is open TOWNSENDS INLET at the end of the event. in the hotel’s Henry Sawyer So many have been kind, we want all of to children from infants – Beatrix Potter’s The Tales Room July 31 and Aug. 1 at you to know how often we think of your to 10 years of age. Parents of Peter Rabbit will be COURT HOUSE – The 8:30 pm. kindness. From the day I was diagnosed may register at the Music presented at the Townsends Daedalus String Quartet Celtic Women and with Wilms Tumor (cancer) until this very Pier Information Center, Inlet Civic Center on July performs for Access to Art, Friends appear at The day people are still sharing their hearts and Boardwalk and Moorlyn 30 at 7 p.m. Tickets will Inc. on July 29 at 8 p.m. Chalfonte Hotel, 301 How- love. Whether you made the time, when Terrace from 10 a.m. to 10 be sold at the door. Adults at Our Lady of Angel’s Ro- ard Street. Tickets are $10 you had none, to make soup, send a note p.m. every day. Forms are $10, children, $5. Tickets man Catholic Church, 35 per adult, $7 per child, or or card, leave a message, say some kind also available at City Hall are available in advance by Mechanic Street. Tickets are free with dinner in The words or gave a hug, it was appreciated. Annex, 901 Asbury Ave., calling 263-3002. $15 adults and $12 seniors. Chalfonte’s Magnolia Room. Your words were always right; we could Monday through Friday Call 465-3963 to reserve Reservations are required. feel they came from your heart. Maybe you from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. STONE HARBOR – The tickets. Send checks to Ac- Call 884-8409. For information, call 609- made a sacrifi ce that was fi nancial; maybe 525-9300. you supported a group that supported me, Divisions are Fancy Deco- THANK YOU. rated Go Carts, Strollers, Coaches, Express Wagons Grace Baker, Mommy (Sharon) and Daddy (Joe) Brother Noah and Mom etc; Comic Decorated Go Carts; Strollers, Coaches, Mom and Pop Pop (Debbie and Bob Christman) etc.; Small Children’s Floats, These folks have gone the extra mile to show us kindness and love, all vehicles including ex- through support and prayer: press wagons and baby carriages with tops or sides built on measuring more Cape Pediatrics Tabernacle Methodist Church than three by fi ve feet and The Lighthouse Church Little Italy II Commercial and Non-Com- Shore Graphics Belleplain Deli mercial large fl oats. SAVE THE DATE – Aug. 18-20, The Mid-Atlantic Law Enforcement Survivors Week- Entry fee is $5 per child Love of Linda Cancer Fund Our Neighbors end will have a motorcycle drill show, parade, 5K Run and more. Local organizers and $10 for commercial Brendan Borek Memorial Fund Dr. R. Petrelli and Staff Chief Robert Matteucci, retired Highway Patrolman Jim Fogarty, retired Captain fl oats. All children receive George Greenland, chapter Vice President Dom Romeo, and Captain Bob Caruso Family & Friends old and new BTMH’s Wonderful ER Staff a gift for being in the are working with police departments from New York to Virginia to raise money for St. Raymond’s School Dairy Queen in Rio Grande parade. families of fallen offi cers. For more information go to midatlanticsurvivors.org

Community News 26 July 2006 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com 27 Kid’s Community News Please send items for kids or teens by 3 p.m. Thursday to: Mee at the Herald P.O. Box 400, Rio Grande, NJ 08242 or fax 886-1879. NORTH WILDWOOD community service projects – A Peewee Soccer Clinic for youth grades eight-12. sponsored by Wildwood Meetings and activities Catholic Soccer will be held held monthly. For more at the soccer fi eld, Eighth information: contact Rut- and Central avenues, July gers Cooperative Research 29 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and Extension 4-H Youth Children ages three to eight Development Program 465- are welcome. Cost of $25 5115 ext. 605. includes T-shirt, lunch, wa- AlaTeen: for teens with ter and a 30-minute game. family or friends who are al- Prizes will be awarded. coholics: Thursdays, 8 p.m., For more information and Church of Resurrection, to pre-register, call 729- 200 W. Tuckahoe Road, 4181. Marmora, 547-0855. Civil Air Patrol: ages 12-18: meets Thursdays, KIDS DAY – Rich Lessig says his highest ambition is to make ONGOING cadet programs, drill and children laugh. Assisted by two trained doves and three disap- EVENTS ceremony, safety classes, pearing rabbits, Lessig will entertain at 2 p.m. Aug. 2 at Kids aerospace education, emer- Day, on the grounds of the Physick Estate, 1048 Washington Barn Buddies - for kids gency services. 624-0529. St. in Cape May. Kids Day will also feature Joey the Clown, interested in horses. Ages Music: Impact Choir, a scavenger hunt with Ted E. Bear, the popular Bubble Pool, 8-11 meet every 1st and 3rd Seashore Church, 886- visits from Dr. Physick and John Philip Sousa, story telling by Sunday of the month from 6196; Kaleidoscope Kids the Cape May Teddy Bear Company, Victorian hat making, 1-3 p.m. Dues $20 benefi t singers, ages six-14, 465- sack races, face painting, children’s trolley tours, and a touch the center. For more info 7443; Community Concert tank courtesy of the Nature Center of Cape May, among many 884-2048. Band, Norm Lochten, 465- other activities. Refreshments will be available. Admission CCA-YAP - Youth Arts 8737. FOSSILS – Campers explore fascinating fossils during “Geology Rocks!” week is $6 for adults, $5 for children. For more information call Program: variety of arts and NAACP: Youth Council, at the Nature Center of Cape May. There is still half of the summer left and 884-5404. social activities for youth 10 ages 14-21, 624-9152. plenty more fun to be had at the Nature Center’s summer children’s classes. and older. Scouting: ages fi ve-17; The hands-on morning science and environmental education camps are held YAP - Saturday Nights: Girl Scouts of the South Monday through Thursday through Aug. 17 for Pre-K through grades nine. Arts and social activities Jersey Pines, 697-3900; Call the Nature Center of Cape May at 898-8848 for more information. throughout much of the Boy Scouts of Southern New school year for youth and Jersey, 327-1700. children ages 6-16. Pro- Swim Teams: ages fi ve- grams include Junior Arts 18: Cape May Recreation Camp for ages 6-10, and Dept., 884-9565; Crest Camp Congress Hall for Dolphins, 884-6390. ages 6-12. Teen Services: numbers Summer Youth Art pro- for activities, health ques- gram: half day summer art tions; United Way, 729- classes in Cape May and the 2255, free directory. Villas. Call 884-7525. Medical Explorers: will Rebel: youth group that meet May 9 at 6:30 p.m. in empowers other youth to the Maruchi Room. Open to make informed choices students ages 14-19 who about tobacco use meets are interested in the medi- the fi rst Monday of each cal profession. Call Ruth month from 5:30-6:30 Particelli, 463-2367. p.m. at Cape Assist’s offi ces Volunteer for the fol- in Wildwood, 3819 New lowing groups: Animal Jersey Ave. New members Welfare Society, 465-3403; are welcome. Burdette Hospital, Etc. Teen Karate: Every Shop, 463-2000; Cape Monday, Wednesday and May Nature Center, 884- Thursday. Call 886-6902 9590; Cape May Rec., or 889-8105. Terry, 884-9565; County Teen Program: Taber- Museum, Barbara, 465- 3535; Crest Haven Nursing 4-H FAIR – Members of the Pony Pal 4-H Club won several awards at the 4-H Fair nacle United Methodist held last weekend. Amy Velli won Grand Champion Novice English Pleasure, fi rst Church, 656 Seashore Home, Anthony, 465-1274; Habitat for Humanity, 463- PAGEANT – The Miss Hideaway Beach Pageant in Western Trail Class; fi rst, Beginner Western Horsemanship; second, Novice Rider Road, Erma. Wednesdays Equitation on the Flat; second, Western Pleasure Beginner Rider; fi fth, Beginner - Teen Bible Study 6:30 0244; Lower Twp. Rec., was held July 15 in Court House. The winners Zack, 886-7880; MADD, are Miss Hideaway Beach Alexis McGinn, Western Showmanship and Grooming. Amanda Velli won Grand Champion Begin- to 8:30 p.m. Friday Night ner English; fi rst, Western Horsemanship; fi rst, English Equitation; fi rst, Beginner Teens, 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. 463-1616; North Cape left, Junior Miss Hideaway Beach Kaylin Kelly, Center, Paul, 898-8899; right, and Little Miss Hideaway Beach Natalie English Pleasure; third, Trail Class Beginner. Pictured from left to right are Amy Homework Club: 3:30- Velli with Gus, Amanda Velli with Princess Jasmine. 4:30 p.m. Church of the Red Cross, Peg, 465-7382; Rea, front. Advent, Parish Hall, Wash- United Way, Suzanne, 729- 2002; Wetlands Institute, ington and Franklin streets, CAPE Cape May. 368-1211. Adults are also 4-H Teen Ambassadors: welcome. MAY st Say It in leadership, citizenship and COUNTY 1 People S Social Spotlight Helping People O Happy People helping Peo- all residents and visitors to S ple SUPPORT GROUPS Avalon and the surrounding Birthday! schedule can be found area from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. C on page 28. The exam will be conducted P by Robert K. Petrelli, an Congratulations! AVALON – On Aug. 12, Optometrist from North I CONGRATULATIONS Burdette Tomlin Hospital Wildwood. O Surprise! will host a “Home and JENNIFER A. MASTERSON Health Day” at the Avalon COURT HOUSE – Local A T May 13, 2006 Library and at the multi- Dialysis facility needs a vol- Thank You! purpose room of the Avalon unteer to help with general Happy Birthday Graduate of West Chester University Elementary School from 10 offi ce work (no computer L L Summa Cum Laude Getting Married! a.m. to 4 p.m. skills needed). Looking for a HappyWesley! 1st With a Bachelors Degree in Elementary Education In cooperation with the friendly person to work two Camden Eye Center, the days a week, 12:30 to 4:30 I 1 yearBirthday old today A Minor in Special Education Happy Avalon Lions Club will be p.m. If you have a desire KeelyWhen youCall owaywere And a concentration in Spanish offering free eye exams to to be part of a caring team G We love you and are so proud of you working with wonderful born,April God 11, blessed 2005 Anniversary! patients, please call Bonnie Keep following your dreams at 465-3444 H theYou rest make of us.us We wish you the best in your teaching career etc... Just Say It! laughLove every from day. Jen is the daughter of Dave and Dee Masterson of T GammyLove, Mommy & Pops Lower Township and a 2001 graduate of Lower Deadline Fridays at Noon & Daddy Cape May Regional High School and everyone else Love Always Call Rachel or Janet who loves you so! Mom, Dad, David Gabby, Rob and Family 886-8600 ext 33 or 34 28 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers 26 July 2006 Middle's Penkethman Becomes Vice Principal Coastie Life By AL CAMPBELL He has strong ties to the district was “aggressively Carmel Campos, Spanish community, and he knows pursuing” more of those teacher at high school, to Sunset Parades Something Special COURT HOUSE — The the student body,” said the specialties, but added, “Af- replace John Sweeney at Penkethman name will superintendent. ter tonight, we should be in $40,606. By CINDI JO KLUGER was both impressive in its skill and highly remain linked to Middle “We’re excited to have good shape.” Kelly Jo Lasher, media entertaining. Township High School. him come on board,” he Others hired were: specialist, permanent full Among the nicest, and free, activities Recruits on the drill team practice until That’s because the board concluded. Kathleen Watts, BSIP time at high school to re- that local residents and visitors to Cape their sixth week of training before they get of education hired Douglas At the meeting, the teacher, part time, $18,314 place Stephanie Gregory May can enjoy are the sunset parades at a chance to perform; then they are kept on S. Penkethman as vice board also approved hiring at Elementary No. 2. at $43,658. the Coast Guard base. the team for two weeks until they principal July 20. nine teachers or certifi ed Heather Chew, media Teachers who will work The sunset parades are mili- graduate. As a result, there are The school is located on staff personnel. specialist, 40 hours per at the district’s Alternative tary ceremonies honoring the always more experienced mem- Penkethman Way, renamed Among them was Timo- week, summer, at $25 per High School, which will be- lowering of the National Ensign, bers leaving and newer members to memorialize the new thy Moore, who will teach hour to help automate the gin its second year in Sep- or United States fl ag. They take coming in. vice principal’s father Rob- high school science. He will Middle School library. tember, include: Kathleen place on a Sunday and each “The drillmaster must con- ert Penkethman who also replace Eileen Mathers, and Susan Vallese and Debo- Sullivan, English; Christine honors something special. stantly change formation around served as a teacher, then earn $40,606 annually. rah Szigeti, summer school Bailey, mathematics; Su- The Memorial Day weekend depending how many men he has vice principal. Jennifer Bechtel, who teachers, substitute, at $30 san Ryan, social studies; parade honors the city of Cape and the level of experience,” said According to Superinten- will teach mathematics at per hour for 3.5-hour day at Richard Urbanski, science; May, while the parade for the Burgess. dent Michael Kopakowski, the middle school, replaces Elementary No. 2. David Farrow, character Coast Guard’s birthday in Au- After the drill team perfor- Penkethman will replace J.R. Chojnacki, and earn Kathleen Ranalli, sum- education; Celia Balliette, gust honors the Coast Guard mance, Commanding Officer Vice Principal Nancy Hu- $42,184 annually. mer school nurse, substi- Everyday Spanish; Gloria auxiliary. The Labor Day weekend parade Capt. Curtis Odom, “trooped the line,” danich, who resigned to Those specialties are dif- tute, $30 per hour, 3.5- Hodges, supervisor. honors the Labor Day holiday itself. Each which means walked by and in- accept the assistant su- fi cult to hire, Kopakowski hour day district wide. Contact Campbell at Independence Day parade honors the Boy spected each recruit company. perintendent’s post at the told the board. Nancy Montgomery, (609) 886-8600 Ext 28 or: and Girl Scouts of America. At this past Finally, precisely at sunset, a bugle Cape May County Techni- For that reason, he was business-technology teach- [email protected] ceremony, boy scouts from the South Jer- sounded “retreat,” a call typically used cal School District. “happy to recommend a sci- er permanent, full time, at sey Bay Sea district were in attendance. during a fl ag-lowering ceremony. It was He will earn $80,000 in ence and math teacher.” high school to replace San- Sunset parades are outdoors, so be followed by a canon blast, called a “salut- his position, and become Kopakowski said the dra Menz at $42,500. mindful of weather conditions. ing cannon.” Then came the lowering of one of three vice-principals Flags representing each of the 50 Unit- evening colors, or fl ag, and the playing of at the school. ed States are placed around the outer edge the national anthem. The fl ag of the gradu- Penkethman began his Stone Harbor Offi cers Get Permanent Status of the parade route, giving the grounds a ating recruit company remained fl ying in regal appearance. its place of honor. employment with the dis- By AL CAMPBELL trict in September 1989 The parade takes place approximately During this time, if available, a low-level as a special education 25 minutes before dusk and is timed fl y takes place overhead by a Coast Guard STONE HARBOR — No perfectly with the sunset. The recruit helicopter. The evening we were there, teacher. longer are borough po- He remained in that band, which is made up of Coast Guard however, the helicopter was called out lice offi cers Paul Reynolds recruits with band experience, begin the at the last minute to rescue a boater on post, and was elevated in and Daniel Mulroney “act- 2005 to Department Chair parade by playing. the water. ing.” Next, recruit companies from weeks The parade ended with coasties asked of Special Education, ac- By unanimous action of cording to Kopakowski. 3,4,5 and 7 enter the grounds in forma- to “stand in honor of their service” as the borough council July 18, tion, looking like phalanxes ready to battalion staff, band, drill team, color guard, “His promotion means both were made perma- there is an opening for defend. Their precision is impressive recruit companies and boy scouts went nent in their ranks, Reyn- and it’s fun to watch them as a group, by for a “pass in review” in front of the that position,” said Kopa- olds as captain, Mulraney kowski. then as individuals, then as a group again. structure where Odom, boy scout leaders as sergeant. Recruits in week 6 act as support, direct- and other offi cial parties were sitting. He was hired on an an- Both officers were ap- nual contract. ing traffi c, providing security, manning As the band passed. it played Semper pointed to an “acting” ca- a water station and anything else that is Paradas, or Always Ready, which is the “I think Mr. Penkethman pacity while a review was will do an outstanding job. needed. Coast Guard service song. The audience ongoing of the organization One of the most enjoyable parts of the was asked to stand for the passing of the of the police department by Al Campbell parade was a performance by the honor colors. the Public Safety Commit- NEW CAPTAIN — Stone Harbor Police Capt. Paul guard drill team, also made up of Coast Parade ceremonies take place on the tee of borough council. Reynolds takes oath from Borough Clerk Suzanne Guard recruits and led by drillmaster training center parade grounds and are Following consultation Stanford July 18. With him are his wife, Gina and Petty Offi cer Evan Burgess. Burgess is open to the general public. Children of all www.franktheatres.com with Chief William Toland, children Thomas, Lindsey, John and Grace. a qualifi ed company commander who is ages are welcomed to attend, but must be Rio Stadium Theatre and his “designees,” it was temporarily assigned to the honor guard accompanied by an adult. Located on the corner of determined to make the and is responsible for the drill team and Guests are to be seated fi ve minutes Rt. 9 & 47 in the Rio Mall, both permanent in their next to K-Mart color guard. prior to the beginning of the ceremony. 609-889-4799 ranks. The drill team uses A3O3 Springfi eld There are two more sunset parades this Cape May’s FIRST State Of The Art Motion Their families surround- Picture Complex! Featuring luxurious Stadium rifl es with fi xed bayonets in their perfor- summer, one Sunday, Aug. 6, with guests HIGH BACK ROCKERS & ALL DIGITAL SOUND! ed both men as Borough mance, a weapon that is specially used for seated by 7:35pm, and another Sunday, Free Summer Children’s Film Clerk Suzanne Stanford Fest Thurs. at 10:00 am these kinds of drills because it is so well Sept. 3 with guests seated by 7 p.m. administered their oaths balanced. It is a demilitarized weapon For more information about Coast Guard THE ANT BULLY (PG) of offi ce. (11:00am), 1:00pm, 3:00pm, 5:00pm, 7:00pm, and therefore can’t fire. The guard sunset parades, call Chief Warrant Offi cer 9:00pm In other police-related performed a most enjoyable routine that Bill Carson at 609-898-6969. JOHN TUCKER MUST DIE (PG13) matters, Councilman Brian (11:40am), 1:40pm, 3:40pm, 5:40pm, 7:45pm, 9:50pm Levinson, Public Safety MIAMI VICE (R) Committee chair, reported July. The items stolen from the vehicles (12:00), 2:30pm, 5:00pm, 7:30pm, 10:00pm 1,045 parking tickets had Pitch New Charter PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: included cash, cell phone, wallets, and DEAD MAN’S CHEST (PG13) been issued in June. small electronics. Police reportedly School 12:45pm, 3:30pm, 6:30pm, 9:30pm Of 37 local ordinance vi- caught the 26-year-old Montgomery Av- LADY IN WATER (PG13) COURT HOUSE — A proposal was (11:10am), 1:10pm, 3:30pm, 5:40pm, 7:55pm, olations, Levinson reported enue resident after a report of a vehicle 10:05pm 11 public urinations, 10 theft on Hildreth Avenue. Fontanez was made to the state Department of Educa- YOU, ME AND DUPREE (PG13) tion for an 85-student charter high 1:15pm, 8:00pm open containers of alcohol charged with seven counts of burglary, LITTLE MAN (PG13) in public, three for public Al Campbell nine counts of theft and is lodged at the school for grades 10-12 for students who 3:40pm, 5:30pm intoxication, one under- NEW SERGEANT — Stone Harbor Police Sgt. Dan- need specialized service. MY SUPER EX-GIRLFRIEND (PG13) county jail on $35,000 bail. (11:05am), 10:00pm age purchaser of alcohol iel Mulraney takes oath from Borough Clerk Suzanne One of the school’s founders is Wayne CLERKS 2 (R) and two underage persons Stanford July 18. With him are his wife Kristin and Newell, principal of Cape Compact high (11:30am), 1:20pm, 4:10pm, 6:10pm, 8:10pm, Depot Sign Up school. Charter schools are state-ap- 10:10pm who entered a licensed children Shannon, Daniel and Ryan. MONSTER HOUSE (PG) establishment to purchase RIO GRANDE — Workers recently proved public schools operated by private (11:20am), 1:20pm, 3:15pm, 5:15pm, 7:15pm, one was for a horse, 10 trustees instead of public boards of edu- 9:15pm alcohol. Contact Campbell at completed installing the red letters on FREE CHILDREN’S SHOW THURSDAY ONLY AT 10:00AM Of the 32 animal com- were for dogs, four cats, (609) 886-8600 Ext 28 or: Offi ce Depot’s newest location on the cation. Local districts have been reluctant ( ) = rain times only five birds, eight skunks, to send students to Compact because of Visit one of our other conveniently plaints received in June, [email protected] east side of Route 9, opposite Lowe’s. located theatres four raccoons and a duck. The store will be the company’s fi rst in the cost associated with it, thus making Harbor 5 Theatre, Stone Harbor 368-7731 funding unstable. Newell said that, if ap- Beach 4 Theatre, Cape May 884-4403 Cape May County. Strand Theatre, Ocean City 398-6565 The course of true love proved, the student-teacher ratio would Visit www.franktheatres.com never did run smooth. be 10 to one. If it wins state thumbs up, for more information News Digest Sun Plans Change William Shakespeare the school could open September 2007 (From Page 19) VINELAND — Sun Bancorp, Inc. and accept pupils from throughout the on July 24 reported it would sell or county. was sent to the Regional Trauma Unit at AtlantiCare consolidate fi ve branches to save $1 Regional Medical Center in Atlantic City. million annually and plans several “fee Horses Victimized enhancements” to increase annual fee y Fisherman Caught income by approximately $1.4 million. COURT HOUSE — Animal experts are Count scratching their collective heads trying pe May COLD SPRING — Jerry Barnes, 32, a commercial Thomas A. Bracken, president and Ca strict to determine what sort of villain attacked l Di fi sherman from North Carolina working aboard the chief executive offi cer, announced the l Schoo horses on a Goshen Road farm. One chnica O.J. Riggs, was charged with stealing a van from the “prudent and necessary new initiatives Te Center aged horse sustained bites, scratches and ng Lobster House parking lot on July 21. Barnes report- that will signifi cantly contribute to Te s t i d lacerations on its legs, back and sides. GED en Roa edly broke into a vehicle sometime between 6:30-8 our improved performance goal.” The Hav No solid answer could be arrived at 188 Crest use p.m. and removed a cell phone and wallet before alleg- developments are in addition to Sun’s urt Ho until offi cials at the state Department of May Co edly stealing the black Chevrolet van, police reported. June 26 announcement, in which it said Cape 1 Environmental Protection viewed images 65-216 Barnes was arrested July 22 after being stopped by it was reducing staff by about 8 percent (609)4 of the injuries. or 646 Wildwood Crest Police Offi cer Luke Donahue, accord- company-wide to produce an annualized x 648 r ing to reports. Barnes was charged with burglary, theft, pre-tax cost savings of approximately testing cente $3.5 million. The company reviewed ‘Back Yard’ Park ll now for and theft of an automobile. He was lodged in county Ca d times jail on $50,000 bail. several of its major operating services tes an vendor contracts and has negotiated, or Opens da ire” Education! th to a “H is in the fi nal stages of negotiating, new WEST CAPE MAY — The Farmers Yo u r pa Vehicles Pilfered and/or updated contracts expected to Market will no longer be held at Wilbra- WILDWOOD CREST — Police arrested David O. produce annualized savings of $1million ham Park. The new location will be the Fontanez on July 21 in connection with nine cases of for 2007. just completed Borough Hall Backyard burglary and thefts from vehicles during the month of (Page 44 Please)

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vents the possibility to pave not denied. creation to celebrate. the way for somebody that Jason not only got the There is true jubilation Covenant Presbyterian Church SPEAKING IN THE LIGHT otherwise has been left out chance to sit the bench that in heaven every time that 123 Fishing Creek Rd., NCM, NJ 08204 for too long to fi nally get a day, he got his big break to someone the earth has 886-2448 chance to come on in and the Berlin wall of autism labeled as a loser finally know what it feels like to by actually getting in the discovers that they are With Pastor Rudy win, who says that we need game. really a winner in God’s Sunday Worship to keep the principle at the The home crowd went eyes. When the house 9:15am - Sunday School - all ages Every now and then you “in charge” are more con- expense of the person? wild when Jason got off rules are defi ed, a dream hear a story that gives you cerned about doing things Such is the tale of one the bench and got onto is not denied and someone 10:00am - Coffee fellowship hope that maybe we hu- right rather than just doing Jason McElwain of Roches- the court. In his fi rst or- gets the chance to shine. 10:15am - Worship Service, Children’s man beings can get it right the right thing. ter, New York. As a high ganized action ever, McEl- Who is the next Jason to when it comes to properly I have always been a school senior, Jason had wain missed his fi rst two get to enjoy the spotlight Church, Nursery Provided ordering our priorities. firm believer that if the been the manager of the shots but then miraculously because you are willing to More often than not, emphasis of the leadership varsity basketball team at sank a lay-up and then hold the lantern? we care too much what championed keeping the Greece Athena High School just like Michael Jordan You can communicate Wednesday other people think and not rules over salvaging the in upstate New York. Here at crunch time, he hit six with Pastor Rudy by emailing Summer Home Bible Study 7pm enough about what God relationship, it was the is one of the key things three-pointers in a row to him pastorrudytlc@comcast. says when it comes to the perfect time to grab the you need to know about score 20 points in three net or writing him at The Call for directions incalculable worth of a opportunity to take a stand Jason because this is how minutes. Lighthouse Church, PO single life. and have the courage to the world has labeled him: “My first shot was an Box 1026, Rio Grande, NJ I am tired of watching break the rule in order to Jason is autistic. air ball by a lot, and then I 08242. good people being written build a spirit. His mother Debbie missed a lay up,” McElwain off and not getting a day in If a man-made rule be- views Jason’s autism like shared to a local reporter Assembly First Baptist Church the sun because the people comes a barrier and pre- the Berlin Wall and sees after the game. But after very little possibility for it the interviewer pointed Marks 50th of Wildwood ever to be cracked. In spite out his unbelievable feat, Maple & Atlantic St. John’s by-the-Sea of his physical disability, Jason said with a beaming Anniversary face, “I was hotter than a Avenues Jason has served the team CAPE MAY — The First 25th & Avalon Ave., Avalon, NJ pistol!” well by getting the towels Assembly of God of Cape 609-522-2981 609-967-7158 The team actually car- and wiping the sweat and May is celebrating its 50th ried Jason off on their St. John’s is a summer chapel in the enthusiastically cheering anniversary this ear, and the Pastor, Rev. Joe Mathis shoulders as the crowd Episcopal Diocese of New Jersey. his heart out for his friends founding father, Walt Eck- screamed in pure jubilee. all along the way. stein and his wife Tatiana, Th e church is open for worship from the fi rst His Coach said, “I’ve had Summer Worship Coach Jim Johnson ad- will be present July 30 to Sunday in June to the last Sunday in September. a lot of thrills in coaching mired Jason and wanted address the congregation. 9:30am but I’ve never experienced to do something special Eckstein will also be (Choir Practice 9am) such a thrill as what we July: Holy Eucharist 8:00 & 10:00 am for the young man to help sharing about his present saw today.” Jason’s Off Street Parking • Air Conditioned Th e Reverend Canon James L. Moore priest in residence build his self esteem. He work in Mexico. mom Debbie added, “Be- thought if he gave Jason a Morning service times Hearing Assistance • Nursery Provided cause of the autism, Jason jersey and put him on the are 8:!5 and 10:30 a.m. is used to feeling different, “A Friendly Church With a Friendly Message team and allowed him to For further information, call but never like this. This is about the Greatest Friend.” ST. BARNABAS sit the bench during the 884-2424. BY-THE-BAY last game of the season, it a wonderful kind of differ- would do wonders for Ja- ent!” EPISCOPAL CHURCH son’s confidence. School The rules were defied 13 W. Bates Avenue, Villas administrators strongly and Jason got a chance to 886-5960 advised against it. “It sets shine. Way to go Coach a bad precedent,” said one. Johnson! Way to walk by Sunday Worship Bible Study faith and not by sight. Why 8 am & 9:30 am Holy Eucharist Monday 7:30 pm Another warned about the Sunday School Healing Service insurance issues. Some- don’t we follow his lead? Sinners have no future; 9:30 am Parish Hall Thursday 9 am body else added, “What if Why do we allow what the ECW Evening Women’s Group - 3rd Tues.@7pm something goes wrong?” crowd says to hold so much ECW Women’s Group - 3rd Wed. @ noon Yes, but what if something power over us especially Holiness lives forever. www.saintbarnabasvillas.org goes right? when we know deep down How many great things inside that the majority’s have been prevented to findings contradict all of ever get the chance to be our intrinsic convictions to successful because we hu- fi ght for life? Island Family mans have chickened out Life matters most! See Jesus and not had enough cour- When we are willing to lay age to go for it because we down our so-called popular- paid for by Clifford Chew Worship Center succumbed to the pressure ity with the “in crowd” and about the remote possibil- give up our reputation with Sunday Morning Worship ity that something could the people whose opinions go wrong? change along with C.the Chew 3x2.5 7.26 lm.indd 1 7/23/06 9:44:45 AM 10:30am Every day you get out weather anyway, a winning of bed something could go situation is just around the Evangelical Lutheran Church www.islandfamilyworship.com wrong, but then again, a corner. Somebody is get- whole lot could go right ting the chance to be free to of Our Saviour Listen to “Perfect Day Radio” — get up anyway. Coach fl y. There is nothing cooler Third Ave. at 93rd St., Stone Harbor WIBG 1020AM Johnson put his job and his than when we decide to career on the line and was challenge the bully’s self- willing to lay it all down proclaimed authority and VFW Hall, 3816 Pacifi c Ave. Wildwood so that young Jason would take the risk to build a Sunday Worship - 8:30 & 10am Pastors Jack & Dawn Schell & Chris get a chance to fi nally take platform so that somebody For More Information Call (609) 576-2953 a stand. And because the who has been beaten up for house rules were defi ed, way too long fi nally gets a Sunday School (age 3-grade 6) 10am Jason’s chance to shine was chance to take a stand. Join us for lemonade on the lawn As a matter of fact, I think it is an act of worship to between the services. First United Sunday Worship at 9:30am do so, and a great sin to do Methodist Church “Holy Communion: First & Third Sunday” nothing. 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Wednesday Worship - 7:30pm And you can buy the Worship on the beach- Saturdays - 5:00pm Wednesday Service 6:30 p.m. lie, “I can’t!” “I’m busy!” (July and August- 101st St. Stone Harbor) I don’t want to!” Or you Children’s Bible can deny yourself and defy JOIN US THIS WEEKEND- THERE IS A PLACE JUST FOR YOU! the odds and get in the Pastor Jeff McLeod Club Wednesday 6:30 p.m. game and shoot threes for & Family God till the lights go out and lead the way for all of 30 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers 26 July 2006 Cape May County Eagle Offense Could Run to Success ALMANAC Aside from the heat and Georgia showed flashes cost blocker and occasional JULY humidity, there’s the shore of greatness a season ago. pass catcher. crowds and traffi c, there’s GAMES His continued rise will Parry, a converted line- MOON CORRECTION PHASES/POSITIONS TIMES beach tags and sunburn also take some pressure off backer, is not very athletic. The Moon’s effect on the Tide is great- Compute approximate of McNabb and Westbrook The jury is out on Tapeh est when closest to the Earth (in Perigee) and there’s lousy baseball. PEOPLE PLAY times of high & low and when in direct alignment with Sun water for your area by So what’s good about while helping locals try to due to a serious hip in- & Earth (Full & New Moon phases). On adding or subtracting the following By Joe Rossi and about these dates, low pressure sys- number of minutes for each tide mid-summer? forget about number 81. jury. It’d be nice to have tems and/or strong winds (depending phase in the Tide Table. Training camp, that’s Misplaced that guy’s name, a bruiser in that position upon direction) may result in fl ooding that’s why it’s the glam- through the line. Moats, and/or extremely low tides. LOW HIGH what. but he was pretty good. who could pound out short MOON PHASE Great Egg Harbor Inlet our position and the most in brief action, appears to Plus 7 Minus 1 It’s time once again to The offensive line is re- yardage when needed. Last Quarter ...... 17 highly paid. have some running skills, built and that’ll be another Realizing that McNabb New Moon ...... 24 Ocean City (9th St. Bridge) rev up the football juices as First Quarter ...... 3 Plus 31 Plus 11 colleges and professionals Coach and general man- as well. There’s no reason big test. Running the ball is beginning to age and Full Moon ...... 10 ager Andy Reid can certain- for Reid to shun the run any Perigee ...... 13 Corson Inlet (Bridges) lace up the cleats and pop allows the line to fi re off now has a mounting injury Plus 9 Minus 3 longer. An effective mix of Apogee ...... 1,29 on the pads. The Eagles ly assist his quarterback by the ball instead of retreat- history, the acquisition of TIDE TABLE Sea Isle City have lots of question marks instituting a strong running pass and run will be key to ing in pass protection. The Jeff Garcia as a back-up Computed for Cape May City (Ludlam Thoro Bridge) beachfront; for other areas, Plus 61 Plus 32 and the Terrell Owens attack. If indeed McNabb the Eagles’ resurgence. Eagles’ line would gain quarterback could prove see Correction Times. Westbrook, by the way, Sea Isle City Beach story won’t go away, but it’s can no longer carry a team confi dence and use its im- instrumental in the Birds’ (Eastern Daylight Time) Minus 7 Minus 31 on his back, then a stout should catch a lot of passes pressive size by pounding season. DATE HIGH LOW still great to be amidst the a.m. p.m. a.m. p.m. Townsend Inlet new football campaign. ground game is more nec- this season as the team the ball more often. Chances are that Plus 13 None JUNE Quarterback Dono- essary than ever. looks for a “go to” guy on Reid is a pass fi rst offen- McNabb will go down 28 Wed. 10:50 10:58 4:39 4:22 Stone Harbor 29 Thurs. 11:34 11:39 5:21 5:06 (Great Channel Bridge) van McNabb is the man Brian Westbrook is offense. Tight end L.J. sive coach, but not plan- again. Garcia will need 30 Fri. 12:18 6:02 5:51 Plus 51 Plus 27 with the spotlight shining thought to be too frag- Smith is another player ning a running attack will to step in and keep the JULY Hereford Inlet (Anglesea) brightly upon him. It could ile for pounding the ball who needs to break out be a costly mistake, espe- team moving. Koy Detmer 1 Sat. 12:20 1:03 6:42 6:40 Plus 24 Minus 2 2 Sun. 1:02 1:49 7:21 7:32 be a make or break year for 25 times per game, but a of the “potential” mold cially this season. has some ability, but lacks 3 Mon. 1:46 2:37 8:01 8:29 Wildwood Beach 4 Tues. 2:35 3:25 8:42 9:28 Minus 18 Minus 31 McNabb even though he shared backfi eld with Ryan and start performing. The Speaking of fullback ear- size, speed and strength. 5 Wed. 3:28 4:15 9:27 10:27 has several years of good Moats, Bruce Perry, and Rutgers product has been lier, Josh Parry and Thomas Tommy Chang, a college 6 Thurs. 4:24 5:06 10:15 11:23 West Wildwood (Grassy Sound Bridge) football still in him. whatever fullback emerges mostly talk and little action Tapeh don’t scare many star at Hawaii, is a com- 7 Fri. 5:20 5:56 11:05 11:59 Plus 50 Plus 23 8 Sat. 6:16 6:46 11:55 Suspect passing accuracy could take a load from the early in his pro career. teams, but Reid doesn’t rely pleted unknown as a pro- 9 Sun. 7:09 7:35 1:05 12:46 Cape May Harbor 10 Mon. 8:00 8:24 1:54 1:37 Minus 2 Minus 1 coupled with a declining in- quarterback’s shoulders. Reggie Brown will prob- on that position like the fessional. 11 Tues. 8:50 9:12 2:41 2:28 terest in running with the Westbrook has demon- ably take over as the num- true west coast offensives The offense will rely 12 Wed. 9:40 10:01 3:28 3:19 Five Fathom Bank Plus 3 Minus 9 13 Thurs. 10:31 10:50 4:15 4:13 football could make him an strated his skills, particular- ber one receiver. The of the past. The Birds seem upon McNabb to make 14 Fri. 11:23 11:40 5:03 5:08 Cape May Point average quarterback. The ly his quickness and burst second year player from to use the fullback as a low (Page 31 Please) 15 Sat. 12:17 5:51 6:07 Plus 33 Plus 34 16 Sun. 12:32 1:13 6:40 7:10 man who has led the team 17 Mon. 1:27 2:11 7:32 8:16 McCrie Shoal to several big playoff games 18 Tues. 2:26 3:11 8:26 9:25 Minus 20 Plus 12 19 Wed. 3:30 4:12 9:23 10:32 has often thrown crucial All About Delaware Bay 20 Thurs. 4:35 5:12 10:21 11:34 Bayshore Channel interceptions in post-sea- 21 Fri. 5:39 6:09 11:19 (Bay-Canal Junction) 22 Sat. 6:38 7:01 12:31 12:13 Plus 38 Plus 34 son losses. 23 Sun. 7:31 7:49 1:23 1:04 Coming off of a seri- 24 Mon. 8:18 8:33 2:09 1:51 Miami Beach (Villas) Fishing 25 Tues. 9:02 9:14 2:52 2:35 Plus 67 Plus 51 ous injury, time will tell By Steven Lerario 26 Wed. 9:43 9:52 3:32 3:17 Dennis Creek Entrance if McNabb can regain su- 27 Thurs. 10:22 10:29 4:10 3:58 Plus 111 Plus 87 28 Fri. 11:01 11:06 4:45 4:38 perstar status or become 29 Sat. 11:39 11:42 5:20 5:19 Brandywine Shoal Light another villain in the eyes 30 Sun. 12:18 5:52 6:02 Plus 65 Plus 39 31 Mon. 12:19 12:59 6:25 6:49 of the fans. It’s sometimes AUGUST Bidwell Creek Entrance The summer action is Bay behind Wildwood has Plus 87 Plus 54 unfair to blame the quar- 1 Tues. 12:58 1:43 7:00 7:42 terback for so much, but here and anglers are get- really heated up. Renee ting a mixed bag of fi sh. and Tom Lerro of Phila- As water temps change and delphia had 11 keepers CAPE ¶ MAY ELECTRIC fi sh search for temperature, on their vacation with one they’re starting to show… fl ounder tipping the scales BOUNTIFUL CATCH — Louis Acciavatti, Tom 884-WIRE (9473) meaning the croakers are 4.12 pounds aboard My Lil Acciavatti, Louis Acciavatti, John Acciavatti of in the Delaware Bay, and Shadow. South Philadelphia, with Steven Lerario, writer Get It Done Right NJ Lic. # 8614 the fl ounder are starting to Schoolie stripers have of this column, second from right, smile for the show out front. been caught on the sod camera aboard the sport fi shing boat Common A great summer time banks with clams and Sense after a fi shing trip to the Sea Isle Lump, the spot that I always liked is plugs; the best bite has weekend of July 15. Lerario said “We busted up McCries Shoal about six been at night according some tackle and fi nished up with 26 blue fi sh and miles straight out the Cold to Cathy. two bonito.” String Inlet. There is a buoy High hook this week was out there to mark it and Russell Juelg who caught there seems to be schools and released his fi rst white of fish that run through marlin trolling the Wilm- there. Bluefi sh, weakfi sh, ington Canyon. 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For All Your Building Needs have mattered if every driv- ing and he served a one-lap eight team, and this week Harvick widened that Darrell Waltrip, trying to er in the fi eld had learned penalty. NASCAR also told he was spun out by Dave lead Saturday by winning make yet another attempt OPEN: Monday - Friday 6:30 AM-5 PM how to race at Pocono Stewart and his team that Blaney, apparently unin- the Goody’s 250 at Mar- at his last race, had a quiet Saturday 7 am-12:30 PM by playing a video game. he would not be eligible tentionally. tinsville Speedway in Vir- day and finished 28th. 1135 Route 9 South No one was stopping the for the lucky dog award. Earnhardt was quite ginia. Harvick led 149 of But judging by the smile No. 11 FedEx Chevy and The lucky dog award is is- understandably dejected 215 laps to score his 23rd on DW’s face following Cape May Court House Denny Hamlin from win- sued every caution to the after the race. ``What am I career Busch Series victory, the race, I have a feeling ning the Pennsylvania 500 fi rst car a lap down, and it supposed to do?’’ he won- tying him for seventh all- this won’t be the last time 465-8787 at Pocono Raceway last allows that driver to rejoin dered. ``My motor blows time along with the likes we see him behind the Sunday. Hamlin led 151 the lead lap. Because Stew- up (last week) and now I of Dale Earnhardt, Dale wheel. of the 200 laps on the 2.5 art was forced a lap down got wrecked. I don’t know Earnhardt Jr., and Harry Coming Up: WHY CHARTER ANY OLD BUS? mile tri-oval in the Pocono by penalty, his was declared what else to do.’’ Gant, all prominent names The Nextel Cup Series Mountains. ineligible for this award. Kurt Busch fi nished sec- in the Busch Series. enjoys it’s fi nal off weekend But was the biggest story Stewart did get his lap ond, followed by Jeff Gor- of the year, while the Busch Hamlin’s domination? That back though, and recov- don in third, Brian Vickers Harvick did not have Series heads of to St. Louis would be your opinion. But ered nicely to fi nish sev- in fourth, and Kevin Har- a casual Sunday drive for a weekend of racing. you certainly had plenty of enth. But not without a vick rounding out the top though. He had a casual Don’t miss one second of stories to choose. Chase little more controversy. fi ve. Martin Truex Jr. had Martinsville Speedway exciting NASCAR action. contenders had an up-and- Carl Edwards, the driver a solid run and fi nished in drive fi lled with cautions. WHEN YOU CAN CHARTER A NEW down day all race long, Tony Stewart inadvertently the 10th position. A track record 19 cautions Bruce Knoll, 14, starting with yet another spun out, decided to get Race to the Chase claimed 87 laps and made of Eldora, can be con- COMFORT COACH saga caused by the de- Stewart back. Edwards, Update: Races left Until the longest run without a tacted by email at bknoll fending champion, Tony who is refereed to as one of Chase: Six yellow fl ag 19 laps. [email protected] 609-465-5078 Stewart. the sport’s kindest drivers, Near the Bubble: (points One of the most interest- On lap 33, Clint Bowyer’s has had a history of getting ahead of or behind 10th) ing cautions was when Ron car appeared to become into on-track arguments. 6) Mark Martin (+80), Hornaday, driving a car Notice of Hunting Certifi cate Lottery loose on the backstretch, After a caution came out on 7) Kasey Kahne (+38), owned by Kevin Harvick, causing the car to slide up lap 68, Edwards was trail- 8) Denny Hamlin (+37), spun in front on Harvick Lizard Tail Swamp Preserve, the track into Stewart, who ing Stewart into the pits. 9) Jeff Gordon (+35), 10) to bring out a caution. Middle Township, Cape May County, NJ then made minor contact Edwards tapped the Tony Stewart 2477. Cur- Harvick slammed on the with the outside wall. back of Stewart’s car at the rently out of chase: 11) brakes, and took his time The incident upset Stew- entrance to pit road, caus- Dale Earnhardt Jr. (-15), before getting going again, Applications for a limited number of special permits are now available for the art, who stuck his hand out ing him to spin around and 12) Greg Biffl e (-44), 13) appearing to try and allow 2006-2007 Deer Hunting Season for Bow and Arrow, Shotgun and Muzzle the window to show his lose valuable track time. Kurt Busch (-166), 14) Carl the car he owned to remain Loading Rifl es on designated sections of the Lizard Tail Swamp Preserve co- disapproval to the rookie. On the ensuing lap Ed- Edwards (-235), 15) Casey on the lead lap. owned by NJDEP and The Nature Conservancy. Up to 18 Bow and 18 Firearm He then veered his car into wards was issued the same Mears (-292). But since it could not be permits per season will be available to the general public. Permits will be the side of Bowyer’s, caus- penalty as Stewart was, but Busch Series: proved that this was why awarded through a lottery. All applicants must show proof of holding a cur- ing Bowyer to spin down Edwards never regained his It’s not unusual to see a Harvick was waiting to get toward the apron and make lap back and fi nished 39th, Nextel Cup Series regular moving again (The pace car rent New Jersey Firearm Hunting License, Bow and Arrow Hunting License, contact with and send the four laps of the pace. running away with a race had not picked up the fi eld Rifl e Permit and/or All-Around Sportsmanʼs License as appropriate. A random 99 car of Carl Edwards, Chase contender Dale in the Busch Series. The yet, so that could have been drawing will take place on August 25, 2006. Successful applicants will be who was veering low to Earnhardt Jr. also struggled, Buschwackers, as they are used as an excuse), there notifi ed by September 2, 2006. Applications must be completed and received avoid the wreck, spinning fi nishing 43rd for the sec- called, do that quite often were no penalties issued. at the address below by August 18, 2006. Applications may be obtained by as well. ond straight week to drop in fact, as Nextel Cup regu- Harvick’s Childress Rac- contacting: lars have won all but two ing teammate Clint Bowyer Busch events this season. fi nished second, followed The Nature Conservancy But it’s not usual to see a by the Chevrolet of Denny 2350 Route 47, Delmont, NJ 08314 (609) 861-0600 Need A Container? Nextel Cup Series regular Hamlin, the Dodge of Reed Call Raff Recycling for a 10, 15, Eagle CONTACT-Cape 20 or 30 yarder for Trash or (From Page 30) Avalon 5-Miler Winners Told Construction Debris plays in the passing game. Fast, efficient service. Reid will undoubtedly call SOMERS POINT — Re- more tosses than runs. But sults for the 26th annual Also... We will pay you for your Big Red needs to keep per- CONTACT Cape-Atlantic spective about his quarter- 5-Miler held July 15 have recyclable aluminum cans, back’s accuracy and the ex- been announced. They are plosiveness that Westbrook as follows: copper, brass, and batteries that and even Moats possess out Overall male winner was you bring to us at 209 Goshen of the backfi eld. Jacob Frey and overall fe- Failure to run will mean male winner was Meghan Road in Cape May Court House! failure, however, a combi- Bishop. Metal Prices Are Up nation of air and ground Other male winners could deliver a success- were: Nathan Wool, Timo- ful season. 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As soon as I heard Governor Corzine say he thought the state —Avalon workers should get paid for time off during the state shutdown, *** I immediately sent him and my local legislators a message saying I My family has been in Avalon since the early 1900s. I just Nothing in this world did not agree with his decision. Four days — I had to put money received the July Aloha News. In the Tips for Visitors column, away for a rainy day. The state shutdown was their rainy day. If the they state that people should be sensitive to the dune areas. It state workers are paid, I predict a domino effect will take place. I neglected to state that they are for the exclusive use and plea- am sure the state police union, the PBA, the FOP and every other sure of the wealthy landowners to build monstrous edifi ces to is worth missing union that worked during the shutdown will demand additional their egos. The realtors and builders “encourage” the town of- time off or compensation. I did advise the governor that the state fi cials to prostitute Avalon by selling and reselling anything to do workers should be allowed to use vacation, compensatory time or with zoning and building variances. What’s wrong with leaving personal time in order to get a full week’s pay. That’s fair to the the dunes natural for the pleasure of everyone? They make Ava- heaven for. state workers and to the taxpayers of New Jersey. lon unique — reclaim the dunes. —Cape May County —Avalon Call me, *** *** The focus on the 122nd Street, Stone Harbor incident last The Herald failed to mention that Teri Schad is an employe week should be on “What the Beach Patrol Headquarters did of the Herald. They also said that no other witnesses came after the call was made notifying them of lifeguards not paying forward that day, but now they have talked to witnesses. Paid for by C. Chew attention.” What action did they take, if any? If no action was —Court House Jesus taken, why? I for one want to know what they did with this *** information. In regard to Beirut, Lebanon, it is bringing back a lot of mem- —Malvern, Pa./Stone Harbor ories for a lot of families that lost loved ones there some 23 years *** ago. Let’s hope we do not have to send any peacekeepers over We were on the 122nd Street beach in Stone Harbor last there again. The news of how there are so many Americans over 3.5% week and saw the lifeguards sitting on the chair chatting. We there and how the government is getting them out is what hap- Protect Your saw the fl ag down and a bather dig a hole with a shovel to pened 23 years go when our Marines went over there to help replace it. We never saw the guards look that direction for a out. As a sister who lost her brother in Beirut this is just like Home from while; maybe like 20 minutes or so. We tried talking to police it happened back then. A lot of memories when I was 14 and after the incident, but they just listened and took no information knowing my brother was heading there to help restore peace in from us. No statements or anything, why? a city that one-half did not want them there. Let’s pray that we Hurricanes —A Visitor do not have a repeat of 23 years ago. God bless our troops and *** God bless America. with If a call is made to the beach patrol and they ignore it and a —Rockport/Middle Township person dies minutes later, is there a problem? *** —Cape May County This past spring I asked my granddaughter for some money so *** that I could go on some boardwalk rides and have some fun this Impact-Resistant I was very interested in learning the identity of the hom- summer. She never gave me any money. Now the cost of rides has eowner building in the high dunes. Thanks to Mr. Rice and his sky rocketed and on top of that she wants me to give her money plan for a 20,000-square-foot home, tax dollars needed for other to buy a bathing suit. I guess young people have changed. from items (beach replenishment), were diverted to attorney fees to —Bored Old Timer in North Cape May Vinyl Windows reduce his plan to 14,000 square feet, while still disturbing the *** ecosystems of the high dunes. I am a year around senior citizen and taxpayer. My comment —Avalon to the community mailbag is what a waste of man hours and *** postage. Brochures can be picked up at various locations on Why do we never see the North Wildwood Police on West the Seven Mile beach. If you want a suggestion, give year around 18th Avenue? There are many party houses on the block with senior citizen taxpayers a beach tag and stop this unfavorable Designed to help keep wind and debris from underage kids drinking, disturbing the neighbors and causing recycling waste. penetrating your home’s exterior during damage. When we do call they don’t arrest anyone. We want the —Avalon old cops back that took care of business. *** volatile weather conditions —North Wildwood The Philadelphia Inquirer July 13 article featured a Sea Isle *** City meter maid who is not doing her job. In Sea Isle City, a NOW AVAILABLE AT The commissioners’ meetings are a disgrace. It is clear that the 15-minute warning is given when a meter is expired. This woman commissioners don’t want to hear from the people. Now they has the nerve to say she doesn’t check the meter again for an just end the meeting without giving all of the people a chance hour or more after giving the warning. As a taxpayer in Sea Isle WILDWOOD GLASS INC. to speak. I guess they never heard of the Open Public Meetings City, I want to know why this woman is being paid a salary to Act. not do her job. —Sea Isle City —Sea Isle City New Construction and Replacement Windows *** *** Storm Doors • Auto Glass • Glass Table Tops I don’t see anything being done about the pavers on the Life in Cape May is like living in a fairyland. No worries, no sidewalk on 24th Street. Is there a new rule that I can make heavy thinking required. Huge sums of money are requested to Mirrors • Shower Doors and Tub Enclosures my own sidewalk because I was thinking of brick for my side- pay for the as of yet uncompleted plans for a massive make over of walk because it matches my house and I have a person to do it. the Washington Street Mall, a new convention center and perhaps 2505 NEW JERSEY AVENUE, NORTH WILDWOOD • 522-2151 Thanks North Wildwood for changing the rules — my home will a parking garage. Questions by the public are greeted with “trust look great. I will give it a month then I know the coast is clear me” by city council and the mayor, and “not to worry” by our city to pave. manager who says he will use bonds to fi nance the entire project. —North Wildwood I guess bonds are a new kind of magical money, and my great *** grandchildren won’t be paying them off when the proponents of Where’s the Seashore Line this not too well planned fi asco are all long gone. train? It’s mid summer —Cape May Sail into and it’s not running. Also I *** thought they were going to get In his column of July 5, Herald publisher Art Hall complains rid of the old rundown parked that the state of New Jersey is spending too much money. Of trains in Rio Grande, What’s course he doesn’t say just what the state is spending too much going on? money on. Nevertheless, let’s all make a note to remind him of Sturdy’s —Green Creek that July 5 column the next time that he advocates that the state *** spend billions of dollars extending Route 55. * To all motorists, local or —Avalon Home Equity Loan Sale! 6.99% not: I have noticed daily the *** lack of use of turn signals To the special thank you spouter: I don’t know what part of everywhere. I am sure many West Wildwood you come from, because the West Wildwood Borrow up to $250,000 for 15 years other people have noticed family day was a disaster other than the children’s parade also. I would assume that your which was beautiful, and they got nothing to eat but a pretzel vehicle is defective so I sug- for their march around the island. What ever happened to the Personal service from Sturdy’s local lending team. gest you take it back to the “hot dog and soda” that they used to get to eat? These children dealer or take it to the near- look forward to that hot dog and soda. Let Nora use her 20+ years of experience to help you! est car repair center and get —West Wildwood it fi xed. Or simply look in the *** Call (609) 463-5210 car manual to fi nd out where it We took the kids to the boardwalk last week and had a very is located and learn how to use good time. We bought a book of tickets and wristbands for it and help prevent road rage the kids. It has been my understanding that a wristband is good and rear-end accidents. Use on all piers. With that in mind, why did the operator of a certain common sense when driving. roller coaster ride say the wristbands were not good on this ride —Cape May and it would cost $20 to ride? Is the employe trying to make a *** buck or what? If anyone knows about this, please let me know. I would like to thank the Ava- —Court House lon Police Department for *** their immediate response I This is just a thought. New Jersey has the highest tax on ciga- had about the trailer and boat rettes in the U.S. That being said, why can’t smokers light up *Annual percentage rate (APR) is available for a limited time only and is parking on Sunrise Drive. We, where they want? I agree there are some places where smoking subject to change without notice. Loan to value ratio of 80% on loans up to as a community, need to go to is inappropriate, but when smokers are paying for most things $150,000 and 70% on loans of $150,001 to $250,000. Single family, council and get the ordinance in this state with the high taxes put on cigarettes, they should primary and secondary residences eligible. Other property types may put back into law. There are have at least the same freedoms they have had in the past, not qualify. Monthly payment for each $1,000 borrowed is $8.98. Automatic too many boat trailers parked less. Also, has anyone thought about taxing alcohol? People MEMBER payment from a Sturdy Savings Bank account required. on our streets. Where are who drink and drive have impaired judgment, not people we to park our cars? (Page 33 Please) Herald Newspapers 26 July 2006 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com 33

Spout Off City of Cape May to institute the Master Plan to make Lafayette (From Page 32) and Washington streets one-way. The trucks and busses that Fiberon Composite deck prices are cannot make the turn without going up on the curb and sidewalk going up. So, before the Aug. 10th who smoke and drive. increase, come see the beautiful —Court House are already destroying the curbing on the corner of Lafayette and colors that are available from Fiberon (ED NOTE: Somebody thought about that along time ago.) Sydney. Look at the cracks and crumbling. Composite decking. Take advantage of *** —Cape May LUMBER, FENCE & STONE CO. our special pricing and treated lumber Since the Herald decided it’s okay to print positive restaurant *** WHOLESALE - RETAIL to go under your new Fiberon Deck. reviews in Spout Off, I wonder whether they’ll be fair and print In response to Moorestown about the movies on the beach: Drywall, Hardware & Building Materials 10% OFF All pressure treated lumber, this negative review: In response to last week’s spouter who I went to the movies on the beach by the convention center, and when you purchase as little as 1 piece of Fiberon Decking. Remember Fiberon praised a certain restaurant, I’m glad you had such a great expe- did not have that problem...You must have gone to the wrong $ Decking will be going up 10% Aug. 10th rience there. I’m sorry that I can’t say the same. Not only was movies on the beach. American Flags 3’x5’ 5 and treated lumber has never been this the service sub-par, but my entree contained a substitution that —West Deptford inexpensive in years. *** Roberts & New Jersey Aves. I didn’t ask for or want. When I brought this to the attention of Wildwood, 522-8395 IN STOCK my waiter, he said that the kitchen had run out of the item that Upper Township has done away with rules. Things are done Grey, Cedar, Brown I ordered and had substituted something else. Can you imagine at the pleasure of the offi cials. That is why trash cans sit out for Mon.-Fri. 7:30am-5pm • Sat. 8-4 • Sun. 9-2 3.5% & Redwood that they did this without even asking me? a week; bulk trash can also be placed on the curb a week before. 416 State Hwy. 47 South Sales Tax 12’, 16’ & 20’ $2.05 Lin.Ft. —Cape May That is why trucks travel illegally on our roads, and that is why Green Creek, 889-9090 in 24’ $2.40 Lin.Ft. speed limits are ignored. If you can’t have two sets of rules, the INTRODUCTORY SALE! *** Mon.-Fri. 7am-5pm • Sat. 8am-1pm Wildwood! New Style Tropics Decking Looks Like Yes, it appears there will be no “heart and soul” in our local next best thing is to have no rules. Mahogany! nursery school without our dear Miss Ellen? Why she was let —Upper Township Closed Sun. 12’, 16’, 20’ Jatoba Reg. $3.15 l.f. SALE $2.85 l.f. go is a mystery but we do know there will be no “happy days” *** without her. I am a retired police and fi re dispatcher of 22 years from —Avalon North Jersey. I have made my retirement home in North Wild- *** wood. I have a scanner to listen to the happenings around town. Miles of beautiful beaches and nowhere for our dogs to I feel that it is a real shame the way that the dispatchers from play. It’s unfair that our “local” dogs have to exit the beach from Wildwood carry out business for the noon fi re test and other PUBLIC NOTICE May-October. They enjoy cooling off in the ocean on hot sum- radio transmissions. They sound very unprofessional and it is an Mosquito control is everyone’s responsibility; please do your part by preventing mer days too. North Wildwood should designate a “dog beach” embarrassment for all dispatchers. I could see if the dispatcher standing water from accumulating on your property. For more information on mos- on the north end, unguarded beaches, where owners are fully was effi cient and diligent during normal dispatches, but I think quitoes and mosquito control contact the Cape May County Department of Mosquito responsible for their dogs. It’s long overdue —at least give it a that they should become good at their job before they start goof- Control Program at (609) 465-9038 and/or visit our website at try. ing off on taxpayers time every day at noon. www.capemaycountygov.net/mosquito —North Wildwood —Wildwood *** *** In compliance with section 9.10 & 9.15 of the New Jersey Pesticide Control Code To the spouter who thinks the Court House is quaint and To those who are complaining about Stone Harbor’s water (N.J.A.C. Title 7, Chapter 30) the Cape May County Department of Mosquito Control historic: Look around a half-mile mile in either direction of the tower being tacky, you need to get real. It is only temporary. (CMCDMC) may be applying pesticides for the control of adult mosquito populations church — it is one big business shopping area. Take the blind- Besides, there are more important things to worry about in the on an area-wide basis, as needed, throughout Cape May County during the period of ers off. Nothing quaint and historic here. world today. Be thankful you have water to drink. April 1st through November 30th, 2006. —Villas —Stone Harbor *** *** The pesticides used will be those recommended by the New Jersey Agricultural Ex- I still cannot understand the logic or intelligence of the In the real world, the world of private business, when an em- periment Station (NJAES) for the control of adult mosquitoes which include: Mala- North Wildwood city offi cials. For the past four plus years, ployer cannot use his employes, they do not work and they do not thion (Fyfanon ULV) and/or Resmethrin/piperonyl butoxide (Scourge), and/or Perme- they allowed any motel to get demolished and replaced by town- get paid. Enter the fantasy world, the world of government. Gov. thrin/piperonyl butoxide (Aqua Reslin) and/or Sumithrin/piperonyl butoxide (Anvil houses and condos and only now, they have come to the real- Corzine says the State employes that were out-of-work during 2+2, Anvil 10+10). Products will be applied from the ground by truck or hand held ization that there are not enough hotel rooms for the tourists. the State shutdown should get paid. Rather than pandering equipment and/or aircraft, all using Low Volume or Ultra Low Volume techniques. So now, they have this original and great idea to allow high- to the labor unions, it would be nice to see him take a stand for rise buildings and create condotels to replace the lack of motel principle. But principle is not what we get from Trenton. The Contact the National Pesticide Information Center at 1/800/858-7378 for routine rooms. Good luck trying to fi nd a developer to front the millions governor now has his $30.9 billion budget and we are left with pesticide related health inquires. Call the New Jersey Pesticide Control Program at for such a multi-year project in a downward real estate market. an increase in our sales tax. We wonder how Delaware can get 609/984-6507 for pesticide regulation information, pesticide complaints and health But did they ever think of perhaps, they could have created an away with running their State with a sales tax of zero. Yes, that’s referrals. In the case of any pesticide emergency, please contact the New Jersey Poi- ordinance four plus years ago that kept motels as motels? right. Zero. We also wonder how many New Jersey residents son Information and Education System at 1/800/222-1222. —North Wildwood will visit Delaware from time to time to take advantage of their *** lower prices. It is illegal to make the trip but we suspect many Upon request, the Cape May County Department of Mosquito Control shall provide I’ve seen the sign at the Methodist church. God says get the will do it anyway. Sorry, governor, but there are ways to avoid a resident with notification at least 12 hours prior to the application, except for word out and that’s what they’re doing. The rest of you, leave your tax increases. Quarantine and Disease Vector Control only when conditions necessitate pesticide the church alone, you do what you want on your property, so —Cape May County application sooner than that time. go ahead light it up. *** —Court House With older homes being destroyed and new condos being The phone number/website for updated information on time and location of *** built in Wildwood Crest, I just wanted to send an extreme thank adult mosquito control application(s) is 609/465-9038 press “1”. Website: What is the matter with Corzine? I say everyone should get you to the two gentlemen who live at the corner of Sweetbriar www.capemaycountygov.net/mosquito. Those seeking further information regard- together and take their business to Delaware where there is no Road and Park Blvd. We come down from New York for the past ing the Cape May County Department of Mosquito Control activities are requested tax. Why should we pay 7 percent sales tax? It’s bad enough fi ve years, and have been amazed to see the progress they have to contact Peter Bosak, PhD NJCPA 24144B, 35 Route 47 North, Dias Creek, when you buy in Wildwood and their tax was 8 percent. I made as we walk by with the kids and are always greeted with a New Jersey 08210. stopped going over there to buy anything. friendly hello by them whether they were up to their elbows work- —North Cape May ing or just sitting on their porch with their dogs. So to the guys *** at Sweet Briar and Park, your house is beautiful, and we wanted What is North Wildwood coming to? I would like to know you to know that we appreciate it and with hopes maybe others how the winner of Miss North Wildwood 2006 is from Haver- will take notice and begin doing the same with these fantasticCMCMosqu3x5 7.26.6 lm.indd 1 7/21/06 2:26:57 PM ford, Pennsylvania. It is my understanding that the young ladies older homes instead of tearing them down. We look forward to in the competition are there to represent the city in parades see what you’ve done next year. and special events. How is she going to represent North Wild- —Wildwood Crest wood from Pennsylvania? I went to the crowning in the rain, *** Cape May and there were local girls on stage who looked very disappointed I would like to thank the North Wildwood beach patrol for that a non-local girl won. the fantastic job they do each summer. North Wildwood is one —Wildwood of the safest beaches on the east coast. Our lifeguards are well *** trained and do a great job guarding our beaches. We all need to Every day I see this little boy, four or fi ve-years old, ride his remember that our lifeguards are not baby sitters. Parents need Wicker bike alone up and down the street. His parents not once yell to keep an eye on their kids and swim only when lifeguards are for him as to where he may be — never call him. Everyone in on duty. “The Famous Cape May Shopping Experience!” the neighborhood tells him he better get home before some- —North Wildwood thing happens to him...He just rides all alone with no parental *** DIRECTLY IMPORTED! YOU SAVE $$$! supervision. I hope his parents realize the danger they put him In the areas between Avalon Boulevard through Shellbay in — especially in today’s society. Avenue on the Garden State Parkway, the posted speed is 50 —Erma mph. If this speed limit were enforced, the State of New Jersey SALE *** would be fully funded for the bridge at Stone Harbor Boulevard. (Reg. $39.99 - $49.99) Does anyone know why certain ice-cream men on the beach A week ago, the mayor of Cape May proudly displaying his em- have tip jars on their carts? Don’t they work for themselves? blem, passed me in excess of 65 mph in a 50 mph zone. Does —North Wildwood anyone read signs? Does anyone care? $ 99 *** —Dennis Township NOW Careless drivers: When driving through Lower Township in *** 19 either direction, I frequently see cars with two wheels over the I have noticed that the creation of a “special improvement line in the bike lane. It would seem the motorists cannot keep district” suggested during the early planning phase for the up- their cars in the proper lane. Bikers beware, south of the ca- grading of our downtown area has been quietly dropped. This nal. special district would have allowed the many building owners —Cape May in the mall area an opportunity to share more equitably in the *** multimillion-dollar face-lift they seem to be aggressively promot- Congratulations to the Lower Township Board of Education ing. I don’t expect the already obscene rents the merchants are for not caving in to the unreasonable and unlawful demands paying to decrease. of the homosexual teacher. Presumably the Lower Township —Cape May Education Association and the board negotiated the current con- *** tract in good faith. The majority of members in both groups Has anyone noticed that every bus stop shelter is trashed ratifi ed it and now all parties must abide by it. The contract, along Route 47? Broken glass, shopping carts, etc. The longer I a legal document, does not provide health benefi ts for unmar- live here, the dirtier this town gets. I think the locals have to ried partners — homosexual or heterosexual. What Mr. Deane stick together and look out for this. is doing is selfi sh, cowardly and politically motivated. Why did —Rio Grande he wait until the summer to bring in an outside group to hassle *** the board? Well, after the last two articles in the Herald about the death OR Palm Thatched —Bayshore West on 122nd, I’m totally confused. The police didn’t take state- Green Market Umbrella Umbrella Top *** ments on the beach, why? Our beach patrol captain avoids the Before “spouting.” I’d like to say how much our family loves phone call, why? Our town administrators take no action with “Spout Off.” It is the source for conversations throughout the our beach patrol captain, why? Did they totally miss the point All Sales Final, No Returns Or Exchanges week. Thanks. Now my “spouting” ... What a sad statement on of the caller notifying them of a problem? Why are we reading humanity, when a mother frantically searches the beach for about the cause of death, when we really need to talk about WHILE SUPPLIES LAST. CASH & CARRY her young child, and has only the lifeguards helping her, while the problem that occurred prior to the death? Get back to the everyone else sits around watching. However, when there’s an root of the problem injury on the beach, fl ocks of people surround the ailing person —Stone Harbor/Harrisburg Cape May Wicker like “vultures” drooling over their newest prey. We need to ask *** ourselves if we would help someone in need or are we specta- “There will be a public workshop from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. 3 Convenient Locations • Open 7 Days tors? It’s something to think about. Wednesday at the ballroom at Congress Hall to review current —North Wildwood issues and concerns” was publicized and false. The issue regard- 203 Sunset Blvd. 1930 Route 9 North *** ing the revitalization of the mall was squelched in the opening How fast do you think the NJ Transit busses are going when remarks of the meeting. Why? And, why didn’t I walk out? West Cape May Clermont they come into Cape May? They’re clearly exceeding the 25 —Cape May 609-884-8440 609-624-3031 mph speed limit. Are they setting an example for the tour bus- (ED NOTE: It wasn’t a mall meeting). ses? *** —Cape May To the person who said they were disgusted with how many Cape May Wicker Silk Flowers *** people vote Democratic just because their parents do: A hand- If the county wants to preserve the roadwork they just com- ful of people may do this, including Republicans, but a study 109 Sunset Blvd., West Cape May • 609-884-5330 pleted on Lafayette/Sydney streets, they should prevail upon the (Page 36 Please) 34 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers 26 July 2006

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Spout Off *** Richard E. Sandman, Esquire (From Page 33) I love Utz Potato Chips, but I will never eat another one. Their MUNICIPAL COURT, CRIMINAL LAW, FAMILY LAW, shows that more Republicans vote the way their parents do need to destroy our beloved dunes, just to show how rich and than Democrats, mainly because Democrats are more diverse powerful they are is utterly disgusting. JUVENILE MATTERS, ESTATE PROBATE & ADMIN. in thinking rather than hidebound. The war in Iraq and the war —Stone Harbor on terrorism has given an excuse for Republicans to be Repub- *** 609-463-1555 lican, other than those things, the only thing Republicans stand With the real estate values dropping like fl ies, are they for is a greater national debt. Democrats can do a better job than going to lower the taxes accordingly? Republicans not only in domestic policy, but also on the war on —North Wildwood Roofi ng terror. If you disagree that a Democrat would do better, then I *** would like to point out to you that Osama Bin Laden is still on On July 29th of this season on Rt. 347, a car heading north at the loose. Bush said, “We will fi nd him and bring him to justice.” 3:30 p.m. was passing in the no passing zone. Thank God the three It has been nearly fi ve years since the war on terror began, we cars coming south were far enough over to the right and could haven’t found Bin Laden nor have we put him to justice. Presi- more over to get out of his way or it would have been a disaster. dent Bush has failed. On June 30th, I stopped at a stoplight, about the eighth car behind, —Court House and I was rear ended by a pizza delivery car. I’m fi ne, the car’s *** fi ne — but his foot slipped off the brake, if you believe that one. Fourteen days — It took someone in the SIC Fire Department The next was a white delivery truck on July 5th, he ran at the (volunteers) that amount of time to let people know what hap- same light up on the side walk for about 20 feet and proceeded Roofing, Siding & Windows pened on the Fourth of July. On page fi ve of the current issue of fourth toward Cape May and was weaving all over the road from the Herald, “Fireworks Misfi re.” Six people were injured, a the right to the left. At the Townbank Road light, he was falling house was hit and an auto was damaged. Why were city offi cials asleep at the wheel. On July 7th at Fulling Mill and Bayshore so quiet about this news? Now you wonder why you get no an- roads, a tractor-trailer came whipping around the corner to go swers from city government. toward Fulling Mill Road toward Rio Grande, and almost hit my —Sea Isle City front end. What’s wrong with the drivers on the road today? Last *** Thursday night from Erma on Airport Road, a car passes my car, The commissioner responsible for public safety and the Chief pulled in and then passes another car and those passing were in “We Cover Your World” of Police should be made to explain the need for so many sum- no passing zones. The drivers need help or else I am just going mer policemen. Tuesday evening two policemen were patrol- to have to stay home until Labor Day. ling the south end of the island; I don’t know what class of offi - —Cape May County cers they were. They were dressed in blue shirts and blue shorts. *** 609-889-5000 They were strolling along, and engaged in conversation as if they Fare Free: You should pickup all of your customers all the were on vacation. This seemed to be a waste of manpower or time. You should not forget and cancel and say you do not have www.DaveAdamsRoofing.com poor utilization of personnel. I can’t recall reading or hearing of enough drivers. When people call up and schedule appointments, any police being assaulted in SIC, so why the need to have them you should take them places. You should work all holidays and assigned in pairs? weekends. You should not have off. Our taxes are paying for you —Sea Isle City to work. You should not have off the holidays; you should work *** on the weekends. People are putting bread and butter on your table. You are lucky you have a job. If you want time off then you Sportsmen’s Tavern should go to the unemployment line and stay there. Why should American taxpayers pay for the living expenses, —Lower Township Between Lincoln & Garfi eld Aves. on New Jersey Ave. phones, medical expenses, counseling, etc. for Americans (many with dual citizenships) to be evacuated from Lebanon? Surely *** 609-522-7111 • Open 7am-3am Daily these people knew the risks of being in an unstable region before Why doesn’t the state and IRS crack down on all the land- Thursday they went there. They went there voluntarily — they should pay scaping businesses that hire illegal aliens and pay them under the Night for their own way out. table with cash? Every landscaping business uses Mexican workers —Green Creek because they don’t have to pay them as much and these workers Drink *** don’t pay any taxes. Everyone else has to pay more taxes because Breakfast Club Specials We have been a resident for over 25 years. My husband has of businesses that pay their workers under the table. a boat and a jet ski, which we slip at the North Wildwood ma- —Middle Township Open 7am rina. He also worked there about six years. My comment is, why *** don’t they fi x the area up where people fi sh, and the gazebo Please tell me how come the local cable companies are allowed OLDIES DJ which we love and use all the time? My son already put a few to take regular channels and put them on digital? They took Every Thursday Night new boards in it. A charge of $10 for putting the boats in should Oxygen off and put it on the digital thing. I’m paid up for the HAPPY HOUR SPECIALS be more than ample for keeping the marina park in good condi- whole year, I enjoy watching Oxygen so what do I do about that? tion. There is trash all over the place. No wonder people are I don’t want digital. DJ Datgirl leaving and going elsewhere. —Villas 7 Days a Week —North Wildwood *** Spinning Hip-Hop • R & B *** I just returned from the Hilton Casino in Atlantic City. The $1.75 Domestic Bottles I see Mr. Anzelone has become chairman of the Middle smoking ban is the biggest joke I’ve ever seen. There are more Latin • Raggton Township Planning Board. If you think the last chairman was pro people smoking wherever they please now than they did before. 75¢ Drafts Every Thursday development, wait until you see what this fellow is going to do. They are smoking going up the escalators, they are smoking in 10pm - Close. He’ll not only put out the red carpet but it will be lined with the front of no-smoking signs, they’re smoking in the hallways, 4pm-7pm Every day! electrical tape. they’re smoking on the casino fl oor, and they’re smoking in the —Court House elevators. I had an experience with one man, it was unbeliev- *** able, he was standing in front of a non-smoking sign and he was I walk everyday to the wharf and graffi ti is graffi ti. Every time smoking a cigarette. Would you believe that? It’s just a disgrace young people come from the city, you fi nd graffi ti. Who in the that neither the casino nor the state enforce the no-smoking law heck is Rocko, and loves Kim Kassum? I’m sick of seeing it at the casinos as frivolous as that might be. They should have Inspiration & Ideas for everywhere. It’s a disgrace, been included in the no-smoking zone when they initiated the —Wildwood no smoking in public to begin with. I certainly hope someone *** takes action on this. Kitchens & Bath In response to the person who said you shouldn’t be a Demo- —North Cape May Visit Our Showroom crat: When we had a Democrat president, the country was in *** good fi nancial shape, and you can’t say that now. Assemblyman It’s always interesting in reading Spout off to see how the 204 N. Main Street Jeff Van Drew is a Democrat, and look at all the good he’s done people of Sea Isle City don’t understand how our city government for Cape May County. Now we have a Democrat governor, John works. The spout off about the playground not being completed (1 Block South of Burdette Tomlin Hospital) Corzine. He and former Governor McGreevey inherited a mess (what else is new?) It’s not the mayor and his commissioners, the from the Republicans, governors before them and the governors mayor is a commissioner but the commissioner responsible for Cape May Court House, NJ before them. the playground is the commissioner in charge of public works —West Wildwood — you know, the one that always says “We have to do things 463-0400 or 1-800-896-3777 *** for the children.” To the neighbor who complains about the handicap sign in —Sea Isle City front of my home on the 100th block on East Pine, I have one *** handicap spot and two handicap vehicles. If the gentleman and his wife from Sweetbriar are so concerned —Wildwood about the poor people, why don’t they give these people rooms at *** their million-dollar home at the beach and let these poor kids I’m a 55-year-old Stone Harbor resident who’s already had a “have some fun.” massive heart attack. If the lifeguards at Stone Harbor can —Villas prevent heart attacks, where do I get me one? I sure would love *** to have one of those lifeguards to prevent my next heart attack. Comcast Cable did it again — they took away four channels, —Stone Harbor channel, 28, 39, 53 and 69. They are not going to adjust your *** bill in anyway or lessen it in anyway. When I called up they said The Lord works in great ways. We sure are getting some they could take away 10 channels if they wanted to. They’re not great and free publicity at the fi rst United Methodist Church of adjusting your bill. This is outrageous. Court House. Keep complaining about our sign, it’s doing —Lower Township Year-Round Resident wonders. *** —Court House With parking becoming a problem in North Wildwood, it’s not *** fair that people borrow grandmom’s car with a handicap sticker to Comcast cable did it again: Is everyone aware that anybody who take up a handicap space on 15th Street. My mom has diabetes and has expanded service that they did away with these channels has a hard time getting around, and I’ve seen people who didn’t — Channel 28 - ESPN Classic, Channel 53, Oxygen and Channel seem to be handicapped parking in a handicap spot. Something 69, Country Music Channel. They did away with them and added needs to be done. Parking is becoming a problem and parking them to digital which costs more. Nobody was informed about in a handicap space when you are not certainly does not help that. I’d like to see everybody get on the phone and let them know those that need it. about it. I’m paying for something I don’t get anymore. I called —North Wildwood them and they said there is nothing they can do about it. We still (ED NOTE: A handicap is not always apparent.) have the Hispanic Channel and nobody can understand a word *** they are saying. Why don’t they do away with those channels and We already know that Sea Isle does not believe in ticketing let us keep real American music channels like country music? I’d cars that are parked facing the wrong way on the street, but like to see everyone call up and spout off to Comcast and let them I was wondering if they’re going to start, or planning to start, know how we feel. If everyone gets together on this, maybe we ticketing the cars that block driveways and block sidewalks, A Division of CABINET RESOURCE CORP. can get the channels back. forcing families with small kids out into the street to make their —Villas way to the beach. FEATURING CABINETS BY- *** –Townsends Inlet Shame on you Marmora Fire Company for treating your *** lifetime members with disrespect. Why isn’t there room for them I would like the person who stole my 12-year-old diabetic at your dinners? These men worked hard when the fi rehouse grandson’s skateboard to return it. He worked hard at odd jobs was on Norwood Road when you young men weren’t even born. to get the money for this $169.99 skateboard. I’ve never seen this Wait until you are in your 70s, I hope the same treatment doesn’t boy cry over anything, but he shed a lot of tears this time. Please happen to you. return the board to 6005 Park Blvd., Wildwood Crest. —Upper Township —Wildwood Crest *** *** Wildwood fi nally did something nice and put the movies at the Sorry to see the tragedy on Stone Harbor beach or read about SHOWROOM HOURS: beach and closed the bad movies at the end of Convention Hall. it. Cape May is an example of professional lifeguards. They have a professional staff, a deliberator, and people trained in what to MON. 9-5 I was wondering when they are going to get rid of the people WED. 9-7 FRI. 9-5 that run Wildwood and hire some professionals to manage do in emergencies because they are so far from the hospital. It’s TUES. 9-5 THURS. 9-5 SAT. 10-3 the town? a shame that this happened in Stone Harbor because they were —Wildwood Crest (Page 37 Please) Herald Newspapers 26 July 2006 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com 37

Spout Off —Vineland (From Page 36) *** at the forefront of EMT training many years ago. Who is footing the gas bill for the beach patrols to drive —Cape May around in the Burke dealership cars? I hope it’s not us the Serving All *** taxpayers. The Good Samaritans of Star of the Sea Parish in Cape —North Wildwood of Cape May County May are the greatest. They voluntarily give up their time to take (ED NOTE: The cars were loaned; taxpayers pay for the gas.) people shopping and to doctor’s appointments and errands, etc., *** etc., etc…they are effi cient and always warm and courteous. I How come the Wildwood and Crest beach patrols have cannot give these good people enough praise and credit. How boats out during bathing hours and North Wildwood doesn’t? fortunate and lucky we are to have these fi ne people in our Cape —Wildwood Crest May community. *** —Cape May As a server at a busy restaurant in the area, I am appalled at *** how cheap the Canadians are when it comes to tipping. For Select The Style You Want Tourists come to Cape May for the ocean and its beaches, and example, on a $100 check, Canadians think it is all right to then to look at the historic homes and its history, next on their leave a $5 tip. My services are worth a lot more than that and From Traditional to Contemporary list is fi ne dining. The last thing on their beach is the mall. Make so is my time. I do not get a paycheck, and work solely on tips. our beaches free. It will cost the taxpayers less for free beaches If they cannot tip the proper 15-20 percent on the total check, than to make payments on the mall. The biggest beach operating then don’t go out to eat and waste a server’s time. It is so degrad- cost is payroll for beach tag inspectors. Fill the beach with tourists ing and so frustrating. As a matter of fact, don’t even visit here. and everyone will benefi t. The state has its fi ll with malls. When —Wildwood Crest Channel 10 shows Cape May, they show the beaches. Stop spend- (ED NOTE: If you don’t get a paycheck, you should change ing money on consultants. Use the pot of gold that is under your jobs.) nose. Fill the beaches, and everything will fall in place. *** —Cape May City It disturbs me that the Wildwood police department is so in- *** terested in watching the people purchasing alcoholic adult bev- Life goes on in that bastion of above-average income igno- erages that they confront people with legal ID, and then they rant complacency known as Seven-Mile beach and of course turn a blind eye to all the people who are using cell phones many, many places across this land. Washing cars and boats even without having their seatbelts on. If they need money, en- during a drought two years ago, homes with central air-condition- force all the laws, not just the ones that are convenient. How ing on day and night even when the owners are away for days many people have you seen on their cell phones while driving and weeks at a time, car engines and air-conditioners on while today? occupants shop, poor souls, many inside and outside lights on —Wildwood all night, a lot of people afraid of the dark I guess. This gang of *** spoiled rats would lose a war, they’re tougher. Where did you I am the owner of a condo in North Wildwood that was listed go America? as having building violations. I have owned my home since —Stone Harbor 1999 when I purchased it new from a very respectable builder *** from North Wildwood. I have never experienced any problems Wildwood mayor and commissioners see fi t to raise water and with my home, and I feel it was well built and very safe. I was re- real estate taxes again. Prior administrations, when Wildwood was cently at a meeting on July 10 with other condo owners, JCOW in trouble, kept a lid on taxes. This administration with all the offi cials, the builder and architects, and I have to say thank you new taxes from the building boom can’t or will not have a budget to my builder who has the guts to stand up for what is right that will not raise taxes. Will the residents wake-up and vote for and for standing by his customers. I am not pleased with the people that can balance a budget? We will see. The mayor says way the JCOW attorney is handling this mess — by the way that when they build a skyscraper we will pay no taxes. Why he did state that JCOW has made some mistakes. The owners Cabinets For Every Style & Budget can’t they lower taxes now? The joke is the best one for 2006 of these condos are losing money, and I feel if these buildings that the mayor said. were inspected and approved already by JCOW, then why keep Visit Our 3,000 sq. ft. Showroom! —Wildwood burdening the homeowners with this mess that JCOW created *** in the fi rst place? Let us enjoy our safe homes. Open Mon.-Fri. 8:00-4:30 Sat. 10:00-3:00 The Spouter in Wildwood worried about the baby duck —North Wildwood shouldn’t worry; the little guy was taken from the park on Lake *** Road and Wildwood Avenue and removed because of an injury Our Lansdale relatives have been coming to Avalon for to his leg. The persons who removed him took the trouble to years, six weeks every summer. Their roots are in North Wild- Four Cabinet Lines To fi nd a rehabilitative center to care for it. It is almost completely wood since they spent their summers there as children. They recovered, able to walk, and about to be returned to his mother loved their visit to the Wildwood Historical Museum. We hope Choose From and siblings. that their stay this summer is enjoyable. —Wildwood —Dennisville 368-1776 *** *** This Republican congress and their gravy jobs continue to One of Sea Isle’s best assets has always been the free public 373 - 96th Street, Stone Harbor show its ineptness. It is day 10 and 11 in crisis, and not even parking lot on 42nd Street. Visitors could park there overnight 1,000 of the 25,000 Americans trying to get out have been because of the lack of street parking in that area. Not any more, evacuated yet. Ten days and you couldn’t even evacuate a 1,000 the greedy city commissioners have put parking meters in. Is Sea people. There are hundreds of ships at sea in that area every day Isle City that hard up for money? If so maybe it’s time to cut back of the week, how these bums couldn’t put their fi ngers on some on municipal employes. is unbelievable. They messed up during Katrina and nine months —Sea Isle City later they continue to do it. *** —North Wildwood Since when do family members get to choose the cause of Back Splashes *** death on a death certifi cate? I’ve never heard of such a thing, & Custom Showers I get a laugh out of the spouters getting free advertising by is this even legal? touting their restaurants and other business by saying they went —Cape May County to so and so restaurant and they had the best food and the nicest *** waitresses, etc, etc…If it’s sincere then sign your name. I am a full time resident and taxpayer in Wildwood, and I am —Cape May disgusted with the whole mess that is going on with JCOW and *** these so-called building violations. It seems that Mr. Callahan, I wanted to say that I was just at Ocean Oasis and I enjoyed the attorney representing JCOW, has only one thing in mind, myself with a couple of cold cocktails, my wife and children went and that is milking the Wildwoods for all the fees he can get. on the water park. I stayed and had a few drinks; it was like I This is a disgrace and the local politicians better put a stop to was in the Caribbean. this or the Wildwoods will become deserted towns again with —Wildwood Crest no money, it will be spent on legal fees. The New Jersey Depart- *** ment of Community Affairs told me that all of the buildings in The old water treatment plant that is on Ocean Drive around question are safe, so why are we allowing Mr. Callahan to con- Showroom Located at 365 96th Street, Stone Harbor 39th Street absolutely stinks and I think the mayor and the council tinue with his crusade against all of the builders who invested a should wake-up and fi gure out what can be done to eliminate the lot of time and money to revitalize the Wildwoods? odor that is constantly there all summer long. It’s important and —Wildwood it’s got to be fi xed. *** GET MORE FROM YOUR FLOOR! —Avalon I would like to comment on the Wildwoods Baby Parade *** this past week. In order to enter your child, you had to choose Showrooms in: Virginia, Maryland and Pennsylvania, I’m reading again in this week’s Spout Off how Governor amongst seven specifi c categories. I would like to know why Corzine just ruined the whole state by closing it down. It wasn’t the parade rules didn’t seem to apply to everyone. The little ask which one is closest to you Governor Corzine that screwed up; it was our state legislators, girl you placed second in the Most Attractive Baby under 12 which could not pass a budget. The governor had no choice; he months (in an undecorated stroller) was in an obviously deco- 609-368-7799 Free Estimates didn’t cause the shutdown, When they fi nally did pass the budget rated stroller complete with tulle and fl ag bearing the child’s they pushed through all their own little pet projects, they didn’t name. Don’t get me wrong, the little girl was adorable but she even attempt to cut back anything. As for 7 percent sales tax, should have been in the Fancy Dresses (in decorated strollers hurray. It’s going to go across the board from the very poor to the etc.) category. It is really unfair to all of the adorable little girls very rich because if we hadn’t passed it, people like me, middle in the Most Attractive Baby category who did follow the rules. HW Inlay income, would have a well over $400 increase in their income I would participate again next year if I thought the parade rules Sanding tax for the state. Where as an average family of four is only going were going to be enforced properly. Borders to pay only $275 more. I think that’s a savings of almost $200 in —North Wildwood & Re-fi nishing & Medallions my pocket plus everyone has to pay it and the rich have their little *** loop hole they can jump through and not pay that extra income I am sick of hearing that Wildwood will someday be more taxes where as the poor people down here, at the bottom of the “upscale” like Ocean City and Stone Harbor. Has anyone driven totem pole, have to pay it. This way everyone gets their share of down New Jersey Avenue from 26th Street in North Wildwood it. When you go to vote in November, remember the legislators to Rio Grande Avenue or on Pacifi c Avenue near Wildwood High who were responsible for the shut down and running again and School, the Bala Hotel, etc.? This town looks more like Cam- Carrying Hardwood, Tile, Carpet, Laminate & Vinyl vote them out. den, and it will never be “upscale.” I would hate to have my —Lower Township new fancy condo look directly across the street at the Bala Hotel. * Mirage * Florida Tile * Shaw *** I see open drug deals going on sections of New Jersey and Pacifi c To the Cape May Countian and the comments about Route avenues (particularly near Davis, Burke, Spencer, Young). Also, * Mercier * Marrazi * Mohawk 47 being outdated, overused, etc. etc. I’ve been driving Route the town is fi lthy — trash is all over the place and the streets are 47 since 1946. I don’t have a problem with it because I behave in terrible disrepair. * Harris Tarkett * Magica * Custom Weave myself. The safety of the highway itself has improved over the —Wildwood * Bruce * Marble & Granite * Stanton years, wider right-of-way, no blind curves, plenty of warning signs *** that are ignored. Three major things cause the fatalities on Route Given the parking shortage in Cape May, would someone * And now BR-111 Exotic Woods featuring Tigerwood, Tiete Rosewood, 47: excessive speed, DWI and inattentive driving. Oops, I almost please explain why the “Designer Showhouse” (formerly the forgot, the road morons with their “Get the heck out of my way” Court House yellow church) and its huge extra-fancy parking lot, Amendoim, and Brazilian Hickory, Pecan and Hickory. attitude. Recently the state of Indiana raised the speed limit to 70 have a “No Parking” sign blocking the driveway, while new cars * Also new Onyx and glass tiles mph on their interstates, and within one year, the fatal “accidents” from a local dealership are displayed in two of its many parking rose 40 percent. Indiana’s lawmakers should have their heads spots? Wasn’t providing parking for the tourists who are paying * Free On-site delivery * In-house design service available examined. Maybe there’s a method to their madness. The faster a pretty penny to walk through it part of the deal? a vehicle goes, the more fuel it gobbles up, and the oil companies —Cape Maybe * After hours & Sunday Appts. are smiling all the way to the bank. Therefore it’s quite possible *** the oil CEOs bribe state legislators here and there. I would like to thank the person who was kind enough to —Green Creek turn my keys into ShopRite July 19 after fi nding them outside (Reg. hrs. 9-4:30 pm Mon.- Fri., Sat. 10-3) *** the store. May God bless you always. * Stocking Tile setting material in our Court House warehouse I think people are drinking way too much alcohol on the —Rio Grande Wildwood beaches. It seems like almost everyone is drinking a *** * Hardi backer * Tec Grout * Tec Thinset * Marble Jams beer or wine cooler. (Page 58 Please) 38 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers 26 July 2006

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Restaurant/Food Ser- Please call Needed for Jumbo’s todd Wildwood Crest vice- 717-203-7320 Restaurant on @grandcapemay.com for appointment 609-522-1200 Trades/Automotive- Trades/Masonry- Morey’s Piers. Micros Ask for Lisa National Food Service trained. Good man- Company seeking agement skills. Long MECHANICS/ Block Layers & Retail- Concrete Finishers term seasonal. Great Restaurant- TECHNICIANS/ ASSISTANT pay & incentives. GENERAL Full/part/ year round. Gift Must have tools and FOOD SERVICE 2nd season medical STAR DINER CAFE Restaurant- shop in Stone Harbor SERVICE transportation. Start im- benefi ts. Free use of Now accepting applica- DIRECTORS mediately. We offer 401k Now taking attractions and water tions for year round 268 96th Street Inquire within & health benefi ts. applications for park facilities. Family AND MANAGEMENT atmosphere. Looking Vespia’s Tire & Auto 609-368-2002 Service Center for career oriented Call 609-442-0948 CANDIDATES Experienced * Sous Chef 1086 Route 47 personnel. * Line Cooks Wait Staff Retail- Rio Grande Fax resume to: (Year Round Must be fl exible. 609-465-2654 Apply Within and Seasonal) On Morey’s Mariners Apply within, 8am - 2pm, LIQUOR STORE * Pantry Prep Landing Pier, Mon. - Fri. CLERK Trades/Mechanic- Trades/Carpentry- * Kitchen Help Schellenger Ave. & 325 West Spruce Ave., * Dishwashers Boardwalk. North Wildwood Full time and part time, MECHANIC

Or call 609-729-3700 year round. Duties include FINISH Restaurant/Food Service- NEEDED or ext. 1172 cashiering & stocking. Apply in person: CARPENTER (John Casale) Shift Leader Harbor View Restau- For nights & week- rant Come fi ll out application: For kitchen installations ends. Must have reli- Seaville Tavern Nayyarsons Corporation, 954 Ocean Drive in Stone Harbor- Avalon able transportation & Route 9 & 50 located at the United Cape May Restaurant- area. Must have own references. Seaville, NJ States Coast Guard Base transportation and tools Or call 609-624-3136 in Cape May, NJ has an SEAVILLE TAVERN Apply in person When applying, immediate opening for a CALLING ALL FOOD Call 609-685-7825 Mouse Trap Lanes Cash in on the Cla$$ifieds ask for Liz Rt. 610, Woodbine Shift Leader. Evening and Build an Attractive Ad SERVICE WORKERS! weekend work required. • Avoid abbreviation WebID #: 93598 Trades/Construction- Duties include but not If they do not understand it. μ μ WebID #: 94726 * SOUS CHEF Restaurant- They will not call to find out limited to performing daily * Servers Construction inspections, overseeing • White space attracts the eye * Busers WAITER/ Helpers Wanted and managing the food A cluttered ad will be missed Looking * Hostesses WAITRESS service staff ins erving * Floor Manager • Use photos ~ for Full time and part time, See more and cleaning. Starting People call faster if * Bartender they can see it , Full or Part Time something? Cape May area pay is $12.99 per hour more importantly Full time, year round posi- Starting $10 per hour with benefi ts and pension they buy it faster tions available. AM Shifts Online plan. 7am - 1pm • List a time to call When applying, CLASSIFIEDS 1-800-342-2104 www.classified.cmcherald.com and be ready ask for Mike 9am - 3pm Call or fax resume to for results Seasonal Position 609-898-2138 Come fi ll out application: Thru Oct. 1 Healthcare Seaville Tavern ~ Route 9 & 50 in Atlantic & Restaurant- $core a BULL$EYE Seaville, NJ Jefferson Or call 609-624-3136 the CLA$$IFIED$! Diamond Beach KAREN & REI’S 609-522-2311 PPPPP μ WebID #: 93594 μ WebID #: 95166 Hiring Immediately A friendly and caring place to work

SERVERS BUSPERSONS Looking for something? Find • ADMISSIONS DIRECTOR it in Part & Full Time Posi- the Experienced, motivated professional to process tions internal referrals as well as visiting local hospitals for (Evening Hours) www.classified.cmcherald.com Find it in the new referrals. Competitive salary with experience. Year Round Positions Competitive Wages, CLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIEDS Apply in person Benefi ts & Bonuses 502 Route 9 North, CMCH, NJ 08210 Healthcare Call 609-624-8205 Phone 609-465-7633 • Fax 609-465-8335 For Interview Come join our Special Care Program at PPPPP Now Hiring Healthcare Restaurant- North Cape Center • RESIDENTIAL SERVICE 700 Town Bank Road * LINE COOK North Cape May, NJ 08204 Experienced. Good salary DIRECTOR for the right person Nurses' Aides * SANDWICH • LPN COOK part time, every other weekend Dietary Aides Housekeepers Experienced (Friday, Saturday and Sunday), * DELIVERY • Part-Time DRIVERS 11pm - 7am shift Activities Assistants • Part-Time Apply in person & Full time 3-11. Relief Cook Bella Mangiata All interested candidates may fax resume to: 1891 Bayshore Road Villas 609-463-6345 or apply in person: Please contact Jennifer Diner at ask for Tim (609) 898-8899 or fax resume to

591 Route 9 South (609) 898-8923. Cape May Court House, Classifieds NJ 08210 ® make things HealthCare EOE “The Start of Something Wonderful!” disappear EOE M/F/V/D www.genesishcc.com 44 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Classifi ed Herald Newspapers 26 July 2006

Yard/Tag Sale- HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FINANCIAL MERCHANDISE / Articles for Sale- YARD SALES Trades/Plumbing- LIQUIDATION SALE: Furnishings- CAPE MAY POINT BUSINESS FOR SALE Handcrafted furniture by ANNUAL BAZAAR Bunkbed Bedroom Al’s - FINANCIAL ARTICLES FOR SALE local craftsman. Blanket St. Peter’s by the Sea, Aug. Trades/Well Driller- Set. Oak bunkbeds, Plumbing & Heating, Inc. chests, tables & small cab- 5, 9am - 1pm. Lake Dirive, bunkieboards, mat- 1255 Bayshore Road inets from $185 - $1000. Ocean Ave., at the Beach, Business For Sale- Articles for Sale- tresses, 6 drawer Cape May Point. Clevenger Villas, NJ WELL DRILLER Call 609-889-4957 Must have experience install- HELPER dresser,student desk with glass, arts & crafts, books, CMCH CURVES 3/4 Ton Utility Trailer, $250; hutch and chair. $500 or homemade bakery & fudge, ing & servicing residential Ford Tractor Riding lawn μ WebID #: 93958 plumbing systems. Min. 2 # 1 Franchise With 13 best offer. 609-846-1658. plants, white elephants, chil- mower, $150. 215-435-1904 Year round employment. dren’s games, hot dogs, hoa- yrs. active plumbing experi- Machines Wildwood Crest. Must have valid driver’s or 609-522-8133. gies, great prizes. Win Eagles ence.Valid NJ driver’s license. And Nearly 200 Current license. CDL a plus. $10 tickets, restaurant gift certifi - Excellent benefi t package in- Members μ WebID #: 93707 cludes. per hour starting wage. cates & more! For information Furnishings- or donations, 609-884-2428. * Uniforms 7 East Shellbay Ave. * Holiday Pay Call 609-465-2556 $95,000 or best offer Articles for Sale- BEDROOM SET: King poster Furnishings- * Sick Time bed, double dresser & night Yard/Tag Sale- * Paid Vacation Find (3) Refrigerators, $20 stand. Moving - Maine. Good DINING ROOM: Beau- * Profi t Sharing Ask For June it in condition, Value $9,255. Best tifully kept faux stone, * Medical Insurance 203-417-1169 each; (1) Electric stove, Goshen- Offer 609-884-9386 * Dental the email: bugruns@aol. $30; (1) Unit washer dryer, marble table with glass * Life Insurance com $30. 523-9748 top, server, fi gurine, 6 ANNUAL GIANT covered chairs.LIVING * Continuing Education Serious inquiries only FURNISHINGS CRAFTS & FLEA WebID #: 95056 ROOM, Covered beige Please call 609-886-1034, μ MARKET between 3 - 5pm, Mon. - Fri. CLASSIFIEDS and white sofa, loveseat

Business Opportunity- and chair, 2 lamps. Sold

individually or $2500 Sat., July 29, 9am - 1pm CAPE MAY BEACH Furnishing: complete. 609-729-8381 No early birds. Over 50 News Digest FRONT CAFE Articles for Sale- or 609-827-2666 tables. Rain or shine. (From Page 28) Complete white queen bed, Business only for sale, 6’ Sliding Glass door, frame & head & foot board & sides, WebID #: 93822 Green Holly Camp- Park. The market was held at the park until the area $195,000. lock. $75. Perfect condition. mattress & box spring includ- μ ground behind borough hall was ready. The fi rst market at the 609-390-9252 ed. $85. 609-368-4340 Route 646 (Goshen Swain- Call Starr Taylor, Homestead new location will take place July 25 and feature live ton Road), Goshen Real Estate, 609-884-1888 music and entertainment. The market will be held at

ext 239 Articles for Sale- the “backyard park” for the remainder of the season. Furnishings- Yard/Tag Sale- Air conditioners (1) 10,000 First Class Rescue DINING ROOM TABLE: BTUs (2) 6,000, BTUs . 3 area STONE HARBOR, 222 98th DIAMOND PARK — Class II Lower Township rugs, like new. Call for pricing. 38x54, 2 extra leaves, 6 chairs, light maple. Good condittion. Street: Sat., July 29, 8am - Police Offi cer Joel Sander’s quick thinking resembled a Classified 609-967-5859 2pm. Wide variety of items. $200. 609-884-5978 seasoned professional instead of a seasonal offi cer July Furnishings-

18 when a man suffered convulsions while driving. Articles for Sale- Richard Rydzewski, of Plains, Pa., a diabetic, lost con- Fishing for a Job? ANTIQUE COUCH Yard/Tag Sale- trol of his 2005 Chevy Tahoe, which was moving in the We have the GOLF CLUBS: Full set, cov- FOR SALE STONE HARBOR, 8408 direction of a yard where children were playing before widest net in ers, 2 bags, pull cart, new Furnishings- Cape May County! 2nd Ave.: Sat., July 29, 8am Sanders intervened. He smashed out the rear window glove, 30 balls, tees, etc. “French Renaissance - Noon. Lots of variety. Rain- of the vehicle, unlocked the door, climbed into the back www.classified.cmcherald.com $100. 609-898-8561 Revival” antique couch FLORIDA PIPE PATIO date Sun., July 30. seat, and shut off the vehicle. The driver was treated SET. Oval table 40x60 was popular in the United by rescue personnel and paramedics on the scene, but States and Europe from w/6 chairs and cushions. Yard/Tag Sale- refused further treatment and was taken home by his Wildwood School District about 1865 to 1885, dur- Beige in color. Good con- spouse. Property damage was limited and no one was ing the heart of the Victo- dition. $250.00 Call 609- injured. 263-9274 TOWN BANK, 10 Adelphia Glenwood Avenue rian era. It has an elegantly Road, Sat., July 29, 8am - carved overstuffed goose 3pm. Porch furniture, oriental Zoo Guard Indicted WebID #: 94877 Elementary School down couch with new μ rugs, antique mirror, home

COURT HOUSE — Allen B. Smith, 32, of Erma was velvet upholstery. Crafted furnishings, etc. Raindate Au- indicted last week on the charge of taking cash from do- 2900 New York Avenue in fruitwood with and set gust 5. nation boxes at the county zoo. Smith was charged with on cabriole legs with fl o- Wildwood • 609-522-1630 offi cial misconduct, burglary, and theft in June. He was ral and violin carvings and Furnishings- Yard/Tag Sale- serving as a security guard at the zoo throughout 2005 scrollwork. The frame is and 2006 when he allegedly stole the money. Smith Registration Roundup sturdy and well made. This LIGHT OAK DINING ROOM WEST CAPE MAY, Wilbra- was charged with taking over $500. He was caught wonderful, hard to fi nd SET, Custom-made. Beau- ham Park, Broadway & Perry when another zoo security guard recognized something sofa style measures 84? tiful, dining table with light Street: Saturday, July 29, wasn’t right. Nowadays, keys to the donation boxes July 31st- August 4th W x 33? H and the goose green inlaid tiles. 4 chairs, 9am- 5pm. Fishing tackle, are hard to come by and there are a limited number of down cushions measure corner cabinet, pantry cabi- beach chairs and umbrellas, Preschool - 5th Grade net, server table, like new. antiques, jewelry, clothing, people allowed to open the boxes. Meanwhile, Smith is 33?w x 23?d. $900 $1850 or best offer. 609-231- suspended without pay until his court case is decided. and lots more! Benefi ts West Full day session for all 1714 Cape May PTA. Ask for Dennis

Burglars Sentenced 609-886-8600 ext 16

SIGN UP NOW Yard/Tag Sale- COURT HOUSE — Raymond Bartee, 28, was charged with fi rst-degree robbery for playing a role in the 2005 Registration: Furnishings- robbery of Ship-Ahoy Motel in Wildwood. Instead of WILDWOOD, 226 East Ben- standing trial, Bartee chose to plead guilty to second- Monday - Friday nett Ave.: 50 years of junk. Ev- Looking QUEEN 4 POSTER Bed: Pur- erything must go. Sat. & Sun., degree robbery. The terms of his agreement call for 9:00 AM to 11:30 AM chased by interior decorator, July 29 & 30, 9am - 4pm. No Bartee to serve 85 percent of a fi ve-year prison term for 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM never used. With canopy, early birds. Rain or shine. before being eligible for parole. He would have faced 20 something? mattress and box spring, years if he went to trial for fi rst-degree robbery. Bernard All new preschool students must be 4 on or before head board and foot board. Davis, 23, of Wildwood will serve a longer sentence for October 1, 2006. All new kindergarten students $1200. 215-582-4955 ANIMALS refusing to testify against Bartee. The two men forced must be 5 on or before October 1, 2006. Please Find it in the entry into the motel around 10:30 p.m. on May 31, ANIMAL GROOMING according to police reports. Armed with a baseball bat bring original birth certi cate, immunization YARD/TAG SALES and an axe, they took a small amount of cash, a money records, social security card, and proof of residency CLASSIFIEDS order, and credit cards from a male victim and fl ed. The when you come to register. (Proof of residency DEADLINES victim was unharmed. should be rent receipt, utility bill or lease.) FOR YARD/TAG Animal Grooming- Killed in PWC SALES Friday, 10am WINDRIFT OCEAN CITY — Marie Lynch, 16, of Barrington, was killed July 20 when the personal watercraft she was KENNELS on crashed into two boats and a private dock at high Dog and Cat Grooming speed. The accident occurred around 1:45 p.m. in the Yard/Tag Sale- Reasonable Rates Carnival Bayou lagoon area of the back bays, behind Call 609-465-7533 West 17th Street. The girl was pulled from the water by CAPE MAY COURT nearby construction workers. A registered nurse tried HOUSE: IT RAINED! cardiopulmonary resuscitation, to no avail. Lynch was CMCH 23/27 Acorn Lane. LOST & FOUND - Saturday, July 29 8am- vacationing in Ocean City, said state Police Lt. Harold $ MISC Vliet. According to police, she was operating the water- 4 lines only 5 2pm. Furniture, toys, etc. craft without the required license. The yellow personal Raindate Sunday, 7/30 watercraft was smashed into pieces from the impact of each additional line $1.25 the accident. Lynch’s body was taken to Shore Memo- μ WebID #: 95301

LOST KAYAK rial Hospital in Somers Point. No one else was injured. Ads must be placed on-line at Hobbie, aqua colored. 2 seater with back rests. Drifted Denied PTI www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com away on 7/17 around Avalon COURT HOUSE — James P. Kelly IV, arrested for to receive special rate 45th Street. 609-967-7100 allegedly beating a small dog and leaving it in a portable toilet Feb 3, was rejected from the pretrial intervention Classified Find program. Kelly was charged with animal cruelty, enter- Ads received in person, by fax, email or it in ing a not guilty plea and applying for the diversion pro- the gram for fi rst-time offenders. If a person completes the phone will be charged regular rate Fishing for a Job? program, which can last up to 36 months, a conviction We have the doesn’t appear on the person’s record. Kelly’s attorney widest net in Jesse Deane, wasn’t sure whether he would appeal the www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Cape May County! CLASSIFIEDS rejection as of July 21. Kelly’s next court date is Aug. 3. www.classified.cmcherald.com (Page 66 Please) Herald Newspapers 26 July 2006 Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com 45 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES

and shall be marked with the designation of residential owner(s) may elect to place the ORDINANCE NO. 1231-06 F. Within its area of operation, to investigate SHERIFF’S SALE Pursuant to state law, the following items will the item which the bid is submitted, and may Formal action may be taken. residential rental units into a rental program into living, dwelling and housing conditions be sold at public auction Thursday August 10, be submitted either by mail or in person by the to encourage transient residential use such as AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAPTER and into the means and methods of improv- By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out 2006 at 10:00 A.M. at Burleigh Storage, 663 bidder or his agent. Ruby Hall that typically seen with respect to hotel use, 25 ENTITLED HOUSING AUTHORITY AND ing such conditions; to determine where slum of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Shunpike Road, Burleigh, NJ 08210. Operator Chairperson such as front desk and concierge, so that the FURTHERMORE CREATE THE POSITION areas exist or where there is a shortage of cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET reserves the right to bid and set minimum bids. Bids must be made on the standard proposal Municipal Ethics Board residential owner(s) may elect to place the OF MUNICIPAL HOUSING LIAISON FOR decent, safe and sanitary dwelling accom- NUMBER F 22785 02, pending wherein Call 609.465.8088 to confi rm sale. Purchases form. residential units into a rental program to en- THE PURPOSE OF ADMINISTERING MID- modations for persons of low income; to FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF DELA- must be in cash only. All purchased items sold 1x Fee=$8.50 07/26/06 courage transient residential use such as that DLE TOWNSHIP’S AFFORDABLE HOUS- make studies and recommendations relating WARE the plaintiff AND MARY PORTER; ET as is, where is and must be removed at the Bidders are required to comply with the provi- ______typically seen with respect to hotel use. ING PROGRAM PURSUANT TO THE FAIR to the problem of clearing, replanning and AL are the defendant(s), I shall expose for time of sale. Sale subject to cancellation in sions of P.L. 1975, c.127. BOROUGH OF STONE HARBOR HOUSING ACT. reconstructing slum areas and the problem of sale at public venue on: the event of settlement between owner and ZONING BOARD SECTION 2 – Additions to the Land Use Ordi- providing dwelling accommodations for per- WEDNESDAY THE 9TH DAY OF obligated party. Bidders are required to comply with the provi- nance of the City of Wildwood: PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the above Ordi- sons of low income and to cooperate with any AUGUST A.D. 2006 sions of P.L. 1977, c.33. Application of John C. Kepple Section 402 (F) (5) nance was passed on fi rst reading at a regular public body in action taken in connection with at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Unit #18- James Dempster Block 88.04, Lot 124 In the R/M Zone, no building shall exceed 150 meeting of the Township Committee held on such problems; and to engage in research, House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Description of Items: Household Items Bidders are required to comply with the re- 319 88th Street, Stone Harbor, New Jersey feet (and 15 stories), except that hotel & motel July 17, 2006. Second reading, hearing and studies and experimentation on the subject (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New quirements of N.J.S.A. 10:5-31 and N.J.A.C. buildings shall be no less than 150 feet (and consideration for adoption will be held on Au- of housing. Jersey. Unit #204 — Cottie Allen 17:27, et. seq. TAKE NOTICE that on the 11th day of August, 15 stories) as measured from the base fl ood gust 21, 2006 at the Middle Township Munici- Description of Items: Household Items 2006 at 8:00 p.m., a hearing will be held before elevation. pal Building at 6:00 P.M. G. To acquire by the exercise of the power Property to be sold is located in the Town- The Board of Commissioners of the Borough the Stone Harbor Zoning Board of Adjustment of eminent domain any real property which it ship of Dennis, County of Cape May and Unit #314— Allen Trost of Wildwood Crest reserves the right to waive at the Municipal Building, Second Avenue and Section 403 (G) (6) TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE may deem necessary for its purposes under State of New Jersey. Description of Items: Household Items any informalities in any bid or reject any or 95th Streets, Stone Harbor, New Jersey on an In the H/M Zone no building shall exceed 250 COUNTY OF CAPE MAY this chapter after the adoption by it of a reso- all bids. application wherein Applicant will be request- feet (and 25 stories), except that hotel and STAT OF NEW JERSEY lution declaring that the acquisition of the real Premises commonly known as 429 Head of Unit #430 - Sarah Bell ing variances from the minimum lot size, lot motel buildings shall be no less than 250 feet property described therein is necessary for River Road, Dennis, NJ 08411 Description of Items: Furniture By order of the Board of Commissioners. frontage and side yards. Applicant reserves (and 25 stories) as measured from the base ORDINANCE NO. 1231-06 such purposes. Property already devoted to the right to seek such other variance or design fl ood elevation. a public use may be acquired in like manner, Tax Lot No.: 12 in Block 29 Unit #E6 — Charles Mauger Kevin M. Yecco waiver that may be necessary or required inci- AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAPTER provided that no real property belonging to a Description of Items: Household Items Borough Clerk dent to this application. SECTION 3 – Severability 25 ENTITLED HOUSING AUTHORITY AND public body or corporation, itself possessing Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) Ir- Each section, subsection, sentence, clause FURTHERMORE CREATE THE POSITION the power of eminent domain, may be ac- regular lot: 949.7 ft. x 200 ft. x 959.3 ft. x Unit #E34 — Daniel Price Dated: July 12, 2006 Maps and documents, if any, are on fi le in the and phrase of this Ordinance is declared to OF MUNICIPAL HOUSING LIAISON FOR quired without its consent. 200.24 ft. Description of Items: Household Items & Car offi ce of the Stone Harbor Building Inspector be an independent section, subsection, sen- THE PURPOSE OF ADMINISTERING MID- 1x Fee=$27.94 07/26/06 and are available for inspection. tence, clause and phrase, and the fi nding or DLE TOWNSHIP’S AFFORDABLE HOUS- H. To issue bonds from time to time, in its Nearest Cross Street: Old Cape Road Unit #E47 - Terrance Tippy ______holding of any such portion of this Ordinance ING PROGRAM PURSUANT TO THE FAIR discretion, for any of its corporate purposes. Description of Items: Household Items Announcement of Request for Proposals Any interested party may appear at said hear- to be unconstitutional, void, or ineffective for HOUSING ACT. The Authority shall also have the power to is- Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, ing and participate therein in accordance with any cause, or reason, shall not affect any sue refunding bonds for the purpose of paying municipal or tax liens that may be due. Unit #150 — John Schuster The Cape May County Board of Chosen Free- the rules of the Stone Harbor Zoning Board other portion of this Ordinance. BE IT ORDAINED, by the Township Commit- or retiring bonds previously issued by it. The Description of Items — Refrigerator, Freezer holders and the Cape May County Department of Adjustment. tee of the Township of Middle in the County Authority may issue such types of bonds as it Note: The sheriff reserves the right to ad- & Kitchen Items of Human Services are seeking proposals for SECTION 4 – Effective Date of Cape May and State of New Jersey as may determine, including, without limiting the journ this sale for any length of time with- a service to be performed as listed below: VINCENT L. LAMANNA JR., Esquire This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect follows: generality of the foregoing, bonds on which out further advertisement. Unit #156 — Alice Long 2123 Dune Drive from and after its adoption and any publication the principal and interest are payable exclu- Description of Items — Household Items Offi ce of Disability Services P. O. Box 337 as may be required by law. SECTION 1. Chapter 25 of the Code of the sively from the income and revenues of the A full legal description of the premises can Avalon, NJ 08202 Township of Middle is hereby amended to housing project fi nanced with the proceeds of be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape 2x Fee=$41.31 Interested private, non-profi t or public enti- Attorney for Applicant, John C. Kepple Kathleen Breuss, Commissioner read as follows: such bonds, exclusively from the income and May County. This sale is subject to unpaid 07/19, 07/26/06 ties can receive additional information and Fred G. Wager, Commissioner revenues of certain designated housing proj- taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer ______requirements for the Request for Proposals Dated: July 12, 2006 Ernest Troiano, Jr., Mayor ARTICLE I HOUSING AUTHORITY ects whether or not they are fi nanced in whole liens and other Municipal Assessments. The NOTICE application via the Cape May County website or in part with the proceeds of such bonds, or amount due can be obtained from the local www.capemaycountygov.net. Applications 1x Fee=$18.22 07/26/06 Attest: Section 1. Creation. from its revenues generally. Any such bonds taxing authority. Pursuant to state law, a sale will be held at are available on July 28, 2006 by calling the ______Christopher H. Wood, City Clerk may be additionally secured by a pledge of Amount due under judgment is A Safe Keeping Self Storage, 1007 Rt. 9, Cape May County Department of Human Ser- PUBLIC NOTICE In accordance with the provisions of the New any grant or contributions from the federal $74,328.82 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees Cape May Court House, NJ, on 08/10/06 at vices at 609-465-1055. Applications are due The above ordinance was introduced and Jersey local Housing Authorities Law (N.J.S.A. government or other source or a pledge of to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- 9:00 AM. The following goods will be sold: on August 29, 2006 by 1:00 p.m. A mandato- CITY OF CAPE MAY HISTORIC passed fi rst reading on June 14, 2006. 55:14A-1 et seq.), there is hereby created a any income or revenues of the Authority or a tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount ry Technical Assistance meeting is sched- PRESERVATION COMMISSION body corporate and politic to be known as the mortgage of any housing project, projects or of 20% of the bid price is required. Space Number: C 105 uled for August 7, 2006 at 10:00 a.m. SCHEDULE OF MEETING DATES CHRISTOPHER H. WOOD, CITY CLERK “Housing Authority of the Township of Middle,” other property of the Authority. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any JOE & IVELISSE MOORE hereinafter referred to as the “Authority.” sale without further notice of publication. 26 Oak Ave, CMCH, NJ 08210 This Request for Proposals and the Competi- In compliance with Chapter 231, of the Laws 1x Fee=$64.40 07/26/06 I. To borrow money or accept contributions or All publication costs are paid for by the plain- 3 Bundles of roof tiles; 1 Sofa; 1 Bicycle; 1 tive Contracting Process is in accordance with of New Jersey, 1975, the following constitutes ______Section 2. Membership. capital grants from the federal government to tiff. Table: Kitchen; 4 Chair: Kitchen; 1 Lamp: Local Public Contract Law and the fair and a schedule of the regular meetings of the ORDINANCE NO. 2006-12 assist in its undertaking redevelopment proj- Attorney ZUCKER. GOLDBERG & ACKER- Floor; 1 Car jack; 1 Pots & pans; 1 Aquarium; open process required in N.J.S.A. 19:44A- Cape May City Historic Preservation Com- A. The Authority shall consist of seven mem- ects. The Authority may to any and all things MAN 1 Aquarium stand; 1 Dresser; 1 Child bed 20.4 et seq. mission for the ensuing period. Meetings are AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF bers, who shall be known as “commissioners” necessary or desirable to secure such fi nan- Sheriff: John F. Callinan (auto); 1 Rocking chair(child); 1 Potty chair held the second Monday of each month. All DENNIS, COUNTY OF CAPE MAY, AND and who shall be appointed and hold offi ce cial aid for redevelopment projects, including 752468 1x Fee=$14.58 07/26/06 meetings are held in the Cape May City Hall STATE OF NEW JERSEY REQUIRING for terms hereinafter provided. The Township obligating itself in any contract with the federal 4x Fee=$116.64 Space Number: B 110 ______Auditorium, 643 Washington Street, Cape CRIMINAL BACKGROUND CHECKS FOR Committee shall appoint fi ve commissioners government for fi nancial assistance to convey 07/12, 07/19, 07/26, 08/02/06 JIM BARRETT PUBLIC NOTICE May, New Jersey, starting at 7:00 PM. VOLUNTEER YOUTH SPORTS COACHES of the Authority, and the Mayor shall appoint to the federal government the project to which ______103 Beach Ave, Pierces Point, NJ 08210 AND PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR THE one commissioner. said contract relates upon the occurrence of SHERIFF’S SALE 1 Golf clubs w/cart; 2 Wood Display cases; 1 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that at the June 8, MEETING DATES VIOLATION THEREOF a substantial default thereunder, in the same Stroller; 3 Bed: Headboard; 1 Encyclopedia; 1 2006 Regular Monthly Meeting of the CAPE 2006/2007 B. The commissioners fi rst appointed shall be manner as it may do to secure such aid in By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Fan; 1 Lamp: Floor MAY COUNTY BRIDGE COMMISSION, The foregoing Ordinance was introduced and designated to serve for the following terms: connection with slum clearance and housing of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- the Commission awarded the Emergency July 10, 2006 passed at a fi rst reading of the Township Com- one for a term of one year, one for a term of projects under the provisions of the New Jer- cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET Space Number: G 112 Structural Repairs Project at the Corson’s July 24, 2006 mittee of the Township of Dennis held on June two years, one for a term of three years, one sey Local Housing Authorities Law.EN NUMBER F 3215 06, pending wherein U.S. SANDRA E. POWELL Inlet Bridge to IEW Construction Group in the August 14, 2006 20, 2006 and adopted on second and fi nal for a term of four years and two for terms of BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, TRUST- 39A Shellbay Ave., CMCH, NJ 08210 amount of $1,218,962.00. August 28, 2006 reading after a Public Hearing thereon at a fi ve years, and until their respective succes- Section 4. Commissioners; conduct of busi- EE the plaintiff AND ANNE COFFMAN are the 1 Christmas tree; 1 Silver Tea Pot; 1 Elec- September 11, 2006 regular meeting of the Dennis Township Com- sors are appointed and have qualifi ed. After ness; interest in housing projects; removal defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public tronic Game Systems; 1 Stemware; 1 Books; William Henfey September 25, 2006 mittee to be held at the Municipal Building the initial appointments, commissioners so from offi ce. venue on: 1 Clothing; 1 Deep Fryer; 1 Other/Misc Chairman October 23, 2006 located at 571 Petersburg Road in Dennisville appointed shall hold offi ce for a term of fi ve WEDNESDAY THE 9TH DAY OF November 13, 2006 on July 18, 2006. years and until their respective successors A. Not more than one commissioner of the Au- AUGUST A.D. 2006 Space Number: G109 1x Fee=$7.29 07/26/06 November 27, 2006 are appointed and have qualifi ed, except that thority may be an offi cer or employee of the at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court RICK EWING ______December 11, 2006 ATTEST: all vacancies shall be fi lled for the unexpired Township of Middle. All commissioners shall House Building located at 9 N. Main Street 53 Cottonwood Ct, Monmouth Junction, NJ Notice January 08, 2007 Jacqueline B. Justice, RMC/Clerk term. hold offi ce until their successors have been (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New 08852 January 22, 2007 appointed and have qualifi ed. A certifi cate Jersey. Jul. 14 2006 08:3BAM P3/3 Notice is hereby given that on 8/10/06, at February 26, 2007 1x Fee=$12.15 07/26/06 C. Immediately upon fi nal adoption of this of the appointment or reappointment of any 1 Dresser; 1 Futon w/cushion; 1 Ladder; 9:00 AM at Wildwood Self Storage, 137 W. March 12, 2007 ______chapter, a copy thereof shall be sent to the Ad- commissioner shall be fi led with the Township The property to be sold is located in the 1 Lamp: Table; 1 Chair: Kitchen; 1 Com- Davis Ave. Wildwood, NJ, the undersigned, March 26, 2007 ORDINANCE NO. 2006-13 ministrator of the New Jersey Public Housing Clerk, and such certifi cate shall be conclusive City of Wildwood, County of Cape May and puter chair; 1 Chest of Drawers; 1 Wicker Wildwood Self Storage will sell at Public Sale April 09, 2007 and Development Authority, which Administra- evidence of the due and proper appointment State of New Jersey. Furniture(set); 1 Wicker Chest; 1 T.V. Table by competitive bidding, the personal property April 23, 2007 AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF tor is hereafter referred to as the “director.” of such commissioner. A commissioner shall Model; 1 Scooter; 1 Other/Misc; 1 Vacuum heretofore stored with the undersigned by: May 14, 2007 DENNIS, COUNTY OF CAPE MAY AND The director shall, on receipt of notifi cation receive no compensation for his services, but Commonly known as 3302 Hudson Av- Cleaner; 1 Fishing Poles; 1 Bags; 1 Refrigera- June 11, 2007 STATE OF NEW JERSEY AMENDING OR- of the creation of a Housing Authority, appoint he shall be entitled to the necessary expens- enue, Wildwood, NJ 08260 tor; 1 Suitcase; 1 Tool Box SPACE NUMBER 32 June 25, 2007 DINANCE NO. 2005-09 ENTITLED, “AN one member thereof who shall hold offi ce at es, including traveling expenses, incurred in July 09, 2007 ORDINANCE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF DEN- his pleasure. The person appointed by the di- the discharge of his duties. The powers of the Tax Lot No. 40.02, 41.02, 42.02 in Block Space Number: D 175 JEFF FOSTER NIS, COUNTY OF CAPE MAY, AND STATE rector shall be entitled to vote as a member of Authority shall be vested in the commission- 190 ANTHONY WILLIAMS 3 B VENICE AVE. This notice is posted throughout the year on OF NEW JERSEY AUTHROIZING SEX OF- the Authority and shall be entitled to all other ers thereof in offi ce from time to time. 1501 Little Gloucester Rd, Apt D1 WEST WILDWOOD, NJ 08260 the municipal bulletin board and a copy of it FENDER RESIDENCY PROHIBITION” privileges of membership on the Authority. Dimension of Lot Approximately: 30x90 Blackwood, NJ 08012 MISCELLANEOUS HOUSEHOLD GOODS has been fi led with City Clerk’s offi ce, City of The director may remove such person and B. Four members shall constitute a quorum 1 Electronic keyboard; 4 Bags; 1 Set Body Cape May, County of Cape May, State of New Statement: designate a new person at any time and fi ll of the Authority for the purpose of conducting Nearest Cross Street: Wildwood Avenue building weights; 1 VCR; 2 Suitcase; 1 Books; SPACE NUMBER 70 Jersey. This notice is given in compliance with the vacancy caused by the removal, death or its business and exercising its powers and for 1 Night stand; 2 Attache; 1 Clothing the Open Public Meeting Act of 1975, with ad- This ordinance amends Ordinance No. 2005- resignation of such person. all other purposes. Action may be taken by BEGINNING at a point on the northwesterly EVA RAYAUSKAS equate notice of scheduling being provided in 09 which authorizes sex offender residency the Authority upon the affi rmative vote of the sideline of Hudson Avenue, said point be- Space Number: G 118 401 W. CRESSE AVE. accordance with said Act. prohibition, to defi ne playgrounds as any Section 3. Powers. majority, but not less than three of the com- ing distant 40.00 feet southwesterly from ALBERTO CASTONE WILDWOOD, NJ 08260 public lands and/or area where recreational missioners present unless, in any case, the the intersection of the northwesterly side- 926 Bronx Pk South, Apt 4D MISCELLANEOUS HOUSEHOLD GOODS Edie Kopsitz activities take place. The Authority shall have and exercise all the bylaws of the Authority shall require a larger line of Hudson Avenue and the southwest- Bronx, NY 10460 Secretary, powers necessary or convenient to carry out number. erly sideline of Wildwood Avenue, from 1 Bicycle; 1 DVDs; 1 Elec. Heater; 1 Duffl e SPACE NUMBER A-02 Historic Preservation Commission Copies of the ordinance may be obtained, at the purposes of the New Jersey Local Hous- said beginning point thence. bag; 1 Hair trimmer; 2 Rubbermaid contain- no charge, between the hours of 8:30 a.m. ing Authorities Law,EN including but not lim- C. The Authority shall select a Chairman and ers ROSEMARY BUTTS 1x Fee=$26.73 07/26/06 and 4:00 p.m. Monday thru Friday at the ited to the following: a Vice Chairman from among its commission- PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES: 309 E. SPENCER AVE. ______Administration/Finance Offi ce located at 571 ers, and it may employ a Secretary, who shall Space Number: G 123 WILDWOOD, NJ 08260 CITY OF WILDWOOD Petersburg Road, Dennisville, NJ up to the A. To sue and be sued; to have a seal and to be executive director, technical experts and Taxes are current as of 05/17/2006 DIANNE DALY MISCELLANEOUS HOUSEHOLD GOODS Cape May County, New Jersey time of the Public Hearing. alter the same at pleasure; to have perpetual such other offi cers, agents and employees, PO Box 133, Stone Harbor, NJ 08247 succession; to make and execute contracts permanent and temporary, as it may require Water Open; subject to fi nal reading prior 1 Tricycle w/trailer; 1 Christmas decorations; SPACE NUMBER 7 NOTICE OF PENDING The foregoing ordinance was introduced at and other instruments necessary or con- and shall determine their qualifi cations, duties to closing. $190.24 1 Wicker basket; 1 Flexible Flyer; 1 arts & ORDINANCE NO. 678-06 a meeting of the Township Committee of the venient to the exercise of the powers of the and compensation. For such legal services crafts; 2 Suitcase; 1 Hot Wheel Collection; 1 MARIE MICHL Township of Dennis held on July 18, 2006. Authority; and to make and from time to time as it may require, the Authority may call upon Sewer Open + Penalty owed in arrears. Air hockey game; 1 Other/Misc P.O. BOX 1764 The ordinance published herewith was in- Publication will be held on July 26, 2006 and a amend and repeal bylaws, rules and regula- the Township Attorney or may employ its $265.56 WILDWOOD, NJ 08260 troduced and passed upon fi rst reading at a Public Hearing will be held at a regular meet- tions, not inconsistent with the provisions of own counsel and legal staff. The Authority 2x Fee=$68.04 MISCELLANEOUS HOUSEHOLD GOODS meeting of the Board of Commissioners of the ing of the Dennis Township Committee to be this chapter or the provisions of any other law, may delegate to one or more of its agents or Liens: 2005 3rd party lien; subsequent 07/19, 07/26/06 City of Wildwood, in the County of Cape May, held at the Municipal Building, 571 Petersburg to carry into effect the powers and purposes employees such powers and duties as it may taxes + interest; sold on: 12/14/2005; ______SPACE NUMBER C-01 New Jersey, held on June 14, 2006. It will Road, Dennisville on August 08, 2006. of the Authority. deem proper. Cert. #2005-0112; sold to: Euguene W. NOTICE OF DECISION be further considered for fi nal passage after Boyd (Tax Redemption fi gs good thru DIANA LAWSON Public Hearing thereon, at a meeting of said ATTEST B. Within its area of operation, to prepare, D. No commissioner or employee of the 06/19/2006. $782.23 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that at the conclu- BRIAN MOELLER Board of Commissioners, Wednesday, August Jacqueline B. Justice, RMC/Clerk carry out, acquire, lease and operate housing Authority shall acquire any interest, direct sion of a hearing held before it on June 14, 216 E. MAPLE AVE. 9, 2006 immediately following the Board of projects and to provide for the construction, re- or indirect, in any housing project or in any TOTAL as of 05/17/2006: $1,238.03 2006, the Planning Board for the City of North WILDWOOD, N.J. 08260 Commissioners Work Session at 6:30 PM, 1x Fee=$20.66 07/26/06 construction, improvement, alteration or repair property included or planned to be included Wildwood granted a conditional use permit to MISCELLANEOUS HOUSEHOLD GOODS during the week prior to and up to and includ- ______of any housing project or any part thereof. in the project, nor shall he have any interest, A full legal description of the premises can the undersigned to authorize the sale of alco- ing the date of such meetings, copies of said ORDINANCE NO. 2006-14 direct or indirect, in any contract or proposed be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape holic beverages within an existing water park SPACE NUMBER 1175 Ordinance will be made available at the City C. To arrange or contract, in the manner which contract for materials or services to be fur- May County. This sale is subject to unpaid located at Block 288.02, Lot 1, formerly known Clerk’s Offi ce in said Municipal Building to the AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF is now or may in the future be prescribed by nished or used in connection with any hous- taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer as Lots 3.01, 4.01, 5.01, 5.02, 6, 43, 45 and ROGER DURHAM General Public who shall request the same. DENNIS, COUNTY OF CAPE MAY AND law concerning municipalities, except as oth- ing project. If any commissioner or employee liens and other Municipal Assessments. The 47-61 and portions of 25th and 26th Streets 129 WEST BAKER AVE. STATE OF NEW JERSEY ESTABLISHING erwise provided by the rules or regulations of the Authority owns or controls an interest, amount due can be obtained from the local - as extended, on the Municipal Tax Map of WILDWOOD, N.J. 08260 Christopher Wood, City Clerk THE POLICY AND FEE SCHEDULE FOR of the federal government, for the furnishing direct or indirect, in any property included or taxing authority. the City of North Wildwood, which property is MISCELLANEOUS HOUSEHOLD GOODS THE ISSUANCE OF SENIOR CITIZEN CEN- by any person or agency, public or private, of planned to be included in a housing project, Amount due under judgment is more commonly known as Morey’s Pier and Dated: July 26, 2006 TER MEMBERSHIP AND IDENTIFICATION services, privileges, works or facilities for or in he immediately shall disclose the same, in $217,622.34 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees Water Park located at 2501 Boardwalk, North SPACE NUMBER 55 CARDS connection with a housing project or the oc- writing, to the Authority, and such disclosure to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- Wildwood, New Jersey. ORDINANCE NO. 678-06 cupants thereof and, notwithstanding anything shall be entered upon the minutes of the tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount JAMES MELLOR Statement: to the contrary contained herein or any other Authority. Failure so to disclose such interest of 20% of the bid price is required. The decision of the Board was memorialized 403 W. CRESSE AVE. ADDITIONAL AMENDMENTS TO THE provision of law, to agree to any conditions shall constitute misconduct in offi ce. Upon The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any in a written Resolution adopted by the said WILDWOOD, N.J. 08260 LAND USE ORDINANCE IN THE CITY OF This ordinance establishes the policy and fee attached to federal fi nancial assistance relat- such disclosure such commissioner or em- sale without further notice of publication. North Wildwood Planning Board on July 12, MISCELLANEOUS HOUSEHOLD GOODS WILDWOOD, CAPE MAY COUNTY, NEW schedule for the issuance of Senior Citizen ing to the determination of prevailing salaries ployee shall not participate in any action by All publication costs are paid for by the plain- 2006, and is available at the offi ce of the Sec- JERSEY Center Membership and Identifi cation Cards. or wages or to the payment of not less than the Authority affecting such property. tiff. retary to the North Wildwood Planning Board SPACE NUMBER G-04 prevailing salaries or wages or to compliance Attorney FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD at City Hall, 901 Atlantic Avenue, North Wild- BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Commis- Copies of the ordinance may be obtained, at with labor standards in the development or E. For ineffi ciency or neglect of duty or Sheriff: John F. Callinan wood, New Jersey. IRMA JOHNSON sioners of the City of Wildwood, Cape May no charge, between the hours of 8:30 a.m. administration of projects and to include in misconduct in offi ce, a commissioner of the 752467 P.O. BOX 2601 County, State of New Jersey, the Governing and 4:00 p.m. Monday thru Friday at the any contract let in connection with a project Authority may be removed by the Township 4x Fee=$155.52 PERSKIE NEHMAD & PERILLO, P.C. WILDWOOD, N.J. 08260 Body thereof, that the Land Use Ordinance Administration/Finance Offi ce located at 571 stipulations requiring that the contractor and Committee, but a commissioner shall be re- 07/12, 07/19, 07/26, 08/02/06 By: Stephen R. Nehmad, Esquire MISCELLANEOUS HOUSEHOLD GOODS of the City of Wildwood is hereby amended to Petersburg Road, Dennisville, NJ up to the any subcontractors comply with requirements moved only after he shall have been given a ______Attorney for Applicant include the following: time of the Public Hearing. as to minimum wages and maximum hours of copy of the charges at least 10 days prior to STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA The Morey Organization, Inc. SPACE NUMBER D-09 labor and comply with any conditions which the hearing thereon and had an opportunity to COUNTY OF ANDERSON 4030 Ocean Heights Avenue SECTION 1 – Amendments to the Land Use The foregoing ordinance was introduced at the federal government may have attached to be heard in person or by counsel. In the event Egg Harbor Township, NJ 08234 CHARLES SWEETEN Ordinance of the City of Wildwood: a meeting of the Township Committee of the its fi nancial aid of the project. of the removal of any commissioner, a record Chris Billings, Plaintiff, vs. (609) 927-1177 118 E. CROCUS AVE. Section 401(H)(20) shall be amended as fol- Township of Dennis held on July 18, 2006. of the proceedings, together with the charges Chrissy Grace Billings, Defendant. WILDWOOD, N.J. 08260 lows (changes underlined): Publication will be held on July 26, 2006 and a D. To lease or rent any dwellings, houses, and fi ndings thereon, shall be fi led in the of- DATED: July 26, 2006 MISCELLANEOUS HOUSEHOLD GOODS Regardless of Minimum Lot Size in any par- Public Hearing will be held at a regular meet- accommodations, lands, buildings, structures fi ce of the Township Clerk. IN THE FAMILY COURT ticular Zone, no dwelling unit within a Struc- ing of the Dennis Township Committee to be or facilities embraced in any housing project TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT 1x Fee=$18.22 07/26/06 2x Fee=$70.47 tural Type described in Section 402 B herein held at the Municipal Building, 571 Petersburg and, subject to the limitations contained herein Section 5. Housing projects declared to be Case # 2006-DR-04-584 ______07/26, 08/02/06 shall be constructed in the City of Wildwood Road, Dennisville on August 08, 2006. or the limitations contained in any other provi- public property. NOTICE TO BIDDERS ______unless the lot thereunder provides an average sion of law, to establish and revise the rents TO: The Above-named Defendant(s): NOTICE minimum of 2,000 s.f. for each dwelling unit. ATTEST or charges therefor; to own, hold and improve All housing projects of the Authority, including BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Similarly, no dwelling unit above a (non-resi- Jacqueline B. Justice, RMC/Clerk real or personal property; to purchase, lease, all property comprising such housing projects, YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and re- BOROUGH OF WILDWOOD CREST THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE CAPE dential) ground fl oor permitted use shall con- obtain options upon or acquire, by gift, grant, are hereby declared to be public property de- quired to answer the COMPLAINT in this ac- MAY COUNTY BOARD OF SOCIAL SER- tain less than 1,500 s.f. unless the dwelling is 1x Fee=$19.44 07/26/06 bequest, devise or otherwise, any real or voted to an essential public and governmental tion, of which a copy is herewith served upon NOTICE is hereby given that sealed bids will VICES WILL BE HELD AT NOON ON a High-Rise Multi family building as provided ______personal property or any interest therein; to purpose. All such public property devoted to you, and to serve a copy of your answer to the be received by the Bid Opening Committee THURSDAY, JULY 27, 2006 AT THE SOCIAL for in the R/M, H/M or TE zones, in which case ORDINANCE NO. 1229-06 acquire by the exercise of the power of emi- such a public purpose shall be exempt from said Complaint upon the subscriber to Post for the Borough of Wildwood Crest, County of SERVICES BUILDING LOCATED AT 4005 the minimum shall be 400 s.f. nent domain any real property; to sell, lease, all taxes and special assessments of the state Offi ce Box 879, Pickens, SC, 29671, or at his Cape May, State of New Jersey, in the Munici- ROUTE 9 SOUTH, RIO GRANDE, NJ 08242. AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF exchange, transfer, assign, pledge or dispose or any political subdivision thereof as long as offi ce at 609 West Main Street in Easley, SC, pal Court Room, Borough Hall, 6101 Pacifi c Section 403(B)(7) shall be amended as fol- MIDDLE, COUNTY OF CAPE MAY, NEW of any real or personal property or any interest such public property remains under exclusive 29640, within Thirty (30) days after the service Avenue, Wildwood Crest, New Jersey, on Fri- CAPE MAY COUNTY BOARD OF SOCIAL lows (changes underlined): JERSEY, APPROPRIATING $128,056 IN therein; to insure or provide for the insurance control and jurisdiction of the Authority or the hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; day, August 11, 2006, AT 11:00 A.M., prevail- SERVICES Combined R.D.E. Resort Facility shall mean a THE FORM OF A GRANT RECEIVED BY of any real or personal property or operations Township of Middle; provided, however, that, and if you fail to answer the within Complaint ing time, for furnishing the following item(s): comprehensively planned, full-service Retail, THE TOWNSHIP FROM THE COUNTY IN of the Authority against any risks or hazards; in lieu of such taxes, the Authority may agree within the time aforesaid, judgment by default ALICE WASHINGTON, Dining and Entertainment complex consisting CONJUNCTION WITH THE 2006 MUNICI- and to procure or agree to the procurement to make payments to the Township of Middle will be rendered against you for the relief de- LUMBER AND SUPPLIES FOR CONSTRUC- SECRETARY TREASURER of such combination and diversity of uses, at- PAL JOINT VENTURE PROGRAM FOR IM- of insurance or guaranties from the federal for the services, improvements or facilities manded in the Complaint. TION OF ADA WALKWAYS AND RAMPS; tractions and amenities as may be necessary PROVEMENTS TO THE TOWNSHIP BIKE government of the payment of any bonds or furnished by it for the benefi t of a housing AND GENERAL BUILDING MATERIALS 1x Fee=$8.50 07/26/06 or desirable to create a building whereby the PATH parts thereof issued by an authority, includ- project, but in no event shall such payments David K. Allison FOR CONSTRUCTION OF PUBLIC SAFETY ______complex is a self-contained destination. A ing the power to pay premiums on any such exceed the amount last levied as the annual Attorney for Plaintiff BUILDING AND VARIOUS MISCELLA- NOTICE minimum of 25% of the units in the complex TAKE NOTICE that the above Ordinance was insurance. tax of the Township of Middle upon the prop- Post Offi ce Box 879 NEOUS BOROUGH PROJECTS must be dedicated as hotel rooms. The di- adopted at second reading by the Township erty included in said project prior to the time of Pickens, SC 29671 CITY OF NORTH WILDWOOD versity of units, attractions and amenities may Committee of the Township of Middle, County E. To invest any funds held in reserve or sink- its acquisition by the Authority or by the Town- (864) 306-3201 Specifi cations and form of bid will be available include hotel rooms ands residential units, of Cape May, State of New Jersey at a regular ing funds, or any funds not required for imme- ship of Middle. Date: March 13, 2006 at the Offi ce of the Borough Clerk at Borough TAKE NOTICE there will be a meeting of the as well as retail, dining, entertainment, and meeting held at Township Hall, 33 Mechanic diate disbursement, in property or securities in Hall, 6101 Pacifi c Avenue, Wildwood Crest, Municipal Ethics Board on Monday, July 31, conventional related space. If residential Street, Cape May Court House, New Jersey which savings banks may legally invest funds 3x Fee=$51.03 New Jersey. 2006 at 7 pm, IN THE Council Chambers of units are provided, there shall be a central- on Monday, July 17, 2006 at 6:00 p.m. subject to its control and to purchase its bonds ARTICLE II 07/12, 07/19, 07/26/06 City Hall, 901 Atlantic Avenue, North Wild- ized management system in place, as well at a price not more than the principal amount POSITION OF MUNICIPAL HOUSING LIAI- ______Bids must be enclosed in sealed envelopes wood, NJ, to review and discuss an Ethics as amenities typically seen in hotel use, such 1x Fee=$9.72 07/26/06 thereof and accrued interest, all bonds so pur- SON FOR THE PURPOSE OF ADMINISTER- NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE bearing the name and address of the bidder Complaint. as a front desk and concierge, so that the ______chased to be canceled. (Page 46 Please) 46 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Classifi ed Herald Newspapers 26 July 2006 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES (From Page 45) issued hereunder at any time if it fi nds that the growth and development within the Township niques and monetary losses that may result holding a Transient Merchant Vehicle Permit of Middle; and ING MIDDLE TOWNSHIP’S AFFORDABLE (4) Resale and rental therefrom; and that this Chapter is designed shall display said Transient Merchant Vehicle O. A signed consent to appoint the Township conduct of the licensee or the continued exis- HOUSING PROGRAM PURSUANT TO THE tence of the license is hazardous to the health, to provide for the licensure and regulation of Permit prominently in or on the vehicle where Clerk as registered agent for the transient WHEREAS, the Township of Middle desires to FAIR HOUSING ACT (a) Instituting and maintaining an effective transient merchants and to thereby protect cit- customers can see it. business should the registered agent de- safety and/or welfare of the people of Middle scribed in subsection F above not be found. Township. The Township Committee may implement the “growth share” policies promul- means of communicating information between izens of the Township. It is also hereby found gated by COAH in its Third Round Substan- Section 1. Purpose. owners and the Administrative Agent regard- and determined that the Township desires that D. It shall be unlawful for any transient mer- also revoke any Transient Merchant License, P. Proof that the applicant has acquired all Transient Merchant Vehicle Permit, Motorized tive Rules in an effort to foster the production ing the availability of restricted units for resale any transient merchants selling goods from chant to transact business within the Township of affordable housing opportunities for quali- The purpose of this article is to create the or rental; and motorized vehicles that might be appealing to of Middle via use of a motor vehicle unless other required township, county and state Vendor Driver Permit, or Child Safe Vendor administrative mechanisms needed for the permits and licenses. Permit issued hereunder at any time if it fi nds fi ed low and moderate income households children undergo a background check for the any and all agents and/or employees operat- through COAH’s third round, which extends execution of Middle Township’s responsibility (b) Instituting and maintaining an effective safety of the Township’s children. Therefore, ing said motor vehicle have been issued a Mo- that any statement made in an application for to assist in the provision of affordable housing § 231-7. APPLICATION FOR CHILD SAFE said license or permit is not true or no longer from 1999 to 2014. means of communicating information to low- it is the purpose and intent of this Chapter to torized Vendor Driver Permit and shall have pursuant to the Fair Housing Act of 1985. and moderate-income households regarding protect the people of Middle Township from otherwise complied with the requirements of VENDOR PERMIT. true. In any such event, the licensee shall Any transient merchant selling or offering for be entitled to a hearing before the Township NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED AND the availability of restricted units for resale improper sales techniques and from child this Article. Any employee holding an Motor- ESTABLISHED by the Township Committee Section 2. Defi nitions. or re-rental. predators by providing for the licensing and ized Vendor Driver Permit shall display said sale goods and/or services from a motorized Committee within 30 days from the date of the vehicle throughout the Township shall provide revocation. The licensee shall be entitled to of the Township of Middle that the Land Use regulation of transient merchants. Motorized Vendor Driver Permit prominently Ordinance of the Township of Middle be and As used in this article, the following terms (5) Processing request from unit owners on his or her clothing. a completed Child Safe Vendor Permit ap- present witnesses and other proofs tending shall have the meanings indicated: plication each year to the Township Clerk on to show that continuance of the license is not is hereby amended as follows: § 231-3 DEFINITIONS (a) Reviewing and approving requests from As used in this Article, the following terms E. It shall be unlawful for any transient mer- a form prescribed by the chief of police and hazardous to the health, safety and/or welfare MUNICIPAL HOUSING LIAISON – The em- the Township Clerk for each of its agents or of the people of Middle Township and that all Article VIII. The following new Article entitled owners of restricted units who wish to take shall have the meanings respectively ascribed chant to sell or offer for sale goods and/or ‘Uniform Growth Based Affordable Housing ployee charged by the governing body with out home equity loans or refi nance during the to them in this section: services from a motorized vehicle unless any employees, regardless of whether or not they statements made in any application are true. the responsibility for oversight and adminis- operate said motorized vehicle. All Child Safe Production’ is hereby added to the Township term of their ownership; and all employees staffi ng said vehicle, re- of Middle’s Land Use Ordinance, to read as tration of the affordable housing program for CHILD SAFE VENDOR PERMIT — A permit gardless of whether said employees operate Vendor Permit applications shall include a § 231-15. ENFORCEMENT. Middle Township. consent to a thorough background check and It is the duty of the Township Police Depart- follows: (b) Reviewing and approving requests to in- issued by the Township of Middle to a tran- said motor vehicle, have been issued a Child crease sales prices from owners of restricted sient merchant, or an agent or employee of Safe Vendor Permit and shall have otherwise shall include a fi ngerprinting requirement. All ment and the Township Code Enforcement Of- ADMINISTRATIVE AGENT – The entity re- Child Safe Vendor Permit applications shall fi cer to enforce the provisions of this Chapter. § 250-51 Applicability units who wish to make capital improvements a transient merchant, who sells goods and/or complied with the requirements of this Article. sponsible for administering the affordability to the units that would affect the selling price, services from a motorized vehicle. Any employee holding a Child Safe Vendor also include three (3) 3 inch by 5 inch pass- controls of some or all units in the affordable port photographs. All transient merchants § 231-16. INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS A. This subsection of the land use regulations such authorizations to be limited to those im- Permit shall display said Child Safe Vendor of the Township of Middle sets forth mecha- housing program for Middle Township to en- provements resulting in additional bedrooms FAIR, CIRCUS, OR SHOW — Any transient Permit prominently on his clothing. must obtain a Child Safe Vendor Permit for FOR TRANSIENT MERCHANTS. sure that the restricted units under adminis- any new employee before he begins work for Every Transient Merchant issued a Transient nisms by which developers shall provide for or bathrooms and the cost of central air condi- business carried out in one location which a fair share of affordable housing based on tration are affi rmatively marketed and sold or tioning systems; and has as one of its business purposes either the F. A Transient Merchant License, Transient the merchant. Merchant License, shall carry a General Com- rented, as applicable, only to low- and moder- mercial Liability (CGL) policy in an amount growth that is associated with development entertainment of persons who have paid an Merchant Vehicle Permit, Motorized Vendor taking place within the Township of Middle. ate-income households. (c) Processing requests and making determi- admission fee or the sale or offering for sale of Driver Permit, or Child Safe Vendor Permit § 231-8. APPLICATION FOR TRANSIENT not less than $100,000.00. The Township of MOTORIZED VEHICLE PERMIT. Middle shall be named as an additional in- nations on requests by owners of restricted merchandise by more than one vendor. may be issued hereunder only when all re- B. Residential Development. Except as ex- Section 3. Establishment of Municipal Hous- units for hardship waivers. quirements of this Chapter have been met. Any transient merchant selling or offering for sured. The Transient Merchant shall provide ing Liaison position and compensation; pow- sale goods and/or services from a motor- the Township Clerk with a certifi cate of insur- empted in §250-2, all residential develop- MOTORIZED VENDOR — Any vendor selling Such Transient Merchant License, Transient ment that results in the construction of new ers and duties. (6) Enforcement or offering for sale goods and/or services from Merchant Vehicle Permit, Motorized Vendor ized vehicle throughout the Township must ance naming the Township of Middle as an also submit a completed Transient Motorized additional insured with the application. market-priced dwelling units in accordance a motorized vehicle. Examples include but Driver Permit, or Child Safe Vendor Permit with N.J.A.C. 5:94-1 et seq., shall be subject A. Establishment of position of Municipal (a) Securing annually lists of all affordable are not limited to trucks which sell ice cream shall not be transferable, shall be valid only Vehicle Permit application each year to the Housing Liaison. There is hereby established Township Clerk for each motorized to be oper- § 231-17. INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS to the “growth share” provisions of this ordi- housing units for which tax bills are mailed to or pastries out of trucks on various routes within the territorial limits of the Township of nance. the position of Municipal Housing Liaison for absentee owners and notifying all such own- throughout the Township. Middle, and shall be valid only for the business ated in the Township of Middle. The Transient FOR MOTORIZED VENDORS. Middle Township. Motorized Vehicle Permit application shall be Every vehicle issued a Transient Merchant Ve- ers that they must either move back to their stated in the application. If a license is issued C. Non-residential development. Except as unit or sell it; MOTORIZED VENDOR DRIVER PERMIT — to a particular person, that license or permit so on a form prescribed by the chief of police. hicle Permit shall carry the same amount of in- B. Subject to the approval of the Council on Any Transient Motorized Vehicle Permit shall surance as would be required under state law exempted in § 250-2, all non-residential de- A permit issued by the Township of Middle to a issued shall be valid for that one person. If a velopment that results in an increase in gross Affordable Housing (COAH), the Municipal (b) Securing from all developers and spon- transient merchant, or an agent or employee license is issued to a partnership, corporation, include a copy of the vehicle title, registration, if the motorized vendor were a taxi cab. Said Housing Liaison shall be appointed by the proof of inspection, and proof of insurance in insurance requirements are currently defi ned fl oor area of any existing non-residential sors of restricted units, at the earliest point of a transient merchant, who drives or other- or other business entity, the Township shall be structure or the construction of a new non-res- Governing Body and may be a full or part time of contact in the processing of the project or wise operates a motorized vehicle from which informed immediately if there is a change in amounts indicated in § 231-17 below. in N.J.S.A. 48:16-3, N.J.S.A. 48:16-7, and/or municipal employee. N.J.S.A. 48:16-8. The Township of Middle idential structure in accordance with N.J.A.C. development, written acknowledgement of the goods and/or services are offered for sale. ownership, and any new owners shall be sub- 5:94-1 et seq., shall be subject to the “growth requirement that no restricted unit can be of- ject to a determination if the License can con- § 231-9. APPLICATION FOR MOTORIZED shall be named as an additional insured on C. The Municipal Housing Liaison shall be VENDOR DRIVER PERMIT. any such policies. The Transient Merchant share” provisions of this ordinance. fered, or in any other way committed, to any MOTORIZED VENDOR VEHICLE PERMIT tinue to be issued and outstanding, and if not, responsible for oversight and administration person, other than a household duly certifi ed — A permit issued by the Township of Middle it may be revoked. The Township Committee Any transient merchant selling or offering for shall provide the Township Clerk with a cer- of the affordable housing program for Middle sale goods and/or services from a motor- tifi cate of insurance naming the Township of § 250-52 Exemptions to the unit by the Administrative Agent; to a transient merchant who owns a motorized may, in its sole discretion, deny the issuance Township, including the following responsibili- vehicle which allows the motorized vehicle to of a Transient Merchant License, Transient ized vehicle throughout the Township must Middle as an additional insured with the ap- ties which may not be contracted out: also submit a completed Motorized Vendor plication. The following are exempted from the provi- (c) The posting annually in all rental proper- operate on the streets and roads of the Town- Merchant Vehicle Permit, Motorized Vendor sions of this Chapter: ties, including two-family homes, of a notice ship of Middle for purposes of selling goods Driver Permit, or Child Safe Vendor Permit if Driver Permit application each year to the (1) Serving as Middle Township’s primary Township Clerk for each employee permitted § 231-18. VIOLATIONS AND PENALTIES. as to the maximum permitted rent together and services. it determines that the issuance of said license A. Developments that received preliminary or point of contact for all inquiries from the State, with the telephone number of the Administra- will be hazardous to the health, safety or wel- to operate the motor vehicle. The Motorized affordable housing providers, Administrative Vendor Driver Permit application shall be on A. Any person who violates any section of this fi nal subdivision approval from the Planning tive Agent where complaints of excess rent TRANSIENT BUSINESS — Any business fare of the people of Middle Township. Board and/or Zoning Board of Adjustment, as Agents, and interested households; can be made; conducted for the sale or offer for sale of a form prescribed by the chief of police. Any Article shall be subject to penalty as follows: Motorized Vendor Driver Permit application applicable, prior to the effective date of this goods, wares or merchandise, which is car- G. Each Transient Merchant License, Tran- ordinance. (2) Monitoring the status of all restricted units (d) Sending annual mailings to all owners ried on in any building, structure, railroad car sient Merchant Vehicle Permit, Motorized shall include a driver’s abstract which shows (1) First offense: a fi ne of not more than in Middle Township’s Fair Share Plan; the applicants drive’rs record for a period of $1,000 or 90 days in jail or a period of com- of affordable dwelling units, reminding them or real estate, for a period of less than fi ve Vendor Driver Permit and Child Safe Vendor B. Residential developments that have been of the notices and requirements outlined in months in each year. Any business carried Permit, shall be valid for the time period at least the past ten years. If the applicant munity service not to exceed 90 days. (3) Compiling, verifying, and submitting an- has not been driving for that long, the abstract zoned to produce an affordable housing set- N.J.A.C. 5:80-26.18(d)4; on in a motor vehicle shall also be a transient granted by the Township Clerk, which shall be aside greater than the growth share require- nual reports as required by COAH; business, regardless of the number of months specifi ed on the license, but for no longer than shall be for the entire period that the applicant (2) Second offense: a fi ne of not less than has been a license driver. A person must be $150 nor more than $1,000 or 90 days in ments of this Article or that are intended to (e) Establishing a program for diverting unlaw- per year carried out. “Transient business” one year. Permits shall run from January 1st include only low and moderate income hous- (4) Coordinating meetings with affordable ful rent payments to the municipality’s afford- shall also include any private enterprise which of each year to December 31st of that same at least 18 years of age to obtain a Motorized jail or a period of community service not to housing providers and Administrative Agents, Vendor Driver Permit. The application shall exceed 90 days. ing units. able housing trust fund or other appropriate schedules, organizes or promotes any enter- year. All permits shall terminate on Decem- as applicable; municipal fund approved by the DCA; tainment, concerts, athletic events, contests ber 31st of each year regardless of when the also include a copy of the applicant’s driver’s license, and a certifi cate signed by a physician (3) Third and subsequent offenses: a fi ne of C. Single lots existing as of September 1, or competitions or beauty pageants to be permit was issued. Applications for renewal 2006 upon which one single family dwell- (5) Attending continuing education opportuni- (f) Establishing a rent-to-equity program; held on a nonregular basis and which require of a Transient Merchant License shall be stating that the employee is fi t to operate the not less than $300 nor more than $1,000 or 90 ties on affordability controls, compliance mon- motor vehicle. All Motorized Vendor Driver days in jail or a period of community service ing shall be built where the dwelling is con- the payment of a fee for entry or admission, done in the same manner as a new Transient structed by the owner of the lot on September itoring, and affi rmative marketing as offered or (g) Creating and publishing a written operating wherein such event is to take place within the Merchant License application. Applications Permit applications shall also include three not to exceed 90 days. approved by COAH; 1, 2006. manual, as approved by COAH, setting forth confi nes of the Township of Middle. for renewal of a Transient Merchant License, procedures for administering such affordabil- Transient Merchant Vehicle Permit, Motorized (3) 3 inch by 5 inch passport photographs. B. Any person who has violated a provision (6) If applicable, serving as the Administrative All transient merchants must obtain a Mo- of this Chapter on three separate and dis- D. Single lots which come to exist after Sep- ity controls; and TRANSIENT MERCHANT — Any person, Vendor Driver Permit and Child Safe Vendor tember 1, 2006 created as part of a minor Agent for some or all of the restricted units in fi rm, corporation, or other business entity Permit shall be due by November 15th of torized Vendor Driver Permit for any new tinct occasions shall be permanently barred Middle Township as described in F. below. employee-driver before he begins work for from receiving a Transient Merchant License, subdivision totaling no more that two lots (one (h) Providing annual reports to COAH as which engages in, does, or transacts any tem- the year before the requested effective year. lot becomes two lots). required. porary or transient business in the Township Renewal applications must be accompanied the merchant. Transient Merchant Vehicle Permit, Motorized D. Subject to approval by COAH, Middle Vendor Driver Permit, or Child Safe Vendor of Middle, either in one locality or by traveling by the same information and fees and a new As to exemptions C and D above, these types Township may contract with or authorize (7) The Administrative Agent shall have from place to place in the Township. application. § 231-10. SERVICE OF PROCESS. Permit at any future time. a consultant, authority, government or any of development may still be subject to the de- authority to take all actions necessary and velopers fee ordinance. agency charged by the Governing Body, appropriate to carry out its responsibilities TRANSIENT MERCHANT LICENSE — A H. Any person or entity that transacts a A. Each registered agent designated by a C. Each day on which a violation occurs shall which entity shall have the responsibility of transient merchant in the application for a li- be deemed to constitute a distinct and sepa- hereunder. license issued by the Township of Middle to transient business as defi ned herein without § 250-53 Residential Growth Share Provi- administering the affordable housing program a transient merchant. having fi rst obtained a Transient Merchant cense shall be a resident of the State of New rate violation of this Chapter for purposes of of Middle Township. If Middle Township con- Jersey and shall be agent of the transient fi nes, community service, and jail sentence; sions Section 4. Severability. License in accordance with the provisions tracts with another entity to administer all or § 231-4. EXCEPTIONS. of this Chapter or who knowingly advertises, merchant upon whom any process, notice or but shall not be considered a separate violation any part of the affordable housing program, demand required or permitted by law to be for purposes of permanent bar from receiving A. All residential development which results in If any section, subsection, paragraph, sen- offers for sale or sells any merchandise or the construction of one or more new market- including the affordability controls and Affi r- tence or other part of this Ordinance is A. The provisions of this Chapter shall not provides any services in violation of the pro- served upon the transient merchant may be a Transient Merchant License, Transient Mer- mative Marketing Plan, the Municipal Housing served. The registered agent shall agree, in chant Vehicle Permit, Motorized Vendor Driver priced dwelling units shall provide non-age adjudged unconstitutional or invalid, such apply to: visions of this Chapter shall be a disorderly restricted affordable housing at a ratio of one Liaison shall supervise the contracting Admin- judgment shall not affect or invalidate the person. Any person, partnership, corporation, writing, to act as such agent, and a copy of Permit, or Child Safe Vendor Permit. istrative Agent. the agreement to so act shall be fi led by the affordable unit for every eight market-priced remainder of this Ordinance, but shall be con- (1) Sales at wholesale to retail merchants by or other business entity which operates a mo- units constructed on-site. fi ned in its effect to the section, subsection, commercial travelers or selling agents in the torized vehicle in connection with selling or of- applicant with the application for a license. SECTION 4. All other ordinances in con- E. Compensation. Compensation shall be fl ict or inconsistent with this ordinance are paragraph, sentence or other part of this Or- usual course of business. fering for sale goods and/or services from said B. All residential development consisting of fi xed by the Governing Body at the time of dinance directly involved in the controversy in motorized vehicle without having fi rst obtained B. The Township Clerk shall maintain an al- hereby repealed, to the extent of such confl ict the appointment of the Municipal Housing phabetical list of all transient merchants in the or inconsistency. eight or more residential units shall provide which said judgment shall have been rendered (2) Sales of goods, wares or merchandise a Transient Merchant Vehicle Permit shall be one non-age restricted affordable housing unit Liaison. and all other provisions of this Ordinance shall by sample catalogue or brochure for future a disorderly person. Any person operating a Township and the names and addresses of their registered agents. SECTION 5. Should any section, paragraph, on-site for every eight market-priced units. remain in full force and effect. delivery. motor vehicle in connection with selling or of- F. Administrative powers and duties assigned fering for sale goods and/or services from said sentence, clause or phrase of this ordinance to the Municipal Housing Liaison. C. If any transient merchant doing business be declared unconstitutional or invalid for any C. For developments that result in a number Section 5. Inconsistent Ordinances Re- (3) Garage sales held on the premises de- motorized vehicle without having fi rst obtained of market-priced residential units not evenly pealed. voted to residential use; subject, however, to a Motorized Vendor Driver Permit shall be a or having done business in the Township of reason, the remaining portions of this ordi- (1) Affi rmative Marketing Middle shall fail to have or maintain a regis- nance shall not be affected thereby and shall divisible by eight, the developer may construct Ch. 154, Garage and Yard Sales. disorderly person, as shall be his employer the additional affordable unit on-site or alter- All ordinances or parts of ordinances which and supervisor. Any person selling or offering tered agent in the State of New Jersey or if remain in full force and effect, and to this end (a) Instituting and maintaining an effective such registered agent cannot be found at his the provisions of this ordinance are hereby natively, the developer may make a payment are inconsistent with the provisions of this (4) Sales of crafts or items made by hand and for sale goods and/or services from a motor- in lieu of constructing the additional affordable means of communicating information for ordinance are hereby repealed, but only to the sold or offered for sale by the person making ized vehicle without having fi rst obtained a permanent address, the Township Clerk shall declared to be severable. Administrative Agent for the purpose of con- be an agent of such transient merchant for unit. If the developer selects the latter option, extent of such inconsistencies. such crafts or handmade items and not sold Child Safe Vendor Permit shall also be a dis- the amount of said payment shall be estab- ducting an outreach process to insure affi r- out of a motorized vehicle. orderly person, as shall be his employer and service of all process, notices or demands. SECTION 6. This ordinance shall become mative marketing of affordable housing units Services on the Township Clerk shall be made effective immediately upon fi nal passage and lished by subtracting any whole multiples of Section 6. Effective Date. supervisor. The penalties prescribed herein eight from the total number of market-priced in accordance with the Affi rmative Marketing (5) Any new-home construction contractor, shall be in addition to any other penalties pre- by delivering to and leaving with him or any publication, according to law. Plan of Middle Township and the provisions of person designated by the Clerk to receive residential units being created, dividing any This Ordinance shall take effect immediately residential developer, master plumber or elec- scribed by law for any criminal offense com- remaining number of units by eight and multi- N.J.A.C. 5:80-26.15; and upon fi nal adoption and publication in the trical contractor who is licensed or regulated mitted by the merchant. such service duplicate copies of the process, F. Nathan Doughty, Mayor notice or demand. When any such process, Charles M. Leusner, Committee Member plying the resulting fraction by the established manner prescribed by law. by any state, county or municipal agency, cost to construct one affordable residential (b) Instituting and maintaining an effective division, department or professional board § 231-6. APPLICATION FOR TRANSIENT notice or demand is served on the Clerk, he Susan Atkinson DeLanzo, means of communicating information for Ad- shall immediately cause one copy thereof to Committee Member unit (“Affordable Unit Cost”). F. NATHAN DOUGHTY, Mayor and any contractor of home improvements MERCHANT LICENSE ministrative Agent to providing counseling or CHARLES M. LEUSNER, as defi ned in N.J.A.C. 13:45A-16.1, who, in Any transient merchant desiring to transact be forwarded by certifi ed mail to the perma- contracting to provide counseling services to nent address of the transient merchant. The Attest: D. All residential development consisting of Committeemember the normal of course of business, advertises business within the confi nes of the Township less than eight residential units may provide low and moderate income applicants on sub- SUSAN DELANZO, Committeemember or performs his services in the Township of of Middle shall make application for and obtain provisions of this section shall not limit or oth- James E. Alexis, Township Clerk jects such as budgeting, credit issues, mort- erwise affect the right of any person to serve one affordable unit on-site or may make a Middle, provided that any such tradesman a Transient Merchant License. The application payment in lieu of constructing the propor- gage qualifi cation, rental lease requirements, Attest: complies with all state, county and municipal for Transient Merchant License shall be fi led any process, notice or demand in any other 1x Fee=$359.64 07/26/06 and landlord/tenant law. manner now or hereafter authorized by law. ______tionate fraction of the affordable housing unit JAMES E. ALEXIS, Township Clerk regulations enforceable by the Township Con- with the Township Clerk at least six weeks be- required. If the developer selects the latter struction Offi cial, including any and all licens- fore operation and shall include the following ORDINANCE NO. 1233-06 (2) Household Certifi cation § 231-11. FAIRS, CIRCUSES AND SHOWS. option, the amount of said payment shall be 1x Fee=$326.84 07/26/06 ing requirements. information: established by dividing the number of market- ______Any transient business which operates as a ORDINANCE AMENDING AND SUPPLE- (a) Soliciting, scheduling, conducting and fair, circus or show (as defi ned in § 231-3) MENTING CHAPTER 250 ARTICLE VIII OF priced units by eight and multiplying the re- ORDINANCE NO. 1232-06 (6) The sale of produce, fl owers or other agri- I. The name, telephone number and perma- sulting fraction by the Affordable Unit Cost. following up on interviews with interested culture products from buildings or from road- nent address of the transient merchant mak- shall be permitted to rent out space to various ORDINANCES OF THE TOWNSHIP OF households; vendors without each individual vendor being MIDDLE AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER side stands where the premises in question ing the application. E. As an alternative to fulfi lling the affordable 231 OF THE CODE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF are owned by the farmer, it being the express required to obtain a Transient Merchant Li- (b) Conducting interviews and obtaining suf- cense, provided that the fair or show itself ob- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the above Ordi- housing requirements set forth in B through MIDDLE REGARDING TRANSIENT RETAIL intention of this Article that nothing herein J. If the applicant is a business entity, includ- D above, developers of residential units may fi cient documentation of gross income and MERCHANTS shall prohibit the sale of agriculture products ing but not limited to a corporation, limited tains a Transient Merchant License and com- nance was passed on fi rst reading at a regular assets upon which to base a determination plies with § 231-12. However, any transient meeting of the Township Committee held on elect to construct affordable housing units on land owned by the farmer unless prohibited liability company, or any type of partnership, off-site but within the Township of Middle. If of income eligibility for a low- or moderate- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the above Ordi- by the Township Zoning Ordinance. the applicant shall provide a list of the names, merchant selling or offering for sale goods July 17, 2006. Second reading, hearing and income unit; and/or services from a motorized vehicle must consideration for adoption will be held on Au- the developer elects to construct the afford- nance was passed on fi rst reading at a regular home telephone numbers and addresses, and able unit off-site but within the Township of meeting of the Township Committee held on B. The provisions of this Chapter, except § business telephone numbers and addresses apply for its own Transient Merchant License, gust 21, 2006 at the Middle Township Munici- (c) Providing written notifi cation to each ap- Transient Merchant Vehicle Permit, Motorized pal Building at 6:00 P.M. Middle, each on-site unit otherwise required July 17, 2006. Second reading, hearing and 231-12, shall not apply to: for each and every offi cer, director, and/or to be affordable to a low or moderate income plicant as to the determination of eligibility or consideration for adoption will be held on Au- manager of the entity, if the entity has offi cers, Vendor Driver Permit, and Child Safe Vendor non-eligibility; Permit regardless of this section. TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE household may be converted to a market- gust 21, 2006 at the Middle Township Munici- (1) Any general sale, fair, auction or bazaar directors, and/or managers. priced unit, but the developer’s growth share pal Building at 6:00 P.M. sponsored by any civic, fraternal, educational COUNTY OF CAPE MAY (d) Requiring that all certifi ed applicants for § 231-12. RECORD KEEPING REQUIRE- STAT OF NEW JERSEY obligation shall be increased accordingly and or religious organization. K. Any business entity not registered with the refl ected in the number of units being con- restricted units execute a certifi cate substan- TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE United States Securities Exchange Commis- MENTS. tially in the form, as applicable, of either the Any transient business as defi ned at § 231-3, ORDINANCE NO. 1233-06 structed off-site but within the Township. COUNTY OF CAPE MAY (2) Wholesale trade shows and/or conven- sion, any securities regulation bureau of any ownership or rental certifi cates set forth in STATE OF NEW JERSEY tions. State of the United States of America, or any or a business described in § 231-11, which Appendices J and K of N.J.A.C. 5:80-26.1 rents out space to vendors shall maintain a ORDINANCE AMENDING AND SUPPLE- F. All residential development not subject to provincial securities regulation commission in the provisions of A. through E. above shall et. seq.; ORDINANCE NO. 1232-06 C. A transient merchant not otherwise ex- the Dominion of Canada shall provide a list record of all the information for each vendor MENTING CHAPTER 250 ARTICLE VIII OF as required in § 231-6(A) through § 231-6(G) ORDINANCES OF THE TOWNSHIP OF be subject to the provisions of development empted from the provisions of this Article of the names, home telephone numbers and fees as set forth in the Development Fee (e) Creating and maintaining a referral list AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER shall not be relieved or exempted from the addresses, and business telephone numbers for each vendor. Any transient business de- MIDDLE of eligible applicant households living in the scribed in § 231-11 shall fi le these records Ordinance. 231 OF THE CODE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF provisions of this Article by reason of associ- and addresses for each of the owners, share- housing region and eligible applicant house- MIDDLE REGARDING TRANSIENT RETAIL ating himself temporarily with any local dealer, holders, partners, or members of the entity. with the Township Clerk at least forty-eight BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWNSHIP COM- holds with members working in the housing hours before the date of any fair, circus, or MITTEE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE, G. No density increase shall be permitted for MERCHANTS auctioneer, trader, contractor or merchant or Any entity claiming to be registered with one the construction of affordable housing. region where the units are located; and by conducting such temporary or transient of the above securities regulation entities must show. Nothing in this paragraph shall change County of Cape May, State of New Jersey, that BE IT ORDAINED by the Township Commit- business in connection with or in the name of provide as proof of registration with its appli- the fact that any transient business described Chapter 250 Article VIII of the Land Develop- (f) Employing the random selection process in § 231-11 must apply for a Transient Mer- ment Ordinances of the Township of Middle §250-54 Non-Residential Growth Share Pro- tee of the Township of Middle in the County any local dealer, auctioneer, trader, contractor cation the name of the securities exchange visions as provided in the Affi rmative Marketing Plan of Cape May and State of New Jersey as or merchant. on which it trades, or, if it does not trade on a chant License at least six (6) weeks before entitled “Affordable Housing Provisions” is of Middle Township when referring households any planned operation, consistent with the hereby amended as follows: follows: securities exchange within the United States A. All non-residential development that results for certifi cation to affordable units. § 231-5. LICENSE AND PERMITS RE- of America or the Dominion of Canada, a copy requirements of any other transient business. Failure to comply with this section shall consti- PURPOSE in an increase in gross fl oor area of any exist- SECTION 1. The heading of Chapter 231 of QUIRED. of its most recent regulatory fi ling. ing non-residential building or the construc- (3) Affordability Controls the Code of the Township of Middle, “Transient tute a disorderly persons offense. The penal- ties prescribed herein shall be in addition to WHEREAS, the New Jersey Supreme Court tion of a new non-residential building in the Retail Merchants” shall be changed to “Tran- B. It shall be unlawful for any transient mer- L. If the applicant is a corporation, limited li- Township of Middle shall provide one non-age (a) Furnishing to attorneys or closing agents sient Merchants and Child Safe Vendors”. chant to transact business within the Town- ability company, or any other business entity, any other penalties prescribed by law for any and New Jersey Legislature have recognized forms of deed restrictions and mortgages for criminal offense committed by the merchant. and mandated in So. Burl. Co. NAACP v. restricted affordable unit for every 25 jobs that ship of Middle unless said merchant, and the there shall be stated on the application form results from the application of standards ad- recording at the time of conveyance of title of SECTION 2. All substantive provisions (§ owner(s) of any goods, wares, merchandise, the date of incorporation or formation, the Mount Laurel, 92 N.J. 158 (1983) (“Mount each restricted unit; § 231-13. FEES. Laurel II”) and the Fair Housing Act, N.J.S.A. opted by COAH (presently found in Appendix 231-1 through § 231-20, inclusive) of current or services are to be offered for sale or sold if state of incorporation or formation and, if the E of N.J.A.C. 5:94-1 et seq.) and based on Chapter 231 of the Code of the Township of such are not owned by the transient merchant, applicant is an entity formed in a state other Each application for a Transient Merchant 52:27D-301, et seq. (“FHA”) that every munici- (b) Creating and maintaining a fi le on each License by a fair, circus, or show (as defi ned pality in New Jersey has an affi rmative obli- use groups, as defi ned by the International Middle are hereby REPEALED in their entirety shall have fi rst secured a Transient Merchant than the State of New Jersey, the date on Building Code (IBC) which has been incorpo- restricted unit for its control period, including and replaced with the following: License and shall have otherwise complied which such entity qualifi ed to transact busi- at § 231-3) shall be accompanied by an ap- gation to facilitate the provision of affordable the recorded deed with restrictions, recorded plication fee of $500. Any other application housing; and rated by reference into the Uniform Construc- with the requirements of this Article. For pur- ness as a foreign entity in the State of New tion Code (UCC). mortgage and note, as appropriate; § 231-1. TITLE. poses of this Chapter, in the case of a person, Jersey. for a Transient Merchant License shall be accompanied by an application fee of $250. WHEREAS, the New Jersey Council on Af- This Chapter shall be known as the “Transient partnership, corporation, or other business B. All non-residential development shall (c) Ensuring that the removal of the deed Merchant Licensing and Child Safe Vendors.” entity selling or offering for sale goods and/or M. A statement showing the kind of business Each application for a Transient Merchant fordable Housing (“COAH”) is the State ad- restrictions and cancellation of the mortgage Vehicle Permit, Motorized Vendor Driver ministrative agency created pursuant to the provide one unit of affordable housing for services from a motorized vehicle, said per- proposed to be conducted, the length of time every 25 jobs created by new or expanded note are effectuated and properly fi led with § 231-2. FINDINGS AND PURPOSE. son, partnership, corporation, or other busi- for which the applicant desires to transact Permit, or Child Safe Vendor Permit shall FHA vested with primary jurisdiction for the the appropriate county’s register of deeds or be accompanied by a fee of $25 for each re- administration of affordable housing obliga- development. Determinations of the number It is hereby found and determined by the Town- ness entity must fi rst be issued a Transient such business and the location or locations of jobs created shall be based on the new or county clerk’s offi ce after the termination of ship Committee of the Township of Middle that Merchant License by the Township Clerk. of such proposed place of business, including quested permit. All application fees shall be tions in accordance with sound regional plan- the affordability controls for each restricted non-refundable. ning considerations in New Jersey; and expanded fl oor area in the development and citizens of this Township are often subjected routes of operation if said business is carried the conversion factors, by use group, pub- unit; to improper sales techniques by transient C. It shall be unlawful for any transient mer- out by a motorized or self-propelled vehicle. § 231-14. REVOCATION OF LICENSES AND WHEREAS, COAH’s Third Round Substan- lished by COAH as Appendix E in N.J.A.C. merchants who leave the Township before chant to transact business within the Town- 5:94-1 et seq. (d) Communicating with lenders regarding such purchasers can take appropriate action ship of Middle via use of a motorized vehicle N. The name and permanent address of the PERMITS. tive Rules (NJ.A.C. 5:94-1 et seq.) imple- foreclosures; and The Township Committee may revoke any ment a “growth share” approach to affordable to correct the damages resulting from such unless that motorized vehicle has been issued transient merchant’s registered agent or offi ce C. Except as set forth in 250-4D below, non- improper sales techniques; that it is desirable a Transient Merchant Vehicle Permit and shall in the State of New Jersey, along with a writ- Transient Merchant License, Transient Mer- housing production which requires affordable (e) Ensuring the issuance of Continuing Cer- chant Vehicle Permit, Motorized Vendor housing to be produced in conjunction with residential developers shall provide for their that the Township take all reasonable steps to have otherwise complied with the require- ten consent to receive service of process from affordable housing unit obligation off-site but tifi cates of Occupancy or certifi cations pursu- protect residents from misleading sales tech- ments of this Article. Any Transient Merchant said registered agent. Driver Permit, or Child Safe Vendor Permit market-priced residential and nonresidential ant to N.J.A.C. 5:80-26.10. (Page 47 Please) Herald Newspapers 26 July 2006 Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com 47 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES (From Page 46) APPROVED: within the Township of Middle. the developer for satisfying the required num- Charles M. Leusner, Committee Member restaurant to add two residential units (total PELLANT BY ORDER OF: Zoning Board IN al Ordinances of the Borough of Stone Harbor, Suzanne M. Walters, Mayor ber of affordable housing units, any develop- Susan Atkinson DeLanzo, 9) and Roof-Top Swimming Pool for the resi- COMPLIANCE WITH N.J.S.A. 40:55D-11, ET 2005, is hereby amended as follows: D. As an alternative to fulfi lling the affordable ment or portion thereof that generates a frac- Committee Member dential units, requiring variances for height, SEQ AND 40:55D-12, ET SEQ. ATTEST: housing requirements set forth in 250-4B and tion of an affordable housing unit (because number of parking spaces, lot coverage, front RESPECTFULLY, Chapter 129: ALARM SYSTEMS Suzanne C. Stanford Borough Clerk 250-4C above, the non-residential developer the development contains fewer than or more Attest:James Alexis, Clerk yard setback, rear yard setback, side yard Julianne Ryder [HISTORY: Adopted by the Borough Council may make a payment in lieu of constructing than a number of units that is evenly divisible setback, and building coverage, and any and APPELLANT of the Borough of Stone Harbor as Sec. 4-26 1x Fee=$116.64 07/26/06 the affordable units. The amount of said pay- by eight) shall be required to make a payment 1x Fee=$37.66 07/26/06 all other variances deemed necessary by the of the 1982 Revised General Ordinances. ______ment shall be determined by establishing the in lieu of construction for that fraction of a units ______North Wildwood Planning Board on premises 1x Fee=$21.87 07/26/06 Amendments noted where applicable.] SHERIFF’S SALE number of jobs to be created in a development based upon the pro-rated cost of constructing NOTICE OF ACTIONS TAKEN BY located at 100 W. Spruce Avenue and desig- ______by using the conversion factors published by an affordable housing unit in the Township of MIDDLE TOWNSHIP ZONING BOARD OF nated as Block 191 New Lot 5; and 112 W. BOROUGH OF STONE HARBOR GENERAL REFERENCES By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued COAH as Appendix E in N.J.A.C. 5:94-1 et Middle. ADJUSTMENT Spruce Avenue, designated as Block 191 COUNTY OF CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY out of the Superior Court of New Jersey, seq., dividing by 25 to determine the number New Lot 4 on the current tax map of the City Noise — See Ch. 374. Chancery Division, Cape May County, D. All payments in lieu of constructing af- The following actions were taken by the Zon- of North Wildwood. ORDINANCE 1263 of affordable housing units required and mul- DOCKET NUMBER F 3720 06, pending tiplying the resulting fi gure by the Affordable fordable housing shall be deposited by the ing Bard of the Township of Middle at a meet- § 129-1. Applicability. wherein the Township of Middle into an affordable housing ing held on July 13, 2006. A public hearing has been scheduled for Au- AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTERS CHASE HOME FINANCE LLC Unit Cost. plaintiff AND CATHY A. HAGGERTY are the trust fund to be established by the Township of gust 9, 2006 at 7:00 p.m. in Council Cham- 134 AND 560 OF THE REVISED GENERAL The owner and/or the occupant of any prop- defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public E. For developments that result in a number Middle in conformance with regulations estab- 1. The application of Omnipoint Communica- bers of City Hall, 901 Atlantic Avenue, North ORDINANCES OF THE BOROUGH OF erty in the Borough of Stone Harbor, which venue on: of jobs not evenly divisible by 25, the devel- lished by COAH and shall at all times be iden- tions dba T-Mobile regarding the property lo- Wildwood, New Jersey at which time you may STONE HARBOR, 2005(as amended) (Clari- has located thereon a fi re and/or burglar tifi able from development fees. These funds cated at 441 Route 47 North, Goshen (Block appear in person or by agent and present any fying Language In the Zoning Ordinance Re- or other alarm system, shall be subject to WEDNESDAY THE 23RD DAY OF oper may construct the additional affordable AUGUST A.D. 2006 unit off-site in accordance with subsection shall be used in accordance with regulations 1, Lot 17) was continued to the August 10, objection which you may have to the granting lated to Liquor the provisions of this chapter. Owner(s) and at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court 250-4C above or alternatively, the developer established by COAH to create new afford- 2006 meeting. of this Application. Licenses and Allowing for the Placement of occupant(s) have joint and several liability. House Building located at 9 N. Main Street may make a payment in lieu of constructing an able housing opportunities within the physical Retail Wine Licenses in Restaurants) Alarm system is defi ned to be any system (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New additional affordable unit in accordance with boundaries of the Township of Middle. 2. The application of Russell Swan regarding Maps and documents, if any, relating to this which reports a fi re, burglar, and/or carbon Jersey. subsection 250-4D above. If the developer the property located at 255 Route 47 S a/k/a Application, will be available for public inspec- NOTICE monoxide level to a monitoring central station §250-58 Other Requirements 7 Bay Avenue, Cape May Court House (Block tion at least ten (10) days prior to the hearing The above Ordinance was passed by the Bor- or reports by its own dialer directly to the po- selects the latter option, the amount of said Property to be sold is located in the Town- payment shall be established by subtracting 148, Lot 1) was continued to the August 10, in the offi ce of the Secretary of the Board, 901 ough Council of the Borough of Stone Harbor, lice/fi re departments. Mere smoke detectors A. A proposed affordable housing plan shall 2006 meeting. Atlantic Avenue, North Wildwood, New Jer- New Jersey, at a meeting of said Council held or carbon monoxide detectors which only emit ship of Middle Township, County of Cape any whole multiples of 25 from the total num- May and State of New Jersey. ber of jobs being created, dividing any remain- be submitted to the Board at the time appli- sey, during regular business hours. on the 20th day of June, 2006 and was taken warnings within the property are not “alarm ing number of jobs by 25 and multiplying the cation is made for any development requiring 3. The application of William and Joyce up for second reading, fi nal passage and ad- systems.” growth share affordable housing pursuant to Bramble regarding the property known as This Notice is sent to you by the Applicant by opted at a meeting of said Council held in the Commonly known as: 8 Lafayette Avenue, resulting fraction by the Affordable Unit Cost. Del Haven, NJ 08219 this Section. The Plan shall be a condition 18 Secluded Hollow Road, Cape May Court Order of the North Wildwood Planning Board. Municipal Building, Borough of Stone Harbor, § 129-2. [No change] of “completeness” determination. All Plans House (Block 322, Lot 45) for a use variance LOUIS C. DWYER, JR. ATTORNEY FOR New Jersey on the 18th day of July, 2006. F. All non-residential development creating Tax Lot No. 16 in Block No. 426 less than 25 jobs may provide one affordable shall be the subject of review by the Town- to permit an apartment in an existing acces- PREMIER CUSTOM HOMES LLC § 129-3. [No change] ship Affordable Housing Offi cer or appointee sory building was granted. 9700 Pacifi c Avenue Suzanne C. Stanford, Borough Clerk unit off-site in accordance with subsection Dimension of Lot Approximately 90x100 250-4C above or may make a payment in lieu for consistency with COAH’s Rules and with Wildwood Crest, New Jersey 08260 § 129-4. [Delete this Section -. List as “Re- the Town’s third round Housing Element and 4. The application of Robert and Linda Howey (609) 729-5572 I, SUZANNE M. WALTERS, Mayor of the Bor- served”] of constructing an affordable housing unit. If Nearest Cross Street: Bayshore Road the developer selects the latter option, the Fair Share Plan. Compliance with all of the regarding the property known as 101 Eldredge ough of Stone Harbor, New Jersey, do hereby terms of COAH’s Rules and with the approved Road, Del Haven (Block 438, Lot 11) for a bulk 1x Fee=$23.08 07/26/06 certify my approval of the foregoing Ordinance § 129-5. Timing mechanism required. amount of said payment shall be established th ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT, tract or parcel by dividing the number of jobs by 25 and mul- plan shall be a condition of development plan variance for rear yard setback to permit the ______this 18 day of July, 2006. approval and may be covered by appropriate construction of a sunroom onto an existing DENNIS TOWNSHIP ZONING BOARD OF All owners or lessees shall equip audible of land and premises situate, lying and be- tiplying the resulting fraction by the Affordable ing in the TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE County Unit Cost. performance and maintenance guarantees as single family dwelling was granted. ADJUSTMENT Suzanne M. Walters, Mayor alarms with a timing mechanism that will dis- with any other required improvement. engage the audible alarm after a maximum of CAPE MAY and State of New Jersey, bounded and described as follows: G. No density increase shall be permitted for 5. The application of Stone Harbor Properties NOTICE OF HEARING ON APPEAL OR AP- 1x Fee=$15.80 07/26/06 period of 30 minutes. Audible alarms without the construction of affordable housing. B. Where an odd number of low and moder- Inc regarding the property known as 1114 PLICATION FOR DEVELOPMENT ______such timing mechanism shall be unlawful in ate income housing units are required to be Stone Harbor Boulevard and 23 Hallman BOROUGH OF STONE HARBOR the Borough of Stone Harbor and must be COMPRISING Lots Nos. 30, 31 and 32, Block 2, Section 1, according to the map § 250-55 Mixed Use District Growth Share provided, the majority of the units shall be Road, Cape May Court House (Block 136, Applicants Name: Loren Spencer COUNTY OF CAPE MAY NEW JERSEY disconnected by the owner or lessee. low income units. Where there are an insuf- Lots 13, 13.01-13.03) for a use variance and of Del Haven, Section 1, which map was Provisions prepared by O. M. Corson, Civil Engineer, fi cient number of affordable units provided to minor subdivision approval to construct six- Address:143 Broad Street, Belleplain, NJ ORDINANCE 1265 § 129-6. [No change] meet the bedroom distribution requirements teen town homes along with associated bulk 08270 and which said map was fi led in the Clerk’s A. “Mixed Use District” are defi ned as zoning Offi ce of Cape May County, at Cape May districts that permit both residential and non- of COAH’s Rules, the fi rst unit shall be a variances for minimum front, side and rear AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 542 § 129-7. List of contact persons to be submit- two bedroom unit, the second unit shall be yard setbacks was granted. Address of Property OF THE REVISED GENERAL ORDINANCES ted. Court House, New Jersey, on September residential construction. 9, 1937. a one-bedroom unit and third unit shall be a Subject to the Application: 143 Broad Street, OF THE BOROUGH OF STONE HARBOR, three bedroom unit. Otherwise, the bedroom 6. The application of Louis Altobelli, Sr. re- Belleplain, NJ 08270 2005 Within 30 days of the publication of this article, B. In a Mixed Use District, residential develop- TAXES ARE CURRENT AS OF 06/01/2006 ment shall provide one affordable housing unit distribution shall be in strict accordance with garding the property known as 2402-2405 (Creating a Provision for Use of Water Meters or 30 days after the alarm system is installed, on-site for every eight market-priced units. COAH’s Rules. Route 9 S & Gibson Avenue (Block 1062, Lots Tax Map Block: 25 Lot(s): 8 by Governmental Agencies) whichever occurs last, each person utilizing A full legal description of the premises can 17-19 and Block 1063 Lots 1-3) for fi nal major such system shall fi le with the Stone Harbor rd be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape C. In a Mixed Use District, non-residential C. It shall be the developer’s responsibility, site plan approval to construct an auto repair Take notice that on the 23 day of August, Section 1: Section § 542-13(D) is hereby Police Department a prioritized list, refl ecting May County. This sale is subject to unpaid development shall provide one affordable at its sole cost and expense, to pay the per shop with associated storage and offi ce space 2006 at 7:30 PM prevailing time, at the Den- amended as follows: the names, addresses and telephone num- taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer housing unit on-site for every 25 jobs created unit cost of the initial advertising and ongoing was granted. nis Township Hall, located at 57l Petersburg bers of at least one but not more than three liens and other Municipal Assessments. The by new or expanded development. Determi- administration of the controls on affordability Road, Dennisville, Dennis Township, New “D. Special hydrant meter use service charge: contact persons who may be called by the amount due can be obtained from the local nations of the number of jobs created shall be pursuant to the contract between the Town- 7. The application of Douglas and Barbara Jersey, the Dennis Township Zoning Board of Governmental Agency Use. Water for jetting Stone Harbor Police Department to secure taxing authority. based on the new or expanded fl oor area in ship and the experienced administrative en- Fulford regarding the property known as 706 Adjustment will hold a hearing on the appeal in pilings or other special uses may be ob- any premises or shut off an alarm. If no con- Amount due under judgment is tity. The designated administrative entity shall Dias Creek Road, Cape May Court House ( or application for development of the under- tained from water hydrants upon application tact person is named, the owner is designated the development and the conversion factors, $66,956.07 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees by use group, published by COAH as Appen- fi le with the Township Affordable Housing Block 163.01, Lot 22.03) for a conditional signed. Variance or other relief is sought so to the Utilities Department. A service charge to be the contact person. to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- dix E in N.J.A.C. 5:94-1 et seq. Affordable Offi cer or designee such certifi cation, reports use variance along with preliminary site plan as to permit the construction of an addition of $35 per day, or any part thereof, shall be tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount units may be part of or included within a mixed and or monitoring forms as may be required approval to operate an exercise studio was fi ve (5) feet away from property line on the made for use of a hydrant meter and the 129-7.1 [New section] Installation of Security of 20% of the bid price is required. use structure or may be constructed in a sepa- by COAH. granted. premises located at 143 Broad Street, Belle- quantity of water supplied as registered on the Box Containing Key(s) For Access Required The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any rate building(s) on the same site. plain, Dennis Township, also known as Block meter shall be paid for at the rates recited in § sale without further notice of publication. D. Moreover, developments covered by this 8. The memorializing resolution granting the 25, Lot(s) 8 on the Dennis Township Tax Map. 542-13B hereof, the same to be paid when bill The owner of any property equipped with an All publication costs are paid for by the plain- D. For developments in Mixed Use Districts Article shall be exempt from the payment of application of K. Hovnanian Shore Acquisi- The following variances are being sought from is submitted. In the event water is being used alarm system regulated under this Chapter tiff. that result in a fractional affordable housing Development Fees under the adopted Devel- tions LLC regarding property on Bayberry the following section(s) of the Township’s ordi- for fi lling swimming pools, the sewer charges shall install a security box containing a key or Attorney FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD obligation, the developer may construct the opment Fee Ordinance. Drive, Cape May Court House known as Block nances: 185-21 side yard setback and lot cov- will be applicable because the swimming pool keys or any codes which allow full access to Sheriff: John F. Callinan additional affordable unit on-site or alterna- 312.01, Lot 4, for a conditional use variance erage. The following additional approvals are is emptied into the sewage collection system, the property in the event of an activated alarm. 752472 tively, the developer may make a payment in E. The use of any of the foregoing mecha- for minimum front yard setback along with re- sought: variances for pre-existing conditions. When a contractor who is working on a public Security box shall be defi ned for purposes of 4x Fee=$136.08 lieu of constructing the additional affordable nisms for providing affordable housing within vised preliminary and fi nal site plan approval project for the Borough, County, State or Fed- this section as a secured, locked device that 07/26, 08/02, 08/09, 08/16/06 unit only. The amount of said payment for the Township of Middle shall be limited to the to construct a 60 unit age-restricted develop- A copy of the said application and documents eral government and needs to connect to a is located on the exterior of the premises at ______non-residential development shall be deter- provision of non-age restricted affordable ment was granted. are on fi le with the Zoning Board of Adjust- hydrant, the Borough will lend the contractor a or near the main entrance which can be ac- SHERIFF’S SALE mined by establishing the number of jobs to housing units in compliance with all of the ment Administrator and may be inspected meter to connect to a hydrant upon the depos- cessed by the Stone Harbor Police Depart- be created in a development by using the COAH’s Rules set forth at N.J.A.C. 5:94-1 9. The memorializing resolution granting the during normal business hours in the Dennis it of $500. The contractor shall be responsible ment in the event that an alarm is activated By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out conversion factors published by COAH as Ap- et seq. application of James Brown regarding the Township Construction/Zoning Offi ce, Den- for paying for the water that is used and reg- and it is or becomes necessary to gain access of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- pendix E in N.J.A.C. 5:94-1 et seq., subtract- property known as 8 Geneva Avenue, Del nis Township Hall, by all interested parties at istered on the meter at the current rates. The to the premises in order to adequately deter- cery Division, Cape May County, REPEAL OF CONFLICTING ORDINANCES Haven (Block 422, Lot 16) for a use variance least ten (10) days prior to the said hearing. contractor will receive back the deposit upon mine the cause of the activation of the alarm. DOCKET ing any whole multiples of 25 from the total NUMBER F 1332 06, pending wherein number of jobs being created, dividing any re- to continue two previously existing long time Further, any interested party may apear in the payment of the water bill and the return The security box shall contain a key or keys Any ordinances of the Township of Middle that principal uses of a single family dwelling and a person or by attorney or agent at said hearing of the meter in good shape. If the contractor or code to provide such access to the prem- MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRA- maining number of units by 25 and multiplying TION SYSTEMS, INC., AS NOMINEE FOR the resulting fraction by affordable unit cost. are in confl ict with this Ordinance are hereby detached apartment, was approved. and participate therein in accordance with the does not return the meter at the end of the ises. The security box shall be of a type that repealed to the extent of such confl ict. rules of the Dennis Township Zoning Board of project they will forfeit the deposit.” is commonly known as a “Knox Box” or the POPULAR FINANCIAL SERVICES, LLC The amount of said payment for residential the plaintiff AND DAVID TORRES are the development shall be determined by subtract- Upon adoption by the Middle Township Zon- Adjustment. This notice is sent pursuant to the substantial equivalent thereof that is approved defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public ing any whole multiples of eight from the total SEVERABILITY ing Board of Adjustment, Memorializing requirements of the Municipal Land Use Law. Section 2. If any portion of this ordinance is de- by the Police Chief. The precise location of the venue on: number of market-priced residential units be- Resolutions referenced above or concerning termined to be invalid by a Court of competent security box shall be subject to the approval of If any part of this Ordinance shall be deemed the above matters will be on fi le at the Middle Loren Spencer jurisdiction, that determination shall have no the Chief of Police. The requirements of this WEDNESDAY THE 23RD DAY OF ing created, dividing any remaining number AUGUST A.D. 2006 of units by eight and multiplying the resulting invalid, such parts shall be severed and the Township Clerk’s Offi ce and the Middle Town- Applicant effect upon the remainder of this Ordinance, section shall be immediately effective for all at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court fraction by the Affordable Unit Cost. invalidity thereof shall not effect the remaining ship Zoning Offi cial’s Offi ce at Middle Town- which shall remain valid and operable. new construction or new alarm system instal- House Building located at 9 N. Main Street parts of this Ordinance. ship Hall, 33 Mechanic Street, Cape May 1x Fee=$27.94 07/26/06 lations but for existing systems, the effective (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New § 250-56 General Provisions for Constructing Court House, NJ 08210. ______Section 3. All Ordinances or parts of Ordi- date is January 1, 2007. Jersey. Affordable Units EFFECTIVE DATE PUBLIC NOTICE nances inconsistent with this Ordinance, to David L. May, Secretary the extent of such inconsistencies only, are § 129-8. Personal appearance of contact The property to be sold is located in the A. Affordable housing units being constructed This Ordinance shall take effect upon pas- Middle Township Zoning Board of Adjustment ALL INTERESTED PERSONS are hereby hereby repealed. person. sage and publication as required by law. advised that the Commissioner of the New Town of North Wildwood in the County of on-site or off-site shall meet the requirements Cape May and State of New Jersey com- of the Township of Middle’s affordable housing 1x Fee=$46.17 07/26/06 Jersey Department of Transportation has Section 4. This Ordinance shall take effect im- It shall be the responsibility of the person th F. NATHAN DOUGHTY, Mayor ______received a Diagnostic Team Report recom- mediately upon fi nal passage and publication who utilizes an alarm system and who has monly known as 410 E. 12 Avenue, North ordinance, and shall be in conformance with Wildwood, New Jersey. COAH’s third round rules at N.J.A.C. 5:94-1 CHARLES M. LEUSNER, Invitation to Comment on a Proposed Wire- mending the establishment of a highway-rail as provided by law. supplied a list of contact persons to the Bor- Committeemember less Telecommunications Facility grade crossing of Heine Avenue and Cape ough to insure that the contact person, when et seq. and the Uniform Housing Affordability Tax Lot No. 38 & 39 in Block No. 301 Controls at N.J.A.C. 5:80-26.1 et seq., includ- SUSAN DELANZO, Committeemember May Seashore Line’s railroad track in the APPROVED: called, appears personally or through a des- Interested persons are invited to comment on Borough of Woodbine, County of Cape May, Suzanne M. Walters, Mayor ignated representative at the property within ing, but not limited to, requirements regarding Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 40.00 phasing schedule, controls on affordability, Attest: the wireless telecommunications facility (Site Docket No. DOT 04-2006P. 30 minutes of receipt of the call, to secure the JAMES E. ALEXIS, Township Clerk #1-CM-6839-U) proposed to be constructed ATTEST: premises or shut off the alarm as required by Feet x 100.00 Feet x 40.00 Feet x 100.00 low/moderate income split, heating source, Feet maximum rent and/or sales prices, affordabil- at 610 Route 49 North, Woodbine, Atlantic The installation of any new at-grade crossing Suzanne C. Stanford, Borough Clerk the Borough offi cials at the property. Failure of 1x Fee=$264.87 07/26/06 County, New Jersey, and specifi cally on po- or changes to an at-grade crossing requires the contact person or representative to appear ity average, bedroom distribution, and affi rma- Nearest Cross Street: Surf Avenue tive marketing. ______tential effects to historic properties located the Commissioner of NJDOT approval. If NOTICE shall constitute a violation of this chapter by ORDINANCE NO. 1234-06 at or near this facility, if any. The facility will approved, the changes would include the in- owner and occupant. Additionally, the sum of $1,736.39 is the B. Developers electing to create affordable consist of a 170 foot monopole with nine (9) stallation of a new at-grade crossing surface, The ordinance published herewith was in- AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE CODE OF antennas mounted at a centerline height of installation of railroad crossbucks, vegetation troduced and passed upon fi rst reading at a § 129-9. [No change] amount represented to Plaintiff, by the housing units elsewhere within the Township Tax Collector’s Offi ce for the City of North may do so within existing buildings, whether THE TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE, CHAPTER § 170 feet and equipment cabinets placed on a trimming, and railroad related signs and pave- meeting of the Borough Council of the Bor- 46 SECTION 46-1 THEREOF, ENTITLED 10 foot by 20 foot concrete pad. Comments ment markings. ough of Stone Harbor, in the County of Cape § 129-10. False alarms. Wildwood, as being outstanding on ac- converted, reconstructed or purchased for count of taxes, sewer and/or liens due buy down or rental subsidy assistance in any POLICE DEPARTMENT, ESTABLISHMENT regarding potential effects to historic proper- May, New Jersey, held on July 18, 2006. It will AND ORGANIZATION ties should be submitted to Scott Horn, by The Department’s Railroad Engineering & be further considered for fi nal passage, after It shall be a violation of this chapter for an and owing through 6/30/06. This sale is zone of the Township of Middle as set forth also subject to any and all other unpaid and regulated in this article. email to [email protected], by Safety Unit recommends to the Commissioner public hearing thereon, at a meeting of said alarm system to sound if it results in the ap- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the above Ordi- mail to Acer Associates, LLC, 403 Bloomfi eld the above-mentioned changes be approved, Borough Council to be held in the Municipal pearance at the property of the Police Depart- taxes, water, sewer, municipal liens or any other charges which may be due and C. The reconstruction or conversion of any nance was passed on fi rst reading at a regular Drive, Unit 2, West Berlin, NJ 08091, or phone unless contested. Building in said Borough on Tuesday, August ment, Fire Department or Rescue Squad, meeting of the Township Committee held on (856) 809-1202. This notice is provided in ac- 15, 2006 at 4:30 p.m. and during the week except in connection with an emergency situ- owing whether set forth herein or not. ALL existing dwelling in which all such dwelling INTERESTED PARTIES ARE TO CONDUCT units are deed restricted for affordability to July 17, 2006. Second reading, hearing and cordance with the regulations of the Federal All related documents are available for inspec- prior to and up to and including the date of ation such as a break-in, fi re or other similar consideration for adoption will be held on Au- Communications Commission, 47 C.F.R. Part tion between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 such meeting, copies of said ordinance will emergency. AND RELY UPON THEIR OWN INDEPEN- and occupancy by low and moderate income DENT INVESTIGATION TO ASCERTAIN households shall be permitted as of right, sub- gust 21, 2006 at the Middle Township Munici- 1, Subpart I and Appendices B and C. p.m., Monday through Friday at the Railroad be made available at the Clerk’s Offi ce in said pal Building at 6:00 P.M. Engineering & Safety Unit, Division of Design Municipal Building to the members of the gen- § 129-11. Violations and penalties. WHETHER OR NOT ANY OUTSTANDING ject to meeting all other requirements of this LIENS OR ENCUMBRANCES REMAIN OF subarticle 250-6 not withstanding any other 1x Fee=$13.36 07/26/06 Services, 1035 Parkway Avenue, Trenton, eral public who shall request the same. TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE ______New Jersey. Please call (609) 530-4944 to A. Each property shall be permitted two false RECORD AND/OR HAVE PRIORITY OVER provision of this Ordinance to the contrary. THE LIEN BEING FORECLOSED HEREBY COUNTY OF CAPE MAY The undersigned has fi led an Application for schedule an appointment. Suzanne C. Stanford, Borough Clerk alarms, per calendar year, before a person STATE OF NEW JERSEY development with the Zoning Board of Adjust- is charged with an offense under § 129-10. AND, IF SO, TO ASCERTAIN THE CUR- D. To the greatest extent possible, affordable RENT AMOUNT DUE THEREON. housing units being provided within inclusion- ment of the City of Wildwood for Preliminary Any interested party may submit questions, 1x Fee=$42.53 07/26/06 Proof of mailing notices of the two alleged ary developments shall be disbursed through- ORDINANCE NO. 1234-06 and Final Site Plan Approval and a Use Vari- comments or objections in writing no later ______false alarms shall be suffi cient proof that such A full legal description of the premises can out inclusionary developments and shall ance from Section 403F(1) and variances for than September 1, 2006. All submissions re- BOROUGH OF STONE HARBOR false alarms did in fact occur. Thereafter, any be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape be located within buildings designed to be AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE CODE OF lot coverage, building coverage and rear yard garding this matter should be directed to: CAPE MAY COUNTY, NEW JERSEY person violating § 129-10 shall, upon convic- May County. This sale is subject to unpaid architecturally indistinguishable from the mar- THE TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE, CHAPTER § setback (Section 403F(3) and for the number tion thereof, be subject to the following fi nes, taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer ket-priced units otherwise being constructed 46 SECTION 46-1 THEREOF, ENTITLED of parking spaces (Section 400B) and any and Richard J. Delaney ORDINANCE 1264 which fi nes are to be reduced by one-half if liens and other Municipal Assessments. The within the development. POLICE DEPARTMENT, ESTABLISHMENT all other variances deemed necessary by the Supervising Engineer the property has a “Knox Box” described in amount due can be obtained from the local AND ORGANIZATION Wildwood City Zoning Board of Adjustment Railroad Engineering & Safety Unit AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 129 129- 7.1: taxing authority. E. In single-family residential zones, single- on premises designated as Block 103 Lots New Jersey Department of Transportation OF THE REVISED GENERAL ORDINANCES Amount due under judgment is BE IT ORDAINED, by the Township Commit- 13, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25 and 26, known as P.O. Box 600 OF THE BOROUGH OF STONE HARBOR, (1) For the third offense: a fi ne in the sum of family attached buildings in the form of semi- $277,249.68 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees detached (side-by-side) units or duplex (over tee of the Township of Middle in the County 318 W. Baker Avenue (Lot 21) 320 W. Baker E&O Building, 4th Floor 2005 $100. to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- and under) units, triplex and quadplex build- of Cape May and State of New Jersey as Avenue (Lot 20); 302 W. Baker Avenue (Lots Trenton, New Jersey 08625 (Requiring the Installation of Security Boxes to tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount ings shall be deemed to be permitted uses follows: 22, 23); and 4306 Park Boulevard (Lots 13, Allow Entry to Structures with Activated Alarm (2) For the fourth offense: a fi ne in the sum of 20% of the bid price is required. in the underlying zone when created for the 24, 25, 26) on the current tax map of the City 2x Fee=$48.60 Systems) of between $200 and $300, inclusive, and a The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any purpose of meeting the growth share obliga- SECTION 1. Section 46-1 of the Code of the of Wildwood. 07/26, 08/02/06/06 court appearance In connection with this of- sale without further notice of publication. tion on-site. Township of Middle is hereby amended and ______Section 1. Legislative Intent fense may be mandatory. All publication costs are paid for by the plain- supplemented to read as follows: A Hearing has been scheduled for August 14, PUBLIC NOTICE tiff. F. All required setbacks, building height and 2006 at 7:00 p.m. in the Commission Meeting WHEREAS, frequently the public safety de- (3) For the fi fth and subsequent offenses, a Attorney DEMBO AND SALDUTTI impervious coverage limits for the zone shall “Police Department is hereby established in Room, 2nd Floor, Wildwood City Municipal PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: partments of the Borough of Stone Harbor are mandatory court appearance is required and Sheriff: John F. Callinan be met on the lot except that existing setback the Township of Middle, County of Cape May. Building, 4400 New Jersey Avenue, Wild- THAT THE UNDERSIGNED HAS APPEALED called to the scene of activated alarms but are the fi ne shall be between $300 and $500. 752470 defi ciencies and other nonconformities of the The Department shall consist of not more that wood, New Jersey 08260. TO: Zoning Board OF THE CITY OF NORTH unable to obtain access to structures due to 4x Fee=$145.80 lot and/or building(s) may be continued, for as the following: WILDWOOD FOR A VARIANCE FROM THE the fact that there is insuffi cient compliance B. Except as provided in 129.11 (A) (1), (2), 07/26, 08/02, 08/09, 08/16/06 long as the buildings remain on the site with- Any person or persons affected by this Ap- TERMS OF ARTICLES AND SECTIONS with the “contact person” provisions of Chap- (3), and (C), any person convicted of a viola- ______out the need for additional variances. OFFICE NUMBER plication may have an opportunity to appear OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE SO AS TO ter 129 of the Revised General Ordinances of tion of any other provision of this chapter shall, NOTICE TO BE PUBLISHED IN OFFICIAL either in person or by agent or attorney and PERMIT: the Borough of Stone Harbor, 2005; and upon conviction thereof, pay a fi ne of not less NEWSPAPER §250-57 Payment in Lieu Provisions Chief 1 present any objections which you may have DESCRIPTION OF VIOLATION: Hardship than $100 nor more than the penalties set Captain 1 to the granting of the approvals sought in the Variance required for # stories not exceed- WHEREAS, the lack of a response by a forth in Chapter 1, Article Ill, Penalty, of the TAKE NOTICE that on Monday, the 7th day A. Payments in lieu of the construction of af- Lieutenant 3 petition. ing 35 ft. contact person often leads to the necessity Borough of Stone Harbor Code. Editor’s Note: of August, 2006, a hearing will be held before fordable housing. The Affordable Unit Cost Sergeant 6 VIOLATION OF CHAPTER NUMBER: 267.17 of members of the Fire Department or Police Amended at time of adoption of Code (see Ch. the Planning Board of the City of Wildwood shall be based upon a proportionate share of Patrolman 40 All documents or maps relating to this Ap- section C Department having to forcibly gain entry with 1, General Provisions, Art. I). on the application of the undersigned, Robert the total project cost embodied in one or more Special Offi cer 0 plication may be examined in the Offi ce of ON THE PREMISES AT: 258 Seabreeze Ct. consequential damage to property and risk of and Connie J. Meyer, for a variance from the pro-formas for the construction an affordable the Secretary of the Board, Wildwood Mu- BLOCK: 30 LOT: 78(new) injury to the members of those departments; C. Any person convicted of a violation of building regulations of the Wildwood Land De- housing development elsewhere within the SECTION 2. All other ordinances in confl ict or nicipal Building, 4400 New Jersey Avenue, WHICH IS WITHIN 200 FEET OF PROPERTY and 129.7.1 for failure to install the required “Knox velopment Ordinance. Applicant will seek a Township of Middle. Said proforma(s) shall be inconsistent with this Ordinance are hereby Wildwood, New Jersey 08260 during normal OWNED BY YOU. A PUBLIC HEARING HAS Box” shall, upon conviction, pay a fi ne of not lot coverage variance 70% is permitted, Appli- on fi le in the offi ce of the Township Clerk. repealed, to the extent of such confl ict or in- business hours. BEEN ORDERED FOR: August 14, 2006 AT WHEREAS, the simple installation of a se- less than $150. cant seeks lot coverage at 85.1%. Applicant consistency. 7 P.M., IN COUNCIL CHAMBER OF CITY curity device commonly known as a “Knox will also seek a side yard set back variance 6 B. The payment in lieu of construction to be HALL, 901 ATLANTIC AVENUE, AT WHICH Box” would eliminate such damage and risk of Section 3. If any portion of this ordinance is de- feet is required. Applicant proposes to con- made by the developer may be subject to SECTION 3. Should any section, paragraph, LOUIS C. DWYER, JR. ATTORNEY FOR TIME YOU MAY APPEAR EITHER IN PER- injury by allowing Police and Fire responders termined to be invalid by a Court of competent struct access areas for handicap access to a negotiation with the Township based upon sentence, clause or phase of this Ordinance JOHN MCBRIDE SON OR BY AGENT OR ATTORNEY AND access to a key to the property and the Bor- jurisdiction, that determination shall have no rear pool that will be in the side yard setback, the following considerations: the actual cost be declared unconstitutional or invalid for any 9700 Pacifi c Avenue PRESENT ANY OBJECTION WHICH YOU ough Council fi nds that the installation of such effect upon the remainder of this Ordinance, the current ordinance requires a 10 foot set of buying down or subsidizing an existing reason, the remaining portions of this Ordi- Wildwood Crest, New Jersey 08260 MAY HAVE TO THE GRANTING OF THIS security boxes would be of minimal cost to the which shall remain valid and operable. back. By way of this application, Applicant or planned market priced dwelling unit to nance shall not be affected thereby and shall (609) 729-5572 APPEAL. MAPS AND DOCUMENTS, IF ANY, owners of properties with alarm systems; seeks to provide handicap access to the units achieve affordability; the actual land cost of remain in full force and effect, and to this end RELATING TO THIS APPLICATION, WILL Section 4. All Ordinances or parts of Ordi- and common elements of the building located site(s) identifi ed for off-site affordable housing the provisions of this Ordinance are hereby 1x Fee=$21.87 07/26/06 BE AVAILABLE FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED, by the nances inconsistent with this Ordinance, to on the property listed below. Applicant re- construction with the Township or reasonable declared to be severable. ______AT LEAST TEN (10) DAYS PRIOR TO THE Borough Council of the Borough of Stone Har- the extent of such inconsistencies only, are ceived approval for this eight unit building by and acceptable offers to substitute land, site PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: HEARING IN THE OFFICE OF THE SEC- bor that Chapter 129 of the Revised General hereby repealed. Planning Board Resolution #47-04P. Appli- preparation and/or construction services for SECTION 4. This Ordinance shall become RETARY OF THE BOARD — 901 ATLANTIC Ordinances of the Borough of Stone Harbor, cant will seek any and all other variances and all or a portion of the monetary payment oth- effective immediately upon fi nal passage and That the undersigned has applied to the Plan- AVENUE, DURING REGULAR BUSINESS 2005, be amended to require the installation Section 5. This Ordinance shall take effect im- waivers that may be required by the Planning erwise required. publication, according to law. ning Board of the City of North Wildwood HOURS. of such devices. mediately upon fi nal passage and publication Board during the public hearing. The prop- for Revised Preliminary and Final Site Plan as provided by law. erty is located at 124 West Roberts Avenue, F. Nathan Doughty Jr., Mayor Approval to increase the size of the tavern THIS NOTICE IS SENT TO YOU BY THE AP- Section 2. Chapter 129 of the Revised Gener- C. Regarding of the mechanism selected by (Page 48 Please) 48 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Classifi ed Herald Newspapers 26 July 2006 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES (From Page 47) Wildwood. The property is identifi ed as Block ship Clerk of the Township of Middle at 33 Location: Between 6th Avenue and 7th Av- have been removed from the site and the site by this section are inconsistent with the pen- A copy of the said application and accompany- 116, Lots 23, 24 and 25 on the tax map of the Mechanic Street, Cape May Court House, NJ enue graded. alty section of any other applicable ordinance ing documents will be on fi le with the Secre- d. A 6 foot tall fence in the front yard setback; City of Wildwood. The property is located in 08210 up to and including 3 p.m. on August contained within the Code of the City of North tary of the Middle Township Zoning Board and and the R-2, Moderate Density Residential, zon- 14, 2006, prevailing time, at that time and Street: New Jersey Avenue b. Swimming pools, partial basements and Wildwood then the inconsistency shall be re- may be inspected, during normal business ing district. place the bids will be opened and considered Side: East other like excavations also shall be sur- solved in favor of the ordinance providing the hours, in the Middle Township Zoning Offi ce, e. A minimum landscape buffer 25 feet by the Township. Location: Between 14th Avenue and rounded by a chain-link fence having a height more severe penalty except in those cases Middle Township Municipal Building, 33 Me- wide with a solid landscape screen 6 feet in All maps or documents relating to this appeal 15th Avenue of not less than six feet from grade during non- wherein the penalty is prescribed by State chanic Street (Boyd and Mechanic Streets), height. or application may be inspected in the offi ce BIDDERS ARE REQUIRED TO COMPLY working hours. This requirement is in addition statute. Cape May Court House, New Jersey, by all in- of the Secretary of the Board, Wildwood Mu- WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF P.L. 1975 Section 2. All Ordinances or parts of Ordi- to the requirement that the entire site be sur- terested parties at least ten (10) days prior to The follow waivers are requested: nicipal Building, 4400 New Jersey Avenue, c 127 nances inconsistent with this Ordinance, to rounded by fencing. Section 6. If any portion of this Ordinance is the said hearing. Further, any interested party Wildwood, New Jersey, during normal busi- the extent of such inconsistencies only, be determined to be invalid by a court of com- may appear in person or by attorney at said a. Planting a 4 foot wide planter strip around ness hours. Bidders are required to submit a statement and the same hereby are repealed. c. All demolition sites shall have a sign located petent jurisdiction, that determination shall hearing and participate therein in accordance the perimeter of all structures; of ownership with the bid in compliance with thereon, easily legible from the street frontage, have no effect upon the remainder of this with the rules of the Middle Township Zon- Public Hearing will be held at 7:00 P.M. in the N.J.S. 52:25-24.2 (P.L. 1977, c33) Section 3. The City Clerk shall submit a certi- that sets forth the tax lot and block number of Ordinance, which shall remain valid and op- ing Board of Adjustment. This notice is sent b. Planting pollution resistant shade trees Commission Meeting Room, 2nd fl oor, Wild- fi ed copy of this Ordinance to the New Jersey the site, the demolition permit number and a erable. pursuant to the requirements of the Municipal at 30 feet on center around the perimeter of wood Municipal Building. Specifi cations are on fi le and available July Department of Transportation. 24 hour contact telephone number. Land Use Law. parking areas; 26, 2006 at the Treasurer’s Offi ce, 33 Me- Section 7. All Ordinances or parts of Ordi- Any interested party may appear at said hear- chanic Street, Cape May Court House, NJ Section 4. This Ordinance shall take effect d. All sidewalks on or adjoining the demolition nances inconsistent with this Ordinance, to This notice is given to you by the Applicant, c. Providing a 6 foot high planted parking area ing and participate therein in accordance with 08210. upon fi nal passage and publication as pro- site shall be maintained free of debris and the extent of such inconsistencies only, be and by order of the Middle Township Zoning buffer for all parking areas; and, the rules of the Wildwood Board of Adjustment vided by law. shall be maintained for the safe use thereof and the same hereby are repealed. Board. and the Municipal Land Use Law. The Township reserves the right to reject any by the public. d. Providing a 15 foot buffer between parking or all bids and to waive any informality in any William J. Henfey, Mayor Section 8. This Ordinance shall take effect Colleen Carney areas and structures. Louis J. Belasco, Jr., Attorney for Applicant bid. e. All utility service disconnected areas shall immediately upon fi nal passage and publica- Project Manager Robert and Connie J. Meyer. Janet H. Harkins, City Clerk be maintained safely, excavations fi lled and tion as provided by law. Dante Guzzi Engineering Additionally, applicant will seek preliminary/fi - By Order of the Township Committee. utility lines properly secured. (609) 654-4440 nal site plan approval. 1x Fee=$26.73 07/26/06 ORDINANCE NO. 1504 William Henfey, Mayor ______Tracey Taverner f. All dumpsters and roll-off containers that Janet H. Harkins, City Clerk 1x Fee=$24.30 07/26/06 Applicant will also seek modifi cation of a pre- TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE Treasurer AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION are to be used in connection with demolition ______viously granted use variance for residential COUNTY OF CAPE MAY 418-18, ONE-HALF-HOUR PARKING, OF of structures shall be subject to the provisions ORDINANCE NO. 1503 MIDDLE TOWNSHIP ZONING BOARD use so as to permit living space on the ground STATE OF NEW JERSEY 2x Fee=$41.31 ARTICLE II, TRAFFIC AND PARKING, OF of Chapter 217 of the Code of the City of North fl oor in certain buildings. 07/26, 08/02/06 CHAPTER 418, VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC, Wildwood, as amended from time to time. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND SUPPLE- NOTICE OF HEARING ON APPLICATION RESOLUTION ______OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF NORTH MENTING CHAPTER 166, DEMOLITION OF FOR DEVELOPMENT Additionally, applicant may seek additional 345-06 BOROUGH OF STONE HARBOR WILDWOOD Section 4. § 166-5, Notice of violation, shall BUILDINGS, OF THE CODE OF THE CITY bulk variances as necessitated by comments ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT be deleted and replaced with the following: OF NORTH WILDWOOD Applicant’s Name: received from the Board Engineer or others Date: July 17, 2006 TAKE NOTICE that the foregoing Ordinance RIO VICTORIAN VILLAGE, LLC at this meeting. TAKE NOTICE that the Stone Harbor Zoning was introduced and passed on fi rst reading at § 166-5. Salvaging. TAKE NOTICE that the foregoing Ordinance Subject: RATIFY AGREEMENT THROUGH Board of Adjustment held their Regular Meet- a regular meeting of the Mayor and Council of was introduced and passed on fi rst reading Address: 560 Fellowship Road, Mt. Laurel, A copy of the said application and accompa- NON-FAIR AND OPEN PROCESS – ing on July 14, 2006 at 8:00 p.m. at which time the City of North Wildwood, County of Cape The salvaging and/or removal from structures at a regular meeting of the Mayor and Coun- NJ 08054 nying documents will be on fi le with the Sec- WHITESBORO SCHOOL – LEAD TESTING the following matters were considered and the May and State of New Jersey, on the 18th day of exterior or interior elements which, by way cil of the City of North Wildwood, County of retary of Middle Township Planning Board/ – JOSEPH KENNEY following DECISIONS were made: of July, 2006. A second reading, hearing and of example, but not by way of limitation, in- Cape May and State of New Jersey, on the Owner’s Name: Albino Vendrasco, Jr. Zoning Offi cer and may be inspected, during Introduced By: Mayor Doughty Sec- fi nal consideration of the above Ordinance clude windows, doors, plumbing fi xtures, 18th day of July, 2006. A second reading, normal business hours, in the Middle Town- onded By: 1. Application # 721 – 2006 will be held on the 15th day of August, 2006. mechanical systems or their components, hearing and fi nal consideration of the above ship Municipal Building, Boyd and Mechanic Committeemember DeLanzo The purpose of this Ordinance is to add two pipe, wiring, brick, stone, marble, tile, lumber, Ordinance will be held on the 15th day of Au- Address: P.O. Box 97, Dennisville, NJ Streets, Cape May Court House, New Jersey, Vote-Aye: Committeemember DeLanzo, Com- Applicant’s Name & Address: additional one-half hour parking designation cabinets, countertops and the like shall be gust, 2006. The purpose of this Ordinance 08214 by all interested parties at least ten (10) days mitteemember Leusner, Mayor Doughty Thomas S. & Meta Donohoe to current Chapter 418. Members of the prohibited except during the 72 hours next is to make changes to Chapter 166 for the prior to the said hearing. Further, any inter- Nay: 974 North Penn Drive West Ches- general public who would like a copy of the preceding the commencement of demoli- demolition of buildings in North Wildwood. Subject Property - Rt. 47 & Railroad Ave. ested party may appear in person or by at- ter, PA 19380 Ordinance may obtain a copy, free of charge, tion of the subject structure. During that 72 Members of the torney at said hearing and participate therein BE IT RESOLVED by the Township Commit- at the offi ce of the City Clerk in City Hall during hour period, all fi rst fl oor points of ingress and general public who would like a copy of the Subject Property - Tax Map Block: 1434 Lot(s): in accordance with the rules of the Middle tee of the Township of Middle, the governing Owners’ Name & Address: same normal business hours. egress to the structure must be secured so as Ordinance may obtain a copy, free of charge, 22, 26, 27, 28.01, 28.02 Township Planning Board. This notice is sent body thereof, that the Agreement between to prevent access to the structure by unau- at the offi ce of the City Clerk in City Hall during pursuant to the requirements of the Municipal Joseph Kenney and the Township of Middle Subject Property: 10015 Sunrise Drive CITY OF NORTH WILDWOOD thorized individuals. normal business hours. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on the 10th Land Use Law. for lead testing located at the Former Whites- Stone Harbor, NJ 08247 BY: Janet H. Harkins, City Clerk day of August, 2006, at 7:00 p.m., prevailing boro School be and is hereby ratifi ed and the Section 5. § 166-7, Violations and penal- CITY OF NORTH WILDWOOD time, at the Middle Township Municipal Build- JEFFERY A. APRIL contract is hereby awarded through the Non- Block & Lots: Bl: 200.03 Lot: 501 1x Fee=$38.88 07/26/06 ties, shall be deleted and replaced with the BY: Janet H. Harkins, City Clerk ing, located at Boyd and Mechanic Streets, Attorney for applicant Fair and Open Process as described in Pay- ______following: Cape May Court House, New Jersey 08210, To-Play Statutes. Applicant seeking relief for lot area, frontage CITY OF NORTH WILDWOOD 1x Fee=$95.98 07/26/06 the Middle Township Zoning Board will hold a 1x Fee=$48.60 07/26/06 and side yard requirements, was approved COUNTY OF CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY § 166-7. Violations and penalties. ______hearing on the application for development of ______FURTHER RESOLVED, that the appropriate unanimously. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on August the undersigned. Applicant seeks all required The following storage unit(s) contents will be offi cials are hereby authorized and directed to ORDINANCE NO. 1502 Any violation hereunder shall be considered 10, 2006 at 7:00 PM, prevailing time, at the approvals and relief so as to permit a Midrise sold at public auction on Friday, Aug. 18, 2006 sign said agreement. A Memorializing Resolution on this decision an offense punishable by a fi ne not to exceed Middle Township Municipal Building, located Senior Residential Village with a clubhouse at 11:00 a.m. at High & Dry Storage, 1895 Rt. will be taken up at the next regularly sched- CORRECTING TYPOGRAPHICAL $1,250.00 for each offense, or imprisonment at 33 Mechanic Street (Boyd and Mechanic and a garden at the subject premises noted 9N Clermont, NJ. uled meeting, Friday, August 11, 2006. ERRORS IN ORDINANCE #1500 for a term not exceeding ninety (90) days, Streets), Cape May Court House, New Jersey above. Specifi cally, the following approvals/ As the Chief Financial Offi cer of the Township or both. The following rules shall apply in 08210, the Middle Township Zoning Board of variances are sought: Listed below are the unit(s) numbers along of Middle, I acknowledge the sum of $2500.00 2. Application # 722 – 2006 WHEREAS, Ordinance #1500 was adopted determining responsibility for violations and Adjustment will hold a hearing on the applica- with the occupant’s name and a brief descrip- has been bid for the following service or items on June 20, 2006 and it was the intent that Or- penalties: tion for development as requested by Timothy a. An interpretation of a previously granted tion of contents. The operator reserves the lead testing. It is further certifi ed that suf- Applicant’s Name & Address: dinance #1500 amend Section 308-2E of the Day. The Applicant seeks all required approv- use variance for height as to whether or not right to bid. Call: (609) 624-0229 prior to con- fi cient funds are available from the following 10201 2nd Avenue Code of the City of North Wildwood; and a. The owner of a demolition site where a vio- als and relief so as to permit the construction there are any limitations on the number of sto- fi rm the sale. Sale is subject to cancellation. appropriation or ordinance to cover this con- 525 Harlequin Lane lation has been committed or does exist shall of residence on a pre-existing lot lacking ries that can be build within that height; Items are sold “as is” and must be removed tract: G-02-SC-707-001-201 Severna Park, PA 21146 WHEREAS, Ordinance #1500 contained be guilty of such an offense. adequate frontage. The property known as at time of sale. PO# 2062654 three typographical errors in that references 286 Route 47 South, Tax Block 472, Lot 33. b. More than one principle use on a single lot Owners’ Name & Address: same that were to have been §308 and §308-2E b. Any contractor or person who commits, The variances being sought include lot front- whereas one use is permitted and two uses Unit z -4 Tracey L. Taverner, CFO were set forth as §302 and §302-2E. takes part in or assists in such violation shall age and any and/or all additional variances or are proposed, (Residential apartments and a Susan & Salvadore F. Patitucci Jr. Subject Property: be guilty of such offense. waivers required after review of the applica- clubhouse); Assorted household furniture, fi le cabinets I, James Alexis, Clerk of Middle Township, 10905 Second Avenue NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by tion by the Board of Adjustment and its pro- and bags. Cape May County, do hereby certify the fore- Stone Harbor, NJ 08247 the Members of Council of the City of North c. Each day that a violation continues shall fessional staff. Applicant reserves the right to c. Minimum rear yard setback whereas 75 feet going to be a true and correct copy of a Reso- Wildwood, in the County of Cape May and constitute a separate offense. amend the application at any time in the future is required in the RI and RGB zones and 50 2x Fee=$19.44 lution adopted by the Township Committee at Block & Lots: Bl: 109.31 Lots: 1,3 and 5.01 State of New Jersey that Ordinance #1500, without additional notice. feet is proposed; 07/26, 08/02/06 a meeting of said Middle Township Commit- adopted on June 20, 2006, be and hereby is d. In the event that the penalties established ______tee, held on July 17, 2006 and said Resolution Applicant seeking relief for lot area, lot width, amended as follows: was adopted by not less than a two-thirds vote one front yard setback, one side yard setback of the members of the Township Committee. and for a curb cut along Second Avenue, was Section 1. All references in Ordinance #1500 approved unanimously with conditions. to §302 and §302-2E are amended to §308 Witness my hand and seal of the Township of and §308-2E, respectively. Middle, this 17th day of July, 2006 A Memorializing Resolution on this decision Mom Questions Tech's Security Cameras will be taken up at the next regularly sched- Section 2. This Ordinance shall take effect James Alexis, Township Clerk uled meeting, Friday, August 11, 2006. immediately upon fi nal passage and publica- tion as provided by law. By AL CAMPBELL cal Specialist John Castaldi basically,” Lee said. certain way to open. 1x Fee=$30.38 07/26/06 THIS NOTICE is made pursuant to N.J.S.A. in Taccarino’s offi ce. Such “rigging” of lock- ______40:55D-10(i). Minutes of the meeting are on The police “never took TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE fi le with the Secretary of the Zoning Board, William J. Henfey, Mayor CREST HAVEN — An “…They attempted to ers is against school rules, COUNTY OF CAPE MAY Borough of Stone Harbor, 9508 Second any fi nger prints,” she con- STATE OF NEW JERSEY Avenue, Stone Harbor, New Jersey, and are Janet H. Harkins, City Clerk alleged theft of a laptop recover recorded images tinued, and with a tinge of Matthies said. It is done so available for public inspection during normal computer from a locker from the security camera pupils won’t have to turn RESOLUTION business hours. ORDINANCE NO. 1502 disgust in her voice added, 365-06 at the county Technical system in an effort to ascer- combination locks as they Kathleen Slyne, Secretary CORRECTING TYPOGRAPHICAL “They give me story they Date: July 17, 2006 Zoning Board of Adjustment ERRORS IN ORDINANCE #1500 School has a Villas mother tain who may have taken cannot interrogate anyone rush to classes, he said. Borough of Stone Harbor, NJ concerned about the secu- the victim’s laptop from his When Lee talked to Mat- Subject: EMERGENCY APPROPRIATION TAKE NOTICE that the foregoing Ordinance without specifi c informa- – Bike Path 1x Fee=$35.24 07/26/06 was introduced and passed on fi rst reading at rity camera system. locker. There was no image thies, she said he asked if ______a regular meeting of the Mayor and Council of tion, and because it’s in Introduced By: Committeemember The Borough of Wildwood Crest the City of North Wildwood, County of Cape That’s because only one recorded,” Saduk wrote. school, they need parental there was “Any chance it DeLanzo Notice of Zoning Board Action May and State of New Jersey, on the 18th day person could work the Further, he wrote that wasn’t really stolen?” Seconded By: Committeemember Leusner of July, 2006. A second reading, hearing and permission.” Vote-Aye: Committeemember DeLanzo, Com- TAKE NOTICE, in open public meeting held fi nal consideration of the above Ordinance will machine to enable offi cials Castaldi advised, “Either “The kid had all kinds of mitteemember Leusner, Mayor Doughty July 18, 2006, the Zoning Board of Wildwood be held on the 15th day of August, 2006. The “The cop asked me what Nay: Crest adopted two memorializing resolutions purpose of this Ordinance is to make changes to review the images of the the images were never I wanted to do about it. homework on it. He was as follows. to Ordinance 1500 for typographical errors. purported crime, and when recorded or they have been bringing it to school and WHEREAS, no adequate provision was made Members of the general public who would like I said, ‘Investigate the in the 2006 budget for the aforesaid purpose, Resolution No. ZB-06-20. Memorializing a copy of the Ordinance may obtain a copy, he fi nally did, nothing was purged from the system as the teachers were checking and N.J.S. 40A:4-46 provides for the creation Board action taken at the May 16, and June free of charge, at the offi ce of the City Clerk in crime,’” Lee said. of an emergency appropriation for the pur- 20, 2006 to approve “c” variance with condi- City Hall during normal business hours. visible. they tape over every four She gave the district a it,” said Lee. pose above mentioned, and tions, for front yard setback on application Elaine Lee of Villas told to fi ve days. She said Matthies told from Katherine Martin, 5701-5703 New Jer- CITY OF NORTH WILDWOOD failing grade on communi- WHEREAS, the total amount of emergency sey Avenue, Block 17, Lots 23 & 24 (formerly BY: Janet H. Harkins, City Clerk the Herald that her son, “Castaldi advised there her students were “not appropriations created including the ap- known as 100 E. Lavender) to permit con- cations. propriation to be created by this resolution struction of a new entryway-vestibule. 1x Fee=$30.38 07/26/06 Brian Lee, who will be a were no other computer “Communications-wise, encouraged” to bring lap- is $43,000.00 and three percent of the total ______junior in September, placed drives that the information tops to school, but Brian operations in the budget for the year 2005 is Resolution No. ZB-06-21. Memorializing CITY OF NORTH WILDWOOD the school was absolutely $430,213.86 Board action to return unused escrow deposit COUNTY OF CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY his $1,300 Dell Inspiron would be stored on,” Saduk felt the computer could aid in the amount of $450 on application from horrendous,” said Lee. WHEREAS, the foregoing appropriation Joseph J. Harris, 103 E. Farragut, Block 111, ORDINANCE NO. 1503 laptop computer in his book continued. “I was not allowed to him in his honors classes together with prior appropriations does not Lot 14. bag in a friend’s locker on He wrote that he advised and advanced studies he exceed three (3) percent of the total operating AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND SUPPLE- talk to the superintendent. appropriations in the budget for 2006. ALSO TAKE NOTICE, the Board took action MENTING CHAPTER 166, DEMOLITION OF May 10 about 1 p.m. Lee and his mother to con- was doing. after consideration and deliberation in open BUILDINGS, OF THE CODE OF THE CITY When I tried to talk to the NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that in public hearing on two applications. On ap- OF NORTH WILDWOOD After guitar club activity tact Dell “to see if they can principal, I was transferred “I want to make sure accordance with N.J.S.A. 40A:4-48: plication from James and Barbara Davies, ended, Lee went to the somehow attempt a trace things get changed,” she 125 E. Columbine, Block 43, Lots 9 & 10, R-2 BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and Council to the vice principal,” she 1. An emergency appropriation be and the Zone, the Board granted “d” variance for ex- of the City of North Wildwood, in the County locker and the computer on the property.” said. same is hereby made for Bike Path Extension pansion of a pre-existing nonconforming use of Cape May and State of New Jersey that said. in the amount of $43,000.00 as the permitted second residential unit is a Chapter 166, Demolition of Buildings, of the was gone, but a cell phone “It took them a week “Yeah, yeah, they admit- On June 26, Matthies separate building. On application from Shali- Code of the City of North Wildwood be and was still there. to be able to look at the sent a letter in which he mar Resort, LLC, 6405 Atlantic Avenue, Block hereby is amended and supplemented as ted they dropped the ball,” 2. That said emergency appropriation shall be 46.03, Lots 1-3, 7-10, 15-17, Zone M-1-C, the follows: Lee said her son reported security tapes of this ex- wrote the district had no provided for in full in the 2007 budget. And is Board granted “c” variance for six inches of she said. requested to be excluded from CAPS, pursu- intrusion into rear yard setback for a portion of Section 1. Section 166-3, Grounds for de- the incident to John Tac- pensive security system,” When she finally talk- “mechanism to provide for ant to NJS 40A:4-53.3c(1) an approved addition/renovation to the Shali- nial of permit, shall be amended to read as carino, security aide and said Mrs. Lee. claims of property losses.” mar Resort Motel. follows: ed to vice principals, she BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that two certi- attendance offi cer, and was Principal Robert Mat- “They always promote fi ed copies of this resolution be fi led with the All documents related to the Board’s action on § 166-3. Grounds for denial of permit. spoke to Michael Adams, Director of the Division of Local Government above-referenced memorializing resolutions told, “We will deal with it thies acknowledged com- then talked to John Ord. how safe they are,” said Services. are on fi le in the Offi ce of the Borough Clerk at No permit shall be issued for the demolition in the morning.” munications “diffi culties” Lee. Borough Hall and are available for inspection of any building while there are any delinquent “After him, I talked to BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that a copy during normal working hours on any weekday. taxes or municipal charges (including water On May 11, Taccarino and that cameras don’t “I’m having serious of this Resolution be published in the Herald This Notice is pursuant to the provisions of and sewer charges) against the property upon Robert Matthies. I never Times as required by law. N.J.S.A. 40:55D-1, et seq. which the building is situate. said he would review secu- record “every square inch did get to the superinten- doubts as to the safety,” rity tapes from the surveil- of the interior,” only traffi c she concluded. I, James Alexis, Clerk of Middle Township, Linda Adams, Board Secretary Section 2. Section 166-6, Disposal of refuse dent,” Lee said. Cape May County, do hereby certify the fore- and debris, shall be deleted and replaced with lance cameras, said Lee. and assembly areas. “This alleged theft is going to be a true and correct copy of a Reso- 1x Fee=$25.52 07/26/06 the current § 166-4, Refuse and debris to be “At the end of the day, lution adopted by the Township Committee at ______removed, which also shall be amended to Assistant Principal Mi- “As a result of this, we what I want out of this…I’d probably one of the great- a meeting of said Middle Township Commit- CITY OF NORTH WILDWOOD read as follows: chael Adams told Sgt. Jef- reviewed our procedures est magnitude reported tee, held on July 17, 2006 and said Resolution COUNTY OF CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY like to be reimbursed for was adopted by not less than a two-thirds vote § 166-6. Refuse and debris to be removed. fery Saduk, school resource in reporting of thefts and here,” said Matthies. of the members of the Township Committee. ORDINANCE NO. 1504 the laptop and know it’s go- It shall be unlawful for any owner or person in offi cer, who wrote in his make sue to expedite an ing to be fi xed in the future, He said that may be Witness my hand and seal of the Township of AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION possession of any lands in the City of North investigation report that investigation,” Matthies because pupils “have a Middle, this 17th day of July 2006. 418-18, ONE-HALF-HOUR PARKING, OF Wildwood to permit such lands to be covered this million-dollar security ARTICLE II, TRAFFIC AND PARKING, OF with or contain refuse and debris resulting the locker in question was said. sense of security, and that James Alexis, Township Clerk CHAPTER 418, VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC, from demolition of any structure for any period system,” said Lee. OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF NORTH in excess of 15 days. “possibly video recorded Told that only one per- “I don’t want to cause people have respect for 1x Fee=$35.24 07/26/06 WILDWOOD by the school’s security son in the district could each others rights and their ______Section 3. A new section, to be designated as trouble, I want to know if TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE BE IT ORDAINED by the Members of Council § 166-4, shall be added as follows: system, but the technical operate the system, Lee property.” COUNTY OF CAPE MAY of the City of North Wildwood, in the County the kids are safe and if the STATE OF NEW JERSEY of Cape May and State of New Jersey that § 166-4. Demolition site regulations. In addi- director, who operated the said, “What would happen security system is useless,” “We don’t have an epi- Section 418-18, One-half-hour parking, of tion to any other federal, state or local law or system, is not working this if there was a murder, a demic of theft,” Matthies NOTICE TO BIDDERS Article II, Traffi c and Parking, of Chapter 418, regulation that may be applicable, demolition Lee continued. Vehicles and Traffi c, of the Code of the City sites also shall be subject to the following: date, and no one else can stabbing or someone was said. Take notice that sealed bids are hereby re- of North Wildwood be and hereby is amended “I want to know what’s quested for supplying the following services and supplemented as follows: a. Upon issuance of a demolition permit, the operate the equipment to abducted?” she said. being done,” she said. Contact Campbell at and/or materials to the Township of Middle in entire site whereupon the structure to be de- review the recordings.” “They’ve got this equip- (609) 886-8600 Ext 28 or: the calendar year 2006: Section 1. Section 418-18 of the Code of the molished is situate, within the sidewalk area, Her son said many of the City of North Wildwood is amended so as to shall be contained by a chain-link construc- On May 17, Saduk met ment and one person knows [email protected] SPORTS LIGHTING – include two new one-half-hour parking desig- tion fence having a height of not less than six lockers only have to be hit a MLK COMMMUNITY CENTER nations as follows: feet from grade. Such fencing shall remain with Taccarino and Techni- how to use it. It’s useless, Street: New Jersey Avenue in place until such time as all refuse and de- The sealed bids will be received by the Town- Side: West bris resulting from demolition on the site shall Herald Newspapers 26 July 2006 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com 49

Don’t miss articles on …. JCOW tests No-Burn, p. 1; Cape May revitalization, pp. 1 & 8, and cabana fi nes, p. 1 ; Woodbine breaks ground for gym/library, p. 3 *********** JCOW Situation May Require Tort Claims Notices, Experts Say Landings By C.M. MATTESSICH might have a duty to fi le an additional docu- tions (while reserving the right to identify tion, told the Herald that he understands ment – a “tort claims notice” – preserving additional items). that in some abeyance agreements JCOW *********** In its amended complaint fi led in Supe- their right to make claims for damages if Judge Perskie has bifurcated, or split, is waiving time limits that might otherwise rior Court, the Joint Construction Offi ce of they want to proceed against any municipal the litigation. For Phase One, he has or- apply. the Wildwoods (JCOW) is in the unusual party in the future. dered that “the Court will consider only Even if they work out abatement agree- position of asking the court to help deter- A tort claims notice is not fi led with issues with respect to determining code ments, homeowners might have residual mine who should pay for fi xes on work the court, but with JCOW or any other compliance” of affected buildings “with an claims such as diminution in value of their allegedly necessitated, in part, by JCOW’s municipal entity against intent to bring those build- home – what one homeowner at the July own failures in classifi cation and inspec- whom a party might have ings into compliance,” and 10 meeting called “always being the build- tion of hundreds of condominium units in a claim. in Phase Two, the court ing with an asterisk.” the Wildwoods allegedly constructed with State law requires that J will resolve all other claims Lewandowski and Callahan both told inadequate fi re safety measures. a notice of claim be fi led by one party against any the Herald that such claims are preserved The amended complaint currently is within 90 days of the occur- C other. for Phase Two of the litigation, though Cal- being served on 100-plus defendants, rence of a tortious wrongful With the court’s ap- lahan said that economic claims – which including homeowner associations, act or omission, in order O proval, JCOW has been are hard to prove – are unfounded and builder/developers and architect/design- to give municipal entities arranging meetings among ultimately will come to naught. Porter Earns ers of affected structures. a chance to investigate W homeowners, builder/de- To bring those residual claims, though, Designations In a June 27 case management order, claims quickly. In some velopers and architect/de- Lewandowski stressed that homeowners Judge Steven Perskie provided that, limited instances the 90- signers to see if parties can must consider the need to fi le a tort claims Audrey Porter of RE/ upon receiving service of the amended day period can be expanded by the court, reach resolutions about making particular notice now. MAX Avalon-Stone Harbor complaint, “any party wishing to respond and in some limited instances a municipal buildings code-compliant. Callahan said that JCOW had been has earned both the Certi- shall do so by an Entry of an Appearance party can waive the obligation, according According to JCOW’s attorney Glenn served with approximately 15 tort claims fi ed Residential Specialist conforming with the Rules.” State law to the pros. Callahan (see Profi le, this page), some notices so far, from both homeowners as- (CRS) and the Graduate of requires that homeowner associations, The notice of claim is a relatively simple meetings already have resulted in “abey- sociations and builders. Real Estate Institute (GRI) as corporate entities, be represented in document, often taking only one page, ance agreements” identifying fi xes accept- designations. court actions by an attorney. providing details such as the date and able to all parties. Ocean City attorney Comments? Contact Mattessich at 609- Those seeking a CRS des- Noting his intention “to reduce, at this nature of the incident giving rise to po- William Serber, who fi led an entry of 886-8600 ext. 57, or cmattess@cmcherald. ignation must demonstrate time, unnecessary fi lings,” Judge Perskie tential municipal liability. Items required appearance for one homeowners associa- com. a high level of experience, directed that an entry of appearance will to be included in the notice are specifi ed training and commitment be accepted as a denial of all relevant by state statute. in residential real estate. paragraphs of the amended complaint and Interviews with multiple homeowners The GRI program includes won’t preclude parties from asserting spe- in recent weeks made clear that many 90 hours of intensive class- cifi c claims and defenses at a later time. have not yet either retained attorneys or room instruction on topics Attorney Henry Lewandowski, who been advised about tort claims notices. ranging from marketing to has entered an appearance for several As reported last week, at a July 10 meet- real estate law. homeowner associations, told the Herald ing many affected homeowners still were Advanced courses lead to that this mechanism “absolutely saves” expressing confusion about the exact viola- “less liability and risk,” said all claims for a later date. tions being alleged of their buildings. That Porter, “and they enhance But Lewandowski and other legal may change with service of the amended our professionalism.” experts are concerned that homeowners complaint, which specifi es alleged viola-

Recent sales included Lower Township home, at left, and bayfront home in Stone Harbor, at right.

Transfers Exceed $70 Million Glenn Callahan outside the fi rm’s vintage West Cape May offi ce. During the period July 9-15, a total of 129 property transfers (for more than nominal Tantillo Wins consideration) were recorded at the Cape May County Clerk’s Offi ce. Their cumula- Poker Prize tive value was $70,936,300. Profi le on JCOW’s Attorney Bart Tantillo of Wildwood The week’s transfers included interesting examples of county real estate available at Crest’s Seaside Properties both ends of the price scale: a small, charming property at 55 Wildwood Ave. in Lower Stressed, Pressed, JCOW’ed Out? is headed to Las Vegas to Township, which sold for $229,900, and a large bayside property at 10511 Sunset participate in the World Drive in Stone Harbor, which sold for $5.3 million (both pictured above). Not This ‘Country Lawyer’ Series of Poker beginning The Wildwood Avenue property is located three blocks from the township municipal buildings on Bayshore Road, and approximately one-third mile from the Delaware Bay, July 28 – which also is his By C.M. MATTESSICH and each a law partner at the Philadelphia 30th birthday. whose beaches have become increasingly popular in recent years. Current sellers Earle and Lynn Collins bought the property in August 1999 for $64,000, with their price offi ce of McCarter & English LLP. The Tantillo, whose parents WEST CAPE MAY — Driving beside urban, decidedly fast-track McCarter & are year-round county resi- appreciation typical of that experienced by Delaware Bay communities extending from North Cape May to Lower Township’s Villas section and beyond. the wood-framed house to the rear-yard English LLP. dents, spent many summers parking area, you notice items found in In their youthful middle age, Callahan here before settling in as The Sunset Drive property, located near the intersection of Sunset and Corinthian drives at Stone Harbor’s southern end, sits on the backbay known as Pleasure Bay. so many of the county’s vintage neighbor- explained during a recent interview, after manager at Seaside. hoods: grass peeking up in the center of losing both a family member and a friend “Maybe I’ll come back According to public records, current seller J. Charles Buff of Tequesta, Florida (whose designee Todd Vanett signed sale documents), inherited the property in portions, the graveled driveway; restored clapboard to sudden, serious illnesses, the couple with the $10-million prize,” siding on a house far enough away to decided it was time to bag it all for coun- he said, laughing when beginning in December 1996. The week’s transactions also included transfers of projects in the process of construc- hold some lush fl ow- try law. asked whether, in that ers but close enough Well, sort of. event, he’d keep working. tion, including one in Wildwood Crest, where Sands in the Crest LLC transferred 16 luxury townhouses in the 300 block of both Syracuse and Preston avenues to Syracuse to pass the lemonade Since opening their in the Crest LLC, in four separate transactions totaling $4 million. In North Wildwood, (or, perhaps, Evian) on two-lawyer fi rm here in another site spanning from one block to the next – 420 E. 22d Ave. to 420 E. 23d Ave. a hot summer day; and, October 2003, Keeley – was transferred from KHP Developers LLC to Pier Funding LLC for $5 million. toward the end of the – who was head of her drive, the welcoming former firm’s phama- cascade of a towering, ceutical practice group PROPERTY TRANSFERS RECORDED IN COUNTY CLERK’S OFFICE weathered tree, this – has continued work th th BETWEEN JULY 9 and JULY 15 ,2006 one bearing a metal for some of her major plate that reads “Silver pharmaceutical clients, Seller Buyer Property Address Price Golly, a Trolley! Maple 1713.” and Callahan has devel- AVALON Prudential Fox & Roach Dune Drive Associates et al Philip P. & Karen A. Webster 3101 Dune Drive, Unit 102 $ 390,000 Could this possibly oped an active practice Realtors has a unique way Robert W. & J. Lynn Miller James J. & Linda M. McEntee 144 36th St. $ 1,580,000 be a law fi rm? in areas such as condo- SKF Associates LLC 2521 Dune Drive LLC 2521 Dune Dr., Unit 4 $ 350,000 The wooden sign in minium law, trust and to encourage visits to list- Total for Avalon: $ 2,320,000 ings: it’s running a “Trolley the front yard attests to estates, and real estate, CAPE MAY The fi rm’s staff includes Wildwood Tour” every Monday from Sea Bay Estates LLC Dave & Lori Adams 1SeaBayDr. $ 250,000 it: Keeley & Callahan, while also engaging in native Maryann Weyhmiller, at 10 to noon, leaving from Patricia Raynor Kevin & Barbara Carney 1212 Delaware Ave. $ 485,000 P.C. “litigation on the local Theron Abrams et al Daniel T. & Deidre A. Murphy 1124 Maryland Ave. $ 835,000 Not too long ago, the left. level.” the 34th Street office to Bernadette Kaschner Leonard & Sheila Japko 1513 Beach Ave., Unit 2 $ 735,000 tour area properties. 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acres, Heat pump/ central $875,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #85763 air, Living Room, Dining • Heat/Hot Water $859,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV . . . #88363 Included Price Room, Sunroom, 2 Car $1,695,000 $859,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV . . . #88763 in Garage. $367,000 $849,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA, 1 LAV . . . #88367 $core a BULL$EYE 3910 Bayshore Rd. CLA$$IFIED$! $840,000 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 2 BA ...... #88354 the Call (609)602-8852, N. Cape May $832,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 2 BR, 2 BA ...... #88702 $799,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 2 BR, 2 BA ...... #95062 8am - 10pm (609) 884-0026 $799,000 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 3 BA, 1 LAV . . . #85757 Appointment Only $799,000 . . . . Single Family, 5 BR, 2 BA ...... #85767 Professionally Call 866-387-4939 or visit $749,000 . . . . Town House, 3 BR, 3 BA, 1 LAV. . . #88577 μ WebID #: 87736 Managed $749,000 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 3 BA, 1 LAV . . . #91021 www.belldonscoastalcolors.com $739,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 4 BR, 3 BA, 1 LAV . . . #88457 Code # CMHSD $725,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #88587 Looking for something? $679,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA ...... #88321 $679,900 . . . . Residential Raw Land ...... #88323 $649,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV . . . #90027 $499,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 1 BR, 1 BA ...... #88365 www.classified.cmcherald.com $499,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 1 BR, 1 BA ...... #91013 Find it in the $465,000 . . . . Retail: Stand Alone ...... #88589 $399,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 1 BR, 1 BA ...... #85773 CLASSIFIEDS $399,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #91579 $389,900 . . . . Single Family, 2 BR, 1 BA, 1 LAV . . . #89503 An Active Adult Community $389,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #91009 Visit Us At Our New Offi ce $330,000 . . . . Single Family, 2 BR, 1 BA ...... #93392 Oceanside Realty 55+ Active Adult Community $329,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 1 BR, 1 BA ...... #95064 100 W. 1st Ave, North Wildwood $327,500 . . . . Condo Bldg., 1 BR, 1 BA ...... #85718 Located in Upper Township in Cape May County $212,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 1 BR, 1 BA ...... #93079 Offi ce 609-522-7101 Fitness Center • Club House • Pool • Tennis Court [email protected] CM Point PRICE LISTING INFORMATION WebID $1,395,000 . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 3 BA ...... #91041 ONLY $890,000 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 2 BA ...... #88357 OMES $630,000 . . . . Residential Raw Land ...... #88408 20 H NG Teresa DiPeso 780-1434 / Buddy Tarbotton 780-1256 REMAINI Dennis TWP www.therealestatecouple.com PRICE LISTING INFORMATION WebID Specializing in Resort & Second Home Properties Accredited Buyers Representatives $469,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #83897 $429,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV . . . #94728 CMCH-Located in upscale Cedar Meadow development, this $395,000 . . . . Single Family, 5 BR, 2 BA ...... #83913 stately four bedroom home offers a wealth of amenities incl. Helene Moreland - Formerly of Ocean City, NJ. “I love my home $395,000 . . . . Single Family, 5 BR, 2 BA ...... #91085 modern kitchen, maple cabinets, corian counter tops, upgraded $389,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA ...... #91102 and all the friends I’ve made. Everyone is so friendly.” $274,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #91060 appliances, cathedral ceilings, gas fi replace, ceramic fl oors, $239,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #90078 new carpet, separate laundry room, new rear deck, two car garage, sprinkler system, pool with Under 6 Miles to the Ocean sun deck. One acre property is Under 4 Miles to the Parkway Linwood adjacent to Wildwood Country Club PRICE LISTING INFORMATION WebID minutes from golf club, beaches and Hours: 10-4 daily marinas. Offered $634,900 1731 South Shore Road, Seaville, NJ 08230 $769,900 . . . . Single Family, 5 BR, 3 BA, 1 LAV . . . #90046 609-390-1200 www.ospreypointhomes.com 52 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Real Estate Classifi ed Herald Newspapers 26 July 2006 Hot Properties Home for Sale by Owner- For these listings. Enter the web ID# in the NEWLY BUILT search box to go directly to that ad! LUXURIOUS 1.75% EXECUTIVE HOME Lower TWP PAYMENT RATE PRICE $625,000 PRICE LISTING INFORMATION WebID Home is on a premium water lot in the prestigious $1,200,000 . . . Hotel/Motel, 1 BR, 1 BA ...... #93979 gated community of BEL- $949,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #91108 Loan Amount Monthly Payment $939,000 . . . . Single Family, 5 BR, 4 BA ...... #93397 LALAGO in Kissimmee, $839,000 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV . . . #93400 Florida. This luxurious $665,000 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 2 BA ...... #85198 2700 sq ft home features $665,000 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 2 BA ...... #86862 $100,000.00 $357.24 a Spanish Courtyard en- $610,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 2 BR, 2 BA ...... #88581 trance, upgraded gourmet $595,000 . . . . Retail: Stand Alone ...... #88686 • Purchase or Refinance kitchen with 42? cabinets $589,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #94990 $200,000.00 $714.49 and crown molding, under $575,000 . . . . Town House, 3 BR, 3 BA ...... #94982 cabinet lighting and gran- $559,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 1 BR, 2 BA ...... #85841 ite counters. This 3 bed- $557,000 . . . . Town House, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #94988 $300,000.00 $1,071.73 $549,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA ...... #88333 • Cash-out Options room and den/4th bed- $549,900 . . . . Residential Raw Land ...... #88337 room also includes 3 full $549,900 . . . . Retail: Stand Alone ...... #88341 $400,000.00 $1,428.97 baths, formal dining room, $539,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 2 BR, 2 BA ...... #91036 great room, a media room $499,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #88477 • No Income or Assets to Verify wired for surround sound, $495,000 . . . . Offi ce ...... #88613 $500,000.00 $1,786.22 double French doors $479,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 2 BR, 2 BA ...... #88844 opening to the courtyard, $469,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 2 BR, 2 BA ...... #86864 a 2 car garage and custom $419,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #85724 $600,000.00 $2,143.46 15x30 screened in-ground $415,000 . . . . Town House, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #89703 • No Hassle Closing $410,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #89505 pool with 3 foot waterfall $374,900 . . . . Town House, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #84620 and expanded lanai/patio. $339,900 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 2 BA ...... #91083 $700,000.00 $2,500.70 Located 20 minutes from $332,000 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 2 BA ...... #85279 Walt Disney, close to all $329,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #83934 • Only 5% Down for Purchases major highways and com- $329,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #88439 $800,000.00 $2,857.95 merce, the private com- $318,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA, 1 LAV . . . #91079 munity features a private $309,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #88739 $900,000.00 $3,215.19 clubhouse/fi tness center $299,900 . . . . Single Family, 5 BR, 3 BA ...... #90051 • The Smartest Way to and private school. Priced $289,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA ...... #91098 $289,000 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 2 BA ...... #83940 $40,000 below the build- $279,900 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 1 BA ...... #83870 er’s inventory this home $274,900 . . . . Single Family, 2 BR, 1 BA ...... #91087 Borrow Money has it all! $273,300 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA ...... #93084 “IF YOU DON’T HAVE THIS LOAN, $269,000 . . . . Single Family, 2 BR, 1 BA ...... #83930 Call Linda or John at $239,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA ...... #83866 610-363-6028 $229,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #91072 or 484-431-4430 for $219,000 . . . . Single Family, 2 BR, 1 BA ...... #90097 YOU MAY BE PAYING TOO MUCH!” additional details. $215,000 . . . . Single Family, 2 BR, 1 BA ...... #83882 $205,000 . . . . Single Family, 2 BR, 2 BA ...... #88579 μ WebID #: 87791 $204,900 . . . . Residential Raw Land ...... #84279

No Income Or Assets To Verify $199,900 . . . . Town House, 2 BR, 1 BA, 1 LAV. . . #85750

$159,000 . . . . Single Family, 1 BR, 1 BA ...... #83917 $149,900 . . . . Single Family, 2 BR, 1 BA, 1 LAV . . . #85736 $135,000 . . . . Residential Raw Land ...... #93390 Margate Home For Sale- PRICE LISTING INFORMATION WebID CMCH 5 bedroom, 2 bath, bank owned. $85k! For $450,000 . . . . Retail: Stand Alone ...... #88690 listings, Marlton 3 East Stow Rd., Suite 240 800-385-4006 ext G962 PRICE LISTING INFORMATION WebID μ WebID #: 94741

$369,000 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV . . . #93736 Middle TWP Marlton PRICE LISTING INFORMATION WebID $1,495,000 . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 3 BA, 1 LAV . . . #85113 $1,025,000 . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #80262 $875,000 . . . . Commercial Industrial, 3 BR, 2 BA . #93066 (1-800) NEW BANK $847,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA, 1 LAV . . . #92294 $845,000 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 2 BA ...... #91104 Home For Sale- $825,000 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 3 BA ...... #90062 $799,900 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 3 BA, 1 LAV . . . #80923 639-2265 DEL HAVEN $759,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #90034 115 South 7th Street $625,000 . . . . Residential Raw Land ...... #83150 For Sale By Owner $525,200 . . . . Residential Raw Land, 2 BR, 1 BA . #93087 $499,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #90120 Must see! Walk to bay. $498,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV . . . #80362 • For more detailed information, $459,900 . . . . Residential Raw Land ...... #88425 Beautifully remodeled 4 $439,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #89439 • For more detailed information, bedroom, 3 bath, har- $439,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA ...... #94395 visit: cosiloan.com wood fl oors, central air. $424,900 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 3 BA ...... #91005 Private 90x100. $405,000. $419,900 . . . . Town House, 3 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV. . . #87568 visit: cosiloan.com $399,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV . . . #91003 Call 215-262-5558 $375,000 . . . . Residential Raw Land ...... #90040 • This is NOT An Interest Only Loan $375,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #91718 • This is NOT An Interest Only Loan μ WebID #: 90600 $324,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #91081

$305,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #94410 • Rapid Amortization Loan $299,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA ...... #91077 Looking $289,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA, 1 LAV . . . #85771 • Rapid Amortization Loan for $285,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #83953 Pays Off In 25 Years $280,000 . . . . Town House, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #89977 something? $259,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA ...... #83910 Pays Off In 25 Years $249,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA ...... #83936 $249,900 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 2 BA ...... #91024 • Cash Out And Reduce CLASSIFIEDS $215,000 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 1 BA ...... #83887 • Cash Out And Reduce $199,900 . . . . Single Family, 2 BR, 1 BA ...... #83944 in $59,000 . . . . . Commercial Industrial ...... #94405 Your Monthly PaymentYour Monthly Up ToPayment Up To 40% $core a BULL$EYE North WW 40% the CLA$$IFIED$! PRICE LISTING INFORMATION WebID • Perfect For 2nd Homes• Perfect ForAnd 2nd Homes And $1,599,000 . . . Condo Bldg., 4 BR, 3 BA ...... #84285 $975,500 . . . . Town House, 3 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV. . . #91053 Investment Properties $879,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #84283 Investment Properties $849,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 4 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV . . . #83111 $849,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #87574 $799,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #81622 $695,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #86816 Licensed by the New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance. Also PA, CT, DE, MD, CA, FL, VA, SC, IA, and NC $689,900 . . . . Town House, 4 BR, 3 BA, 1 LAV. . . #94407 BORROWER MUST QUALIFY $649,000 . . . . Town House, 4 BR, 2 BA, 2 LAV. . . #84236 www.classified.cmcherald.com Herald Newspapers 26 July 2006 Real Estate Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com 53

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Mobile Homes- Winter Rental- ALTA Survey Shows MOBILE HOME Storage Space for Rent- Rio Grande Summer Rental- NORTH Diverse Title Issues In Mobile Home- For Sale By Owner Are you running out of WILDWOOD STORAGE SPACE? WILDWOOD Double wide, 2 bedrooms, Property Transfers Cape May CREST 1 bedroom, fully furnished, 2 baths, dining room. Front (ALTA) — According to a the title is clear. Before a Court House Coastal Storage can solve low utilities. $650 + utilties. and rear deck with awning, member survey conducted policy is issued, an exten- (Hideaway Beach) your problem. New steel 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath House Available Sept. 6. Close to rear sunporch, fenced in by the American Land Title sive search is conducted to 8’x8’x20’ air tight & water- Near beach and Sunset beach. yard, private driveway. All 2 bedrooms, bath, Florida proof units available. $100 Lake Central air, washer/ Association (ALTA), title locate problems so they can major appliances includ- problems were found in be rectifi ed and the transfer Room. Seasonal. You per month. dryer, large front porch, 856-327-0326 ed. Air conditoned, new own the ground. For sale fenced yard Available 36 percent of all residen- of property and/or loan can heating system. Many up- tial real estate transactions proceed. by owner. $65,000. Call 609-886-2880 August 19-September 4 WebID #: 92611 grades. Excellent condi- μ $2400 or $1500/week (new and resale homes, and Unlike other forms of

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This dining room, galley Saturday & Sunday ranch style modular offers 4 kitchen, full basement, bedrooms, 2 baths, screened rear deck, screened porch, July 29th & 30th • 2:00-4:00pm in front porch. Priced to sell and off street parking. Hosted By 305 Pittsburgh Ave, Cape May quickly, and with a little Jim Zeitler Storage shed offers very “Luxurious Home Just Completed” TLC this could be a real unique features and is a gem! $229,900.00 must see!!! Excellent rental history. Canyon Club Unit 1 $879,900.00 End unit offers top of the line amenities including cathedral ceilings, elevator, central vac, multi- IMMACULATE CHARMING RANCHER zoned heat and a/c. 3 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, great 312 Haverford Avenue North Cape May DON’T MISS THIS ONE!! OCEAN VIEWS!! room with f/p, and sliders to deck, 2-car attached Home offers 2 good size garage. Swimming pool and tennis courts on site. 1621 Beach Avenue $1,495,000.00 bedrooms and 2 baths, family room w/gas fi replace, built- Unit #112, Cape Saturday ONLY July 29th •4-6pm in bookcases, and dining May area. There is also a living DON’T MISS this spectacular Hosted By 902 Ocean Avenue, Lower Township room and eat-in kitchen w/ “Victoria’s Walk” 3-story Gwen Finley Spectacular Harbor Views!!! large laundry/utility closet. end unit which is ready to Backyard offers large rear go offering 3 bedrooms, 3 Square footage will range from 4900 to 5800 deck, storage shed, and square feet per unit with most units offering ocean full baths, living room, with views. Features will include 5 bedrooms, 4 baths, oversized garage w/loft. fi replace and sliders to deck, and fi replaces in the dining room/living rooms Amenities include central air, kitchen w/breakfast bar, and and master bedroom. Each unit will have its own ceiling fans, security system. dining area with sliders to elevator to all three levels, covered porches and $410,000.00 decks. $1,800,000.00 deck, second fireplace on Friday & Saturday July 28th & 29th 1-4pm first level. 1-car attached Hosted by Judy Penza JUST LISTED & PRICED TO SELL!!! garage. Being sold furnished Sunday July 30th 1-4pm Hosted by Heather Turner 7 Victory Lane Rio Grande and with an excellent rental history. 1506 New Jersey Avenue, Cape May Immaculate 4 year old REDUCED TO: $1,150,000.00 “Luxurious Beach Block Townhomes/Ocean Views home features 4 bedrooms, 3 full baths. Very spacious WAS $1,333,000.00 Elegant 5 bedroom, 3 bath 2-Story open fl oor plan includes home, living room w/gas f/p, formal kitchen w/breakfast bar dining room, family room w/gas f/p. and dining area w/sliders to Being sold furnished per inventory. oversize wrap-around rear SOUTHERN SHORE ESTATES Just a short walk to the deck, large living room, State’s largest beach!!! $619,000.00 and spacious entry way. by Lawrence A. Pray, Builder Sunday Ceiling fans throughout, New Construction, central air, city water & Hosted By July 30th 11:00-1:00pm sewer, and 1-car attached Cape May Court House, NJ Jim Zeitler 109 E. Pittsburgh Ave., Wildwood Crest garage all on 100X118 lot. Located in Cape May Court House off of Honeysuckle “Remodeled Beach House” $424,900.00 Road, this new Lawrence A. Pray development will consist of fi fteen new one- and two-story homes built on 1+ acre cul- 311 Third Avenue (New Con- TWO YEAR OLD RANCHER de-sac lots. There will be six architecturally designed 3 to 4 struction). Totally renovated. 4-5 4 Linda Sue Lane “Cape May Estates” bedroom models to choose from. Bedrooms, 2-3 Baths. Spacious fl oor Cold Spring Amenities will include hardwood fl ooring, luxurious plans. Quiet Location!!! $724,900. Very desirable “Sandpiper/ Royal Tern” model situated carpeting, gas fi replace in family room and in master Saturday, July 29th • Noon-2pm on 1+ acres. Offering 3 bedroom (some models), ceiling fans, whirlpool tub, ceramic Hosted by Jim Cheney bedrooms, 2.5 baths, living tile shower and tub surround in master bath, G.E. appliance Sunday, July 30th • Noon-2pm room w/cathedral ceiling, package, cedar wood deck (some models), and brick patios Hosted by Josh Jacoby gas fireplace, and sliders to oversize deck, dining (some models). Also included is central air conditioning, gas 311 Third Avenue, West Cape May room, library, kitchen w/ heating, Andersen windows and sliding glass doors, and 2 or Located just across from the park and pond. breakfast nook, and a large, 3 car garages. PHASE 1 -- SOLD OUT! Totally renovated inside and outside, just like airy sunroom. The rear new!!! This quaint home features 4 bedrooms, 2 yard offers a beautiful, free- Phase II will consist of 8 cul-de-sac lots full tiled baths, and kitchen w/granite countertops, with the following models offered: hardwood fl oors, cathedral ceilings, dining room, form swimming pool w/ large rear deck, central air. Quality materials patio surround, and is fully The Avondale - $394,900.00 and workmanship throughout! Property has The Lark - $394,900.00 been professionally decorated and is being sold fenced. $859,000.00 furnished per inventory. $840,000.00 The Sandpiper - $399,900.00 Sunday, July 30th • 1-4pm The Sanderling - $469,900.00 Hosted By 720 Madison Avenue, Cape May Mary Axelsson “The Cottage On Madison” (Previously Built Model shown) Herald Newspapers 26 July 2006 Real Estate Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com 57

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Spout Off *** vote on Aug. 22nd is a “No (From Page 37) On a trip to the Cape May County Zoo last Thursday, I locked Vote.” Family Owned and Operated - Since 1934 I was on the beach July 9, and saw the man fl oating “face my keys in my vehicle. My daughter and I walked to the park —Cape May “Real Estate” down” in the water before the lifeguard got off the stand. That police offi ce and told Offi cer Bill what I had done. He asked me *** 309 Decatur Street, After attending a commis- Cape May, NJ 08204 was no rescue. Good thing the daughter didn’t see that slow where I was parked and said he’d meet me there. He came in response from the guards or she might have changed her mind no time and opened the door in minutes. He was courteous and sioners’ meeting, I urge all Phone: 609-884-3488 on it being a rescue. Also, did she confuse the second and third glad to help us. Thanks again Offi cer Bill. eligible voters in Sea Isle to • 1-888-878-3488 men in the water for lifeguards? There is no mention from her, —Collingswood/North Wildwood attend a meeting. You will see Fax: 609-884-3471 or any other Stone Harbor offi cials of the assistance from those *** clear evidence of the need to vote in a different form of mu- www.DellasAgency.com • e-mail:[email protected] two fi ne men. If it weren’t for them, that young guard would I have to agree with the spouters from last week. The parking nicipal government. I see no Kim Marie Dellas-Andrus, Broker never have been able to bring the man in. The guard was almost enforcement by the North Wildwood Police is bad. The cars sinking. It was a sin to watch from the beach. park up to the corners and you nearly get hit trying to drive reason why documents can’t NEW LISTING! —Annandale, Pa. across the street because it’s hard to see traffi c. Also, we not only be signed before or after the *** need to see cops around West 18th Avenue, we need them to do meeting. I would expect a 300 WINDSOR AVE., CAPE MAY Can’t we have more control over speeding cars and motor- their jobs when these kids are breaking the law. much higher degree of atten- Completely Renovated Home, 3 Bedrooms (one is cycles on main streets such as Pittsburgh and Madison avenues —North Wildwood tion by the commissioners. dormitory style), 2 and Park Blvd? In the cold of winter there are police cars there *** The solicitor should be there Full Bathrooms on a to nab locals as early as 8 a.m., but now that traffi c is exceeding Was it really necessary to test the new public address sys- to answer legal questions, not situated near the Beach, the speed limit by 10 to 20 mph, there are seldom offi cers in tem at 5 a.m. Saturday morning? present the business before Washington Street those same spots. —Avalon the council. Mall, Fine Dining & —Cape May *** —Sea Isle City Quaint Shops of West *** Christmas in Avalon — All day and all night the distracting *** Cape May. Central Air I just wish the Canadians would learn to tip and get some lights in the Dune Drive trees are left on. Doesn’t the borough As far as pedestrians in manners…they ever hear of “excuse me?” council have anything better to spend their money on besides the crosswalks, I’m all for Conditioning, Forced Air stopping for them. But this Heat (Gas). Appliances —Rio Grande the electric bill? *** —Avalon can be dangerous for drivers included. Excellent for *** when the guy behind you year round living, summer home or summer rental. Off Recently I have had business with the township’s sewer de- partment. The fi rst time I parked under the holly tree in the Accidents waiting to happen: An empty boat trailer, not at- doesn’t slow down. It’s also Street Parking. Asking ... $749,900. center of the parking lot, but quickly realized there were signs tached to a vehicle, parked on a busy street for more than 24 very bad on four-lane roads all around the tree, reading “No Parking.” For the past three hours. Especially at night, these low-slung metal frames are hard when a pedestrian is cross- PRICE REDUCED! weeks, a gold ford has been parked here. Is this driver unable to to see, causing vehicles to swerve to the oncoming lanes or cy- ing. Maybe two cars stop for 817 JEFFERSON ST., CAPE MAY read or are they given special parking privileges? If the latter is clists to almost collide with these wider-than-car frames. They them, but two other cars may 2 Bedrooms, 1½ Bathrooms, Living Room, Dining true, then maybe the signs should come down from around the are not allowed to park overnight in the borough’s marina lot, keep going. I’ve been stopped but they can cause a traffi c hazard on our streets. This should for a pedestrian, and a car be- Room, Eat-In Kitchen, Utility Room, Forced Air Heat, tree. Or is this politics at its best — let’s institute a policy, but enforce it only when we want to? be reviewed. At least construction trailers are bulky and high hind me swings out into the Central Air. Conveniently —Court House enough that they are easily avoided. Empty boat trailers should next lane of traffi c because located near the Schools, *** be regulated as to how long they can be parked on the streets. he doesn’t realize why I’m Recreational Facilities & They not only take up more than one parking place but they are stopped. Then the pedestrian Center City. EXCELLENT I am very upset. My cousin Penny and her husband Tom, at- dangerous and somebody will be hurt. is in real danger. And do we only have to stop for them RENTAL HISTORY! Asking tended movies on the beach (the one at the convention center) —Avalon as I told her how unhappy I was with the one at the Maple *** when they’re in a painted ... $499,900. Avenue. Today I see a story in the Philadelphia Inquirer about crosswalk? And what about the one at the convention center. She told me how great it was, It seems that most people in this area cannot spell the word when there’s a traffi c light and I looked in the Herald and I was completely misquoted as “collectible” correctly. Whether it is personal or professional, it — do drivers go with the light in my original letter to Spout Off, I said I was unhappy with the is almost always misspelled. even if a pedestrian is waiting Maple Avenue one, and you just said the movies on the beach. I —North Cape May to cross? It’s very confusing. hope the readers do not confuse the way you printed my spout *** —Ocean City off by editing out which movies I spoke of. It is so hard to survive in South Jersey year round. When *** —Moorestown will it stop? I’ve been working two full time jobs to make ends I wish I had a nickel for *** meet. Can someone tell me why I can’t get medical coverage? each time I saw a car make a presents What is going to be done about the skate park in Stone I was actually turned down by NJ CARE due to me having a job right on red at the corner of Harbor? I mean police are always there. Are the skaters getting and no kids. This place is madness. I really feel bad for young 6th & West avenues. All four TROLLEY TOUR OF HOMES tickets? None of them wear protective gear, and nothing is done kids trying to get out on their own around here, and also fi nding directions have “No Right on about it. I think it should be closed. a good employer to work for year round. Who’s going to fi x this Red” signs posted, but people —Stone Harbor problem? continue to do it, most of the THE WILDWOODS *** —Cape May County time without even stopping. The Christmas in July boat parade was excellent this year. *** The same thing happens at Great job for everyone who participated to get together even The teens are becoming totally out of control on 96th Street. Ninth & Bay, and many other without sponsors this year. The lighted boats were awesome, Where are Stone Harbor’s fi nest in the evening? The kids are Ocean City intersections. It’s and Otten’s Harbor looked great. Let’s keep this up. running around crazy bumping into people. I was in one of the dangerous. —Wildwood shops Friday night, and a group of teens were taking things —Ocean City apart and wrecking the place. When one of the employes asked *** them if they needed help fi nding something, they laughed at her To the spouters who need Every Wednesday 9:30am-11:30am PRE-CONSTRUCTION and all ran out the door. The parents need to teach these spoiled to get all the facts before they kids some manners or keep them at home. open their mouths: The SHBP thru August 26 —Stone Harbor did a wonderful job trying to Complimentary Continental Breakfast. *** save the life of the man on the FROM $389,900 Some vacationers drive carelessly when visiting our town, 122nd Street beach, I should Join the area’s leading experts in Real Estate exceeding speed limits and ignoring traffi c signals. What I can’t know, I was there. Thank understand is our own police offi cers are speeding down the God the family clarifi ed the for a morning trolley ride touring homes for side streets in excess of 50 mph without sirens or lights. Can situation in this past week’s sale in the Wildwoods. you please at least use your lights? This town is extremely con- Herald. gested in the summer months, pedestrians and cyclists are not —Stone Harbor expecting anyone to be traveling that fast. Slow down or if *** HHaveave tthehe CChancehance ttoo SSpeakpeak PersonallyPersonally withwith excess speeds are warranted in an emergency, please use your To those who insist on A KKnowledgeablenowledgeable MortgageMortgage Consultant.Consultant. lights. Thanks. feeding the seagulls: This —North Wildwood not only disrupts their natural *** diet, but it is also an annoy- TToo PPre-Registerre-Register Can anyone tell us where all the new trashcans are? You ance to everyone else that is PPleaselease CallCall 609-522-3322609-522-3322 oror do the math…$350 for trashcans, there should be fi ve on each constantly attacked by birds VVisisiitt OOuur WWebsiteebsite TTeamoceanside.comeamoceanside.com block in town. Again, the city offi cials spending our tax dollars looking for food. It’s also Over 3,000 sq. ft of luxury in this 4 bedroom, 3 bath freely. against the law. RRegiegissttrrationation SStartstarts aatt 99::0000 home on 1 of 12 ½ acre lots, natural gas, city water, —Sea Isle City —Wildwood/Philadel- Belgium block curb, underground utilities & lantern *** phia BBuildinguilding CClientslients ForFor LifeLife Unfortunately, the meetings the city is holding in response *** ©Herald Newspapers 2006 street lights, garages available. to all the comments on bonding issues are still not helping the Double parked on the DIRECTIONS: From Route 47 & 9, turn north on Rt. 9 approx. residents. Bonding interest must be paid every six months (at opposite side of the street is 1 mile to Klenswite Pool & Spas. whatever rate they secure and principle must be paid in the a safety hazard because when New Bayberry Condos Turn right on Bayview Road to 9th Street timeline secured). At least half of mall merchants do not live you pass you are passing into From Indian Trail Rd. & Rt. 9 turn South on Rt. 9 approx ¼ in the area, and will not be responsible for this, building owners oncoming traffi c. There was $15,000 Guaranteed Summer Rental mile to Klenswite Pool & Spas. will, but nothing will offset the amounts real estate taxes will be a law against that. I wish the Turn left on Bayview to 9th Street raised to accommodate this. We are a one by three mile town police would enforce that law Income with purchase — improvements to some things are nice, but not the amounts before some one gets hurt. —Avalon List with council and tourism committee are speaking about. The only fair Eddie for Results! DEE DEVELOPERS Yearly Rental.

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PROPERTY TRANSFERS RECORDED IN COUNTY CLERK’S OFFICE Country Lawyer th th BETWEEN JULY 9 and JULY 15 ,2006 (From Page 49) “We even get to walk the dogs before coming to work,” he adds, just when the list seemed complete. (The couple Seller Buyer Property Address Price Offi ce of the Wildwoods (JCOW). He was brought in to LOWER TOWNSHIP has two Airedales.) Earle S. & Lynn Collins Christopher & Sharon L. Canale 55 Wildwood Ave. $ 229,900 assist JCOW in dealing with the seismic aftermath of “And I get to sing in a choir again,” he noted with Gary C. Breen Diane Goldstein & Claire Verden 104 Racetrack Dr. $252,000 public discovery that hundreds of condominiums were obvious delight, referring to his participation in the choir Eileen L. Byrne Rudolph & Joanne Damminger 712 Pacific Ave. $ 322,500 misclassifi ed during the construction process and thus Charles & Anna Worthington Lawrence S. & Michele Ogden 45 Woodland Ave. $ 179,900 at St. John of God in North Cape May. Derek H. & Sugey Harvey Terry J. Dougherty 29 Mimosa Dr. $ 230,000 not built with requisite fi re safety protection. The activities are identifi ed so trippingly off Callahan’s Matthew & Teresa Dean Richard J. & Dolores Tredinnick 143 Ridgewood Ave. $ 280,000 Despite the demands, Callahan tongue that it seems a measure of his Matt Smith & Susan Blood Frank & Marie Yacobelli 7PelicanPlace $ 349,900 Robert & Kathy Hood Jeffrey D. Siebold 405 Sandalwood Rd. $ 380,000 speaks glowingly of his “country overall satisfaction when he returns Joseph & Theresa Meyers Catherine Traynor 601 Beach Ave. $ 660,000 law practice.” seamlessly, and in the same spirit, to Vietnam Veterans of America BruceA.&ElizaM.Waterman 308 & 318 E. Delaware Ave. $ 40,000 “It’s real time with real peo- Edward & Jacqueline Wyatt Jennifer Brown 1733 Star Ave. $ 191,000 legal matters. Ray & Linda Patitucci Samko Realty LLC Lthse Pte Marina, Boatslip B6 $ 35,000 ple,” he said. JCOW aside, he explained, most Lawrence Domico Janet O’Leary 152 Kentucky Ave. $ 110,000 As if bearing witness to his of his country law clients are in- Janet O’Leary Charles & Cynthia Houlroyd 152 Kentucky Ave. $ 184,500 enthusiasm, on a recent walk to Eliz. & Ralph Chiaro et al Shore Management Co. 205 Texas Ave. $ 130,200 dividuals. “Their problems are Steven & Linda Hoagland Robert & Rebecca Mastrianni 120 Orchard Dr. $ 243,000 a restaurant near his fi rm a pass- just that – their problems, not a Robert & Est. of H. Diamond Victor F. Keen and Jeanne Ruddy 2711 Bay Dr. $ 1,509,000 ing car, and then a pick-up truck, corporation’s.” John & Kathryn Freese Marcello Mogavero & F. Holland 201 Whildam Ave. $ 89,500 could be heard emitting friendly Total for Lower Township: $ 5,416,400 Pressed for drawbacks, he an- MIDDLE TOWNSHIP honks. swered as only a country lawyer ScottZurawski Anna O’Hora 30 Brookridge Dr. $ 557,500 “Hey,” he said on each occa- can: “Sure there are some, but as Rudolph Pryor William & Mary Archibald Raleigh Ave. (vacant lot) $ 2,500 sion, raising his hand in a sign I sit here today, there’s nothing that Herschel R. McClure John W. Mock 1000 Route 9 South $ 350,000 Charles & Melinda Malec Dana Peabody & David R. Prosser 469 Hagan Rd. $ 195,000 of greeting. for me is a ‘lesser than.’ It’s all more Lynn Paige Scheid Kenneth J. Calemmo 1520 Route 83 $ 125,000 Keeley and Callahan bought than I expected.” John J. Nickels Joseph & Elizabeth Lord 304 Bayberry Ave., Unit B $ 325,000 the house at 616 Broadway Gregory J. & Joanne Willis James J. Fromuth 1000 Stone Harbor Blvd. $ 1,300,000 His biggest surprise? Malcolm & Edson Robertson Helen Conway 206 Stagecoach, Cmpsite 608 $ 31,747 – a/k/a, in times gone by, as “Other lawyers – how good they Robert Fite Trust, by Cornell Atlantic Land Holdings Inc. Michael’s Ct. (Bl.99.02 L.18) $ 499,000 the “Henry Sawyer House” and are and how enjoyable it is to prac- Atlantic Land Holdings Inc. Classic Custom Builders Inc. Michael’s Ct. (Bl.99.02 L.18) $ 840,000 the “Silver Maple Inn” – in June Nicholas & Donna Lazaro John P. & Karen L. Barr 301 Indian Trail Rd. $ 540,000 tice with them. The lawyering is no Frederick Langford John & Elisabeth MacDonald 11 Meadowland Blvd. $ 310,000 2004, renovating and moving less than what I was used to,” Calla- Estate of Thomas H. Forbes Stephen J. Zuzulock 15 E. Main St. (Tr’ee’s Deed) $ 93,000 into their new offi ces within six Thomas C. Schaible Donna Santilli 43 Route 47, Campsite A-27 $ 25,000 han said, leaning forward a bit, “and Sadie E. Hamer Kevin & Amy Gayle 9WayneAve. $ 215,000 months. here, there are some very, very nice David W. & Elaine Schemm Paul E. & Ruth M. Baker Hideaway Bch, Campsite D-21 $ 32,500 They’ve stayed faithful to the Silver Maple in fi rm’s sideyard was dated people who don’t take themselves K. Hovnanian Steven H. & Norman J. Blum 606 St. Andrews Dr., Unit C1 $ 417,222 structure’s heritage. An uphol- to 1713. too seriously.” Total for Middle Township: $ 5,858,469 stered settee and chairs surround NORTH WILDWOOD “Personally and professionally,” Jerz Sea LLC Ramiro & Mabel Pereira 104 W. 11th Ave., Unit 2 $ 229,900 a fi replace in the client waiting room, next to a conference he said, “moving here is one of the best things I’ve ever Surf Song of North Wildwood Ernest & Evelyn Sebastian et al 1800 Ocean Ave., Unit 401 $ 389,900 area whose polished mahogany chairs and table provide done.” Jms Dietz, & J.&T.Woltemate Michael Rossano 114 E. Chestnut Ave., # 2R $ 260,000 rich contrast to the whitewashed wood framing of the 100 17th Avenue LLC Thos & Karen Callahan et al 100 E. 17th Ave., Unit 201 $ 395,000 Callahan and Keeley each has received Martindale 100 17th Avenue LLC Carlene Acello 100 E. 17th Ave., Unit 300 $ 449,900 original structure. Hubbell’s “AV” rating, which Martindale describes as “a Gertrude L. Montalbano Joseph Tentuo and Dina Dodaro 305 E. 19th Ave. $ 390,000 Upstairs, old bedrooms – each with a private bath signifi cant accomplishment, a testament to the fact that Kathy A. White Otello & Debra Ricci 1900 Surf Ave., Unit 312 $ 180,000 Surf Song of N.Wildwood LLC Carmela Pereira 1800 Ocean Ave., Unit 217 $ 237,400 – have been modeled into offi ces that somehow minimize a lawyer’s peers rank him or her at the highest level of Mark & Joyce J. Gallagher Jim J. Koslowsky 511 E. 3rd Ave., Unit 208 $ 325,000 electronic incursions. professional excellence.” Roman Holiday LP David & Virginia A. Hamlin 1000 Kennedy Dr., Unit 210 $ 289,000 At 6’ 1”, Callahan is taller than some of the interior Roman Holiday LP David & Deborah A. Hamlin 1000 Kennedy Dr., Unit 310 $ 299,000 For months, local observers have credited Callahan Roman Holiday LP Robert & Linda Hanlon 1000 Kennedy Dr., Unit 214 $ 279,500 door frames. His own offi ce overlooks the driveway’s with doing a masterful job keeping JCOW on a relatively Erin Shores Develop’t LLC Michael & Marian Handlin Erin Shores Condo, Unit 100 $ 330,000 silver maple, which, Callahan explained, was bored and even keel. Estate of Anne M. Diener Robert & Leslie Schumacher 315 W. 16th Ave. $ 299,000 dated to the early 1700’s. Engel Group LLC John M. & Marianne L. Albanese 505 E. 14th Ave., Unit 511 $ 575,000 Even attorneys who technically are his adversaries KHP Developers LLC Pier Funding LLC 420 E. 22nd &23rd Ave. $ 5,000,000 As much as he loves his 400-attorney former fi rm, he offer praise. That includes Larry Powers, whose clients Aunt Sadie Jo LLC Leonard & Diane Mancini Russo’s Ninth Condo, # 422 $ 700,000 said, he is pleased to be done with the administrative designed some of the affected structures and who has K. Hovnanian James J. & Sharon J. Maguire 3401 Seaboard Circle, # A4 $ 1,173,910 burdens involved in serving as managing partner of the Total for North Wildwood: $ 11,802,510 noted that there are times when the professionals walk OCEAN CITY fi rm’s Philadelphia offi ce. into meetings with homeowners “expecting torches and Eustace W. Mita Nicholas & Diane Palladino 304 Seabright Rd. $ 1,325,000 Now, he said, “I’m practicing law again.” Letters, re- pitchforks.” Estate of Constance Lehman LIII Associates LLC 4615 Central Ave., Unit B $ 350,000 search, briefs and pleadings: “I get to do it all myself.” Padula Brothers LLC Michael & Vicki Deitzler et al 1225-27 Pleasure, #1225 $ 575,000 “God bless Glenn Callahan,” Powers said, “His job is Richard D. & Eileen G. Briele Alan B. & Susan Hill Herman 1411 Asbury Ave., 2nd Fl. $ 540,000 “And believe it or not, that’s a less stressful life style,” like herding cats, and so far all the cats are going in the William & Kathleen Lyon Frank J. & Marysue Malvezzi 500 Bay Ave., Unit 710 $ 559,000 said Callahan. same direction.” J. Franklin Meehan et al City of Ocean City 3928-30 & 3932-24 Wesley $ 32,400 Both Callahan and Keeley now fi nd time for activities Beaver Properties LLC Michael & Dominic Juliano 870 Seventh St., Unit 420 $ 255,700 If they’re country cats, they might well be heading to Latta Financial Develop’t Inc. Dean T. & Joanne D. DeRose 508 9th St., Unit 221 $ 309,900 like golfi ng, birdwatching, boating, bicycling, and enjoy- 616 Broadway for a soothing sip of life in the past lane. Beaver Properties LLC Debra Lynn Grigioni 870 Seventh Ave., Unit 221 $ 176,700 ing visits from children and two grandchildren. Beaver Properties LLC RBG Ventures LLC 870 Seventh Ave., Unit 222 $ 174,700 Beaver Properties LLC Gregory & Susan Penney 870 Seventh Ave., Unit 322 $ 177,700 Leroy & Mark Nicholas Richard A. & Cheryl Grande 641 Central Ave. $ 750,000 Upper Zoning Board Considers, Continues, David & Mar’nne Morehouse Joseph F. & Bridget E. Nastasi 1933 Asbury Ave., 1st Fl. $ 565,000 BF Ventures LLC Michael & Toni Traczuk 2825-27 Central Ave., Unit A $ 755,000 Char Law & Helen Hamilton Thos & Margaret DiEgidio et al 115 W. Atlantic Blvd. $ 525,000 John R. & Joy L. Grady Deborah McGonigal 25 Walnut Rd. $ 1,675,000 Application for Expanded Mining Beaver Properties LLC Keith Edmonds Trust 870 7th St., Unit 216 $ 229,700 Helen Williams Philip A. & Mary C. Alessi 509 Conch Dr. $ 316,800 By C.M. MATTESSICH if he intended Lot 110 to be part of the mining operation, Estate & Trust of Eliz. Duffy Michael J. & Elizabeth M. Foley 4720 Central Ave. $ 1,450,000 he didn’t include it in license applications. th st Vision Investment LLC et al Joseph & Linda Scafisi 834 6 St., 1 Fl. $ 737,500 UPPER TOWNSHIP — For a while on July 13, it seemed MBA Partners LLC Carmen & Rosemarie Panto 1523 Central Ave., Unit A $ 800,000 “I took six loads out a year to maintain a legal non-con- Chas & Michelle Matthews Batchelder Living Trust 1107 Bay Ave., Unit C $ 285,000 like smooth sailing for applicant Thomas Tower and his forming use,” Tower replied. Dougherty & Johnson Blders Conrad O. & Francesca Kattner 346 Asbury Ave., 1st Fl. $ 429,900 company Action Supply in their quest for a favorable “in- Engineer Vince Orlando testifi ed to a 12-year profession- Marie R. Schneider Robert S. & June L.K. Hudson 2537-39 Bay Ave. $ 825,000 BF Ventures LLC Edmond Giosa 4309-11 Asbury Ave., Unit B $ 700,000 terpretation” by Upper Township’s Zoning Board regarding al relationship with Tower and asserted that it shouldn’t Robert Christ Thomas P. & Nicole Styerqqq 3236-38 Central Ave., 1st Fl. $ 850,000 use of a portion of Tower’s lands for expanded mining op- matter if Lot 110 wasn’t used “in full” because the law M. Richard & Eliz. Komins Robert A. & Jo Anne Penza 839 Brighton Pl., Unit B $ 630,000 erations. But seas turned stormy assumes that resource extraction Jackson & Mary E. Neall Michael A. & Joan V. Curley 3500 Asbury Ave., Unit A $ 899,900 Goldcoast Investm’t Grp LLC Frank J. & Elizabeth A. Achuff 25 E. Edinburgh Rd. $ 3,570,000 when the meeting was opened operations (unlike other commer- Total for Ocean City: $ 20,469,900 for public comment. cial ventures) will expand. SEA ISLE CITY About 30 members of the Board Engineer Paul Dietrich Colonnade Investment LLC Marsha S. McConnell 4600 Landis Ave., Unit 3A $ 299,000 public attended the hearing, car- Albert J. & Patricia A. Visek Michael Sloane 3204 Landis Ave., Unit North $ 822,500 noted that it would help the board Total for Sea Isle City: $ 1,121,500 ried over from June 8 to give all to have additional documentary STONE HARBOR interested parties an opportunity evidence, such as aerials, showing Ken & Angela Pawlowski Mark A. & Lisa Pillon 285 82nd St., Unit A $ 765,000 to review documents submitted any “real mining activity” at Lot J. Charles Buff Anne Bazik 10511 Sunset Dr. $ 5,300,000 by applicants shortly before that 110 during the 1980’s, and Solici- Total for Stone Harbor: $ 6,065,000 UPPER TOWNSHIP date. tor Marcolongo advised that recent Robert Madan & Paula Acker Roy H. & Melissa Blackledge 551 Park Ave. $ 314,000 On July 13, after conceding case law acknowledges a town’s Estate of Betty M. Klocksin Alfred A. Squassoni 1731 S. Shore Rd., Unit 1 $ 320,000 that the interpretation process “signifi cant interest in controlling Lawrence & Bernice Delaney Christopher & Jen. Derrickson Tyler Rd. (Block 545, Lot 5) $ 176,000 Beth L. Andrews Louis C. & Beverly U. Ripa 12 Highland Ave. $ 330,000 is “sensitive” when rulings this type of growth.” Total for Upper Township: $ 1,140,000 can later be cited as precedent, The hour was late when the WEST CAPE MAY applicants’ attorney Jules Kon- Neighbor Leo Previti was among objectors. meeting was opened for public Tod & Kristin Shoffler George & Beth Fazakas 114 Eldredge Ave., Rear Unit $ 350,000 schak argued that his clients’ comment. Total for West Cape May: $ 350,000 application simply asked the board to fi nd a legal non- Notably absent was attorney Clement Lisitsky, who ap- WILDWOOD Frank Nestore Enrico D. & Georgeann Siano 225 E. Wildwood Ave., # 501 $ 75,000 conforming use as to a particular piece of property at a peared at the June 13 meeting on behalf of two or three Gregory & Veronica Collings Reemberto & Yolando Maquiera 5201 Ocean Ave., Unit 4007 $ 375,000 particular time. objectors. Solicitor Marcolongo announced that Lisitsky Edward Augsberger et al Frank C. Roland 3110 Atlantic Ave., Unit 304 $ 135,000 Konschak explained that applicants were seeking a rul- had withdrawn his objections. Land Sales LLC Gerald & Bonnie Miller 5000 Arctic Ave., Unit B $ 339,900 Tina Trueba Stacey Jung 308 E. Magnolia Ave., Unit A $ 450,000 ing that Tower used a 17-acre tract for mining operations Other objectors were present, however. Emandee Properties LLC Henry J. & Lorraine H. Craig 208 E. Garfield Ave., 2nd Fl. $ 299,900 beginning two months before adoption of a September Board chair Paul Casaccio quickly ruled that concerns Wm Quinn & Gerard Flood Frank & Maura Mastro 100-104 W. Glenwood Ave. $ 375,000 1986 ordinance requiring such use to be approved by the Atlantic Sights LLC Kevin G. Peersen 4700 Atlantic Ave., Unit B $ 459,900 such as noise or air pollution would not be considered Robert & Sharon Powers Daniel J. Toal 308 W. Schellenger Ave. $ 500,000 Township’s planning board. In addition, the tract’s zoning relevant to the narrow interpretation issue before the Total for Wildwood: $ 3,009,700 was changed in June 1987. There was suffi cient prior use, board. WILDWOOD CREST argued Konschak, that Tower should not be required to Neighbor Tom Zykowsky contended that in 1987 the See Grapes LLC Frank & Leslie Ferrante 8401 Atlantic Ave., Unit 406 $ 370,000 seek any special approvals now, when he plans to expand Sands in the Crest LLC Syracuse in the Crest LLC 333-35 E. Preston Ave. $ 1,000,000 Township’s planning board considered the exact question Sands in the Crest LLC Syracuse in the Crest LLC 327 & 329 E. Preston Ave. $ 1,000,000 the nature of mining operations on the tract. now presented and “concluded this wasn’t a pre-existing Sands in the Crest LLC Syracuse in the Crest LLC 328 & 330 E. Syracuse Ave. $ 1,000,000 “Once we establish a nonconforming use,” argued mining operation.” Neighbor Leo Previti, an attorney by Sands in the Crest LLC Syracuse in the Crest LLC 322 & 324 E. Syracuse Ave. $ 1,000,000 Crestco Construction Co. Anthony J. & Micaela DiPasquo 408 E. Myrtle Ave., Unit 101 $ 685,000 Konschak, “we’re entitled to continue that use until it’s profession, later stressed that argument, citing Township MWM of New Jersey Inc. Ken Curry & Yvonne Thomas 103 E. Morning Glory # 103 $ 643,900 abandoned.” documents. Mary Kathleen Keating Michael A. DiPaolo Coastal Colors Condo, # 404 $ 880,000 Konschak noted that Tower did not include the tract Neighbor Sandra Angelino testifi ed that she and her hus- Angel LLC Kevin L. & Deborah A. Price 321 E. Lavender Rd., #t 321 $ 675,000 Thomas & Doreen Culmone Michael & Joann Sebastiano 315 E. Pittsburg Ave. $ 550,000 – known as “Lot 110” – in annual licensing applications, band purchased their home recently and were concerned David & Deborah Kelchner Brian & Andrea Powell 8304 Pacific Ave., Unit 113 $ 78,000 but he argued that the critical inquiry is Tower’s continuing with the impact expanded mining would have on property Crest Bonanza LLC Richard & Susan Caputo et al 501 E. Stockton Rd., # 304 $ 967,666 intentions regarding use of the land. See Grapes LLC Mary L. & Donal L. Furtek 8401 Atlantic Ave., Unit 406 $ 249,900 values. Another recent purchaser, Steve Kent, echoed this Angel LLC Lucy Buono 321 E. Lavender Rd., # 5610 $ 650,000 Tower testifi ed that Lot 110 has served as the sole access concern outside the hearing, telling the Herald that he Total for Wildwood Crest: $ 9,749,466 route to an adjoining parcel on which signifi cant mining is believes the operations will interfere with the residential WOODBINE done, and also to stockpile equipment. He noted that his nature of the neighborhood. Done Rite Construction Inc. Martin Nieves 41 Martintown Rd. $ 298,000 Fed’l Nat’l Mge Ass’n et al James Fernandez 401 Clay St. $ 133,000 present rate of extraction is “slowing down” and that it If the board grants the application, the matter will then Omar Kashlan & UsamaHubbi Julia Hankerson 628 Jefferson Ave. $ 130,000 always was his intention ultimately to mine Lot 110. proceed to a site plan application. If the board declines Woodbine Boro Jacqueline S. Galiyano 608 Heilprin Ave. $ 2,355 Asked by board member Mary Jean Bergin whether he to give a favorable interpretation, applicants will proceed Frank & Phillis Marcovecchio John & Linda Morson 5 Ash St., Campsite 5 $ 30,000 Joseph L. & Mary Talucci Paul & Fay Brown 253 Oak St., Campsite 253 $ 25,000 made any applications to mine Lot 110, Tower replied with a variance application making essentially the same Total for Woodbine: $ 618,355 “no.” After a brief conference with his attorney, however, request. COUNTY TOTAL: $ 70,936,300 he added: “It was my belief I didn’t have to.” The board continued the public comments portion of Compilation © 2006 Seawave Corporation Source Data: Cape May County Clerk’s Office Board member Matthew Unsworth asked Tower why, the meeting to Sept. 14. 60 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers 26 July 2006 From The Publisher Can’t Kill The Cape May County Magic Cape May County is an incomparably livable and beautiful Pre-Adult place, and to cap that, there is nothing like the summer months to simply make one swell with appreciation. Skeeters When the weather is hot there is nothing that I like more To The Editor: than to head to the beach and body-surf after work. And it is all the more fun when I can get one of my kids to go with me! A recent inquiry from Lower This place is magic. I have lived here for 32 years, but my Township questioned why the affection for our county only grows. Mosquito Control Department What makes the magic? What thrills waited until mosquitoes were us about living here and makes others at full strength before spraying, want to visit? It is a combination of a suggesting that they should have lot of things, but to me, there is nothing been sprayed before hatching. that stands out more than its ability to The public should be aware that help us to forget our cares and relax for no species of mosquito in Cape a while. May County is controlled before But to keep the magic alive, we cannot hatching. do what we did yesterday — what people They are controlled after liked yesterday they don’t necessarily like hatching, while in the larvae today. And what they did not care about stage. There are 45 species of yesterday, they may want to have today. mosquitoes found in Cape May An example of people with this kind of County. The specifi c species, thinking is the Moreys. They are always examining themselves called the cattail mosquito, has and changing. been a primary nuisance and Recently they added alcoholic beverages to their opera- disease carrier in the North tion. Some argue that that is not a good thing; I disagree. Cape May area as well as other My wife and I travel whenever we get a chance and virtually Our Readers Write areas along the Delaware Bay everywhere we go people have the ability to enjoy a cocktail shore. or beer around the pool or relaxing overlooking the water. I This mosquito can only be have rarely seen that privilege abused. Diner Staff Denies Tot Potty Time controlled in the adult stage This brings me to Congress Hall in Cape May. If they want To The Editor: told no, there is no public restroom. since it has a life cycle that pre- to enhance their magic by serving their guests cocktails in I explain, with mounting panic, that my little vents their control in the larval tents on the beach, where is the harm? I am writing to you because something hap- girl is having an accident as we speak and please stage. Their emergence from The going-in position of all of our communities ought to be pened and I’m really not sure how to respond. Al- can we just use the bathroom. Can you guess? swamps and marshes varies an- to allow people to serve their guests in the ways they consider low me to share a story. On July 8 my husband I am once again told no. Frustrated, I walk out nually and control measures are best. If there are problems, deal with those problems, but don’t and I were driving back from Wildwood with our with my confused and pee-pee dancing daughter determined somewhat by phone assume problems from the outset. two daughters. We were taking Route 50 north in tow. I tell my husband what just happened and complaints, but primarily from In material things, we New Jerseyans are the blessed of the when my older daughter, who is not quite four- he hands me $10 and suggests I buy something blessed, prospering like few others on the face of the earth. years old, said that she had to go potty. in the diner in order to use the bathroom. We (Page 61 Please) But…we can lose this. Let’s not forget, people have choices; Now, when a toddler says she has to go, it go back in. if they don’t fi nd here what they enjoy, over time they go usually means now! So we look for a place to There are no waitresses or staff in the front LETTER POLICY elsewhere. pull over, a gas station, a WaWa, something, but and I look around at the patrons. Nobody seems Herald Newspapers wel- to no avail. Then we see a small diner. We pull to see us (did I mention that the diner has all of comes letters to the editor Where's the harm in cocktails in; I get my daughter out of her car seat, all the fi ve tables?). on matters of public interest. and tents on the beach? while encouraging her to hold it in, and enter The waitress fi nally comes back out and I tell Preference will be given to the diner. her I’ll buy something and can my daughter please letters submitted exclusively We, the people, instituted government to assist people, not I ask the waitress if we could use the restroom use the bathroom. She once again refuses and tells to this newspaper, signed with hinder. Our city and state governments need to govern with a and I’m unceremoniously told, “no, we don’t have me to fi nd a rest stop. Then a woman comes out name, address and daytime light hand…and offer a hand whenever possible. a public restroom.” I explain to the waitress that of the kitchen and begins to yell at me. phone number for verifi cation. The more we can fi nd ways to assist one another in enhanc- I do understand this, but my daughter really has She said something about there being no rest- Maximum length is 600 words. ing the desirability of our county, the more we will all enjoy to go and could we please just use it. Again I am (Page 61 Please) Deadline is Thursday 5 p.m. living here, prospering here and visiting here.

Art Hall, publisher Going Commando Please send comments to: [email protected] For Men Only, Please; For Men Only, Please By JOE ZELNIK tifi c discovery (www.thesciencist.org) has presented a convincing four-page paper, “Risk Aversion Through Gonad Constraint.” Quotes From the Bible I’ve been going commando. Or, Commando™. In it, Sergei Rzhechnyuik studied a random sample of nonvoting “Don't copy the behavior and customs of this world, but let God For the few of you who don’t know what that means...actually, men ages 19-25. Subject A wore 100 percent cotton three-color transform you into a new person by changing the way you think.” for the most of you who don’t know what it means, it means plaid boxer shorts; subject B, 50-50 cotton-polyester classic white — Romans 12:2 without underwear. briefs; and subject C wore nothing. “Newcity Chicago” wrote that the phrase is “universaly un- The test consisted of derstood,” but in my universe at the Herald, I found no one all three playing casino- understood. A couple of young male staffers said “oh yeah” after style blackjack, also I refreshed their memories. known as “21.” My commando participation started innocently enough with Subject A played Published Every Wednesday a “latest news” email from the marketing department at Com- safe, but with some risk by the mando Jeans™. when the odds were in SEAWAVE CORPORATION This nine-month old product has a soft, boxer-length, cotton his favor. lining which covers the rough inside seams and eliminates any Subject B played ex- ARTHUR R. HALL, President & Publisher need for underwear. tremely defensively, JOSEPH R. ZELNIK, Editor The “latest news” was that Commando Jeans™ had come out taking no chances. ALFRED S. CAMPBELL, Assistant Managing & Online Editor with a button fl y in addition to its zipper fl y because of “safety Subject C was “inex- concerns.” plicably aggressive.” He CRAIG AND JOE CAROLYN MEE, Ph.D., Ouch. busted in the majority Not Wearing Tighty Whities Community News & Specialty Publications Editor Wearers of boxer shorts, in particular, have had diffi culty of cases. CAROLE MATTESSICH, Real Estate Editor stuffi ng them in jeans. But the Commando Jeans™ solve those From this study, Rzhechnyuik concluded that “groinal surface PRESTON D. GIBSON, Director of Development problems. pressure has a direct bearing on male aggression and risk-tak- Me being me, I emailed back and asked for a “pair for re- ing.” BENJAMIN N. HALL, Director of Online Applications view.” I conducted my own test by going commando last week at two RICHARD PLUCKER, Director of Integrated Advertising Darned if Peter Whitney, owner, general manager, marketing of my most diffi cult assignments: meetings of the county MUA and ™ BETH HUBER, National Advertising Coordinator director, and probably janitor for Commando , asked me if I the county Chamber of Commerce board of directors. needed the jeans “for pictures or an article?” At the MUA, I felt a new sense of competence. For the fi rst TOM POHLIG, Manager of Art & Graphics In no time, Peter and I were bonding. He has a brother in North time in 20-some years, I raised my hand in the public portion CAROLINE RANOIA, Online Administrator Jersey, friends in the Cape May area, and lives in Chicago, where of the meeting to insist that the electric generation equipment 1508 Rt. 47, Rio Grande, N.J. 08242 I once labored writing industrial case histories (ugh). they intended for their landfi ll gas-to-energy project was too ■ To make a long story longer, I went from jokster to seriously in- costly and should be replaced by an auxiliary outlet from the IPF Phone 886-8600 Fax 886-1879 terested and ended up paying half price ($33.50) plus shipping and microwave. E-Mail: [email protected] handling for the jeans (can you imagine putting that on my expense Two commissioners (Callinan and Pantalone) fainted. DEADLINES account?) and said I’d do a column if the urge struck me. I then went on to charge that the authority was overlining News & Photos ...... Thursday How could it not? Cell1B at the landfi ll. The commissioners quickly adjourned and Display Advertising ...... Friday-5 p.m. The jeans are very good material, comfortable, a nice fi t, and, summoned technical assistant Bob Matthews to escort me from Classifi ed Ads ...... Monday-11 a.m. if you want to go commando, a natural. And I’m not saying that the room. because I got a good price. I was more circumspect at the chamber luncheon at Atkinson’s. Classifi ed Display Ads ...... Friday-5 p.m. It’s not easy getting p-r for a new product. But Commando™ Even going commando did not fully free my inhibitions in a room Legal Advertisements ...... Thursday-Noon is doing pretty good. full of bankers. ■ © The Seawave Corp. 2006, All rights reserved. First copy of this But, as Milliken wrote in the Harvard Independent, men going publication is free. Each additional copy costs $2. All property rights for The Harvard Independent, in a pro-boxers piece, said they “feel the entire contents of this publication shall be the property of the Seawave great” with “so much air, so much freedom.” But now, wrote commando-style can’t keep it to themselves. Corp. No part hereof may be reproduced without prior written consent. Doug Milliken, “Commando Jeans™ has taken that one welcome I was sitting across from a woman whose name tag indicated Neither participating advertisers nor the publishers will be responsible step farther.” that her name was MAC. or liable for misinformation, misprints or typographical errors. Seawave When I told my daughter, Lisa, about this column topic, I found “I’m going commando,” I said to her quietly. Corporation’s liability for errors or omissions resulting from its own surprising empathy. My 10-year-old grandson, Craig, is always “What?” she said.” 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 begging to “go free,” she said. “I’m going commando,” I said, with a wink. which the error or omission occurred. The publishers reserve the right She had just returned from buying him boxers, which put him MAC arose, picked up her French dip roast beef, and moved to edit or refuse any submitted material, as well as to reject or cancel in ecstasy — because “no one wears whitey tighties.” Or tighty to another table, far across the room. I could see she was talking any advertisement at any time. whities. So this is what’s happening, folks. Deal with it. about me, and all the men at the table were looking at me. Dedicated to the Service of God and Mankind. The Sciencist, a delightful put-on, peer-reviewed journal of scien- Envy, probably. 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Our Readers Write After Hitler’s defeat, sup- Conversations Outside the pose a cure for cancer could Let Contest Decide Who Has More Chutzpah Box be found if medical research- To The Editor: 1996 in order to move to Cape May County and pursue ers were allowed to experi- her art on a full time basis. ment on these parts. Would It is unfortunate that Joe Zelnik does not research his Our agreement then, as it is now, was that all proceeds with JP Moreland this be right? and Craig Hazen subject before he writes scathing editorials. I refer to his from the sale of her artwork would be donated to the After all, think of the good editorial entitled “Break A Leg Grant Applications: You’ll charity of her choice. She chose the plight of homeless that would result. But the Laugh, You’ll Cry” in which he describes Joan D’Avanzo animals in Cape May County as the cause she wanted Suppose a serial rapist is active in a ma- end does not justify the means, and such as having incomparable chutzpah. to benefi t. jor city. As a result, many are needlessly research would be morally repugnant. For readers unfamiliar with the word chutzpah, it is a As a direct result of her efforts, more than $100,000 worried because the odds of their harm Why? If certain items are achieved derogatory word usually used to describe a brazen person has been donated to her cause. In addition to her fund are miniscule. through morally repugnant means, then who is pushy in an obnoxious way. An impudent person raising efforts, she has taken a hands on approach. She Due to unnecessary worry, scores of those items are morally tainted. It is wrong who most people go out of their way to avoid. Chutzpah currently serves as the unpaid director of the Cape May women needlessly limit their activities to use them even for a good result. is certainly not a word that should be used to describe County Animal Shelter Alliance Spay/Neuter Clinic. and a small number of divorces take place Such an act is duplicitous, it brings Joan D’Avanzo. The clinic has neutered more than 450 animals so far from the tension throughout the city. benefi t by means of great evil and it shows Joan is an artist, educator and philanthropist. She in 2006. Under these conditions, it could easily disrespect for the dead humans and their retired from the New York State Education System in In closing, I will suggest that The Herald sponsor a produce worthy results (including saving hideous murder. N contest. Have readers vote on who has more chutzpah, lives) if the police caught and punished Those of us who oppose stem cell re- Joan D’Avanzo or Joe Zelnik. Hmmm, I wonder who an innocent homeless man, kept it a search believe that proper ethical thinking would win that one? secret and continued to look for the real is on our side, because those cells result COMPASS criminal. from killing innocent, defenseless little W E ROBERT D’AVANZO Cape May Point This would deter criminals by send- boys and girls in the womb. Their parts POINTS... ing a message of police competency. It are as morally tainted as those in Nazi By AL CAMPBELL (ED NOTE: Zelnik, who wrote that none of the applica- would calm numerous people who are storage. S tions for county cultural grants could compare with the needlessly worrying and, in turn, prevent The stem cell case is exactly analogous In case any reader doesn’t know by now, here is one chutzpah of the county Animal Shelter Alliance — Linda other harmful effects like broken homes. to the other two above. advocate of people with disabilities. It has nothing to Gentille and Joan D’Avanzo — checked the word in the Remember, the police will keep all of Michael J. Fox notwithstanding, can you do with feeling sorry for those folks, most defi nitely do New Dictionary of Cultural Literacy prior to using it. this a secret, continue to look for the see how it doesn’t matter ethically if those not want or need my sympathy. It’s about giving them The defi nition: “Yiddish term for courage bordering on real rapist, and if caught, frame him for cells are put to good use? what ought to be there for them without pleading. arrogance, roughly equivalent to ‘nerve’ (in the slang a different crime. No one will know the Advocates of stem cell research cannot An instance happened July 18 that made me angry sense)...” It referred to use of chutzpah in a recent U.S. difference. justify their position by citing the good at handicap access regulations. Supreme Court decision and a commentary on that Punishing an innocent man could pro- ends of such research. They must break A gentleman in a motorized chair sought to enter decision compared the word to “brazenness, shameless duce the best outcome available. But no the analogy to the other cases by showing the Stone Harbor Borough Hall. In defense of the audacity, impudence, brass, gall, and effrontery.”) matter how useful, it is wrong to punish that the fetus is not a human person. Tell municipality, it has installed automatic sliding doors an innocent man in this way. When it that to parents looking at an ultra-sound. at the front entrance, as required comes to right and wrong, the end just Sadly, many folks don’t like to think by law. Cape Red Cross Lauds does not justify the means and we all ethically today. They listen to Hollywood However, two doors inside the know it. celebrities because the make-up man is main entrance were installed to Those Who Aided 21 Now consider a second scenario. It is more important than the speech-writer. act as a temperature buffer to well known that the Nazis kept in storage Drs. Moreland and Hazen are friends To The Editor: save energy. various body parts from Jewish corpses, of the publisher and contribute at his Even though there was a large, things such as hair, skin, and teeth. request. As you know, in an article written by Lauren Huggins, easy to push button to open the the American Red Cross Cape May County Chapter re- door, the angle of entry for the cently opened a shelter at the Pine Avenue Fire House Say What? scooter was such that the door in Wildwood as a result of an apartment fi re. opened automatically right on the Twenty-one individuals, including 18 international Kelly Clarkson Touched My Shoulder man’s foot. students occupied the facility. A special thank you to He grimaced in pain. I recalled By VICTOIA DAVIS rain began, pouring rain, pounding down the Wawa Corporation for providing coffee, the local a handicap-sensitivity seminar I attended. Not wanting on the 10,000 people on the lawn. 7-11 for providing breakfast sandwiches, and the local to offend, I asked him if there was anything I could Back in May, while searching Ticket- At fi rst it was kind of funny, the fact that Tastykake wholesaler who donated a carton of donuts. do to help him. master for an interesting show to see, I so many people were getting drenched Mulligan’s Liquor Store, Morey’s Piers and the Wawa Yes, help put his leg back on the scooter. I did so. He came across a concert tour led by Kelly so suddenly. But then the real issue set stores in Sea Isle City and Stone Harbor provided housing pushed the button again. This time the door began to Clarkson, the fi rst American Idol and cur- in — what to do with 10,000 people for their employes after their shelter closed. Paula and open, and missed his foot, but, once again, because of rent popular songwriter and singer. outside waiting to see Kelly? The concert Sig Selbach, of Stone Harbor Manor, opened their home the angle of the scooter, he couldn’t enter. The Addicted Tour was coming through delayed about an hour, and most of the to several students. He backed up enough to allow the door to open, New Jersey, at the Camden storm passed by, but the people The Wildwood police, fi re companies and Mayor Ernie which it did. But then, his rear wheel hit the door Tweeter Center, in July. I de- were still very wet and very Troiano provided on scene support. jam. With the aid of another gentleman and myself, we cided to buy tickets, treating cold outside. Most came inside, The Venture Scouts of Whitesboro provided logistical relocated the scooter, and the man entered the foyer. my mom for Mother’s Day (she crowding into open seats and the support by helping set up cots. Then, he had to encounter the railing that was placed loves Kelly Clarkson just as much walkways, and some brave hearts The Red Cross Disaster Team, led by Bob Monroe, to enable people to hold on, as he attempted to gain as I do). stayed outside. Karen Lewinski and Paula Selbach are to be commended. access to the elevator to the second fl oor meeting room, So, last week was the concert. More importantly, Kelly Clark- All in all, a warm feeling was present because “People again, angle was a problem. My mom and I were ready. We son came on soon. And besides a Helping People” really works. “Handicap accessible isn’t always accessible,” I stocked a cooler, got the oil hyperactive fourth grader sitting Much good will was generated by a disaster. To all the said aloud. changed, and fi lled up on gas. We two rows behind me screaming above named groups and individuals, a sincere “thank Again, I wondered what it would be like to have had written directions detailing her lungs out, the concert was you.” to encounter such obstacles nearly everywhere for a how to get to the Tweeter Center (or so amazing. She played new music that RAYMOND E. BATZ person in wheelchair or scooter. we thought). isn’t released yet, old music that won her Former Interim Executive Director Perhaps a test of any handicap accessible entryway Now I know what you’re going to say. American Idol, some songs by other artists, Court House should be for an engineer to be placed in a wheelchair Two girls driving into center city Camden and then her popular music. and try out the system. See if the door hits a foot or if is never a safe idea, but we decided to At one point, probably the highlight of the angle makes it impossible to move a chair easily Skeeters leave home at 4’oclock, so we arrived in the concert, the lights went dark and Kelly through. (From Page 60) Camden in daylight. ran from the stage. Everyone wondered Heavens knows it isn’t just Stone Harbor, but many trap collection data. The Tweeter Center wasn’t as big as I where she’d gone, when she popped up other places, public and private, that may be considered It should also be noted, that by both law and appropri- thought, but 18,000 people still managed on a makeshift stage in the middle of the marginal for accessibility. ate public safety concerns, there must be suffi cient evi- to crowd in there. There was a stage in crowd, 50 feet from our seats. She sang As Ron Jost, advocate for people with disabilities, dence such as high populations, before these mosquitoes the center, some fl oor seats, a small sec- “Breakaway,” the name of the album and said in a forum earlier this year, to reserve a parking can be controlled. tion, and then a bigger section. Behind one of her hit songs. After the song, she space, paint a handicap symbol thereon, and call it In closing, if anyone needs information or has any that was a huge, green lawn, stretching jumped down, and ran down an alley, a handicap parking space doesn’t necessarily make questions regarding the practices of the Mosquito Control about three times the space of the inside, singing her biggest hit. The end of the it one. Department, feel free to call our offi ces at 465-9038. where three times the people squeezed. alley was a foot away from me, directly Such spaces should be about 15 feet wide, since vans PETER BOSAK We were inside, under the roof, in the next to my seat. with chair lifts add another three feet to the width of Director of Mosquito Control big section, center row, about 150 feet Kelly Clarkson touched my shoulder in a vehicle, then, there must be room to navigate once Dias Creek from stage. her excitement, and mine too. It was a the chair is off the lift. The stadium was filling up and ev- good concert, a fun experience, and a claim Of course no one would understand that until they eryone was chatting excitedly. Within a to bragging rights for me. Of course, the were in a wheelchair and tried to get out of a tight minute, the chatting became yelling. The hour we spent in the parking lot and the parking spot. sky turned from a pale but warm gray to dangerous ride out of Camden were mood- Back to Stone Harbor, on the beachfront, where a threatening black. Lightening cracked killers, but the trip was still so awesome. handicap access ramps are engineered over the dunes across the sky and thunder rumbled in I’ve found a new love — concerts. and onto the beach, the borough is making a renewed the distance. People began to yell and Davis, 17, of Green Creek, will be a effort to ensure wooden ramps are placed on hard sand. point and with a rush of cold wind, the junior at the Technical High School. After all, what good is a wheelchair in soft sand? The borough, and most others in the county, offer More Opinions Pages 62 &63 surf chairs for those who want to enjoy the ocean, but can’t walk there. Sure, it takes some planning ahead for persons with disabilities, but it can be done. Diner Staff Yes, accessibility has come a long way; but after (From Page 60) to the patrons (still silently watching the viewing what that gentleman went through to get to room, something about public health poli- crazy mommy show) to remember the the council meeting, it makes me think we still have cies, and something about how I’ve been sobs of this little girl while tipping the wait a way to go. told this already and if I didn’t leave, she’d staff. I’m pretty sure they didn’t. Why should I care about such stuff? Because I don’t call the police. I responded to her yelling Small towns can be wonderful and know the future. with some of my own (even thinking to warm and make those back-road journeys I might be in one of those scooters someday trying cover my daughters ears in case of curs- worth the extra time, but in this instance to gain access, and the automatic door would hit me ing, which I thankfully did not do). I was left longing for the Garden State in an aching foot? Or I could be reading a Braille sign I asked them if they were serious in Parkway. No one should ever feel that. trying to fi nd the right bathroom. refusing to help a little girl and then de- Such things put “handicap accessible” in a whole cided to give up this losing battle when KAREN NATALE new light. my daughter started to sob. I remarked Lake Hopatcong 62 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers 26 July 2006 Our Readers Write Exile From Trillville Applauds DEP’s Wildwood High-Rise Stance Stumbling Over the Hump To The Editor: know that will not be tolerated by the developers and By NICK COLIN me to rub shoulders with some of the their friends in city hall. friends I seldom see. The friends that owe I am dismayed at the lack of fairness in your edito- There is overbuilding, shoddy construction and limited It’s here once again. Princeton Wednes- me loot, a borrowed CD, or gas money rial, which seems to support high rise construction in concern for the people who have been supporting the days is the seminal off-hours moment of from the last time I took a midnight drive Wildwood and denigrate the intelligence and integrity of resort for years. I live in this newly created high-rise zone my workweek. It is reward for the two up the parkway into Atlantic City. That the state EPA. I have been enjoying North Wildwood for and was unaware of this re-zoning as were all the other intense workdays that precede it. Mon- variable alone is worth the trip. many years and purchased a small one-bedroom condo 13 condo unit owners. I am totally opposed to it. day and Tuesday grow out of Sunday like I’m sure there’re legitimate reasons why in Wildwood approximately three years ago. It was more I agree with the EPA that even one high rise would merciless vines ruthlessly yank- I like attending this sometimes affordable than the other Wildwood boroughs. “create a visual intrusion and block views, cast shadows ing me out of bed and chucking vulgar, sometimes cleverly un- I think we can agree that Wildwood has deteriorated on residences, impact traffi c and parking, be a threat me into my cubical before my couth event. into a very seedy town. It has improved on the coattails to property values, raise fi re protection issues and be mind can adequately awake. A My mind just hasn’t properly of North Wildwood and Wildwood Crest. New construc- incompatible with nearby development.” blur of anxiety, fast work, and in explained them to myself. One tion in Wildwood improved the borough’s image tremen- These are not unimportant issues. They are quality my case errors, ensue until the theory, shared by those who see dously; however, now as in both North Wildwood and of life and economic issues. As far as I’m aware there 5 o’clock work bell tolls. through me, is that I attend in Wildwood Crest overbuilding is out of control. are no proposed 20 plus story high-rise developments If the Mets game ends early the off chance that I might run There are volumes of units throughout the Wildwoods in the upscale areas of Avalon, Stone Harbor, Sea Isle, enough or I simply can’t ignore into someone there. Someone that aren’t being rented because of this excess. Fur- Cape May, Loveladies Harbor not even North Wildwood my friend Kate’s cellular pleas from the past that I want to see thermore, it appears that the only building occurring in or Wildwood Crest. It apparently has not hurt their to go to Wing Night at the at least one more time before Wildwood are condos; on my walks throughout the area economies, perhaps because these other communities Windrift, I rally to the scene. However, our futures’ veer off in different directions I have seen no new single home construction. have the courage to say no to developers. I save my energy and enthusiasm for for the long haul and reality turns a darker You state the EPA doesn’t know anything about the I applaud the EPA’s decision. The P on Wednesdays. Contests, Saucy shade. One more connection reminiscent economics of a resort and to trust the local boards (the JERRY YOUNG Sirens, and the smallest number of trust of that wild day that ended with a tripped- same local boards that approved selling liquor in the Wildwood fund, lightweight lames this side of Seven out, Oriental-sounding Incubus song or boardwalk water park). I am grateful that the EPA has (ED. NOTE: The author refers to the state Depart- Mile Island-- no offense to all those kinds that soul-bearing day when Francis of the courage to reject high-rise construction. ment of Environmental Protection. The EPA is a federal of lames out there. Assisi meant so much. However, I am cynical and experienced enough to agency.) Camoufl aged jealousy, that’s all folks. Wow! That was far from trill, which I try I’d live in your dune side property’s pool to be 24/7. Maybe, I should take the time house if you’d let me. to explain trill and my association with the Children Enjoyed Five Mile Beach Hospitality Lames aside, this concept-oriented word in order to substitute for the point To The Editor: look good. good time is organized by some dude who of this piece. They are not the only ones with big hearts who put sends invitations via Myspace.com To be trill is to be icy cool and fl agrant This letter is my way to publicly thank God for the their money where their mouth is. For the last four years At fi rst I thought it was a cyber babe like Samuel L. Jackson’s character in Pulp wonderful people, places and things I have found in Morey’s Piers has blessed those same Project K.I.D.S. or another generic rock group trying to Fiction or as raucous and harsh as Clint Wildwood. I just returned home from a most wonderful youth and their families through their M-Powerment get some free publicity one Myspace Eastwood in Dirty Harry, Arnold Schwartz- weekend as guest of the Donio’s Family Resort properties Program, which provides drastically reduced rates for all user at a time. Upon inspecting that mi- enegger in Raw Deal, or Andrew Dice Clay at Atlantic and Youngs avenues. access wristbands to all three piers and splash world for rage of a party planner’s Myspace page, in The Adventures of Ford Fairlane. Type This is the fourth year in a row that The Wounded special needs populations that qualify and apply through I discovered an unknown, yet vaguely in Trillville.com, turn up the audio and the Healer, Inc., Project K.I.D.S has been awarded comple- a legitimate non-profi t human service organization. familiar world, free of large crowds, and rap act will fi ll-in the blanks. mentary rooms to accommodate a host of deserving at- When I tried to express my appreciation to John within walking distance of my old home For any more information on the mean- risk youth and their families for a weekend of fun in the Donio he humbly replied that both he and Jack Morey on 13th Street. ing of trill, listen to Paul Wall, Rick Ross, or sun around the motel pool as well as on the boards and were only doing what they saw their Dad’s do: care about I don’t know why, but I feel a strange any of those Swishahouse boyz. They tend beaches of Wildwood. others and give back. He added that in his heart he be- comfort being close to the home where to use the word more than a few times This generous donation has made it possible year lieves that the reason that he and his Dad’s business is I grew up, and I can sleep over at my in such hip hop masterpieces as “Sippin’ after year for families who could never afford the cost so successful is because they consistently sow back into friend’s house on 12th Street. A few Da Barr” and “Trill,” in which Wall raps, of spending a weekend in Wildwood to have the time of the community. weeks ago, my friends Kate, KZ, and I “Trill is mean you never play/trill is mean their life with dignity and in style. On behalf of a whole bunch of blessed and grateful stopped by around 12 a.m., which is usu- you real.” John and Frank Donio have extended an annual invita- families that I have had the privilege to identify and ally when bars peak. Exile from Trillville is a nomad, banished tion and rolled out the red carpet at Sandy Cove Motel, deliver to the shores of Wildwood in the name of The I opened the door fi rst, walked in, and from the land of Trillville and forced to Daytona Motor Inn and the Ocean Air Apartments as a Wounded Healer’s Project K.I.D.S., I thank the Donio and before I could look up my fi recracker of a wander the earth like Michael Landon demonstration of their love and concern for others less the Morey families of Wildwood. We love Wildwood. barrel-chested buddy Dillon shot my way. in Highway to Heaven. I go to Princeton fortunate, year after year with no end in site. He rapped his arm around me just long Wednesdays to clear some space in my Hundreds of people have been blessed through their DR. JACQUELINE SWIFT enough for his sweat to bleed through my brain for the rest of the week and to em- philanthropic efforts and they really make Wildwood Pitman Seven Mile Style shirt and then he shot brace my Avalon heritage, while mixing it off into the crowd like Sea Isle’s Fourth up with the foreign “shoobie” hordes of of July fi reworks. the West. Not quite the “Thug Mansion” Newspaper Sensationalized Man’s Surf Death The familiarity of the crowd not only Tupac imagined, but a place where the trill To The Editor: I am the father of two veteran lifeguards, one of whom provided a comfort zone, but also allowed “get in free and you got to be a G.” still serves in Stone Harbor. I know how thoroughly they I am writing this letter in response to the troubling are trained and the amount of time and effort involved More Opinions Pages 61 & 63 account of a tragic incident on Stone Harbor’s 122nd in preparing a competent patrol. Campbell’s reliance on Street beach last Sunday as offered by your veteran staff the opinion of a single observer as the basis for his article reporter, Al Campbell, in the July 12 edition. I am angered cannot qualify as a competent reporting. He owes the Women Plagued by Humiliation by his general lack of objectivity as a journalist and by his lifeguards, the Borough of Stone Harbor and the family article’s unabated amplifi cation of the opinion of a clearly of the victim an apology. biased observer who appears to have her own agenda Finally, I don’t know if it is mandatory to wear a life- Could Find Relief in 30-Minutes regarding the Stone Harbor Beach Patrol. jacket while kayaking, but Campbell’s observer clearly By CHRISTINE COTE other women “who won’t go out without By featuring the incident on the Herald’s front page and believes it is. She should also be aware that parents who a pad,” some who are in their late 30s, labeling the event as a “drowning” before the facts were abdicate their responsibilities to the lifeguards only make SWAINTON — Bold advertising cam- early 40s. fully known, Campbell deliberately sensationalized the beach safety a more daunting task. paigns may have made men brave about She fi nally asked Michner if there was event and undermined the integrity of the performance asking their doctors about Viagra, but a a pill for it, she said, during an annual of the lifeguards who responded to the victim who died BRIAN B. CAMPBELL problem that plagues many women may check-up, because of advertising she had of natural causes. Far worse, in his apparent zeal to cre- Court House go unresolved simply because women seen. That’s when he told her about the ate a controversy where none should exist, your reporter (Ed. Note: Campbell did not write the “Drowning” are embarrassed to even ask physicians procedure. offered callous disregard to the family. headline) about it. “I’m not one who goes for elective The problem is incontinence or invol- surgery,” S. said. “I wouldn’t do Botox or Locks of Love Gives Fitted Hair Pieces to Victims untarily urination and the good news is breast implants.” there is a simple outpatient surgical pro- But she spoke to another patient who To The Editor: tact St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children, Philadelphia. cedure that can give a patient complete had a serious problem before the surgery On June 15, 25 girls from St. Peter’s Celestine School in relief that is now available at Burdette but told S. after she was always dry. I have read recently in your “Spout Off” column, Cherry Hill, plus two mothers went to 800 West Salon Tomlin Memorial Hospital. S. said she thought the worse that could that someone wrote “Spout Off” who was interested and Spa, Marlton, N.J, to have their long hair cut, and That’s according to S., a county resident happen was that it wouldn’t work. She had in donating locks of hair (long locks). to an organization donated to Locks of Love. who had the procedure in March. She it done on a Friday and by Monday she called “Locks of Love, a non-profi t organization that The school did not want the boys to be left out, so would be glad to talk to anyone interested knew it had worked. provides children with a vacuum fi tted hairpiece made the boys held a hat drive and collected hats for the in knowing more about it but prefers not She said the surgery has changed her from donated human hair. children. The school was able to donate 100 hats to St. to have her name given here. life and she was accepting as a change in Many of the children who receive hairpieces suffer Christopher’s Hospital. She was one of six patients of Dr. lifestyle due to age. from an auto-immune condition called anaphora aristae, If any of our readers’ are interested, please contact St. Richard A. Michner and Dr. Joseph L. “After the surgery, it’s amazing how a rare skin disease that results in the loss of hair on the Christopher’s Hospital or 800 West Salon & Spa, Marlton Milio who maintain an OB/GYN practice comfortable and clean you feel, how much scalp, and elsewhere on the body. Others have endured or St. Peter’s Celestine School in Cherry Hill. together in Court House who underwent younger you feel,” S. said. radiation treatment, or some other skin condition. MILDRED STACY the 30-minute outpatient service in She and the fi ve others in March were To fi nd out more information for those interested, con- North Cape May March. a second group in a training program that The procedure internally realigns and the doctors began last year. Regard Role Models Like Reagan, Thatcher, Pope restores the normal angle of the urethra. Michner told the Herald that he had The muscle surrounding it becomes weak- learned about the procedure and knew To The Editor: nuclear annihilation for the generation of the Cold War. ened with childbearing and age and that is from his practice that there was a patient His place in history is secure, very secure. why the angle changes, said Michner. need for it locally. It is important that our country and indeed our world Our world overcame the threat and is a better place A line of mesh tape is inserted, while He learned of a physician in Allentown, pause and refl ect on individuals of greatness; those who because of him and his uncompromising vision of democ- the patient in under general anesthesia, Pa. that had done over 100 of what some achieve things that better our nation and our world in a racy. Our world is still wrought with danger. New faces Michner said, to provide support formerly call a “sling” procedure and went to his profound way. Many aspire to greatness but Ronald Rea- on old nightmares. However, if we were to learn anything given by the muscle. offi ce last fall to observe. gan achieved it in his own time and was duly recognized from folks like Ronald Reagan, Margaret Thatcher, Pope At 47, S. thought that her involuntary Then he and Milio received tapes, litera- in what likely was the inspired effort saving the world John Paul II and others who championed freedom, it is loss of bladder control at times was just ture, and on-line support from GYNECARE from nuclear holocaust. that freedom must never be compromised. So it is with a normal aging process. Her fi rst episode TVT representatives. The 95th anniversary of his birth, or as Reagan humor this war on terrorism. occurred eight years ago while she was GYNECARE TVT is a trademark of Ethi- would have it, the 25th Anniversary of his 70th birthday In a moment of clarity think, what would Reagan have out in public and it “mortifi ed” her. con, Inc, an operating company of Johnson recently was celebrated at the Reagan ranch. Reagan argu- done? The answer will come to you. Since then she has had “leakage” & Johnson, used for this procedure. It refers ably was the prime force causing the demise of the Soviet ANTHONY T. DISIMONE when she coughed or sneezed and when to the tension free support of the surgical Communist dictatorship which threatens the world with Wildwood she did aerobics. She said she knows of (Page 63 Please) Herald Newspapers 26 July 2006 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com 63 Our Readers Write Women Plagued Wants More Youth to Experience Fine Music (From Page 62) Not every patient is a candidate and To The Editor: who showed no indifference or pretense towards the mesh tape it supplies that is instrumental Michner said that the procedure is not oppressed and outcasts of society. to the procedure, according to Jackie recommended if a woman intends to have To truly appreciate a live performance, you gotta be He was here to help and to heal with all his heart, soul Russo Jankewicz, Ethicon’s public rela- more children. there. Imagine seeing Ryan Howard’s performance at and material might. His true friends would follow suit. tions director. There are four basic groups of inconti- the Home Run Derby. What he can do with a bat is only I’m happy when I see teachers bring their students to Invented by a Swedish physician, the nence, Michner said: surpassed by what he can do with a trombone. Being from attend a performance. It’s sad that only dance teachers procedure has been available in Europe • Stress, where there is involuntary a family of fair baseball players in Cape May County, I appear to bring their students. I have never seen even since 1995, was approved by the Federal urine loss due to coughing, sneezing or appreciate his awesome performance. one music teacher bring their students to see major Drug Administration in 1998, and Ethi- exercising. Not to detract from the many people and organizations leaguers perform in Cape May County. Is it that they con’s product has been on the market in • Urge, where a patient continually has that bring the performing arts to Cape May Count, but just don’t care? the states since 1999, said Jankewicz. the urge to urinate and feels they won’t Barbara Beitel of Access to Arts has brought only major I demand that our music teachers care in order to According to the National Association make it to a restroom in time. leaguers who have given awesome performances in this deserve respect. Of course, parents should remember for Continence, which can be accessed • Combination of urge and stress in- county from its inception. that they are teachers, too. Get out of the house and at www.nafc.org, 13 million adults are continence. The spirit of Sam Maitin of blessed memory has, had, bring your children to see and hear major leaguers play. affected by some degree of incontinence • Overfl ow, where the bladder doesn’t and will forever touch them and will be an inspiration You have already missed too many great performances and statistically women overall are more empty properly. for those to come. His brilliance and productivity as an in our area. affected, said Jankewicz. Before recommending surgery, Michner artist increase with age and is inspirational throughout MARK SINGER “It is a natural thing after having said a complete medical and symptom his- this world. Sam was above all a practicing Good Samaritan Millville babies,” she said, “a body after baby tory is taken. Incontinence may be caused problem.” by mediations or certain medical condi- But until last December, women in this tions that may mean this reconstructive Max’s Murals Appeal to Younger Generation county would have to travel elsewhere to procedure is contraindicated. obtain it. With the assistance of an urolo- On Aug. 1, the doctors will be present- To The Editor: We are not a retirement community but alert and in gist, whom Ethicon put in contact with ing a free seminar about GYNECARE TVT tempo to attract and maintain the younger generation Michner and Milio, they performed the at a free luncheon at the Sand Barrens Golf You are to be congratulated for the 21st century aes- towards a continuing and viable Stone Harbor. 30-minute surgery on three women. Club here at 11:30 a.m. Seating is limited thetic water tower graphics. As you’re younger generation The tower graphics should be permanently displayed. For S.’s March group, the urologist so reservations are required by calling would say, “real cool.” If not, at least change the Stone Harbor face type towards was present but only to observe the local 463-4040. These jovial, up-lifting posters should be welcomed to an esthetic vs. the present industrial look. doctor’s work. In formation about the procedure can be show Stone Harbor; a solid and progressive community Yours for an esthetic conscious Stone Harbor. Since then, their practice completed found at www.gynecare.com. is not staid and stodgy, or reactionary like the thinking three more of the surgeries in June and of the 30’s. SAMUEL S. LEOTTA when he spoke to the Herald last week, Contact Cote at (609) 886-8600 Ext 31 Stone Harbor he said two more were scheduled. or: [email protected]

library’s Web page www. Firehouse parking lot on 93rd Street and Third Ave, In cooperation with the The Wetlands Institute Seven Mile Beach avalonfreelibrary.org. 96th Street. or call the church offi ce at Camden Eye Center, the has many programs and Tom Cope, 368-1066 *** Come out on July 31 368-3031. Avalon Lions Club will be events for the whole fam- e-mail:[email protected] “Thursdays On The for Magician Tom McDon- Registration is limited. offering free eye examina- ily. Lawn” continues Thurs- nell. If you can help by assisting tions to all residents and For information on all of day evenings from 7:30 to *** a teacher, baking cookies, visitors to Avalon and the their events and programs It is really heating up on demonstration of generos- 9 p.m. Stop in at the Stone Har- or making a fi nancial dona- surrounding area. see “On Deck,” or call the Seven Mile Beach! Oh yes, ity and civic duty on their On July 27, Bob Cam- bor Museum, 235 93rd St. tion, it would be gratefully The Eye Center Van, a Wetlands Institute, 1075 the weather, but that goes part. panell will perform. to revisit the town’s cel- appreciated. traveling doctor’s offi ce, Stone Harbor Blvd., 368- without saying. Wouldn’t it be great if Bring a chair or blanket ebrations over the years. *** will be presenting an op- 1211. But I’m talking about other landscapers who do to St. Mary’s Episcopal A new display features The second “7 Mile portunity for a “free eye *** the issues: High Dunes so much of their business Church at 95th Street and the 50th, 60th, and 75th Island Home And Health exam” from 10 a.m. to 1 Volunteers are always development in Avalon, in Stone Harbor would Third Avenue. Anniversaries, as well as Show” will be held on p.m. needed at the Wetlands the Water Tower in Stone step up and offer their ex- Presentations are held the 1976 Bicentennial cel- Aug. 11 and 12. The Dr. Robert K. Petrelli, Institute. This is very in- Harbor, protection on our pertise and services to im- outside on the front lawn. ebration. Clambake is on the Aug. an Optometrist from North teresting work. beaches, and traffi c up and prove the look of the new Provisions have been made The display demon- 11 at the Windrift. Wildwood, New Jersey, You will learn as you down Dune Drive and Sec- nodes in the 300 block of for inclement weather in strates the wonderful The Home and Health will conduct the exam. help the Wetlands and ond Avenue. 96th Street? the Parish Hall. spirit of cooperation that Show will be held in the If you have not evaluat- their visitors. Too many people “Spout- *** *** resulted in these events. air-conditioned Avalon ed the status of your vision Stop in and fi ll out an ing-Off” and not a lot of ac- In their fourth year, the The Avalon Museum Be sure to look for some Public Library and Gym- capability in your recent interest sheet and Marge curate information. As an Seven Mile Island Stars “Summer at the Museum” familiar faces in the pho- nasium. past, this is a unique op- Corson the Volunteer old friend of mine once will recreate the Broadway will continue on Thursday tos. There will be a family portunity to enhance your Coordinator will call you said, “Make sure that your classic “Guys And Dolls” nights through Aug. 24. While at the Museum Fun Walk and a Designer vision welfare. right back. brain is engaged, before at the Middle Township All programs begin at 7 check out the new items House Tour with air-con- *** You can also call the running your mouth.” Performing Arts Center p.m. at the Museum, 215 in the gift shop, featuring a ditioned jitney transporta- There is always some- Wetlands at 368-1211. Here is an example of on July 27, 28, and 29 at 39th St. and are free and coffee mug with the Stone tion. thing happening at the *** positive action. 7:30 p.m. open to the public. Harbor sign. Also, coming In addition there will be Avalon Senior Center This week’s regularly The Stone Harbor Po- The story revolves For more information, soon: a new walking/bik- an Antique Auto Show and at 31st Street and Dune scheduled boards and lice Department has a around a group of hap- please call the museum at ing Tour Booklet featuring Food Vendors. This event Drive. councils: very informative pamphlet less gamblers trying to 967-0090. the vintage homes and takes place on the school Call Sue Keen at 967- Tonight Avalon Coun- on bike safety. It is avail- get along with the rather *** buildings of Stone Harbor. grounds. 5924 for details on their cil meets at 7 p.m., Aug. able at Borough Hall, the righteous men and women “Clifford the Big Red *** Contact Betty Rogers, complete program. 1, Stone Harbor Council Chamber of Commerce, of the Salvation Army and Dog” will be at the Stone The Avalon Players will 967-3329 or Mary Jane *** meets at 4:30 p.m., and real estate offi ces and the features such classics as Harbor Public Library, be performing a family- Lea 368-5415 for informa- The Avalon Manor Im- Avalon Planning/Zoning bike shop. “Luck Be A Lady Tonight” 9508 Second Ave., Thurs- friendly, junior version, of tion and tickets. provement Association’s Board meets at 7 p.m. It covers all the basic and the dancing of the Hot day at 2 p.m. Rogers and Hammerstein’s Proceeds benefi t the Saturday morning Pancake facts on bicycle safety and Box Girls troupe. Children of all ages are “Oklahoma.” Cardiac Lab at Burdette Breakfasts are offered from Agency Offers the local regulations. The cast features Jimmy invited to come and enjoy The performances will Tomlin Memorial Hospi- 7:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Calls to Seniors We need to be informed Collinson as Sky Master- visiting the big guy. There be on three consecutive tal. The cost is $4 and in- SOMERS POINT — citizens. Too often we only son, Joanna Dearoff as will be stories, activities, evenings: Aug. 3, 4, and *** cludes orange juice, sau- CONTACT-Cape Atlantic care about our rights. Sara Brown, Taylor Saia as and crafts. 5, at 7 p.m. and a Sunday The Annual Meeting sage, coffee, tea or milk. offers daily telephone reas- We do not take the time Nathan Detroit, Olivia Jen- *** matinee on Aug. 6 at 3 of the Avalon Home and Refi lls on pancakes are surance to those who may or make the effort to be in- nings as Adelaide, Rachel Stone Harbor’s Baby p.m. Land Owners will be held served with pleasure. be living alone. formed about our responsi- Dansky as Nicely Nicely Parade, sponsored by the All performances will be in the Avalon Community Children eight and under The program provides a bilities, or the regulations and Amy Wynant as Benny Women’s Civic Club, will at the new Avalon Elemen- Center, 30th Street and are only $2.50. friendly hello, as well as a that exist for our safety Southstreet. take place on Thursday tary School auditorium at Avalon Avenue, at 9:30 Join them for good food check that all emergency and the safety of others. Tickets, $10 for adults, evening at 6:30 p.m. 32nd Street and Ocean a.m. on Aug. 12. Coffee and friendly hospitality at needs are being met. The In each town the local $8 for seniors, can be pur- Categories include: Drive. Tickets are $6 and and donuts will be avail- the Manor House in Ava- goal is to be sure that no one police and the other de- chased at the door or by most attractive boy and are available at the door. able at 9 a.m. lon Manor. is without a daily contact. partments of government calling the box offi ce at girl, best fl oat (2 or more The cast is very large The keynote speaker Contact Russ at 967- Those interested in re- are making an effort to 463-1924. children), best stroller/ and includes so very many will be Harry deButts and 0809 for more informa- ceiving a reassurance call, keep us informed. Let’s *** wagon (one child), and of the wonderful young his topic will be Emergen- tion. should call Kathleen Davis meet them half way. The Avalon Free Public best walking. people who live in and cy Preparedness. *** at 823-1850 or 463-4564. Learn the rules and Library is hosting a sum- Register at the Chamber visit Seven Mile Beach. In a talk on evacuation then follow them. It’s our mer series of authors, sto- of Commerce offi ce 212 The director is Betsy procedures for Avalon and responsibility. rytellers, and performers 96th St. The Parade starts Harrison. The producer Cape May County, Frank *** Wednesday evenings at 7 at the Wharf parking lot, is. Brian Harrison, and the McCall, Cape May County As you enter or leave p.m. 370 96th St. choreographer is Deborah Emergency Manager and Stone Harbor via 96th Tonight’s program will *** Pruitt. a representative of the Street, slow down and look feature David Dean, Cap- The Seven Mile Beach Please come out and NJ State Police will assist at the recently landscaped tain of the Avalon Police Democratic Club will meet support the fi ne work of him. traffi c island at the foot of Department and a writer of at 7:30 p.m. on July 27 at the Avalon Players and en- Mayor Martin L. Pa- the 96th Street Bridge. detective stories. Dean has the Avalon Senior Center, joy the show! gliughi will report on the Many thanks to Barber’s been published in Ellery 3100 Dune Drive. *** state of the Borough. Fresh Meadow Nursery Queen Mystery Magazine, Special invited guest is Want to hunt for trea- All are welcome to at- and Barber’s Professional as well as in collections of Assistant Assembly Major- sure? tend this important meet- Landscape Maintenance mystery short stories. ity Leader Jeff Van Drew. Then sign up at “Trea- ing. for donating their services On Aug. 2, Patricia The meeting is open to sure Cove” Vacation Bible *** SUPPORTS NASW — Sturdy Savings Bank recently and plantings to beautify MacDonald, a local best- all residents of Avalon and School to hear about Jesus, On Aug. 12, Burdette renewed its commitment to the Naval Air Station Wild- the entrance to the town. selling author of “Married Stone Harbor regardless of our greatest treasure, and Tomlin Hospital will host wood. From left: Dr. Joseph Salvatore, NASW chairman, Not only did they de- to a Stranger,” will be fea- political affi liation. For in- the riches he gives. a “Home and Health Day” and Geoffrey Harrison, Sturdy Savings Bank’s assistant sign and install the plant- tured. formation call 368-6679. This year’s VBS will be at the Avalon Library and vice president and branch manager of the North Cape ing, but they also offered The library is located at *** held on Aug. 7 to 11 from at the multi-purpose room May Offi ce, pose by a 1942 Vultee BT-13. The bank to continue maintaining 235 32nd St. Stone Harbor Family 9 to 11:45 a.m. Fill out a of the Avalon Elementary is a benefactor of NASW and major supporter of the the island. For more information, Fun Night happens every registration form at Our School from 10 a.m. to 4 museum’s collection of aviation literature. For more What an outstanding call 967-7155 or visit the Monday at 7 p.m. in the Saviour Lutheran Church, p.m. information on NASW, call 886-8787. 64 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers 26 July 2006

Autos for Sale- AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE SPECIAL DODGE GRAND CARAVAN AUTOMOTIVE Run til it sells 1999: Good condition, new (12 issue maximum) tires & brakes, new isnpoc- DIRECTORY tion, 105,000 miles. Asking 4 Lines $3800. 609-884-5643 or 609- CHEVY CAVALIER, 2003: With Picture 972-6549. Ask for Bill. CADILLAC DEVILLE SEDAN CHEVROLET IMPALA SS SE- 4 door, blue, 21k miles.

4D, 2005: V8, 4.6 liter, 23761 AUTO FOR SALE DAN, 2004. V6 3.8 liter, 28365 AM/FM/CD, air condi- LINCOLN Coupe, 1978: $37 miles, White. $23,395. Call miles, Black. $19,500. Call tioned, alarm, 4 cylinder. White/ white leather. 64,000 Private party only. Single car. Perry-Egan 609-399-0500 Perry-Egan 609-399-0500 Good MPG. Original own- original miles. $1500 or best Non-refundable

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www. .com burkemotorgroup SAAB 900 1987: 5 speed, low EXIT 10B GARDEN STATE PARKWAY, CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE Classifieds miles, great car. $1200 or best *Special lease rates available on 2006 7-Passenger Subaru B9 Tribeca Limited (and 2006 Subaru Forester 2.5 X (6FA). Offer extended to well-qualied buyers. Subject to credit/insurance approval and vehicle availability. Lessee pays personal property and ad valorem make things taxes, insurance, maintenance repairs not covered by warranty, excessive wear and tear and a mileage charge of $.15 per mile for mileage over 12,000 miles per year. Dealer participation may affect nal cost. Offer not available in Hawaii. Cannot be combined with any offer. 609-463-6851 other incentives or offers. Payments may be higher in some states. Must take delivery from dealer stock by 7/31/06. Call 1-800-WANT-AWD or see participating dealers for details. **Customer cash may not be combined with any other incentives. ***Financing for well- 1 disappear qualied applicants only. Length of contract is limited. Subject to credit/insurance approval and vehicle availability. Take delivery from dealer stock by 7/31/06. See participating dealer for details. Government star ratings are part of the National Highway Trafc Safety Administration’s (NHTSA) New Car Assessment Program (NCAP). See safercar.gov for more details. 22006 EPA Fuel Economy estimates for Subaru Outback 2.5i Special Edition (6DC-4EAT-S) 23 city/28 highway and Subaru Forester 2.5 X (6FG-5MT) 22 city/29 highway and Subaru B9 Tribeca 7-Passenger Limited (6HU, 6HJ) 18 city/23 highway. Actual mileage may vary. 3Based on “Best Small SUV” rating by Car and Driver in 2004 and 2005. The ABC’s of Safety: Air bags. Buckle up. Children in backseat. Herald Newspapers 26 July 2006 Automotive www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com 65 RV Even protects RV PACE Arrow, 1988: Beau- tiful, new interior, upholstered. Only 27,000 miles. Chevy engine. Runs great. All the backseat drivers amenities including new air SAAB 9-5 AERO WAGON conditioner. $15,000 nego- CHEVROLET SUBURBAN NISSAN PATHFINDER SE, 4D, 2005: 4 cylinder, 2.3 li- tiable. Call 609-602-4423 or 1500, 2004; V8 5.3 liter Flex 2003; V6 3.5 liter, 80582 ter HO Turbo, 12671 miles, 609-602-3415 Fuel, 37344 miles, White. miles, Pewter. $11,800. Call Black. $29,800. Call Perry- $24,995. Call Perry-Egan Perry-Egan 609-399-0500

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$ $1,944 due at signing (plus license, tax, FORD ESCAPE XLT, 2001; V6 2006 Passat Value Edition 269/* 36 options and dealer fees). Offer expires 3.0 liter, 76554 miles, Green. Sedan with automatic transmission month month July 31, 2006 CHEVROLET EQUINOX, $10,995. Call Perry-Egan Visit vw.com or call 1-800-DRIVE-VW for more information 2005; V6 3.4 liter, 23084 609-399-0500 miles, Gold. $17,995. Call © 2006 Volkswagen. *US cars only. $269 fi rst month’s payment, $1,100 down payment. $0 security deposit and Perry-Egan 609-399-0500 $575 acquisition fee due at lease inception. Based on MSRP of $24,655 for a 2006 Passat Value Edition Sedan with manual transmission, excluding title, taxes, options and dealer charges. Monthly payments total $9,684.

Requires dealer contribution of $684.94, which could affect fi nal negotiated transaction. Purchase option at lease end for $13,806.80. At lease end lessees responsible for $0.15/mile over 36,000 miles and for damage and SATURN VUE, 2003: V6 3.0 excessive wear. **US cars only. $209 fi rst month’s payment, $1,170 down payment, $0 security deposit and SUBARU OUTBACK 35TH liter, 25279 miles, Copper. $575 acquisition fee due at lease inception. Based on MSRP of $18,530 for a 2006 Jetta Value Edition Sedan with manual transmission, excluding title, taxes, transportation, options and dealer charges. Monthly payments ANNIVERSARY WAGON, $13,900. Call Perry-Egan total $5,016. Requires dealer contribution of $939.39, which could affect fi nal negotiated transaction. Purchase 2004: H6 3.0 liter, 36937 609-399-0500 option at lease end for $12,229.80. Jetta 2.5L with manual transmission shown. $219 fi rst month’s payment, $1,170 down payment, $0 security deposit and $575 acquisition fee due at lease inception. MSRP of vehicle miles, Tan. $16,500. Call Per- shown is $20,920, excluding title, taxes, options and dealer charges. Monthly payments total $5,256. Requires ry-Egan 609-399-0500 dealer contribution of $1,333.86 which could affect fi nal negotiated transaction. Purchase option at lease end for $13,598. At lease end lessees responsible for $0.15/mile over 24,000 miles and for damage and excessive wear.

Dealer sets actual prices. Lessee responsible for insurance. Closed-end lease offered to highest qualifi ed customers FORD EXPEDITION, 2004: by Volkswagen Credit through participating dealers. Supplies limited. Offer ends July 31, 2006. Additional charges V8 5.4 liter, 25737 miles, Sil- may apply at lease end. See your Volkswagen dealer for details. †Airbags are supplemental restraints only and CHEVROLET EXPRESS VAN will not deploy under all accident circumstances. Always use safety belts and seat children only in the rear, using ver. $21,366. Call Perry-Egan restraint systems appropriate for their size and age. 3500 PASSENGER, 2005: V8, 609-399-0500

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SUBARU OUTBACK 35TH DODGE RAM 2500 Mark III ANNIVERSARY WAGON, Conversion Van 1995: SLT 2004: H6 3.0 Liter, 37116 package. Power windows, miles, Tan. Contact Dealer for steering, outside mirrors, Price. Call Perry-Egan 609- 519 STONE HARBOR BOULEVARD - EXIT 10 G.S. PARKWAY, FORD EXPLORER, 2004: V6 door locks, tilt wheel, Air, 399-0500 AM/FM cassette, electric rear CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE 4.0 liter, 32216 miles, Red.

$18,995. Call Perry-Egan seat - converts to a bed. Key- CHEVROLET SILVERADO 1-800-343-2757 • 609-465-6000 TOYOTA CAMRY 1995: 609-399-0500 less entry, cruise control, ABS www.BurkeMotorGroup.com 1500 PICKUP EXTENDED brakes, new tires. Average 18 Air, AM/FM/CD, new tires CAB LONG BED, 2004: V8 mpg highway. Inspection thru & brakes, runs great. 5.3 liter, 19302 miles, Silver. FORD F350 1984: Great work 08/07. Dealer price $3600 + . $2500 or best offer. Please $21,900. Call Perry-Egan truck, dual cab - tow pack- Asking $2500. 609-886-2395 call 609-770-1708 609-399-0500 age. $2500 or best offer. 609-

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LEADERSHIP SINCE 1912 CHEVROLET SILVERADO Van/Truck/Jeep- 1500 PICKUP EXTENDED TOYOTA COROLLA S, 2005: CAB SHORT BED, 2004: V8 5.3 liter, 25765 miles, Red. CHRYSLER VOYAGER 4 cylinder, 1.8 liter, 37971 2000: V-8, auto, all pow- miles, Blue. $15,995. Call $20,240. Call Perry-Egan 2006 CHEVROLET SILVERADO Perry-Egan 609-399-0500 609-399-0500 ers, excellent condition. & new tires. New inspection,

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6400 LB GVW, tilt, split fr/st, cloth in, white ext, a/c, rr stp bpr, drv info cntr, HARLEY DAVIDSON XL883 609-967-4945 HUGGER ROAD/STREET, dual airbags, all other standard equip. VIN 6G259192, stk# D6318, 14miles, 2003: 883 Engine, 2240 miles, MSRP:$18,085. Rebates $3500, Burke Discount $590, Save $4090. Price Contact dealer for price. Call $13,995 plus tax & MTR veh fees. Perry-Egan 609-399-0500 CHEVROLET SILVERADO ASK FOR BURKE’S COMPLIMENTARY TRANSPORTATION

1500 SHORT BED, 2005: V6, BULL$EYE in $core a WHILE YOUR VEHICLE IS BEING SERVICED HONDA VT 750 CD Shadow 4.3 liter, 20762 miles, White. the CLA$$IFIED$! Delux American Classic $13,995. Call Perry-Egan 609-399-0500 Edition, 2001. 6400 miles. JEEP WRANGLER X SPORT, OPEN 9 TO 9 MON.-FRI. • 9 TO 5 SAT.

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communication skills. The BOAT FOR SALE SAILBOAT event was coordinated by Pauline Taylor, of Cl- ermont, who has worked on the event since it WINNER WALK AROUND, became a city tradition 2003 Sea Ray 225 24’ 1990: 200 H.P. Johnson 30 years ago. The Little GRADY, 19’: 6 cylinder Volvo. Miss contestants were Weekender outboard. 2003 trailer, hard Boat for Sale- 2000 Venture trailer. Full en- top, radar, new Garmin GPS age nine to 12, while the 1987 Galaxy 22’6” 24’, 260hp 5.0L Merc closure, GPS, VHF, fi sh fi nder. chartwater, depth/fi sh fi nder. COLUMBIA SLOOP, 26’: Jr. Miss contestants were Cuddy Cabin: Excellent fi sh- 60hrs, New Bravo III $2500. 609-886-8020 or 267- $10,000. Call Skip, 609-463- Beautiful classic. Genoa, age fi ve to eight. Bennett ing & ski boat for family. Ready Grady White Tournament 22 760-0767 with Mercathode sys- 3785, after 5pm jib, new main. Galley, head, and Montgomery were for the seaon. Hull in excellent 1/2’: GPS 200hp Yamaha

tem, Cuddy cabin with sleeps 4. $3000 or best offer. condition. New 2001 inboard/ ready to go, $7,500. Call Bob crowned by Mayor Leon- galley and head, Fresh at 609-417-3786 or 856-456- 609-886-7177. outboard 220 HP Mercruiser, ard Desiderio. “This was JET SKI/PWC 4.3 mpi, V-6. Motor has 85.2 water system, canvas 5511 the best the event has

package, transferrable O’DAY MARINER 1976: original hours. Top speed 40 ever been,” proclaimed mph. Runs regular gas - ex- warranty, slip at Light- 19’6”, 4 1/2 H.P. Mercury, Taylor. The Community cellent on fuel. Lower unit house Point until Nov. 2 Yamaha Wave trailer, sleeps 4. Many extras. MASTERCRAFT Pro-Star Lodge was fi lled with rebuilt. Inside is is good con- $33,000. 610-368- Runners with $3500. 215-659-5279 or 609- family, friends, and dition. Accessories include 2108 190, 1996: 275 HP Inboard. 368-2692 19’ ski boat, good condition. spectators. Joanne Reagan stainless steel prop, 40 gallon Double Trailer low hours. $12,000 or best of- Dance Studios supplied tank, 2 bilge pumps: Stem - WebID #: 94439 1998 Yamaha 1200 Low auto & manual; bow - manual. μ fer. Call 609-886-1837 Hrs. 1997 Yamaha 1100 dancers, who performed DONZI Bowrider 21’: 210xl Power steering cable, dual Low Hrs. Both in Excel- during intermissions. Mercruiser Inboard/outboard. lenet condition. 2002 Sea Sailboat For Sale- axle trailer with Surge brakes, 235 H.P. 8 cylinder. Very low Lion double Trailer. call Pilot Critical power trim meter, engine hours. Excellent condition. 609-967-0490. $7,900.00 Sunfi sh - hour meter, fresh water fl ush Full canvas, depth fi nder. MARMORA — Ralph kit on engine. This season - takes all. SAIL NOW $600 $12,500. 609-967-1159 Dilks, 64, of Marmora new zincs & freshly painted Great starter is listed in critical, but bottom. All gauges & lights μ WebID #: 94720 609-368-1528 Sea Ray, 18’, 2003 : stable condition, two in working order. Compass & depth fi nder. VHF radio, 135 I/O Mecruiser, weeks after his single-en- 12 gallon fresh water supply 21 FT HYDRA - SPORTS Looking $14,000 or best offer. Sailboats- gine Cirrus SR22 airplane with small sink & port-a-potty. Center Console, 2002: 150 for 609-889-1252 crashed in a soybean fi eld Merc., low hours, t-top, new SUNFISH, 1993: Racing sail, Added last season: new bimi- next to the Lee Airport ni top + dock cover with new 2004 L-R trailer, exc. cond. something? fi berglass center board, ex- Reduced $18,900. 215-982- Jet Ski/PWC- cellent condition. $1000. 215- runway in Edgewater, snaps. New AM/FM cassette Call Janet at Md. Dilks took off from radio with 4 speakers. Radio 0555 884-1039 or 609-368-1199 609-886-8600 ext.34 the Ocean City Municipal KAWASAKI ULTRA 150 in waterproof box. $13,500. Call Frank, Sr., 609-646-2649 Find it in the for great results today. WAVERUNNER, 2003: Airport around 9 a.m. Office hours 9 to 5 News Digest or Frank, Jr., 609-513-4299 Monday - Friday Power trim, 1200 cc, 35 July 11. The 107-mile trip CLASSIFIEDS (From Page 44) took about 45 minutes hours. $5000. Docked re- mainder of season. Call $core a BULL$EYE in in clear weather with no 609-889-6903 Crownthe CLA$$IFIED$! Lil gusts and 7-knot breezes. Miss Sea Isle According to a witness, μ WebID #: 95305 the plane was 175 feet SEA ISLE CITY — Bar- above the nap of the ED HO runway and then dove R T bara Jean Bennett, 6, of this community took to 75 feet before level- home the Little Miss Sea ing off halfway down the Classified runway. The plane then MMER DEA Isle City crown and Al- SU LS lison Montgomery, 10, of disappeared beyond the trees. Witnesses at the Fishing for a Job? Sewell, N.J. was crowned Jr. Miss Sea Isle City scene said fuel was gush- 8-Year/80,000-Mile (whichever comes fi rst) Powertrain Limited Warranty runs from the date the We have the ing from the tank. Dilks vehicle was sold new. A deductible applies. 3-Month/3,000-Mile (whichever comes fi rst) Maximum at the city Community Care® Limited Warranty runs from the date of sale of the vehicle, or at the expiration of the 3/36 Basic widest net in www.classified.cmcherald.com was taken, via helicop- Warranty. For more details and a copy of the limited warranties, see dealer or call 1-800-677-5STAR. Lodge July 24. Fifty-one Administered by Cross Country Motor Club, Inc., Medford, MA 02155. You must call 1-800-521-2779 Cape May County! ter, to the University of Certifi ed for prior authorization to receive these benefi ts. Rental car coverage only if repairs take vehicle out of girls were judged on per- service more than one day. CARFAX is a registered trademark of CARFAX, Inc. Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge www.classified.cmcherald.com Maryland Medical Center and Maximum Care are registered trademarks of DaimlerChrysler Corporation. Brand Spankin’ Used sonality, appearance, and is a trademark of DaimlerChrysler Corporation. in Baltimore. Cape May County’s ONLY

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