Herald NEWS Are Sun, Age Factors in Top Cancer Rate? By JOE HART tem (106.4), urinary system (51.2), oral cav- Because of these statistics, cancer was the ity (14.5), lung (85.7), skin (37.4), leukemia main topic of discussion at the July 24 meet- DI GESTS COURT HOUSE — Cape May County has the (18.5) and myeloma (8.3). ing of the Cape May County Chronic Illness highest rate of cancer in New Jersey. All rates are per 100,000 residents. Coalition. Ferry Traffi c Down According to the state Department of Health This county was also tops in the overall rate Coalition Chairman Dick Colosi provided a and Senior Services Cancer Registry, this county of cancer (580.4) and cancer in males (706.5). cancer fact sheet that said the death rate for NORTH CAPE MAY — In May, vehicle led the state from 2001 through 2005 in the County females rank second in the state (489.1) cancer in this county was 252 for men and 182 and passenger traffi c on the Cape May- following invasive cancer rates: digestive sys- behind only Ocean County (490.9). (Page A7 Please) Lewes Ferry decreased 8.1 percent and 6 percent respectively, when compared to May (Page A4 Please) Today’s Select Spout Off Why doesn't Stone Harbor advertise their Fine Art & Craft Show in August? I happened to come across it last year by accident, and was pleasantly surprised that it was even going on. I didn’t see any banners, signs, or advertisements in any major newspapers. Shouldn’t we be telling tourists about this fi ne event or do we just want a select few to attend? —Stone Harbor (ED. NOTE: “Select few thousand” would be more like it.)

Turn to Page A26 for more Spout Offs or log onto www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com to see them all! PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY THE SEAWAVE CORP. Vol. 44 No. 31 Copyright 2008 Seawave Corp. All rights reserved. July 30, 2008 1508 Route 47, Rio Grande NJ 08242-1402 Imagine, in 3-D, ‘Landmark’ Case Cape May’s New Gives County Convention Hall Funding Victory By JACK FICHTER By AL CAMPBELL CAPE MAY — Last night’s Convention Hall town meeting was too late for yesterday’s print CREST HAVEN — When the New Jersey edition noon deadline, but the Herald attended Supreme Court, on July 28, unanimously re- a preview presentation of a new 3-D design versed an Appellate Court decision on a Bigley image to the city’s Convention Hall Commit- application by Cape May County Prosecutor tee July 23. Robert Taylor, it upheld the county’s position Architect Martin Kimmel, of Kimmel Bo- on salaries and budget for his offi ce. The case grette of Conshohocken, Pa., presented the his- rested on small, but powerful, words. tory of his participation in the Convention Hall The county argued that the trial judge project. He said the convention hall committee should have applied a “reasonably necessary” asked him to study options for what could be standard rather than a “reasonably appropri- constructed on the current site with an option ate” standard. of demolishing the neighboring Solarium. “The Supreme Court said ‘necessary’ means Kimmel showed a timeline of design ideas he necessary, not appropriate. That changes the had prepared dating back to June 2007 ranging dynamics of Bigley for the entire state,” said from a one-story 16,000-square-foot building County Administrator Stephen O’Connor with an estimated cost of $6.4 million on the yesterday. current footprint to a 33,000-square-foot, two- “That is why the other 20 counties fol- (Page A4 Please) (Page A45 Please) Davenport Blasts Freeholders Told: Al Campbell DeMarzo’s Video With historic Hereford Inlet Lighthouse as a backdrop, early morning runners take advan- Messenger Ballots tage of North Wildwood’s seawall jogging trail. The well-paved path wends its way just Taping of Sessions off the beachfront, and connects the municipal parking lot to Kennedy Beach Drive. Foster ‘Chicanery’ By LAUREN SUIT By AL CAMPBELL

WILDWOOD — The camera has been roll- Brave Brett Battles Wilms’ Tumor; CREST HAVEN — To the average voter, S- ing at Wildwood Commission meetings here 1380, would make it easier to vote by mail. since May 2007. Community Rallies to Help Family On the other hand, Egg Harbor Township After more than a year of videotaping the Committeeman John Risley views the bill as bi-monthly meetings, Commissioner Gary By JOE HART remove his right kidney along with six lymph the embodiment of what can be corrupt about DeMarzo will make those tapes available to nodes and a month-long stint on a politics. the public. COURT HOUSE — There’s a little feeding tube due to a surgical com- Risley attended the July 22 freeholder meet- On July 23, Commissioner William Daven- Court House boy who is in the fi ght plication. ing to urge the fi ve-member board to go on port questioned the legality of Commissioner of his young life and his mother wants Chemotherapy started the same record in opposition to the bill, and get Sen. Gary DeMarzo using his personal video equip- to thank those who have been in his day he was diagnosed and standard Jeff Van Drew (D-1st) to make some major ment to fi lm commission meetings. corner along the way. hair loss and vomiting have resulted, modifi cations to it. “You issue memos on the transparency be- Brett Staino, a precocious 19-month- according to his mother Shannon. Risley, a former Atlantic County freeholder, ing the cornerstone of government, but we old toddler, was diagnosed on March Despite these trials, Brett is report- spoke during the public portion of the half- don’t have an archive of the tapes. The public 28 with a rare form of pediatric cancer edly still developing a playful and silly hour meeting. “I ask you to consider joining the Atlantic hasn’t even seen them,” said Davenport. called Wilms’ Tumor. BRETT STAINO personality, Shannon said. “I promise to show them to the public,” Since then, Brett has endured che- “He’s a favorite with the staff at County Board of Chosen Freeholders, the (Page A7 Please) motherapy, radiation treatments, surgery to (Page A7 Please) Mayor's Association and others in a resolution to oppose Senate Bill 1380,” he said. The bill is “going to come up for its third Shore Respite Lifts Blind Youths’ Spirits and fi nal reading after Labor Day, and action now…is crucial,” he declared. By LESLIE TRULUCK packed with activities for visually-impaired He offered the board a sample resolution for youth aged 7 to 15. its consideration. AVALON –– A piano echoes through the hall The home hosts a new group of children The 32-page bill, said Risley, is called the as Kayla Richardson of Hillside plays an original each week from June 21 to Aug. 16. During “Vote by Mail Bill.” song for camp counselor Mary Forr. their stay, children enjoy amusement rides at “It makes voting by mail very, very conve- A table lined with children draws pictures in Morey’s Piers, crabbing, riding the Cape May- (Page A6 Please) crayon as others cheerfully sing while working Lewes Ferry, performing talent shows, boat on Braille writers. It’s a typical day at Helen rides and beach trips. L. Diller Vacation Home for Blind Children, (Page A12 Please) It's Inside. Fresh Air Home Silent; Kids Miss Beach By LAUREN SUIT But the home hasn’t been full of children Dining, since the Fresh Air Home’s board of directors NORTH WILDWOOD — It is the end of made the decision not to open the home for Entertainment, July and the Children’s Fresh Air Home stands the 2006 season, due to the condition of the silent at 1100 Surf Avenue. building. Shopping, Leslie Truluck A few years ago, passersby might have heard According to the faith-based organization’s Fishing Natanne Norman, 9, of Philadelphia enjoys volunteers call for a group of children to line literature, the Fresh Air Home is the longest a speedboat ride with counselor Mary Forr. up on the wrap-around porch before heading to continual outreach program in the nation. For and More... David Sotter volunteers boat rides for kids the beach or boardwalk. Laughter might have over 80 years, with the structure on Surf Av- attending Helen L. Diller Vacation Home been heard in the backyard as a game of tag enue, it housed needy children. Many of them for Blind Children. got into full swing. (Page A12 Please) Index...See Page A3 A2 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers July 30 2008

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CORRECTION AVALON — The total 609-884-3064 tax rate for this borough is .368 per $100 of assessed www.thelobsterhouse.com value. An incorrect number Harry B. Scheeler Jr. was published July 23 due The Belleplain Emergency Corps Communications center, pictured here, was to a poor quality facsimile struck by lightning as a severe thunder storm passed throughout Cape May copy from the county Board County in mid-afternoon on July 27. of Taxation. FISH MARKET Middle Police Add Drug Charges Against Golden COURT HOUSE — Mid- part of a continuing investi- done over fi ve but less than Golden had previously dle Township police on gation into the fatal motor 100 pills. been charged with driving Prices Effective 8/1-8/3 July 25 filed additional vehicle accident on July • Possession with the while intoxicated and mo- criminal charges against 21 on Route 47, a search intent to distribute Oxy- tor vehicle infractions as a Nicholas Golden, 18, of warrant was executed on codone. result of a motor vehicle ac- Philadelphia, was previ- Golden’s vehicle. Bail of $25,000 was cident. Lozier, who was op- Little Neck Clams ...... ously charged with driving That search resulted in set. erating a motorcycle, was while intoxicated and other charges of: Golden was arrested July killed in that accident. offenses in connection with • Possession of mari- 25 at police headquarters, The case continues to be $ $ $ the July 21 head-on crash juana over one ounce but and remanded to county under investigation by the 2.95 doz. .... 12 for 50 ... 24 for 100 that claimed the life of less than fi ve ounces. jail. Middle Township Police Craig Lozier, 20, of Court • Possession with intent He was later released on Department and the Cape House. to distribute marijunan. bail later that day, accord- May County Prosecutor’s According to a release, as • Possession of Oxyco- ing to jail records. Offi ce. Macaroni & Cheese INSIDE THIS WEEK'S HERALD Index $ Antiques ...... See On Deck w/ Lobster Meat. . . 5.95 EA. Automotive ...... A46 Births ...... A12 Business ...... A 2 8 See Page A38 Please Classified ...... A30 Dining & Entertainment ..On Deck Fishing ...... A25 TAKE-OUT SPECIAL Movies ...... A17 Obituaries ...... A41 Opinion ...... A42 Real Estate ...... A38 Friday & Saturday 8/1 & 8/2 Religion ...... A19 Sports ...... A24 Visit our new site to get the latest Spout Off ...... A26 Support Groups ...... A18 • News • Property Transfers Teen Scene ...... A 1 9 Broiled or Fried Scallop • Classifi eds Tides ...... See On Deck Make your vote • Dining, Entertainment, Recreation Travel/Trips ...... A30 $ count in On Deck’s What's Cooking? ...... A25 & Shopping at your fi ngertips 24/7 What's On Deck & Shrimp Platter . . . 9.95 “best of” catalogue. "Calendar" ...... See On Deck It’s inside and at Cape- Served with Baked Potato or French Fries & Cole Slaw MayCountyHerald. w From Swiss home, man bikes through the Americas...... Page A 15 com. w Will D.E.P. Kill Cape Island’s Wind Turbines? ...... Page A 8 w COPD patients won’t be affected by fi rm’s national sale...... Page A 28 Call ahead and we’ll have it waiting for you! A4 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers July 30 2008

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Mayor Edward J. Mahaney told reporters July 22 the Another option presented in August moved the city has not ruled out fi xing up Convention Hall rather prize redemption center! entrance to the right side of the hall with a glassed-in than demolishing the building this winter. lobby on the side of the building that would offer beach Repairs could act as stopgap measure to buy the city • Delicious Homemade Ice Cream and ocean views. The stage was moved to a north-south more time to fi nd fi nancing for a new hall. He said an • Huge Sundaes, Banana Splits & Waffles direction from its current east-west direction. option remains to restore the current hall rather than In January of this year, Kimmel presented a design, build a new one. • Deli Sandwiches, Croissants which featured a central entrance leading to a glassed in The Herald told the mayor it had received two lobby with ocean views. He said he believed “we were anonymous phone calls questioning the accuracy of a & Gourmet Burgers so close to universal consensus,” on the design at that report from the engineering fi rm of Pennoni Associates • Fresh Seafood, time after receiving suggestion from the many groups of Bethlehem, Pa. that caused the building to be closed. that would use the hall. The caller claimed the engineering fi rm never inspected Steak, Ribs & Chicken A complaint, at the time, was the convention hall was the hall. not connected enough to the beach and ocean. Another Following that report, Convention Hall was closed complaint was the usable space was no larger than the on April 4. Pennoni Associates noted serious structural Duffer’s Makes BIRTHDAY PARTIES Fun and Easy! current hall. problems that could jeopardize public safety and create Kimmel returned in March with a design that pulled liability issues. HILDRETH & PACIFIC AVES., WILDWOOD • 609-729-1817 away from duplicating the building destroyed in 1962 Mahaney said he read the engineering report and and did away with a center entrance from the Prom- believed Pennoni Associates did inspect the building. Major Credit Cards Accepted • Smoke-Free Restaurant enade. The stage, which would now recess into the He said council would revisit stabilizing the building Handicap accessible fl oor, was returned to the back wall of the hall facing the to allow it to reopen without spending a tremendous ocean. A retractable glass wall was designed behind the amount of money. stage with an outdoor stage After receiving two bids in excess of $300,000 to facing the beach. temporarily shore up Convention Hall city council voted Seating capacity was on May 6, not to spend the money on the hall. increased to 1,591 on the Then City Manager Luciano V. Corea Jr. told council main floor with 300 ad- Quinn Construction of Folcroft, Pa. presented a quote ditional in a balcony. Seats of $345,000 and Patton Construction of Pennsauken a would fold into the wall quote of $311,000. He said the work would take four when not in use to al- weeks to complete. low roller-skating and craft Corea called the quotes “best case numbers,” esti- shows on the hall fl oor. mated before any excavation was started. He said the In Kimmel’s latest de- remedial repairs would require a CAFRA permit from the sign, he presented as a 3D state Department of Environmental Protection although computer model, showed an interim emergency permit could be issued by DEP. an entrance from the Prom- Corea, at that time, said the hall was not in danger of enade at the right front imminent collapse and offi ces of the recreation depart- side of the building. The ment and beach tag operations would remain in the front hall design features space of Convention Hall. News Digests (From Page A1) been following a long-standing tradition 2007. Year-to-date vehicle traffi c de- of parking on both sides of Park Bou- creased 4 percent and passenger traffi c levard, which recently have bike lanes decreased 2.7 percent. When compared installed. Those who continue to park in to the average of the last three years, bike lanes will receive a parking ticket. year-to-date vehicle traffi c decreased 7.3 percent and passenger traffi c was Car Crashes into Home down 5 percent. In May, fare revenues increased 5.7 percent compared to May STONE HARBOR — At 9:46 a.m. July 2007. Year-to-date revenues increased 25, Stone Harbor Fire-Rescue and police 3.7 percent when compared to the were summoned to 102nd and Sunrise same period in 2007. Food and bever- Drive for a report of a vehicle struck a age sales in May decreased 9.4 percent house. When fi refi ghters arrived, they and retail sales decreased 1.3 percent found that the vehicle had been driven compared to May 2007. Year-to-date at a high speed into the house, and that food and beverage revenue, as of the there were two victims, Daniel and end of May, decreased 8 percent and Rosalie Brogan, of West Chester, Pa. retail sales decreased 2.2 percent. and Stone Harbor, injured and trapped in the vehicle “deep inside the house,” In the Swim of Things according to a release. Firefi ghters and rescue began to extricate the victims CREST HAVEN — County Health and requested aid from the Court Department tests of 69 ocean and bay House Fire Department for additional recreational sites July 21 found all with- extrication equipment, the Jaws of Life in the state-set limit for enterococcus hydraulic tool. Avalon Rescue Squad and bacteria of 104 per 100-milliter sample. AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center Ocean water temperatures remain paramedics were also summoned to below normal with Cape May record- assist the victims. Two helicopters were ing 69 degrees Tuesday. For updated dispatched to a landing zone and the reports, call the hotline: 465-2422. Avalon Fire Department assisted with the landing zone assignment. After 30 Want a Ticket? minutes, the patients were extricated WEST CAPE MAY — Borough Com- from the vehicle. They were transported mission passed an ordinance July 23 by helicopter to AtantiCare Regional prohibiting parking in designated bike Medical Center. The accident is under paths on any street. Beachgoers have (Page A6 Please) Herald Newspapers July 30 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A5 S.O.S.S.O.S. Seriously Over Stocked

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In years past, the borough was sited said the bill, “speaks to gutting and changing all the cur- rent statutes of messenger ballots.” “I know it is not an issue for the Cape May County for problems in fi nances and reporting Board of Chosen Freeholders, but I am kind of an expert Clean Audit processes numbering in the double dig- Those are ballots picked up by an appointed person to collect them from the county clerk take them to a voter on the subject,” Risley said. WEST CAPE MAY — Mayor Pa- its, she said. Two or three problem items Freeholder Vice Director Ralph Sheets Jr., who con- mela Kaithern announced July 23 the can be considered a good audit. then deliver them back to the county clerk. At present, voters can request such ballots less than ducted the meeting in the absence of Director Daniel no injuries reported, Water- seven days prior to an election if they are sick or otherwise Beyel, asked if all South Jersey freeholder boards had OOCEANCEAN CITYCITY view Blvd, at 12:27pm confi ned, and will not be able to cast a ballot in person been made aware of the pending law. • Motor vehicle accident, no at the polls. “I'm one man, like Paul Revere. It's gotten zero atten- PPoliceolice RReportseports injuries reported, 1000 block “Messenger ballots may not be a problem in this tion in the press,” Risley told the board. Bay Ave., at 12:43pm county,” said Risley. “But the Callaways in Atlantic County “I assure you I agree with you, because I chaired the • Criminal Mischief inves- OCEAN CITY — For the at 4:02am have perfected this to a point where they can do quite a Board of Elections for years,” said Freeholder Gerald tigation, 2100 block Wesley week July 20-26, Ocean City • City ordinance alcohol, Thornton. Ave., report fi led, at 12:52pm bit of damage in Atlantic City, Pleasantville and Atlantic Police Department reported violation, 1200 block Pleasure “I know what questions can arise, especially in a • Theft investigation, Roos- County,” Risley said. 1,209 calls for service, an Ave., summonses issued, at presidential year. The integrity of absentee ballots must evelt Blvd., landscaping items He referred to former Atlantic City Council President average of 173 per day. 4:29am taken, at 1:19pm Craig Callaway, currently incarcerated, whose political be guaranteed no matter what,” Thornton said. • Trespassing investigation, • Criminal Mischief inves- He questioned if, perhaps, the bill could be modifi ed July 20, 2008: Sunday 5800 block West Ave., one organization used the messenger ballots to taint elections tigation, 4200 block Central to that one person could only pick up fi ve absentee bal- Calls for service: 224 arrested, at 7:44am in Atlantic County. Ave., report fi led, at 1:36pm lots per election? • Criminal Mischief inves- “Basically, the Callaways got their political power by • Motor vehicle accident, Motor Vehicle Stops: 54 tigation, St. Charles Pl., tires walking up to individuals, have them sign three pieces Risley said that such a modifi cation would be helpful. no injuries reported, 200 block Motor Vehicle Accidents: 4 slashed, at 8:01am of paper, and saying ‘I will bring you your ballot,’” he The messenger ballot “Is a wonderful system if every- Central Ave., at 2:09pm Property Checks: 22 • Criminal Mischief inves- one is on the up and up. But in certain neighborhoods • City ordinance alcohol added. • The Police department tigation, 1300 block Pleasure and in economically-depressed areas, there can be a lot violation, Yacht Club area, An organization armed with those type ballots, Risley handled 30 parking com- Ave., report fi led, at 8:19am of intimidation,” Risley told the board. summons issued, at 2:57pm said, could then use its street money to “harvest these plaints • Motor vehicle accident, • Motor vehicle accident, ballots” when needed for a school election, or general When the Assembly bill passed, Risley said it “was • The Police Department hit & run, 1400 block Ocean no injuries reported, W. 17th approved 80-0. That is unheard of.” assisted with 30 Fire/Rescue Ave., at 8:31am election. St., at 3:18pm It went to the Senate, and was “tacked on” after a calls • Theft investigation, “They would be able to walk into the county clerk's • Motor vehicle accident, no three-hour session. It was tabled, and then died. • The Boardwalk Offi cers Spruce Rd., bicycle taken, at offi ce and receive 1,000 or 1,500 ballots, and walk out injuries reported, Unit block handled 13 City Ordinance 8:34am with those ballots,” he added. “But this is a new bill coming down the pike that basi- 9th St., at 3:24pm violations involving; bicycles, • Trespassing investigation, Once in a person's home, Risley said there would be no cally rewrites the rules and guts the entire bill and what • Theft investigation, 600 smoking and dogs on the E. 12th St., report filed, at little safeguard there was. block Central Ave., report way to ensure that a voter was casting an unhampered bal- boardwalk 8:42am “For whatever reason in the statehouse it is being fast fi led, at 3:28pm lot, or if, perhaps, a $10 bill might be placed on the table • Theft investigation, 900 • Simple Assault investiga- tracked right along,” Risley said. • Criminal Mischief inves- with the admonition, “Have lunch on us,” to the voter. block West Ave., bicycle taken, tion, 1200 block West Ave., tigation, 1300 block Haven “We know about the chicanery,” Risley said. “There is In a June 16 editorial, The Press of Atlantic City at 12:01am report fi led, at 8:47am Ave., report fi led, at 4:38pm reported that use of messenger ballots, “…has become • Disorderly Conduct inves- • Motor vehicle accident, too much trouble and mischief and abuse of messenger • Motor vehicle accident, a routine election tactic, particularly by the political or- tigation, 1600 block Wesley no injuries reported, 4000 ballots,” he said. hit & run, 3300 block Simpson ganization associated with former Atlantic City Council Ave., report fi led, at 12:08am block Asbury Ave., at 9:26am “This gave rise to all the corruption in Atlantic County,” Ave., at 5:56pm • City ordinance noise/ • Motor vehicle accident, Risley said. President Craig Callaway…” • Theft investigation, 5200 alcohol, 800 block Ocean hit & run, 4100 block Asbury He chaired a bipartisan freeholder commission in 2003 The editorial cited a statement by state Sen. James block Central Ave., two bi- Ave., summonses issued, at Ave., at 10:02am Whelen who cited “amazing election results with mes- cycles taken, at 6:27pm “where we uncovered all this and wrote up a report about 12:25am • Motor vehicle accident, hit senger ballots” in a “complicated school board election • Motor vehicle accident, no the abuse of messenger ballot system.” • CDS investigation, 1500 & run, 17th St., at 10:28am with nine candidates, two ballot questions and a budget, injuries reported, 1000 block Under the bill, Risley warned, “Abuse of the messenger block Simpson Ave., one ar- • Theft investigation, 1500 Central Ave., at 7:19pm ballot system will get worse and worse.” and one messenger brings in 300 ballots, and they all rested, at 12:46am block Boardwalk, bicycle tak- • Theft investigation, 3000 vote miraculously for the same three of nine people and • City ordinance alcohol en, at 10:49am The use of such ballots resulted in a Superior Court block Haven Ave., bicycle yes on this question, no on that question.” violation, Walnut Rd., sum- • Theft investigation, 1800 judge, in 2003, overturning one election and set aside taken, at 8:36pm The newspaper stated that Whelan had voted for the mons issued, at 2:09am block Haven Ave., bicycle another, Risley said. • Shoplifting investigation, • Commercial burglar taken, at 11:43am “I never heard of an election being overturned and bill, but planned an amendment that would limit to fi ve 900 block Boardwalk, two in alarm activation, 400 block • Wave runner accident another set aside, so you know corruption was pretty the number of ballots that a single messenger could custody, at 9:47pm West Ave., building secure, investigation, 3400 block deliver. • CDS/Alcohol possession blatant for that to occur,” Risley said. at 2:53am Bay, assisted State Police, at investigation, 1000 block “It (the bill) looks innocuous on the surface, because • Simple Assault investiga- 11:51am they are trying to make it easier for people to vote,” he Contact Campbell at (609) 886-8600 Ext 28 or at: (Page A41 Please) tion, Walnut Rd. report fi led, • Motor vehicle accident, added. 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If you are being slowed down by sinusitis, Taking You Well Into the Future call 1-888-569-1000. www.atlanticare.org Herald Newspapers July 30 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A7 Cancer Rate Brett Battles (From Page A1) (From Page A1) • Friend in Need Cameron’s story was featured in the for women compared to the statewide death rate of 237 CHOP (Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia) as well as the Shannon also wanted to thank those July 16 edition of the Herald’s On Deck for men and 172 for women. Voorhees clinic where he receives his chemotherapy,” who supported Brett and the Staino family magazine. The fact sheet fi gures were from cancer rates from Shannon told the Herald. at the June 8 beef & beer benefi t at Bobby “It’s amazing that two boys of the same 2000 through 2004. He, of course, has good days and bad ones, but overall Dee’s Rock-n-Chair in Avalon, where Jeff age were diagnosed with Wilms’ Tumor “These fi gures are somewhat alarming,” said Colosi he has a great attitude, she said. works as the head chef. just a month apart,” Shannon said. who works with the county Health Department. While Brett has been handling his condition with the At a July 24 meeting of the county “It shows just how close to home pedi- He said the high cancer rates in the county could be resiliency of a saint, Shannon said she and her husband Chronic Illness Coalition, Chairman Dick atric cancer is and how it could happen to due to the large percentage older residents living here Jeff have been just able to keep it together with the help Colosi told the coalition members that anyone, anytime.” and many point to the area’s devotion to sun worshiping of those in the community. Brett and his family must be very loved be- Shannon wanted to remind county as a cause for the skin cancer rates. According to Shannon, the family has spent about two cause “there must have been 400 people residents that the Brendan Borek Fund is This county ranked fi fth in the state from 2001 through full months out of the last four in Children’s Hospital. gathered at the fundraiser.” holding their annual surf memorial event 2005 in breast cancer rates (76.5), second in colorectal Since Brett’s diagnosis, the Staino’s expenses have “With all the continued love and on 30th Street beach in Avalon on August cancer (80.4) and 10th in prostate cancer (180.5). been piling up due to travel, missed work and medical support of family and friends, Brett will 16th. This is the organization’s biggest In an effort to fi ght the disease, the county Health costs and there’s still a long road ahead because Brett persevere and always be our little angel,” fundraiser of the year. Department offers free screenings, education, outreach will, even after his chemotherapy is completed in No- Shannon said. To help Brett and his family, donations and case management through the New Jersey Cancer vember, continue with testing and monitoring until he Wilms’ Tumor, also known as nephro- can be made to: The Brendan Borek High Education and Early Detection Program (NJCEED). turns eight. blastoma, is a rare form of kidney cancer Tides Memorial Fund, In Honor of Brett The program is available for age-qualifi ed men and “This is by far the hardest thing we’ve ever been that affects young children. About 500 Staino, P.O. Box 41, Avalon, NJ 08202. women who are uninsured or underinsured. Funding through,” Shannon said. “If it weren’t for the overwhelm- cases are diagnosed in the U.S. each year, Those interested in following Brett’s is provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Pre- ing support we’ve gotten from family, friends and local according to Shannon. progress can do so by visiting www.carep- vention (CDC) and the state Department of Health and charitable organizations, I don’t know what we would Despite its apparent rarity, Wilms’ ages.com; register for free, then visit his Senior Services. have done.” Tumor is affecting not one but two young page at LittleAngelBrett. County CEED Coordinator Carol Porter said 36 men Shannon specifi cally wanted to thank the following boys in Cape May County. Contact Hart at (609) 886-8600 Ext 35 and over 400 women were screened through the program groups that have supported the family fi nancially and There is also a tiny Wildwood “surfer,” or at: [email protected] over the 2007-08 grant year, which ended on June 30. otherwise: Cameron Dauria also battling the disease. Contact Hart at (609) 886-8600 Ext 35 or at: • Brendan Borek High Tides Memorial Fund [email protected] • Love of Linda Cancer Fund Video Taping (From Page A1) on this matter.” responded DeMarzo. He contended that the video equipment, including the “When?” Davenport asked. “You’ve been keeping tapes, are his “personal possessions” and said the video these tapes for more than a year.” will be made available to the public through a “non-city DeMarzo noted that the meetings have been taped associated Web site.” without incident for more than a year. However after meeting with a private attorney and The argument stems from whether DeMarzo is acting the state Government Records Council, that he decided in his offi cial capacity as a commissioner or a citizen of to make the tapes available to the public. It hasn’t been the city when making the recordings. determined what format the recordings will be released Among three raised voices and fi nger pointing of the in. City Commission, many members of the public found DeMarzo said he would ideally like to post the record- it diffi cult to follow a single commissioner’s point of ings on the city Web site, so they can be viewed free of view. charge. At one point, DeMarzo offered his video equipment Since the commissioners had only gotten past the to anyone in the audience, if it would solve the issue. Pledge of Allegiance at the July 23 meeting when Daven- A chorus of “I’ll take it,” and “I’d like a camera” was port voiced his objection, Clerk Chris Wood interjected heard from the small crowd. in the argument and asked if the question of legality It was the opinion of Solicitor Marcus Karavan, that if about the videotaping would preclude this meeting from Harry B. Scheeler Jr. DeMarzo is engaging in videotaping while in his offi cial happening. Dennis and Woodbine volunteer fi refi ghters and Belleplain Emergency Corps capacity as a commissioner, the recordings are public Karavan advised that it wouldn’t. DeMarzo has said responded to the scene of a motor vehicle accident with entrapment July 27 records and a copy should be sent to the City Clerk to that he will continue to maintain the video recordings. about 6 p.m. at milepost 19. The accident took place close to the Branch hold on fi le. Dennis Creek. Two victims were airlifted. One was reported to be a 20-year- DeMarzo, however, disagrees and said he was going Contact Suit at: (609) 886-8600 ext. 25 or old male who was being fl own by SouthStar to AtlantiCare Regional Medical to contact an “outside attorney to provide an opinion [email protected] Center Trauma Center.

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Scrapʼs Antiques and Collectibles Men and Machines Woodbine Dental Carol Lynn Resorts Michael OʼNeill Builders Woodbine Dollar Plus Clermont Nine Real Estate Modern Gas Woodbine Wellness Center, LLC Coffee.Comedy Paraco Gas Comtemporary Catering Patti Combs Salon Special thanks to Caprioni Toilets, Golf Daveʼs Service Center Pigs on Wheels Carts Unlimited, The Woodbine Fire Dionysus Restaurant Profound Beauty Salon Department and The Woodbine Devel- Eclections Antiques and Collectibles The Press of Atlantic City opmental Center for the use of their Family Health and Prescription Salon 21 equipment and time. Also thank you to First Bank of Sea Isle City Sea Isle Ice all those who volunteered their time. A8 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers July 30 2008 Will DEP Kill Cape Island’s Wind Turbines? By JACK FICHTER anywhere on Cape Island. than one large turbine with Chairwoman Charlotte commissioners discussed Interim City Manager less overall wingspan. Todd said the state did not Fish and Wildlife’s pro- CAPE MAY — Will the Bruce MacLeod, also a One large wind turbine have the funds to conduct posal. state Division of Fish and member of the energy com- turning at a slow speed testing. She said Fish and Commissioner Dick Rig- Serving Wildlife prevent tall wind mittee, said the state has may be safer to birds than Wildlife is a division of by said the borough has re- South Jersey turbines from being con- proposed drawing a line of three lower height tur- the state Department of ceived a quote from a wind structed in any location demarcation 10 kilometers bines spinning at higher Environmental Protection turbine supplier of $14,000 with all your south of Stone Harbor to (6.21 miles) from the end speed, he suggested. which is encouraging wind to construct a 50-foot tur- electrical needs! protect migratory birds of state or about six miles Cape May Council and turbine construction in bine behind borough hall. Residential & Commercial and bats? from the end of the Garden the Energy Committee South Jersey. Solar panels have been in 609-522-5113 Cape May’s Energy Com- State Parkway for high submitted comments to At a July 22 Cape May operation for one week on mittee, at a July 24 meet- wind turbines. Any wind the New Jersey Energy City Council meeting, Dep- the roof of borough hall and www.advancedpowerinc.net NJ Lic 15482 ing, discussed limitations turbines south of that line Master Plan objecting to uty Mayor Linda Steenrod have produced a savings of the state may place on would have to be of limited the proposed 10-kilometer said the proposed 10 ki- $427 in electricity costs in building a tall wind turbine height. wind turbine regulation. lometer rule would limit one week. He questioned whether Member Jeff Elliot asked what the city could do with Rigby said zoning laws constructing three smaller if that rule would be based a wind turbine. would be needed to cover wind turbines, as opposed on studies or arbitrary Cape May has looked at wind turbines. to one tall windmill, would numbers. the possibility of a wind Mayor Pamela Kaithern produce a favorable rate of MacLeod said he be- turbine to power the city’s said there were borough return. MacLeod also ques- lieved the numbers were desalination plant at the residents interested in con- tioned if three smaller wind based on migratory bird public works yard. structing wind turbines as turbines would be more fl ight paths. At a July 23 West Cape high as 100-feet. hazardous to bird migration Energy Committee May Commission meeting, West Cape to Answer Liquor Questions By JACK FICHTER • Should 100 percent tion, the number will not their commitment to tie Stimulate your of the money be placed change. food service to any restau- WEST CAPE MAY in a dedicated trust fund If approved by voters, rant liquor sales and have — There will be three for long-term tax relief for each license would have the ability to set limits on own economy. questions on the ballot in residents? a minimum bid price esti- things such as the number the Nov. 4 election here Borough Solicitor Chris- mated between $650,000 of seats, hours of operation concerning the borough tine Cote said the voter and $750,000 each, based and location. selling two liquor licenses referendum would not be on the recent sale price The second license that could provide over $1 binding under state regula- of licenses in neighboring would be for retail liquor million in tax relief. tions since it was not the towns. sales. At a July 23 borough result of a petition drive. Last November, Mayor All revenue received commission meeting, com- The borough will sched- Pamela Kaithern said the from the sale of the two Premium Money Market missioners agreed to ask ule two town meetings to borough does not have new licenses would be placed 6 MONTHS GUARANTEED! voters three questions: answer questions about sources of revenue such as in a dedicated trust fund to • Should the borough the liquor licenses prior to beach tags or parking me- be used solely for local tax sell a restaurant liquor the November election. ters that could ultimately relief over the next 12-16 % license? By state law, the borough affect the survival of West years. • Should the borough is only eligible for two Cape May. Commission will submit 1 sell a retail liquor license liquor licenses. 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No weapons were found. Beach Crest Savings Bank here Wagenhoffer reportedly bike wearing shorts and a Class II Offi cer John Menz Menz detained Wagen- She was transported attempting to rob it. made the statements two light blue shirt with her who was patrolling the hoffer at the scene with the back to the Crest Savings - Massage The female, later identi- times before fleeing the hair in a ponytail and wear- Diamond Beach Section assistance of Offi cer Jason Bank where she was posi- - Facials fi ed as Donna L. Wagenhof- bank without any money. ing a baseball cap. of the township, located Rowello of the Wildwood tively identified by wit- - Pedicures fer, age 43, of the 7400 nesses. block of Pacific Avenue After conferring with - Manicures in Wildwood Crest, ap- Cape May Looks at Electric Vehicles the Cape May County - Waxing proached the bank teller Prosecutor’s Offi ce and the including Brazilian and made mention of the By JACK FICHTER 30 miles before needing local FBI Offi ce, the Lower By Annette formerly of fact that no other custom- a recharge but for a small Township Police Depart- Harrah’s Red Door Spa ers were in the bank. CAPE MAY — The city’s town like Cape May, they ment charged Wagenhoffer According to police, she Energy Committee and In- may have uses. with attempted robbery of 20% OFF then stated while making a terim City Manager Bruce This reporter test-drove the bank, specifi cally for ALL MacLeod test-drove electric the GEM eL, which seemed threatening the immediate Hause Finishes vehicles July 24 with an to have more in common use of a deadly weapon in WAXING eye towards buying one or with a golf cart than a car. the course of committing Basic Training more vehicles to replace gas It lacked doors, power a theft while demanding Located at burning cars and trucks. brakes and had a manual money. This is a 1st Degree Peter Vincent VILLAS — Navy Seaman Spirit Chrysler Dodge, of defroster. crime. 125 E. 17th St. Timothy C. Hause, grand- Swedesboro, brought four MacLeod said the electric Wagenhoffer was sub- N. Wildwood son of Lewis G. Hause GEM (Global Electric Mo- vehicles could possibly be sequently lodged in the Call 609-846-3603 this community, recently torcars) vehicle on fl atbed used by the city’s Con- Cape May County Jail on completed U.S. Navy basic trucks to Cape May for the struction/ Zoning Office $100,000 cash bail. training at Recruit Training test drives. Why truck the to transport inspectors to GEM Command, Great Lakes, electric vehicles to Cape work sites, the public works GEM e2 electric car has a range up to 35 miles. Ill. May rather than drive them department for custodial town and not have to spend Hause is a 2000 gradu- here? services and the water/ what it costs for fuel today,” ate of Father Judge High The GEM vehicles have sewer department for light he said. School of Philadelphia, a maximum speed of 25 duty such as servicing of The GEM cars plug into Pa. mph and a range of about water meters. a standard 110-volt outlet The GEM eL has a fl atbed and cost about 50 cents per Clare Finishes Leader Course on back, which could carry day to recharge. tools. GEM is under the um- OCEAN CITY — Army Wood, Waynesville, Mo. Jeff Elliot, pastor of Cape brella of Chrysler Corpo- 1st Lt. Christopher W. Clare, graduated in May Lutheran Church and ration, said Bonner. The Clare, son of William and 2002 from Holy Spirit an energy commission vehicles are built in North Barbara Clare of this com- High School, Absecon, member, said he was inter- Dakota. munity, has completed and received a bachelor’s ested in GEM vehicle for his Purchase price for a GEM the Sapper Leader Course degree in 2006 from the own use. A drawback: Elliot ranges from $7,700 to at the U.S. Army Engi- University of Delaware, lives on the other side of $13,680 depending on the neer School, Fort Leonard Newark, Del. the Cape May Canal, while model and options. GEM his church is in Cape May. estimated over a three-year Cape May Court House, 00 Ariel and Will Durant: The low speed GEM would period, the cost of driving $500 Off $15 Off 609-463-9400 Education is the transmission of civilization. not be allowed on the canal the GEM eS would cost Full Detail bridge. $4,990 while owning a Hand Wax HOURS: Elliot said he would con- gasoline powered car would Service Mon.-Sat. 8:30am-5:30pm sider a GEM car if the law cost about $13,570 over Sun. 9am-3pm was changed prohibiting a the same time period based 8/31/08 8/31/08 ShortStay Rehabilitation vehicle with a top speed of on the GEM selling for 25 mph in a 40 mph zone. $8,000 and the combustion and LongTerm Care He said the car handled engine car at $20,000. “surprisingly well,” and its Spirit Chrysler Business zero carbon emission was Link Manager Mikey Pilieri important to him. said the Bellmawr Police Chet Bonner, a sales Department was using a ADELE'S representative from Spirit GEM vehicle but not as a Jeweled Treasures 700 Town Bank Rd., Chrysler Dodge, said the patrol car. North Cape May, NJ 08204 dealership has been selling If GEM vehicles were • Licensed • Bonded • Trusted • Safe • I.D. Required GEM cars for about one allowed to exceed 25 mph, Antiques & Collectibles • Jewelry • Dolls • Crystal month. they would need additional 609-898-8899 “The principle buyers safety equipment such as . have been colleges, secu- airbags, he said. rity people and warehouse There is no sales tax BUYING GOLD www.genesishcc.com complexes though we have charged on the purchase of & Sterling Silver & Jewelry (Broken or not) found inquiries are start- GEM vehicles, said Pilieri. We understand care, ing to come in from local Buy a Piece of Yesterday to Treasure for All Your Tomorrows! Call today for info people who want to use we practice compassion EQUAL HOUSING on Respite OPPORTUNITYCare Wells Memorial this vehicle to go around Looking for Jade, Opals & Diamond Jewelry Service Slated We Buy Out Complete Jewelry Estates PUBLIC NOTICE AVALON — Wells Memo- Also Buying Single Pieces Mosquito control is everyone’s responsibility, please do your part by preventing rial Presbyterian Church, COMPETITIVE PRICES PAID FOR COMPLETE JEWELRY ESTATES standing water from accumulating on your property. For more information on mosquitoes First Avenue at Ninth Street, Broken Gold Jewelry Accepted and mosquito control contact the Cape May County Department of Mosquito Control Program at (609) will hold a 9:45 a.m. hymn 465-9038 and/or visit our website at www.capemaycountygov.net/mosquito sing and 10 a.m. worship service on Sunday. In compliance with section 9.10 & 9.15 of the New Jersey Pesticide Control Code (N.J.A.C. Title 7, Rev. Scottie Griffi n, re- Working with Local Detectives Chapter 30) the Cape May County Department of Mosquito Control (CMCDMC) may be applying tired pastor of First Presby- pesticides for the control of adult mosquito populations on an area-wide basis, as needed, throughout terian Church of Virginia to keep you Protected and Safe! Cape May County during the period of April 15 through November 15, 2008. , Beach will preside. For further information, Turn Your GOLD The pesticides used will be those recommended by the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station call the church at 967- (NJAES) for the control of adult mosquitoes which include: Malathion (Fyfanon ULV) and/or Resmethrin/ 7221. SAFEST Into CASH piperonyl butoxide (Scourge), and/or Sumithrin/piperonyl butoxide (Anvil 2+2, Anvil 10 +10). Products Beadle Church Way to Sell Your will be applied from the ground by truck or hand held equipment and/or aircraft, all using Low Volume or Gold! Ultra Low Volume techniques. Holding Sunday SAFEST Way to Sell Worship Services Your Contact the National Pesticide Information Center at 1/800/858-7378 for Buying Jewelry! routine pesticide related health inquires. Call the New Jersey Pesticide CAPE MAY POINT — r Coins Control Program at 609/984-6507 for pesticide regulation information, Silve Beadle Memorial Presbyte- Very Competitive pesticide complaints and health referrals. In the case of any pesticide 1964 and Older rian Church is conducting emergency, please contact the New Jersey Poison Information and services each Sunday at 10 Prices! Education System at 1/800/222-1222. a.m. beginning through Aug. 31. NO CASH LEFT ON PREMISES. Upon request, the Cape May County Department of Mosquito Control shall provide a resident with Rev. Deborah G. Brin- notifi cation at least 12 hours prior to the application, except for Quarantine and Disease Vector Control civalli, of the Presbyter ALL CHECKS CASHED IMMEDIATELY AT only when conditions necessitate pesticide application sooner than that time. of West Jersey, Haddon Heights will preside. CAPE BANK ONE BLOCK AWAY. The phone number/website for updated information on time and location of adult mosquito Sunday school for chil- control application(s) is 609/465-9038 press “1”. Website: www.capemaycountygov. dren ages three to eight will NEW Hours! Wed.-Sat. 11am- 5pm net/mosquito Those seeking further information regarding the Cape May County be held during the sermon. Department of Mosquito Control activities are requested to contact Peter Bosak, PhD Light refreshments will be Bayshore & Greenwood, Lower Twp., Villas, NJ NJCPA 24144B, 35 Route 47 North, Dias Creek, New Jersey 08210. served after the service. All Corner Store in "Village Shops" • 886-6563 are welcome. A10 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers July 30 2008 Mall’s New Bricks Getting Stuck with Sticky Yuck

By JACK FICHTER for public works and shop owners. MRI Safe CAPE MAY — It's like Public Works Superinten- the first scratch on your dent Robert Smith said the new car or the fi rst spill on city was looking at a walk $100 OFF you new carpet. behind power scrubber for EYEBROW APPLICATION Cape May's newly re- the bricks. with this ad constructed brick walking Interim City Manager $ surface on the Washington Bruce MacLeod said mall 100 OFF Street Mall is getting hit merchants have voluntarily LIPLINER APPLICATION with this ad with its share of dripping discontinued selling Silly ice cream, gum and odd String. Wake Up items such as Silly String. Roberts said the mall with Engineer Ray Roberts, of was essentially complete Remington and Veronica, with a few punch list item Make Up the city's contracted en- for the contractor to fi nish gineering firm, told City before the city makes fi nal Council July 22, ice cream payment. He said the mall and food has been found has a two-year maintenance on pavers which have been guaranty. sealed, but “not with Tef- Roberts said four young Jack Fichter lon.” trees on the mall have died Ice cream and other sticky items are dripping onto the mall’s new bricks. He said the brick would and will be cut down to www.permanentmakeupbyamy.net always require mainte- root level and replaced in ceptacles for the mall will the drip line under the dirt reasons. nance. Roberts said the September. be shipped this week. and replace with a surface Mahaney noted white contractor is checking Smith said some plant- The mall's irrigation sys- soaker line. trim around planter seating CAPE MAY with the brick manufac- ers contained too much tem was designed to bring Trees will need half the areas was scuffed with shoe COUNTY SOCIAL turer to see if the surface mulch. water to root balls of newly water they require this marks and would need to can be power washed or Roberts said some wood planted trees. Annuals re- year by next summer, said be painted once a year. SPOTLIGHT scrubbed. used for benches around quire about half the water Roberts. Roberts said the Parks In fi ve years, the bricks planter boxes and on per- the trees require, he said. Street light poles and Garden Committee will have to be cleaned and golas is “checking” which Roberts recommended throughout the mall have had expressed an interest Put your resealed, he said. are small separations along watering annuals with a an electrical outlet at their in planting wisteria vines Little Angels Mayor Edward J. Ma- the wood grain. hose while leaving the ir- base. Roberts said the out- on pergolas that hide elec- in haney Jr. said the refur- “What is not accept- rigation system strictly for lets should be covered with trical transformer on the bished mall requires more able will be replaced,” said trees. He recommended the a plate or latch for safety mall. maintenance than the old Roberts. city hire an irrigation con- mall, making more work Trash and recycling re- tractor next year to remove

Philip and Brandy Cape May Lifeguards Get New Deal Woolson are proud to By JACK FICHTER run through 2010. rized by a captain or their announce the birth of their Mayor Edward J. Ma- designee. Straight hourly little girl. Social CAPE MAY — Following haney Jr. said the ratifi ed rates will be paid up to the Cecilia Lorelai Woolson a year and a half of media- contracts would raise mo- ninth hour of a workday tion, City Council approved rale of the lifeguards. and time and half following Born on April 3, 2008 Spotlight new union contracts with Lifeguards and lieuten- the ninth hour. at 8:20pm in United Auto Workers Local ants will receive an an- Lieutenants will receive DEADLINE FRIDAYS AT NOON Cooper Hospital and was 2327 for Cape May Beach nual $50 allowance for $50 whenever they are Outpatient Drug Treatment 3 lbs. 1 1/2 oz , 15 3/4 in. Call Janet or Rachel Patrol lifeguards and lieu- sunscreen and sunglasses authorized to take part in 886-8600 ext. 33 or 34 tenants July 22. retroactive to January dive and search recovery Methadone and Suboxone Treatment The contracts are retro- 2007, said City Solicitor operations. Intensive Outpatient Day & Evening active to January 2007 and Tony Monzo. A $75 al- Daily wages will range Programs Available lowance was granted for from a low of $134 for a physical exams for guards fi rst year lieutenant up to No Waiting List! and lieutenants returning $161 for eight or more to work after an injury, also years of experience. Mid retroactive to 2007. level wages average $147 The contracts specify per day. Daily wages will c no overtime shall be paid increase an average of $5 510& to guard and lieutenants per day yearly through unless specifi cally autho- 2010. Daily wages for lifeguards Branches Offers range from $81 for a fi rst year employee to $111 for Support Groups 10 or more years of experi- ence. Mid level daily wages For Addictions average $87. RIO GRANDE — The Daily wages for guards Branches, located in the will increase an average of Village Shoppes, the part- $3 per day yearly through nership center of St. Mary’s 201. Episcopal Church of Stone Harbor, will be offering two new support groups for people with addictions on Thursday evenings begin- ning Aug. 7 at 7:30 p.m. for six weeks initially. Boogie Boards and Skim Boards One group will be for people who are in recov- Suntan Lotions & Sun Care Products ery from an addiction and would like additional sup- Beach Chairs Beach Hats Beach Toys port beyond the 12-step program. EDENTULISM ACCELERATES AGING The other group will People now have one more very good them to make more informed decisions Beach Towels Beach Umbrellas be for family members of reason to preserve their teeth into old age. about their oral health needs. We believe people with addictions. According to a recent study, having few every patient should always be fully in Sunglasses…(Over 80 styles to choose from!) Rev. Ronald and San- (or no) natural teeth at age 70 may provide charge of their own dental health, and that dra Lockhart, both having an early indication of disability onset and we are there to help them. At SUNSHINE completed certifi cate pro- mortality. The study, which followed DENTAL, we stress the importance gram in alcohol and drug non-disabled men and women over a 20- of preventive dental care for the entire counseling at Villanova year period, found that seniors with few family. Your total emotional and physical University, will facilitate (or no) teeth at age 70 were signifi cantly well-being is as important to us as your the groups. more likely to report mobility problems teeth. We will do what is best for you, For further information (such as diffi culty walking and climbing and we will not compromise. Call us at about these groups contact stairs) than seniors with 20 (or more) 609.465.5415 to schedule an appointment. St. Mary’s at 368-5922 or natural teeth. Edentulism (toothlessness) We’re located at 109 West Atlantic Ave., You’ll find it at Hoy’s St. Barnabas at 886-5960. at age 70 was also linked with greater Cape May Court House. We accept most mortality over the study’s 20-year period. insurances, including Delta Dental. We ...7 days a week! The connection between tooth loss in old also have fi nancing available through The world is a dangerous age and declining health is a complex but Care Credit and Healthcare Credit. place to live, not because valid link. FOUR LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU! OPEN DAILY. of the people who are Please send your questions or comments Risk factors for edentulism AVALON 28th & Dune Dr. / 967-7271 evil, but because of the to my offi ce or e-mail me at: include socioeconomic status, income, [email protected] STONE HARBOR 219 96th St. / 368-HOYS people who donʼt do any- education level, and smoking. Part of OCEAN CITY 7th & Asbury Ave. / 398- HOYS thing about it. P.S. Tooth loss in old age may lead to OCEAN CITY 34th & West Ave. / 398-6244 our commitment to serving our patients declining health due to limited dietary Albert Einstein includes providing information that helps choices and reduced nutritional intake. Herald Newspapers July 30 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A11 American Cancer Society Seeks Drivers, Walkers COURT HOUSE — A na- home again. Volunteer He said that the 2008 people facing the disease. dedicated to eliminating Cape Regional Medical Center tional cancer organization is drivers are needed in Cape Making Strides Against Participation will support cancer as a major health Foundation & Auxiliary looking for local volunteers May County. Breast Cancer walk was the American Cancer Soci- problem by preventing to drive and walk to fi ght The lack of transporta- scheduled for Oct. 19 at ety's lifesaving research, cancer, saving lives, and the disease. tion has become a major 6th Street and Boardwalk, prevention, early detection, diminishing suffering from Facing a cancer diagnosis problem for so many can- Ocean City. and support programs for cancer, through research, is difficult enough; wor- cer patients. Many need According to the Cancer thousands of patients and education, advocacy and 22008008 rying about how to get to daily or weekly treatment, Society Web site, Mak- their families. service. For more informa- weekly or daily doctor’s often over the course of ing Strides Against Breast The American Cancer tion about the American Home & Health appointments shouldn’t be several months and don’t Cancer is a noncompetitive Society is the nationwide Cancer Society, call 1-800- a concern. have transportation or are walk to help fi ght breast community-based volun- ACS-2345 or visit its web- Show Road to Recovery is an simply too ill to drive. cancer and provide hope to tary health organization site at www.cancer.org. th American Cancer Society The American Cancer Saturday, August 9 service program that pro- Society provides a straight- ‘A Line Was Crossed’ vides transportation for can- forward training program 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. cer patients to their cancer and arranges for volunteers Avalon Elementary School life-saving treatments and to meet with each other Supreme Court OKs Kennedy’s 30th Street & Ocean Drive, Avalon throughout the year. Road Union Chapel to Recovery volunteer driv- Removal From School Board Sets Conference ing requires no special CAPE MAY POINT — skills or education –– just By JOE HART ments, the Kennedys en- ion stated. Schedule of Events a safe driving record, a tered into a settlement The court said other- Cape May Point Union CClamlam JamJam Chapel will host the annual valid Driver’s license, some SEA ISLE CITY — When agreement with the board wise parents of children free time, a vehicle in good money is involved, the in April 2004 at which with disabilities might be Windrift Hotel Resort Seagrove Conference the th second, third and fourth working condition and state’s top court says the time Kennedy was again precluded from board ser- Friday, August 8 weekends. in August at desire to help. removal of a school board elected to the board for vice. 6 p.m. - 10 p.m. 7 p.m. Interested drivers should member for suing the board another three-year term. The court held that not contact Todd Salerno at the is appropriate. Then, in March 2005 all disputes between par- HHomeome & HealthHealth SShowhow Dr. Frank Sizer of Chadds th Ford, Pa. will be present the American Cancer Society, After arguing the case the Kennedys again fi led ents of special education Saturday, August 9 weekend of Aug. 8-10. He is at 1-800-ACS-2345 or 609- on May 5, the New Jersey for additional hearings cit- pupils and school districts Doors open at 9 a.m. a 24-year pastor of the Holy 645-7272. Supreme Court July 21 ing the board’s failure to require a board member’s Luxury Home Vendors Dove Christian Fellowship Salerno told the mem- handed down a unanimous adhere to the earlier settle- removal from offi ce. Health Screenings Church in Newark. bers of the county Chronic ruling that stated former ment agreement regarding “That said, we agree Mid Jersey Cape Rotary's For further information, Illness Coalition about a Board President William their son’s education. with the Commission’s Antique Car Show call Pastors Don and Kate way they could fi ght the Kennedy was appropriately The Kennedys were determination that, in Food Court Theobald, 856-785-2652. disease by taking a few removed from offi ce due seeking enforcement of the this matter, removal was steps. to litigation he initiated agreement as well as pay- necessary and appropriate DDesigneresigner HouseHouse TourTour th against the board regarding ment to Phyllis Kennedy because of concrete, pecu- Saturday, August 9 GET PAID TO RECYCLE! his autistic son Matthew’s for educational services niary aspects to the dispute 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. education. she provided to her son between the parties,” the Tour One-of-a-kind Raff’s is paying top prices The court found that that the school should have opinion stated. Designer Homes on the 7 Mile Island Free air conditioned Jitney Transportation for all metals… because Kennedy’s lawsuit provided, along with other Kennedy is also this Free parking at Maris Stella RC Chapel requested reimbursement specifi c costs and fees. city’s former police chief 25th & First Avenue, Avalon Copper, Brass, Aluminum of costs and attorney fees When these applications who was forced to resign (includes soda & beer cans), of nearly $100,000, he was were fi led, the board im- from that position earlier justly relieved of his post. mediately asked the state this year amid controversy TTicketicket Information:Information: 609-463-4040609-463-4040 appliances, cars, batteries and lead… “When a due process Commissioner of Educa- surrounding an alleged Clam Jam - Tickets $39.50 - $49.50 If it’s made of metal, claim includes a request for tion William Librera to fi nd affair with a subordinate Home & Health Show - Free Admit we’ll pay you for it!!! specifi c monetary relief, we that Kennedy had created employee in his depart- Designer House Tour - Tickets $25 believe that a line has been a confl ict of interest and ment. Stop in and check out our crossed and a substantial to remove him from the Contact Hart at (609) “paving- face lift”. confl ict between the board board. 886-8600 Ext 35 or at: member and the board The commissioner trans- [email protected] Now taking cars- we’ll pick them can be found to exist,” the ferred the matters to an up or you can bring them in. court’s ruling stated. Administrative Law Judge Kennedy was originally who decided in May 2005 Ocean Floors Owner Also paying for: elected to the Sea Isle that Kennedy’s actions Cardboard, Newspaper and Offi ce Paper, City Board of Education in were permissible under 2001 and resigned in June school ethics rules, that Ocean Floors, Boat Wrap and Green House Plastics 2003. allow school officials to Raff Recycling Corporation After he resigned, Ken- protect their or their child’s Our customers say nedy and his wife Phyllis personal interests. we have the best 209 Goshen Road filed a request in 2003 Librera rejected the with the state Department judge’s recommendation ceramic selection in Cape May Court House of Education for a due stating that Kennedy’s ac- So. 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Four times a season the home staff takes campers to the Yacht Club of Stone Harbor for a boat ride around the bay, coordinated by sponsor Dick Corkhill. On July 25, Capt. David Sotter took 9-year-old campers Natanne Norman of Philadelphia and Brian Woolbert of Egg Harbor Township for a cruise on his personal boat. “Let me know when we speed up. Let me know when we slow down…and don’t tilt the boat,” Woolbert ner- vously requested. Several campers came from cities and had never be- fore been aboard a boat. Norman commented bay water “looks like Jell-O.” The non-profi t camp is entirely free to the children’s parents. It’s made possible through donations from Tim Kerr Charities, Avalon Lions Club, The Little Rock Foundation, The William G. and Helen C. Hoffman Foundation. The Helen L. Diller home was named in 1970 in honor Leslie Truluck of a community member who made signifi cant contribu- Leslie Truluck Brian Woolbert entertains campers at the Helen L. tions towards the well being of blind children, Director Counselor Director Jennifer Layton at the Helen L. Diller Vacation Home for Diller Vacation Home for Blind Children with his Jennifer Layton told the Herald. Blind Children. piano stylings. Counselor Megan Ashbridge said her father was in- volved with the home during its inception. The vacation home is part of the Challenged Children’s Charity Corporation. Councilman Charles Covington is vice-president of the Board of Directors. See a video of the home and boat ride at: www.cape- maycountyherald.com. NAMI Offers Basic Course For Caregivers NORTHFIELD — The the trauma and biology of Atlantic Cape Support mental illness, the latest Organization and NAMI research on medical aspects Atlantic/Cape May will co- of the illness, treatment sponsor the “NAMI Basics options, the impact of he ill- Education Course” for any ness on the rest of the fam- parent or primary caregiver ily, and an overview of the of a child or adolescent liv- systems involved in caring ing with mental illness. for children and teens. The six-week series of The course is free of classes will start at t he At- charge, but space is lim- lantic Cape Family Support ited. To register or for Organization Offi ce, 1601 more information, call Tilton Road on Sept. 8 from Gail at 927-0215 or 6:30-9 p.m. Laura 485-0575 or email Leslie Truluck Leslie Truluck Course will include: [email protected]. Brian Woolbert, 9, steers a powerboat with Captain Natanne Norman and Brian Woolbert enjoy sights along Seven Mile Island’s David Sotter of the Yacht Club of Stone Harbor. back bays. Fresh Air (From Page A1) South Jersey Mom had never seen the ocean. for a summer vacation. With the closing of the home, the program didn’t To Offer Makeover end. Camp Haluwasa in Hammonton was chosen as an alternate site for the children to attend for a week of vacation. For Cancer Survivor “But it just isn’t the same,” said Andy Roppoli, vice president of the board of trustees. “It isn’t 12 weeks at VINELAND — A make- to: South Jersey MOM the shore.” over contest aimed to rec- Attn: Mommy Makeover, “Children, who have never had a vacation, let alone ognize South Jersey moth- P.O. Box 2413, Vineland, spent time at the beach, would come there with one just ers who have survived NJ, 08362-2413 or email one set of clothes on their back. Spiritually and socially, cancer begins this month. editor@southjerseymom. they left that place with so much more,” he said. “We want to reward and com. There is a tall order and a hefty price tag on getting the empower one strong mom For more information, building back into shape. Roppoli said it would cost $3.5 who has won the battle contact Adrienne Rich- million to make the necessary repairs. against cancer while main- ardson at 856-692-6667 A board meeting and strategy was scheduled for Mon- taining her family,” says or email adrienne@south day in order to discuss a professional marketing campaign Artist Rendering Adrienne Richardson, jerseymom.com. with Oakridge Consultants to help garner publicity and Artist rendering of the Children’s Fresh Air Home with a rehabbed exterior. publisher of South Jersey MOM. funding for the building’s fund. Roppoli said the board wants to turn ous other organization and as a volunteer The winner receives During a visit to the home in August 2005, Superinten- the home into a year round institution. group we’ve done all we could to get the a special makeover day, dent Karen Willie pointed out the need for new plumbing, That means outfi tting the building with fl ow of funds headed our way. But it re- including hair, makeup, new electric, and an updated kitchen. heating and air-conditioning. ally comes down to public awareness,” skin rejuvenation and new She explained that the building was constructed with- “We want to go beyond just eight weeks Roppli added. clothes as well as a feature out support pilings and is now slowly sinking. Cracks ran in the summer and fi t in with what the For more information on the Children’s in the October issue. The Births along the walls and ceilings and the warped doorways rest of the island is trying to accomplish Fresh Air Home Century Campaign, con- issue commemorates breast framed the un-air-conditioned rooms. and that’s be viable for the entire year,” tact Roppoli by e-mail at shamong281@aol. The following births cancer awareness month. Buckets of water were used to rinse sandy children, he said. com. were reported at Shore Three moms will be fresh from an afternoon on the beach, because there is In past years, approximately 180 boys Contact Suit at: (609) 886-8600 ext. Memorial Hospital: selected as finalists and no outdoor shower. Games of jump rope and catch were and girls a season get everything they 25 or [email protected] Kaiden Kiley Mollen- featured on South Jersey played on a muddy playground. need to enjoy a vacation at the shore. kof to Brenda Bender and MOM’s Web site (www. She told this reporter that she had a wish list that could The staff, comprised 98-percent of volun- Tom Mollenkof Sr. of Rio southjerseymom.com) stretch to the ocean. teers, gives a signifi cant amount of time Kuduk Promoted Grande, June 23. from Aug. 1-15 for anyone But, despite the home’s deteriorating outward appear- to make a difference in the lives of these Charles Phillip Speece to electronically vote for ance, Willie said she and many volunteers “missed it [the children. to Jennifer and Chaz Speece To Lt. Colonel the winner. The winner home] greatly.” Since 1923, the home in this city has of Cape May, July 10. will then be contacted via “Once they [the volunteers] heard about the home been funded entirely through donations. VILLAS — Christopher R. Kuduk, Ryan James Trunfi o to phone and have her spe- closing, they had made other commitments,” she said. “We’re dealing with sending donations nephew of Veronica O’Conner of this Arlie and Jim Trinfio of cial day before the end of “There were a lot of tears. Many of these young adults to keep the program alive at the camp and community, has been promoted to the Cape May, July 20. August. had planned on volunteering here throughout their col- save funds for the Century Campaign,” rank of lieutenant colonel in the U.S. And at Beverly Hospital, Any mom who is a survi- lege careers.” said Roppoli. Army Reserve. Beverly, Mass.: vor, or anyone who knows Roppoli said the goal of the building fund, dubbed The program had scrambled in order Kuduk, an intermediate level education Abigail Dorothy Ray a survivor who deserves the Century Campaign, is to “preserve the exterior and to give the children some sort of summer instructor, is assigned to the Offi cer Edu- to Michael and Kimberly this makeover, tell us in rebuild the interior.” vacation and work was still being done at cation Battalion, Grafenwoehr, Germany. (formerly of Goshen) Ray 200 words or less about the The campaign exists in order for the building to survive the property, but donations were down The lieutenant colonel has served in the of Manchester-by-the-Sea, recovery. another hundred years as a Fresh Air Home. almost 50 percent according to Board military for 20 years. Mass. July 5. To enter, applicants must “There aren’t a lot of homes like this one left in North President Milt McFalls. Kuduk graduated from Seton Hall be a mother and a survi- Wildwood, and we wanted to keep the historic value of Since 1923, the home in this city has Preparatory School, South Orange, and The true call of a Chris- vor of any form of cancer the home,” he said. been funded entirely through donations. received a bachelor’s degree from Seton tian is not to do extraor- and live in South Jersey. Roppoli explained that the exterior of the home will get “I guess people heard that we were Hall University, South Orange. He earned dinary things, but to do Submissions should also a facelift, but will look similar to what people are used to. closed and they thought that the whole an additional bachelor’s degree from ordinary things in an include a picture and must The fi rst fl oor he said will be completely gutted, because thing was over, but that’s not the case,” the University of Maryland, European extraordinary way. be received by Aug. 1, that is where most of the structural damage is. An elevator McFalls said. “We’re still here.” Division, through the military extension Dean Stanley 2008. Send submissions for handicap accessibility will also be installed. “We’ve seen money going to numer- program. Herald Newspapers July 30 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A13 Yo-Yo Waterballs Pose Youth Soccer Strangulation Risk to Children Sign-Ups Set On Saturday NEWARK — Yo-Yo Wa- product still being offered “The strangulation risk terballs, a toy banned from for sale. We want retailers is real,” Blacker said. “As WILDWOOD — The sale in New Jersey since and consumers alike to be happened to Sydney, the Greater Wildwood Youth April because of its stran- aware that Yo-Yo Waterballs cord can quickly become Soccer League will hold gulation risk to children, cannot legally be offered for wrapped around the neck soccer signups for kids ages have been found at retail sale in New Jersey,” David and strangle a child.” 5 to 13 on Saturday, from locations including some Szuchman, Consumer Af- Consumer Affairs will 10 a.m. to noon at North on the Wildwood Board- fairs Director said at a July be circulating a letter to Wildwood Recreation walk following random 24 press conference at the county school superinten- Center, Ninth & Central inspections conducted by Consumer Affairs offi ces in dents advising about the avenues. investigators from the state Newark. dangers of Yo-Yo Water- Cost is $40 for the fi rst Division of Consumer Af- To, date, the United balls and New Jersey’s sale child and $35 for each ad- fairs since mid-June. States Consumer Prod- ban. Consumer Affairs is ditional child. Returning Yo-Yo Waterballs are in- uct Safety Commission requesting that copies of players do not have to pro- expensive yo-yo toys that (“CPSC”) has not banned the letter be sent home vide a copy of their birth contain a rubber ball fi lled the sale of Yo-Yo Water- with children to advise certifi cate. New registra- with liquid attached to a balls. The CPSC, however, parents. tions must provide a copy rubber cord. The cord has has reported that Yo-Yo A person found sell- of their birth certifi cate a finger loop on its end Waterballs pose a potential ing or offering for sale For further information, and can be stretched about strangulation risk. Yo-Yo Waterballs faces contact Michele Devine- three feet when swung. Between December 1, an initial civil penalty of Hartnett at 609-846- Consumer Affairs inves- 2002 and October 31, up to $10,000 and up to 0969. tigators found and confi s- 2006, the CPSC received $20,000 for subsequent cated more than 1,200 Yo- 416 reported incidents violations. Yo Waterballs at boardwalk involving Yo-Yo Water- Anyone who fi nds yo-yo vendors in Atlantic City, balls. Of these reported waterballs for offered for PARK BOARD Point Pleasant Beach, Sea- incidents, 290 involved the sale can contact Consumer COURT HOUSE — The side Heights and Wildwood cord of the Yo-Yo Waterball Affairs at 1-800-242-5846 Cape May County Park during inspections con- becoming wrapped around (toll-free within New Jer- Advisory Board will meet ducted so far this summer. the head or neck, with 16 sey) or via the Division’s 5:30 p.m. Monday, Aug. Earlier this month, Con- reports stating that the Web site, www.njconsum- 4 at the Naylor House on sumer Affairs investigators person involved lost con- eraffairs.gov. Route 9, North. found Yo-Yo Waterballs for sciousness. sale at a Five Below store. Director Szuchman Once notifi ed, Five Below noted that there was a management immediately three-month period before cooperated with Consumer the law took effect after Affairs to remove any Yo-Yo Governor Jon S. Corzine Waterballs that were being signed the enacting legisla- offered for sale in any of tion in January 2008 The Secret is Out its 22 New Jersey retail “No excuses from retail- locations. ers will be tolerated, no As a result of this effort, more children should be 245 Yo-Yo Waterballs were put at unnecessary risk,” found, with Five Below Szuchman said. “No one destroying 105 items and should be selling Yo-Yo Consumer Affairs inves- Waterballs in New Jersey, tigators confiscating the period.” remaining 140. Ellen Blacker of Scotch Consumer Affairs inves- Plains attended the press tigators have since con- conference with her daugh- ducted inspections of other ter, Sydney, and recounted retail chains, but have how the fi ve-year-old was found no Yo-Yo Waterballs strangled by the cord of a being offered for sale. Yo-Yo Waterball while play- “This toy’s documented ing with the toy. Sydney history of causing severe had turned blue in the face injuries to children led and sustained burst blood to its sales ban in New vessels before her mother Jersey. It is unacceptable removed the wrapped cord that we have found this from around her neck Local Police Plan National Night Out WILDWOOD — Wild- 5 beginning at 6 p.m. wood will celebrate “Na- The event will include tional Night Out 2008” on numerous exhibits, fi re and Aug. 5 at Fox Park on the safety demonstrations, free corner of Montgomery and hot dogs and sodas, games, Ocean avenues beginning music and fi reworks display at 5:30 p.m. and end with at dusk. fi reworks at 9 p.m. BBQ Chicken dinners Come meet local police will be available for $12. offi cers and fi re fi ghters for For further information, a night of free food, fun, call 861-1045. and activities. Door prizes and dona- CAPE MAY — The city tions will be greatly ap- will hold its 25th annual preciated. The committee National Night Out from THIS EVENT WILL BE HELD 1 WEEK ONLY is also looking for local 6-9 p.m. Aug. 5. agencies to exhibit and Residents are asked to WED., JULY 30 - WED., AUG. 6 to volunteer. For more lock their doors, turn on information, contact Kim outside lights, and spend at 522-5960. the evening outside with neighbors and police. ERMA — The Lower For further information, Township Police Depart- Call Tony Genaro, Cape ment invites all local busi- May Police Department, nesses and the community 884-9518. agencies to participate in this year’s National Night SEA ISLE CITY — Sea Out to be held from 7-9 Isle City’s National Night p.m. Aug. 5 at the Low- Out celebration will begin er Cape Regional High at 6 p.m. at JFK Boulevard School. and Pleasure Avenue. For further information, It will feature displays call Brian Marker at 886- from a variety of county AUDIBEL HEARING AID CENTER 1619, ext. 114. and local law enforcement agencies and emergency Schoolhouse Offi ce Park DENNISVILLE — Den- response organizations, 211 S. Main St., Suite 101 • Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 nis Township’s annual Na- and free children’s activi- Joseph Francisco License #908 tional Night Out will be ties and live music. 1-800-260-4046 held at the Rec Complex, For further information, 565 Dennisville Road, Aug. call (609) 263-4311. A14 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers July 30 2008 ACCC Grants Special-Needs Student Nursing Experience 1ST NAILS MAYS LANDING — De- Kuprianov, accompanying instructor Linda Karp. Professional Nail Salon spite having Down syn- her. “The fi rst few days, the Full Service for drome, Natalie Kuprianov, “Natalie was glowing teacher went over the anat- Ladies & Gentlemen 26, of Wildwood had long from ear to ear,” McAlister omy and physiology of the Open: Mon.-Sat. 10am - 8pm dreamed of a career as a said. heart,” Natalie’s mother, Sunday 12pm - 6pm nurse. Natalie, who functions Rose, said. “The students Although her disability at an above average level, practiced EKGs on each Gift Certifi cates Available precludes her from ever graduated from Wildwood other. Natalie was very Walk-Ins Welcome fulfilling her dream, she High School. Although she excited. Linda felt this was did get to explore what it can read, she has never a good experience for the Rio Grande Plaza (ShopRite Ctr.) - 889-8867 might be like to work in the mastered math. students because, in the Cape May Court House (Acme Ctr.) - 465-9919 medical fi eld by attending a “My brother and I went real world, they will have continuing education class to college, and she felt left to perform EKGs on people at Atlantic Cape Commu- out,” Alex Kuprianov said. with Down syndrome. Suffering from Low Back Pain or Sciatica? nity College (ACCC). “She had joked that she Linda was great.” Natalie’s brother, Alex wanted to be a doctor. My At the end of the week, SPINAL DECOMPRESSION Kuprianov, a technology mom was always trying to the teacher gave Natalie a is a proven state-of-the-art system that helps to alleviate back pain in even the most chronic conditions instructor in the continu- fi nd something for her to special certifi cate. She also ing education department, do; Natalie did volunteer received something else: Interested in learning more? Call or come in today for your asked Associate Dean of work for Easter Seals (Dis- increased self-confi dence. FREE information package Continuing Education Op- ability Services.) So my “I got a thank you from including an excellent DVD erations Jean McAlister mom asked me to talk to her mother after the class,” Natalie Kuprianov, 26, of Wildwood holds a certifi cate about Spinal Decompression if his sister could audit a someone to see if we could McAlister said. “She said she received through a continuing education class in class. McAlister arranged get Natalie into a non-credit that Natalie now wants to nursing at Atlantic Cape Community College. 609-886-8585 for Natalie to attend a course.” go for her master’s degree Olivieri Chiropractic & Rehabilitation weeklong class in EKG Natalie got to sit in on in nursing. I thought that thrilled for her to have this “What ACCC and Jean 1501 Route 47 South, Rio Grande, NJ (electrocardiogram, testing a class at the Charles D. was very cute.” experience. McAlister did was one of Call or Visit www.OlivieriChiropractic.com for Appointment the heart’s electrical activ- Worthington Campus taught Not surprisingly, Nata- “This was like a dream the best things that ever ity,) with her mom, Rose by patient care technology lie and her family were come true,” Alex said. happened to our family.” RETRACTABLE AWNINGS

Shore Shot Campers had a lot to cheer about this week as they completed the second summer summer session at the air conditioned Special Services School District under the direction of Cape May Tech Varsity AVALON OFFICE FACTORY SHOWROOM Boys Coach, Bob Ridgway. 800.781.1552 Bristol, PA 19007 Shore Shot Completes Second Summer Session COURT HOUSE — The Duke Men and Women ell, Zack Vogelei basketball sponsored by Just 13th annual Shore Shot All Autographed Team Photos, Shore Shot Coaches Sports: Madison Hunt, Em- Star Basketball Camp com- Shore Shot car magnet, and Award: Carly Ridgway, Jus- manuel Johnson, Dominic “One Stop Shopping” pleted its second summer individual trophies were tin Angelastro Catanoso, Erin Donovan session at the Special Ser- awarded to the following: Shore Shot Shootout The all-new “Shore Shot We can do a fully installed Kitchen vices School District under Shore Shot Pressure Champions: Caitlin Mc- Saturday Camp has two cabinets, countertops, design, install, the direction of Cape May Cooker Free Throw Cham- Mullen, Ray Abbott, Dante’ sessions remaining. Same Tech Varsity Boys Coach pions: Emmanuel John- Torres, Jenna Hall, Mitch day signups are welcome. plumbing, electric, granite etc. Bob Ridgway. son, Payton Hollway, Paul Rose Sign up for one session and Each camper received a Deamer, Rachel Cowan, I Beat Elton Brand Cham- receive a second free ses- Shore Shot basketball, team Jimmy Banks pions: TJ Hunt, John Cig- sion free, which includes photo magnet, Shore Shot Shore Shot X Out Layup linsky, Ted Purdy, Jennifer the Pre Season Clinic. Shore Shot Basketball water Champions: Jason Rose, Severino, Adam Gifford For further information, bottle, 76ers Elton Brand Justin Angelastro, Dylan Shore Shot Campers of log onto www.shoreshot. Certifi cate of Achievement, Mastriana, Jessica McDow- the Day received a leather net or call 609-463-0676. News Digests pany projects a trend in which Avalon might exceed (From Page A6) its monthly water allocation by 2.2 million gallons, Accident Knocks Out Power Engineer Thomas Thornton told Borough Council at its July 23 meeting here. Last month the borough enacted RIO GRANDE — On July 24, at approximately 3:49 outdoor water use restrictions requiring residents to a.m. Middle Township Police received a report of a reduce water usage with an even-odd system in which motor vehicle accident, when a vehicle struck a utility residents’ addresses indicate whether they may water pole on Route 47 near Secluded Lane. When offi cers lawns and gardens on even or odd days of the month. arrived they found a one-vehicle accident with dam- He said while a downward trend in usage is apparent, age to a utility pole and wires down. Rio Grande Fire it’s still possible the borough could exceed its annual Department and Rio Grande Rescue responded to the water allocation. “Water conservation efforts seem to scene as well as Atlantic City Electric Company. The be working but we must continue to encourage it,” he driver and sole occupant of the vehicle, Steven Nagle, said. 23, of Villas was transported to Cape Regional Medical Center for treatment of minor injuries. Investigation Dredge Coming Soon revealed that Nagle was traveling west on Route 47 AVALON — Benjamin Kaiser, Acting Manager of the Serving All of Cape May County when he lost control of his vehicle and it veered off the roadway and struck the pole. Police charged Nagle Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) Bureau with driving while intoxicated and other motor vehicle of Coastal Engineering, presented plans for mainte- offenses. The accident knocked out power to residents nance dredging of Whale Harbor and Long Range to in Rio Grande and Green Creek for several hours. The offi cials and residents at Borough Council’s meeting roadway between Bayshore Road in Green Creek and here July 23. The entire project cost of $732,416 will Railroad Avenue in Rio Grande had to be closed so be paid entirely by the state Department of Transporta- utility crews could remove the wires, and replace the tion (NJDOT) Offi ce of Marine Resources through a pole. Transportation Trust Fund. The project must be com- We can renovate your kitchen or your whole home pleted within a 90-day contract time that begins Sept. Police Nab Graffi ti Artists 15 and ends Dec. 31, when permits expire. Borough We are a Division of DeBaun Construction residents are able to “piggy back” on the project and BURLEIGH — Middle Township Police Department www.debaunconstruction.com use the permits to have their personal slips dredged, an reported the arrest on July 25 of four local juveniles opportunity Borough Engineer Thomas Thornton said for their involvement in multiple incidents with spray may not present itself for another 25 years. Stringent Visit Our 3,000 sq. ft. Showroom! painted graffi ti. Those incidents took place earlier this environmental precautions from the DEP require a month in the Burleigh section, and included Jerome litany of conditions and restrictions on the project in- Mon. & Tues. 9-4:30, Wed Closed, Avenue, Indian Trail, Chestnut Avenue and Cedar cluding minimal disturbance to local wildlife, wetlands Thur. & Fri. 9-4:30, Sat 10-3pm Avenue. The juveniles allegedly spray painted numer- and coastal waters. If anything is disturbed, contractors ous motor vehicles and homes. Their spree resulted in are required to restore it. An inspector will be provided FEATURING WOOD MODE & BROOKHAVEN CABINETRY damages that totaled over $2,000, police reported. under the state contract and weekly meetings with the contractors will be opened to the public. Dredging will 368-1776 • www.patriotkitchens.com Island Water Overboard begin at the western edge of Long Reach and continue 373 - 96th Street, Stone Harbor AVALON — New Jersey American Water Com- eastward towards Whale Harbor. “Macchia’s Island” will be used as the confi ned disposal site. Herald Newspapers July 30 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A15 Mammovan Swiss Biker Snubs Gas Pumps; To Visit Aims to Travel 23 Countries The Area COURT HOUSE — The By AL CAMPBELL AtlantiCare Regional Medi- cal Center (ARMC) RNS RIO GRANDE — When Mobile Digital Mammogra- some men attain the age phy Van will be at the fol- Third Avenue at 108th Street of 40, a chilling realization lowing locations during the Stone Harbor takes hold that life is pass- month of August providing ing by too quickly. screening mammograms. They set goals anew to A prescription is not nec- prove, to themselves if to 368-2993 essary. no one else, they retain Aug. 5, St. Casimir FRESH MEATS CUT TO ORDER a youthful, vibrant tenac- Church, Woodbine USDA CHOICE ity, more so than in their Aug. 8, • Fruits & Vegetables Fresh Daily youth. Some learn to fl y, ShopRite, Rio Grande others sky dive, a few seek Aug. 18 First • Gourmet Cheeses degrees that earlier eluded Presbyterian Church, Wild- • Full Line of Deli Meats them; but the globe itself wood • Featuring Boar’s Head sandwiches tantalized Alain Zwahlen Aug. 26, St. Francis of Yverdon-les-Bains, Swit- Cabrini Church, Ocean Quality Food Since 1953 zerland. City 7-Mile Island’s Famous As the world gasped The ARMC RNS Digital daily at escalating gasoline Mobile Mammography will prices, Zwahlen laughed SIRLOIN PATTIES offer women a screening Freshly made on premises, and pedals along on a mammogram in less than customized bicycle. On a 30 minutes at these loca- ready for the grill 60,000 kilometer (37,300 tions. Ready made mile) tour of 23 coun- Advantages to digital FEATURING Sandwiches tries in North, Central and mammograms include: im- FRESH South America that started ages are clear and easy to for the Beach in his hometown, about 47 read; there is a better view (Ham & Turkey) miles southwest of Bern, of the breast, especially Zwahlen fi gures his odys- near the skin line, chest sey will take from three and wall and in women with a half to fi ve years. all breast tissue types; it ROASTED Like a turtle, Zwahlen takes as little as half the is carrying everything he time of a fi lm mammogram CHICKEN needs to be self suffi cient, Al Campbell and the image can be sent from camping gear, photo Alain Zwahlen, of Yverdon-les-Bains, Switzerland, checks gear that’s been electronically to other phy- FRESH DAILY equipment, laptop com- loaded onto his customized bicycle, which he intends to ride over 37,000 sicians. Wraps made daily puter and more. miles on a tour of 23 countries throughout the Americas. Most forms of insurance On July 22, he passed are accepted, including to order through Middle Township Mountains, he will head Medicare and Medicaid. HOMEMADE SALADS on Route 9, and stopped south. Following warm Appointments are recom- at the Burleigh Wawa to weather, he will wend mended and can be made Chicken, Tuna rest. That’s where he met his way through Central by calling 1-888-569- & Ham a Herald reader, whose America, and then to South 1000. name I, unfortunately, did America. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK not record. His goal is to travel Carl Sandburg: From 8am That reader was in- through 23 countries in Nothing happens unless trigued by Zwahlen’s the Americas. fi rst a dream. AMPLE FREE PARKING bicycle and indomitable With a smile, he rattled explorer’s spirit, made a off places he plans to see call to the newspaper, and, and photograph: The Rock- Cape May County Library Adult Programs about 20 minutes later, the ies, Nicaragua, Machu Pic- sweaty globetrotter arrived chu, the ancient Inca city AUGUST 2008 • www.cmclibrary.org in the Herald lobby. located some 50 miles He had been on Amer- northwest of Cusco, Peru Main Branch is Cape May Court House 463-6350 ica’s shores since July 17, then it will onward to the Lower Branch in Villas 886-8999 • Upper Branch in Petersburg 628-2607 having arrived by ship in storied Cape Horn. Wildwood Crest Branch 522-0564 • Cape May City Branch 884-9568 New York from La Havre, As if he were navigating Stone Harbor 368-6809 • Sea Isle City 263-8485 • Woodbine 861-2501 France. a vessel, Zwahlen intends Programs requiring registration marked with*. Call for more information. Zwahlen had, since to jump onto a boat from Monday then, slept in a forest, a Cape Horn, and book pas- August 4 Main Branch 1pm Dance of Life* 4:30pm Game Night Lower Branch 1pm Guitar Lessons campground and a hotel. sage to South Sandwich August 11 Main Branch 9am intro to EBSCOhost* 1pm Dance of Life* Lower Branch 1pm Guitar Lessons* On $13 a day, he’s fi nding Island, where he hopes August 18 Main Branch 1pm Dance of Life* 4:30 Game Night Lower Branch 1pm Guitar Lessons* the going a bit rough, but to spend a week alone, August 25 Main Branch 9am Windows XP Basics* 1pm Dance of Life* Cape May City 12pm Video Game Tour not impossible, thanks to photographing the barren Tuesday August 5 Main Branch 7pm Beach Plums Upper Branch 10am French Lessons* the good will of people. landscape, as well as its August 12 Main Branch 9am My First Computer Class* “It’s very difficult for fl ora and fauna. Al Campbell Upper Branch 10am French Lessons* 2 pm New Jersey Pine Barrens* me,” he said in halting It was Tom Hanks’ On July 22, Alain Zwahlen passed through Middle August 19 Main Branch 9am Hotmail 101 * 6:00 YA Scrapbooking * English. 2000 movie “Castaway” Township on Route 9 as part of his 23-country trek Upper Branch 10am French Lessons* through North, South and Central America. August 26 Main Branch All Day Book Sale 6pm YA Scrapbooking Upper Branch 10am French Lessons* Through the Internet, that hatched the idea in Lower Branch 12 pm Video Game Tour he was offering sponsor- Zwahlen to stay alone on Wednesday ships for $10 a day. That Sandwich Island. bite out of his $13 per day dictionary to help him un- July 30 Main Branch 6pm YA Writers Notebook* Lower Branch 5pm Wonder of Watercolors* donation would entitle How much time will all expense allotment, but it derstand the often-trouble- August 6 Main Branch 3:45pm YA Yoga* 6pm YA Writers Notebook* 6pm NJ Tall Ship Meerwald the donor to a postcard this take? Lower Branch 10am Drawing: next level* did not seem to trouble some English language. August 13 Main Branch 3:45pm YA Yoga* 6pm YA Writers Notebook* 7pm Southbound Migration of Birds from someplace along the Figuring all his distances him. Look out, world, here Lower Branch 10am Drawing: next level* road, and a mention on in kilometers, Zwahlen at He donned his helmet, comes Zwahlen. August 20 Main Branch 3:45pm YA Yoga* 6 pm YA Writers Notebook* his blog. fi rst fi gured, 60,000 kilo- then off he rode armed Contact Campbell at Upper Branch 6 pm Main Dish at the Gandy Farm Lower Branch 10am Drawing: next Level* Zwahlen is a butcher by meters, (37,300 miles) at with all his gear, a good (609) 886-8600 Ext 28 or August 27 Main Branch All Day Book Sale 6 pm YA Writers Notebook* Lower Branch Wildwood Crest trade. He’s also been a chief 1,000 kilometers a month, bicycle and a translation at: [email protected] 10am Drawing: The Next Level* 12pm Video Game Tour cook and shop manager. He fi ve years. Then, he thought Thursday July 31 Main Branch 1:30 YA Guitar Lessons* 3pm YA Guitar Lessons* Upper Branch 1pm Woodcarving* told this writer he had a some more and trimmed August 7 Main Branch 1:30 YA Guitar Lessons* 3pm YA Guitar Lessons* 6pm 1st Thursday Book Group national certifi cate for his some travel time. August 14 Main Branch 9am Library Catalog Essentials* 1:30pm YA Guitar Lessons* 3pm YA Guitar Lessons* experience. “It’s possible to do 1,500 Parish Mission Woodbine Branch 5pm Beach Plums Main Branch Those who want to track kilometers a month, so August 21 9am Web 1.0 * 1:30 pm YA Guitar Lessons* 3:00 pm YA Guitar Lessons* Woodbine Branch 5pm Beach Plums his movements, can visit three and a half years,” Slated at Church August 28 Main Branch All Day Book Sale 9am Hotmail 101* his Web site and blog at he said. 1:30pm YA Guitar Lessons* 3:00pm YA Guitar Lessons* les3Ameriques.canalblog. The bicycle Zwahlen is COURT HOUSE — Our Forgiveness: Closing the Sea Isle City 12pm Video Game Tour com and see where he’s riding was a special tour- Lady of the Angels Church Gats on the Past.” Friday August 1 Upper 3pm The Buzz about Bees been and some of the peo- ing model that he said cost will host a Parish Mis- Aug. 20: Morning Eu- Programs marked with * ple he met along the way. about $14,000. It weighs sion Aug. 16-21, “Walking charist, “Prayer: Being Wildwood Crest 9:30am Qigong and Tai Chi by the Sea August 8 Main 2pm How to Spot Butterfl ies with Pat Sutton require registration. Zwahlen has an ambi- “about 80 to 90 kilograms, with the Word,” led by Attentive to the Presence Wildwood Crest 9:30am Qigong and Tai Chi by the Sea YA indicates programs tious plan neatly mapped roughly 185 pounds, and, Dominican preachers, Fr. of God.” Evening prayer August 15 Wildwood Crest 9:30am Qigong and Tai Chi by the Sea for Young Adults. out on plastic-covered route like a sailboat stowed for a Ron Henery and Fr. Robert service , “Living the Mys- August 22 Wildwood Crest Branch 9:30am Qigong and Tai Chi by the Sea maps. The fi rst, from New long-distance voyage, has Vaughn. Topics include: tery of Eucharist.” August 29 Main Branch All Day Book Sale Wildwood Crest 9:30am Qigong and Tai Chi by the Sea York City has him travel- no wasted space. Aug. 18: morning Eu- Aug. 21: Morning Eu- Upper Branch 12pm Video Game Tour ing south to Miami, Fla., Zwahlen left the Herald charist, “How Christians charist, “Eye-Opening Ex- Saturday Orlando, Key West, then building with about 45 See Reality.” Evening periences.” Evening prayer August 2 Main Branch 12-4:30pm Games Tournament* to New Orleans, La., and minutes to spare to pedal prayer service, “People service, (Healing Service) August 9 Main Branch 1pm Woodcarving* Memphis then, a north- to the Cape May-Lewes of the Book: Entering Into “If I Could Only Touch His August 16 Main Branch 1pm Woodcarving* Main Branch ern trek through Canada’s Ferry Terminal. There, he the Story.” Garment: God’s Healing August 23 1pm Woodcarving* August 30 Main Branch 1pm Woodcarving* Maritime Provinces, than planned to hop the 4:30 Aug. 19: morning Eu- Love.” west through that northern p.m. or 6 p.m. southbound charist, “Encountering Morning Eucharist is 8 nation. boat. God in Unexpected Places: a.m.; Evening prayer ser- For More Information on these programs, please see our website: Once he encounters the The $9.50 fare for the 12-Step Spirituality.” Eve- vice, 7 p.m. For informa- www.cmclibrary.org great inclines of the Rocky crossing would take a hefty ning prayer service, “God’s tion, call 465-5432. A16 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers July 30 2008 Hipster Artist Peter Max Displays Vibrant Local Scenes Independence. By LESLIE TRULUCK catamaran beach, osprey nests, and Avalon fi shing Dignity. STONE HARBOR - A pier. Local photographer stormy weekend couldn’t David Cosky provided Max Affordability. keep spectators away from with photos for reference, Peter Max’s return to Ocean which he embellished Galleries on Third Avenue with his signature style here July 26-27 for the re- of texture, bright primary ception of his “Celebration colors and multi-colored of Harmony” exhibit featur- autograph. Two walls were ing his famous works and dedicated to his reoccur- new local scenes created ring themes of hearts and specifi cally for the show. the Statue of Liberty. Hundreds of people Max said he contributes of varying ages and back- to 26 shows each year in In-home Services Tailored to grounds perused the gal- both small galleries and ma- lery last weekend to see jor museums worldwide. Your Needs: over 100 pieces by the He likened the different • Companionship renowned artist. art venues to the fi lm in- Holly Stillman of Cherry dustry. Leslie Truluck • Bathing & Grooming Assistance Hill described Max’s works “One is making the mov- Artist Peter Max at the reception for his “Celebration of Harmony” exhibit July as “vibrant, energetic and ie, the other is getting the 27 at Ocean Galleries in Stone Harbor. • Meal Prep & Clean Up emotional. academy award,” he said. • Light Housekeeping “There’s no other artist Max told the Herald who’s still alive with such he’s had a tremendous • Laundry & Linen Changing notoriety and acclaim,” she amount of media to work • Alzheimer’s & Dementia Care said. “Bold colors made with throughout his career, him avant-garde for his most notably his relation- • Errands & Transportation time. Once he was recog- ship with super group The nized, he did graphics for Beatles. • Up to 24-hour Care everything.” “John Lennon person- Licensed, insured & bonded Max was the offi cial art- ally asked me if they could ist for five Super Bowls, use my style for the Yellow RN supervised six Grammys, World Cup Submarine movie and post- USA, The World Series, ers,” he said. and painted portraits of Max said his friendship the last six United States with The Beatles spanned presidents. many years and he still “It’s especially fun to keeps in touch with Ringo see his work with local sub- Starr. jects,” said Marilyn Holter In lieu of typical gallery of Ocean City. Muzak, Max selected a Max, at his seventh classic rock mix of Led Zep- CALL TODAY FOR YOUR showing at Ocean Galler- pelin, The Rolling Stones, ies, told the Herald, own- Jimi Hendrix, Stevie Ray FREE ASSESSMENT ers Joshua and Kimberly Vaughn and Elton John, Miller’s gallery is “one of among others. Leslie Truluck “He likes to paint to 609-927-5001 the best art dealers on the Kara Rosner, 6, of Stone Harbor looks at heart themed paintings by artist rock n’ roll so the music east coast. Peter Max. “They are real art people goes hand-in-hand with his www.SeniorHelpers.com here.” artwork,” gallery employee fl ooded sidewalks outside, was nervous to speak with loves the local scenes he Employment Opportunities Available His site-specific pieces Paul DiPuppo said. “It’s a yet a casual atmosphere Max. did specifically for this include the Stone Harbor full experience.” remained as Max chatted “He’s extravagant with show. People recognize At the climax of Lynyrd with his fans. so much expression,” said him from his following in Skynyrd’s song Free Bird, Aspiring art student An- Mildred Dominic of Somers the 1960s. He’s big on ani- the power went out and gie Vitale, 18, a freshman Point. mal rights and awareness,” momentarily a hush of at Atlantic Cape Commu- “We’ve had a tremen- Joshua Miller said. silence fell over the gal- nity College does freelance dous turnout. Peter loves A select number of piec- Get Ice-Cold Air sketch work and said she this area and the public es will remain at Ocean lery. Hale and heavy rain Galleries for viewing until Aug. 3. Contact Truluck at (609) Conditioning Today 886-8600 ext. 24 or at: But Don’t Pay Us For 6 Months! ltruluck @cmcherald.com. (Gives you chills already, doesn’t it?)

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Police were told that a DARK KNIGHT (PG13) father and son were hav- 11:00am, 1:40pm, 4:20pm, 7:00pm, 9:40pm, 12:20am ing a fi ght. It was learned that Mar- CALL FOR SHOWTIMES • 609-523-0288 tin L. Kieffer, 61, of Har- 3100 Boardwalk, Wildwood risburg, Pa., had allegedly (Between Pine & Maple) pointed a small gun at the head of his 25-year-old SHOWTIMES Starts Weds. 8/6 - PINEAPPLE EXPRESS, SISTERHOOD son. FOR 8/1 - 8/5 OF THE TRAVELING PANTS - CALL THEATRE FOR TIMES Coming Attractions: 8/13 (WEDS) TROPIC THUNDER • 8/15 HENRY That weapon, a .22 cali- POOLE IS HERE, STAR WARS: THE CLONE WARS, MIRRORS ber Derringer handgun was • 8/20 THE ROCKER, DEATH RACE, HOUSE BUNNY recovered at the scene. CAPE MAY COUNTY THEATRES Kieffer was then taken into Rio Stadium Theatre Corner of Rt. 9 & 47 in the Rio Mall, Rio Grande • 609-889-4799 Cape May County’s Only All Stadium Megaplex custody and transported Featuring Plush High Back Rocking Chairs, All Digital Sound, Wall to Wall Screens & Free Parking to police headquarters for These handguns were recovered from Martin L. Kieffer, 61, of Harrisburg, Pa., who was taken into custody THE MUMMY: TOMB OF THE DRAGON EMPEROR* HELLBOY II: THE GOLDEN ARMY (R) FREE processing. (PG13) - 11:40, 1:50, 4:10, 6:15, 8:30, 10:40 5:10, 7:35, 10:25 CHILDREN’S and charged with attempted murder, aggravated assault and weapons offences. Kieffer allegedly attempted THE DARK KNIGHT* (PG13) HANCOCK (PG13) MOVIES As offi cers were remov- to fi re one of the weapons at Ocean City police offi cers. 1:00, 4:00, 7:00, 10:00 2:20, 6:10,10:15 TUES & THURS MAMMA MIA* (PG 13) JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF THE EARTH (PG) 10 AM ing Kieffer from the patrol 12:30, 3:00, 5:30, 7:45, 10:15 12:20, 4:20, 8:10 7/31 TMNT vehicle at headquarters, person. A search warrant was handgun, and an assort- execution of the search STEP BROTHERS (R) SWING VOTE (PG13) 8/5 & 8/7 The weapon was de- later executed on a vehicle ment of knives. warrant. 11:45, 2:00,WWW.FRANKTHEATRES.COM 4:10, 6:10, 8:20, 10:30 12:15, 2:45, 5:00, 7:30, 10:00 HORTON HEARS Kieffer was able to ac- SPACE CHIMPS (G) THE X-FILES: I WANT TO BELIEVE (PG13) A WHO scribed as a 10mm Glock owned by Kieffer that led Charges are pending in Kieffer was charged with 11:50, 1:40, 3:30 11:30, 1:40, 3:45, 6:00, 8:00, 10:10 cess a concealed weapon OCEAN CITY THEATRE STONE HARBOR THEATRE on his person as he was semi-automatic handgun, to the recovery of two relation to the domestic criminal attempt murder, which contained 12 hol- additional handguns, am- violence incident and other aggravated assault, posses- Strand 5 Theatre Harbor 5 Theatre handcuffed. At that time, 9th St. & Boardwalk, Ocean City, 609-398-6565 271 96th Street, Stone Harbor • 609-368-7731 Kieffer allegedly attempted low-point bullets. munition for the .22 caliber items recovered during sion of fi rearm for unlawful MAMMA MIA* (PG13) - 12:30, 2:30, 5:10, 7:30, 9:40 THE DARK KNIGHT* (PG13) - 1:00, 4:00, 7:00, 10:00 purpose, unlawful pos- THE STEP BROTHERS* (R) MAMMA MIA!* (PG13) - 12:45, 3:10, 5:20, 7:40, 9:50 to discharge the weapon 12:50, 3:00, 5:20, 7:40, 9:50 HANCOCK* (PG13) - 8:30, 10:20 session of a firearm and IRON MAN (PG13) - 5:00, 7:25, 10:05 WALL-E (G) - 11:55, 2:05, 4:15, 6:25 toward the offi cers. Thorofare Bridge Accident Nets DWI KUNG FU PANDA (PG) - 12:20, 2:20 STEP BROTHERS* (R) The weapon malfunc- possession of hollow point SEX & THE CITY (R) - 12:40, 4:15, 7:00, 10:00 11:45, 2:00, 4:00, 6:00, 8:10, 10:15 COLD SPRING — On the curbing on the left State Parkway. bullets. WALL-E (G) - 12:10, 2:10, 4:40, 7:20 THE MUMMY: TOMB OF THE DRAGON EMPEROR* tioned and the bullet be- WANTED (R) - 9:30 (PG13) - 12:10, 2:25, 5:00, 7:20, 9:45 July 24 at 7:20 p.m., Low- before striking a Jeep According to Lower Showtimes may vary. Call theatre for up-to-date showtimes. Showtimes may vary. Call theatre for up-to-date showtimes. came lodged in the cham- Kieffer was held on a er Township Police De- Grand Cherokee head-on, Township police, McCon- OCEAN CITY - MOORLYN STADIUM 4 ber. Offi cers immediately warrant issued by Superior partment received a report which was heading over nell sustained injuries as a Court Judge Middlesworth Moorlyn Terrace & Boardwalk, Ocean City, 609-399-0006 reacted and were able to THE DARK KNIGHT* (PG13) - 1:00, 4:00, 7:00, 10:00 • THE X-FILES (PG13) - (11:30), 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:40, 9:45 from the bridge tender on the bridge. result of the accident, and disarm Kieffer without for $750,000 full cash THE MUMMY: TOMB OF THE DRAGON EMPEROR* (PG13) - (11:00), 1:10, 3:25, 5:45, 8:00, 10:15 Middle Thorofare Bridge A 17-year-old male from was transported to Cape bail. SPACE CHIMPS (G) - (11:15), 1:15 • HANCOCK (PG13) - 3:00, 5:00, 7:30, 9:30 further incident. Showtimes may vary. Call theatre for up-to-date showtimes. that reported a head-on Holland, Pa was driving Regional Medical Center Kieffer was remanded to Call 609-889-4799 for all showtimes Fri, Sun - Thur Bargain Matinees Daily *Pass Restrictions may Kieffer was able to con- DINNER & MOVIE SPECIAL, Call Theatre for Details apply. Shows in ( ) are Sat. & Sun. and if rain. motor vehicle accident the Jeep. by Lower Township Res- ceal the weapon because county jail in lieu of bail. near the tollbooth. The male drive told po- cue Squad. A blood sample he was wearing a tactical The bridge links Dia- lice that, after the impact, was drawn at the request holster shirt, which allows mond Beach and this com- he observed McConnell of police. a weapon to be concealed munity on Ocean Drive. leave her vehicle and McConnell was sub- in the armpit area of the Investigation on scene throw two glass bottles sequently charged with determined that Cheryl L. over the side of the bridge driving while intoxicated McConnell, 52, of Maple into the water. and careless driving. Shade was operating a During the police inves- Patrolman C.J. Ryan and Honda Civic eastbound tigation, traffi c was backed Patrolman Michael Majane on the bridge when she up westbound to Garden investigated the accident. proceeded through the tollbooth area, lost control Registration for Tech THE BOSS and drifted to the right and hit a curb of the bridge. Apprenticeship to End IS BACKAT The vehicle then drifted THE BEACH to the left across the west- COURT HOUSE — Reg- dards employers need to BRUCE bound lane and struck istration for first year compete. Apprentices who SPRINGSTEEN & plumbing and electrical complete the program earn THE E STREET BAND: apprenticeship classes at certifi cates from the United LIVE IN BARCELONA SEA THEATRE the Cape May County Tech- States Department of Labor, AUG 8, 9 & 10 nical School District ends the New Jersey Department WALL-E (G) Aug. 15 for classes that will of Labor and Workforce Tickets $18 begin in September. Development. Fri: 4:00,7:00,10:00 Sat & Sun: 1:00,4:00,7:00,10:00 7:15pm & 9:30pm Anyone interested in Apprenticeship comple- www.beachboxofce.com these classes can register tion is a requirement to sit or call 800-838-3006. (Wed. 8pm Only) Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. for the licensure exam for to 2:30 p.m. in Room 144 plumbing and may extend of the Tozour Building, 188 to other licensed occupa- Cape May’s home $6 Adults • $4 Children Crest Haven Road. tions in the future. for movies since 1950. 24 Hour Movie Schedule 4005 Pacifi c Ave., Registered apprentice- Potential apprentices 884-4403 Wildwood ship programs improve must be employed full- Coming To A beachtheatre.org Beach Theatre Foundation 729-0337 the competencies of work- time in the trade and the ers and establish the stan- employer must agree to Location Near You! on-the-job training spon- 4:30pm and sorship as outlined in the 7:30pm federally-approved work process. Daily See Below For Dates The Registered Plumber and Locations or Electrician Apprentice- ship requires 8,000 hours (four years) of on-the-job training plus a minimum Highest Possible Prices Paid! of 576 hours of related instruction classes. Classes for these two programs will be held at the Techni- cal School two nights per week in the fall and spring Atlantic City Seaville semesters. Rio Grande Race Course For more information Rt 9 Just North of Rt 47 Next To Menz or to register for either Black Horse Pike Cedar Square program, call the Adult/ Restaurant Behind Hamilton Mall Shopping Center Post Secondary Education Mon. Aug. 11 and Office at the Cape May Wed. Aug. 13, Mon. Aug. 18th 250 96th Street • Stone Harbor County Technical School, Tues. Aug. 12 Thurs. Aug. 14, WATCH and JEWELRY REPAIR 465-2161, ext. 633. and Tues. Aug 19th GIA Graduate Gemologist (609) 967-4653 (GOLD) www.jewelry-studio.com Fri. Aug. 15 A18 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers July 30 2008

RIO NAILS & SPA SUPPORT GROUPS Refreshments. Call 465- Call 1-800-992-0401. p.m. Mondays, Classrooms Let us pamper you on your special day! 4100, ext. 244 for further Al-Anon: 10 a.m. Parish A and B, Cape Regional Panic & Anxiety Pro- widowers in Cape May information. Free and open House, St. Mary Episcopal Medical Center, 7 p.m. 463-8868 grams: If you are inter- County, weekly meetings to the community. Church, Third Ave. and Call 463-4043. • Manicures ested in meeting others with lectures, discussions, 95th St., Stone Harbor. Narcotics Anonymous: • Pedicures in your area, Panic Relief small group workshops THURSDAY, July 31: Call 800-344-2666. 8:30 p.m. Union Chapel, • Full set for acrylic, will assist you in creating and guest speakers will be- Cocaine Anonymous: 307 Cape May Ave., Cape uv gel, pink & whites and maintaining a power- gin its summer session in Narcotics Anonymous: meeting every Friday at May Point. Call 800-992- and silk wrap nails ful support group. To learn July. For information, call Cape May First Presbyte- the First Baptist Church of 0401. • Custom Nail Designs more about how we con- 888-920-2201. rian Church, Decatur and Wildwood, 230 E. Maple Augustine Fellowship: • Waxing duct our groups, call our Hughes avenues, 8 p.m. Ave. at 7 p.m. Call 1-866- recovery from sex and love Gift Certifi cates Available ¶ Walk-Ins Welcome offi ce at 732-940-9658 or WEDNESDAY, July 30: Call 348-9292. 777-0983. addiction. 7 p.m., Trinity Grande Shopping Center (In front of Lowe’s) visit www. panicreliefi nc. Al-Anon: 8 p.m. Par- Healing Rooms of United Methodist Church, com. Al-Anon: 11 a.m. at ish House, Church of the Cape May County: In- Route 9, Marmora. Confi - Marriage Encounter United Methodist Church, Resurrection, 200 West ter-denominational prayer dentiality and privacy re- Unique Non-Aggressive Method Weekend: Do you want Kennedy Blvd. and Park Tuckahoe Road, Marmora. ministry for healing of the spected. Call 408-9484. To Get Rid Of Your Pain to give something really Road, Sea Isle. Call 800-344-2666. sick. Fridays 3-8 p. m. West Overeaters Anony- special and unique to the Al-Anon Meetings: Al-Anon: 11 a.m. Low- entrance of First Assembly mous: 7 p.m. Mondays One visit to Advanced Chiropractic and you’ll see why ones you love? How about 5:30 p.m. at St. John of er Township Recreation of God, 1068 Seashore in Conference Room 4, lo- our patients value the distinctive and personalized care a gift fi lled with romance God Church, 680 Town- Center, Bayshore Road, Road, North Cape May. No cated on the ground fl oor provided by Dr. Chris Chase DC. and excitement? Give the bank Road, North Cape Villas. fees. No appointment nec- of Cape Regional Medical Our clinic is unique because we focus on the gift of a World Wide Mar- May. Nicotine Anonymous: essary. Call 884-3264. Center, 463-4043. Structural Correction of the Spine. riage Encounter Weekend. AA Meeting: Wednes- 5:30-6:30 p.m., 113 W. Celebrate Recovery: Narcotics Anony- Our care is gentle and does not involve the aggressiveness For more information call: days, Rooms 3 and 4 at Oak Ave., Wildwood. Call Christ-centered recov- mous: meets every Mon- of traditional chiropractic. Our goal is simple: To provide 1-800-688-9963 or visit 8:30 p.m. Cape Regional Joe, 729-9145. ery program for all hurts, day evening at 6 p.m. in you with the most advanced structural correction www.mesj.net. Medical Center. New Brain Injury Survi- habits and hang-ups, 7:30 St. Barnabas by the Bay available with personalized, friendly patient care. H.O.P.E. Grief Sup- members welcome. Call vor or Caregiver Support p.m. Seashore Community Church, 13 W. Bates Ave., Call 465-5358 to schedule with our friendly staff. port Groups: Are now 463-4043. Group, second Thursday Church of the Nazarene, Villas. For information, call forming for widows and Narcotics Anonymous: at Bacharach Institute for 446 Seashore Road, Erma. 1-800-992-0401. St. Barnabas-by-the-Bay, Rehabilitation. Call Nutan For information, call 886- Cape May County 13 W. Bates Ave., Villas, Ravani at 856-589-5797 6196. Brain Injury Support 6 p.m. Call 1-800-992- or Debbie Long at 652- Free Blood Pressure Group: meets the second PRODUCE PLACE 0401. 7000. Screening: First and third Monday of the month at Narcotics Anonymous: Alzheimer Support Friday of every month, the Victoria Commons, UNBEATABLE NOW OPEN YEAR ROUND SUMMER United Methodist Church Group: Third Thursday Cape Regional Medical 610 Townbank Road, DOMESTIC PRODUCE ICEBERG SPECIALS & Bayshore & Townbank Rd., HOURS of North Wildwood, Sec- of the month, 6:30 p.m. Center, 9 a.m.-noon in the North Cape May from 6 to LARGEST DELI North Cape May Mon. to Sat. - ond and Central avenues, at Eastern Shore Nursing Patient Lobby. For informa- 8 p.m. No registration or IN CAPE MAY 8:30am-6pm LETTUCE HAM COUNTY 7:30 p.m. Call 800-992- Home and Rehab Center, tion, call 463-4043. fee is required. For more Sun. - 9am-3pm NOW ACCEPTING ¢ 0401. 1419 Route 9 North. Call Peripheral Artery Dis- information contact Alecia $ 99 VISA/MC AND DEBIT CARDS 889-9045 2 lb. SALE GOOD NOW TILL TUESDAY, AUGUST 5TH AT 3 PM 79 ea. Caregiver Support 408-2011. ease (PAD): Free screen- Brennan, group leader, at Group: 7:30 p.m. Senior Parkinson’s Support ing, second Friday of 609-886-6200 etc. 367. PROVOLONE OUR OWN STORE COOKED BLACK FOREST GENOA HERB LEMON Care of Cape May County, Group: second Thurs- each month, 9 am until ROAST HAMS TURKEY 211 S. Main St., Court day, 1 p.m., Victoria Com- noon, Cape Regional Medi- TUESDAY, August 5: CHEESE BEEF SALAMI BREAST House, second Wednes- mons, North Cape May. cal Center. Participants are day. Call 465-8840. Feel 886-2455. asked to use the Patient Narcotics Anonymous: $ 99 $ 99 $ $ 99 free to bring your loved A.R.T.S. (Artists Re- Entrance. For an appoint- First Baptist Church of $ 99 lb. 79 lb. 4 lb. 5 lb. 3 3 lb. 3 ones with you. covering Through The ment, call Bonnie Kratzer Wildwood, 230 E. Maple VA. BAKED JERSEY LOCAL WHITE Grief Support Group: Twelve Steps): 12-step at 609-463-4043. Ave., 7:30 p.m. Call 800- EGGS First and third Wednes- support group for any kind Cape May Singles: 7 992-0401. $ 69 HAM X-LARGE 1 doz. CANTALOUPES days at 3 p.m. Maruchi of artist (musicians, visual p.m., Star of the Sea base- Al-Anon: 10 a.m. $ 79 TOMATOES POTATOES JUMBO 1 doz. Room, Cape Regional artists, dancers, writers, ment. Age 35 and over. Episcopal Church Parish SUPER ¢ $ 99 Medical Center. Call 463- etc.), every Thursday, 9:15 Call Trudy at 889-2413 or House, Franklin and Wash- $ 49 $ 89 $ lb. 3 lb. JUMBO 1 doz. 99 lb. 2/ 3 5 / 1 4043. a.m., Lower Township Li- Frank at 398-4071. ington streets, Cape May. CMCS (Cape May brary Meeting Room, Vil- Al-Anon: 7:30 p.m. County Songwriters): las. Call 463-0685. SATURDAY, August 2: First Presbyterian Church, support group for anyone Alzheimer’s Sup- Decatur and Hughes writing original music, port Group: For family Narcotics Anonymous: streets, Cape May. Call last Wednesday at 7:15 members who have been First Baptist Church of 800-344-2666. p.m. Call 463-0685. touched by Alzheimer’s, 6 Wildwood, 230 E. Maple Al-Anon: St. John’s Lu- HIV/AIDS Support p.m. the last Thursday of Ave., 7:30 p.m. Call 800- theran Church, 10th and Group: For people living the month at Loyalton As- 992-0401. Central avenues, Ocean with or affected by HIV or sisted Living, 591 Route 9, AARP 55 Alive/Safe City. 8 p.m. Call 800-344- AIDS meets at the Cape Court House. For informa- Driving classes: today 2666. May United Methodist tion, call 463-6344. and tomorrow, 9:30 a.m.- Weight Watchers: Cape Church, 635 Washington Cancer Support: Sec- 1:30 p.m. in the Maruchi Regional Medical Cen- St., 5:30 p.m. the fourth ond and fourth Thurs- Room, Cape Regional Med- ter, Classrooms A and B. Wednesday of each day, 7 p.m. Radiation ical Center. Call 463-4043 Weigh-in 3:30-4:30 p.m.; month. For information, Oncology classroom, Cape to register. meeting 4:30-5 p.m. Fee call Dave, 602-4640 or Regional Medical Center. Nicotine Anonymous: required. Call 463-4043. South Jersey Aids Alliance, New members welcome. 3:30-4:30 p.m., 113 W. New members welcome. 523-0024. Call 463-2298. Oak Ave., Wildwood. Call Fibromyalgia Support Alzheimer's Support Parkinson’s Support Joe at 729-9145. Group: Cape Regional Group: Victoria Com- Group: 1 p.m. at Victo- S.L.A.A. Meeting: Medical Center, 7:30 mons Assisted Living, ria Commons, 610 Town S.L.A.A. (Sex and Love Ad- p.m., third Tuesday, Con- fourth Wednesday of ev- Bank Road, North Cape dicts Anonymous) 12-Step ference Room 3. Call Carol ery month 4-6 p.m., 610 May. Refreshments served meeting, 7 p.m. in the Old at 770-2672. Townbank Road, N. Cape at 12:30. For information Court House Building, 11 Atlantic Cape Family May, 898-0044. call Rita 886-2455 or Con- North Main St. on Saturday Support Organization: Gastric Bypass Support nie 886-3412. nights. fourth Tuesday, 6:30- Group: Second Wednes- Atlantic Cape Family Overeaters Anony- 8:30 at 303 Court House Thank You! day of every month, Cape Support: offers support, mous: Cape Island Bap- - S. Dennisville Road, Suite Regional Medical Center, education and advocacy tist Church. Enter from 2, Court House. Call 485- 7 p.m., Maruchi Room, for parents/caregivers Stockton Street parking 0575, ext. 105. On Behalf of the Cape May County cancer 463-4043. who are raising children lot. 10 a.m. No dues, fees Alzheimer’s Support GROW: 12-Step Mental with emotional/behavioral or weigh-ins. Everyone Group: second Tuesday, patients we serve, the Love of Linda Cancer Health Program, 6 p.m. challenges on the fourth welcome. Call Rosemarie 10 a.m. in The Chapin Fund Committee wishes to express our every Wednesday at 4404 Thursday of every month 317-5938. House, 1042 Rio Grande Pacifi c Ave., Wildwood, at the Court House Church Ave. heartfelt gratitude to all those who at the Learning Recovery of Christ, 102 East Pacifi c SUNDAY, August 3: O.W.L.S. (Older Wom- d, worked or played in Center of Wildwood. Call Avenue, Court House. en Living Single) a new sponsored, contribute 523-7100 or 884-7672. Come meet other parents AA and Al Anon Sup- support group for women Annual Memorial Golf Tournament. AA Meeting: Rooms to gain strength, wisdom port Groups: 10 a.m. 50 and up who are living our 14th nts to three and four, Cape Re- and knowledge. For more Classrooms A and B, alone. For information call ve of their special tale gional Medical Center. information please call ground fl oor, Cape Region- Jodi Puckett, 399-1630. To those who ga e ment a success, we ar 8:30 p.m. New Members Chris at 609-729-2034. al Medical Center. Call Mother of Multiples: make this tourna for a welcome. Call 463-4043. 463-2367. For mothers of multiples ase visit our website Women’s Support FRIDAY, August 1: Narcotics Anonymous: of any age (twins, triplets, appreciative. Ple Group: For women of do- Vietnam Veterans Assoc. etc.), third Tuesday of t of sponsors. mestic violence and sexual Al-Anon Meeting: Chapter 602, 596 Sea- the month, 7:30 p.m. at full lis assault. Every Wednesday, North Wildwood, 8-9 p.m. shore Rd., Erma, 11 a.m. the Somers Point Library, 7:30-9 p.m. at the CARA Community Center, 10th and 7:30 p.m. Call 1-800- 801 Shore Road. Activities offi ce, 800 Route 9, South, and Central avenues. Con- 992-0401. for the kids throughout Court House. For infor- tact Mary at 523-0304. the year. Refreshments oveofl inda.org mation, call Juanita, 522- Alzheimer’s Support MONDAY, August 4: served at meetings. Call www.l 6489. Group: 2 p.m., Ocean 609-465-0429. E-mail Parent Support City Senior Center. Call Narcotics Anonymous: [email protected]. Group: Every Wednesday 399-2099. Every Monday, noon, St Cargiver Support night, 6:30-8 p.m. Cape Narcotics Anonymous: Barnabas-by-the-Bay, 13 Group: 1 p.m. in the Counseling Services, 128 Vietnam Veterans Assoc. W. Bates Ave, Villas. 889- Maruchi Room. For fur- Crest Haven Road, Build- Chapter 602, 596 Sea- 3184. ther information, call Bon- ing D. Free Child Care and shore Rd., Erma, 8:30 p.m. AA and Al-Anon: 7 nie Kratzer at 463-4043. Herald Newspapers July 30 2008 religion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A19

with no thought of giving the game “twister” alone? story and the next min- HOLY SPIRIT SPEAKING IN THE LIGHT in return. It is to person- There is also a tendency ute you are up way past LUTHERAN CHURCH ally come to know that we to want to wish the times your bedtime waiting for Healing Service every have been put here by our when your house is full of your child to come safely 5th Sunday at 10:30am Creator to make loving Him little ones and there is lots home. With Pastor Rudy and loving each other our of carrying on and crying I heard a song this week Next Service greatest passion. and chaos to whoosh by that I want to close with by August 31st This is a big year com- has sprung again in this old When it all comes down, as quickly as possible, but sharing some of the lyrics. ing up in the Sheptock heart of mine. the only thing that will don’t do it. These are some It is a country tune by Trace Bible study and Sunday School resume in September household. My oldest son Needless to say that truly last forever are re- of the best times of your Adkins called, “You’re Gon- Rudy will be a senior in while there are many stag- lationships so we should life. These are the times na Miss This.” It goes Washington & Bayshore Aves., college at Philadelphia es of life being represented make sure that if it will be that you get to do so many something like this: Villas • 886-2414 Biblical University. By this in our home on Rt. 83, I the fi nal answer then, it things together. These “Five years later there’s time next year, he could am glad that by the grace becomes our fi rst priority are the moments that the a plumber working on the very well be a youth pastor of God, I will get to live all now. The words, “I love children are sponges long- water heater- MESSIAH LUTHERAN CHURCH in a church of his own. four seasons again. Sum- you” may be the single ing to soak up whatever Dog’s barking and the My daughter Leah, who mer, winter, spring and fall: most important sentence in they can receive from you. phone’s ringing Has moved to the wants to be a teacher, and I’ve got my eyes wide open the human language. Don’t become the poster One kid is crying and at she will be a good one, and my seatbelts fastened Now relationships can child for “The Cat’s In the one kid is screaming GRANGE will be transferring for her and I don’t want to miss sure be messy and maybe Cradle” song. Now that And she keeps apologiz- 457 Kings Hwy., So. Seaville junior year of college to a minute of the miracles playing singles tennis is a Joel has turned the ripe age ing… Pastor Hartmut Fege • 624-1351 Toccoa Falls, Ga. I know that are still yet to come whole lot easier than try- of fi ve, I can’t wait to return He says, they don’t both- it will be good for her but through the blessings that ing to get the chemistry once again to the baseball er me, I’ve got two babies Quiet Communion Saturdays 5pm Terri and I are bummed the Lord has given me in to come together with 11 fi eld and coach him like I of my own- Sunday Worship 9:30am that it is so far away. my family. different guys on a football got to coach my older ones. One’s 36, one’s 23, and My daughter Abbie You hear me say it all the team, but there are some Not only that, I get to meet it’s hard to believe-but- “It’s OK to dress casual for will be a senior in high time, but once more won’t things that we were not a whole new generation of You’re gonna miss this- church. Jesus did!” school at Middle. I can hurt. Every day should be meant to do alone and one our area’s young people and you’re gonna want this hardly believe that my little unwrapped as the precious of them is living. parents. back- “high hopes” is not so little gift that it is. In my near 50 God has created us all And what about all those You’re gonna wish these First Baptist Church anymore. You should see years on planet earth I have with a need to need each school field trips? I am days hadn’t gone by so her spike a volleyball. come to believe that our other and for that to hap- actually looking forward to fast- of Wildwood And then there is my single most important pur- pen, it means we may another journey on “The These are some good youngest son Joel, who pose of being put here is to have to put up with some Whale Watching Boat!” times- so take a good look Maple & Atlantic turns fi ve-years-old today be loved and to love for this manure and mess along the Sign me up now, I know around- Avenues and he will be starting is why we are here. way so that our barn can what to do by heart. You may not know it 609-522-2981 kindergarten in Dennis It is not to accumulate be full of healthy animals. All I do know is that now-but you’re gonna miss Township. Happy Birthday stuff you can’t take with Sure it may be cleaner and these times go by so fast this!” Pastor, Rev. Joe Mathis Joel; thanks for making you anyway. It is not to quieter as a solo act, but and one minute you are I’m wrapping this up me feel so young and for selfi shly try to take all that have you ever tried to play reading them a bedtime for now because it’s time making it so that spring your little heart can grab to blow out the candles on Sunday, August 3rd Joel’s birthday cake and I want to savor every mo- 9:30am Morning Worship Covenant Presbyterian Church TTEENEEN ment because I don’t want 123 Fishing Creek Rd., NCM, NJ 08204 to miss it. Off Street Parking • Air Conditioned SSCENECENE Let Pastor Rudy know 886-2448 what you think by emailing Hearing Assistance • Nursery Provided pastorrudytlc@ comcast. Sunday Worship ONGOING EVENTS ext. 605. “A Friendly Church With a Friendly Message AlaTeen: for teens with net about the Greatest Friend.” 9:15am - Sunday School - all ages CCA-YAP - Youth Arts family or friends who are al- Program: variety of arts and coholics: Thursdays, 8 p.m., 10:00am - Coffee Fellowship social activities for youth 10 Church of Resurrection, 200 10:15am - Worship Service and older. W. Tuckahoe Road, Marmo- “Out with the New, in with the Old” YAP - Saturday Nights: ra, 547-0855. “Jesus Christ, the same yesterday and today, and forever”. Hebrews 13:8 Jr. Church and Nursery Provided Arts and social activities Civil Air Patrol: ages 12- throughout much of the 18: meets Thursdays, cadet In Home Bible Study school year for youth and programs, drill and ceremo- Rio Grande Bible Baptist Church children ages 6-16. Pro- ny, safety classes, aerospace grams include Junior Arts education, emergency ser- King James Bible • Old-Fashioned Preaching June, July, August Camp for ages 6-10, and vices. 624-0529. Old Hymns of Faith • Family Values Camp Congress Hall for ages Music: Impact Choir, Sea- 1107 Delsea Drive, Route 47, Rio Grande, NJ Church Offi ce 609-886-9494 Call for more information 6-12. shore Church, 886-6196; Teen Karate: Every Mon- Kaleidoscope Kids singers, day, Wednesday and Thurs- ages six-14, 465-7443; Sunday School 9:45 a.m. day. Call 886-6902 or 889- Community Concert Band, 8105. Norm Lochten, 465-8737. Sunday Morning Service 11:00 a.m. Teen Program: Taber- NAACP: Youth Council, Open Hearts Open Minds nacle United Methodist ages 14-21, 624-9152. Sunday Evening Service 6:30 p.m. Church, 656 Seashore Road, Scouting: ages fi ve-17; Wednesday Service 6:30 p.m. Open Doors Erma. Wednesdays - Teen Girl Scouts of the South Jer- Bible Study 6:30 to 8:30 sey Pines, 856-697-3900; Children’s Bible p.m. Friday Night Teens, Boy Scouts of Southern New 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. Jersey, 856-327-1700. Pastor Jeff McLeod Club Wednesday 6:30 p.m. Homework Club: 3:30- Swim Teams: ages fi ve- & Family 4:30 p.m. Church of the 18: Cape May Recreation Advent, Parish Hall, Wash- Dept., 884-9565; Crest Dol- ington and Franklin streets, phins, 884-6390. Cape May. Teen Services: numbers 4-H Teen Ambassadors: for activities, health ques- leadership, citizenship and tions; United Way, 729- B1 community service projects 2255, free directory. First United Methodist Church for youth grades eight-12. Friday's Youth Ablaze: e Meetings and activities Seashore Community ’s C 6700 Atlantic Ave., Wildwood Crest held monthly. For more in- Church of Nazarene, 446 id rusad formation: contact Rutgers Seashore Rd. Erma. (Sports, 609-729-4265 Cooperative Research and movies, and concession K Extension 4-H Youth Devel- stand with everything, ping Sunday Worship at 9:30am opment Program 465-5115 pong, pool tables, air hock- ey, games, basketball tour- August 4th, 5th & 6th naments, fuse ball, special caring for hbors neighb nights with special activi- 6:30 - 7:45 pm Neig ors ties and much more. 6:45 pm-9:30 pm. Call Pastor Joe 886-6196 Ext 11. Volunteer for the fol- lowing groups: Animal First Assembly of God Volunteers In Medicine Welfare Society, 465-3403; Cape Regional Medical Cen- OF CAPE MAY COUNTY ter, 463-2000; Cape May 1068 Seashore Road Care this week Nature Center, 884-9590; made possible by generous donations from: Cape May Rec., Terry, 884- Cape May, NJ 9565; County Museum, JOHN & RUTH MILLER Barbara, 465-3535; Crest Tel. 609-884-2424 Haven Nursing Home, An- JERRY & MARY MILLER thony, 465-1274; Habitat for Humanity, 463-0244; Airstream, Inc. Lower Twp. Rec., Zack, 886- 7880; MADD, 463-1616; In Memory of Margaret Matt North Cape Center, Paul, 898-8899; Red Cross, 465- lcome 7382; United Way, Suzanne, Eve We ! Thank You: 729-2002; Wetlands Insti- ryone Is tute, 368-1211. Adults are For more information call 609-463-2846 also welcome. A20 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers July 30 2008

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Focus On Shore Evacuation: BREAKING DAWN By Van Drew Unveils Legislation Stephanie Meyer H H TRENTON — Sen. Jeff coordinate a mass evacu- other health care facili- MIDNIGHT H Van Drew, (D-1st) chair of ation from coastal areas,” ties. RELEASE H the Assembly Coastal New said Assemblyman Brian • S2034 - Would direct H Jersey Evacuation Task Rumpf, vice chair of the Offi ce of Emergency Man- H PARTY H H H Force, unveiled a package task force and prime spon- agement to develop and FRIDAY AUG. 1ST of 10 bills July 24 that sor of the Assembly coun- undertake annual public CLOSE 9PM would enhance the state’s terparts to Van Drew’s awareness campaign con- REOPEN 11PM ability to evacuate and bill. cerning State’s emergency COURT HOUSE VILLAGE shelter residents of shore “It is imperative that coastal evacuation plan. Book goes on sale Summer campers at Cape Christian Academy Dennisville Rd., CMCH at Midnight communities during times we begin addressing any • S2035 - Would es- (next to Superfresh) create art projects made from recycled materials. of severe coastal fl ooding. existing complications that tablish coastal operations Prize giveaways From left: Kyle Howell, David Dieterly, Christopher “After seeing the dev- would slow or hinder any team to review county Katity, Kristen Hughes, Joey Peck and Anthony 465-8464 & snacks astation on the Gulf Coast evacuation effort should evacuation plans. Open Daily: 9:30 a.m. - 9 p.m. Manyak. in the aftermath of Hur- our state face catastrophic • S2096 - Would require Come Join Us for the ricanes Katrina and Rita, it conditions similar to those that newly built schools ü Gift Certifi cates Final Installment Campers Go Green at CCA was clear that New Jersey created by Hurricanes Ka- be constructed to serve as ü Special Orders 3-7 Days in the Twilight Series needed to make sure that trina and Rita. If New emergency shelters. COURT HOUSE — Cape and recycling cans. we could quickly and thor- Jersey is to be better pre- Christian Academy sum- Remember that cans, oughly respond to a similar pared, these proposals mer campers went green glass and plastic can be disaster,” said Van Drew in must become a top priority and got environmentally recycled together, paper a release. of the legislative agenda so aware. Students learned must be kept separate. To “It’s easy to get com- that they can be in place if how making small changes help in the recycling pro- placent when New Jersey and when needed,” Rumpf can make a real difference, cess always rinse out your hasn’t seen a major hur- stated. like reusing plastic water containers before recycling ricane in quite awhile. We Van Drew stated that the bottles to help keep the them. must assume that disaster legislative package focuses earth green. Cape Christian Acad- can hit at any moment so on public education, devel- CCA campers created emy is a K3-12th grade that we are prepared to oping emergency plans, naturalistic art projects Christian school serving get people out of harms expediting evacuations made from recycled ma- Cape May County. Visit way when that next hur- and expanding available terials. The group also the school website to learn ricane or major nor’easter emergency shelters. made sure that all CCA more about CCA, www. does arrive,” he stated in “These are all low-cost classrooms were ready for capechristianacademy. a release. proposals that can be im- the start of school in Sep- com. The 10 bills are a result plemented quickly while tember by labeling trash of the report released by having a considerable the Task Force on May impact on New Jersey’s

MEMBER 23. The report was made ability to quickly and ef- after hearing testimony fectively react to future from the public on how coastal flooding,” added the state could improve its Van Drew. “The time to ability to react to severe act is now, before New coastal fl ooding and evacu- Jersey sees a Katrina-like ate those living in coastal hurricane headed up the communities. Atlantic Coast.” “The proposals made The package of bills be- within this bipartisan leg- ing proposed by Van Drew islative bill package would include: enhance the capability of • S2027 - Would require state, county and munici- state and county offi ces of 800.858.BANK | www.capebanknj.com pal agencies to effectively emergency management to designate critical infra- structure in need of emer- gency power generators. • S2028 - Would ex- pand emergency opera- tions plans to include care for domestic animals. • S2029 - Would estab- lish commission autho- rized to identify and locate emergency shelters. • S2030 - Would prohibit towing and transportation Cape May County of boats during emergency evacuations. Healthy Community Coalition • S2031 - Would require state and local emergency Reality Check – July 2008 operations plans include Do you know what 15-5-21 means? provisions to address needs of families of emergency A recent study indicates that parents are unaware when it comes to the extent to which responders serving during their children, and youth, in general, are drinking. Three percent of parents surveyed a disaster or emergency. believe that their child has binged (drinking 5 or more drinks in a row) in the past month. • S2032 - Would require The truth is that 33% of youth have engaged in binge drinking - 10 times more than the State Police to imple- parents thought! ment reverse lane strategy on certain roads. “Alcohol remains the drug of choice for our youth”. • S2033 - Would provide for statewide evacuation 15 - 5 - 21. What do these numbers mean? A young person who begins drinking at age 15 strategy for hospitals and is 5 times more likely to become alcohol dependent than if they waited to begin drinking until the legal age of 21. Another way to express the same fact is that 40% of those who Blood Drives begin drinking before the age of 15 will become alcohol dependent. Set in County Alcohol remains the drug of choice for our youth. Twenty percent of 8th graders confi rm COURT HOUSE — The the use of alcohol in the past 30 days, with less than 10% reporting the use of cigarettes, Cape May County Chapter and about 5% using marijuana. According to recent New Jersey surveys, 14% of middle of the American Red Cross school youth report past-month alcohol use as compared to 45% of high school youth. 6% will hold the following of middle school youth report binge drinking compared to 24% of high school youth. blood drives: Aug. 11, Church of The truth is that our youth experience a very different drinking environment than we the Resurrection, 200 W. did when we were growing up. The potency of popular drinks, the quantity and frequency Tuckahoe Road, Marmora, of their drinking, the availability of alcohol, and the level of parental supervision all have 2– 8 p.m. Aug. 12, Cape May Unit- signifi cantly changed. ed Methodist Church 635 Washington St. Lyle Hall, Unplanned and unprotected sexual encounters, teen pregnancy and sexually transmitted Cape May, 1– 7 p.m. diseases including HIV, car accidents, suicide, school expulsion and poor grades are all Aug. 13, Second Cape highly connected to alcohol consumption by our youth. There are many reasons to establish May Baptist Church, 600 a clear “no use” rule in our homes when it comes to underage drinking, but 15 - 5 - 21 is South Shore Road, Fellow- one of the most powerful reasons I know. A youth who begins drinking at age 15 is 5 times ship Hall, Marmora, 1– 7 more likely to become alcohol dependent than if they waited to begin drinking until the p.m. Aug. 14, Cannon Lodge legal age of 21. 104 F &Am, Main Street & Information for this article was taken from www.starttalkingnj.com managed by the Childhood Drinking Corson Tavern Road, Hall, Coalition. The CMC Healthy Community Coalition, a community initiative of Cape Assist, is funded by the Offi ce of the National Drug Control Policy and is managed by SAMHSA, center for Substance Abuse Prevention. South Seaville, 1 – 7:00 Please contact us at 729-8697 or [email protected] to get involved or for more info. p.m. A24 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers July 30 2008 GOLD HITS ALL-TIME HIGH! Middle Alum John Petronis Showcasing Youth Golf John Petronis grew up BUYING! in Middle Township lov- V GOLD COINS V SILVER COINS ing golf but finding few GAMES V SILVER BARS V GOLD JEWELRY opportunities to expand V PAPER MONEY & MORE! his opportunities to train PEOPLE PLAY Silver Coins and compete on a larger By Joe Rossi 10X Face Value! stage. (Subject to change) He took lessons from generations of young golf- He calls his commitment Buying Coins & Collections since 1968 Sam Duncan and became a ers in Cape May, Atlantic to improving the skills and Experience you can trust! fi xture at Wildwood Coun- and the surrounding south- opportunities of young bi- MEMBER: ANA • NGC • ICTA try Club. But he wanted ern New Jersey counties. county golfers “addictive.” more from the game and An energetic and fast- He runs sessions for par- FIND US for himself. paced person, Petronis ents and kids among his NEXT TO BURLINGTON “I played football and has devoted his career academy’s more than 34 COAT baseball as a kid, but I re- to organizing, instructing events. FACTORY! PROPER I.D. REQUIRED ally loved golf,” said Petro- and promoting junior golf. And by the way, aside Also buying WW11 Firearms Appointment required (We are a federal and state licensed firearms dealer.) nis. “I guess you could say After founding the Cape from some assistance from SHORE MALL • 6725 BLACK HORSE PIKE, EGG HARBOR TWP., NJ 08234 I was a golf degenerate.” May County Junior Golf wife, Terri, Petronis has 609.645.1031 • www.bccollects.com Petronis said “some- Foundation in this area, operated this endeavor by thing clicked” about golf. he re-located to Atlantic his tireless self. He thrived on the individ- County and now runs the “There’s a lot of late ual nature of the sport. A Golf Academy and Fitting nights on the computer The Original EASY BOARDING former team captain for the Center at Harbor Pines catching up on paperwork,” Panther golf team, Petro- Golf Club in Egg Harbor he said. “But it’s all worth STEP-THROUGH Bicycle by nis wanted to compete at Township. it. We have fi ve and six- Carolina’s Elon College, He moved his family to year-olds in our program. but the competition was centralize and generate Many teaching pros won’t too tough. more business for his fl edg- take children that young.” Alexander Hicks of Court House displays trophy “They play two seasons ling operation and today, Petronis spent his fi rst he earned as champion of the Jr. Golf Par 3 Chal- down there, while we have after three years of 13-hour four years in the golf busi- lenge at the Pines at Clermont Golf Course in the one short season in this days on the tee box giving ness managing various 14-18-age division, as John Petronis, founder of the part of the country,” said lessons, his work is fi nally courses and working ex- Cape May County Junior Golf Foundation, looks Petronis. beginning to pay the bills. clusively with Cape May on. Hick’s brother, David, was also champion in the Undaunted, he returned Petronis estimates that County youth. 10-13 category. to this area and enrolled he offers about 1,200 les- “With my own kids we at Stockton College while sons a year. He says about were driving to Philadel- growing a golf scholarship young pupils. spending time working on 650 are given to adults phia for youth golf tour- program as well. “I’m trying to teach his game and enhancing annually while children naments,” said Petronis. Petronis also enjoys what them how to play better, his ability to compete. He command the other 450. “Interest was growing. he’s doing because it brings but also to provide avenues • A fun way to stay fi t and healthy n went back to Elon only to People wanted more and families together. to showcase their talents,” • Unisex step-through desig n • Cross bar is only six inches from the ground, so you ca fi nd that those golfers had Morey’s Homer more opportunities in Cape “More dads, moms and said Petronis. easily step through the bicycle also gotten better at their May County.” kids are playing together. He believes his program • Upright seating position for less back Hale Bicycle pain and clear view of the road craft. Lifts Wildwood Petronis believes that, It’s family enjoyment when is working because he • Relaxed arm position for more control Corporation “I wasn’t prepared for with 91 members signed up the kids can join their par- “sees a lot of people smil- • A new smaller 15” frame for more stability 5 Mechanic Street Over Ventnor • 3-speed and 8-speed Shimano Nexus internal gear for a that level,” said Petronis. since July 1, he’ll need to ents and keep up with ing.” intenance, coaster foot brake smooth ride and low ma CMCH, NJ 08210 And that’s something In ACBL action, Wild- hire an assistant next year. them on the vacation golf You can reach Petronis For more dealers, contact www.halebicycles.com Biria USA, Tel: 201-461-1980 he’s spent his adult life wood dropped a 3-0 deci- He admits that the golf course,” said Petronis. at 374-1414 or go online www.biria.com tel: (609) 465-3126 trying to correct for future sion to Ventnor, July 21. business is “not as glamor- A two-time winner of to www.juniorgolfers.net. Margate Hurricanes de- ous as it looks” and he calls the PGA of Philadelphia’s His email address is JohnPe feated Wildwood, 6-1, July the area competition fi erce Junior Golf Leaders’ Award, [email protected] SUNNY DAY SPECIAL 22. Brian Hrubos smacked because of the short season Petronis appears right at two hits for Wildwood. in this region. home with a whirlwind Reach Joe Rossi at $13.00 PER HOUR • TUES-FRI 11-5PM Wildwood defeated Vent- He looks forward to schedule and lots of eager [email protected] shoes, and bumpers not included, valid on sunny days only nor, 7-6, July 23. Matt Mo- Now Accepting “Rainy Day” reservations. rey boomed the game-win- Advanced Payment Required ning homer in the eighth inning for Wildwood. John Wed. - $15 per hr per lane (4 max) 6pm-12am Coyle picked up the win We Have It All! Thurs. - All you can bowl for $9 pp 10pm-12am with save help from Mark HOT Friday - FAMILY SPECIAL Malec. Malec singled and $39.99 includes: 2 games, shoe rental, large pizza, tripled for the winners. Northfi eld edged Lower JUST and pitcher of soda 3-7pm (4 max per lane) Township, 3-2, July 21. SUMMER WOODBINE, NJ Sunday - The more you bowl the cheaper Lower dropped a 7-0 the price 6-10pm decision to Hammonton, 1st game $3.95 • 2nd game $2.95 July 22. 3rd game $1.95 • 4th game .95 Lower dropped a 7-0 SAVINGS on decision to Egg Harbor Call us for your next Birthday Party City, July 23. Why go Arcade • Snack Bar & Lounge • Book Your Party In Advance! —Joe Rossi anywhere else? GUNS & AMMO Call 861-2695 or visit us at www.mousetraplanes.com HOT Savings BURKE SUBARU on these brands: Stoeger by Benelli pumps, semis, All-Wheel Drive. Because Mother over-unders Nature isn’t always in a good mood. Benelli Semis M2's, Super Black Eagles Thompson Center Omegas Charles Daly 45's Savage Thumbhole 17's ALL Airsoft ALL Paintball Markers Some prices are OPEN YEAR-ROUND AT COST or BELOW. MONDAY THRU SATURDAY All NJ Licenses All Major Credit Cards Accepted Sale good only from 7/26 - 8/9. Hurry in! 21W. Mechanic St., New items arriving daily. Cape May Court House Baseball / Fishing / Paintball / (Across from the Library) Football / In-Line Skates / Guns & Ammo / BURKE BROTHERS Lacrosse / Tennis / Hockey / Soccer / 519 Stone Harbor Boulevard - Exit 10 G.S. Parkway, Cape May Court House 465-6171 Fitness 1-800-343-2757 • 609-465-6000 • www.BurkeMotorGroup.com Herald Newspapers July 30 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A25

Toyota, and Dodge. Jeff sixth Nationwide Series ton is 31 points out of fi rst NASCAR Gordon was fifth. Points victory of 2008, saw Pole with 11 races remaining. leader Kyle Busch fi nished sitter Colin Braun finish Coming Up: 15th. Marcos Ambrose was second, Mike Bliss third, The Sprint Cup Series Nation 22nd in his second career Scott Wimmer fourth, and heads back to the northeast, By Bruce Knoll, Jr. Cup start, and Mayetta, Josh Wise fi fth. hitting the unique Pocono NJ native Martin Truex Jr. Craftsman Truck Se- Raceway for a weekend of The winner of the All- There has never been a fi nished 24th. ries: racing. The Nationwide state 400 at the Brickyard, tire problem of this caliber Nationwide Series: Johnny Benson held off Series heads north of the to continue tradition, lines at Indianapolis, or any- After NASCAR restricted a late charge from Ron border to Montreal’s Cir- his team up at the start/ where on the circuit, for Toyota to 15 less horsepow- Hornaday after a series of cuit Gilles Villanueve for finish line to “kiss the that matter. But the car er in their engines, it didn’t cautions in the closing laps road racing action. Don’t FILLING IN bricks.” This year’s winner of tomorrow, with its lack appear to have much ef- to win the Power Stroke miss a jam-packed week- One of the biggest advances in the fi ght against didn’t kiss much rubber. of down force, put much fect. Kyle Busch, in his Joe Diesel 200. Erik Darnell end of racing! premature aging involves the use of hyaluronic Jimmie Johnson held off stress on the right side Gibbs Racing Toyota, led was third, Matt Crafton in Carl Edwards late to win tires. No matter how much 197 of 200 laps en route to fourth, and Shelby Howard Bruce Knoll, 16, acid. This naturally occurring component of one of the sloppiest races rubber was on the track, his record-breaking, 14th in fi fth. Benson now leads of Eldora, can be con- connective tissue is capable of binding to water in NASCAR history. the tires just couldn’t last. NASCAR victory of 2008. the points standings by 15 tacted by email at bknoll much more effectively than even glycerin. The tires that Goodyear “Every lap I was con- The Kroger 200, Busch’s points over Hornaday. Craf- [email protected] As such, it has the ability to plump up skin. brought to Indianapolis cerned about it. Every cor- appeared as though they ner, for that matter,” said While hyaluronic acidʼs topical skin-plumping would become a problem Johnson. “As a group, we All About not Grigio) power is limited by the fact that it is too large a Ingredients after practices and qualify- all knew we couldn’t push molecule to penetrate the skin, hyaluronic acid ing Friday and Saturday Four 8-ounce tuna the envelope. I knew at the steaks injections are another matter. When hyaluronic showed heavy tire wear end, a seven-lap shootout, Fishing 2 cups teryaki glaze acid injectable fi ller was fi rst introduced in the and little rubber laying I could blast it off in there By Steven Lerario 1 teaspoon Lenny’s Ca- down on the track. and I’d be OK.” form of Restylane, dermatologists were struck NASCAR and Goodyear jun spice (available at the Johnson’s crew earned Gourmet Galley ) by its long-lasting effectiveness. Today, there are officials were confident him the lead late on one 2 teaspoons basil that the conditions would fi ve FDA-approved hyaluronic acid fi llers on the of the fi nal pit stops, and Well, I stretched it to 4-for-ten on blue fi n tuna 1 teaspoon minced gar- change for the race, but as Johnson got to the line just the end and this weekend up to 150 pounds. They’re lic market, which usually last four to nine months. a precaution, over 800 tires a few car lengths ahead of I went to the Cape May jigging butterfly jigs and 1 zip-lock bag Restylane may even reverse the signs of aging. made for next weekend’s the 99 car of Edwards. Coast Guard base and did chunking sardines. They Cooking spray Hyaluronic acid is used to improve the skinʼs Pocono race were shipped “That was a long day. I my boating safety class also had a good catch of Eight half-moon pineap- contour and reduce blemishes in the skin. If in. These tires were not know everybody’s trying required by the state of gaffer dolphins . ples (grilled and set aside) necessary, but were close to do their best,” Edwards New Jersey. The class was FYI Chris Gately is also a Combine all ingredients you would like additional information about to being used. said. “I just, personally, given by the Coast Guard freshwater guide in Penn- in zip-lock bag anti-aging treatments, contact our practice. We The conditions did not want to say to the fans, auxiliary. I would like to sylvania. Let marinate for 30 min- offer the latest advances in cosmetic services improve for the race, last- congratulate my two neph- Cape May Bait and Tack- utes everybody’s doing their and will work with you to develop a treatment ing only 10-15 laps before best to make that race; at ews, MJ Viola age 12, and le reports crokers, kingfi sh Preheat grill med-high becoming troublesome. In least we got to run at the Eric Adess age 13, for suc- and ling have all been Spray steaks with cook- program to meet your individual needs. For more ing oil order to insure the safety end.” cessfully completing their caught in the surf and off information, call Lawrence Paolini D.O., P.C. at class. the jetties at Cape May Grill steaks to desired of drivers, NASCAR threw Denny Hamlin fi nished six competition cautions Jim’s Bait over in Cape Point this week. Flounder taste 609-465-8788. We are located at 105 North Main third, and Elliot Sadler was May reports tuna fish- are being caught on mul- Chef Lenny can be Street, Cape May Court House. New patients to allow teams to change fourth, making the top four their tires. ing was hot at the cigar let or shrimp on a slow reached at the Gourmet welcome. Most insurance plans are accepted. fi nishers Chevrolet, Ford, this week. Most fisher- retrieve. Galley, 609-377-0529. men switch to jigging with High hook this week Sunny made new friends Please send any questions or comments to my offi ce more success. There was a at Cape May Tackle was this week. Two golden re- or e-mail me at: [email protected] good dolphin bite at the 20 Jordan Hernandez with trievers and two cockapoos, P.S. According to a University of Michigan study, ATTENTION Fathom line. Out at Tom’s a weakfi sh weighing 4.5- Buddy, Teases, Spencer, Canyon, Barger went two- pounds, 27 inches, caught and Poochie. Restylane causes the skin to create new collagen NASCAR FANS for-two on white marlin, at Sunset Beach. Sunny gives the fi shing and might also inhibit the breakdown of existing and had a 90-pound yel- Recipe of the week from seven barks this week. collagen. lowfin tuna. Liquidity offshore fisherman and Tight lines. Get on the ‘NASBUS’ to went two-for- two on white chef, Chef Lenny, from Lerario can be reached at Dover Downs Raceway! marlins. the Canyon Club Gourmet steveattheclub@yahoo .com Junior angler of the week Gally: was Anthony Ascoli, age Grilled Track and ‘Nextel Cup’ 13, who caught his first Pineapple Tuna Steaks SUNDAY SEPT. 21, 2008 yellowfi n tuna tipping the (Recommended wine, Pi- scales at a whopping 61 pounds fi shing aboard the Only $179 Miss Edna Jane. Congratu- What’s per person lation’s and tight lines. Local Chris Goldmark put Cooking? PACKAGE INCLUDES: his client on a 10.18- pound weakfi sh with a fl y rod. The Next week’s menu of • Deluxe roundtrip motorcoach transportation fi sh was four ounces short meals served by the Cape • Admission to DOVER DOWNS with NEW GRANDSTAND SEATS of a number 12 tippet world May County Nutritional Project for the Elderly. • Turn 4...Best seats w/views of pit row!! record. Wow. • Round trip on the Ferry Sterling Harbor Bait and Tackle in Wildwood reports Monday, Aug. 4: Mani- Captain Chris Gatley fi shed cotti, sausage, asparagus, For Tickets Call Lion Trailways with Captain Scott Pierce roll, salad, chocolate cake, 889-0924 and Captain Skip Jastremski chicken rice soup. aboard the Stalker going Tuesday, Aug. 5: Chick- en fingers, gravy, sweet potato, peas, Cole slaw, vanilla pudding. Wednesday, Aug. 6: Hamburger, roll, potato salad, baked beans, pound cake. Thursday, Aug. 7: Sliced ham, cabbage, boiled potato, applesauce, rice pudding, cream of broccoli soup. Friday, Aug. 8: Creamed chip beef, potato patty, mixed vegetables, pickled beets, cherry pie. Monday, Aug. 4: Bolo- gna and cheese sandwich Rates starting at $1,019 per person* on wheat bread, carrot rais- ing salad, lemon pudding, grape juice. Tuesday, Aug. 5: Liv- erwurst sandwich on rye, macaroni salad, applesauce, cranberry juice. Pick up location is AAA in Rio Grande & Northfi eld Wednesday, Aug. 6: Chicken salad on roll, broc- coli salad, cookies, apple- sauce. Thursday, Aug. 7: Tuna AAA Rio Grande AAA Northfi eld salad sandwich on white The Grande Center, bread, potato salad, peach- 901 Tilton Road 3301 Route 9 South es, vegetable juice. 609-646-6000 609-465-3033 Friday, Aug. 8: Turkey and cheese sandwich on wheat bread, celery sticks, jello, orange juice.

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Or you can call give your name, address plus a phone number so we can call 609-889-5000 the Spout Off line at 886-1580. You will have one minute to to confi rm your submission. The Herald publishes only letters anonymously voice your views on any subject of public interest. submitted exclusively to this newspaper. www.DaveAdamsRoofing.com Didn't See Your Spout Off In Print? Check Online at www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com NJ License # 13VH00133900 When is an audit not an audit? Ford and Scott and Associates has enough money to get as many as they need. Also, I suggest “report” that Middle Township on the host committee benefi t that a police car be parked in front or behind it so that people agreement of future mining and recycling does an about face get the feeling that we do have radar. and does not call this an audit. The 180,000 tons at $1 per —Avalon ton over the last 13 years is a bad joke. Concrete is very heavy. *** BUD’S MARKET One-half a yard equals one ton. How about the interest from I have a family of four and we go out and hit the restaurants SERVING THE ISLAND SINCE 1930 all the money that has been owed? Don’t pay your taxes and in the area. Here’s the pistol. We all had the same thing for see if they forgo the interest. Hold the old sphinx. It’s time for dinner and we all had gravy and onions. The bill was $5 more OPEN DAILY U. S. Attorney Christopher Christie to give us the sniff test. than what the menu said. The new thing is you pay $1 extra Taxpayers deserve the truth. for gravy and onions. We will no longer patronize this well- Looking Forward To Serving You During the 2008 Season —Cape May County known restaurant in Court House. *** —Court House • Custom Cut Fresh Meats The North Wildwood concerts are the greatest at times. *** Good family entertainment. They have good professional enter- Every time I see someone pulled over in Lower Township, I • Fresh Poultry tainers who are not sound technicians. Most of the lead singers see three police cars idling. I was pulled over several months words are unintelligible for two reasons: the back up music is ago for a broken tail light at 11:30 p.m., and there were three • Full-Line Of Groceries usually too loud, and the backup doo-wop singers are usually too idling police cars and one offi cer talking to me. What a waste loud, drowning out the lead singer. I feel that North Wildwood of taxpayers’ money. With the price of gas, there should never • Fresh Produce And More sound technicians should vary the microphones to correct this be more than two cars. • Roasted Chicken & Ribs problem and make the show more enjoyable for everyone. —North Cape May —North Wildwood (ED. NOTE: There is a reason for that action, namely many *** such late-night stops result in arrests for DWI or drugs.) Where Stone Harbor and Avalon Meat I can’t believe that the Middle Township Committee is *** going to spend $25,000 on a dog park in Rio Grande. Every I’m concerned about downtown Woodbine. I feel it was 83rd & 3rd Ave. (Ocean Drive), Stone Harbor year our taxes go up and it’s because of the frivolous spending going in a positive direction, but now they put that ungodly 368-4551 of this committee. They have to be replaced or Middle Town- trailer with the blue tarp right in the center of town. We are ship is doomed. just reversing all the positive things we have done in town only —Court House to make it the way it was before. *** —Woodbine A new book, “The Soprano State,” – New Jersey’s Culture *** of Corruption by Bob Ingle and Sandy McClure should be on The people at the Court House swimming pool, staff and Now the must read list for all of New Jersey taxpayers. instructors, are doing a great job. My children have been going —Cape May County there for years. It is a wonderful program. Featuring *** —Court House Here we go again, West Wildwood. I can’t understand why *** you fi nd it so hard to understand that new administration will To the person who stole my daughter’s towel at Raging Wa- bring in their own people. In your post card, you say that the ters: have fun with the life’s problem you have just acquired. code enforcer was let go and that solicitor no longer works for —Wildwood West Wildwood. It’s so nice to ask our mayor and commis- *** sioner questions and they answer, not the solicitor. And as for I think the 4-H Horse show committee could have done the police offi cer laid off, he was a summer cop. How many better with our prizes for the fair. Medal plaques weren’t very Impact-Resistant Vinyl Windows and police offi cers do we need? And for local businesses being attractive and they didn’t even stay on the gift. I hope next year treated unfairly, who wants a band playing outside of a bar all we can go back to the nice prizes. Full Line of Windows and Doors to night long? Please come up with legitimate complaints and —Court House Protect Your Home From Hurricanes not petty nonsense. *** —West Wildwood People from Wildwood Crest should stop bashing Bishop CHANGE FOR THE BETTER WITH 3.5% *** Galante for his possible closing of the Assumption parish. For ENERGY STAR Sales Tax We would like to thank the people who supported me in decades, the Assumption has not had a CYO, has not had Sunday the Christmas in July Boat Parade. We did not win any prizes but or monthly youth Mass of any type, rarely, if ever, have they had a we were highlighted in every paper in Cape May County. This yearly or twice-yearly parish dinner, and hasn’t had a communion WILDWOOD GLASS INC. should not take away anything from the three mayors who ran breakfast in ages. Stop saying how dynamic you are. You’ve lost the parade. My boat number is 26. Merry Christmas 2008. hundreds of families in the last fi ve years with the tear downs. —Cape May County These are facts. It’s also a fact that most of the children in the New Construction and Replacement Windows *** Crest go to Crest Memorial Public School. For decades, their Storm Doors • Auto Glass • Glass Table Tops I have vacationed in Stone Harbor for my entire live. Phila- children have not been coming to Saint Ann’s Regional School. Mirrors • Shower Doors and Tub Enclosures delphia Magazine missed the mark when awarding “The Best It’s a fact that Catholic grammar schools create vocations. Blame Italian Restaurant.” Marabella’s would get my vote. Great your neighbors for the lack of vocation. 2505 NEW JERSEY AVENUE, NORTH WILDWOOD • 522-2151 menu, service, and prices. My deal was exceptional including a Wildwood salad, and a side dish of delicious spaghetti. The next morning I *** saw the chef offer a cup of coffee to a man whose dog knocked I want to thank Lee at Mariner’s Landing. She is a man- his cup of Wawa coffee to the ground. Kudos to Angela, Dave, ager there. After purchasing a 10-pack of water park tickets and Matt. I will return any time for a wonderful meal. and promising to take our children there, the day we went, —Drexel Hill, Pa. we found out that we had lost all the tickets. She went out of *** her way and was very professional. She found out that she was In Wildwood there is a budget defi cit. Wildwood should able to switch our tickets. We were able to have a fun day at enforce its codes on everyone equally instead of a random the Water Park. It’s great to know that there are professional enforcement. There is an awful lot of construction going on people left in Wildwood. without permits all winter long. Some people get sited for bro- —North Cape May Experience the ken sidewalks and others don’t. Grass growing four feet high? *** service people are talking about! No problem. Grass six inches high, you get cited. Start making I am a local and I was recently laid off from a bed and everyone comply, not just new owners. breakfast in Cape May, but the foreign Russian girls were able —Wildwood to stay and work. *** —Villas Some states have prisons with “Death Row” in them. But *** it seems like Cape May County has a section that should be Someone spouted off and said that Jesse Helms who just called “Death Road.” Forty-seven should be changed to this died should be condemned to burn for eternity just for his name. It’s really a shame about how many young kids are being religious beliefs, and ironically he called Jesse Helms a bigot. killed on this road. I sense a lot of hypocrisy here from this man and the militant —Cape May County homosexual movement. *** —Cape May Beach Every year at this time, someone takes a part of the nativity *** on my lawn on 15th and Atlantic Avenue away. I have kept this In answer to the Wildwood Crest spouter about Wildwood’s nativity up in hopes that the Iraq War would end and in memory contaminated sites: I also wonder why nothing has been done. of the many men and women who are fi ghting for our freedom. Rite Aid and Wildwood Square Condos on New Jersey and Oak America is the greatest nation on this planet where religious Avenue were built on contaminated grounds which were the beliefs can be expressed without fear of reprisal. Many fi ne former train and bus terminals. After children were seen playing people visit our island but there are a few that no city would on those mounds years ago, the mounds were tested and they welcome. My fl ag has been fl ying day and night since our land were contaminated. It has never been remediated. was invaded since 2001 and it also was taken away three times —Wildwood in the past. May God speak to your heart, and as Bob Jones *** University teaches, “Do right.” Wildwood Crest’s fi reworks were great, but the fi re was —North Wildwood even better. *** —Cape May The Avalon Police Department removed the radar spot sign *** from 42nd Street. This was deterring some people from speed- Restaurants pay extra fees for their trash. Also a needed ing. Now that it has been removed, they are back to opening up parking lot should be put on 49th Street instead of moving the the speedway here. No one does 25 mph. It is requested that library and the school should be closed for so few students. NJHIC#13VH04204900 for the sake of our children on 42nd Street that the monitor be The dissenters have their own agenda. replaced. If it is being used somewhere else, the city of Avalon (Page A27 Please) Herald Newspapers July 30 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A27

Spout Off Handcrafted Cigars, (From Page A26) player. I’m mad. —Cape May County Wildwood *** Tobacco & Accessories —Sea Isle City *** Instead of pulling people • Walk-In humidor SeaGars *** The city of Cape May recycles, but there is a white pickup over for driving three miles 15ʼx16ʼ I would like to thank Tito for helping us with the boat ac- truck that goes around and picks up all the old aluminum over the speed limit, why don’t cidents on the Schooner Island Marina on G Dock from the chairs and broken umbrellas from the beach. He is not allowed the Avalon and Stone Harbor Christmas in July Boat Parade. And I would like to thank the to do this. police departments enforce good Samaritan boater that tried to help the disabled boat and —Cape May the use of the bike lanes Open ended up doing damage to his own boat. Also with the fi re, did *** on Dune Drive and Second 7 days anyone notice the smell of piping plover? New Jersey taxpayers are being played for saps. Giants Avenue? I have lost count of • Huge selection —Cape May County Stadium is being torn down and we will have to pay off tens how many bikers, skaters,

*** of millions of dollars. Jon Corzine said the state would spend roller bladers and even joggers SeaGars • Humidor locker Get your act together. We were told that parking was free $300 million on a new stadium and more to build additional that I have almost hit on Ocean for rent for the Vietnam Wall at the Convention Center if you purchase roads, utilities and a special one-mile rail link to make a new Drive and First Avenue. a copy, but we were charged $5 anyway. sports complex more available to mass transit. In addition, the —Avalon —Cape May County taxpayers are to be left holding the bag for $90 million in debt, *** Specialty Tobacco & Cigarettes *** which remains on the old building. The sports authority has When is Hovnanian going Why does the site of a barge greet visitors crossing the repeatedly refi nanced debt to pay for maintenance and upgrades to repair the parking spots August 8th, 2008 • 3pm- 7pm bridge into Sea Isle City with a huge crane on it? Why can’t on the existing stadium. Payments on that debt are scheduled at Anglesea Colony Garden? they park it in a less conspicuous place? Instead it is an unsightly to last another 15 years. No wonder New Jersey has the fourth They agreed to add the much- sight to welcome visitors to our beautiful island and our pristine highest state debt in the nation needed parking but then did wetland areas. Also it is the last thing they see as they leave. —Court House a poor job of it. The standing CAO International Cigar Company C’mon, please move it away from view so that our visitors can *** water is a breeding ground for smile when coming and going. Why are all the bathrooms on the boardwalk locked? My mosquitoes and who knows Steve Facenda from CAO will be present —Sea Isle City girlfriend and I took a long walk through Wildwood a few weeks what else. You can no longer *** ago on a Friday night. On our way back to our Andrews Avenue take a walk by there after a * Buy 3 CAO Cigars, get 1 free! The spouter who attended the zoning meeting in Cape May homes we decided to take the boardwalk so we could use the rain, and forget dog walking. doesn’t seem to understand that current zoning laws that have bathroom. We passed three bathrooms all locked; one in North Pretty soon the boards of all * Buy a box of CAO Cigars, get 6 free cigars! been upheld for everyone else are being challenged so a new Wildwood and two in Wildwood. The boards were packed and the area condos are just going home can be expanded onto the protected dunes. This not only I’m sure we were not the only ones that had to use the facilities. to have it repaired on their * Raffl e/Drawing for prizes! threatens the extinction of the piping plover, but the protection Thank God my friend’s son works at Crane E Days Arcade and own and send the bill over to of the town and homes from beach erosion and fl ooding. Those they let us use the bathroom. It’s a great arcade...check it out. the Blue Roof. And no wast- Refreshments and Hors DʼOeuvres!! who can afford beachfront homes only only enjoy sea air and —Wildwood ing time getting competitive ocean views. The quality of life would be diminished. This *** quotes; just go with the biggest spouter should stick with his marble game. North Wildwood City Hall grounds are kept clean and attrac- and most expensive one that —Sea Isle City tive. Turn the corner and the area around the police department comes with a guarantee 609-368-0035 *** looks like a pigsty. Weeds are out of control, sand is all over the —North Wildwood Harbor Square Mall, Unit 119 This is for parents and guardians: Has a GT electric scooter parking lot, and trash is all along the curbing. What a disgrace *** 96th Street, Stone Harbor shown up as of the 19th of this month? One was taken from and an eye sore. They should provide shoe covers to all who enter Is Wildwood Crest sending Algie’s Place Bikes in Wildwood Crest. It was actually a repair that building. The fl oors and windows are fi lthy and the bathroom someone to my house to for a customer. Although it was not locked up, it was not yours is a disgrace. Don’t they have a janitor for that building? clean the blinds, screens, to help yourself to. Please return it. —North Wildwood windows and remove the —Wildwood Crest *** smoke smell? And they owe *** To the residents living on the corner of Sunset and Breakwater me $24 for the car wash Stone Harbor There are fi nes for removing signs from properties that Road: Don’t you think it’s a hazard that your bushes are block- that went to waste. are up for sale. The police are watching you. ing the view of drivers? I have witnessed many cars having to —Shawcrest —Wildwood come to a sudden stop because they cannot see past the bushes *** Bath & Body *** when turning off and on to the street. It is a huge issue that Thank you to the North I heard that the Cape May County Animal Shelter is running needs to be solved. Wildwood EMT’s and the a special if you adopt two cats at the same time. I would never —North Cape May ambulance guys that took Visit our new location only own one cat again. Owning two cats is great fun. It’s like *** care of Nana this week. They Over 70 Diff erent Varieties of having a stage show in your home. It’s wonderful. I would like to thank the middle-aged woman on Ocean Drive were all very sweet and caring. Handcrafted Soaps —Mayville in Avalon for showing us last summer how to pack eight adults And we can’t say enough nice *** into the minivan. We were going to a wedding in Philly when things about everyone at Cape • Crabtree & Evelyn I’d like to say that Cape May’s Mall looks beautiful. The this adorable lady with salt ‘n pepper hair showed us where we Regional. only problem was the overfl owing trashcans and dirty bricks do should sit. She put the Grateful Dead ‘heads’ in the front, seniors —North Wildwood Products not look nice. City workers, you have some work to do. in the middle, and 40-somethings in the loge. The ride was so *** • Sleepwear —New York comfortable I now have a beautiful memory of the Commodore Every drunk driver needs *** Barry Bridge I will cherish for a lifetime. Thank you kind lady. to be arrested instantly. • Camille Beckman Driving through the Wildwoods, I see many homes and busi- —Avalon —Cape May County Lotions nesses displaying fl ags from other countries. This is fi ne, *** *** but the American fl ag should also be fl own with them to respect There is, or is it are? Only two social classes left in America. As a local senior citizen, • Fresh Flowers those who have given their lives for this country. The politicians and “we the people” who keep those creatures I’ve been witness to a lot of —North Wildwood in clover, living high off the proverbial hog. different things in Wildwood • Ahava *** —Green Creek over the years, but last week Unlike neighboring Stone Harbor, all of Avalon’s beaches *** came across something almost are dog friendly. In the morning or evening you will fi nd dogs What’s the deal with the pin point on the beach tags? It took incomprehensible. While sit- Harbor Square Mall (in the back) romping unfettered along our shoreline. Kudos to the borough me four minutes and all my strength to pierce the fabric in my ting on the beach, I watched offi cials who do not enforce the ordinance, which bans dogs on Nike swimming trunks. Is it just me? what appeared to be some kind • 261 96th St. • Suite 116 the beaches at any time. —Cape May of lifeguard training exercise. 609-368-4949 —Avalon (ED. NOTE: Doesn’t happen with Speedo.) To my amazement and a few *** *** other beachgoers near by, I Drill here. Drill now. Drill Al. The policeman who was laid off in West Wildwood was a witnessed one lifeguard hoist —Cape May Class 2 offi cer, which means he is a part time employee and up a very heavyset lifeguard. *** only used as needed. We are a small town and have more than A few seconds later was when There is no regard for the pedestrian crossing just installed enough police on duty. I agree with “cutting the fat.” I heard a loud scream, “My at 49th and 50th street in Avalon. Trying to cross that street is —West Wildwood back!” as the lifter fell to the a diffi cult task. The drivers pay no attention to the pedestrians. *** sand. I will keep that poor fel- The police need to patrol this area. Every summer my neighbors and I attend the Sea Isle City low in my prayers and hope —Avalon Little Miss pageant. This year the event was outstanding and a lighter training dummy is *** well organized. Thanks to the tourism commission for an excel- implemented next time. The side walks in Wildwood are in deplorable condition. I lent presentation. —Cape May County sit at the park everyday, and I see about 15 people almost fall —Sea Isle City *** in the matter of an hour because the sidewalks are in terrible *** A restaurant chopped the condition. Public Works need to do their jobs. Attention Cape May County: Don’t let the freeholders fool trees off half way at the —Wildwood you. The new AFSCME contract for county employees re- foot of the George Redding *** ally doesn’t save anyone any money at all. Sick days are Bridge several weeks ago so My friend lives next to the Villas Fishing Club, and she has paid whether you use them or not. When you retire from the you could see their billboard. tried to no avail to get them to keep their cigarette butts on county, you submit all your sick time for cash. So either way They left the top half of the their own property. It’s a shame, they put them over the you’re still getting paid. It’s the same for holiday pay. You either trees where they fell. Needless fence into her yard, and they wash them down into her yard, get paid for having the holiday off or actually working that day. to say the trees are dead and and no one in her house even smokes. We have talked to them Doesn’t sound like “great benefi ts” to me. It sounds like the the “debris” left behind looks several times, but nothing gets done. I hope someone can do almighty power. awful. Who do these people something about it. —Cape May County think they are? —Cape May County *** —Wildwood *** Our neighborhood has been following the Spout Off comments *** I have seen teenagers just roaming through Villas after about the unit building on Frances Avenue, Villas. We too have Galante, resign, as other midnight and even until 3 a.m. This is just trouble waiting this problem with a rental property. How do we obtain the name CEOS are forced to do when to happen for them and our town. I don’t understand why of the owners of rental properties? Perhaps these slumlords their hands are caught in the their parents would leave their kids unsupervised at these late would think twice if their names were published. We need your till. The end result if you re- hours. It is about time that the Lower Township Council add a help…we don’t want to become Villas II. curfew to eliminate this problem as so many other communi- —North Cape May (Page A44 Please) ties already have. *** —Villas Next rain storm, come down to the end of the 200 block of *** Frances and Rose avenues in Villas. Make yourself mud pies. July Wildwood, wake up. You keep complaining about Mayor 5, and our streets are mud. Supposedly this drainage problem dStud 2x8 7.23.08da.indd 1Scallop Concrete Edge 7/21/08 9:50:11 AM Troiano and the taxes and that entire situation. If you don’t is being worked on…(we’ve been waiting four-fi ve years). What for Landscaping Red or Grey like it, why do you keep voting him in year after year? And does council do to earn their “salary?” if you don’t like it, sell your house and move over to Villas or —Villas LUMBER, FENCE & STONE CO. Goshen where I live. You have that option. (ED. NOTE: Owners names are public record. Call your —Villas assessor’s offi ce.) WHOLESALE - RETAIL $ 99 $ 25 *** *** Drywall, Hardware & Building Materials 1 ea. 1 ea. In response to the spouter in July 2nd’s edition: Irene Hey kids (and misguided adults): Did you know Hollister is Jamison gave us many years of enjoyment and deserves her an Ostomy Supply Company that has been around a lot longer American Flags 3x5 .. $5.00 Truckload, Crushed retirement. Though she’ll never be replaced, a lot of credit than the clothing brand. So, everyone in the medical profes- goes to whoever took over. Thanks Irene for a job well done all sion that sees the name “Hollister” smattered on your behind Roberts & New Jersey Aves. Clam Shells these years. Enjoy your retirement. momentarily thinks you have a colostomy or urostomy bag Wildwood, 522-8395 great for driveways —Sea Isle City and are advertising it to the world. Mon.-Fri. 7:30am-5pm • Sat. 8-4 3.5% $ *** —Rio Grande Sundays 9am - 2pm Sales Tax 150 delivered I’m 71 years old, and I’ve been a Phillies fan all my life. I *** 416 State Hwy. 47 South Concrete Gutter Splash Blocks can’t believe the person who wrote in and said we should get Dear trashmen, I bought rubber trash cans so that they won’t Green Creek, 889-9090 in rid of Ryan Howard. Why? This person must be a Mets fan. be damaged; so throw them as hard as you want. I can’t believe Mon.-Fri. 7am-5pm • Sat. 8am-1pm Wildwood! $ 99 I’d like to meet this bozo face to face. Who does he think he all the whiners that complain about trashcans. And thanks Closed Sun. 5 is? Ryan Howard may have been in a funk, but he’s a great ball for your service, I do appreciate it. A28 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers July 30 2008 “Medically Speaking” a radio show hosted by Michael Boriss, DO, FACC, FACOI · Cape Regional Cardiologist Diverticular Disease Call for a free Local COPD Clients Unaffected by Sale CD or Helping You Understand the Diagnosis. By JOE HART formation. It also offers the Listen to following services: With special guest on the web at COURT HOUSE — If • Licensed respiratory you’re in the market for care practitioners available David Landset, DO www.caperegional.com a giant home healthcare around the clock. Board Certifi ed company that has over • Disease state manage- Gastroenterologist 1,700 employees in 80 lo- ment programs to support cations serving more than patients diagnosed with 120,000 people throughout Joe Hart COPD. the eastern United States, This COPD Services offi ce at 204-C Hand Ave. should • Clinical monitoring for WCMC-AM 1230 you’re in luck because one not be affected by the sale of its parent company’s disease state management Exceptional Care just became available. U.S. Healthcare business. programs to enhance as- 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, August 6 Exceptional People Air Products, the Penn- sessment of compliance, sylvania-based industrial President and CEO John E. provides homecare to hun- productivity and the pa- Physician Referral 1-800-362-4123 air supplier, announced McGlade. dreds of customers through- tient's needs. July 22 that it is plan- Air Products also an- out the area. • Rehabilitative services ning to sell its U.S. Health- nounced that it reached COPD Services gets its including ambulatory aids, care business, including a a preliminary agreement name from chronic obstruc- mobility aids and standard small offi ce in Cape May to sell its divisions in the tive pulmonary disease, a wheelchairs. County. metropolitan New York and condition of the lungs in • Specialty pharmacy ser- HEARING TESTS According to a press re- New Jersey areas. One of which the airways become vices including convenient lease, the company plans to the those branches includes narrowed resulting in short- unit-dose respiratory medi- SET FOR SENIOR CITIZENS report the U.S. Healthcare the COPD Services offi ce ness of breath. COPD is cations to encourage com- located at 204-C Hand Ave. reported to be the fourth Free electronic hearing test will be given at the Cape May County Hearing subsidiary as a discontin- pliance and support more ued operation beginning next to Suntastic tanning leading cause of death in successful outcomes. Aid Dispensary, 204 S. Main St., Cape May Court House, on Monday, in the fi scal fourth quarter salon and Precision Hair the U.S. Overall the Air Prod- Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday, August 4,5,6,7, & 8, 10:00am to this year and will continue Design by Sandy just west Many COPD patients ucts parent company has 4:00pm. Please call for an appointment. Anyone who has trouble hearing to operate and serve pa- of the railroad tracks. require supplemental oxy- 22,000 employees in more or understanding speech or words clearly is welcomed to have a test using tients until the business Air Products spokesper- gen to treat their disease than 40 countries with the most modern electronic equipment to determine if their hearing loss is is transitioned to a new son Katie McDonald told and that’s where COPD annual revenues of $10 bil- one which may be helped. owner. the Herald that the sale is Services comes in. lion. It serves four different Everyone should have a hearing test at least once a year if there is any The healthcare company expected to be completed “When a patient is medi- markets: Merchant Gases, trouble at all hearing clearly. Even people not wearing a hearing aid or had sales of $271 million in by the end of the fi scal year. cally ill, injured, elderly Tonnage Gases, Equipment those who have been told nothing could be done for them, should have a fi scal year 2007. She also said the identity or chronically diagnosed, & Energy, Electronics & of the buyer would remain home medical equipment hearing test and fi nd out whether the modern methods of hearing correction “Our U.S. Healthcare Performance Materials and employees have worked undisclosed at this time. and homecare services are Healthcare. can help them hear better. The Free Hearing Tests will be given by factory very hard to execute our When asked what the critical to the plan of care,” The worldwide Health- trained Hearing Aid Specialists licensed by the State of New Jersey Monday, plan to increase volumes sale would mean for the according to COPD Services care business provides ser- Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday, August 4,5,6,7, & 8. and reduce costs. Unfortu- Court House office, Mc- Web page. vices to more than 500,000 nately, despite progress in Donald said the four em- COPD Services stocks patients in 15 countries. CALL 465-9199 OR 1-800-290-3277 a number of areas, the U.S. ployees at this fairly small and delivers hospital beds, The recent sale announce- business is still not meet- location would most likely wheelchairs, respiratory ment is for the U.S. portion NJ LIC HEARING AID DISPENSERS - JAMES L. SAAD, Jr. LIC. #171 ing expectations,” said go with the sale. equipment and medicine, of the Healthcare business RICHARD J. SAAD LIC. #324 Air Products Chairman, The COPD Services here according to company in- only. Burke Golf Classic Seeks Sponsors, Support BURLEIGH — The 12th well over a hundred col- golf classic has set the stan- or other merchandise that From Ordinary annual Burke Motor Group lege scholarships to lo- dard for excellence in golf can be utilized for our OVCEAN IEW Golf Classic will take place cal students, supported tournaments, according to silent auction. to Extraordinary Sept 14, at Wildwood Golf Volunteers in Medicine a release from Francey K. Levels of sponsorship A r c h i t e c t u r a l M i l l w o r k , l l c and Country Club here. of Cape May County with Burke, tournament direc- are listed on the enclosed This year’s event will an $18,000 donation to tor and past president Mid tournament form. benefi t the Mid Jersey Cape establish their pharmacy Jersey Cape Rotary Club. Contributions will be Rotary Club, an organi- office suite, and helped The community’s sup- recognized at the tourna- zation made up of local those in the South affected port of the event is being ment, which has been business professionals dedi- by Hurricane Katrina with sought for sponsorship, a sell-out since it was cated to serving the needs a hand-delivered contribu- tournament participation, founded. of the community. tion of $10,000. donations of premium items Those interested in par- Over the past 11 years All of those were made such as golf foursomes, din- ticipating should call Burke the golf classic has raised possible through the gen- ner or retail gift certifi cates, at 609-463-5757. over $350,000, and the erosity of local businesses, tickets to sporting events, proceeds were utilized for sponsors, and tournament a myriad of projects. participants. Highlights of past ac- The Burke Motor Group complishments include Golf Classic has been rec- funding a state-of-the art ognized by the New Jersey playground located at the State Assembly for its dedi- Middle Township’s Davies cation to the community, Sports Complex, provided and for over a decade, this Some of our Crest Savings Earns Custom Products: LastingFirst Impressions Just as the interior of Bauer’s Four-Stars Landscape accents your home reflects your Pergolas vision, so should the WILDWOOD CREST Crest Savings Bank has Window boxes exterior. Custom archi- — Crest Savings Bank earned this recommended Exterior trim “stands strong in the cur- status. tectural millwork can set rent environment while “In a climate where it Columns and posts your home apart from the many fi nancial institutions is increasingly diffi cult to Trellis systems rest. If you are building a are faltering,” according shine, Crest Savings Bank Lattice work new home or want to update to a release from BauerFi- proves it can be done,” stat- your current home, our nancial, Inc., Coral Gables, ed Karen L. Dorway, presi- Crest Savings Bank partnered with Sunset Lake Rail systems Fla., the nation’s leading dent of the research fi rm. Hydrofest Association and other sponsors to present Cupolas high-quality products will independent bank rating “In fact, local residents the Eighth Annual Sunset Lake Hydrofest. Oct. 4-5. Fascia give your home definition and research fi rm. should be proud that their Hydrofest Coordinator Ann Fitzgerald, left, accepts Gable accents and character and add “You don’t have to take community bank is one of check from Crest Savings Bank Senior Vice President value to your most cherished their word for it, though; the elite fi nancial institu- and Branch Administrator Jodie DiEduardo. The Interior trim investment. Crest Savings Bank has tions in the nation. They event is expected to attract at least 12,000 race fans Built-ins earned a 4-Star Recom- can rest assured that their and tourists, and 70 to 80 race teams. And more ServingPennsylvania, mended rating from BAU- deposits are well-placed in New Jersey and Delaware ERFINANCIAL, Inc. The this 4-Star bank.” Red Cross Sets Blood Drives 4-Star rating is based on the Established in 1919, 18 Stoney Court, overall fi nancial picture of Crest Savings Bank has ful- COURT HOUSE — The seph’s School, 132 44th Ocean View, NJ 08230 Visit our New Showroom at the bank and indicates that fi lled fi nancial needs of the Cape May Chapter of the St., Auditorium, Sea Isle (609) 624-1032 Woodland Village Crest Savings Bank is one community for 89 years. American Red Cross will City, from 1–7 p.m. Fax: (609) 624-1432 1919 Route 9 N. Building A of the strongest banks in It operates eight located hold blood drives on the Thursday, Aug. 7, Cape www.ovamllc.com Clermont, NJ 08210 the nation. What’s more, offi ces in southern Cape following dates and loca- May Elementary School, this represents the 20th May County. tions: 921 Lafayette St. Gym, consecutive quarter that Tuesday, Aug. 5, St. Jo- from noon-6 p.m.. Herald Newspapers July 30 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A29

Offi ce Furniture for Home and Offi ce Cold Spring Presbyterian Giving Backpacks FLOOR MODEL Sale Ends 7/31/08 COLD SPRING — To cel- 23 giveaway to be held CLEARANCE ebrate the return to school, at Cold Spring Presbyte- kindergarten through sixth rian church, 780 Seashore One Of A Kind Items • Save 60-80% grade students attending Road, Cold Spring, will Visit us at our NEW LOCATION in the same great Cardiff Plaza Lower Township schools receive a backpack fi lled will have the opportunity with classroom necessities 6701 Black Horse Pike • Cardiff Plaza (Across from Deltona Tires) to receive a new backpack such as pencils, glue, eras- (609) 569-9191 • www.offi ce-concepts.com filled with school sup- ers, paper etc. plies. The children and their The backpacks are being families will be treated to made available through hot dogs, beverages, a mov- donations from local busi- ie, popcorn and pony rides nesses, the congregation (weather permitting). Judy Beare, deacon’s moderator of Cold Spring and friends of Cold Spring For information or to Presbyterian Church, accepts check from Geof- Presbyterian Church. register call: 884-4065 frey Harrison, assistant vice president and branch The fi rst 100 children between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. manager of Sturdy Savings Bank’s North Cape May to sign up for the Aug. Monday thru Friday. offi ce for ”The Back to School Backpack Project” being held Aug. 23. Joining is Rev. Russell Duncan, Marilyn Meikle and Ann Neal. Main St. Wildwood Donates To Vietnam Vets Chapter WILDWOOD — Main helped defray the cost of Street Wildwood board bringing "The Wall," a member Irv Posternock, a replica of the Vietnam War World War II and Korean Memorial in Washington, War veteran, presented a D.C., here. check for $150 to Vince Main Street Wildwood, DePrinzio, a member of as part of its downtown Vietnam Veterans Associa- revitalization efforts, ac- Cape Classics Motorcycle Club donated $1,000 tion, Chapter 955 during tively supports events and towards purchase of new bicycles for Wildwood Po- the visit, earlier this month initiatives that strengthen 2008 Jetta • EPA Rated 21 City 29 Highway lice Department’s bicycle unit. Previous bikes were of “The Wall That Heals,” the community. several years old, and could not be updated due to to Fox Park. It believes that a health- budget restraints. The new bikes were purchased at Wildwood Commis- ier, more vibrant commu- 0% APR 36 months Kona Sporting Goods. Bicycle unit offi cers and the sioner Bill Davenport and nity will make downtown It’s what the people want. Chief of Police Steven Long stand with, from left, DePrinzio are both Marine Wildwood a more attrac- Cape Classics Vice-President Mark D’Amico, Bicycle Corps veterans from the tive place to work, shop, 519 Stone Harbor Blvd. • Cape May Court House Offi cer Roger Lillo, Long, Bicycle Offi cer Karree Vietnam War. The Main entertain and live. Wright and Cape Classics President Roland Roy. Street Wildwood donation Exit 10 Garden State Parkway Altieri Earns Honor 1-800 343-2757 • www.burkemotorgroup.com From Cape Regional COURT HOUSE — provides exception care to Christine Altieri, staff reg- her patients,” according to istered nurse, was named a release. Cape Regional Medical Altieri gained the ad- Center’s Service miration of one Excellence of the particular family Month Recipient who went to Cape for June 2008. Regional for the Altieri has been birth of their child. employed at Cape “From the moment Regional since that they walked 2007 as an RN through the door, BEACH BUMS, 104 W. Spruce Ave., Anglesea (at- in the Labor and Altieri made them tached to Flip Flopz) opened its doors July 4. Spe- Delivery Unit. She feel most comfort- cializing in gourmet coffees and specialty drinks and a one-stop shop for all beach needs. Pictured from was nominated for CHRISTINE able. The expect- left is: Megan Duffy, Jackie Drebes, Laura Duffy and this honor by co- ALTIERI ant parents were workers “because impressed with Robin Carmeans (owner). she is a caring and kind her proficiency, her ut- person who consistently most professionalism and G. Anderson Wins July her warm, friendly, caring Safe Drivers attitude. They felt that ‘Special Touch’ Award Classes Dates Christine and the entire Maternity staff made their COURT HOUSE — Glad- loon arrangement to com- Announced experience very pleasant,” ys Anderson of Sea Isle City, memorate the occasion,” the release stated. is Cape Regional Medical according to a release. Is the temperature and humidity at the beach COURT HOUSE — The “This is such an unex- Center’s “Special Touch While Anderson attend- summer schedule for the pected surprise and I really Volunteer of the Month” ed to her regular Monday more comfortable than your living room? AARP Drivers Safety Pro- don’t feel that I deserve for July 2008. afternoon volun- gram has been announced. special recognition as I Anderson has teer duties, Joanne ENJOY AFFORDABLE COOL COMFORT By taking the class, partici- treat all of my patients the been an East Lob- Carrocino, presi- pants may reduce car insur- same,” commented Altieri. by Errand Volun- dent and CEO, WITH HIGH EFFICIENCY AIR CONDITIONING ance by 5 percent for three “I love being a nurse, I love teer since Octo- Tom Piratzky, vice years and reduce driving where I work, and I really ber 1999 and has president of mar- • Power saver variable speed blowers record by two points. love the people that I work contributed nearly keting and public • Environmentally friendly Puron refridgerant Classes will be held on with. I strive to be like 2,600 hours of vi- relations, and Ju- the following dates: them everyday.” tal service. lie Paolella, direc- • Ask about our 6 month, no-pay, no-interest plan Saturday and Sunday: Altieri lives in North Her previous tor of volunteer • Same day condenser replacements 9:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Cape Cape May with her hus- career included services surprised GLADYS NJ Lic#13vh01483100 Regional Medical Center, band John and their eight that of supervisor Anderson with this ANDERSON contact Bonnie Kratzer, children, who range in age at AT&T. special award. 927-4122 or 1-800-757-4122 463-4043. from 9 to 23. Altieri always Anderson enjoys read- Anderson was present- Aug. 27 and 28: 5-9 knew that she wanted to be ing, knitting, serves at ed with flowers, Special www.McService.com p.m., DeVico Senior Cen- a nurse but raising a family her church in Ocean City, Touch Volunteer pin, token ter, contact Frank Ange- was her fi rst priority. Union Chapel by the Sea, gift and commemorative lone, 463-0939. When her youngest child and is a big Phillies fan. plaque. Call early to reserve a started kindergarten, the “Her pleasant personal- “I am overwhelmed, I SAVE $25 SAVE $700 place. time was right for Altieri to ity and team spirit were had no idea!” exclaimed On Service of Your On A New Furnace pursue her dream of attend- applauded by her nomina- Anderson. “I feel very hon- Air Conditioner, Oil Heat We will automatically deduct “To be prepared for war, ing nursing school. tor and fellow volunteers. ored to be acknowledged by $700 when we install the furnace is one of the most effec- When not working, her In addition, her three sons, my friends and the Medical Gas Heat, Heat Pumps as part of an air conditioning coil tual means of preserving passion is reading and ten grandchildren, and Center in such a special We Service all makes. & condenser package. peace.” learning. great-grandchild sent a way,” Anderson added. 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CAPE MAY COUNTY 609-465-1943 What’s the point of Counties. Dust Bunnies Ask for Dave Interior/Exterior BUILDERS 609-889-7630 living at the beach... Cleaning Service 609-886-1587 Powerwashing and * New home Lawn Care- if you can’t Please forward your re- Commercial, Residential Deck Treatments construction/ additions see the view! sume to the Human Re- and change overs. Handyman- Schedule now for fall & * All phases of Serving Avalon, Stone sources Department, No job too small. CIPOLLA winter. NEED A HANDYMAN? home remodeling LANDSCAPING Licensed & Insured Harbor & Sea Isle City P.O. Box 550, Cape Free Estimates. Mon. - Fri. only Maintenance, painting, * Specializing in & LAWN CARE May Court House, NJ, Available seven days kitchens, baths Norine Tiz bathroom renovations, Lawncare maintenance, 609-861-2213 08210 or fax to 609- a week. & decks Call for a free window drywall, fl ooring. I do spring & fall cleanups, Direct cell: 465-2075, or e-mail to Call 609-972-4655 * Licensed & insured cleaning estimate all kinds of handyman pressure washing, con- 484-576-9670 employment or 609-886-5977 Call John, 609-967-5446 work. No job too small. crete walkways, decora- @capebanknj.com. Ask for Ann 610-368-2056 avalonhome References tive stones, mulch Painting/Papering- Exterminating- cleaning.com Call Frank 609-465-5806 EOE M/F/D/V 609-972-9485 μ WebID #: 143166 * LIGHTHOUSE Papering & Painting AVALON INSECT Home Improvements- Insured, References MISCELLANEOUS

CONTROL 25 Years Experience JOE DERUVO Watch 609-368-8899 CONSTRUCTION * Termite Service and Your Business PROF. SERVICES Inspection Owner operated carpen- Piano Service- * Ants, silverfi sh, ter, 25+ years experi- Grow when TUNING REPAIRS: Reg- BANKRUPTCY Cash in on the Cla$$ifieds spiders, crickets, etc. ence. Windows, doors, Build an Attractive Ad ulation Grands, Spinet, Free Initial * Outside Yards kitchens, baths, ceramic you advertise • Avoid abbreviation Upright, Console, Stu- Consultation * Dog and deer ticks, tile, interior renovations. If they do not understand it. dio. Player Piano Re- Victoria Steffen, Esq., They will not call to find out spiders, ants Small jobs welcome. in the Herald. builders. Professional 609-463-0611 • White space attracts the eye and chiggers 609-465-4449 Refi nishing. A cluttered ad will be missed * Shrub & Place your ad Expert Old-World μ WebID #: 138470 Tree Spraying Looking here and get • Use photos Craftsmanship. People call faster if * Bag worm, caterpillars, for they can see it , results. Guaranteed. more importantly scale diseases, etc something? they buy it faster 609-886-8600 Call 609-368-2719 • List a time to call 609-368-6075 Ext. 33 or 34 and be ready CLASSIFIEDS μ WebID #: 155160 for results Herald Newspapers July 30 2008 Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A 3 1

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EXPERIENCED Applications are now LINEN SUPPLY LOWER TOWNSHIP Earn up to $100 per Payroll Clerk/ STYLISTS being accepted by the 6112 New Jersey Ave., ELEMENTARY day. All looks needed Cape May County Spe- SCHOOLS to work with fi lm & TV Wildwood Crest, NJ Full or part time to take cial Services School Bookkeeper production compa- 08260 over following. Highest District for the follow- MEMORIAL SCHOOL: nies. No experience commission paid, ben- ing positions FIND A JOB Please send required. Seasonal position, Now Taking efi ts available, bonuses. resume to or Applications For * BUS DRIVER including Dr. Shelley Please call Year Round Lisa Renee Hairstyling Magan, Principal 1-888-615-5240 FILL A weekends. 609-886-1866, Must have CDL class & Seasonal Drivers 2600 Bayshore Road, ask for Lisa B license as well as General- POSITION Experience helpful, Villas, NJ 08251 school bus and pas- Competitive Salary Beauty/Hair- but will train. senger endorsements. PART TIME Good Company TEMPORARY HERALD Hourly, to drive new AIRCRAFT Benefi ts BUSY SALON KINDERGARTEN CLASSIFIEDS Looking for an expe- route effective Sep- REFUELING TEACHER WORK FOR YOU! rienced NJ Licensed tember 3, 2008 609-522-7761 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY

Stylist with following Big Sky Aviation, Cape EMPLOYER September 1, 2008 preferred. All calls con- * SUBSTITUTE May Airport. Aircraft - June 30, 2009. Po- fi dential. Call 609-827- ROUTE DRIVER/ refueling/ customer SNIFF OUT A APPLY sition requires a New 1635 ask for Liz. Snip- TRIP DRIVER service. Immediate MONDAY THRU FRIDAY Jersey “Elementary opening. Experience GREAT DEAL IN pers Salon & Spa Villas 10AM-12PM School Teacher” Cer- NJ Must have class B preferred. Excellent Herald Classifi eds ASK FOR R. STOKES tifi cate or a Certifi - license as well as customer service skills cate of Eligibility a must. WebID #: 156301 school bus and pas- μ senger endorsements. Beauty/Hair- Middle Township Public Schools Hourly Complete application AA - EOE at 375 Forrestal Road Speech/Language Specialist Requisition Hairstylist Wanted Please send Rio Grande • Educational Services certifi cate and/or NJ Speech/Language standard Creations Hair Salon in #09-00332 letter of interest to General- certifi cate required. Cape May Court House Barbara J. is looking for an experi- School Occupational Therapist Makoski General- PHOTO SHOP enced or somewhat ex- • Educational Services certifi cate and /or (Dept. of Education) Superintendent perienced creative styl- Cape May County Some experience nec- Occupational Therapist standard certifi cate required ist. CARE GIVER Special Services essary. Must be self 1st Grade Teacher Call Carole at School District motivated & organized. • Elementary School Teacher certifi cate required 609- 602- 4723 Caring People Needed 4 Moore Road Medical & Non-medi- Computer skills helpful. Substance Awareness Coordinator DN 704 cal home care. Hourly, μ WebID #: 156674 • Educational Services certifi cate and/or SAC certifi cate required Cape May daily, live-in. Apply in person: Court House KONA SPORTS, Special Education Teacher Bed & Breakfast- NJ 08210 Contact Home In- Rio Grande & • Teacher of Students w/Disabilities certifi cate required, HQ in Language Arts/Literacy

stead Senior Care, New Jersey Aves., • Grades 6,7,8 BREAKFAST Drivers- 609-927-0203 Wildwood Teacher of Music COOK • Teacher of Music certifi cate required Part time Ice Cream Truck Drivers Drivers- • High School Immediate opening. Full Apply in person General- Band Director Time Summer. 1 year Angel of the Sea DRIVER WANTED • Stipend- $6,647 minimum college re- 5 Trenton Ave., GOLF COURSE • Start date- ASAP quired. Cape May MAINTENANCE CDL Class A wanted • NJ Teacher of Music certifi cate required 609-743-6791. for recycling center

in Cape May Court Submit resume with a copy of certifi cate, by Thursday, July 31, 2008 to: Entry Level or μ WebID #: 157145 House. Part time now, Michael J. Kopakowski, Superintendent, Experienced Person Child Care- possibly turning into full 216 S. Main St., Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 Needed For Seasonal, tine. Drug/alcohol test Full Time Position. required. Good driving BABYSITTERS Education- record, references will be WANTED Apply At check. BOROUGH OF WILDWOOD CREST Wildwood DENNIS TOWNSHIP Looking for year round Golf Club, SCHOOL DISTRICT Call 609-465-7406 JOB OPPORTUNITY residents with own 1170 Golf Club Road, Immediate opening Or stop in at transportation. Immedi- CMCH. 2008 - 2009 Raff's, FULL-TIME POSITION AVAILABLE, IN THE BOROUGH ate openings. Call 609-463-0566 209 Goshen Rd., CMCH Ask For Jeff. OF WILDWOOD CREST, DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE 609-465-0840 ELEMENTARY/ AND FINANCE, FOR: www.sittersat MIDDLE SCHOOL theshore.com MEDIA SPECIALIST FIND THE TAX COLLECTOR

Must possess Cer- PERFECT JOB SALARY RANGE: $45,000 - $60,000 Child Care- tifi cation by the NJ Dept. of Education or in Herald Classifi eds TODDLER meet qualifi cations QUALIFICATIONS INCLUDE: APPLICANTS MUST BE TEACHERS for emergency Certi- STATE CERTIFIED (CTC) WITH AT LEAST TWO YEARS EX- fi cation. PERIENCE AS TAX COLLECTOR. COMPUTER LITERACY Full time. Benefi ts A MUST. PROFICIENCY IN MICROSOFT WORD, EXCEL available. Experience Send or fax resume AND EDMUNDS SYSTEM PREFERRED. HAVE EXCELLENT preferred. Dennis with copy of HOME CARE RNs Weekend Opportunities Twp. certifi cations to WRITTEN AND VERBAL COMMUNICATIONS SKILLS AS George R. Papp, with Benefits! WELL AS SIGNIFICANT COMPUTER/TYPING EXPERIENCE Barbarito & Beyers Superintendent Holy Redeemer Home Care, the largest not-for-profit AND ABILITY. EXCELLENT BENEFIT PACKAGE. 609-625-4440 provider of home healthcare services in NJ and PA, is Administration seeking NJ licensed RNs for unique weekend positions Offi ces with benefits: Cleaning- Employment Applications are available at the Municipal Clerk’s 601 Hagan Road CAPE MAY COUNTY CMCH, NJ 08210 • Electronic Medical Records eliminates virtually Offi ce, 6101 Pacifi c Avenue, Wildwood Crest, New Jersey 08260, SAT. TURN-OVERS Fax 609-861-1833 all paperwork and completed applications/resumes/salary histories, directed to the • Base Salary plus Weekend Incentive attention of Kevin M. Yecco, Clerk/Administrator, will be accepted In Cape May. Bonus end All resumes need to • Paid Vacation • Pension Plan of summer be postmarked by • Medical Benefits through SEPTEMBER 5, 2008. August 6, 2008 Apply online: www.holyredeemer.com 609-889-7661 AA/EOE Call Susan Burns with questions: 609-761-0296 (Wildwood Crest residency preferred)

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LAUNDRY PERSON 20 hours a week to start. RECEPTIONIST RESIDENTIAL CAFE PROMENADE at § Must be 21 or older. Now Hiring AIDES the Montreal Inn, Cape Looking for Full time, seasonal The NJ Department of May now hiring Men & Women Apply in person Children and Families Full time or part time, * Breakfast Cook Apply in person NO phone calls (DFC) is seeking a full provide training, sup- with Big Hearts Saturdays and LaMer Beachfront Inn CAM-DEN GLASS time receptionist to fi ll EXPERIENCED port and assistance Sundays only Beach Ave., OF VILLAS a vacancy in Cape May COOKS to residents who are Who are interested in * Line Cooks Cape May Delaware & Court House, NJ. & SERVERS developmentally dis- helping the elderly with Full time/Part time, Or call for appointment Tampa Aves. Responsibilities include abled, in group home daily living skills. You Year Round/Seasonal 609-884-9000 answering phones, Pick up an application: settings. Assist with can name the days Offi ce- * Fry Cooks greeting clients, the Cafe Promenade, recreation, meal prepa- and hours you want * Expeditor ability to type 40 wpm Beach at Madison ration, chores, shop- to work. Great pay RECEPTIONIST and other routine duties Ave., Cape May or ping, hygiene, medical available Apply in person: needed. send resume: needs, etc. Full time Busy professional offi ce Harbor View Starting salary FAX 609-884-8110; positions are a com- needs full time reception- Restaurant Call 609-398-2424 $24,383.06. Driver’s MAIL bination of 3pm-11pm ist. Must be a self starter 954 Ocean Drive Hotel/Restaurant- license required. Com- 1025 Beach Ave., and 11pm-7am shifts § with computer skills, ad Cape May prehensive benefi ts Cape May, NJ 08204; and include weekends. copy experience and package. Send resume EMAIL Part time determine Golden Inn Hotel strong telephone skills. Restaurant and cover letter with info@ schedules based on & Conference Previous offi ce experi- references #R07-08-2 cafe-promenade.com staffi ng needs. $9.25/ Center ence preferred and real * PREP COOKS Healthcare- by 8/15/08 to. EOE hour after comple- Seeking estate background is a Holly Kane, * LINE COOKS tion of training. Pay plus. Human Resources De- * DISHWASHERS raises based on hours MEDICAL * SOUS CHEF partment of worked, to $10.80. Full ASSISTANT Email resume or work Minimum 3 years Children and Families For Avalon Restaurant. time benefi ts - health, experience along with experience required. Division of Youth dental, vision, prescrip- Part time in CMCH area. salary requirements to Full time, year round and Family Services Apply in person tion, 24 paid time-off Immediate opening. Per- jobhunting2@gmail. position. Excellent sal- 5218 Atlantic Avenue Princeton Bar & Grill days, retirement plan, fect Care knowledge a com. ary and benefi ts. Suite 204 Restaurant/ 2008 Dune Drive, life insurance. plus. * FRONT DESK Mays Landing Food Service- Avalon

AGENTS NJ 08330 or online Apply at The Arc Fax resume: Year round and Fax: 609-625-8482 America’s Drive-In www.princeton of Cape May County, 609-465-7330 Offi ce- seasonal positions email: holly.kane bar.com 822 Route 47, Healthcare/Offi ce - available. @dfc.state.nj.us Sonic Drive-In is South Dennis, NJ RECEPTIONIST EOE opening soon in Cape 609-861-7100 x128 MEDICAL Apply May County. Now FRONT DESK goldeninn.com Medical facility is searching for Restaurant- Minorities and females seeking a part time RECEPTIONIST or fax resume to: encouraged to apply. receptionist. Hours Offi ce- WAITRESS www.arcofcapemay. 609-368-6112 available are Monday TEAM Needed for busy family org thru Thursday, 4pm practice part time, nights TEMPORARY MEMBERS Year round position. - 8pm and occasional & weekends. RECEPTIONIST Experience required General- weekends. Flexibility Email resume to: Offi ce- to work additional Please fax resume to: Position is available in jerseydriveins Apply within: RETAIL and DINING hours would be help- 609-898-1912 active real estate offi ce. @aol.com Casey’s on Third ful. ESTABLISHMENTS OCEANSIDE Term is now thru Oct. or fax: 215-565-2525 301 New York Ave. Hotel/Motel- REALTY Weekends required. North Wildwood Responsibilities Need clients to judge RENTALS Must be able to work Chamberpersons include: busy tele- Restaurant- quality and customer ASSISTANT well with the public in Restaurant- phones, greeting service. Earn up to $100 a fast-paced environ- Now interviewing for visitors and some per day. Full time position, Tues. ment. Typing/ comput- ✦✦✦✦✦ Westy’s Irish Pub Chamberpersons. clerical duties. - Sat. The qualifi ed er skills required. CHEF LINE COOK Please call candidate must have Call LaMer Retirees are encour- WANTED 1-877- 648-1528 previous guest/offi ce/ Please call Beachfront Inn aged to apply. Night shift, full time, phone communication 609-967-4200 for appointment year round position. Must be experienced skills, experience with or email 609-884-9000 Experience required in all phases. Microsoft Offi ce. Pre- Please fax resume ahd@fdreal estate. Healthcare- References required. Hotel/Motel- vious bookkeeping a and/or com Apply Within: plus. Hourly rate com- letter of interest to BE A CAREGIVER Atkinson’s Tavern Call for appointment, Chamberperson mensurate with experi- 609-465-7067 1010 Route 9 South 609-522-4991 Wanted ence. Seasonal bonus. Assisting senior in Cape May Court for North Wildwood μ WebID #: 157475 Real Estate- their homes. FULL House Motel Send intro letter TIME/PART TIME. $10- and resume to OCEANSIDE ✦✦✦✦✦ Retail- $11.50/ hour. Experi- Looking for something? Contact: Attn: Lisa Bukowski REALTY ence and auto neces- Horizon Motor Inn, email: lisa@ Local South Jersey sary. RENTALS 401 East 21st Ave., teamoceanside.com Marina seeking ASSISTANT North Wildwood, NJ or fax to: Find it in the See our ad under “of- CALL Restaurant- 08260 609-522-7102 CLASSIFIEDS fi ce” PARTS COUNTER SOUTH JERSEY 609-729-2049 Equal Opportunity PERSON HOME CARE, Employer LUNCH, DINNER & Hotel/Motel- Monday- Friday, LATE NIGHT Full time, year round 9am- 5pm IF IT MOVES LINE COOKS DESK CLERK with benefi ts. Competi- 609-399-4788 tive salary. Experience a WE CAN HELP Offi ce- Experience necessary. plus. Must be available Non-smoking premises YOU SELL IT! weekends Cleaning House? OFFICE Apply within SELL YOUR STUFF HERE! Apply in person ASSISTANT Woody’s Place Call Brad or Michelle MMAKEAKE QUICKQUICK CASH!CASH! LaMer Beachfront Inn AAUUTTOSOS - TTRUCKSRUCKS 18th & New Jersey 609-263-2201 Beach Ave., Year round. Computer North Wildwood Cape May CCYCLESYCLES - RRVSVS experience a must. Or call for appointment Phones, fi ling, etc. 609-884-9000 BBOATSOATS and more! 8886-860086-8600 eext.xt. 3333 oorr 3344 Apply in person Don’t Shell Out or online Herald Classifieds Princeton Bar & Grill a Lot of Cash. 2008 Dune Drive, make selling easy! Avalon Call Use the www.princetonbar.com Call today for Rachel at Herald Looking Rates and Classifi eds. for Information. 886-8600 something? ext. 33 Call 609-886-8600 CLASSIFIEDS 609-886-8600 ext. 33 or 34 Herald Newspapers July 30 2008 Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A33

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Business for Sale- Light Fixture/Chandelier: Whirlpool Gas Dryer, excel- AVALON, 498 7th St.: Retail- Sales- CARPENTRY Double globe over lantern lent condition. $100 or best Sat., Aug. 2, 8am - Noon. Exterior trim and framing style. Must see to appreci- SEAMLESS GUTTER offer. Call 484-354-1585 Rain or shine. Furniture, SALES crew. Busy year round ate. $40. 609-898-1508. PARTS - BUSINESS bedding, home acces- work, benefi ts, com- COUNTER Serious inquiries only. Articles For Sale- FURNISHINGS sories, tools, etc. Have you been search- petitive pay. NJ driver’s PERSON 609-425-2819 license required. Skilled NEIL DIAMOND Tickets (2) Yard/Tag Sale- ing for a position where you can control your and highly motivated in- Madison Square Garden, For busy marina. divuals only. BUSINESS August 12, $75 each. Call CAPE MAY BEACH Must have Marine income? Where a re- Furnishings- 609-624-0800 OPPORTUNITY - 609-231-3359 Bay Dr & Beechwood Engine & Generator cession can mean op- FINANCIAL Articles For Sale- Ave: Saturday, August knowledge. Full time portunity instead of ENTERTAINMENT Center 8.5 L, 75” H, lighted bridge. 2, 9am-3pm, rain/shine. position. challenge? Slomin’s Business Opportunity- NEIL DIAMOND Tickets 2 Like new, $300 or best offer. Fine Art Sale: matted, can provide you with Trades/HVAC- Madison Square Garden, 609-390-7897 framed lithographs, wa- The Sevice Center a rewarding career LIQUOR LICENSE Tuesday, August 12, 2008. ter colors, oils; picture Canyon Club in security sales! We Experienced $150. Call 609-231-3359 WILDWOOD LIQUOR frames. Cash or cert Marina are currently looking HVAC LICENSE Articles For Sale- Furnishings- check only. 900 Ocean Drive for reps covering the MECHANICS FOR SALE, $250K. Cape May shore area. Come and & HELPERS ORIGINAL ARTWORK: 4’ experience 85 years of CALL 609-602-1273 KITCHEN/DINING Table: μ WebID #: 157742 x 5’, Bird Of Paradise by Solid oak, 36” x 48” with Retail- success! For Avalon area. Lee Reynolds. $100. White leaf; 36” x 36” without. 4 Yard/Tag Sale- μ WebID #: 155766 shag rug, almost new, 5’ x chairs. Great condition. 8’, make offer. Queen bed- YEAR ROUND Slomin’s offers: Paid Contact Edward W. $50. 609-898-1508 CMCH, 13 N. Boyd St.: training, commissions MERCHANDISE / spread with shams, $20. SALESPERSON & Zane, Inc, 484-319-1627 Sat., Aug. 2, 8am - 2pm. paid weekly with un- 3735 Ocean Dr., YARD SALES Household furniture & EXPERIENCED limited potential, full Avalon, NJ Articles for Sale- Furnishings- items, curtains, linens, SHOE MANAGER benefi ts package, va- 609-967-7559 ARTICLES FOR women’s & children’s cation pay and gener- P.A. System TABLE , 6 CHAIRS clothing, purses, cos- Full time positions. Trades/Maintenance- ous incentives. SALE 300 watt, Kustom Profi le $200 tume jewelry, books, Computer knowledge. Two with built-in 5 chan- 609-729-3438 toys, National Geograph- Benefi ts. FULL TIME/PART TIME Articles for Sale: Minimum Qualifi ca- nel mixer and 8-band ics 1960s & up. Raindate SEASONAL tions: Must pass drug EQ with vocal effects. Aug. 3 Apply in person MAINTENANCE 4 Pine Captain’s Dining test and background Purchased for Herald Furnishings- Kona Sports Chairs: Dark fi nish, $50 Yard/Tag Sale- check. Must have own special event and used Rio Grande & car and valid driver’s li- Needed for campground takes all. 609-465-4993 once. Comes with soft Twin, Mattress, Boxspring, New Jersey Aves., COLD SPRING, 6 Leigh cense. Two years sales in Cape May Court Articles for Sale- roller case. Portable and Frame & waterproof pad. Wildwood Ct.: Sat., Aug. 2, 8am experience preferred. House. Driver’s license powerful, $475 886-8600 Like new, no marks. $60. - 2pm. Baby items, fur- Bilingual a plus! required. Contents from abandoned ext. 30. 609-889-9999 apartment. Includes old niture, household & yard Articles For Sale- Call (610) 561-9088, Contact Skip, bottles, dressing table. YARD/TAG SALES items, refrigerator & $150, must take all. 609- much more! Sales- email resume to 973-945-5316 SOFABED, $125; Desk & 624-1356 Yard/Tag Sale- [email protected] Chair, $75; White Wicker Yard/Tag Sale- AUTOMOTIVE or fax to Trades/Maintenance- Articles For Sale- Table, $100; Sony TV, $50. SALESPERSONS (610) 363-7382 609-465-2996 AVALON, 291 41st COLD SPRING, Straw- CORELLE Dishes MAINTENANCE Articles For Sale- ST.- AUG. 2nd berry Lane (just off and bowls, $2 each. Garage Sale- 7:30-11:30 Full time position. Ex- ASSISTANT 609-523-8586 Seashore Road, Taylor cellent earnings poten- TABLE, 5 ft and 4 adjust- AM, Home accessories, Farm Development): tial! We are experienc- The Mid-Atlantic Cen- Articles for Sale- able chairs- outdoor furn- kitchen items (Onieda Huge multi- family yard

ter for the Arts seeks niture, 2 chaises, 29” leaf, & Waterford), kids stuff, sale. Saturday, August ing explosive growth. Craftsman Electric 1 H.P. Be a part of this rare a hands-on person cushions, $180. 609- 624- everthing is in great 2, 8am- 2pm; rain date Edger/Trimmer, $20; Twin 7674. opportunity for unlim- experienced in general headboard, nice shape, condition, brand names Sunday, August 3. An- ited income. Great trades. Must be self- $10. 609-889-1909 Articles For Sale- including, Pottery Barn tiques, china, furniture, and Pier 1 benefi ts including paid starter, team player. Articles For Sale- jewelry, holiday decora- vacation 401k, health Comprehensive ben- TIFFANY Style Hanging Yard/Tag Sale- tions, household goods, insurance. efi t package includes Fluorescent lites: 4’ & Lamp, $25 or best offer. toys, gardening items, vacation and health in- 2’, extra bulbs, $50 or Call 609-889-1909 AVALON, 419 21st St. novelties, much more. Apply in person surance. best offer. 609-886-4231 (back alley): Huge Yard This sale has it all! Security- [email protected] Gentilini Ford Sale! New & used items.

& Gentilini Chevrolet For immediate Articles For Sale- Articles for Sale- Desk, jewelry, reels, MIDDLE TOWNSHIP See Page 34 Rt. 550, Woodbine consideration clothes & lots more. PUBLIC SCHOOLS for more apply at GUITAR, Accoustic, $60. W- WESLO Pursuit 360R Exer- Sat., Aug. 2, 8am - 1pm. 7 Yamaha keyboard, $200. 1048 Washington St. cise Cycle: new & assem- Raindate Aug. 3 Yard Sale ads DIRECTOR Cape May or call 609-628-4544 or 609-628- bled. $200 cash. Call Kim, 4553 609-442-3159 OF SECURITY 609-884-5404 x 123 Herald Offi ce Hours are 9 to 5 / Monday to Friday

* Full time; 10 months EOE- A/A per year position Minority and women Sales- * Starts 9/1/2008 applicants are encour- PUBLIC NOTICES * Five (5) or more aged to apply NOTICE OF PROPOSED CLASS ACTION Court approval. ment. You will be unable to bring any addi- Amount due under judgment is SETTLEMENT tional suits or claims against the Clerk’s Offi ce $132,504.72 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees DESIGN/WINDOW years of supervi- and FAIRNESS HEARING III. How do I make a claim? Claim forms are regarding these charges. to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- TREATMENT SALES sory experience in available in the Cape May County Clerk’ Of- tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount FINANCIAL Dean Smith, on behalf of himself and all oth- fi ce. Claim forms can also be obtained Plain- If you have any questions regarding this case of 20% of the bid price is required. security ers similarly situated, tiff counsel’s website, http://www.friedmando- or the fi ling of a claim, please call the claim The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Full time/part time. * Annual salary Plaintiff, herty.com. Claim forms must be submitted hotline set up for this case, (856) 417-6940. sale without further notice of publication. vs. within 45 days of the date of the Fairness All publication costs are paid for by the plain- Experience a plus. Cape $28,000 - $32,000 BUSINESS FOR Rita Marie Fulginiti, in her capacity as the Hearing (set forth below) and claims will be 4x Fee=$208.98 tiff. May County area SALE - FINANCIAL Cape May County Clerk, and Cape May paid upon the Court resolution of any claims 07/16, 07/23, 07/30, 08/06/08 Attorney PLUESE, BECKER & SALTZMAN County through the Cape May County Board objections. Until all claims are made and ______Sheriff: John F. Callinan Submit resume with a of Chosen Freeholders, processed and any objections ruled upon by SHERIFF’S SALE 752898 copy of certifi cate by Business For Sale- Defendants. the Court, counsel is unable to specify the ulti- 4x Fee=$97.20 Steven, 609-780-6069 mate date of claim payment. Notwithstanding By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out 07/23, 07/30, 08/06, 08/13/08 Thursday, August 7, NEW JERSEY SUPERIOR COURT this uncertainty, the claims payments are ex- of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- ______cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET SHERIFF’S SALE WebID #: 156757 2008 to: *ARE YOU CAPE MAY CO. LAW DIV. pected to be made in September 2008. There μ DOCKET NO. CPM-L-000187-07 is no right of appeal from the trial court’s ruling NUMBER F 28618 07, pending wherein Michael J. CREATIVE, regarding the amount of claims. EVERHOME MORTGAGE COMPANY the By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Kopakowski Civil Action plaintiff AND STEVE A. NOLAN, ET AL are of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Trades/Painting- BUSINESS MINDED, cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET Superintendent The Court has set August 15, 2008 at 9:00 the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at LONG TO BE YOUR I. Nature of the litigation. Plaintiff fi led suit on a.m. in the courtroom of The Honorable Daryl public venue on: NUMBER F 25031 07, pending wherein 216 S. Main St., behalf of all persons and entities that obtained F. Todd., Sr., J.S.C. as the date to determine WEDNESDAY THE 20TH DAY OF MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRA- PAINTERS OWN BOSS?* copies or printouts utilizing the “self service” the fairness of this settlement. All interested AUGUST A.D. 2008 TION SYSTEMS, INC., AS NOMINEE FOR Cape May FIRST MAGNUS FINANCIAL CORPORA- equipment located in the Cape May County parties must submit their support or objection at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Court House, Clerk’s Offi ce. Defendants deny liability. to the settlement no later than August 1, 2008. House Building located at 9 N. Main Street TION the plaintiff AND BRUCE KAVANAGH, Experience required. ET AL are the defendant(s), I shall expose for NJ 08210 Well here is your chance. Plaintiff, on behalf of the Class, and the De- These submissions must be submitted to all of (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Salary commensurate fendants have agreed to resolve this litigation the following parties and reference the above Jersey. sale at public venue on: Local fl orists planning with a settlement. This settlement effects the caption and docket number: WEDNESDAY THE 20TH DAY OF with experience retirement. Will sell rights of all parties using the Clerk’s Offi ce. Property to be sold is located in the Town- AUGUST A.D. 2008 Trades/Bike Mechanic- at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court business to the right En- The Honorable Daryl F. Todd, Sr., J.S.C. ship of Lower, County of Cape May and II. The Settlement. Defendants will fund Cape May County Courthouse State of New Jersey. House Building located at 9 N. Main Street 609-846-3508 trepreneur! Mum is the approved claims not exceeding a total 9 North Main Street (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New BIKE MECHANIC Jersey. Word, confi dentiality as- $202,376.04 for the settlement. Defendants Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 Premises commonly known as: 1040 Star also reduced the cost of the self-service Avenue sumed. Call for details, copiers and printers for copier and printer James B. Arsenault, Jr., Esquire Property to be sold is located in the City of Experienced. Full time, Wildwood, County of Cape May and State Roman, RPO Realtors, usage in the Clerk’s Offi ce to 15 cents per Offi ce of Cape May County Counsel TAX LOT 4 & 5, TAX BLOCK 198 year round position. page. This change has already taken effect 4 Moore Road of New Jersey. 609-522-4300. on June 3, 2008. Attorneys fees and costs Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 Dimensions: (Approximate) 80’ x 102.81’ Benefi ts. will be determined by the Court and awarded Premises commonly known as: 305 E. from the reimbursement fund, but in no case Donald M. Doherty, Jr., Esquire Nearest Cross Street: Virginia Avenue Poplar Avenue, Unit 100 House for Sale? can the Court award more than 33% of the FRIEDMAN DOHERTY, LLC Apply in person value of the relief obtained. Class members 125 North Route 73 A full legal description of the premises can TAX LOT 1, TAX BLOCK 246.07 Kona Sports Reach buyers with will be refunded up to 100% of the amount West Berlin, NJ 08091 be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape an ad in the Herald. paid in excess of the stipulated historic cost May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Dimensions of Lot: Unit 100 Rio Grande & of $.10 cents per page. The exact percentage This Settlement releases all claims that users taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer New Jersey Aves. refunded per claim will depend upon the num- of the Clerk’s Offi ce may have against the liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Nearest Cross Street: 305-307 East Poplar Pllaceace yyourour aadd ttoday.oday. ber of claims received. Named Plaintiff Dean Clerk’s Offi ce for charging sums in excess of amount due can be obtained from the local Wildwood 8886-860086-8600 ext.ext. 3333 oorr 3344 Smith will receive up to $5,000.00, subject to “actual cost” for the use of self-service equip- taxing authority. (Page A34 Please) A34 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Classifi ed Herald Newspapers July 30 2008

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Yard/Tag Sale- ANIMALS Contents of House PUBLIC NOTICES Sale! LOST & FOUND - (From Page A33) Property to be sold is located in the Town- with the adjusted FMV of the property at Attorney FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD Property to be sold is located in the Town- ship of Lower, County of Cape May and the time of sale. Plaintiff may also agree Sheriff: John F. Callinan Inside and out. An- ANIMALS 752907 Avenue Condominium, a Condominium ship of Middle, County of Cape May and State of New Jersey. to a short sale. Please address any inqui- tique, nautical, furniture, State of New Jersey. ries to: 4x Fee=$131.22 07/23, 07/30, 08/06, 08/13/08 Superior Interests (if any): None Premises commonly known as: 224 Len- [email protected] household, glassware, Premises commonly known as: 462 N. nox Avenue, Lower Twp, NJ 08204 Please use our File No. and “3rd Party” or ______SHERIFF’S SALE computer desk, fi le cabi- A full legal description of the premises can Route 47, Cape May Court House, NJ “Short Sale” in your subject line. be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape 08210 TAX LOT NO. 10 in BLOCK NO. 415 net, pictures, toys, men, Lost & Found- By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out May County. This sale is subject to unpaid A full legal description of the premises can of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- womens and infant boys taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer BEING KNOWN as LOT 20, BLOCK 5, on Dimension of Lot Approximately: be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET liens and other Municipal Assessments. The the offi cial Tax Map of the Township of 150 x 148 May County. This sale is subject to unpaid brand name clothes, Too LOST CAT NUMBER F 18314 06, pending wherein amount due can be obtained from the local Middle taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer CHASE HOME FINANCE LLC the plaintiff much to name. Some- Long Haired Siamese taxing authority. Nearest Cross Street: Fishing Creek Road liens and other Municipal Assessments. The AND DONNA LEE CRAIG, ET ALS are the Amount due under judgment is Dimensions: 472.65 ft x 150 ft x 472.65 ft Being Lots 10, 11 and 12 on Map Taberna- amount due can be obtained from the local thing for everyone! Fri Cat. Blue eyes. Lost defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public $533,564.94 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees x 150 ft cle Tract, Fishing Creek, Lower Township, taxing authority. venue on: & Sat August 1 & 2, 8- from Villas area. Please to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- Cape May County, New Jersey made by C. Amount due under judgment is WEDNESDAY THE 20TH DAY OF tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount Nearest Cross Street: Courthouse Den- B. Middleton, C. E. fi led $321,670.96 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees 3pm. 104 Linden Lane, contact if seen of found. AUGUST A.D. 2008 of 20% of the bid price is required. nisville Road to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certi- at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Rio Grande Reward. 609-674-4568. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any “The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to fi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount House Building located at 9 N. Main Street sale without further notice of publication. *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal adjourn this sale without further notice of 20% of the bid price is required. (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New All publication costs are paid for by the plain- liens or other charges, and any such tax- through publication.” The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Jersey. μ WebID #: 157609 tiff. es, charges, liens, insurance premiums or sale without further notice of publication. Attorney POWERS KIRN LLC other advances made by plaintiff prior to Prior Liens/Encumbrances All publication costs are paid for by the plain- Property to be sold is located in the Town- Lost & Found- Sheriff: John F. Callinan this sale. All interested parties are to con- TOTAL AS OF June 20, 2008: $.00 tiff. Yard/Tag Sale- ship of Upper, County of Cape May and 752899 duct and rely upon their own independent Attorney ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- State of New Jersey. 4x Fee=$111.78 investigation to ascertain whether or not A full legal description of the premises can MAN LOST DOG 07/23, 07/30, 08/06, 08/13/08 any outstanding interest remain of record be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Sheriff: John F. Callinan NORTH WILDWOOD, Premises commonly known as: 27 Frances ______and/or have priority over the lien being May County. This sale is subject to unpaid 752905 Please help us fi nd Drive, Woodbine, NJ 08270-0000 205 E. 23rd Avenue: SHERIFF’S SALE foreclosed and, if so the current amount taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer 4x Fee=$140.94 “Holly”! Dark gray shi tzu due thereon. liens and other Municipal Assessments. The 07/23, 07/30, 08/06, 08/13/08 HUGE ESTATE SALE! TAX LOT NO. 9 & 9.01 in BLOCK NO. 474 with hair cut short, miss- By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out amount due can be obtained from the local ______July 31- August 2. You of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- **If the sale is set aside for any reason, the taxing authority. SHERIFF’S SALE Dimension of Lot Approximately: ing from vicinity of Route cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only Amount due under judgment is won’t believe this one! 2.37 AC 47, Dias Creek. She’s NUMBER F 15329 09, pending wherein a return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser $135,737.42 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Player Baby Grande Pi- SUN TRUST MORTGAGE, INC. the plaintiff shall have no further recourse against the to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Nearest Cross Street: Virginia Lane usually friendly, but may AND PAULA A. BARNES, ET AL are the Mortgagor, the Mortgagor’s attorney. tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- ano, Heywood Wakefi eld Beginning at a point on the north side of defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public of 20% of the bid price is required. BER F 18512 06, pending wherein JOHN be skittish. Please call Francis Drive (50 feet) said point being Bedroom Set, Tons of venue on: A full legal description of the premises can The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any ALESSANDRO AND HELEN ALESSANDRO 826.25 feet from the end of a 5 foot radius with any info: WEDNESDAY THE 20TH DAY OF be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape sale without further notice of publication. the plaintiff AND DAVID A. FLEMING, ET AL NEW Kitchenware, NEW at the intersection of said drive and Vir- AUGUST A.D. 2008 May County. This sale is subject to unpaid All publication costs are paid for by the plain- are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at 609-465-3873 ginia Lane Books, NEW Women’s at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer tiff. public venue on: or 609-289-5206 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Attorney FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD WEDNESDAY THE 20TH DAY OF Clothing, NEW Women’s “The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New amount due can be obtained from the local Sheriff: John F. Callinan AUGUST A.D. 2008 adjourn this sale without further notice Shoes, NEW Handbags, Jersey. taxing authority. 752903 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Vintage Clothing. Too PETS FOR SALE Amount due under judgment is 4x Fee=$126.36 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street through publication.” Property to be sold is located in Upper $396,006.58 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees 07/23, 07/30, 08/06, 08/13/08 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Prior Liens/Encumbrances: None $0.00 much to list. Website: Township, County of Cape May and State to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- ______Jersey. Pets for Sale- of New Jersey. tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount SHERIFF’S SALE www.gager TOTAL AS OF June 28, 2008: $0.00 of 20% of the bid price is required. Property to be sold is located in the Town- estatesales.com Premises commonly known as: 12 Dirt The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out ship of Lower, County of Cape May and A full legal description of the premises can Hand raised baby cock- Road sale without further notice of publication. of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- State of New Jersey. Yard/Tag Sale- All publication costs are paid for by the plain- cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape atiels for sale. Biggest & May County. This sale is subject to unpaid TAX LOT 11, TAX BLOCK 694 tiff. NUMBER F 23914 07, pending wherein Premises commonly known as: 1216 Bay- best trained in County. Attorney PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION III shore Road (Villas, Cape May County, New taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and other Municipal Assessments. The SOUTH DENNIS Dimensions of Lot: 98.16’ x 166’ Sheriff: John F. Callinan the plaintiff AND DAVID R. GARRETT are the Jersey) 609-408-9964 752901 defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public amount due can be obtained from the local 176 Gravel Hole Road: taxing authority. Nearest Cross Street: Mapleshade Lane 4x Fee=$150.66 venue on: TAX LOT and BLOCK NUMBERS: Lots 5 Sat., August 2, 8am- 07/23, 07/30, 08/06, 08/13/08 WEDNESDAY THE 20TH DAY OF and 6, Block 100 Amount due under judgment is $33,746.45 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees Superior Interests (if any): None ______AUGUST A.D. 2008 2pm. Household items, SHERIFF’S SALE at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Dimensions: 55 x 100 Irregular to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- Pets for Sale- tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount cookware, holiday A full legal description of the premises can House Building located at 9 N. Main Street of 20% of the bid price is required. be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Nearest Cross Street: Tomlin Avenue decorations, Avon and The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any May County. This sale is subject to unpaid of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Jersey. LAB PUPPIES sale without further notice of publication. Budweiser steins, some taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- A full legal description of the premises can All publication costs are paid for by the plain- Chocolate $600. See liens and other Municipal Assessments. The BER F 25323 07, pending wherein TRIBECA Property to be sold is located in the Town- be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape furniture, luggage, mis- tiff. amount due can be obtained from the local LENDING CORPORATION the plaintiff AND ship of Lower, County of Cape May and May County. This sale is subject to unpaid web site for pictures & Attorney FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD cellaneous items. taxing authority. DONNA J. TWEED are the defendant(s), I State of New Jersey. taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Sheriff: John F. Callinan info. Amount due under judgment is shall expose for sale at public venue on: liens and other Municipal Assessments. The 752908 $613,578.71 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees WEDNESDAY THE 20TH DAY OF Premises commonly known as: 202 E. We- amount due can be obtained from the local www.bayrunnerslabs. 4x Fee=$131.22 WebID #: 157771 to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- AUGUST A.D. 2008 ber Avenue taxing authority. μ 07/23, 07/30, 08/06, 08/13/08 com tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Amount due under judgment is ______of 20% of the bid price is required. House Building located at 9 N. Main Street TAX LOT 5 (f.k.a 5, 6, 7 & 8) in BLOCK 188 $65,171.44 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to Yard/Tag Sale- 609-898-1784 SHERIFF’S SALE The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certi- sale without further notice of publication. Jersey. Dimensions of Lot (approximately): fi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out All publication costs are paid for by the plain- 100’ x 120’ approx of 20% of the bid price is required. STONE HARBOR, 148 of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- tiff. Property to be sold is located in the Town- The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET 88th St.: Sat. & Sun., Attorney POWER KIRN LLC ship of Middle, County of Cape May and Nearest Cross Street: Franklin Avenue sale without further notice of publication. NUMBER F 22883 07, pending wherein Sheriff: John F. Callinan State of New Jersey. All publication costs are paid for by the plain- Aug, 2 & 3, 8am - ? Fur- DEUTSCHE BANK, NATIONAL TRUST 752900 Subject to: $0.00 tiff. COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE FOR MORGAN niture, artwork, etc. 4x Fee=$102.06 Premises commonly known as: 305-309 Attorney NEHMAD PERILLO & DAVIS STANLEY ABS CAPITAL INC. TRUST 07/23, 07/30, 08/06, 08/13/08 Linden Lane, Rio Grande, NJ 08242 A full legal description of the premises can Sheriff: John F. Callinan 2005-HE2 MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH Yard/Tag Sale- ______be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape 752906 CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2005-HE2 the SHERIFF’S SALE TAX LOT NO. 5 in BLOCK NO. 1474 May County. This sale is subject to unpaid 4x Fee=$106.92 taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer 07/23, 07/30, 08/06, 08/13/08 plaintiff AND JOHN D. PORTER, ET AL are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at WILDWOOD CREST, By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Dimension of Lot Approximately: liens and other Municipal Assessments. The ______public venue on: of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- 65 x 120 amount due can be obtained from the local SHERIFF’S SALE 100 Block Stanton Road: WEDNESDAY THE 20TH DAY OF cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET taxing authority. AUGUST A.D. 2008 Alex’s Lemonade Stand. NUMBER F 20937 07, pending wherein Nearest Cross Street: Third Street Amount due under judgment is By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST Beginning in the southwesterly line of Lin- $253,404.30 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Multi-family yard sale House Building located at 9 N. Main Street COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE FOR JPMAC den Lane, 50.00 feet wide, at the distance to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New August 2, 9am - ? 2007-CH5-J.P. MORGAN CHASE BANK of 125.00 feet southeastwardly from the tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount NUMBER F 29224 07, pending wherein Jersey. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION the plaintiff AND easterly end of the curve connecting the of 20% of the bid price is required. DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST Yard/Tag Sale- WILLIAM B. RULON, III, ET AL are the said southwesterly line of Linden Lane The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE FOR LONG Property to be sold is located in the Town- defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public with the southeasterly line of Third Street sale without further notice of publication. BEACH MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST 2006-11 ship of Lower, County of Cape May and venue on: All publication costs are paid for by the plain- the plaintiff AND DOLORES WOLFE, ET ALS State of New Jersey. WIldwood Housing Au- WEDNESDAY THE 20TH DAY OF “The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to tiff. are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at AUGUST A.D. 2008 adjourn this sale without further notice Attorney MCCABE, WEISBERG & CONWAY, public venue on: thority, New Jersey Ave: Premises commonly known as: 36 Texas at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court through publication.” P.C WEDNESDAY THE 20TH DAY OF Avenue, Lower Township, NJ 08251 Giant yard sale Sat., House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Sheriff: John F. Callinan AUGUST A.D. 2008 www.capemaycountyherald.com (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Prior Liens/Encumbrances: 752904 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Aug. 2, 8am - Noon. TAX LOT NO. 13 in BLOCK 334.13 Jersey. Qtr 1 02/01/08 Open + Penalty: $558.03 4x Fee=$106.92 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Qtr 2 05/01/08 Open + Penalty: $558.03 07/23, 07/30, 08/06, 08/13/08 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Sewer Account: $115.00 ______Jersey. Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 2007 3rd Party Lien, sold on 1/23/2008, Cert SHERIFF’S SALE 50 x 125 x 40 #2008-5479: $1,716.30 Property to be sold is located in the City of By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Ocean City, County of Cape May and State Nearest Cross Street: Texas Avenue TOTAL AS OF June 20, 2008: $2,947.36 of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery of New Jersey. Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, A full legal description of the premises can BER F 35422 07, pending wherein FEDERAL Premises commonly known as: 1109 As- municipal or tax liens that may be due. be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape HOME LOAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION bury Avenue, Ocean City, NJ 08226 May County. This sale is subject to unpaid the plaintiff AND MICHAEL J. SCANNELL, Tax and prior lien info: Taxes, Sewer and taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer ET AL are the defendant(s), I shall expose for TAX LOT NO. 11, OB1104, L576 in BLOCK Water may be delinquent – you must check liens and other Municipal Assessments. The sale at public venue on: 1104 with the tax collector for exact amounts amount due can be obtained from the local WEDNESDAY THE 20TH DAY OF due. taxing authority. AUGUST A.D. 2008 Dimension of Lot Approximately: Amount due under judgment is at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court 30 x 100 Prior Mortgages and Judgments (if any): $345,304.04 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Plaintiff has obtained an indemnifi cation to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Nearest Cross Street: Eleventh Street letter as to prior mortgage(s) recorded: tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount Jersey. Beginning in the southeasterly line of 06/21/1989 and 01/04/1990 of 20% of the bid price is required. Asbury Avenue at the distance of 70 feet The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Property to be sold is located in the City of southwestwardly from the southwesterly Plaintiff has obtained an indemnifi cation sale without further notice of publication. Wildwood, County of Cape May and State line of Eleventh Street letter as to prior judgments: All publication costs are paid for by the plain- of New Jersey. DJ-00091730-1991, DJ-00069229-1993 ABD tiff. Prior Liens/Encumbrances DJ00118656-1996 Attorney FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD Premises commonly known as: 339 East Qtr 1 02/01/08 Open + Penalty: $735.50 Sheriff: John F. Callinan Pine Avenue #A, Wildwood, NJ 08260 Qtr 2 05/01/08 Open + Penalty: $735.50 A full legal description of the premises can 752902 2007 Taxes: $1,498.54 be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape 4x Fee=$140.94 TAX LOT NO. 2 in BLOCK 210.12 May County. This sale is subject to unpaid 07/23, 07/30, 08/06, 08/13/08 TOTAL AS OF June 27, 2008: $2,969.54 taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer ______Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) liens and other Municipal Assessments. The SHERIFF’S SALE A full legal description of the premises can amount due can be obtained from the local Nearest Cross Street: East Pine Avenue be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape taxing authority. By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out and Ocean Avenue May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Amount due under judgment is of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer $99,321.82 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, liens and other Municipal Assessments. The to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- BER F 26255 07, pending wherein BAYVIEW municipal or tax liens that may be due. amount due can be obtained from the local tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount LOAN SERVICING, LLC the plaintiff AND taxing authority. of 20% of the bid price is required. KENNETH W. LLOYD are the defendant(s), I Tax and prior lien info: Taxes, Sewer and Amount due under judgment is The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any shall expose for sale at public venue on: Water may be delinquent - you must check $754,728.05 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees sale without further notice of publication. WEDNESDAY THE 20TH DAY OF with the tax collector for exact amounts to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certi- All publication costs are paid for by the plain- AUGUST A.D. 2008 due. fi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount tiff. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court of 20% of the bid price is required. Attorney ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Prior Mortgages and Judgments (if any): The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any MAN (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New sale without further notice of publication. Sheriff: John F. Callinan Jersey. ATTN: The Plaintiff may let the bid go for All publication costs are paid for by the plain- less than the judgment amount consistent tiff. (Page A35 Please) Herald Newspapers July 30 2008 Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A35 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES (From Page A34) 07/23, 07/30/08 their, or any of their successors in right, title NAME OF STREET: Boyd Street consistency. ______By: Frederick W. Schmidt, Jr., Attorney for and interest SIDE: West AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF 752909 Spec. #61 Applicants LOCATION: Adjacent to Municipal Building SECTION 3. Should any section, paragraph, MIDDLE, COUNTY OF CAPE MAY, NEW 4x Fee=$145.80 YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and re- (aka Township Hall) between Mechanic Street sentence, clause or phase of this Ordinance JERSEY, APPROPRIATING $25,000 FROM 07/23, 07/30, 08/06, 08/13/08 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS 1x Fee=$30.38 07/30/08 quired to serve upon the Attorneys for Plaintiff, and Hand Avenue, beginning at a point 155 be declared unconstitutional or invalid for any THE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUND FOR ______BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS ______Powers Kirn, LLC, 728 Marne Highway, P.O. feet south of the southerly curb line of Me- reason, the remaining portions of this Ordi- THE COMPLETION OF A DOG PARK PUBLIC NOTICE CAPE MAY COUNTY – NEW JERSEY NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS Box 848, Moorestown, NJ 08057, an Answer chanic Street and extending 22 feet north nance shall not be affected thereby and shall SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY to the Complaint (and Amendment to Com- remain in full force and effect, and to this end PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the above Ordi- Contractor Pre-Qualifi cation Notifi cation Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals CHANCERY DIVISION plaint, if any) fi led in a Civil Action in which the provisions of this Ordinance are hereby nance was passed on fi rst reading at a regu- For Phase IV Restoration, Renovation of addressed to Stephen O’Connor, Clerk of the Cape May COUNTY Bank of New York, as Trustee for the Cer- declared to be serverable. lar meeting of the Township Committee held The Hereford Inlet Light Station Board, will be received up to 2:00 p.m. pre- DOCKET NO. F-6324-08 tifi cate Holders CWALT, Inc. Alternative Loan SECTION 2. All other ordinances in confl ict or on July 21, 2008. Second reading, hearing City of North Wildwood, NJ vailing time, on August 27, 2008, at which Our File No.: 5163 Trust 2006-OC6 Mortgage Pass-Through inconsistent with this Ordinance are hereby SECTION 4. This Ordinance shall become and consideration for adoption will be held time they will be publicly opened and read in Certifi cates, Series 2006-OC6 is plaintiff and repealed, to the extent of such confl ict or in- effective immediately upon fi nal passage and on August 18, 2008 at the Middle Township The City of North Wildwood has received the Intermediate Meeting Room, Administra- STATE OF NEW JERSEY Dianne Behnke and James Behnke, et al., are consistency. publication, according to law. Municipal Building, 33 Mechanic Street (Boyd Funding from the New Jersey Department of tion Building, 4 Moore Road, Cape May Court TO Defendants, pending in the Superior Court of Street Entrance), Cape May Court House, NJ Transportation and the New Jersey Historic House, New Jersey for the following: Computerized Thermography; New Jersey, within thirty-fi ve (35) days after SECTION 3. Should any section, paragraph, F. Nathan Doughty, Mayor at 6:00 P.M. Copies of the ordinance may be Trust for Phase IV Restoration/Renovation of July 30, 2008, exclusive of such date. If you sentence, clause or phase of this Ordinance Susan Atkinson DeLanzo, Committee obtained, at no charge, between the hours of The Hereford Inlet Light Station located at First FURNISH AND DELIVER FAMILY PLAN- (L.S.) fail to do so, judgment by default may be ren- be declared unconstitutional or invalid for any Member 8:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Monday thru Friday in & Central Avenues, City of North Wildwood, NING DRUGS AND MATERIAL TO THE YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and re- dered against you for the relief demanded in reason, the remaining portions of this Ordi- Stephen Barry, Committee Member the Offi ce of the Municipal Clerk located at 33 NJ. The property is listed in the New Jersey CAPE MAY COUNTY HEALTH DEPART- quired to serve upon ESCHEN, FRENKEL, the Complaint. You shall fi le your Answer and nance shall not be affected thereby and shall Mechanic Street, Cape May Court House, NJ and National Registers of Historic Places. All MENT WEISMAN & GORDON, LLP, Attorneys for Proof of Service in duplicate with the Clerk of remain in full force and effect, and to this end Attest: James E. Alexis, Township Clerk up to the time of the Public Hearing. work done on this project must conform to the the Plaintiff whose address is 80 Main Street, the Superior Court at the Richard J. Hughes the provisions of this Ordinance are hereby Secretary of Interior’s Standards for the Treat- Bid forms, instructions to bidders, specifi ca- Suite 560, West Orange, NJ 07052, an Answer Justice Complex, CN 971, 6th Floor, North declared to be serverable. ORDINANCE NO. 1302-08 1x Fee=$37.66 07/30/08 ment of Historic Properties (as illustrated and tions and other bidding documents may be to the Complaint (and Amendments to Com- Wing, Trenton, New Jersey, 08625, in ac- ______revised, 1995) and is subject to review by both examined or obtained at the Offi ce of the Act- plaint, if there be any), fi led in a Civil Action cordance with the rules of civil practice and SECTION 4. This Ordinance shall become AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE CODE OF TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE the New Jersey Historic Trust and the State ing Director of Purchasing, Kim Allen, during in which The Bank of New York, as Trustee procedure. A $135.00 fi ling fee payable to the effective immediately upon fi nal passage and THE TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE, CHAPTER COUNTY OF CAPE MAY Historic Preservation Offi ce. normal offi ce hours at the above address or for the Benefi t of the Certifi cateholders, CHL Clerk of the Superior Court and a completed publication, according to law. 236 SECTION 49 SCHEDULE XXI, SECTION STATE OF NEW JERSEY the County’s Procurement Portal located at Mortgage Pass-Through Trust 2007-8, Mort- Case Information Statement must accompany A, THEREOF, ENTITLED VEHICLES AND The principal activities involved in the project www.capemaycountygov.net . gage Pass-Through Certifi cates, Series 2007- your answer or motion. F. Nathan Doughty, Mayor TRAFFIC “HANDICAPPED PARKING” ORDINANCE NO. 1304-08 include but are not limited to the following: 8, is Plaintiff and Regina Davis, et als., are the Susan Atkinson DeLanzo, Committee The Board reserves the right to reject any or defendant(s), pending in the Superior Court The action has been instituted for the purpose Member PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the above Ordi- ORDINANCE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF (1) Project Supervision & Administration of all bids in whole or in part and to waive such of New Jersey, within 35 days of 07/30/08, of foreclosing a mortgage dated April 28, Stephen Barry, Committee Member nance was passed on fi rst reading at a regu- MIDDLE, COUNTY OF CAPE MAY, NEW Historic Preservation Projects informalities as may be permitted by law. exclusive of such date. If you fail to do so, 2006, made by Dianne Behnke and James lar meeting of the Township Committee held JERSEY CANCELING CERTAIN FUNDED (2) Select Demolition as required at Interior judgment by default may be rendered against Behnke to Mortgage Electronic Registration Attest: James E. Alexis, Township Clerk on July 21, 2008. Second reading, hearing APPROPRIATION BALANCES HERETO- & Exterior Bidders are required to comply with the re- you for the relief demanded in the Complaint Systems, Inc., as nominee for Decision One and consideration for adoption will be held FORE PROVIDED FOR CAPITAL IMPROVE- (3) Samples of materials & assemblies to be quirements of N.J.S.A. 10:5-31 et seq. and (and Amendments to Complaint, if there be Mortgage Company, LLC, and concerns real ORDINANCE NO. 1301-08 on August 18, 2008 at the Middle Township MENTS AND REAPPROPRIATING SUCH approved by the architect N.J.A.C. 17:27. any.) You shall fi le your answer and proof of estate located at 223 Pinetree Drive, Lower Municipal Building, 33 Mechanic Street (Boyd FUNDED APPROPRIATION BALANCES (4) Concrete, Stone & Masonry associated service in duplicate with the Clerk of the Su- Twp, NJ. AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE CODE OF Street Entrance), Cape May Court House, NJ FOR OTHER CAPITAL PROJECTS with the work STEPHEN O’CONNOR perior Court, Hughes Justice Complex, P.O. THE TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE, CHAPTER at 6:00 P.M. Copies of the ordinance may be (5) Rough & Finish Carpentry as shown & Box 971, Trenton, New Jersey 08625-0971, YOU, Dianne Behnke , her heirs, devisees, 236 SECTION 49 SCHEDULE XXI THERE- obtained, at no charge, between the hours of BE IT ORDAINED by the Township Commit- required Clerk of the Board in accordance with the rules of Civil Practice and personal representatives and his/her, OF, ENTITLED VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC 8:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Monday thru Friday in tee of the Township of Middle, County of Cape (6) Stair reconstruction & associated fl oor and procedure. their, or any of their successors in right, title “HANDICAPPED PARKING” the Offi ce of the Municipal Clerk located at 33 May, New Jersey (not less than two-thirds of work and interest and James Behnke, his heirs, Mechanic Street, Cape May Court House, NJ all the members thereof affi rmatively concur- (7) Reproduction, installation modifi cations of DANIEL BEYEL This action has been instituted for the purpose devisees, and personal representatives and PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the above Ordi- up to the time of the Public Hearing. ring), pursuant to the provisions of the Local historically accurate Doors, Porches, Stairs, Freeholder Director of foreclosing a mortgage dated May 3, 2007, his/her, their, or any of their successors in nance was passed on fi rst reading at a regu- Bond Law, Chapter 169 of the Laws of 1960 Railings & Balustrades, etc. as shown made by Regina Davis, as mortgagors, and right, title and interest are made a defendant lar meeting of the Township Committee held 1x Fee=$43.74 07/30/08 of the State of New Jersey, as amended and (8) Cutting, patching, replacement of certain 1x Fee=$21.87 07/30/08 payable to Mortgage Electronic Registration because you are the maker of the bond/note on July 21, 2008. Second reading, hearing ______supplemented (“Local Bond Law”), as fol- materials ______Systems, Inc. as nominee for Countrywide and mortgage and/or an owner thereof and and consideration for adoption will be held TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE, lows: (9) Paint removal, patching, repairing, caulk- Spec. #62 Home Loans, Inc., as mortgagee, which Plaintiff is unable to determine the where- on August 18, 2008 at the Middle Township COUNTY OF CAPE MAY ing, sealing, etc. Mortgage was recorded in the Offi ce of the abouts of the defendant, and therefore, does Municipal Building, 33 Mechanic Street (Boyd STATE OF NEW JERSEY Section 1. The following appropriations (10) Prime & fi nish painting & special coat- ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Register of Cape May County on June 14, not know whether he/she is living or dead, Street Entrance), Cape May Court House, NJ remaining as balances in the following Bond ings BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS 2007 in Book M4598, Page 978, and then and therefore, names as defendants Dianne at 6:00 P.M. Copies of the ordinance may be AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF Ordinance (collectively, the “Ordinance”) (11) Asbestos abatement throughout base- CAPE MAY COUNTY – NEW JERSEY assigned to the Plaintiff herein, and concerns Behnke , her heirs, devisees, and personal obtained, at no charge, between the hours of MIDDLE, COUNTY OF CAPE MAY, NEW heretofore adopted by the Township of Mid- ment spaces & new pipe Insulation real estate located at 401 E Stockton Road representatives and his/her, their, or any of 8:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Monday thru Friday in JERSEY, APPROPRIATING $25,000 FROM dle, County of Cape May, New Jersey (“Town- (12) Concrete slabs, masonry cutting associ- Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals Unit 303, Wildwood Crest, County of Cape their successors in right, title and interest the Offi ce of the Municipal Clerk located at 33 THE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUND FOR ship”), are hereby cancelled: ated with the work addressed to Stephen O’Connor, Clerk of the May and State of New Jersey, more particu- and James Behnke, his heirs, devisees, and Mechanic Street, Cape May Court House, NJ THE COMPLETION OF A DOG PARK (13) Cutting, patching, repair & replacement Board, will be received up to 2:00 p.m. pre- larly described in the Complaint fi led herein, personal representatives and his/her, their, up to the time of the Public Hearing. Ordinance: A.1126-03, Section C of plaster & drywall vailing time, on August 27, 2008, at which and to recover possession of said lands and or any of their successors in right, title and ORDINANCE NO. 1303-08 Amount of Funded Appropriation to be Can- (14) Attic, basement & minor exterior power time they will be publicly opened and read in premises. interest . 1x Fee=$38.88 07/30/08 celled: $125,000 & lighting fi xtures the Intermediate Meeting Room, Administra- ______BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWNSHIP COM- Amount of Unfunded Appropriation to be Can- (15) High velocity Air Conditioning systems tion Building, 4 Moore Road, Cape May Court If you are unable to obtain an attorney, you An individual who is unable to obtain an at- TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE MITTEE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE, celled: $0.00 & related work House, New Jersey for the following: may communicate with the New Jersey State torney may communicate with the New Jersey COUNTY OF CAPE MAY COUNTY OF CAPE MAY, STATE OF NEW (16) Wet automatic Fire Suppression system Bar Association at (908) 249-5000 or the State Bar Association by calling toll free 800- STATE OF NEW JERSEY JERSEY, AS FOLLOWS: Section 2. The sum of $125,000, which rep- (NFPA 13) throughout & Modifi cations of re- LEASE AGREEMENT FOR INMATE Lawyer Referral Service of Cape May County 792-8315 (within New Jersey) or 609-394- resents the funded appropriation cancelled lated signal & alarm systems TRACKER BRACELET FOR THE CAPE at 609-463-0313, and if you cannot afford 1101 (from out of state). ORDINANCE NO. 1302-08 Section 1. There is hereby appropriated from in Section 1 hereof, is hereby reappropriated MAY COUNTY CORRECTIONS CENTER an attorney you may communicate with the the Capital Improvement Fund the sum of from the Ordinance for the Acquisition of a The project architect is Hugh McCauley, 237 Legal Services Offi ce in Cape May at 609- You may also communicate with a Lawyer AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE CODE OF $25,000 for the completion of a dog park. Telephone Communications System. Bryn Mawr Ave., Bryn Mawr, PA, 19010- Bid forms, instructions to bidders, specifi ca- 465-3001. Referral Service, or if you cannot afford to pay THE TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE, CHAPTER 2273, Phone 610-291-1576. The owner’s tions and other bidding documents may be an attorney you may call the Legal Services 236 SECTION 49 SCHEDULE XXI, SECTION Section 2. It is hereby determined and stated Section 3. The period of usefulness of the Project contact is Paul DiFilippo, Chair, North examined or obtained at the Offi ce of the Act- YOU, Computerized Thermography, are Offi ce. The phone numbers for the county in A, THEREOF, ENTITLED VEHICLES AND that the improvement set forth in Section 1. is purposes referred to in Section 2, within the Wildwood Lighthouse Commission or Ray ing Director of Purchasing, Kim Allen, during made a defendant herein because you hold which this action is pending are: Legal Ser- TRAFFIC “HANDICAPPED PARKING” a general capital improvement and is not a limitations of the Local Bond Law and accord- Townsend, City Administrator, PO Box 499, normal offi ce hours at the above address or a judgment fi led in the Superior Court of New vices (609) 465-3001, Lawyer Referral (609) current expense. ing to the reasonable life thereof, is not less No. Wildwood, NJ, 08260-0499; Phone 609- the County’s Procurement Portal located at Jersey on May 1, 1989, Judgment Number 463-0313. BE IT ORDAINED, by the Township Commit- than seven (7) years. 522-2030 ext. 1210. A Fact Sheet describing www.capemaycountygov.net . DJ-037564-1989 in the original amount of tee of the Township of Middle in the County Section 3. The capital budget is hereby the project and scope of work is available from $190.75 against an individual named Re- Jennifer M. Perez, Acting of Cape May and State of New Jersey as amended to conform with the provisions of this Section 4. The Capital Budget is hereby the offi ce of North Wildwood City Clerk 910 The Board reserves the right to reject any or gina Davis who may or may not be the record Clerk of the Superior Court follows: ordinance to the extent of any inconsistency amended to conform with the provisions of Atlantic Ave., North Wildwood, NJ, 08260, all bids in whole or in part and to waive such owner herein. therewith, and the resolution promulgated by this ordinance to the extent of any inconsis- Phone 609-522-2030, x 1400. informalities as may be permitted by law. 1x Fee=$47.39 07/30/08 SECTION 1. Section 236-49 of the Code of the Local Finance Board showing full detail tency therewith, and the resolution promul- Dated: 07/11/2008 ______the Township of Middle is hereby supplement- of the amended capital budget and capital gated by the Local Finance Board showing The funding stipulation for the New Jersey Bidders are required to comply with the re- TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE ed by the addition of the following: program as approved by the Director of the full detail of the amended Capital Budget and Department of Transportation and the New quirements of N.J.S.A. 10:5-31 et seq. and /s/THEODORE J. FETTER COUNTY OF CAPE MAY Division of Local Government Services, is on Capital Program as approved by the Director Jersey Historic Trust requires that prospective N.J.A.C. 17:27. THEODORE J. FETTER STATE OF NEW JERSEY NAME OF STREET: Boyd Street fi le with the Township Clerk and available for of the Division of Local Government Services, bidders complete a Qualifi cation Statement Acting Clerk of the Superior Court SIDE: East inspection. is on fi le with the Township Clerk and avail- pursuant to NJSA 40:11-25, therefore The City STEPHEN O’CONNOR ORDINANCE NO. 1301-08 LOCATION: Adjacent to Municipal Building able for inspection. of North Wildwood will accept Prequalifi cation 1x Fee=$38.88 07/30/08 (aka Township Hall) in the municipal parking Section 4. All ordinances, or parts of ordinanc- Applications from contractors until August 15, Clerk of the Board ______AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE CODE OF lot between State of New Jersey Highway es, inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed Section 5. The improvements authorized at 4:00 pm at the City Clerk’s Offi ce, City of Spec. #63 THE TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE, CHAPTER Route 9 and Boyd Street beginning at a point to the extent of such inconsistency. hereby are not current expenses and are North Wildwood, 901 Atlantic Avenue, North 236 SECTION 49 SCHEDULE XXI THERE- 258 feet east of the easterly curb line of Boyd general improvements that the Township Wildwood, NJ, 08260 DANIEL BEYEL ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS OF, ENTITLED VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC Street and establishing a center point for dual Section 5. This ordinance shall take effect af- may lawfully make. No part of the cost of the Freeholder Director BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS “HANDICAPPED PARKING” van accessibility handicapped parking. ter fi nal adoption and publication as required improvements authorized hereby has been or 3x Fee=$127.58 CAPE MAY COUNTY – NEW JERSEY by law. shall be specially assessed on any property 07/23, 07/30, 08/06/08 1x Fee=$20.66 07/30/08 BE IT ORDAINED, by the Township Commit- Location of the center point of the handi- specially benefi ted thereby. ______Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals tee of the Township of Middle in the County capped parking spaces is approximately 157 F. Nathan Doughty, Mayor NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Applicant’s/Appellant’s Name & Address: addressed to Stephen O’Connor, Clerk of the of Cape May and State of New Jersey as feet from the southerly line of Mechanic Street Susan Atkinson DeLanzo, Committee Section 6. All ordinances, or parts of ordinanc- Douglas and Barbara Fulford Board, will be received up to 2:00 p.m. pre- follows: to the center point, then extending to a point Member es, inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed All household and personal goods stored at 708 Dias Creek Road vailing time, on August 27, 2008, at which 22 feet south. Stephen Barry, Committee Member to the extent of such inconsistency. M&M Storage Inc., Cape May County Airport, Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 time they will be publicly opened and read in SECTION 1. Section 236-49 of the Code of Franklin Road, Rio Grande, NJ 08242 in the the Intermediate Meeting Room, Administra- the Township of Middle is hereby supplement- SECTION 2. All other ordinances in confl ict or Attest: James E. Alexis, Township Clerk Section 7. This ordinance shall take effect following units will be sold on August 9, 2008 Owner’s Name and Address: Same as Ap- tion Building, 4 Moore Road, Cape May Court ed by the addition of the following: inconsistent with this Ordinance are hereby at 10:00 am plicant House, New Jersey for the following: repealed, to the extent of such confl ict or in- ORDINANCE NO. 1303-08 (Page A36 Please)

Unit #4 – David Vigil Subject Property-Street Address: 708 Dias FURNISH AND DELIVER NEW SHELVING Unit #47 – Roxanne Defrancisco Creek Road AND STORAGE BINS FOR FACILITIES AND SERVICES WAREHOUSE 4 Lines, 4 Weeks, 4 FREE! 2x Fee=$12.15 Subject Property-Block & Lot No: 07/23, 07/30/08 Block 163.01 Lot(s) 251 (f/k/a 22.03) Bid forms, instructions to bidders, specifi ca- ______tions and other bidding documents may be For articles and furnishings selling for $200 or less. #!0%-!9 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE NOTICE OF APPEAL OR APPLICATION FOR examined or obtained at the Offi ce of the Act- #/5.49 DEVELOPMENT ing Director of Purchasing, Kim Allen, during Advertising appears in the Cape May County Herald All household and personal goods stored in normal offi ce hours at the above address or Unit #66 at Court House Mini Storage, West TAKE NOTICE that a hearing will be held the County’s Procurement Portal located at Newspapers AND Online End of Mechanic Street. before the Zoning Board of Adjustment of www.capemaycountygov.net . the Township of Middle at the Middle Town- 1. Price and phone number (or email address) must be included in the ad. Property being sold is owned by Martin Lind- ship Municipal Building Boyd and Mechanic The Board reserves the right to reject any or 2. One letter, space, punctuation per box. holm. all bids in whole or in part and to waive such Streets, Cape May Court House, New Jersey 3. Offer applies to Articles For Sale and Furnishings only - No autos, boats, 08210 on the 14th day of AUGUST, 2008 at informalities as may be permitted by law. #,!33)&)%$ Sale will be held on Thursday, July 31, 2008 7:00 p.m., prevailing time, on the application yard sales, etc. will be accepted as free ads. at 8 a.m. for development of the undersigned. Appli- Bidders are required to comply with the re- WWW#APE-AY#OUNTY(ERALDCOM cant seeks all required approvals and relief quirements of N.J.S.A. 10:5-31 et seq. and 4. The Seawave Corp. reserves the right to reject or edit any advertisement. 2x Fee=$12.15 necessary to permit grant of a fi nal site plan N.J.A.C. 17:27. 07/23, 07/30/08 approval of an exercise studio within an ex- ______isting single- family dwelling on this site. The STEPHEN O’CONNOR Name: ______NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Board of Adjustment has already approved a use variance and preliminary site plan ap- Clerk of the Board All household and personal goods stored in proval. There is an existing asphalt driveway Address: ______o Articles For Sale Unit #44 at Court House Mini Storage, West and parking area that will be expanded to ac- End of Mechanic Street. commodate the proposed studio use. Specifi - DANIEL BEYEL ______o Furnishings cally, the following additional approvals/vari- Freeholder Director Property being sold is owned by Michelle ances are sought: Final Site Plan approval Rhinesmith. with Variances from a 50’ Buffer required by 1x Fee=$21.87 07/30/08 Phone Number: ______218-81B(6) and of 250-9M and a 10’ Buffer ______Sale will be held on Thursday, July 31, 2008 to Residential District required by 218-81D(3) POWERS KIRN, LLC Email Address: ______Start Date: ______at 8 a.m. and 250-9, M, as well as any other variances 728 Marne Highway, Suite 200 or waivers deemed necessary by the Middle Moorestown, NJ 08057 2x Fee=$12.15 Township Zoning Board. (856) 802-1000 07/23, 07/30/08 Attorneys for Plaintiff (2007-2082) 1- ______All interested parties may appear at said hear- NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE ing and participate therein in accordance with NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANT 2- the rules of the Planning Board. Maps and Superior Court of New Jersey All household and personal goods stored in Documents relating to said matter, if any, will Chancery Division Unit #1 at Court House Mini Storage, West be available for public inspection in the offi ce Cape May County 3- End of Mechanic Street. of the Secretary of the Planning Board at the Docket No.F-32756-07 Offi ce of the Planning Offi cer of the Town- 4- Property being sold is owned by Jennifer ship of Middle, Boyd and Mechanic Streets, STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: Anzelone. Cape May Court House, New Jersey 08210, Mail your classifi ed ad to: The Herald Classifi eds ten (10) days prior to the hearing day, during Dianne Behnke, her heirs, devisees, and Sale will be held on Thursday, July 31, 2008 normal business hours. personal representatives and his/her, their, or at 8 a.m. any of their successors in right, title and inter- 1508 Route 47, Rio Grande, NJ 08242 This Notice is given pursuant to N.J.S.A. est and James Behnke, his heirs, devisees, Fax: 609-886-2162 or Email Classifi [email protected] 2x Fee=$12.15 40:55D-11, et seq. and personal representatives and his/her, A36 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Classifi ed Herald Newspapers July 30 2008 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES

(From Page A35) APPROPRIATION BALANCES FOR OTHER ______Care Management vailing time, at that time and place the bids will CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY, AFTER PUBLIC HEARING AT A REGULAR MEETING OF twenty (20) days after the fi rst publication CAPITAL PROJECTS ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Transportation be opened and considered by the Township. SUBJECT PROPERTY - STREET ADDRESS: THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS HELD thereof after fi nal passage. BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS Housekeeping 330 Route 47 South, Cape May Court House PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the above Ordi- CAPE MAY COUNTY - NEW JERSEY Legal Assistance BIDDERS ARE REQUIRED TO COMPLY ON JULY 23, 2008. F. Nathan Doughty, Mayor nance was passed on fi rst reading at a regu- Respite Care WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF P.L. 1975 SUBJECT PROPERTY - BLOCK & LOT KEVIN M. YECCO Susan Atkinson DeLanzo, Committee lar meeting of the Township Committee held NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT SEALED Emergency c 127 NUMBERS: Bl. 472, Lt. 21, Middle Twp. BOROUGH CLERK Member on July 21, 2008. Second reading, hearing PROPOSALS ADDRESSED TO STEPHEN Physical Health - Dental Stephen Barry, Committee Member and consideration for adoption will be held O’CONNOR, COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR OF Outreach Bidders are required to submit a statement NOTICE OF APPLICATION / APPEAL on August 18, 2008 at the Middle Township THE BOARD, WILL BE RECEIVED UP TO Medication Management of ownership with the bid in compliance with 1x Fee=$27.94 07/30/08 ______Attest: James E. Alexis, Township Clerk Municipal Building, 33 Mechanic Street (Boyd 2:00 P.M. PREVAILING TIME, ON Tuesday Administration of Nutrition and Mobile N.J.S. 52:25-24.2 (P.L. 1977, c33) PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on the 14th Street Entrance), Cape May Court House, NJ August 19, 2008, AT WHICH TIME THEY Meals day of August 2008, at 7:00 p.m., prevailing NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARDED ORDINANCE NO. 1304-08 at 6:00 P.M. Copies of the ordinance may be WILL BE PUBLICLY OPENED AND READ Residential Maintenance Specifi cations are on fi le and available July time, at the Middle Township Municipal Build- obtained, at no charge, between the hours of IN THE INTERMEDIATE MEETING ROOM Adult Day Services - Social 30, 2008 at the Treasurer’s Offi ce, 33 Me- ing, located at Boyd and Mechanic Streets, The Board of Commissioners of the Borough of Wildwood Crest, in the County of Cape May ORDINANCE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF MID- 8:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Monday thru Friday in (E142), WILLIAM F. STURM, JR. ADMIN- Adult Protective Services chanic Street, Cape May Court House, NJ Cape May Court House, New Jersey 08210, and State of New Jersey, has awarded a con- DLE, COUNTY OF CAPE MAY, NEW JER- the Offi ce of the Municipal Clerk located at 33 ISTRATION BUILDING, 4 MOORE ROAD, Caregiver Support Programs 08210. the Middle Township Zoning Board of Adjust- tract without competitive bidding as a “Profes- SEY CANCELING CERTAIN FUNDED AP- Mechanic Street, Cape May Court House, NJ CREST HAVEN COMPLEX, CAPE MAY Respite Care ment will hold a hearing on the application for sional Service” in accordance with N.J.S.A. PROPRIATION BALANCES HERETOFORE up to the time of the Public Hearing. COURT HOUSE, NEW JERSEY, FOR THE Professional In-Home Education/Support The Township reserves the right to reject any development of the undersigned. Applicant 40A:11-5(1)(a). PROVIDED FOR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS FOLLOWING: Caregiver Mental Health Counseling or all bids and to waive any informality in any seeks all required approvals and relief so as AND REAPPROPRIATING SUCH FUNDED 1x Fee=$55.89 07/30/08 bid. to permit the subdivision of the property into “FURNISH AND INSTALL NEW WALK- Submitted by: Elizabeth Bozzelli, two conforming lots, one containing the exist- This contract has been awarded to Glen IN REFRIGERATOR AND NEW WALK-IN Executive Director By Order of the Township Committee. ing single family dwelling and one containing J. Ortman, RMA, of the fi rm of Ford, Scott, 3 dayFREE vacation FREEZER FOR CREST HAVEN NURSING the existing commercial building at the subject Seidenburg & Kennedy, L.L.C., based on the merits and abilities of said contractor to to over 20 AND REHABILITATION CENTER” Cape May County Department of Aging Tracey Taverner premises noted above. Specifi cally, the follow- destinations Social Services Building Treasurer ing variances and approvals are sought: Minor provide the services as described herein. This PROPOSAL FORMS, SPECIFICATIONS 4005 Route 9, South Subdivision Approval with a use variance for contract was not awarded through a “fair and AND OTHER BIDDING DOCUMENTS MAY Rio Grande, N.J. 08242 2x Fee=$43.74 the continued commercial lawn mower repair/ open process” pursuant to N.J.S.A. 19:44A- BE OBTAINED UPON PAYMENT OF A (609) 886-2784 07/30, 08/06/08 sharpening shop and produce stand where 20.4, et. seq. As such, the undersigned does 1-800-DONATE-CARS $20.00 CHARGE (NON- REFUNDABLE), AT ______said use is not permitted by Section 250-20 hereby attest, based upon execution of the THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY ENGINEER, 1x Fee=$23.08 07/30/08 TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE et seq. “Business Entity Disclosure Certifi cation” by DALE M. FOSTER, (609) 465-1035, DURING ______COUNTY OF CAPE MAY said contractor that Glen J. Ortman, RMA, NORMAL OFFICE HOURS AT THE ABOVE TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE STATE OF NEW JERSEY Applicant requests any and all other varianc- of the fi rm of Ford, Scott, Seidenburg & t
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Further, of the Borough when the contract is awarded. BATHTUB REGLAZING OF THE PUBLIC LAWS OF 1977. ENCE AND GEORGIANA DAVIES SPORTS Introduced By: Committeemember Barry any interested party may appear in person COMPLEX – CONTRACT NO. 12 Seconded By: or by attorney at said hearing and participate The Resolution authorizing this contract and SAVE IT • REGLAZE IT BIDS MUST BE MADE ON STANDARD PRO- Committeemember DeLanzo therein in accordance with the rules of the the actual contract are available for public in- MAKE YOUR BATHTUB POSAL FORM IN THE MANNER DESIG- The sealed bids will be received by the Town- Vote-Aye: Committeemember Barry, Middle Township Zoning Board. spection in the Offi ce of the Borough Clerk. 00 NATED THEREIN AND REQUIRED BY THE ship Clerk of the Township of Middle at 33 Me- Committeemember DeLanzo, LIKE BRAND NEW TUB & SPECIFICATIONS, MUST BE ENCLOSED chanic Street, 2nd Floor Conference Room, Mayor Doughty This Notice is given pursuant to the Municipal AWARDED TO: GLEN J. ORTMAN, RMA, Surrounding OF THE FIRM OF FORD, SCOTT SEIDEN- LIMITED TIME IN SEALED ENVELOPES BEARING THE Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 up to and Nay: Land Use Law, N.J.S.A. 40:55D-11 et seq.  $ 467 $299REG. BURG, & KENNEDY, L.L.C. $299 NAME AND ADDRESS OF THE BIDDER including 3:30p.m. on August 13, 2008, pre- www.advancedrefinishingcorp.com Lic. #13VH02840700 $425 AND MARKED “FURNISH AND INSTALL vailing time, at that time and place the bids will BE IT RESOLVED by the Township Commit- 1x Fee=$27.94 07/30/08 CALL TODAY BEAUTIFUL TOMORROW NEW WALK-IN REFRIGERATOR AND NEW be opened and considered by the Township. tee of the Township of Middle, the governing ______SERVICES TO BE RENDERED: REGIS- Ƈ TERED MUNICIPAL AUDITOR/ AC- ADVANCED REFINISHING CORP. WALK-IN FREEZER FOR CREST HAVEN body thereof, that the Agreement between BOROUGH OF WILDWOOD CREST NURSING AND REHABILITATION CEN- BIDDERS ARE REQUIRED TO COMPLY Phoenix Advisors, LLC. and the Township of CAPE MAY COUNTY COUNTANT 877-3 NEW TUB • 201-288-0073 • 732-988-6005 • 973-279-0083 TER” ON THE OUTSIDE, ADDRESSED TO WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF P.L. 1975 Middle be and is hereby ratifi ed and the con- NEW JERSEY STEPHEN O’CONNOR, c 127 tract is hereby awarded through the Non-Fair COST: FEES ON AN HOURLY BASIS COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR OF THE and Open Process as described in Pay-To- ORDINANCE NO. 1062 NOT TO EXCEED $32,600 FOR SER- BOARD, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, 4 Bidders are required to submit a statement Play Statutes. VICES IN CONNECTION WITH THE MOORE ROAD, CREST HAVEN COMPLEX, of ownership with the bid in compliance with AN ORDINANCE AUGMENTING AND ANNUAL AUDIT, MUNICIPAL BUDGET CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, NEW JERSEY N.J.S. 52:25-24.2 (P.L. 1977, c33) FURTHER RESOLVED, that the appropriate AMENDING THE LAND DEVELOPMENT PREPARATION, FINANCIAL STATEMENT, 08210, AND MUST BE ACCOMPANIED offi cials are hereby authorized and directed to ORDINANCE OF THE BOROUGH OF AND FOR THE RELATED DUTIES AS SPE- BY A CASHIER’S OR CERTIFIED CHECK Specifi cations are on fi le and available July sign said agreement. WILDWOOD CREST – CHAPTER 85 AR- CIFICALLY FORTH IN THE REFERENCED OR A BID BOND FOR NOT LESS THAN 30, 2008 at the Treasurer’s Offi ce, 33 Me- TICLE II – DEFINITIONS – SECTION 85-11 AGREEMENT 10% (TEN) PERCENT OF THE AMOUNT chanic Street, Cape May Court House, NJ Phoenix Advisors LLC. – Refunding Analysis – DWELLING, DWELLING DUPLEX, DWELL- BID, BUT NOT IN EXCESS OF $20,000.00, 08210. and Financial Advisor - $12,500.00 ING MULTI-FAMILY; PERMITTED USES PERIOD: JULY 9, 2008 TO JULY 8, 2009 DRAWN TO THE ORDER OF CAPE MAY – HOTEL/MOTEL; ARTICLE III – ZONING KEVIN COUNTY TREASURER, AND BE DELIV- The Township reserves the right to reject any As the Chief Financial Offi cer of the Township DISTRICTS – RULES AND REGULATIONS M. YECCO, BOROUGH CLERK ERED AT THE PLACE ON OR BEFORE THE or all bids and to waive any informality in any of Middle, I acknowledge the sum of $not to – SECTION 85-19T – PROHIBITED USES HOUR NAMED ABOVE. bid. exceed $12,500.00 has been bid for the fol- – CONVERSION OF HOTELS OR MOTELS 1x Fee=$29.16 07/30/08 lowing service or items refunding analysis and INTO MULTI-FAMILY DWELLINGS; ARTICLE ______STEPHEN O’CONNOR By Order of the Township Committee. fi nancial advisor . It is further certifi ed that suf- XI – HOTEL-MOTEL AND MULTI-FAM- ADVERTISEMENT County Administrator fi cient funds are available from the following ILY ZONE – SECTION 85-57 – PERMITTED Tracey Taverner appropriation or ordinance to cover this con- USES; SECTION 85-60(G) AREA & BULK 2008-2009 TRENCH RESTORATION CON- BLESS THE KIDS FUND DANIEL BEYEL Treasurer tract: contingent upon refunding. REGULATIONS – HOTEL/MOTEL BUFFER TRACT HELP US RAISE FUNDS Director ZONE; ARTICLE XIV – EXCEPTIONS AND BOROUGH OF WILDWOOD CREST 2x Fee=$46.17 Tracey L. Taverner, CFO SUPPLEMENTAL REGULATIONS – SEC- 1x Fee=$37.66 07/30/08 07/30, 08/06/08 TION 85-68(D) – ACCESSORY BUILDINGS, Notice is hereby given that sealed bids for the DONATE ______I, James Alexis, Clerk of Middle Township, STRUCTURES AND USES; SECTION 85- construction of the above referenced project YOUR CAR — RUNNING OR NOT! PUBLIC HEARING TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE Cape May County, do hereby certify the fore- 73(C) - EXCEPTIONS AND SUPPLEMEN- will be received by the Wildwood Crest Pur- COUNTY OF CAPE MAY going to be a true and correct copy of a Reso- TAL REQUIREMENTS TO BULK AND AREA chasing Committee and opened and read in C ARS • VANS • TRUCKS Cape May County Department of Aging STATE OF NEW JERSEY lution adopted by the Township Committee at REGULATIONS – NUMBER OF BUILD- public in the Municipal Court Room located GET $50+ CASH ON PICK-UP AREA PLAN GRANT 2009 Update a meeting of said Middle Township Commit- INGS RESTRICTED; ARTICLE XV – DE- at the Wildwood Crest Borough Hall, 6101 NOTICE TO BIDDERS tee, held on July 21, 2008 and said Resolution SIGN STANDARDS FOR SUBDIVISIONS Pacifi c Avenue, Wildwood Crest, New Jersey FREE PICK-UP 24 HOURS/7 DAYS The Cape May County Department of Aging was adopted by not less than a two-thirds vote AND SITE PLANS – SECTION 85-89(D) 08260 at 11:00 a.m. prevailing time, on Tues- JUNK CARS WELCOME • FULLY TAX DEDUCTIBLE will hold a public hearing for the purpose of Take notice that sealed bids are hereby re- of the members of the Township Committee. – PARKING, LOADING, STORAGE AND day August 12, 2008. 1-877-907-KIDS (5437) receiving public comment on its proposed quested for supplying the following services RECYCLING REQUIREMENTS, IMPROVE- Area Plan Grant 2009 Update on Wednes- and/or materials to the Township of Middle in Witness my hand and seal of the Township of MENTS/ADDITIONS TO EXISTING HOTEL/ Work under this contract shall include furnish- day, August 20th, 2008. 2:00 p.m. at the So- the calendar year 2008: Middle, this 21st day of July, 2008 MOTEL; AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 1013 ing all labor, equipment and materials required cial Services Building, 4005 Route 9, South, ADOPTED APRIL 4, 2007 AND ORDINANCE to complete the restoration of utility trenches Rio Grande, N.J. 08242. The meeting will STREET HOCKEY RINK – CLARENCE AND James Alexis, Township Clerk NO. 983 ADOPTED OCTOBER 28, 2005. within the Borough of Wildwood Crest. be held in the Meeting Room located in the GEORGIANA DAVIES SPORTS COMPLEX front lobby. – CONTRACT NO. 11 1x Fee=$31.59 07/30/08 Project Description ______NOTICE OF FINAL ADOPTION Surface course restoration of utility trenches, The proposed Area Plan contains the follow- The sealed bids will be received by the Town- APPLICANT / APPELLANT’S NAME & AD- including milling the existing surface and ing services that Cape May County intends ship Clerk of the Township of Middle at 33 Me- DRESS: William and Mary Howell THE ABOVE CAPTIONED ORDINANCE installing 2” of HMA Surface Course, where to fund during 2009: chanic Street, 2nd Floor Conference Room, WAS PASSED ON SECOND READING AND directed in the Borough of Wildwood Crest, Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 up to and OWNER’S NAME & ADDRESS: 334 Route 47 FINALLY ADOPTED BY THE BOARD OF Cape May County, NJ. Information & Assistance including 3:00p.m. on August 13, 2008, pre- South, Cape May Ct. Hse., NJ 08210 COMMISSIONERS OF THE BOROUGH OF Certifi ed Home Health Aide WILDWOOD CREST, IN THE COUNTY OF Contract Documents may be examined at the offi ce of the City Engineer, Ralph Petrella Jr., Van Note – Harvey Associates, P.C., 211 North Main Street, Suite 203, Cape May Court NOTICE OF VACANCY House, New Jersey 08210 or at Wildwood RECESSION PROOF Crest Borough Hall. FRANCHISES AVAILABLE IN YOUR AREA! Copies of Contract Documents may be obtained only from the offi ce of the City En- LIBERTY TAX SERVICE Th e Wildwood Board of Education is seeking individuals who are interested gineer, upon the presentation of the name and mailing address of the interested party The Fastest Growing Tax Service Firm Ever! and the payment of a non-refundable charge In 2008, Liberty Tax Service grew by more tax returns in fi lling a vacancy on the Board of Education. of $25.00 for reproduction and processing than H&R Block® and Jackson Hewitt® combined. beginning on Wednesday July 30, 2008. Checks shall be made payable to Van Note CALL US TO FIND OUT WHY. – Harvey Associates, P.C. Put our proven system to work - become a As per NJSA 18:A12-1 and NJSA 18:A12-2, a member of the Board of Liberty Tax Service Franchise All bids must be accompanied by bid secu- Owner Today! 1-800-790-3863 ext. 8110 rity. The bid security shall be in the form of a ® Education must be of legal voting age, be registered to vote in the district, www.libertytaxfranchise.com certifi ed check, cashier’s check, or bid bond H&R Block is a registered trademark of HRB Royalty, Inc. Jackson Hewitt is a registered trademark of Jackson Hewitt, Inc. executed by the principal and surety company not disqualifi ed as a voter pursuant to R.S. 19:4-1, a citizen and resident attorney in fact and witnessed and attested to with the power of attorney attached, in the JI@DQ@ /@
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Be Your Own Boss!!! 08260. Resumes should be received no later than Tuesday, August 12, 2008 The successful Bidder must furnish a 100% Performance Bond and 100% Labor and JANITORIALBe Your O FRANCHISE at 2:00 p.m. Further information can be obtained by calling Mr. Gregory S. Material Payment Bond in conformity with the JANITO requirements of the Contract Documents. We Provide: Rohrman at 522-0786. FRAN• CFull & Part Time Business Opportunities The successful bidder will be required, upon • Guaranteed Customers, Growth, Ongoing Support fi nal payment, to furnish a General Mainte- nance Bond acceptable to the Borough of • Full & Part Time Business O • Equipment, Training, Financing Wildwood Crest, in conformity with the re- • Guaranteed Custom Ong•oLOW DOWN PAYMENT • NO COLD CALLING• Gregory S. Rohrman, Board Secretary quirements of the Contract Documents. • Equipment, Trainin VANGUARD CLEANING Wildwood Board of Education Should the successful Bidder to which this LOW DOWN 856-231-1200 • 732-254-9088 • vanguardcleaning.com • NO COLD (Page A37 Please) Herald Newspapers July 30 2008 Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A37 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES (From Page A36) are available for public inspection in the offi ce NEW JERSEY, AFTER PUBLIC HEARING AT seeks all required approvals and relief so as Owner’s Name: Shariar Ray Sheik the undersigned. Applicant seeks all required of the Municipal Clerk A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF COMMIS- Subject Property - Tax Map Block: 56.01 Lot to permit repair operation for stone chips in Address: 2130 Gordon Avenue, approvals and relief so as to permit the re- Contract is awarded fail to comply with the SIONERS HELD ON WEDNESDAY, JULY (s): 41 car or truck windshields at the subject prem- Menlo Park, CA 94025 placement an existing two story structure on above provisions as to the submission of the Awarded to: Albrecht & Heun, Inc. 23, 2008. ises noted above. Specifi cally, the following the northwest corner of the property (known required bonds, fully execute or to execute PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on the 14th day variances and approvals are sought: Use Subject Property – Street Address: 8 16th as the “Etcetera Shop”) along with an adja- the Contract within the time required herein, Services: Change Order No. 3; Construction CHRISTOPHER WOOD, CITY CLERK of August, 2008 at 7:00 PM, prevailing time, Variance N.J.S.A. 40:55D-70d use or principal Street, Del Haven, NJ cent storage building with a new single story the Owner may at its sole discretion, declare of Maxwell Field Community Center, Phase I. at the Middle Township Municipal Building, structure; waiver of site plan itself and any and building consisting of approximately 3,312 the successful Bidder in default, and shall be 1x Fee=$9.72 07/30/08 located at Boyd and Mechanic Streets, Cape all other variances deemed necessary. Subject Property – Tax Map Block: 403 square feet. Also, Applicant is seeking the entitled to retain the bid security. Time Period: 1 Year ______May Court House, New Jersey 08210, the Lot (s): 3 Board’s approval to place a pre-manufactured NOTICE OF PENDING Middle Township Zoning Board of Adjust- A copy of the said application and accom- single story storage garage with dimensions Bidders are required to comply with the re- Cost: in the amount not to exceed $5,950.00 ORDINANCE NO. 746-08 ment will hold a hearing on the application for panying documents will be on fi le with the PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on the 12th day of 24 feet by 24 feet to the east of the Early quirements of New Jersey P.L. 1975, C.127 (new total of contract $881,876.80). development of the undersigned. Applicant Secretary of the Middle Township Zoning of August 2008, at 7:30 PM, prevailing time, Education Center, on the site at the subject (N.J.A.C. 17:27), Public Works Contractor The Ordinance published herewith was in- seeks all required approvals and relief, so as Board/Zoning Offi cer and may be inspected, at the Middle Township Municipal Building, premises noted above. Specifi cally, the fol- Registration Act (PWCRA) P.L. 1999, C.238- CHRISTOPHER WOOD, CITY CLERK troduced and passed upon fi rst reading at a to permit building a carport off the right side of during normal business hours, in the Middle located at Boyd and Mechanic Streets, Cape lowing approvals/variances are sought: Minor N.J.S.A. 34:11-56.48 et seq, Affi rmative Ac- meeting of the Board of Commissioners of the structure on an area that is already black Township Zoning Offi ce, Middle Township Mu- May Court House, New Jersey 08210, the Site Plan, Waiver from Site Plan Standards, tion; P.L. 1963, C.150, Prevailing Wage Act; 1x Fee=$12.15 07/30/08 the City of Wildwood, in the County of Cape topped at the subject premises noted above. nicipal Building, Boyd and Mechanic Streets, Middle Township Planning Board will hold a and Use Variance-expansion of non-conform- and P.L. 1975 C.33, Disclosure of Interests, ______May, New Jersey, held on July 23, 2008. It will Specifi cally, the following variances and ap- Cape May Court House, New Jersey, by all in- hearing on the application for development of ing use. The Applicant may request any and as amended and supplemented. NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARD be further considered for fi nal passage after provals are sought: Hardship Variance NJSA terested parties at least ten (10) days prior to the undersigned. Applicant seeks all required all additional variances and/or waivers identi- Public Hearing thereof, at a meeting of said 40:55D-70c(1) for the right side, set back the said hearing. Further, any interested party approvals and relief so as to permit minor sub- fi ed by the Planning Board. The Borough of Wildwood Crest reserves the The City of Wildwood has awarded a contract Board of Commissioners, Wednesday, August (northside) and a Hardship Variance NJSA may appear in person or by attorney at said division at the subject premises noted above. right to reject any or all bids or to waive any without competitive bidding as a professional 13, 2008 immediately following the Board of 40:55D-70c(1) for lot coverage. hearing and participate therein in accordance Specifi cally, the following approvals/variances A copy of the said application and accom- informalities or immaterial differences should service pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11-1. et seq. Commissioners Work Session at 6:30 PM, with the rules of the Middle Township Zoning are sought: minor subdivision approval and a panying documents will be on fi le with the the Borough of Wildwood Crest deem it to be This contract and the resolution authorizing it during the week prior to and up to and includ- A copy of the said application and accom- Board. This notice is sent pursuant to the re- lot width variance. Secretary of the Middle Township Planning in the public interest to do so. are available for public inspection in the offi ce ing the date of such meetings, copies of said panying documents will be on fi le with the quirements of the Municipal Land Use Law. Board/Zoning Offi cer and may be inspected, of the Municipal Clerk. Ordinance will be made available at the City Secretary of the Middle Township Zoning A copy of the said application and accom- during normal business hours, in the Middle Each proposal or bid must be submitted in Clerk’s Offi ce in said Municipal Building to the Board/Zoning Offi cer and may be inspected, Lawrence Washington panying documents will be on fi le with the Township Zoning Offi ce, Middle Township Mu- accordance with the terms of the aforesaid Awarded to: Mathis Construction Co. General Public who shall request the same. during normal business hours, in the Middle Applicant Secretary of the Middle Township Planning nicipal Building, Boyd and Mechanic Streets, specifi cations and must be made on standard Township Zoning Offi ce, Middle Township Mu- Board/Zoning Offi cer and may be inspected Cape May Court House, New Jersey, by all in- proposal forms contained in the specifi ca- Services: Change Order No. 3; 2008 Various Christopher Wood, City Clerk nicipal Building, Boyd and Mechanic Streets, 1x Fee=$27.94 07/30/08 during normal business hours in the Middle terested parties at least ten (10) days prior to tions. It must be enclosed in a sealed enve- Storm Sewer Repairs. Cape May Court House, New Jersey, by all in- ______Township Zoning Offi ce, Middle Township Mu- the said hearing. Further, any interested party lope, bearing the project name and the name Dated: July 30, 2008 terested parties at least ten (10) days prior to ESTATE OF NEW JERSEY nicipal Building, Boyd and Mechanic Streets, may appear in person or by attorney at said and address of the bidder and be delivered at Time Period: 1 Year the said hearing. Further, any interested party CAPE MAY COUNTY Cape May Court House, New Jersey by all in- hearing and participate therein in accordance the place on the hour above named. CITY OF WILDWOOD may appear in person or by attorney at said SURROGATE’S COURT terested parties at least ten (10) days prior to with the rules of the Middle Township Planning Cost: in the amount not to exceed $2,892.80 Cape May County, New Jersey hearing and participate therein in accordance IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF GILDA the said hearing. Further, any interested party Board. This notice is sent pursuant to the re- Borough of Wildwood Crest (new total of contract $99,084.25). with the rules of the Middle Township Zoning MASLOW, DECEASED may appear in person or by attorney at said quirements of the Municipal Land Use Law. ORDINANCE 746-08 Board. This notice is sent pursuant to the re- RULE TO BAR CREDITORS hearing and participate therein in accordance Kevin Yecco, CHRISTOPHER WOOD, CITY CLERK quirements of the Municipal Land Use Law. with the rules of the Middle Township Planning Cape Regional Medical Center, Inc., Borough Clerk AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING MANDA- Notice is hereby given that an order has been Board. This notice is sent pursuant to the re- Applicant 1x Fee=$10.94 07/30/08 TORY DEVELOPMENT FEES IN THE CITY Gloria Hodges made by W. Robert Hentges, Surrogate of the quirements of the Municipal Land Use Law. 1x Fee=$58.32 07/30/08 ______OF WILDWOOD, CAPE MAY COUNTY, Applicant County of Cape May, bearing the date the 4th Anthony P. Monzo, Esquire ______NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARD STATE OF NEW JERSEY day of June 2008, A.D., upon application of Shariar Ray Sheik Attorney for Applicant SPEC. # 64 1x Fee=$29.16 07/30/08 the Executors, SUSAN ANN MASLOW and Applicant The City of Wildwood has awarded a contract William Davenport, Commissioner ______SCOTT JAY MASLOW, requiring the credi- Monzo Catanese, P.C. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS without competitive bidding as a professional Gary S. DeMarzo, Commissioner MIDDLE TOWNSHIP tors of deceased, late of the County of Cape 1x Fee=$25.52 07/30/08 Schoolhouse Offi ce Park BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS service pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11-1, et seq. Ernest Troiano, Jr., Mayor ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT May, to bring their claims against the estate of ______211 South Main Street, Suite 104 CAPE MAY COUNTY – NEW JERSEY This contract and the resolution authorizing it the said decedent, under oath or affi rmation, MIDDLE TOWNSHIP PLANNING BOARD Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 are available for public inspection in the offi ce Attest: Christopher H. Wood, City Clerk NOTICE OF HEARING ON APPLICATION within nine months or they will be debarred of Phone: (609) 463-4601 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT SEALED of the Municipal Clerk. FOR DEVELOPMENT any action therefor against the said estate. NOTICE OF HEARING BIDS, ADDRESSED TO STEPHEN The above ordinance was introduced and 1x Fee=$36.45 07/30/08 O’CONNOR, CLERK OF THE BOARD, WILL Awarded to: SOSH Architects passed fi rst reading on July 23, 2008. Applicant’s Name: Lawrence Washington, Executors: SUSAN ANN MASLOW and Applicant’s Name: ______BE RECEIVED UP TO 2:00PM PREVAILING President, Janalex Corp. SCOTT JAY MASLOW Cape Regional Medical Center, Inc. NOTICE OF CONTRACTS AWARDED TIME, ON AUGUST 27, 2008, AT WHICH Services: Change Order No. 1; Architectural CHRISTOPHER H. WOOD, CITY CLERK Address: 724 Park Boulevard, West Cape c/o Michael W. Mills, Esquire TIME THEY WILL BE PUBLICLY OPENED services in connection with the Maxwell Field May, NJ 08204 131 W. State St. Address: This notice is being published in accordance AND READ IN THE ADMINISTRATION Community Center. 1x Fee=$21.87 07/30/08 Doylestown, PA 18901 c/o Monzo Catanese, P.C. with the requirements of N.J.S.A. 40A:11- BUILDING, 4 MOORE ROAD, CAPE MAY ______Owner’s Name: Richard Rutherford 211 South Main Street, Suite 104 4.5(g), Competitive Contracting or Fair and COURT HOUSE, NEW JERSEY, FOR THE Time Period: 1 Year MIDDLE TOWNSHIP Address: 3505 Route 9 South, Rio Grande, Attorney: MICHAEL W. MILLS Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 Open Process and N.J.S.A. 40A:11-5(1)(a)(i), FOLLOWING: ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT NJ 08242 ANTHEIL MASLOW & MacMlNN LLP Professional Services. At a regular meeting Cost: in the amount not to exceed $25,000.00 131 West State St. Address of Property of the Cape May County Board of Chosen FURNISH PHARMACEUTICAL CONSULT- (new total of contract $132,000.00). NOTICE OF HEARING ON APPLICATION Subject Property - Street Address: 3407 Route P.O. Box 50 Subject to Application: Freeholders held on July 22, 2008 the County ING SERVICES FOR CREST HAVEN NURS- FOR DEVELOPMENT 9 South, Rio Grande, NJ 08242 Doylestown, PA 18901 Two Stone Harbor Boulevard, Cape May entered into contracts/agreements as follows: ING AND REHABILITATION CENTER. Christopher Wood, City Clerk Court House NJ Applicant’s Name: Andre and Gloria Subject Property - Tax Map Block: 1464 Lot 1x Fee=$15.80 07/30/08 (Street Address) 1. Agreement with Georgia Saler and Debo- BID FORMS, INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS, 1x Fee=$12.15 07/30/08 Hodges (s): 10 ______rah Price for nutritional consulting services SPECIFICATIONS AND OTHER BIDDING ______Address: 527 Goshen Road, MIDDLE TOWNSHIP PLANNING BOARD Block: 131 Lot(s): 1 to Crest Haven Nursing and Rehabilitation DOCUMENTS MAY BE EXAMINED OR OB- NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARD Cape May Court House, New Jersey PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on the 14th Center for a term of three (3) years effective TAINED AT THE OFFICE OF THE ACTING day of August, 2008, at 7:00 PM, prevailing NOTICE OF HEARING ON APPLICATION PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on the 12th day 7/22/08 through 7/21/11. PURCHASING DIRECTOR, KIM ALLEN, The City of Wildwood has awarded a contract Owner’s Name: Same as above time, at the Middle Township Municipal Build- FOR DEVELOPMENT of August, 2008, at 7:30 P.M., prevailing time, DURING NORMAL OFFICE HOURS AT THE without competitive bidding as a professional Address ing, located at Boyd and Mechanic Streets, at the Middle Township Municipal Building, 2. Agreement with the Cape May County ABOVE ADDRESS OR THE COUNTY’S service pursuant to NJ.S.A. 40A: 11-1, et seq. Cape May Court House, New Jersey 08210, Applicant’s Name: Shariar Ray Sheik located at Boyd and Mechanic Streets, Cape Health Department through 6/30/09: Rafael PROCUREMENT PORTAL LOCATED AT This contract and the resolution authorizing it Subject Property - Street Address: the Middle Township Zoning Board of Adjust- Address: 2130 Gordon Avenue, May Court House, New Jersey 08210, the Attiya, MD $1,500.00; Cape Anesthesia and WWW.CAPEMAYCOUNTYGOV.NET. are available for public inspection in the offi ce 527 Goshen Road, Cape May Court House, ment will hold a hearing on the application for Menlo Park, CA 94025 Middle Township Planning Board will hold a of the Municipal Clerk. New Jersey development of the undersigned. Applicant hearing on the application for development of THE BOARD RESERVES THE RIGHT TO (Page A40 Please) REJECT ANY OR ALL BIDS IN WHOLE Awarded to: Mount Construction Co. OR IN PART AND TO WAIVE SUCH IN- FORMALITIES AS MAY BE PERMITTED Services: Change Order No. 3; USDA CAPE MAY BY LAW. Sanitary Sewer Replacement Program – Park COUNTY CLASSIFIED AD Blvd. BIDDERS ARE REQUIRED TO COMPLY WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF N.J.S.A. Time Period: 1 Year 10:5-31 ET SEQ. AND N.J.A.C. 17:27 Cost: Decreased the price of contract STEPHEN O’CONNOR amount of $1,921.89 (new total of contract ORDER FORM CLERK of the BOARD $1,416,412.46). DANIEL BEYEL Christopher Wood, City Clerk DIRECTOR of the BOARD Make some cash! Use this convenient order form to 1x Fee=$12.15 07/30/08 1x Fee=$24.30 07/30/08 ______sell those items you no longer need- ______NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARD REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS your ad is published in print AND placed online! CAPE MAY COUNTY LIBRARY The City of Wildwood has awarded a contract COMMISSION without competitive bidding as a professional Lowest Cost service pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11-1, et seq. Notice is hereby given that Requests for Pro- This contract and the resolution authorizing it posals addressed to Stephen O’Connor, Clerk are available for public inspection in the offi ce per reader of the Board, will be received up to 2:00 p.m. $2.00 per line per week of the Municipal Clerk. prevailing time on August 27, 2008, at which time they will be publicly opened and read in Awarded to: R.A. Walters & Son GUARANTEED! the Intermediate Meeting Room, Administra- (4 line minimum) tion Building, 4 Moore Road, Cape May Court Services: Change Order No. 4; Various Bulk- House, New Jersey 08210 for the following: heads. COMPETITIVE CONTRACT TO PROVIDE Time Period: 1 Year Name:______A NEW INTEGRATED LIBRARY SYSTEM Category (please circle)*: FOR THE CAPE MAY COUNTY LIBRARY Cost: decreased the price of contract amount of $60,530.00 (new total of contract Address: ______Proposal is posted on the Library’s web page Auto Boating Articles/Sale Furnishings $802,780.00). at www.cmclibrary.org. CHRISTOPHER WOOD, CITY CLERK ______Number of Weeks (please circle): The Commission reserves the right to reject any or all proposals in whole or in part and 1x Fee=$10.94 07/30/08 1x 2x 3x 4x to waive such informalities as may be permit- Phone Number:______ted by law. NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARD Email Address: ______Start Date: ______Deborah Poillon, Director The City of Wildwood has awarded a contract Cape May County Library without competitive bidding as a professional Please print legibly and remember punctuation, spaces between words and phone number service pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A: 11-1, et seq. 1x Fee=$14.58 07/30/08 This contract and the resolution authorizing it ______are available for public inspection in the offi ce NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARD 1- of the Municipal Clerk. The City of Wildwood has awarded a contract Awarded to: Masonry Preservation Group 2- without competitive bidding as a professional service pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11-1, et seq. Services: Change Order No. 2; Masonry Re- This contract and the resolution authorizing it pairs to the Rio Grande Pump Station. 3- are available for public inspection in the offi ce of the Municipal Clerk. Time Period: 1 Year 4- Awarded to: Little Builders, Inc. Cost: in the amount not to exceed $6,310.00 (new total of contract $73,110.00). Services: Change Order No. 3; Construc- 5- tion of the Maxwell Field Community Center CHRISTOPHER WOOD, CITY CLERK – Phase II. 6- 1x Fee=$10.94 07/30/08 Time Period: 1 Year ______ORDINANCE NO. 742-08 *Sorry- order form not valid for Business Services, Employment or Real Estate ads. Cost: in the amount not to exceed $66,898.62 (new total of contract $3,701,095.62) ESTABLISHING POSITIONS ELIGIBLE FOR Classifi ed ads are printed each Wednesday in the Cape May County Herald Newspapers THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY’S “DEFINED Christopher Wood, City Clerk CONTRIBUTION RETIREMENT PRO- and posted on our website. Refunds or credits cannot be issued for cancelled ads. GRAM”. 1x Fee=$12.15 07/30/08 Mail order form with payment to: ______NOTICE OF FINAL ADOPTION NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARD THE ABOVE CAPTIONED ORDINANCE The City of Wildwood has awarded a contract The Herald Newspapers, 1508 Route 47, Rio Grande, NJ 08242 WAS PASSED ON SECOND READING AND without competitive bidding as a professional FINALLY ADOPTED BY THE BOARD OF service pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11-1, et seq. COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF WILD- Or Call 609-886-8600 Ext 33 or 34 This contract and the resolution authorizing it WOOD, IN THE COUNTY OF CAPE MAY, A38 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers July 30 2008

PROPERTY TRANSFERS RECORDED IN COUNTY CLERK’S OFFICE BETWEEN July 7, and July 13, 2008 New Fees Set on Non-Residential Building Seller Buyer Property Address Price AVALON By LAUREN SUIT will go to support afford- they are against affordable Lou Ferrara, Wildwood’s Dune Drive Associates Noah Souders 3101 Dune Dr., Unit 107 $175,000 able housing efforts as of housing, many are worried Development Director, Liberty Building Developers June Malinowski 754 Sunrise Dr. $ 780,000 WILDWOOD — A new July 18. about the impact on their has said the solution is to Huber Family Trust Chad M. Sinon 221 43rd St. $ 929,000 Doris A. Walters Joseph & Marlene Funk 3418 Ocean Dr., Unit North $ 1,250,000 law signed by Gov. Jon The fee is charged for community’s development. convince residential devel- Stephanie & Laurie Levy Boyd A. & Jennifer M. Kelly 176 31st St. $707,000 Corzine will impose a 2.5 “equalized assessed value The concern is develop- opers to include affordable William & Will Nadu Patrick & Virginia McCall 347 21st St., Unit West $572,500 Jordan Realty Inc Raymond & Carol B. Angelo 157 73rd St. $ 3,000,000 percent fee on all non-resi- of the land and improve- ers might go somewhere housing in their building Angelo & Carol Raymond Jordan Realty Inc 165 67th St. $ 3,000,000 dential new construction ments for all new non- else more attractive and plans. Total For Avalon: $ 10,413,500 CAPE MAY and additions. residential construction on affordable to build their In the meantime, the Eleanor & Irving Hass Edward & Jennifer A. Azimi 1320 Delaware Ave. $ 385,000 According to the state an unimproved lot or lots,” on-residential project, es- state League of Municipali- Charles Sieger Dennis J. Tonia G. Muir 501 Beach Ave., Unit 103 $ 205,000 Total For Cape May: $ 590,000 Council on Affordable according to the law. The pecially in areas where the ties has already appealed DENNIS Housings, New Jersey com- same fee would be charged municipalities are trying to the state’s new affordable Estate of Joan C. Spence Edward & Lisa A. Dodds 284 Rock Island Rd. $ 57,500 Jeffery & Norris E. Justis Charles T. & Doris N. Orens 481 Hands Mill Rd. $ 232,500 munities are required to on the increase in assessed encourage construction to housing laws. Howard & Ona Peterson Pickering Real Estate 457 Kings Hwy. $80,000 rehabilitate a certain num- value for additions to non- replace lost motel rooms. John S. Mazure Richard J. Phillips 133 Academy Lane $ 122,000 ber of homes and provide residential structures. Wildwood introduced Contact Suit at: (609) Earthworks Sand & Gravel Pierson Pleasantville LLC n/a $ 3,208,800 William & Linda Munizza Francine & Edward Sak 23 Village Rd. $ 222,000 additional affordable unite. While none of the is- the new fees in an ordi- 886-8600 ext. 25 or Total For Dennis: $ 3,922,800 LOWER TOWNSHIP The new 2.5 percent fee land’s offi cials want to say nance on July 23. [email protected] John & Mary Broderick Paul J. & Marilyn E. Heinze 300 E. Raleigh Ave., Unit 313 $ 395,000 Estate of Mary Drabkoski William Reynolds 207 Orchard Dr. $ 145,000 Violet Finley Michael A. & Barbara L. 142 Breakwater Rd. $220,000 County to Buy 68 Acres in Goshen, Feds Buy Rest Baroco Federal Home Loan John W. & John T. Simmons 130 New Jersey Ave. $100,000 Lisa Shough Doug Fresock 103 Evergreen Ave. $ 146,500 By AL CAMPBELL the resolution. Green Acres.” the real property...pursu- Walter & Patricia Shenton James & Dawn Sudano 220 & 222 E Memphis Ave. $ 450,000 “It’s a terrific project The state Division of ant to a contract for bargain Walter J. Hoffner George J. & Mary Badame 614 Pacific Ave. $ 245,500 Heather H. Warner Michael J. & Karen Laing 8 Delford Rd. $ 136,000 GOSHEN — More open that’s very good for the Green Acres issued a sale of real estate between Richard W. Himes Lu Anne M. Ritchie 132 Fishing Creek Rd. $ 138,000 space will remain that way county the residents and “certification of market Braddock Enterprises LP, Estate of Mina L. DiCicco 1202 Browning Ave. 1202 Browning Ave. $225,000 after the county Farmland good for the environment,” value” on the parcel for and agrees to sell it to the Margaret M. Durham Robert P. Yannul 902 Franklin Ave. $ 270,000 Total For Lower Township: $ 2,471,000 and Open Space Trust Fund said Barbara Ernst, division $7,498,600, based upon county for $1.8 million. MIDDLE TOWNSHIP forks over $1.8 million to director of Open Space and two appraisals done in Closing is scheduled for NVR INC Janice & Brett Malehorn 18 Starling Ave. $ 365,191 John & Carolyn McClure Gary A. Barber 14 Benche Ct. $ 380,000 purchase 68.611 acres Farmland Preservation. 2006. Aug. 31. Chris & Sharon Oldham Robert F. McClure 41 Dory Dr. $ 525,000 of 300-plus acres along Ernst added that the An updated appraisal, The agreement was IB Property Holdings LLC John M. Law 29 Cardinal Dr. $ 219,900 Paul R. Waterman Eliza M. Waterman 7 Bayshore Rd. $175,000 Route 47. county continues to pur- done June 22, 2007, val- signed on behalf of The Mary McGuigan Theodore L. Page 29 North 11th St. $ 260,000 The parcel the county is chase open space from will- ued two of the parcels, the Conservation Fund by Jodi NVR INC Dung Khu 3 Jerome Dr. $ 371,540 NVR INC Warren Casner 1 Jerome Dr. $ 321,490 buying is between Bucks ing sellers, “to protect our one at $1.925 million, and R. O’Day, vice president Ayers Revocable Trust Dean W. & Robin L. Bickel 35 Rte. 47 South, Unit 38 $ 50,000 Avenue and Route 47, one landscape.” There are no the other for $4.966 mil- and regional counsel. Estate Julia Henderickson Stephen V. & Billie C. 122 Central Ave. $ 112,500 Theresa Oliver Christina M. Oliver 206 South 15th St. $ 204,000 of the property’s attributes plans to do anything with lion, for a total of $6.891 Freeholder Director Estate of Diete A. Urban Raymond & Doreen Verity 74 Wynndemere Ct. $220,000 is a pond. The U.S. Fish the parcel, Ernst said. million, “which the prop- Daniel Beyel will sign for William & Cathy Simpson Court House Inn LLC 419 North Shore Road $ 895,000 and Wildlife Service is buy- The Conservation Fund, erty owner has decided to the county. Summer Place Associates David & Darlene Spangler 38 Meadowview Lane $995,000 Summer Place Associates David & Darlene Spangler 119 Meadowview Lane $95,000 ing the remainder of the a non-profit corporation accept,” according to the This Middle Township Homes By Handson NVR Inc & Ryan Homes 19 Julia Ct. $124,000 tract owned by Braddock with offi ces in Annapolis, resolution. community has had much Homes By Handson NVR Inc & Ryan Homes 18 Julia Ct. $124,000 Homes By Handson NVR Inc & Ryan Homes 5 Julia Ct. $124,000 Enterprises. Md., was termed some- Contingent upon The land preserved from de- K Hovnanian At Middle Peter Buxton 206 Osprey Drive $424,761 Freeholders approved a thing of a “broker”’ by Conservation Fund’s pur- velopment, either by farm- Total For Middle Township: $ 5,986,382 NORTH WILDWOOD resolution to fi nalize the Ernst. The fund will ac- chase of the property, the land preservation or Open Sans Souci Associates Robert E. Ayars et al 419 E 21st Ave., Unit 101 $ 430,000 purchase, which was previ- quire the property in a fund agreed to transfer to Space purchases. Shea Team Development Joseph & Stephanie Shields 217-219 E 23rd Ave $148,500 Beazer Homes Corp. Ronald & Kathleen Bertino 101 Spruce Ave $620,000 ously given thumbs up by “bulk sale” for $6.89 mil- the county title to Block “It started out as a farm Patricia & Margaret Elliott Anthony & Brenda Tenaro 213 W 13th Ave $ 280,000 the Open Space Review lion “after having commis- 50, Lot 3 for $1.8 million. nucleus and now it’s ex- Michael W. Mitchell Richard & Julie Payne 539 E 9th Ave., Unit 205 $200,000 Engel Group LLC Marcus Adamucci 423 E 10th Ave., Unit 1 $ 515,000 Board. sioned appraisals by the As part of the purchase panded,” Ernst said. Beazer Homes Corp. Walter Young 101 Spruce Ave $ 786,500 The land will be set State of New Jersey, De- agreement, the seller, The Contact Campbell at Mary McGuire Roy Burnham 800 Atlantic Ave., Unit A $140,000 aside for “recreational partment of Environmental Conservation Fund, “is (609) 886-8600 Ext 28 or Beazer Homes Corp. Catherine Willams 101 Spruce Ave $ 632,000 W A Riemann Inc Aaron J. Woodburn 2510 New Jersey Ave., Unit 200 $ 290,000 open space,” according to Protection, Division of under contract to purchase at: [email protected] Beazer Homes Corp. William & Deborah Moore 101 W Spruce Ave $ 583,000 Beazer Homes Corp. Chetan & Manisha Patel 101 Spruce Ave., Unit 410 $ 715,000 Total For North Wildwood $ 5,340,000 OCEAN CITY New Lifeguard HQ Too Small, Poorly Ventilated Craig Seitzinger Lori M. DeGenova 2919 Central Ave $ 715,000 B & D Construction Christina L. Selby 333-335 West Ave., Unit A $ 363,000 By JACK FICHTER Shoreline Development Co Philip & Marilyn Schwartz 5100 Central Ave., 1st Fl. $ 1,250,000 US Bank NA, Wells Fargo Joseph B. & Jihane Fazio 3522 Bay Ave $ 370,000 Robert & Terry Wagner Lisa & Michael Ambruzzese 2338 Asbury Ave $ 490,500 CAPE MAY — Cramped Broadley Huff Development Randolph & Kathleen Bobe 1 Walnut Rd. $ 1,160,000 Colwed LLC Christopher & Cindy Nunan 24 Michigan Ave $ 435,000 and poorly ventilated. Angelo & Kathleen Scolieri Donald & Elizabeth Browne 3205 Bayland Dr $ 1,100,000 That’s the description of Paula M. Tochterman Karen A. Reilly 2332 Simpson Ave $ 692,000 Louis DiBileo, Ralph Colo Michael F. & Dawn A. Harrer 17 Kingston Ln $ 1,755,000 the beach patrol’s newly Mark H. & Susan Cundiff Anthony & Margaret Parlante 819-27 Plymouth Pl., Unit 17 $272,000 rebuilt Lifeguard Head- Colleen Michelle LLC Paul & Karen Wolgemuth 830 Pennlyn Pl., Unit A $ 585,000 quarters. BF Ventures LLC Ronald & Diana Hartz 1111 Wesley Ave., Unit A $ 625,000 O’Hara Properties LLC David A. & Marianne Geiger 3231 Asbury Ave., 2nd Fl $700,000 Mayor Edward J. Mah- Roger Zanowic Nicholas & Lisa Ruggiero 719 11th St., Unit 414 $330,000 aney suggested a second Millionaire Mom LLC Pauline K. Morgan 4127 Central Ave $ 1,800,000 Michael & David Moyer Michael & Margaret Havener 5124-5126 Asbury Ave $ 465,000 fl oor may need to be added Mark & Gerald McKenna Gerald G. & Ellen Elizabeth 320 E Inlet Rd $ 500,000 to the building. McKenna Duncan Real Estate James J. & Linda Baldassari 1200-02 Ocean Ave., Unit A $ 860,000 He said a lot of money Michael & Patricia Sparano Stephen E. & Kim M. Koeller 606 Wesley Ave., Unit A 1st Fl $470,000 was spent but the city Smith Family Trust Philip & Grace R. Gale 5635 Asbury Ave $744,000 Benjamin Santoro Dante & Celeste Fulginitti 39 Asbury Rd $ 280,000 wound up with “less than Thomas & Barbara Golden John R. & Karen J. Helms 4918 West Ave., 2nd Fl B $ 365,000 it started with.” Colvin Corp Michael J. & Leslie G. Mupo 901 Ocean Ave., Unit 300 $ 495,000 Henry F. & Tracey Whalen Heather L. Riley 9 E 18th St., Unit A3 $262,000 The mayor described the Jack Fichter Total For Ocean City: $ 17,083,500 building as very cramped SEA ISLE CITY Lifeguards prepare for another workday at their rebuilt headquarters. Marion G. Freda-LaSalle 6300 Landis Ave LLC 6300 Landis Ave $ 900,000 and not a good morale John Pirolli Charles D. & Anne M. Carroll 125 68th St $700,000 builder for lifeguards. Joan E. Joyce Robert P. Klinger 218 54th St., Unit East $ 780,000 th At a July 22 City Coun- John & Megan Falcone Charles & Patricia Dawson 133 34 St., Unit East $ 750,000 th Spotlight on your new home! $ 925,000 Spotlight on your new home! Leonard V. Tosti Paul MacHenry Sr. et al 29 29 St., Unit South cil meeting, engineer Ray Curtis J. & Joyce L. Palmer Frank E. & Linda J. Loew 1510 Landis Ave., Unit South $ 800,000 Roberts of Remington and Ken’s Shore Thing LLC Edward R. Rickenbach Jr 3521 Central Ave., Unit North $ 699,000 This lovely home offers 6,100 SF of living space Total For Sea Isle City: $5,554,000 Vernick, the city’s con- STONE HARBOR tracted engineering fi rm, supported by a custom stone foundation. It Breezes Investments LLC 135 84th St LLC 135 84th St $ 1,995,000 Total For Stone Harbor: $1,995,000 described a number of features 4 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms. If you UPPER TOWNSHIP problems with the building James & Florence McNelly Gregory C. & Ellen Oliver 203 Stagecoach Rd $ 433,000 enjoy entertaining, the 800 square foot bonus William & Kathleen Lyon David & Sandra Cistone 1731 S Shore Rd., #95 $ 355,000 including standing water Larry Freas, Patricia Link Arthur J. Davis 900 Belleplain Rd $ 215,000 in locker rooms and high room with wet bar is perfect for any celebration. Kathleen M. Vella Nicholas & Denise Wieand 3 Lexington Ct $ 380,000 David & Nancy Kammerer Timothy & Tanya Creamer 20 W Sunrise Rd $ 365,000 heat and humidity due to The gourmet kitchen offers custom kitchen Total For Upper Township: $ 1,748,000 windows that do not open WEST CAPE MAY cabinets, granite countertops, GE Monogram cook Pasquale Fabiani Yvette Marie LeFebvre 17 E Mechanic St $ 429,000 and no air conditioning. Lucille R. & Edmundo Loy Adam & Margaret Creed 125 Pearl Ave $445,000 He said the original plans top and oven, refrigerator, 2 wine coolers, and Urbina Total For West Cape May: $ 874,000 for the building called for 2 dishwashers. Wine lovers will fi nd a 400 SF wine WILDWOOD a two-story building on cellar for their collections. The fi rst fl oor has recycled barn wood fl ooring, and all of the bathrooms Wildwood Square LLC William Mahoney 181 W Schellinger Ave $341,000 the current site that in- Wildwood Square LLC Todd & Jessica Phinn 3411 Park Blvd $341,000 feature tumbled marble. The master bathroom has a Victorian style tub and 2 Victorian style pedestal Michael & Donna Kane Christopher & Olga Michaud 304 E 21st Ave $ 790,000 cluding air conditioning Samuel I. Thau Fabio DeOliveira 135 W Baker Ave $ 265,000 on both floors but bids sinks. Our 450 SF screened porch offers a slate fl oor and a standing seam metal porch roof. Relax on Westwood Development Mister X LLC 4501 Pacific Ave., Unit 102 $47,589 Edward J. & Dianne Galm Hassan Kelley 3201 Atlantic Ave., Unit 206 $155,000 came in way over budget your 2500 SF cherry deck, and enjoy the custom outdoor fi replace. A 2 car garage makes parking and Deutsche Bank National Jacqueline R. Kagan 2401 Central Ave $ 138,250 at $875,000. The second Second Nature Investment Robert & Valerie Shinault 5001 New Jersey Ave., Unit 101 $85,000 storage a breeze. Call Hawthorne Davis Development and ask how you can have this home custom Total For Wildwood: $ 2,162,839 fl oor was eliminated from WILDWOOD CREST the design, which would built for you. Coastal Properties Group Michael Marino 215 W Buttercup Rd., Unit 215 $ 385,000 Vincenzina Primerano David G. & Rosemary Lang 111 W Cardinal Rd., Unit B $ 245,000 have contained offi ce space Presented by Hawthorne Davis Development at 609-898-8884. A-Ladd Inc George Shihanian 208 E Forget-Me-Not Rd., Unit 103 $ 230,000 for captain and lieutenants, Sheriff John F. Callinan Shore Management 401 E Stanton Rd $ 227,600 Contact Jennifer Hawthorne. www.hawthornedavis.com Total for Wildwood Crest: $1,087,600 lockers, showers and the COUNTY TOTAL: $ 57,233,621 fi rst aid room. 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Wiley St., Whitesboro, NJ 08210 yard on quiet street near check, references & 1 services of the Bixby, Gutermuth, Bixby farm, Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 Elmira Fittipaldi No Pets, non-smoking property known as Block 348, Lots 88, 88.01 1 Computer Monitor; 1 Scale; 1 Bed: Mattress; Applicant hospital and shopping. 1/2 month security. & 92 in Upper Township for the Farmland 1 Bed: Box Spring; 1 Step Stool; 1 Bags; 1 Subject Property - Tax Map Block: 1042 Lot Call 609-846-3648. premises $950/month + Preservation Program. Chest (s): 1 1x Fee=$29.16 07/30/08 Central air, gas heat, city ______utilities. 1st, last & secu- th sewer. $1200/month + 7. Interlocal Agreement between the County 2x Fee=$17.01 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on the 14 day rity required. of August, 2008 at 7:00 PM, prevailing time, at utilities. 1 1/2 month se- μ WebID #: 156028 of Cape May and the Upper Township School 07/30, 08/06/08 curity, credit and refer- Year Round Rental- 609-886-2966 ence check. 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rial donations may be made MAZARI, WILLIAM M., 58, New Lifeguard HQ too small to Holy Redeemer Hospice, of North Wildwood, N.J. (From Page A38) Obituaries 1801 Route 9 North, Swain- passed away Sunday at The building has a tem- enough for eight persons. ton, NJ 08210. the Presbyterian Hospital in Air conditioning was also porary certifi cate of occu- She noted standing water The Herald publishes May Court House, NJ; was Philadelphia. Born in Phila. removed from plans for the pancy. Roberts said there on the fl oor. brief death notices free a graduate of William Penn he has been a local resident new Lifeguard Headquar- are no stairs leading to Interim City Manager and paid obituaries for H.S. Class of '56, a U.S. most of his life. Bill was ters. Roberts said shower a lookout deck. He sug- Bruce MacLeod said win- $1.75 a line. Obituaries Army veteran, a former a graduate of Wildwood rooms were hot and damp. gested a spiral staircase be dows in the locker rooms Catholic High School and were fi xed and not meant are submitted by funeral member of the Girard A.A. He said the fi rst aid room installed. and a life member of the the University of Miami. He to open. homes; family members is now on the fi rst fl oor in About $20,000 remains Twelfth Ward Independent was also an avid fi sherman. a hallway. on the construction con- Remington and Vernick who submit information Democratic Club. He is survived by his broth- The women’s locker tract for Lifeguard Head- Engineer Paul Martin said must provide the funeral Mr. Gayman is survived by a er, Charles J. Mazari; room lost 30 square feet quarters but that would an exhaust fan system ran home name. son, Randy K. Gayman and 2 nephews, 3 nieces and 1 of space while the men’s not cover the cost of the in the building from 6:30 BARNES, MICHAEL J., 56, his companion Katherine M. great niece. locker room gained 40 feet, staircase and railings on a.m. to 9:30 p.m. He said Mass of Christian Burial will of Seaville, July 23, 2008. Bobb of York; a daughter, he said. handicap accessible ramps, the installation of air con- be celebrated 11am Sat- He was a resident for 22 Melissa S. Anzelone and said Roberts. ditioning would remedy urday 8/2/08 in St. Ann’s The reduced Lifeguard years, an electrician for husband Anthony of Cape Headquarters carried a Mahaney suggested in- ventilation problems. the Tropicana Casino, and May Court House, NJ; fi ve KUHS, RITA ANN, 85, of Church, 2900 Atlantic Ave., Wildwood, N.J. where price tag of $415,000, stalling handicap ramps a member of St. Augustine grandchildren, T.J., Jessi, Stockbridge, GA and Cape The mayor said he friends may call from 10 said Roberts. He said after to the beach at the head- Church. Nicholas, Bethany and Tori; May, NJ passed away on would seek prices from three brothers, George Gay- am. Interment is private. the end of summer, fl oors quarters. BROWN, GAIL M. Friday, July 25, 2008 at the contractor for addi- man of Hellam Twp., Rich- Mass Cards in memory of in locker rooms would be Deputy Mayor Linda (Leepond), 55, of Cape May, Henry Medical Center in tional items and consult ard “Butch” Gayman of Bill would be appreciated. ripped up and drainage Steenrod said she could July 27, 2008. She was an Stockbridge, GA. Born in issues corrected which is not imagine 26 women with the city’s Public York and James Gayman Philadelphia, PA on March Arrangements are by In- active member of Beth Ju- the responsibility of the using the women’s locker Works Department and of Strinestown; and two 29, 1923, Mrs. Kuhs grew gersoll-Greenwood Funeral dah Temple. room when it was only big Construction Offi cial. sisters, Donna Miller of Mil- up in Philadelphia, mar- Home. contractor. CAREY, CHERYL ANN (nee ton, FL and Patsy Leathery ried, enjoyed a successful MONTGOMERY, ROBERT Robinson), 51, of South of Dover. He was preceded career as a manager within L., of Avalon, July 21, 2008. Ocean City Police Reports Seaville, July 22, 2008. She in death by a grandson, Jo- the retail food industry, and He was a member of Maris was a lifelong resident of seph Anzelone and a broth- retired to Cape May, New Stella Church. (From Page A6) at 11:09am Calls for service: 136 the area and was a mem- er, Charles L. Gayman. Jersey with her husband in PAPPERMAN, RICHARD West Ave., two in custody, at • Theft of services investi- Motor Vehicle Stops: 14 ber of the Calvary Baptist In lieu of fl owers, memorial the mid-1990s. She was a gation, 700 block Boardwalk, Motor Vehicle Accidents: 6 CHARLES SR., 81, of North 9:59pm Church. contributions may be made loving wife to Donald Kuhs, • Shoplifting investigation, report fi led, at 11:14am Property Checks: 19 Wildwood, July 25, 2008. to the Alzheimer’s Associa- who predeceased her. She 1100 block Boardwalk, one in • Criminal Attempt Bur- • The Police Department CARTER, EUNICE B., 92, He was a veteran of World tion, 3544 N. Progress Ave., is survived by her son, Ste- custody, at 11:48pm glary, 200 block North St., handled 10 parking com- formerly of Swainton, July War II and worked for Cape Suite 205, Harrisburg, PA phen Nally; daughter-in-law report fi led, at 11:57am plaints 12, 2008. Professional Billing of Court 17110. Amy Nally; sister, Isabella July 21, 2008: Monday • Verbal dispute, 700 block • The Police Department House, and was a member COX, TRACY J., 47, of www.workinger- Himmelstein and by numer- Calls for service: 149 Moorlyn Terr., report fi led, at assisted with 13 fi re/rescue of Our Saviour Lutheran Court House, July 24, 2008. semmel.com ous nieces and nephews. Motor Vehicle Stops: 20 12:29pm calls Church of Stone Harbor. He was a resident for 30 She was an active member Motor Vehicle Accidents: 4 • Theft investigation, 1000 • The Boardwalk Offi cers block Simpson Ave., bicycle handled 17 City Ordinance years, and worked at the GIBBONI, JENNIE M., 90, of Our Lady Star of the Sea RANDALL, WILLIAM CAL- Property Checks: 15 • The Police Department taken, at 1:53pm violations involving; bicycles, Donut Connection in Court of Court House, July 24, Church and the Victorian VIN, 82, of South Dennis, House. 2008. She was a resident handled 9 parking complaints • Identity Theft investiga- smoking and dogs on the Towers Retirement Com- July 23, 2008. He was a tion, Unit block 1st St., report boardwalk since 1969 and a member • The Police Department DESTEFANO, FRANCIS munity in Cape May, NJ. resident for 24 years and a assisted with 31 Fire/Rescue fi led, at 2:47pm • Fight investigation/pos- of Our Lady of the Angels SR., 89, of Erma, July 24, A memorial service will be veteran of World War II. calls • Disorderly conduct in- sible weapon involved, 600 Church. held at a later date in New 2008. He was a lifelong SCHATZMAN, DORIS E., • The Boardwalk Officer vestigation, 900 block Ocean block Boardwalk, one arrested, Jersey. Memorial tributes resident of the area, worked 78, of Villas, July 22, 2008. handled 11 City Ordinance Ave., civil matter, at 2:59pm at 12:09am may be made to the St. for Abbotts Dairies and KRIEG, WILLIAM FRAN- She was a resident for 25 violations involving; bicycles, • Motor vehicle accident, • Route 52 Bridge stuck Jude Children’s Hospital, no injuries reported, 8th St. & open, at 8:02am was a member of St. Ann's CIS, 77, of Wildwood Crest, years and a member of the smoking and dogs on the 501 St. Jude Place, Mem- boardwalk Atlantic Ave., at 3:04pm • Commercial burglar Church. passed away on Tuesday, VFW Auxiliary. phis, TN 38105, or online • Verbal dispute, 1600 • Domestic Violence investi- alarm activation, 800 block DRISCOLL, DORIS M., 87, July 22, 2008 at his home. Born in Chester, PA to the through [email protected]. STINEMAN, MARGERY H., block Asbury Ave., report fi led, gation, 400 block Haven Ave., Boardwalk, building secure, of Court House, July 21, report fi led, at 3:44pm at 8:53am late Joseph and Bertha 86, of Court House, July 22, at 12:47am 2008. She was a resident • Residential burglar alarm • Theft investigation, 700 • Theft investigation, 3100 (Gabel) Krieg, he moved to 2008. She was a past presi- for six years LAVIS, LAURA C., 88, of dent of the Burdette Tomlin activation, 900 block 1st St., block Bay Ave., bicycle taken, block Ocean Ave., ongoing Wildwood Crest eight years accidental, at 3:30am at 4:45pm investigation, at 9:13am DYBALSKI, EDWARD J. Ocean City, July 22, 2008. Women’s Medical Auxiliary, ago from Avalon. He previ- • Criminal Attempt Bur- • Residential burglar alarm • Commercial burglar alarm (Pop), 93, of Court House, She was a lifetime resident a volunteer at the Et Cetera ously lived in Yeadon, PA. glary, 800 block Ocean Ave., activation, 2300 block Cen- investigation, 600 block Board- and worked for Atlantic City Shop and Cheery Corner, July 26, 2008. He was a He was a member of the one arrested, at 4:00am tral Ave., property secure, at walk, accidental, at 9:35am owner and operator of the resident since 1947 and a Church of the Assumption Electric. • Commercial burglar 5:46pm • Motor vehicle accident, Crows Nest Yarn Shop and member of Our Lady of the and a former member of LEPOR, JOSEPHINE alarm activation, 900 block • Theft investigation, Sunset no injuries reported, 1300 member of the Stone Har- Angels Church. Maris Stella and St. Louis MARY, “Josie”, 92, of Boardwalk, building secure, Dr., bicycle taken, at 6:10pm block West Ave., at 10:52am bor Yacht Club. GATES, M. ESTELLE, 97, Church. He was an Air Cape May, July 26, 2008. at 4:47am • Commercial burglar • Criminal Mischief investi- alarm activation, 900 block gation, 700 block Moore Ave., of Ocean City, July 24, Force Veteran of the Korean She was a lifelong resident VASSAR, CHARLES W. • Theft investigation, 3500 block Central Ave., two bi- Asbury Ave., building secure, report fi led, at 11:37am 2008. She worked for many War and was a member of of the area, and a member SR., 68, June 13, 2008. was cycles taken, at 9:34am at 6:38pm • Motor vehicle accident, the VFW. of Our Lady Star of the Sea a former resident of West government agencies, and • Residential burglar alarm • Criminal Mischief investi- no injuries reported, 1200 was a member of the First Mr. Krieg was the Vice Church. Cape May, and retired from President of Marketing and activation, 900 block Seacliff gation, 400 block Haven Ave., block West Ave., at 11:42am Presbyterian Church. the U. S. Army. report fi led, at 7:34pm • CDS investigation, Roos- Sales and Collectors (Pub- LETSINGER, CODY R., 75, Rd., accidental, at 9:51am • Motor vehicle accident, • Attempted Suicide inves- evelt Blvd., one in custody, at lic) Relations for the Franklin of Tuckahoe, July 26, 2008. WILSON, BARBARA A., He was owner of a feed 74, of North Wildwood, N.J. injuries reported, 14th St. & tigation, Bartram La., subject 11:43am Mint in Franklin Center, PA. Central Ave., at 9:57am taken to hospital, at 8:00pm • Motor vehicle accident, In 1972, he and Menachem store, member of the VFW, passed away Saturday at American Legion and the home. Born in Summit, N.J. • Motor vehicle accident, • Motor vehicle accident, no injuries reported, 800 block Begin, Prime Minister of Is- no injuries reported, Route 52, Asbury Ave., at 1:24pm Tuckahoe Area Merchants She has been a permanent no injuries reported,, 10th St. rael, struck an accord and & West Ave., at 10:25am at 10:00pm • Theft investigation, 800 Association. resident for the past 3 years designed the coinage for • Verbal dispute, 4900 and has summered in the (Page A45 Please) the State of Israel. In 1975, LOMBARD, BARBARA M. block West Ave., report fi led, July 22, 2008: Tuesday Wildwoods for 35 years he was elected to the U.S. (nee Mallon), 67, of Ocean prior. Mrs. Wilson formerly Assay Commission and City, July 26, 2008. was presented the award lived in Basking Ridge for LOZIER, CRAIG KEN- by President Gerald Ford. over 40 years. NETH, 20, of Court House, From 1968 to 1981, he en- She was a member of the Cape May County’s July 21, 2008. He was born joyed traveling around the Morris Choral Society in and raised in Court House, world with family and soci- Morristown, N.J. for over Beloved Family and Friends was about to begin his ju- ety. 30 years. She was also a nior year at West Virginia Mr. Krieg was the head tele- member of SWIM in Wild- University and was a mem- phone representative for wood Crest. ber of Our Lady of the An- In Loving GAYMAN, HENRY L, JR., NASDA for the State of New She is survived by her hus- gels Church. “Henny” “Junie”, 70, of Jersey. He was responsible band, Stanley F. Wilson; 4 Memory of children Lindy Manning of Cape May Court House and for taking surveys of farm- MARTIN, MARY P., 76, of Succasunna, N.J., Daniel Henry Gayman formerly of York, PA, died ers in South Jersey. North Cape May, July 25, Wilson of Flanders, N.J., Tuesday, July 22, 2008 at He conceived and created 2008. She was a resident ¶ Kathleen Berger of Ithaca, Memorial Hospital in York. the Franklin Mint Collec- for 15 years and attended N.Y. and Stanley Wilson To My Beloved, My A funeral service was held tors Society, which now has Our Lady Star of the Sea of Basking Ridge, N.J.; 2 on Friday, July 25th at 200,000 members. His en- Church Soul Mate. Thank Workinger-Semmel F.H. & joyment in his golden years sisters Maryanne Dickson you for fulfi lling Crematorium, Inc., York, was to meet with farmers and Nancy Dickson; and 5 my last wish by not grandchildren. with Pastor Jeff Barkdoll and talk about fruits and As we mourn forgetting me. God from Lancaster County vegetables. the loss of Funeral services will be Would you like to thank Bible Church offi ciating. Mr. Krieg is survived by his held in New Vernon, N.J. has answered all our loved ones, Arrangements are by In- Burial followed in Susque- wife of 52 years, Julia (nee let us also remember my prayers. And all those who were kind to you hanna Memorial Gardens Abbott); his son Mark W. gersoll-Greenwood Funeral I’m happy you’re at to celebrate the lives Home also in York. Krieg and his wife, Leslie of peace now. I loved Mr. Gayman was born June Berwyn, PA; his daughter, that touched us and your family during a 15, 1938 in Dillsburg, PA Julia A. Fazio and her hus- deeply, leaving When you are you then as I love and was the son of the late band, Anthony of Avalon; indelible traces that sorrowful look again you now and forever. recent loss or Henry L., Sr. and Mary R. his sister, Audrey Crane; cannot be erased in your heart, and Until I pass through eulogize your loved one? (Gochenour) Gayman. and his grandchildren, by time. the door, Sweet He was a truck driver for 13 Ciera, Michael, Alex, and you shall see that in truth you are dreams my love. years with the former I.M.L. Colton. Call Janet or Rachel Freight, a truck mechanic Funeral Mass was said on weeping for that Call Janet or Rachel in the maintenance dept. Friday, July 25, 2008 at the at 886-8600 Your Sweetie, ext. 33 or 34 which has been your 886-8600 at York Casket for 7 years Church of the Assumption, delight. Carol Anne and then was the Opera- Wildwood Crest. Interment to place your ¶ exts. 33 or 34 tions Director for 10 years was in the Cape May County remembrance. ~Kahlil Gibran at Bay Cove Resort in Cape Veterans Cemetery. Memo- A42 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers July 30 2008 From the Publisher Author Proud A Part of Us Died To Live, Work In County

With Craig To The Editor:

“No man is an island, entire of itself…any man’s death dimin- As a lifelong resident of Cape ishes me because I am involved in mankind; and therefore never May County, I have seen the send to know for whom the bell tolls; it tolls for thee.”…John outpouring of support and love Donne, Meditation XVII for our residents in need and have always been pleased by the The death knell has tolled once again for a young man in our response of this community. small county. Once again we are appalled by the senseless cutting In October 2007, I experi- short of a life hardly begun. This time it was Craig Lozier, a hand- enced first hand the support some young man of 20, who leaves behind a family whose life will and love of my community. I lost be forever divided by “before” and “after” my daughter-in-law suddenly to July 21, the day their son or brother died. an aneurysm. Since her death We all grieve for them and pray for God’s I have pondered how to carry comfort in their lives ahead. on her memory and also give Why did this young man lose his back to the community that life and the three others before him in this extended its kindness to us. summer of death for motorcyclists? Much So, I have started a scholarship of this will be sorted out in the days and in her name: The Donna Wise- years to come, but there are some immediate Kelleher Cosmetology Memorial answers. It appears that substance abuse of Scholarship. one kind or another caused three of these This scholarship is going to deaths. We must think of that the next time be funded by a miniature golf we approach our car after having a drink or so…and say the name: tournament to be held once a Craig, or Matt, or …. year at the Rainbow Ice Cream Our Readers Write Parlor in North Cape May. The Motorcycles account for 2 percent first tournament took place of the vehicles on the road ‘United We Stand, Divided We Fall’ June 18. The success was over- but 10 percent of all traffi c fatalities whelming, and to my delight, To The Editor: We want to get things done in this country, the scholarship fund will be Another cause is our antiquated road system. Route 47 has long but how can we do so when we are divided and able to give someone in Cape been a death trap. We are long overdue in building a modern road I’m a frequent reader of Spout Off, mainly for competitive against our own people? “United May County a helping hand in to accommodate our heavy traffi c. entertainment purposes. Some of them I can we stand, divided we fall.” Patrick Henry used the cosmetology course at the The last reason is the fragility of a person riding either a moped completely agree with, some of them, especially this phrase in March 1799, during his speech in Cape May County Technical or a motorcycle. They account for 2 percent of the vehicles on political ones, make me go crazy. which he denounced The Kentucky and Virginia High School this fall. the road but 10 percent of all traffi c fatalities, according to federal All over Spout Off I see, “That liberal media,” Resolutions. Passionately and with all of his heart, I want to thank all who do- statistics. “Those liberals,” “Typical liberals,” and likewise, he stated, “… United we stand, divided we fall. Let nated and participated in this Motorbikes are becoming increasingly popular, so we are going to comments about conservatives as well. I want to us not split into factions which must destroy that event. A very special thank have to be alert, and doubly so, because they are much less visible clarify how much this angers me. union upon which our existence hangs.” you to the event sponsors, The than cars. Even one drink diminishes our alertness. Being part of a chosen party, I can say that I’m One of our founding fathers is turning in his Rainbow Ice Cream Parlor and We have heard the bell toll too many times already, and as the not only personally insulted but also disgusted grave, listening to us rip apart each other’s throats Sticks & Dirt, Inc., a real estate poet John Donne says, “Any man’s death diminishes me,” because by the separation in this country. My teachers, as a divided country: Conservatives versus Liber- company. we are all sharing this grief like a large family. parents, and the government, expect me to be als, Democrats versus Republicans. United, we Once again, the Cape May Art Hall patriotic and proud of my country, but all I hear are would be the most powerful and loved country in Publisher (Page A43 Please) complaints, prejudices, and generalizations about this world. Divided, we accomplish nothing and Post comments to: www.capemaycountyherald.com the opposite party of whoever is complaining. (Page A43 Please) N Quotes From the Bible God will wipe every tear from their eyes. There will be no more COMPASS POINTS... By AL CAMPBELL death nor mourning nor crying nor pain. W E Revelations 21 Revive M.A.D.D. Vigils in Light of Drunk Driving Tragedies Got An Opinion? Each week, on the way to church, I walk past the Mothers do surrounded by smiling friends, S Herald Newspapers welcomes letters on a wide range of subjects. Against Drunk Driving offi ce in the Historic Courthouse. Not a sometimes in a tavern where moose and Have you an opinion? Go to our Web site: www.capemaycounty- passage goes by that I do not recall those candlelight vigils that beavers wander around the bar, and fl ocks of Canada geese make herald.com and click on Opinion to submit a letter. Same rules once took place on the steps of the courthouse next door. broken glass look beautiful. What could ever be wrong with a few apply, same number of words (600) Or write one, sign your name, Held at the outset of the Christmas holiday season, they were a bottles of brew, especially in such an urbane setting? hometown and phone number for verifi cation. Deadline for letters solemn reminder of who suffers, and who had sustained the loss There are no ads peddling booze that show is 5 p.m. Thursday. of loved ones during the past 12 months. the late-night accidents or the horror fi lled One of the regulars at the event was former County Prosecu- minds of those who witness the death of a tor Stephen Moore, who had lost his brother to a drunk driver. loved one caused by a drunk driver. Police offi cers, including State Police troopers added importance Judging from the volume of comments un- to the solemn event. der our stories about those recent tragedies Then, one year, the judge in charge of this vicinage decided on the Web site, readers loathe drunk driv- that, to allow M.A.D.D. vigils would prejudice an unbiased court, ers. In essence, many expressed sentiments Published Every Wednesday by the and give the appearance of favoring those who oppose driving like, “We hope the drunk driver rots in hell SEAWAVE CORPORATION drunk. for what he (she) did to this family. Our It was one of many court decisions I fi nd reprehensible, but the hearts go out to them.” ARTHUR R. HALL, President & Publisher damage was done. The chapter of Mothers Against Drunk Driving Knowing many people wish that you would wasn’t about the challenge the judge, especially since they got an “rot in hell” for drinking and then driving ALFRED S. CAMPBELL, Managing Editor offi ce in the old courthouse. is a good reason not to take that action in the fi rst place. That CAROLYN MEE, Ph.D., On Deck and Features Editor Since then, the ribbons that once were tied around car radio doesn’t stop people from doing so. Thoughtless men and women antennae are stowed in a box somewhere. The candles are un- will drink and drive, just as they will talk on a cell phone while PRESTON D. GIBSON, Director of Development burned. And the drunk drivers, it seems, proliferate. driving, which is also illegal and also causes many accidents. This column is being written a day after 20-year-old Craig Lozier Other commenters like to cite lack of law enforcement as the BENJAMIN N. HALL, of Court House was killed on Route 47 while riding his motor- reason for driving while intoxicated accidents. To their credit, Director of Online Application Development cycle. The person, who caused the accident by entering Lozier’s when police hold drunk driving check points in early morning STEVE MEHL, Northern Advertising Manager northbound lane, was 18 years old, and charged with driving while hours, they often catch drivers who always claim to have had intoxicated and other offenses. “two beers.” KAREN DICKINSON, Southern Advertising Manager His death is the fourth this summer of a motorcycle or moped If police offi cers were posted on every street corner and on BETH HUBER, National Advertising Manager rider, and the third in which the driver of the other vehicle was every mile of road, drinking drivers would remain a menace to DAWN AUSTIN, Client & Creative Services Manager charged with driving while intoxicated. the public. Until the mindset of the public changes, the problem The unbiased court will have its work served up on a platter will never depart from us. when the three cases go to trial before robed judges. 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with the County Offi ce of Let’s Make the Best of Life OPENING DOORS Emergency Management (OEM) and state support By MICHAEL MERCADO I know that our parents were supposed to bequeath unto In Cape May County agencies to be prepared if us a world better than the one they were handed, but there is ever need for emer- First, I would like to thank Superintendent Kopakowski, along the way the world just broke down. But the good By Paulann Pierson gency evacuation. One great Mr. Pugliese, members of the Board of Education, teach- news is it’s our turn to fi x the world. Now that we are concern of all involved in ers, family members and students of the 100th graduating graduates, we have a duty to make this world better for It is no longer surprising but still emergency planning is that fi rst respond- class at Middle Township High School. I would especially future generations. extremely inspiring to me that a good ers be aware of those in the community like to thank my class advisor, Mrs. Hogg, for all of her We need to shelter the homeless, we need to help the number of the calls received at the CMC who will need special help in the event of hard work and our class Vice-President, Sarah Rohrman, desolate, we need to care for the elderly, and we need to Office of Disability Services are from a disaster. These individuals with special for all of her assistance over the years in helping me to educate the uneducated. We only get one shot at this, so someone seeking information or help for needs are being asked to make themselves organize class events. let’s make sure that we make our mark on history and be a friend with a disability. This seems to known to their local emergency responders Graduation is such a great day for all of us. Whether known as the next greatest generation. No matter where signal progress in breaking through the by signing up on the New Jersey Special you are the student graduating from Middle Township, we go from here, we can always do better. Let’s shoot isolation that too often in the past sepa- Needs Registry either online at www. or a family member of a graduate, there is a great sense for the moon, and even if we miss it, at least we’ll land rated an individual with a disability from registerready.nj.gov or by calling 2-1-1. of pride in all of us. To our families, we thank you for among the stars. We have the ability to infl uence and the mainstream of community life. As the Register Ready New Jersey posters your support and assistance throughout our educational change the future. The question is, how will we use our One of the very fi rst calls to come in urge: If you or someone you love needs careers and we hope that you will continue to support us talents to improve our lives and the lives of others? The to the office was from a person from special help during an emergency in all of our endeavors. To all of the parents, thank you worst thing we could do is to not make a solid effort to out-of-state calling on behalf of a friend evacuation, register now. for the room and board for the last 18 years and don’t be improve conditions for the future. So let’s use our friend- in our county who was recovering from surprised if we come back from college to live off of you ships and our lasting bonds to act and to help others. serious surgery. The friend, fairly new DID YOU KNOW? a few more years; and don’t get mad about that either Robert Kennedy once said, “There are those who think to the area, was temporarily unable to because, remember, we will choose your old age home of things the way they are and ask why, I dream of things return to regular employment, but eager • The Cape May County Library runs a in the future. To my fellow classmates, I don’t think that that never were and ask why not.” So let us use every to do volunteer work to keep connected Homebound Delivery Program countywide there is a family member here who would not be proud moment wisely to accomplish all of our goals, both now to the community. The outcome in this for residents who can’t get to a local library of our accomplishments, so capture this moment, seize and wherever we may go in the future. story was a “win/win” on all sides. A due to age, illness or disabilities, and for it, and realize this is probably the best time to ask for Finally, let’s make the best of life; all of us will go on to local cultural organization, very willing those caring full-time for an aging parent or money. do different things. Some will go to work, some will go to make the necessary accommodation, ill child. Deliveries are made once a month When we fi rst entered high school, we were uncertain to the military, and some will go to college. I especially gained skilled, enthusiastic help; the new on Tuesdays. Contact: Michael Conley at about what this school had in store for us. Would it be would like to wish those of us going to college lots of volunteer continued to feel a productive 463-6358. like middle school? Would the teachers be strict? Would luck because if you’ve seen your dorm rooms yet, some of part of the community; and the caller had there be a lot of work? I remember my fi rst day of classes them are pretty scary. Some of those dorm rooms combine the satisfaction of helping a valued friend • There is a Brain Injury Support Group when I heard that my freshman history teacher was noth- the cheerfulness of a bomb shelter with the comfort of in a time of need. that meets on the second Monday of each ing short of a lunatic. When she fi rst met her students, a prison, so again, good luck. Hurricane season is upon us, and that month from 6-8 p.m. at Victoria Commons she said to them, “I am the brick wall, in order for you Let us all also remember the great times we had at always holds the possibility of a commu- in Lower Township. Contact: Alicia Bren- to pass this class you must fi rst get through me because Middle and overlook the undesirable things at Middle nity-wide “time of need.” For some time nan at 886-6200 Ext. 367. I am the brick wall!” When I heard that, I was morti- Township like the smoke in the bathrooms and the lan- now, many individuals and organizations Pierson is the coordinator of the Cape fi ed. Those were strong words, but we became strong guage in the hallways that can be likened to a profanity in Cape May County have been working May County Offi ce of Disability Services people; and over the past four years we have committed seminar, a dockworkers union meeting, or a Turrett’s ourselves to our studies and worked tirelessly to break Convention. Instead, let us remember the great times we Our Readers Write through that brick wall. Upon entering Middle Township had here and the time we spent laughing with our friends. High School, teachers challenged us with this brick wall, Let’s remember the great teachers we’ve had and how and now as we leave this school, we broke through that they infl uenced our lives. Let’s remember Mr. Pugliese Board’s Action Was Unethical wall that separated ignorance, from what we now have and his odd, yet, witty sense of humor. Let us always To The Editor: member back to a legally vacant seat on attained, knowledge. remember that we have created the Dynasty at Middle the Dennis Township Board of Education. What we have done is we have completed a century Township. Let us remember that, while we are a diverse One would think that a school district This action is not only highly irregular, of education at Middle Township. We are the 100th group of people, we have many things in common. Let us that passed its last two budgets (when the and unethical, it is probably illegal. This graduating class. As we fi nish this century as scholars of remember the great memories we had and make the best previous fi ve had failed) and was honored unwarranted action may open the town- Middle Township, we also need to be role models for the of whatever the future has in store for us. Let us always by being one of the top schools in southern ship to litigation. next century of scholars. We need to take the lead and remember that we are a united class and that we will New Jersey by the results of a statewide One board member, Christie Ostrander, show the generations that came before us that we have be the next greatest generation. Thank you for the great test, would have accomplished this by would not be a part of what was obviously the same drive, we have the same persistence, and we memories and congratulations Class of 2008. providing an ethical and positive attitude an unethical and possibly illegal action have the same tenacity that they had and that with the (ED. NOTE: The author was president of Middle Town- exemplifi ed by a principled Board of Edu- by the board; she left before the meeting knowledge we have gained, we will strive to be better ship High School Class of 2008. Due to stormy weather cation. In Dennis Township unfortunately started. than any other generation that has lived. With the knowl- June 16, he was unable to deliver his address. The school this is not the case. During that meeting, only one board edge that we have attained we should do everything in our administration printed his remarks and included one Recently, the president of the Board of member, Russell Tozer, understood the power to help other people because our world is broken. with each diploma.) Education, John Robertson resigned. The issues before the board. Tozer was the board accepted his resignation. He then lone vote against this highly controversial Cindy’s World wanted to recant his resignation. The vote action. The community should be grate- to accept the resignation, according to the ful that it has an individual such as Tozer by laws of the board of education, could representing the township. He put ethics Her Kids Love Their Electronics no longer be rescinded. and the law above what his personal feel- By CINDY KRUGER him most occupied on our long fl ight was that Nintendo. The Dennis board, decided to put ings were. To Tozer I say thank you; to Because of it, my husband and daughter were able to en- aside the advice of its attorney, as well as the rest of the board of education, shame Just before summer began, I broke down and bought joy the very last in-fl ight movie before the video systems Roberts Rules of Order, which govern just on all of them. our kids a Nintendo DS hand-held video game player fol- were removed. I was able to catch up on my star gossip about every existing entity in this coun- LARRY LAPIDUS lowed a short time later by a Wii. Never mind the beach with a copy of People magazine. I can honestly say, we try, and voted to bring the former board Dennisville and boardwalk and outdoor summer nonsense, we fi gured got more than one compliment from we’d wired our children for sedentary, indoor fun. strangers on our fl ight who were im- OK, I didn’t actually have to go through a break down pressed, or, more accurately, grateful Our Politicians Are ‘Them’ to get those games. What really happened is my hus- that my kids did so well. band and I were shopping at Target, found out they had But, there’s another element to To The Editor: wonder what he thinks now. a couple of extra Wiis and pretty much danced a jig at my purchases that has more to do I have disagreed with much of what our own good luck. with just selling out or briefl y escap- The folks involved in the Indian Trail our leaders have done, but always tried To my own credit, I really did try to keep old-fashioned ing from my child-centered world. issue are letting us see the mess we have to understand their motivation. In light of entertainment going for as long as I could. You know, the I purchased those electronic toys made in Middle Township. I have often all that I have seen, and all that has been stuff that was so fun back in the 70s. Board games and so that my kids could relate to, and said our leaders were no worse than most revealed lately, it is impossible to deny the toys that don’t use lots of bells and whistles, hop scotch, keep up with, other kids. Let’s face others in the area, just not any better. “evil and sinister” that motivates Middle four square, Lego sets and doll houses, things that require it, electronics are at the forefront I believe I was wrong in this assessment, Township politics. the use of one’s imagination, skill and creative thinking. of the world they are growing up and wish to set the record straight. Our In my opinion, these are not simple I still push for my kids to spend their idle time on these in. It’s not the world I grew up in, and I have to accept things. But, despite a room full of books and toys, and that. I just have to teach them about, and insist upon, leaders are among the worst in a state that bookkeeping errors; these are criminal a garage packed with outdoor activities, my kids love moderation. leads the way for corruption. I remember acts. Given the relationship of committee their electronics. I still encourage and push for the old-fashioned fun I talking to Steve Barry, the candidate, a few members with Albrecht and Heun, it is Both my kids mastered use of the computer a long time remember. This afternoon, in fact, my son and I plan years ago. He said though he felt many unthinkable that our solicitor has allowed ago. They caught on so quickly, in fact, I half wonder if to spend some time creating buildings with a set of geo- of our leaders were misguided; he did them to be so involved in this. I hope they picked it up in utero when I was surfi ng the Internet metrical blocks. He has a real knack for spatial design not think it was all “evil and sinister.” I someone with the right information will for answers on how to alleviate morning sickness, swell- and it’s fun to see what he comes up with. Who knows, pursue this matter for possible criminal ing and fatigue. When my daughter was just three, she one day he may fi nd himself in a career where he gets violations. knew how to turn on the computer without help and to use those skills. I hear video game companies really I really don’t expect much because use the mouse to access her favorite painting game from need people with his kind of talent. we’ve got the fox watching the hen house. the desktop icon. My son discovered Disney’s Toontown The audit is not what revealed the truth, Web site when he was fi ve and that’s all we heard about Kruger writes from Dennisville. the truth was revealed by hard work from for nearly a year. an honest citizen; the audit was forced to Despite what video games take away from one’s child- confi rm these efforts. hood, as a parent you’ve got to admit there’s nothing like Divided (From Page A42) For a time I thought “they were manipu- the long periods of peace and silence they grant you. lating our politicians;” now I realize our Last month we took our yearly trip to see my parents live in a country where there is a war within. How do politicians are “them.” in California, a good six hours or more if you consider we tackle a war overseas, when there is a war within SAM KELLY airport crowding, delays and general ineffi ciency. When our own country? Swainton the kids were younger I would go to Toys R Us and fi nd How much more quickly would things be accom- small, new travel toys to surprise them with. Games like plished if we set aside our political differences to make a Don’t Wake Daddy and Perfection came in miniatures couple of quick decisions? Patrick Henry specifi cally states Author Proud sizes and fi t perfectly into our carry-on bag. Crayons and that the country being divided will destroy everything, (Page A42 Please) paper, small board books, a puppet and even a handful of and our existence, as we know it. I think everybody needs County community has proven that they Legos would keep my kids occupied until the motion of the plane eventually lulled them to sleep. Then I could to consider one of the most famous quotes of all time, have big hearts and are willing to help read the in-fl ight magazine and try to get my mind off “United we stand, divided we fall” and start taking it to others in their time of need. This is one turbulence and engine failure. heart, before we absolutely destroy each other solely in of the reasons that I am so proud to live But those games are now only of a limited distraction, result of differences in opinion. and work here. particularly to my six-year-old son. This year I brought a deck of cards, some comic books and other compact activi- JUDY RUSS GRAYCE KELLEHER ties geared toward his age, but the one thing that kept Ocean View Cape May A44 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers July 30 2008 Our Readers Write Obama’s a Change Spout Off (From Page A27) rises and get real to what is happening us. ‘Now, How About main will be in lost revenue in the collection —Wildwood We Cannot Afford baskets. We now see who you are concerned *** with — yourself, not the children or faithful. Why doesn’t Stone Harbor advertise their Conserving Water?’ To The Editor: You are a poor example of a spiritual leader. Fine Art & Craft Show in August. I happened Maybe an indictment would be appropriate. to come across it last year by accident, and was To The Editor: A word of caution about Obama’s economic policy —Cape May County pleasantly surprised that it was even going on. I – watch your wallet. *** didn’t see any banners, signs, or advertisements Most of us are trying our best to conserve energy…gas- First, his plan includes nearly doubling capital gains I have been coming down to the shore for in any major newspapers. Shouldn’t we be tell- oline, water, and electricity. The trolley running up and several years, and fi nally I have found the best ing tourists about this fi ne event or do we just tax. This hurts middle class families. Forty-seven percent want a select few to attend? down Dune Drive (Second Avenue) is a great idea to get of all taxpayers reporting capital gains were people mak- food and people. Chef John at the Island Grill to shopping areas etc. and saves gas. knows his stuff. Small place next to the liquor —Stone Harbor ing less than $50,000 a year (2005). store. Fabulous. Thanks for a great time. (ED. NOTE: “Select few thousand” would Turning off your air conditioners when you go away He says he’ll raise income taxes and payroll taxes on for a week or more is commendable. —Cape May County be more like it.) businesses. He’ll tax coal and natural gas – the two largest *** Now how about water? In Avalon the odd number *** sources of electricity in the U.S. He’ll impose a windfall Why do the librarians at the library in the I noticed that the waitresses working at homes may use outside water on odd days, and the profi ts tax on oil companies, already taxed at 35 percent Crest always act like they are doing you a favor? Uncle Bills Pancake House on Ocean Avenue even numbers on even date days. We could be carrying – one of the highest rates in the world. Shouldn’t they be happy that people are even park their cars by the meters on the street, then this even farther. It seems to me that private homes are Those taxes will be passed to the consumer, increasing checking out materials? After all, without the they place signs on their dashboards stating that putting in more and more grass necessitating the use of interest, there would be no library and they they work at Uncle Bill’s Pancake House. When gas prices even further. The last time a windfall profi t time comes to place money in the meters after more and more water. Why not ban all new homes from tax was tried, U.S. oil production decreased, the price wouldn’t have their jobs. putting in grass? —Wildwood Crest 10 a.m., the offi cer patrolling does not issue of gas increased, there were oil shortages, and the weak *** any tickets for meter violation because they are This excludes fl ower beds, which can be mulched to economy got weaker. hold in moisture and do not need to be watered as much Going to Britton’s Bakery in the morning working at Bill’s. I pay when I park; why should Obama’s love for taxes is not new. As senator, he voted they not also pay? No free parking because as lawns. Why not use pebbles, which come in differ- really makes my day. Thanks guys. 94 times for higher taxes: opposing eliminating the death —Cape May County they work at Bill’s. ent sizes and colors? The pebbles look neat and have an tax, opposing repeal of the tax increase on social security *** —Cape May added benefi t of helping children with allergies. There benefi ts, opposing repeal of increases in AMT, opposing Just for the record, Lower Township does not *** was a time when doctors recommended the seashore to an income tax deduction for people purchasing their own do the fi re works display; the Delaware River To the person who wants to get rid of the these people. and Bay Authority does. “feeding gull ban” in Stone Harbor: First you health insurance. are only a tourist. You’re only here for 90 days, Some will say the pebbles are unhealthy because they The National Taxpayers Union gave him an “F” for —Lower Township need to be sprayed for weeds in the beginning of the *** and after that you’re back home. I will be the his voting record on taxes. This is not change we can I have noticed again that the campgrounds fi rst to tell you if a bird pees on me because you spring season. They forget that the grass is fertilized and afford. sprayed for weeds numerous times during the summer. get their wood picked up by the township on want to feed the birds, do it where there is no one but people like you there. Then you can go We would be saving millions of gallons of water and make my dollar? The manager should look into this. WARREN NASH The campgrounds and businesses should not back to the real world. this small island an example of conservation at its best. North Cape May get special treatment. —Stone Harbor Perhaps there are other suggestions that our council —Middle Township *** would consider. Why not give this more than a passing Goethe: *** When is the mess going to be cleaned thought? Treat people as if they were what they ought to be and you Attention residents of Lower Township: up at the end of Arizona Avenue in Villas, it’s an eyesore? NANCY BLOCKLINGER help them to become what they are capable of being. Fire all the councilmen; they are ripping you Avalon off. They gave themselves a big raise and full —Villas medical benefi ts when the town is in trouble. *** That shows you that they do not care about the I would like to thank North Wildwood Mayor Uppperper TTownshipownship & and Mike Sottung, Strath- for the competition. township, only their pockets. Bye-bye mayor Bill Henfy and City Council President Patrick and council. Rosenello for increasing my property taxes mere friends for about 20 The events at the Strath- by over $600. You guys really know how to years, who started it all. mere Olympics were fun —Lower Township Ocean City News Notes *** spend other people’s money. It won’t be long be- “We did these things on things that you would do fore we have to move out of North Wildwood. Rosemarie Whelan, Herald Correspondent Only in Sea Isle City. What’s the difference the weekend and decided while at a barbecue or what meeting it was? Any individual, who —North Wildwood about three years ago to spending the day at the spouts off and calls previous friendly neighbors *** Strathmere Olympics the events at the Second get everyone together and beach. turncoats, does have loose marbles. This is Avalon, fi x the garbage problem; we are Annual Strathmere Olym- have this event,” said Ba- Digging to China was the way people of SIC react, foolishly. tired of garbage all over the place three to four con. one of the group events on —Sea Isle City days per week. Strathmere’s a great com- pics which were held here —Avalon recently. The events con- Ron Montgomery, a for- the beach. Using a seashell *** munity, the competition is Congratulations to the SIC Lifeguards. They *** fun, and you don’t have to sisted of activities on both mer Strathmere resident, to dig in the sand, the fi rst To every spouter complaining about their had the distinction of being team to reach water and are doing a great job, and performing outstand- be a super athlete,” said the beach and the bay. ingly in the competition. It would be nice if child’s inability to fi nd work this summer: suck Brian Belsky of Gloucester The coordinators of the the one who traveled the build an 8‰-drip castle other departments performed as well. Changing it up. I’ve worked at least two jobs a summer Township, one of the orga- Olympics were Garwood farthest, as he fl ew up from was declared the winner. heads doesn’t matter; the old gang’s out and the since I was 14, and I’m currently balancing nizers who helped to run Bacon, Andrew McNally, West Palm Beach, Florida, Some of the other beach new gang’s in. Lifeguards and policemen are three with an internship. At most of these events included Bocce Ball, the sales people of the city, and the guards are jobs, I’ve worked alongside foreign students. WE SOLVE YOUR GROWING & POTTING & FINDING PLANT PROBLEMS Horseshoe Toss, Frisbee doing a great job. Guess what? Nine times out of 10, it’s the for- Fling, and the Mud-Put —Sea Isle City eign students that work harder than the local Relay, where you made a *** kids. An employer should be able to tell which use perspective employee will be a hard worker reenho and Nu shot-put out of sand. I agree completely with last week’s spouter n G rs from Sea Isle City regarding dogs on the beach. from the fi rst interview. If that happens to be rde er Bay events included Sec- Ga y The city needs large signs at the entrances to the your child, great; otherwise, stop complaining tor Nine Curling. A team- beach to prohibit dogs. It is a health issue when and ask yourself why your child has no 50% OFF mate sat on a skateboard, we have owners who do not clean up after their work ethic. and the goal was to push pets, and even if they do, the residue remains —Cape May County him the farthest distance. to be washed into the ocean. Most of the dogs *** All Annual Flowers The teammate sitting on can be spotted after the lifeguards leave the I’m a resident of North Wildwood. I have the skateboard could not beach since most owners feel they are entitled to strongly disagree with the person who be- use hands or feet. to have their pets running free. This situation lieves the police let too much go. The police (excluding Fall Magic) needs to be enforced. shouldn’t stop everyone that’s walking drunk Other bay events were and they shouldn’t be ridiculous about people the Cannonball Run, Hack- —Townsend Inlet *** parking on the sidewalk, because you’re com- ie Sack, and a hotdog eating The spouter who claimed businesses pay plaining that they’re letting those things go. contest, in which you ate the same tax rate as residential properties I’m sure if you were the one being ticketed or just one, with your hands should check their facts. The business rate is stopped for one of those things, then you’d be EXCLUSIVE behind your back. higher. If businesses pay for trash pickup, what saying the police are harassing you. Mid-way between the is the problem? If you also check, you will fi nd —North Wildwood SALE beach and bay events was that the city has lost more than 30 businesses *** the Strathmere Shuffl e. For in the past three years. People who come to the Wildwoods and —Cape May County believe that our community authority fi gures this team competition, you are not doing their jobs, are being extremely Perennials, needed a digital camera to *** 25% OFF I would like to thank Mayor Frederick and inconsiderate because you are on vacation at take pictures of you and Commissioner McNamara for the great job that their homes. You have no right to be com- Massarelli Annuals your teammate at different you guys are doing considering it is just a short plaining when you don’t have any say in our landmarks in Strathmere, time since you took offi ce. Where have you guys community events. The council and police some of which were the been? Keep up the good work; you’re on a roll. offi cials keep your vacation spot in a fun, safe, Fountains & Shrubs Post Offi ce, Firehouse, boat Remember those famous words “Free at last and orderly manner. Therefore, if you decide to ramp, the pirate hanging Free at last.” Thank God, we’re free at last. vacation here, and are not a local of the Wild- from the Beach Bar at the —West Wildwood woods, do not complain on your behalf. *** —Wildwood Deauville Inn, and a co- (ED. NOTE: How many locals of the Wild- Visit our gift shop coanut head at Twistie’s. To the woman who was rude, and out of n line, telling one of our borough residents to woods vacation here?) filledfi lled with Beautiful The Shuffl e was timed, and shut the “H” up and sit down more than once, *** p Open you were only allowed to I am not sure what your problem was. The Stop them before they get crazier. City coun- 7 days 10-5 Gifts, Home Decor, walk or run for this event. resident wasn’t even addressing you; she was cil wants to spend $3 million on a walkway at The team with the most being more than professional addressing Mr. the marina, and that’s just a start. Instead, put Candles & pictures was the winner of Frederick. Maybe you should see your doctor fl uoride in our water for healthy teeth. Unique shopping experience Bird Supplies the contest. about some anger medicine. You should have —Sea Isle City 15 unique shops This year 29 teams com- been removed from the meeting. *** To last week’s misinformed spouter regarding peted in the Strathmere —West Wildwood With products including jewelry, *** the taxes in SIC: Look at the July 23 edition of Olympics with about 80 Funny the only person who knew about the Herald…page 1 and page 7…Sea Isle had various types of clothes, natural people and 22 judges. The beauty products, gourmet foods, the promotions was our personnel director. the second lowest tax rate in the county. ages ranged from 18 to 50 Isn’t she a confi dential employee? Now we Thank you Mr. Mayor. classic toys, pet supplies, and plus. Trophies, medals, and know why she is not the manager anymore —Sea Isle City much more gift certifi cates to Twistie’s — can’t keep her mouth shut. *** GREENHOUSE, NURSERY were awarded for fi rst, sec- —Cape May County It was the City Council under Mike McHale & GIFT SHOP ond, and third places. *** that has raised our beach tag fees, and is now Friends reuniting, enter- Regarding “Thank you Mayor Troiano for looking to raise all other user fees in Sea Isle. our new Wildwood” spout off...are you joking? We were told that the “change” would cost us Flower Shop taining events, wonderful more and we’re seeing it come true. Open Sun-Thurs 9-5:30 weather, and a great loca- The mayor should be ashamed of himself. Taxes Special Order & Deliveries are unbearable, the streets are deplorable, new —Townsend Inlet Fri & Sat 9-6 tion all combined to make construction is unfi nished and left abandoned, *** 624-2112 (Across from Cape May Wicker) this a fantastically fun-fi lled businesses are leaving and morale of the year To the retiree of 30 years: You are totally out day for all competitors and round population is at its lowest. Does the of touch with the current work force and the Route 9 North of Avalon in Clermont, NJ • Call 609-624-1350 spectators alike. mayor really believe that anyone is going to local economy. It is sad when American citizens invest in our town? Stop dreaming of high (Page A45 Please) Herald Newspapers July 30 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A45 Spout Off Ocean City Police Reports (From Page A44) (From Page A6) fi led, at 4:51am block Central Ave., bicycle report fi led, at 10:32pm violations involving; bicycles, don’t care about taking care of our local youngsters. I am sure block West Ave., bicycle taken, • Theft investigation, 2600 taken, at 7:59pm smoking and dogs on the when you were growing up you would not have been happy if at 2:35pm block Asbury Ave., bicycle • Residential burglar alarm July 24, 2008: Thursday boardwalk there were no jobs for you. • Theft investigation, 400 taken, at 8:33am activation, 400 block Gull Rd., Calls for service: 169 • Verbal dispute, 200 —Stone Harbor block 8th St., bicycle taken, • Warrant service, 800 accidental, at 8:12pm block 9th St., report fi led, at *** at 3:21pm block West Ave., one arrested, • Theft investigation, 1000 Motor Vehicle Stops: 35 7:38am Mayor Troiano is doing too little too late. • Theft investigation, 800 at 9:53am block Asbury Ave., report Motor Vehicle Accidents: 1 • Warrant service, 100 —Wildwood block 2nd St., items taken from • Motor vehicle accident, fi led, at 8:24pm Property Checks: 11 block W. 17th ST., service *** vehicle, at 3:59pm hit & run, 1200 block West • Harassment investiga- • The Police Department completed, at 9:00am Roy Blunt, Republican Whip of the House of Representatives, • Burglary investigation, Ave., at 10:18am tion, 900 block West Ave., handled 15 parking com- • Theft investigation, 700 submitted a resolution that demanded that the Defense Depart- Bay Rd., ongoing investigation, • Trespassing investigation, report fi led, at 9:35pm plaints block Plymouth Pl., bicycle ment make certain that our military men and women get to at 4:10pm 700 block 8th St., subjects • Shoplifting investigation, • The Police Department taken, at 10:51am vote in November. Not one Democrat supported the measure. • Aggravated Assault/Weap- removed, at 12:27pm 1000 block Boardwalk, one in assisted with 16 fi re/rescue • Motor vehicle accident, But I thought the Democrats wanted every vote to count. This is on involved, 900 block Wesley • Criminal Mischief investi- custody, at 10:09pm calls no injuries reported, 18th St. just another example of how the Democrat Congress as President Ave., one arrested, at 4:21pm gation, 600 block Asbury Ave., • Harassment investiga- • The Boardwalk Offi cers & West Ave., at 11:20am Clinton wrote, “loathes the military.” • Shoplifting investigation, report fi led, at 1:29pm tion, 1000 block Boardwalk, handled 17 City Ordinance —Cape May County 1000 block Boardwalk, one in • Motor vehicle accident, *** custody, at 5:40pm no injuries reported, 15th ST. The spouter complaining about the new seawall, bulk- • Simple Assault investiga- & West Ave., at 3:06pm Funding Victory heads, and beach replenishment in North Wildwood is just plain tion, Walnut Rd., report fi led, • Theft investigation, 2500 (From Page A1) In its decision, the Supreme Court wrong. Had the spouter lived in North Wildwood through the at 6:03pm block Wesley Ave., bicycle 1962 storm, the major storms in early 1980’s, the Halloween taken, at 3:18pm lowed it so closely and been supportive,” reversed lower courts rulings for all em- • Harassment investigation, ployees except the Chief of Detectives Storm of 1993, the October storm of 1997, and even our most 1100 block Central Ave., • Motor vehicle accident, O’Connor added. recent storm in early May of this year as I have, they would report fi led, at 6:10pm no injuries reported, 8th ST. Since fi ling the Bigley application in and First Assistant Prosecutor. The court know that there is no better place to spend taxpayer money, • Motor vehicle accident, & West Ave., at 3:18pm 2006, Taylor said, “I accomplished 90 remanded those two salaries back to the when living on an island, then on shore protection. no injuries reported, 900 block • Theft investigation, 500 percent of what I wanted to do, most with trial judge for review of Taylor’s request us- — North Wildwood Bay Ave., at 6:33pm block 11th St. bicycle taken, agreement with the county. We got the ing the new legal standard of “reasonably *** • Motor vehicle accident, at 3:37pm additional funding we needed.” necessary” and not just “appropriate.” I fi nally got to visit Ocean Oasis waterpark. What a wonderful no injuries reported, 13th St. & • Theft of services investiga- The trial court and Appellate Division place. Enjoyed the swim up bar. As the justices delved into the case that Central Ave., at 7:05pm tion, 800 block Ocean Ave., involved salaries for the prosecutor’s staff, used a somewhat lower “reasonably ap- —Wildwood • Domestic Violence inves- three in custody, at 4:38pm *** • Motor vehicle accident, they researched fi ne points of law, one propriate” standard instead of the higher tigation, 200 block Clipper Dr., “reasonably necessary” standard in their Lessons learned from Monday afternoon’s city council meet- one arrested, at 7:23pm no injuries reported, 24th St. & from 1874. They referred to a Webster’s ing: 1. Residents who organize and are vocal get their streets • Motor vehicle accident, no Central Ave., at 5:02pm II New College Dictionary and a Black’s application of the statute. paved, and have beach access mats. 2. The city administrators injuries reported, 3300 block • Residential burglar alarm Law Dictionary to properly understand and In the decision, the court confi rmed the (who don’t live in the city) don’t consider the beach, promenade, Central Ave., at 8:57pm activation, 2300 block Central interpret the word “necessary.” county’s position that the prosecutor had or citizen’s health to be important. • Warrant service, Route Ave., accidental, at 5:45pm The case was rooted in the county not met the higher standard. —Cape May County 52, one arrested, at 11:18pm • Theft investigation, 1600 budget process, and whether elected Taylor, whose fi rst term ends in October *** • Insecure property investi- block Bay Ave., bicycle taken, 2009, said he intends to request from the The person responsible for getting the Grand & Reserve freeholders or a non-elected jurist, the gation, 800 block Asbury Ave., at 6:02pm assignment judge, had authority to set governor an additional term. Champion horse show gifts for the 4-H Fair did not do a very police secured, at 11:26pm • Verbal dispute, 700 block good job. The idea to put a trophy plaque on a cloth bag was Atlantic Ave., report fi led, at salaries for prosecutor’s staff members, At present, the Prosecutor’s Office has 78 employees, which includes 31 just dumb. Mine fell off before I left the fair, as well as everyone July 22, 2008: Wednesday 7:32pm some being members of a bargaining unit else’s who won. I just can’t believe this is what you gave us Calls for service: 166 • Harassment investiga- while a few are not. detectives. after we worked so hard. It was very cheap of horse council to tion, 1100 block Asbury Ave., In 2006, freeholders unanimously On Feb. 26 of this year, the court autho- say the least. Motor Vehicle Stops: 29 report fi led, at 7:56pm agreed to appeal Judge William Todd’s rized 12 assistant prosecutors, three detec- —Tuckahoe Motor Vehicle Accidents: 4 • Theft investigation, 600 ruling that the county hike the pay of 18 tives and 39 investigators, said Taylor. The *** Property Checks: 18 members of the Prosecutor’s staff. offi ce is also entitled to 13 agents and 26 Many scurrilous assumptions have been made by conspiracy • The Police Department Summer When the judge decided, at that time, support personnel. types implying the commingling of Bishop Galante’s sale of his handled 13 parking com- private home and diocesan mergers. Shame on them. SIC elected the First Assistant Prosecutor and Chief While the staff is not at its maximum of plaints Basketball of Detectives had performed “admirably” 93, Taylor said he has offers out to several a school board to close the school. Now some are blocking it, • The Police Department under a number of prosecutors, and that detectives, and will continue to work with not for the welfare of the children but for tenured teachers. assisted with 19 fi re/rescue Program Set Shame on them as well. calls the prosecutor’s request to increase their the county administration to “hold down —Sea Isle City salaries was “particularly compelling.” salary and wages, and delaying hiring • The Boardwalk Offi cers COURT HOUSE — The *** handled 16 City Ordinance As a result, he approved a 6 percent until 2009.” I really enjoy reading spout off online but it never seems to violations involving; bicycles, Middle Township Recre- salary increase for both position for 2006, While the matter will return to Assign- be published at the same time or even the same day. Are there smoking and dogs on the ation Department, along and also gave the First Assistant Prosecutor ment Judge William Todd for some salary guidelines for the online spout off? Thanks. boardwalk with the Hayti Basketball an additional 3 percent increase. That was considerations, Taylor said he fears the —North Wildwood • Insecure property in- Summer League, provides (ED. NOTE: The online version is 24/7. The print edition when the county pressed the “reasonably net result will affect his ability to retain vestigation, 1000 block As- structured, safe and enjoy- necessary” standard instead of the “rea- top personnel. Spout Offs have a 5 p.m. Thursday deadline. Those that come bury Ave., police secured, at able weekend activities for in after deadline are posted to the Web site.) sonable appropriate” standard. “But the 2008 budget cycle was done 12:17am at-risk youth ages 14-18 in —North Wildwood • Verbal dispute, Unit block The Appellate Division affi rmed the very well,” said Taylor. “The assistant *** Durham, NC. These lower court’s decision. prosecutors and myself were pleased with Simpson Ave., report fi led, at activities promote self- People need to hire vets. 2:41am At that time, County Administrator the agreement with Steve O’Connor and —Cape May County • Criminal Mischief inves- esteem and validate self- Steve O’Connor stated that the county the freeholders.” *** tigations, multiple locations, worth. They also bridge would maintain that decision “was applied He looks forward to a similar satisfac- Hey French Canadians: You should tip your waiter/waitress 600 block Asbury Ave., reports the gaps between genera- beyond the scope of Bigley.” tory negotiating session when the budget 18-20 percent of your bill when you go out to eat. Don’t run us tions and separate sectors around for bottles of wine, separate checks, and then camp out When the county took that stance, Tay- process resumes in October. of Durham. lor expressed disappointment and planned “The situation is getting better since the at our tables for three hours. We are trying to make a living. It Ladies Golf Help welcome the D3 is very insulting to us when you do all of this and then leave us to cross appeal on the issue decided by 2006 Bigley application,” Taylor said. only a few dollars. Merci! Scores Told Community Outreach back Todd not to allow the prosecutor to reopen “It’s (the negotiating process) has gotten —Cape May County to the Martin Luther King the collective bargaining agreements. so much better since 2006, it’s like day *** Center for the second year Although freeholders and Taylor reached and night. Going forward in 2009, I expect COURT HOUSE — Re- as they strive to reach their Does anybody in Wildwood do his or her jobs anymore? sults for the Hunt Cup some agreement on staffi ng and other that to be the case,” Taylor said. We complained to the mayor, police and code enforcement for goals. matters since 2006, the Supreme Court “The Bigley process is still available. weeks about a boat left on the lot next to the gas pumps and Tournament of the Wild- wood Women’s Golf As- Sponsors, volunteers, decision has wide-ranging implications What changed is the standard of proof, and nobody seems to care. The police see it every time they gas up and food/craft vendors but nobody wants to do anything about it. This is why Wildwood sociation played July 23 for each of the state’s 21 prosecutors and I am not anticipating needing the Bigley have been announced. are still needed. Cost for their freeholder boards. process in 2009,” Taylor said. is in the state it is now. They ignore this problem just like they vendors will be $50 for ignore the budget. They are: In that year, Taylor fi led a Bigley appli- Taylor disagreed with the county term- —Wildwood First Low Gross, Vicki three nights, Thursday, cation to receive added funding for staff ing the decision, “landmark.” *** Cresci Friday, and Saturday. beyond what freeholders allowed in the “There’s nothing landmark about it as To the gentleman who drives the black pick up without the First Low Net, Terry Opening ceremonies are budget. Although the original requests they claim it is. It’s the same Bigley deci- muffl er on the 700 block of Pine St., West Wildwood: We are Chila scheduled to begin on were resolved between the freeholders sion that the court clarifi ed,” Taylor said. awakened each and every morning by your truck at 7:15 a.m. Second Low Net, Andrea Aug. 7 at 4:30 p.m. at the and Taylor, the issue remained of salary As an aside, Taylor said the county spent Please fi x it or choose a different route. Thanks. Balliette outside basketball courts. hikes for the Assistant Prosecutor, agents, about $80,000 taking the matter to the —West Wildwood Third Low Net, Ruth Participants: Pleasantville, a chemist, Chief of Detectives and First state Supreme Court. *** Ouram. Lower Cape May, Middle Assistant Prosecutor. “If they had given the assistant pros- Obama extended his Germany visit by two hours, but can- Township, Cape May Tech, celled his scheduled visits to soldiers injured in Iraq who are The county maintained that the higher ecutors the 4 percent raise, they would Wildwood Crest Summer being treated there for their battle wounds. He did fi nd time to PEACE GROUP salaries were not necessary because the only have spent about half that amount,” workout though for almost two hours. Now we know Obama’s League, Williamstown, prosecutor has not shown proof that he said Taylor. Maryland, and Delaware. priorities. GALLOWAY — The had experienced diffi culty in recruiting While the statute has remained in its —Wildwood For more information Coalition for Peace and or retaining those employees. current form since 1874, the Supreme *** or questions call 609-465- Justice will hold its an- It was deemed they were not “neces- Court has only interpreted it on two I’ve heard a lot of complaints about Avalon bike cops…pull- 8747. nual Hiroshima-Nagasaki sary” for the offi ce to carry out its man- occasions: Lewis vs. Hudson County free- ing over bicyclists for not having lights, picking on people, taking bikes- — why won’t somebody do something about this? They’re Commemoration at 7 p.m. dates. holders and Lindabury vs. Ocean County barely real cops. They make vacationing in Avalon like walking Aug. 7 in the public meet- CONTACT Offers The lower courts ruled in the prosecu- freeholders. on eggshells. What will somebody do to tick them off next? ing room of the Galloway Daily Phone tor’s favor, and maintained that the salary The case, argued on March 26, 2008, —Avalon Township Library on Jimmy hikes were appropriate, when compared won support as “friends of the court” from *** Leeds Road behind the Calls to Citizens to other prosecutors’ offi ces throughout the New Jersey Association of Counties as I would like to thank the Wildwood police Offi cer Difalco municipal buildings. For the state. well as the counties of Atlantic, Camden, for being so helpful to me and my family on Saturday night information, call Norm SOMERS POINT — Freeholders, as expected, were elated Bergen, Cumberland, Monmouth, Somer- when I called about my missing son on the boardwalk. Cohen, 609-601-8583. CONTACT Cape-Atlantic that the Supreme Court decided as it set, and Warren. —Wildwood offers daily phone calls to Taylor and Assistant Prosecutor John *** had. rd say hello and check that “After three years of wrestling with Vincent Molitor argued the case for the Attention Avalon Spouter: Who says that the 53 Street TOWN HALL MEETING property owner “can do with it as he likes within the zoning all is well for the disabled, this issue and being unsuccessful with Prosecutor’s Offi ce. Russell L. Lichtenstein guidelines.” Have you had your head in the sand the last couple elderly and isolated citi- the trial judge and appellate division, I am argued the case on behalf of freeholders. of years? You still don’t know that that house violates Avalon’s WILDWOOD — Com- zens of Atlantic and Cape delighted that the Supreme Court has vali- “I am very pleased that the Supreme missioner Garry DeMarzo dune protection ordinance. It is only because that repository of May County who want to dated the county’s position,” Vice Director Court recognized the balance between regulatory incompetence, the state DEP screwed up, violated will hold his monthly Town continue to live indepen- necessary funding for prosecutors’ offi ces Hall Meeting 7 p.m. Aug. Ralph Sheets Jr. stated in a release. its own agreement with the borough, and granted permission dently. and the budgetary constraints and CAP 6, at Wildwood City Hall, Throughout the ordeal, the county to build that we are confronted with this monument to mate- Those interested in maintained that the Bigley statute specifi - laws confronting county governments,” rial excess. second floor. All are in- receiving calls, or those vited. Bring a neighbor cally required prosecutors to demonstrate stated Celeste Carpiano, executive direc- —Avalon knowing someone who *** and learn about your city. that their requests were necessary for the tor of the state Association of Counties. For information, call 609- might be, call Mike Nees “detection, arrest, indictment and convic- Contact Campbell at (609) 886-8600 425-5308. at 463-4564. tion of offenders.” Ext 28 or at: [email protected]

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