Herald NEWS DI GESTS And the Winner Is… NORTH WILDWOOD — Deneen Marie Piotrowski, 18, of North Wildwood, was ALWAYS named as Miss North Wildwood for 2009. AVAILABLE Piotrowski was crowned by her predeces- ONLINE sor Delia Marie Cannon. As the new Miss North Wildwood, Piotrowski will receive Index...See Page A3 $500, the crown, a trophy and she’ll take part in many parades and events through- out the year. t (Page A13 Please)
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY THE SEAWAVE CORP. Vol. 45 No. 29 Copyright 2009 Seawave Corp. All rights reserved. July 22, 2009 1508 Route 47, Rio Grande NJ 08242-1402 On Deck MUA Landfi ll The Merchants of Venice celebrate in Gets Pineland’s Ocean City.
See the rest of Nod to Expand the story inside BY LESLIE TRULUCK on page B1. SWAINTON – Cape May County Municipal Utilities Authority got fi nal approval from the N.J. Pinelands Commission June 12 to expand ONLINE its sanitary landfi ll on Route 610 in Woodbine after a long application process and challenge ACTIVITYPast 7 Days from a woodpecker. Expansion will add about 70 years to the life www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com of the landfi ll to handle county solid waste. MOST POPULAR ARTICLES: Joe Hart MUA Executive Director Charles Norkis said Moreys Piers July 16 marked the release of “A Wild Ride,” a book celebrating its 40 the cell currently being used, constructed two O.C. Pedestrian Killed was Student years ago at a cost of about $7.5 million, has Journalist at Fordham University years in the amusement park business, by launching a man from a cannon into the center of Mariners Landing carrying two copies of the book. enough space to last until about 2015. Posted: Fri, 07/17/2009 - 6:22pm Construction of the new landfi ll cell will 4611 reads, 11 Comments begin in three years at a cost of over $10 mil- UPDATE: State Police Charge Driver with lion. At about the same size as the current cell, DWI in Sea Isle Blvd Crash Lower MUA Lacks Water Allowance 18 acres with a height of 130 feet. Posted: Sat, 07/18/2009 - 11:52pm Wondering how high that will be in com- 3094 reads, 2 Comments For Town Bank, Villas Expansion parison to a landmark? The Giant (Ferris) Wheel on Morey’s Piers Mariner’s Landing POLL RESULTS: By JACK FICHTER When Lower MUA assumed the airport on the Wildwood Boardwalk is 150 feet high. Do you think the state should be in the water facilities from the county, it was a costly Cape May County Courthouse is just over business of telling campgrounds when VILLAS — Lower Township Municipal venture, he said. two stories. they can open and close? Utility Authority (MUA) does not have a “We’re trying to get that allocation back to During environmental studies for commis- No - 68%, Yes - 32% large enough water allocation from the state us and that will give us enough to get started sion approval, a Redheaded Woodpecker, a Department of Environmental Protec- on these projects,” said DeMarcanto- state-designated threatened species, was found MOST ACTIVE SPOUT OFF THREADS: tion (DEP) to expand municipal water nio. “Then we still have to go after an creating its habitat on the proposed site. As WILDWOOD RECALL HEARING service into Town Bank and additional additional, approximately 60 million a result, the authority agreed to develop and IS NOT NEWS? areas in Villas. gallons a month to supply the rest of maintain a woodpecker habitat on the landfi ll 1915 Views, 40 replies MUA Executive Director Mike the town.” site as a condition of approval. Beck Vs. Arizona junk guy DeMarcantonio told the Herald the At an August 2007 Cape May City (Page A6 Please) 1660 views, 36 replies authority is applying to U.S. Depart- Council meeting, Cape May Water ment of Agriculture for funding to Superintendent David Carrick said install water mains in Town Bank and giving up the water allocation was a Judge Lets Some parts of Villas. Both areas are affected “great deal” for Lower Township and Angry ‘Campers’ by multiple contaminants, saltwater the city needed to get something in Recall Petitioners intrusion and private wells going dry. return. The airport allocation for Cape Confront Council New water allocation from DEP May is 700,000 gallons per day, he Be Reinstated would cover existing residents, not said at that time. By HARRY B. SCHEELER JR. new development, said DeMarcan- As a partial solution, MUA is look- By LAUREN SUIT tonio. ing at the possibility of relocating a WOODBINE — Concerned residents of He said MUA was seeking unused water al- well on Scott Avenue closer to the “spine” COURT HOUSE — The opposing sides of an Carol Lynn Resort, who are being forced to location at the county airport designated for the of the county along the railroad tracks. DEP effort to recall from offi ce Mayor Ernie Troiano move from their homes on Nov. 1, went to the City of Cape May and Borden Clams. Neither has expressed a preference for water to be Jr. and Commissioner William Davenport were Borough Council meeting on July 17, to con- draw water from airport wells. (Page A6 Please) front owner-Councilman Anthony “Smokey” given another day in court to argue over peti- Saduk. tion signatures between accusations of fraud Residents said Saduk had been ignoring their Middle Police: Motel Calls Decreased and unfair play. request for a meeting so they could investigate Superior Court Judge Raymond Batten on what prompted the resort owner to order them Since Licensing, Occupancy Tax Began June 17 reinstated some of the signatures out of their homes in four months. that had been deemed invalid and asked the By JOE HART tourists visiting the Garden State utilize its Cape May County Board of Elections to review The biweekly council meeting that typically roads and emergency services, but don’t con- attracts only a handful of borough residents petitions Wildwood City Clerk Christopher COURT HOUSE — Fees and taxes might tribute to their upkeep. Wood had voided due to signatures that did quickly fi lled to standing room only with a be responsible for reducing crime stats for the Middle Township offi cials saw the additional uniformed security offi cer standing next to the not match. local hospitality industry. revenue stream and opted to participate. His decision was not yet enough to change council members. In recent weeks, Middle Township Commit- The township receives a $350 annual licens- Before anyone asked questions, Saduk stated, the initial results of the petitions. If the petition tee has renewed licenses for the motels and ing fee from each motel totaling $5,250 as well garnered enough valid signatures, the decision “Before we have the public comment session motor inns in this community. At last count, as a 3 percent tax on every rented room. The I must address the public that sitting here to recall Troiano and Davenport would go to there were 320 rooms in 15 such establish- annual taxes have ranged between just over (Page A14 Please) as a council member I have to abstain from ments throughout the township, which began $31,000 last year to nearly $59,000 in 2005. all questioning or answer any questions you issuing hotel/motel licenses in 2004 when This revenue is deposited into the township’s may have due to...” Saduk was interrupted by it also began collecting a local tax on their general fund. moans and groans before one man stood in rented rooms. The tax is collected by the motel in addition (Page A4 Please) The state began allowing municipalities to to the 5 percent state occupancy tax and the collect that tax in 2003 in an effort to reduce 7 percent sales tax and remitted to the state Sheriff Lists Capture local governments’ dependence on property treasury, which in turn distributes the money Of ‘Wanted’ Nelson taxes to provide services. It was argued that (Page A14 Please)
COURT HOUSE — Cape May County Sheriff Irrigation Project’s Treated Effl uent Gary Schaffer announced the capture of Deanna Nelson in Wildwood, wanted on a drug court Given Thumbs Down by Retired Agent warrant, and whose original charge was posses- sion of a controlled dangerous substance. By AL CAMPBELL That water, specially processed to remove He also announced the June 22 surrender various impurities at the county Municipal of William Fox to authorities, listed as wanted CREST HAVEN — A project to daily reuse up Utilities Authority’s Seven Mile Beach Middle in the June 24 edition. to 300,000 gallons of water for irrigation and wastewater treatment plant through $2.5 Nelson’s photo and description was pub- zoo purposes closed Crest Haven Road recently million of newly-installed equipment, will be lished in the July 8 Herald and also placed on between Route 9 and Garden State Parkway. used from spring through fall to fl ush toilets Jack Fichter the newspaper’s Web site: www.capemaycoun- Pipes were “jacked” beneath the parkway, and and clean cages, irrigate Atlantic Cape Com- “Better Days,” second place winner in tyherald.com. are being placed to the County Park and Zoo, munity College campus grounds and Middle best-decorated boat category in Christmas After publication, Schaffer said Wildwood college campus and Middle Township sports Township’s Davies Sports Complex fi elds. in July Boat Parade in the Wildwoods, (Page A6 Please) complex. (Page A12 Please) July 18. A2 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers July 22 2009
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Route 9 20 Courthouse 2600 Delaware Ave. South Dennis Road North Wildwood, NJ Cape May Court HJ ouse, N 08210 08260 Mon-Sat 7am-11pm, Sun 7am-9pm Mon-Sat 7am-10pm, Sun 7am-8pm Herald Newspapers July 22 2009 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A3 In Dennis Hall’s Homicide La. Authorities Name ‘Person of Interest’ All Items Overstock Sale SAFEST By AL CAMPBELL Three weeks ago, Sabine be behind Hall’s death. everything. We hope to talk Way To Sell Your District Attorney (equiva- When Hall moved to the to him again this week.” 10-50% OFF MANY, LA. — Louisiana lent to a county prosecutor) 300-acre family farm a year GOLD! law enforcement authori- Don Burkett removed his ago, hunters that had been Burkett had verbally noti- u LicensedLiccensede u BondedBondedd u TrustedTrTrusustet d ties have confirmed that office from any dealings frequenting the property for fi ed the chief of the attorney a Sabine Parish assistant with the investigation. The years were stopped. A man general’s criminal section u Safe u Competitive Prices district attorney was named Sabine sheriff’s offi ce is pro- with whom Hall reportedly June 26 about a potential a “person of interest” in the ceeding through the state confronted over hunting confl ict involving his offi ce. BUYING investigation into the June attorney general’s office, issues was questioned but He later wrote a letter recus- I.D. Required 21 slaying of Dennis R. Welborn wrote. released after he provided ing his offi ce from participat- ALL GOLD COINS & SILVER COINS NEW HOURS Hall, 36, formerly of Wild- Soileau, who did not an alibi of his whereabouts ing in the investigation. (1964 and older) wood Crest, who relocated comment for her story, has on the night of the shoot- Jennifer Roche, a spokes- Wed. - Sat. GOLD and STERLING SILVER JEWELRY 11AM - 5PM to Converse, La. with his not been charged with a ing.” woman for the Louisiana (Broken(BrBrooken oror Not)Noot)) family about a year and a crime, nor has a warrant Celeste Hall had been Attorney General’s office, half ago. been issued for his arrest. questioned as a suspect. said she could not comment Hall was the eldest son The Soileaus and Halls “She’s cooperating with on the offi ce’s involvement TURN YOUR GOLD INTO CASH www.jeweledtreasures.com • www.adelesjeweledtreasures.com of Cape May County Herald were friends and had other us and has done everything in an “open case,” Welborn Publisher Art and Patricia friends in common, she we ask,” said Sabine Sher- wrote. Bayshore Rd. & Greenwood Ave., Villas • 886-6563 Hall. His wife, Celeste, wrote, and thus far, no mo- iff’s Detective Jack Staton, The FBI also is reportedly twins Collin and Isabella, tive has surfaced for the who would not elaborate assisting, through forensic 10 and Anya, 4, survive homicide. on her cooperation. “We searches of computer fi les him. A memorial service Hall was shot at about have questioned Chuck at and communications via an was hosted July 12 by The 11:15 p.m. on Father’s one point, and he denied iPhone. Lighthouse Church, where Day near the carport of his Dennis and Celeste and home on Midway Road. Police Seek Pain Killer family had been members. He sustained two gunshot It was held at Middle Town- wounds, one to the stom- ship Elementary School ach and another to the rib Prescription Suspect No. 2 and was attended by cage. By JACK FICHTER had a prescription filled about 200. Hall’s personal 9-mm for a controlled narcotic The Halls had been reno- handgun was recovered WEST CAPE MAY — substance that was con- vating the 300-acre fam- by his body. It had not Cape May police are seek- tained in a wallet that was ily farm in Converse, in been fi red, according to the ing the public’s help in reported missing. north central Sabine Parish, Times’ story. identifying a suspect who (Page A6 Please) where generations of the Hall went inside his family had been raised, house after the shooting, and where the large fam- but died before emergency ily regularly gathered for personnel could airlift him reunions. to a Shreveport hospital. In a July 21 Shreveport Three shotgun shells Times story, region reporter were recovered and remain Vickie Welborn wrote that at the Northwest Louisiana “Charles D. “Chuck” Soi- Criminalistics Laboratory leau was at the top of a for testing, along with other suspect list that once had evidence. three names on it.” Guns from Hall’s and Soileau has been placed Soileau’s residences were on paid administrative leave seized for testing. as of July 17 pending the Welborn wrote, “Early outcome of the investiga- reports indicated a property Suspect in CVS Pharmacy prescription fraud case. tion, she wrote. and hunting dispute could FISHERMAN’’WS W HARF, C APE MAY Pedestrian Accident Claims Pa. Student’s Life By HARRY B. graduated from Springfi eld versity statement. 609-884-3064 SCHEELER JR. High School in Pennsylva- The incident is under nia. Last month she was investigation by the Ocean OCEAN CITY — Casey named a finalist for the City Police Department Feldman, 21, of Springfi eld, 2009 Chandler Award for and the Cape May County www.thelobsterhouse.com Pa., was struck by a van Student Writer of the Year Prosecutor’s Office Fatal while crossing 14th street in Religion by the Religion Crash Investigative Unit. on July 17 at 4:54 p.m. Newswriters Association. This story was fi rst pub- Feldman latter died from She served as The Ob- lished at capemaycounty- FISH MARKET her injuries at Atlanticare server’s news editor during herald.com Regional Medical Center the 2008-2009 school year, in Atlantic City, according and was planning to do so Contact Scheeler at 609- to police. again during her senior 404-6515 or hscheeler@ Prices Effective 7/24-7/26 The van was driven by year, according to the Uni- cmcherald.com FELDMAN Anthony Lomonaco, 58, of Court House. Feldman was a student $ journalist at Fordham Uni- Fresh Swordfi sh . . . . . 6.95 lb. versity, in New York City, and news editor of The Ob- server, the Lincoln Center $ student newspaper. Raw Bar Crab Soup . . . 4.95 pt. Feldman was working a summer job in Ocean City, according to a statement released by the University. Harry B. Scheeler Jr. Feldman was a com- Ocean City police July 17 investigate van vs. pedestrian accident that claimed TAKEOUT SPECIAL munications major who the life of Casey Feldman, 21, of Springfi eld, Pa. INSIDE THIS WEEK'S HERALD Index IZ`^;*On Deck www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Cner++&+1%+))2 Antiques ...... See On Deck
Entertainment Shopping, Automotive...... A 3 4 Friday & Saturday 7/24 & 7/25 Dining, www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com/shoreguidewww.CapeMayCountyHerald.com/shoreguide Recreation Family Fun at HCSV pg. B9 Night in Births ...... A 2 4 Venice now 55 Business ...... A 2 4 Fifty-five years ago, Ocean City offi- cials decided to hold a boat parade and Please See Page A32 bay front home celebration as part of the city’s Diamond Jubilee or 75th An- Weekly Features niversary. It was to be based on a similar event in Venice, Italy. Art Watkins, the city’s Classified ...... A 2 6 THE GRID public relations director and Jack Jernee, captain of the lifeguards, organized the event. Watkins had been a tour director and witnessed the Venetian regatta be- fore coming to this family resort. Thanks to Watkins and Jernee and with funding from the city, the modern Night In Venice was born in the summer Fried Flounder, Crab Cake & of 1954. Dining & Entertainment .On Deck An earlier event, also called Night In Venice, was held in Ocean City in the early 1900s. It consisted of Philadelphia debutantes accompanied by bands sail- ing through lagoons and greeting bay front homeowners. The modern version of Ocean City’s Night in Venice has been held every year since 1954 and has never once been cancelled by rain. The modern version has been held ev- —Photo by Donald B. Kravitz, DBKphoto ery year since 1954 and has never once for local public service organizations. must refrain from drinking. Virtually the Movies ...... A 1 7 been cancelled by rain. The individual who collects the most entire Ocean City Police force will be pa- Festival set for July 24 from 5 to 9 p.m. $ This year’s edition is set for July 25 funds is awarded the title. trolling the streets and directing traffic. extending from 6th to 9th sts. on As- starting 7:30 p.m. at the Longport Monies help to support the Ocean The bay will be heavily patrolled by bury Ave. Admission is free and there Bridge, the north point of the Island. City After Prom, scholarships for Shore the U.S. Coast Guard, Coast Guard Aux- will be an array of seafood for sale from Boats will sail along the bay and in and Memorial Hospital nursing students and iliary, Marine Police and 14 Night In Ven- over 40 vendors, entertainment for chil- out of lagoons to 23rd St. and South the Exchange Club Family Center for the ice volunteer patrol boats. dren, and crafters. Harbor. prevention of child abuse. Free parking and shuttle service will For information call 609-525-9300 or There will be grandstands set up To enter a boat or home in competi- be available from the Airport Parking visit www.ocnj.us. along the street ends so that the public tion, call or stop at City Hall Annex, Lot, 25th and Bay Ave. and the soccer Obituaries...... A35 Shrimp Platter ...... can enjoy the Parade. Seating is free. 901 Asbury Ave., Mon.-Fri. from 9 a.m. field at Tennessee Ave. starting 5 p.m. 9.95 Cash prizes will be awarded in various to 4:30 p.m., 609-525-9300 or email Shuttles will also pick up persons categories over and under 24 ft. [email protected] or fax 609-399- parked at the Aquatic and Fitness Cen- Weekly Features The Parade will honor the World 0374. After hours or on weekends call ter, Library Complex, 17th and Simpson Champion Philadelphia Phillies. Optional 609-364-4010. Entry in the competition Ave. Shuttles will drop off spectators at THE GRID B22-B23 decorating theme for homes and boats is free. street ends where they can watch the is The 100th Anniversary of the city’s The 9th Street Bridge will be closed at parade and return them to parking lots Fishing Line B30 Baby Parade set for August. approximately 7: 45 p.m. until all boats afterward. The service is free and will be The boat parade is led by Miss Night pass through. The Longport and 34th St. available until midnight. Dining B24 - B28 Opinion...... A 3 6 in Venice and her court. Twelve young Bridges remain open to car traffic. The Night In Venice celebration begins ladies vie for the title by raising money Both car drivers and boat captains with the Merchants of Venice Seafood Calendar B13
Under the direction of former cast Served with Baked Potato or French Fries & Cole Slaw Seven Mile Stars go ‘Back to 80s’ members Kate Lansinger and Will See- fried, Alex Shearn, Jamie Gillespie, and fried, this year’s cast includes Dominick Elise and Kallie Collett. Martino, Joe Fiocco, Jamie Caron, Ben Tickets for the show are $10 ($8 for and Peter Conlin, Devon, Taylor and students and seniors) and can be pur- Real Estate ...... A 3 2 Rachel Dansky, Breanna Carrion, Stacy chased thru the PAC box office in ad- vance by calling 609-463-1924. The Seven Mile and Kelsey Hand, Ashley French, Kaneen The production features children ages Island Stars are Meredith, Andrew, Stephen and Brian 8 to 18 who live in the area year round, presenting the Hoy, Emily Hand, Cam and Nicole See- as well as summer residents. musical, “Back to the 80s,” at the Performing Arts Center in Middle Come to the table at RIS Gallery Township High Religion ...... A 2 3 School, July 30, 31 Artist Sandra Bloodworth brings her and August 1 at series of lush and colorful paintings to Visit our new site to get the latest 7:30 p.m. The Seven Mile Stars the William Ris Gallery, 9400 Second Now in their seventh season, the Ave., Stone Harbor, through July 30. Seven Mile Island Stars is a non-profit liam Ocean High School that graduated The showing, billed as “At the Table,” summer educational theater program in the 1980s, as remembered and seen showcases a selection of paintings from designed to offer young actors the op- through the eyes of Corey Palmer, who her series, “Intimate Feasts,” featuring portunity to sing, dance, act, and learn is now 30-something. still life of joyously prepared meals, the Songs include Man in the Mirror, Sports...... A 1 8 stagecraft. focal point of shared times with family They also are involved in charitable Footloose, Girls Just Want to Have Fun, and friends. outreach and perform for the Helen L. Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go, Material Call 609-368-6361 for information. Diller Vacation Home for Blind Children, Girl, Kids In America, Love Shack, Total • News • Property Transfers several area assisted living communities, Eclipse of the Heart, Let’s Hear It for the and Alex’s Lemonade Stand. Boy, You Give Love a Bad Name, Video “September 5, 2005 2 PM” This year’s musical, Back to the 80s, Killed the Radio Star, Time of My Life, by Sandra Bloodworth tells the story of the senior class of Wil- and Mickey. • Classifi eds Spout Off ...... A 2 0 Broiled Stuffed Flounder Red Chief gets ran- • Dining, Entertainment, Recreation Tides ...... See On Deck $ somed in Cape May. What's Cooking? ...... A 3 5 topped with Shrimp . . . 9.95 & Shopping at your fi ngertips 24/7 What's On Deck "Calendar" ...... See On Deck Served with Baked Potato or French Fries & Cole Slaw
w Ferry’s fi rst biker passenger relives historic odyssey...... Page A9 w Hospital chairman’s letter tell why doctors relinguish hospital privileges, ....Page A38 w Summer’s highlights in pictures: County 4-H Fair, Christmas in July boat parade, ...... Pages A39 and A18 Call ahead and we’ll have it waiting for you! A4 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers July 22 2009 Angry ‘Campers’ (From Page A1) the rear of the room and shouted, “You defrauded us. Yeah, you defrauded us that’s what you did; I put all my money into your park because you told me I could stay there the rest of my life.” Residents of the resort complained about Carol Lynn Resort’s advertising that said they were a year-round camping resort. Many on fi xed incomes found the resort to be an affordable housing option and said they would have never considered buying a home they could occupy only seasonally. They all spoke directly to Saduk while he refused comment. Al Ripa confronted Saduk with a brochure in hand re- ferring to the councilman as “Mr. Sudookie.” “…I know you said on TV today that you told people that this was Harry B. Scheeler Jr. not year around correct? Ripa was referring to a TV news Carol Lynn Resort resident makes point at Woodbine broadcast that aired only hours earlier in which Saduk Borough Council meeting July 16. told Action News reporter John Rawlins “In their lease anyone else that didn’t speak yet?” 30% off that they signed, the 99-year lease, it specifi cally stated In an interview Nick Giordano told the Herald he ques- that it was not be used for permanent occupancy.” tions how the resort could even be called a campground Ripa asked permission to approach the councilman since there are no transient camping sites, no tents, walking to Mayor William Pikolycky and asked him to and no camp fi res. “When I was a kid and you went to read a brochure. “Can you read this line out loud to the a campground, you pitched a tent. There is no tents in public, please?” Ripa asked the mayor. The mayor handed our place, no one is just coming in for the weekend we the brochure back and said “Why don’t you read it?” have no weekend warriors with pop-up trailers. This is a “It quotes in this piece of paper right here, with Carol trailer park,” Giordano said. Denise Zaffarese described Lynn’s name on, it’s even a better value as we are the the type of residence found at the resort. “These places only campground open year round.” Ripa said. are unbelievable some even have Florida rooms and Ripa then quoted an advertisement, “Own your own fi replaces.” personal year-round vacation spot.” The brochure re- After the council meeting the conversations of many Plus Additional ferred to Carol Lynn as a “trailer resort.” moved outside where talk of lawsuits, recall elections and Victor Morales also brought advertisements that contra- the attorney generals offi ce could be heard. dicted the language in his lease. “Carol Lynn Resorts Inc. Zaffarese questioned whether there may have been Huge Storewide condo style campground offering the fi nest campground an improper relationship between the mayor and Saduk living open all year” he read from one. Morales also because Freeholder Director Daniel Beyel said there read from a 2005 bill he received for his maintenance seemed to be “a special arrangement between the camp- Savings fees that said “you have been designated as a year-round ground and the Borough of Woodbine that doesn’t agree camper” my point is then if we were not a year-round in full with the N.J. campground code,” at the July 14 campground why were you charging us all this money freeholders’ meeting. all the time? he said. “The mayor said the confl ict of interest was Smokey Carol Colwell said her mother suffered a heart attack talking to the people? The true confl ict of interest is July 24, 25, & 26 when she open the letter. between the mayor and his councilman.” Zaffarese said. “She had a heart attack as soon as she got your letter, “The mayor said get a lawer and fi ght the state and the Smokey. I was there and I had to take her to the hos- more and more I heard all the political double talk in Open Daily 10am-10pm pital. She ended up in the hospital for seven days. My there. I think it’s clear it’s not the state we need to fi ght mother needs her home,” Colwell said as she pleaded it’s the Saduks.” with Saduk, crying, “I could 9810 3rd Ave Stone Harbor lose my mom over this and Carol Lynn Resort Residents I don’t want that to happen (609) 368-3355 if you guys had any compas- sion.” Saduk looked at her Seek Freeholders’ Help, Advice unmoved by her plea as the mayor said, “Is there By AL CAMPBELL CREST HAVEN — Five residents of Carol Lynn Resort in Woodbine told freeholders on July 14 of their pending Nov. 1 evic- tion from places many call year-round home, and have for 30 years. They asked what the county government could do for them. While the board was sympathetic to the plight of them and other owners at the campground, the Al Campbell best advice that could be Freeholders Ralph Sheets, left, and Gerald Thornton offered, “Get a lawyer.” listen to Carol Lynn Resorts resident Al Ripa at July Peter Gilson, who regu- 14 freeholders meeting. larly attends the board’s permanent home.” grandparents to be subject meetings, and who advo- State offi cials, he said, to this major shift in their cates giving hugs, was him- “Have not considered the twilight years?” he added. self in need of a friendly human toll that will be Gilson, a Korean War embrace. wrought on the citizens veteran added, “A month He was the fi rst of the of over 30 years. This is ago, I battled cancer, I will residents from the camp- the fi rst time the state has have to fi ght again for my ground to address the found fault,” Gilson said. home. I’m 77 years old, board. He cited the “displace- and retired.” He said the campground, ment of hundreds of resi- Al Ripa, another Carol operated by Woodbine dents who have invested Lynn Resort resident, and Councilman Anthony all their life savings in their a Belleplain Rescue Squad Saduk and his wife, Carol homes.” emergency medical techni- Lynn, would be forced to “Woodbine will suffer cian, told freeholders there close for six months, mak- drastically,” Gilson said. had been only two fires ing many senior citizens, He noted that the residents in the campground in 30 disabled and low-income pay municipal taxes and years, neither serious. people who live there, patronize local stores and “Why, all of a sudden are homeless. other merchants. we being kicked out on the Freeholder Gerald “We are paying (school street?” Ripa asked. Thornton reassured Gil- tax) even though school “The seniors have no son that the county So- age kids do not live there,” place to go. We were noti- cial Services Department he said. fi ed that they are throw- would do all within its “Where will all these peo- ing us on the streets,” he power to help anyone who ple go? The median price of added. found themselves without a home is $250,000, and “If I threw my dog out on a home. rentals are $800 a month the street, what would hap- Part of the reason for or more,” he added. pen? They would charge the closure, said Gilson, “It is thoughtless of the me with animal abuse. was that the state deemed state to do this in this type Where does the state get their homes, park models, of economy,” Gilson said. off throwing senior citi- to have insuffi cient electri- Seniors, he said, would zens out? It’s senior citizen cal supply. be forced to move in with abuse,” said Ripa. “That may have been their adult children. They “Why shouldn’t they be true many years ago, but would be forced to ac- arrested for abusing us?” it is not the case today,” cept welfare and seek food Ripa asked. Gilson said. “Park models stamps. Ripa told the board he are wired as good as any “Would you want your (Page A32 Please) Herald Newspapers July 22 2009 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A5 Campground Background: Why Is State in the Trailer Business? By JOE HART states the new rules for rec- the rule states. “It is impor- Standards or an authorized association’s first sugges- residence,” the code states. state allows for outdoor ac- reational park trailers. tant that the rules govern- local agency, which DCA tion of unlimited access “Policies and procedures tivities well into the winter WOODBINE — There Mark Earley, chief electri- ing park model trailers are spokesperson Lisa Ryan from March 1 through shall be established by the months. aren’t many happy campers cal engineer for the National clear in order to protect the confi rmed. Nov. 1 plus 20 days per public campground owner “Clearly, however, ev- in this borough nowadays. Fire Protection Association, health and safety of the resi- “The six-month sea- month between Nov. 1 and to effectively implement eryone agrees that the park Thousands enjoy the the group that sponsors the dents of these units.” sonal usage is enforced at March 1. the provisions of this chap- models are not made for approximately 50 camp- National Electric Code, told Some local residents the local level by licensed “Based on your sugges- ter. Such policies and pro- year round use,” he said. grounds in Cape May the Herald that the word- likely disagree. code offi cials,” she told the tion, the units could be cedures shall be refl ected in “But I think the DCA has County and whether ing in the code regarding Given this six-month Herald. She said the regu- occupied for all but 40 days all lease agreements.” gone too far the other way they’re supposed to or park model trailers is there rule, ownership of Carol lation has been in effect per year,” replied Cynthia “I think the state with- with this regulation.” not, some stay in their park because they were a hybrid Lynn Resorts in Woodbine since August 2008. A. Wilk, director of the drew that language from Van Drew sounded trailers campers year round between two types of exist- sent notices to its campers “It is important to note DCA’s Division of Codes the code after they realized hopeful, however, that the including many campers in ing structures. that it would be closing the that it is at the discretion and Standards. they were forcing the clo- campground association Woodbine. “They’re not quite an park on Nov. 1, much to the of the owner of the camp- “While the National sure of a business for part and the DCA would come Park models are defi ned RV and not quite a mobile chagrin of those who have ground facility or other Electric Code does not de- of the year,” Otto said. to an agreement soon. Otto as trailer-type units that home,” he said. “They made the park their home facility as to how they wish fi ne ‘seasonal,’ I think that Otto said the six-month said the association would are primarily designed to were originally consid- for many years. to impose seasonal usage,” it is reasonable to say that rule was “really restrictive next submit a suggestion provide temporary living ered RVs, but it was then “It’s unfortunate that she added. occupancy for all but 40 and arbitrary” and that for a seasonal defi nition of quarters for recreational recognized that they were the state has chosen to do “The DCA has never days in a calendar year, a New Jersey is the only state 250 days. camping or seasonal use. something different.” this at this time. They’re directed that campgrounds little more than one month in the country to use the Whatever the final They are generally 400 His agency does not de- making us look like the bad be open for six consecutive out of the year, would not electrical code as a basis outcome is, park model square feet or less and fi ne “seasonal.” guys,” said Carol Saduk, months and then closed. be considered seasonal for setting campground oc- owners in one local camp- built on a single chassis He said the park models who owns Carol Lynn along Campground owners can use.” cupancy rules. He said his ground are likely hoping mounted on wheels. are not built to federal with her husband Anthony develop measures in which Chapter XIII of this bor- organization had battled not to lose their homes in The big fl ap is over the Housing and Urban Devel- “Smokey” Saduk, a Wood- park model residents can ough’s municipal code re- with the DCA before over a few months. state’s interpretation of opment (HUD) standards, bine councilman. use these facilities during garding campground occu- construction issues. This story was fi rst pub- Article 552.4 of the Na- but their electrical systems “Our position is that we weekends throughout the pancy states that from Nov. Otto said that his orga- lished at capemaycounty- tional Electric Code, which are “adequate for what they have to follow the law,” year, so long as they are 1 to April 1, the occupancy nization does not condone herald.com reads: are intended to be.” she added. “Carol Lynn not using them a total of of any one campsite shall be the use of park models Contact Hart at (609) “General Requirements. When asked if these Resorts (the original park more than six months in restricted to a period not to for year round use, but 886-8600 Ext 35 or at: A park trailer as specifi ed in trailers were bursting into opened in 1979) has al- the year.” exceed 21 days during any he doesn’t believe that [email protected] 552.2 is intended for sea- fl ames if used more than ways been open all year. “The park model com- 30-day period. there’s any actual safety sonal use. It is not intended “seasonally,” Earley re- But every camper signs a munity has some concerns This defi nition of “sea- issues with the trailers. He as a permanent dwelling plied, “I don’t think so. We lease, which states that with the six month time- sonal” did not come out of said the newer models are Wildwood unit or for commercial probably would have heard the lease to their site ‘does frame and the DCA has the blue, said Otto. It stems wired just like homes. uses such as banks, clinics, about that.” not allow occupancy of any asked that they submit from a former chapter in the “There’s nothing wrong Graduates offi ces, or similar.” So, why is the state im- site as a permanent habita- a reasonable alternative, state Health Department’s with the electric systems. Since the word “sea- plementing the new rules? tion.’ In addition the lease which they have yet to Sanitary Code regarding People have been camping Class of ‘09 sonal” is not defi ned within Some believe that state and states, ‘this lease permits do,” Ryan said. “We have campground occupancy. in these park models for the code, the state Depart- local governments don’t occupancy of a site by a expressed a desire to work The current code no over 20 years and there has WILDWOOD — Wild- ment of Community Af- want campground residents camper or his guest during with this community in longer contains the specifi c never been a problem,” he wood High School gradu- fairs (DCA) has decided it to vote from their seasonal any given year subject to order to come up with a dates. said. “This is just the DCA ates the Class of 2009. The means half a year in New addresses or send children the rules and regulations solution that is both rea- “Public campgrounds fl exing its muscles.” top three graduates were: Jersey. to local schools. But the of the campground and any sonable and ensures the shall not be used for the State Sen. Jeff Van Drew Rebecca Sandora, Vale- “For purposes of apply- DCA said it’s for the camp- applicable federal, state and public safety, and we look public of domicile or resi- (D-1st) told the Herald he dictorian ing this requirement, the ers’ own good, even though local laws, regulations and forward to doing so.” dence unless otherwise thinks the DCA was “over- Lindsay Tillotson, Salu- park in which the structure there have been no reports ordinances.’” In fact, the camping permitted by municipal or- reaching” with its new torian is located shall be open for of fi res or other problems DCA standards for camp- community had offered a dinance. The public camp- six-month rule. He agreed Edward Palaez, Rank 3 six months or less each from over use of the park ground facility health and compromise, said Jay Otto, ground owner shall take that the trailers were not Names of all members year or access to the struc- models. safety provides for annual president of New Jersey such measures as are neces- spontaneously bursting in the Class of 2009 are tures shall be otherwise “The proposed new rule inspections by the Bureau Campground Owners As- sary to prevent the use of into fl ames when used all posted on line at restricted to a period of six would be expected to have of Housing Inspection in sociation. any camping unit within a year. He said the climate www.capemaycounty- months or less each year,” a positive social impact,” the Division of Codes and The DCA rejected the campground for domicile or in the southern part of the herald.com
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The authority must preserve about 12 acres including The MUA paid $4.8 million as a mitigation payment a 300-foot diameter around the bird’s nest and 75 feet to the Pinelands Commission in exchange for expansion around its area of observed activity, to protect its fl ight approval. INCORPORATED pattern. Norkis said the amount of trash the landfi ll receives Although woodpeckers average expected lifespan is has decreased. Whereas the landfi ll got about 250,000 Ask yourself about three years, areas are permanently deed-restricted tons of trash in 2005, this year he anticipates a total of • Have you ever wanted to keep an eye on as the bird’s offspring may return and it is considered a 150,000 tons. your property when you are not there? preferred habitat since it chose that area to nest. “We want to make it last as long as we possibly can,” • Do you feel uncomfortable not knowing what is going on? Norkis told the Herald the New Jersey Pineland Forest Norkis said. He said there would likely be solid waste issues in • Do you have an existing deterrent to theft or vandalism? Is it adequate? has been protected from landfi ll uses by law since 1990. upcoming decades. • Do you need to provide additional However, since the county’s sanitary landfi ll was preexist- ing, it is permitted as a continued use. Finding undeveloped, non-environmentally sensitive security for your employees and building(s)? The MUA has the only landfi ll in the state-protected large plots of land that are not close to residential areas • Does your communications cabling closet(s) look a mess? Pine Barren Forest. will be diffi cult in this densely-populated state. The authority has owned the landfi ll since May 1984. “Landfi lls don’t make good neighbors,” Norkis said. Serving business and residenƟ al 609-770-3322 Norkis said it was the fi rst landfi ll in the state to use a He said the ability to take care of solid waste within customers in New Jersey and 215-589-5723 liner. the county is a cost-saving asset for residents because it Pennsylvania Prior to that, in the late 1970s and early 80s, several eliminates expenses of transportation and out-of-state www.prepare-inc.com municipalities, including Dennis Township and West fees. Video Surveillance •Access Control • Network Cabling Cape May, had individual unlined landfi lls, which were He described the landfi ll expansion project as a “legacy discontinued and covered, Norkis said. for future generations.” Thick liners are used to Norkis noted that the county has the second lowest protect from runoff into tipping fee in the state, second only to Cumberland ground water supplies. County. The state Department He said the MUA tries to put as little as possible in the of Environmental Protec- landfi ll through recycling. tion (DEP) approved the This story was fi rst published at www.capemaycoun- landfi ll expansion, but the tyherald.com. Pineland’s Commission re- quired a new storm water Contact Truluck at (609) 886-8600 ext. 24 or at: management plan that was [email protected]. Summer Sale & Clearance! Lower MUA (From Page A1) it is not yet in place, DeMarcantonio said drawn from that area, further away from it looks likely funding will be received for the bay. water main expansion into Town Bank. MUA has no wells along the tracks at He said he was not sure about funding to this time. He said the MUA would need complete Villas. to obtain a piece of property in that area Having funding in place would be a to install a well. “feather in the cap,” for MUA as they ask DEP suggested that MUA have every the state to increase the township’s water private well tested, something that would allocation, said DeMarcantonio. cost millions of dollars, he said. Bringing water to Town Bank is a $12 “I don’t need to spend that kind of million project. The Villas expansion money to tell me that there are problems carries a price tag of an additional $12 out there,” said DeMarcantonio. million. The county Health Department pro- DeMarcantonio estimated a delay of SAVE vided a “blanket letter” to DEP noting one-year get state approval and funding. every resident in Town Bank and Villas He said a contractor could complete the should have a good dependable source Town Bank project in a time period of two of safe water. years. He estimates three to fi ve years to The state Housing and Mortgage Fi- complete both projects. nance Agency has given blanket approval Of the two projects, Town Bank con- for funding homeowners for water con- struction would begin fi rst. Additional nections in Town Bank and Villas water mains will be installed in Villas While 60 million gallons sounds like before the expansion project when the a huge amount of water, DeMarcantonio Millman Water Tower is constructed, said said reports from the central part of DeMarcantonio. the state indicate that the aquifer has Could Lower Township purchase water % recovered. from Cape May’s desalination plant? In A desalination plant would solve the 1988, Cape May spent $1 million to build problem, but he is not recommending a pipeline along Seashore Road connecting one at this time. He noted the township the Cape May Water Department to Lower is located on a peninsula, so a desalination Township MUA pipes. The pipeline is not 75 plant may be in the township’s future. used because Cape May does not need ON ENTIRE STOCK RED-TICKET CLEARANCE DeMarcantonio said the MUA has additional water at this time. enough water capacity to serve about 500 Cape May’s desalination plant produces customers who have not connected to the 2 million gallons of water daily. Of the WHEN YOU USE YOUR SAVINGS PASS municipal water despite having water plant’s $5- million construction cost, one mains in the street near their homes. quarter was paid by grants with remaining “There is more than ample water to costs covered by low interest loans spread supply them,” he said. “They are already from 20 to 40 years. SUMMER SALE & CLEARANCE SAVINGS PASS VALID THROUGH JULY 27 in the calculation,” he said. Parts of this story were fi rst published With a mandatory water connection in at capemaycountyherald.com force in the township, MUA is able to get Contact Fichter at (609) 886-8600 Ext funding for Town Bank and Villas. While 30 or at: jfi [email protected] % Prescription Suspect (Page A3 Please) the prescription was writ- mation are asked to call EXTRA 15 OFF His image was captured ten is out $341 since their Crime Stoppers: (609) * clearly on the CVS store medical plan paid only 465-2800. Calls may be video system. once for a prescription to placed anonymously. ALL YOUR PURCHASES The suspect entered the be fi lled. Persons with informa- *Excludes cosmetics, fragrances, formalwear rental, gift cards and previous purchases. Cannot be combined with any other coupon or private savings offer. CVS Pharmacy in West The suspect is a slim, tion may also call Cape Cape May June 11 at 2:43 white male believed to be May police: (609) 884- p.m. He paid for the pre- 20 to 26 years old with 9584 and ask for Det. scription with money from brown hair, 5’ 10’ to six Victor DeMusz. the lost wallet. The value of feet in height. This story was fi rst pub- the drug was $341. 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Sheriff Lists (From Page A1) Her arrest marks the Department. police “were keeping an third capture since March Those with information 90732909.Z SOUTH HILL Peebles North Summer Sale & Clearance ROP Friday, July 24 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5 Peebles Kim/Lola/Julie eye out for her.” when the Herald began about wanted persons, or Subsequently, Wildwood publishing photos of per- any crime, should call the RIO GRANDE PLAZA • RIO GRANDE • 889-8787 police checked a tip from sons wanted by Cape May Prosecutor’s Offi ce, (609) Crime Stoppers on July 9 County law enforcement. 465-1135, Sheriff’s Depart- for a Rio Grande address The program is a joint ment, (609) 675-1207, CEDAR SQUARE SHOPPING CENTER without success. She was effort between this newspa- Crime Stoppers, (609) 465- seen on July 10 on the per, the Cape May County 2800 or Text Tip number: street there, and was ar- Prosecutor’s Office and TIP411 (847411). 2087 ROUTE 9 S., SEAVILLE • 624-1927 rested at that time. 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Lawsuit Ends Need for Permit By AL CAMPBELL incarcerated. At the time of his arrest, he told offi cers To Give Pamphlets to Public COURT HOUSE — Gary that he wanted to bring his Arrington, 45, of Whites- medications, all prescribed Complete Exterior Renovations By LAUREN SUIT going forward. boro spent two days in to him by local doctors in Parts of this story were Cape May County Jail on a bottles with his name on Roofi ng and Siding • Expert Leak Repairs WILDWOOD — Eric fi rst published at capemay- contempt charge for child each label, with him to WE INSTALL: Windows • Doors • Decks • Vinyl Rails • Vinyl Siding Wollod will no longer need countyherald.com support, and claimed dur- jail, so that the nurse there a permit to share his faith ing that time, he was not could administer them to Maintenance Free Exteriors • Carpentry Service • Reroofi ng Specialists on the city’s boardwalk. Contact Suit at: (609) allowed to take medica- him. Residential And Commercial • Metal Roofi ng Systems • Flat Roofs Wildwood has agreed to 886-8600 ext. 25 or lsuit@ tions for his diabetes and He said that, during the change an ordinance that cmcherald.com back pain. intact process, he told the Free Estimates required individuals to get On July 6, Arrington was (Page A9 Please) Serving South Jersey For Over 3 Generations a permit when distribut- ing literature in public 609-886-4218 places. The change comes Fully Licensed www.SeashoreCustomExteriors.Com after the city settled a law- Retractable Awnings Lic. # 13VH0495100 - A Division of Seashore Home Builders & Insured suit in U.S. District Court with Wollod, a professing Christian, who says he was stopped from handing out religious pamphlets on the boardwalk in 2008. Alliance Defense Fund (ADF), a Christian legal rights advocacy group, filed a federal lawsuit against the city in Janu- ary. The ADF said the city will now allow citizens to distribute religious litera-
Cape ture on public sidewalks, in parks, and in all other public forums without obtaining a permit. In the summer of 2008, Wollod distributed reli- gious literature on the boardwalk. A police of- fi cer approached and said Cb A/ OT /CT he could not continue his activities without a permit. Is chronic heel pain Wollod complied with the preventing you from “I’m proud to lead the professional team of offi cer’s request and left the area. therapists here at North Cape Center. As He said that he placed living an active part of the Genesis HealthCare Family, we a call to the city and was told that a city ordinance lifestyle? receive exceptional training which results in limited literature distribu- Nowyou can do remarkable patient outcomes.” tion to only fi ve areas of Wildwood’s boardwalk. something about it! The official also noted “I’m Margaret McCabe, that in order to use the If you are one of the millions of people who suffer from chronic heel Rehab Program manager AND... boardwalk, Wollod would be required to fi rst submit pain (plantar fasciitis) and have not responded to traditional therapies, a detailed letter to the an innovative therapy may offer you relief. That’s Why, city in order to obtain the Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy (ESWT) can be used to alleviate permit. the pain, and increase mobility without surgery and the associated risks. Wollod said that the I’M North Cape Center” city’s ordinance violated ESWT is performed on an outpatient basis and you can generally resume his freedom of speech and your daily activities within 12-24 hours. sued. “Christians shouldn’t be Emergency appointments welcome. discriminated against for expressing their beliefs,” CFBHARLES . IRK, DPM, FACFAS said ADF Legal Counsel Diplomate, American Board of Podiatric Surgery 609-898-8899 Dale Schowengerdt. “ADF Fellow American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons commends the city for Board Certified in Foot Surgery - Certified in Ultrasound Diagnostic Technology
My VIEW on North VIEW North My on its quick attention to re- Certified in E.S.W.T.(SHOCKWAVE) FOR HEEL PAIN solve the matter and for CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE BEESLEY’S POINT 700 Town Bank Road - North Cape May, NJ 08204 their willingness to ensure 29 East Mechanic Street 618 N. Shore Road www.genesishcc.com/care that the First Amendment rights of Christians will 465-1644 390-8181 be honored in Wildwood Herald Newspapers July 22 2009 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A9 First Bike Passenger on Ferry Celebrates Historic Trip DAYLILIES By JACK FICHTER Great Summer Perennials NORTH CAPE MAY — 700 Varieties All Colors On July 14, 1964, 14- year old Neil Jackson was Lavender, Peach, the first person to take Gold, Burgundy, a bicycle on the Cape May-Lewes Ferry and on Apricot, Rose, Tuesday July 14, 2009, he Pink, Purple, Red, recreated the trip. Yellow, Orange, He arrived here at 10:40 a.m. from Lewes, Del. and Near-White and spoke with reporters before hopping on the 11 Ruffl es, Eyes, Fancy Edges, Doubles, Heirlooms a.m. departing ferry. A 1964 News Journal story about Neil Jackson. DIAS CREEK DAYLILY FARM In 1964, young Jackson set out from his home in a 50 mile ride on a Satur- in Lewes. Her fi rst question Neil Jackson (right) is greeted by Heath Gehrke, 45 Rt. 47 So., CMCH Director of Ferry Operations July 14. Barrington N.J., in Camden day and I would call them was: “Does your mother Call 609-463-9690 (Milepost 10.3) County, on his single speed [his parents] and tell them know that you are here?” Tuesday. This time he was bicycle for a 125-mile I’m in Trenton or had gone Jackson’s grandmother a foot passenger without trip. That trek took him to on to New Castle, Del. or called a friend who knew a bike. North Cape May, ending at Lancaster,” said Jackson. a reporter and the story of At age 60, Jackson has his grandmother’s home in His parents approved his ride was told in a Wilm- retired near Lynchburg Lewes, Del. his trip to the Cape May- ington newspaper. following a career in the Before Jackson, no one Lewes Ferry. Jackson left “Given today’s situation, banking business. had brought a bike on to his home in Barrington at if a parent let their 15-year Jackson still rides a bike the ferry, which had begun 6 a.m. and arrived at the old kid do what I did, they but not on long treks. He service two weeks prior. ferry terminal in North may be incarcerated,” he said he would like to have Back then, the boats used Cape May at 5:15 p.m. said. an event, perhaps a fund- steam boilers and were He said he used back Jackson remembers rid- raiser, to celebrate the 50th Serving Cape May County since 1980g not as attractive to the roads to make his bicycle ing on the same ferryboat anniversary of the Cape eye as the current fl eet of trip in 1964. when it ran on a line from May-Lewes Ferry and his Roof Cleaning • Mold & Stain Removal ferries. “From Barrington, Cape Charles, Va. to Nor- bike ride. He said he had read I went down the Black folk. The boat was pur- Jackson suggests a ride a history of long bicycle Horse Pike and cut off on chased by the Delaware on a 60s vintage bike from New Homes • Additions rides before deciding on Route 50 and then I took River and the Bay Authority the Delaware-Maryland the long trek. 9A,” said Jackson. after the Cape Charles line border or as far south as Renovations • Decks “I would routinely take He said he rode in the ceased operation, replaced the Bay-Bride Tunnel to gutter and unpaved gravel by the Bay Bridge Tunnel. the Lewes ferry terminal Siding • Kitchen & Bath on the side of Route 50, He said he believed the including other bikers. Haircuts which carried a lot of traffi c ferry was originally named He said he rides the ferry 45 years ago. In a saddle- the S.S. Pocahontas. at least once a year with his 609-884-2662 $ 00 bag, he carried an extra While they were not the grandchildren. 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A12 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers July 22 2009 Irrigation “Sunglasses for Every Face and Budget!” (From Page A1) EbonyEbony && 10% Off - $100 or More “Our biggest concern is Additional Items 20% Off conveyance of pathogens IvoryIvory Expires July 29th and bacteria,” said MUA * Maui Jim & Oakley excluded of course Executive Director Charles 1124 Boardwalk, Ocean City Norkis. Beauty Salon OUR 609.391.8000 For that reason, Norkis 15% OFF 30th said that the process, advo- YEAR 9505 Third Ave., Stone Harbor Hair Cut & Full Foil cated by the state Depart- A Full Service 609.368.7000 with Christina ment of Environmental Pro- Expires 8/1/09 107 Liberty Way, Cape May, tection, which is funding Not valid with other offers Family Salon Washington Street Mall, 609.884.8844 two-thirds of the project, is 11 S. MAIN ST. • CMCH • 465-3212 Valid 6 Locations being done with the over- Joe Hart sight of that state agency Crest Haven Road is closed for ongoing construction and the U.S. Environmental on the west side of the Garden State Parkway. THE RESIDENCE AT OCEANVIEW Protection Agency, which Can’t Sleep? has long advocated such children play on any of the fairways and greens. That Medicaid Certifi ed use of treated water. fi elds” where the treated course, he said, does not We can help! The project has been dis- water fl ows. treat effl uent to the level Accepting Applications cussed locally since 2006, Newbold cited a Penn that the local project will and was fi rst reported here State University bulletin treat its end product. Performing Pulmonary Call today for availability and a tour April 12 of that year. (No. 851, March 1985) “We did not enter this Function Test and “This is not new, al- acquired by the late Grant lightly,” said Norkis. “We though it is new in Cape Walton and given to all attended a lot of sessions Sleep Study in Offi ce. Contact: Andrea Flesch May County,” Norkis said. county agents that focuses on this, including one in 2721 Route 9, Ocean View, NJ 08230 Regardless of the amount on land application of sew- San Antonio, Texas. This Call now for a consultation (609) 624-3881 of treatment, retired Coun- age sludge, which is not (water recycling) is really www.oceanviewrehabcenter.com ty Agent Larry Newbold what the MUA project is coming into its own. It 465-2646 remains unconvinced, and using. is being pushed by states Samuel Krachman, D.O.F.C.C.P. • Medical Director vowed “not to let my grand- Newbold cited passages and environmental con- • Board Certifi ed in Sleep Medicine in the document, “More- sultants.” RAJEN I. UDANI, M.D., F.C.C.P. over, the absence of in- He said personnel who 17 S. Dennisville Road, Dizzy? Hearing Loss? Ringing? Ear Wax? formation concerning the will operate the treatment Cape May Court House organic constituents of equipment embraced the Offi ce Hours By Appointment • 465-2646 That’s our specialty. municipal sewage sludge concept, read extensively must not be equated with about it, and attended low risk or safety. Under various seminars to be- CAPE MAY CAPE MAY HEARING & BALANCE CENTER conditions of minimal data, come comfortable with all SOCIAL maximal risk must b as- phases of the operation and COUNTY Board Certifi ed Balance & Hearing Specialists sumed in order to protect treatment. public health.” “This is their fi eld. They SPOTLIGHT Hearing Aids/ Balance Testing He also fears that re- are really excited about gardless of the amount of this. We feel very comfort- treatment, pathogens will able that they will be able Desiree Sullivan survive in the soil. to operate the equipment Happy 1st “Survival times have in the correct manner to Birthday varied with environmental ensure the public’s safety,” July 28th conditions in the receiving Norkis said. soil,” the bulletin states, An MUA engineer will again, dealing with sew- be charged with oversight Dr. William Morrow Dr. Zubair A. Syed Dr. Danielle Wall age sludge, which contains of the project and process, 601 Route 9 South, Suite A-2, Cape May Court House • 609-463-5888 solids, and not what the and will monitor the daily 715 Bay Avenue, Somers Point • 609-601-1570 irrigation water will be. work. “It is apparent that round- According to a county worm ova, especially those news release, the county Congratulations of Ascaris, are prevalent in is assuming responsibility on your graduation from sludges and are resistant to for installation of the pipes Neumann University, sludge treatment. They sur- needed for the project, Making the Dean’s vive for extended periods which also included fi ber Grace Watson List, Who’s Who in the soil and could pose optics for county offi ces. of College Students, OTOR ROUP You are such a blessing! M G a problem in land disposal Total length of the pipe & Student Life Award, and of sludges, particularly on Love Mommy Daddy, from treatment plant to & & then landing a great job Since 1912 high-rate application sites,” Goshen (Davies) Sports Grandma Grandad in your fi eld so quickly. the bulletin states. Complex is about three Aunt Pam “Most of the common- miles. CAPE MAY 2010 Chevrolet Camaro LS Coupe ly used sludge treatment In addition to irrigat- COUNTY SOCIAL processes reduce but do ing the County Park and not eliminate pathogens. Zoo, sports complex and SPOTLIGHT Therefore, even treated college campus, pipes will sludge should be used with also send the water to the discretion,” it continued. Veterans Cemetery and “Roundworm ova survive county Technical School’s SAY IT WITH $ common sludge treatment athletic fi elds. SOCIAL SPOTLIGHT! processes, sometimes in Parts of this story were high numbers, and can per- fi rst published at capemay- Happy Birthday 24,925 sist for extended periods in countyherald.com Congratulations the soil,” it adds. Contact Campbell at Norkis said that portion (609) 886-8600 ext 28 or Wedding Announcement Silver ice metallic w/gray cloth of the treatment plant’s 5.5 at: [email protected] Graduation • Promotion interior, 6 speed automatic million gallons to be used in the irrigation project will “Nearly all men can Anniversary • Award transmission, be fi ltered through sand, stand adversity, but if Anything... “denitrifi ed,” treated “with you want to test a man’s Rally Stripe Pkg. a very good disinfection” character, give him DeadlineDeadline Call Janet or Rachel under stringent EPA and Fridays at power.” FridaysNoon at 886-8600 ext. 33 or 34 1 year OnStar, DEP mandates. Abraham Lincoln Noon Then, it will be treated 5 year 100k Powertrain with ultraviolet light and caring for chlorine. ghbors neighb Warranty, 3 year, 36k Bumper “We could have gone Nei ors to Bumper (limited warranty), Stock #A0006, VIN #2GIFAIEV49121048 with UV light or chlorine. We went with both. We Does not include tax, dmv or dealer fees. will double chlorinate the water and it will also pass through a UV fi lter,” Norkis Volunteers In Medicine CENTRALLY LOCATED said. OF CAPE MAY COUNTY TRUCK “That means it will be double disinfected. I Care this week don’t think anybody has made possible by generous donations from: ever done that. Everybody AVALON CAMPGROUND Burke uses one method only,” he KENNETH W. SIMPSON Motor added. Group The end product that BAYADA NURSES will water fi elds and clean THE AMI FOUNDATION, INC. 227 Bayberry Dr., animal cages will be “very, EXIT 10B GARDEN STATE PARKWAY, CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE very clear,” said Norkis. MOREY’S PIERS Norkis cited an Evesh- 465-6000 am Township golf course www.burkemotorgroup.com which uses treated sew- Thank You: age effl uent to irrigate its For more information call 609-463-2846 Herald Newspapers July 22 2009 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A13 News Digests (From Page A1) Eight loads of dirt, grass and stones were See Home From Air hauled away by the front-end loader Get Some Fresh Air that was loaned out from the borough. RIO GRANDE — Ever wonder what Seeing is Neighbors have said it was rewarding to Cape May County looks like from the NORTH WILDWOOD — The Board of Directors and see a community ban together to make blue-and-white Horizon Blue Cross and the Home Advisory Committee of the Children’s Fresh the area a better place to live. Blue Shield blimp? Visit the Cape May Believing Air Home in North Wildwood is hosting a community County Herald’s Web site: www.cape- meet and greet on July 25 from noon to 2 p.m. As the maycountyherald.com for a tour of the LASIK’S HIGH home prepares to kick off their Century Campaign to ad- Don’t Mess With Dunes peninsula many call home. SATISFACTION RATE Dr. Michael J. dress the major capital improvements required to ensure WILDWOOD CREST — A court case The vast majority of patients Caruso the organization’s service to future generations, invites surrounding over 900 bayberry plants who undergo LASIK (the laser- to this event are open to government offi cials, members Two Hurt, DWI Charged that were cut down along the borough’s assisted surgery that eliminates of the public and business community to come to take dunes at Cardinal Road is nearly on trial. OCEAN VIEW — On July 18 at 10:17 the need for vision-correcting a tour of the existing facility at 1100 Surf Avenue here According to reports, Jana Belansen, p.m., State Police were alerted to a two- eyeglasses) are quite satis¿ ed and view the plans for reconstruction. Lunch will be an owner of the Crusader Motel, and vehicle crash, with entrapment, on Sea with the results. That is the served along with entertainment by the Harmony Show landscaper Alvin Westerland were issued Isle Boulevard at milepost 1. The impact ¿ nding of a review of scienti¿ c Choir. summonses for violating the borough of the crash caused an Isuzu Rodeo, oper- literature from all over the world ordinance that prohibits destruction of ated by Alexa Zauck, and occupied by that spanned a decade. According Operation ‘Clean Sweep’ dune vegetation. Belansen’s attorney Tracey Ruffi no, to leave the roadway and to a review of studies reported Dr. Robert V. contends the borough was not clear with overturn in the woods, trapping both. from 1998 to 2008 reporting on Miller WEST WILDWOOD — Perhaps communities that Belansen when she called Borough Hall Sea Isle City fi re and rescue extricated patient satisfaction, some 95.4% of are more concerned with bickering and complaining to discuss the matter previously. The bor- them. Zauck was taken to Cape Re- patients were satis¿ ed with the results of laser-assisted than working together can get a lesson from borough ough does allow for the maintenance of gional Medical Center by Belleplain EMS, in situ keratomileusis (LASIK). These results show residents living on Q, S, and Mueller avenues in West dunes under guidelines provided by the Ruffi no was fl own to Cooper Medical LASIK to be among the most successful of all elective Wildwood. On July 18 the residents joined together to DEP, but states that there are no changes Center, where she was listed in critical surgeries. Interestingly, there was no signi¿ cant help clean out the gutters and sweep the streets. Neigh- to habitat, dimensions or characteris- but stable condition. About 30 minutes difference in patient satisfaction whether the procedure bors brought brooms, shovels wheelbarrows and muscle tics of the bayberry forest. Commission later, Middle Township police alerted was conducted inside or outside the United States, power to clean up streets in a joint effort to help rainwa- Chairman Charles Schumann said Envi- of the incident, spotted a black Honda, indicating that the standardization of the procedure ter drain and make the neighborhood streets clean and ronmental Commission has developed a driven southbound by Alicia Pickul, 27, seems to be highly consistent. attractive. The borough provided “no parking” signs and formula to replace the lost vegetation, but of Hammonton. Her vehicle had front- We encourage patients to ask questions at every step of an employee with equipment to haul away the debris. it would take years to rebuild and it was end damage and its horn was blaring. the refractive surgery process, from initial consultation Over forty residents, both year-round and summer vaca- likely at least 20 percent of what was cut When she eventually stopped near Steel to follow up appointments. LASIK is not for everyone, tioners, worked diligently for over two and a half hours. down will never return. and Eldridge roads, Court House, she was and we will advise you about certain conditions that arrested, charged with DWI and reckless may prevent you from being a good candidate for this DeSimone Resigns driving. Two samples of her blood alcohol procedure. Any change in your vision should prompt a ShortStay Rehabilitation content was reportedly .21 percent, over thorough and professional eye examination. We want CREST HAVEN — Salvatore DeSimone twice the legal limit for intoxicated driv- to help you see beyond your imagination by providing and LongTerm Care tendered his resignation from the Cape ing. She was turned over to State Police, the highest level of eye care. Your vision is priceless! May County Construction Board of Ap- who charged her with DWI and assault Please call ATLANTIC EYE CENTER and EYE peals. Because of that, freeholders on by auto. MAX LASIK CENTER to schedule an appointment. July 14 passed a resolution changing the We’re currently accepting new patients. We accept most chairperson of that body from DeSimone insurance, including Medicare and Medicaid. to Harry Clayton, and vice chair from For the Birds Online Please send your questions or comments to my Clayton to Albert Beers. Because of the STONE HARBOR – The 21.5 acre offi ce or email me at: 700 Town Bank Rd., change, freeholders in a separate resolu- preserve dedicated to the protection of [email protected] North Cape May, NJ 08204 tion, appointed Cornelius Byrne Jr. as an coastal birds and their ecosystem, Stone P.S. In the studies mentioned above, LASIK alternate member whose term will expire Harbor Bird Sanctuary, launched a new patients were similarly satis¿ ed with their surgeries Dec. 14, 2012. In a resume, Byrne, of website, www.stoneharborbirdsanctuary. whether they were performed for the correction of 609-898-8899 Sea Isle City, listed his experience as con- com, created by Dede Harris, Advisory nearsightedness (93.5%) or farsightedness (96.3%). . struction offi cial/zoning offi cial, building Committee member. 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Main St., Suite 101, Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 1-800-260-4046 We are part of the only American Owned & American Operated exclusive network of hearing professionals. A14 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers July 22 2009 Middle Police (From Page A1) township offi cials cited the numerous emergency re- Despite those figures, back to the municipality. sponses to local motels and the associated expense. police report that calls have According to the state Division of Taxation, Middle “We are experiencing hundreds of police and rescue been generally down since Township and Cape May are the only two municipalities in calls to these motels,” said Deputy Mayor Charles Leusner, the township began licens- this county that have opted to charge an occupancy tax on according to a Herald story from that time. ing the establishments. their hotel rooms. Middle Township charges the maximum The township would be “recouping...a part of the money Lt. John Edwards, police 3 percent while Cape May charges 2 percent. we spend on public safety to protect the people who live liaison with the township’s North Wildwood, Wildwood and Wildwood Crest, around the motels and renting the rooms,” Leusner said. motel association, told the which have over half of the county’s 400 hotels and motels, At the time, Leusner cited 385 police calls to those mo- Herald that the motel own- are not authorized to charge this tax because they levy tels, which included a homicide, illicit drug sales, sexual ers have been cooperating their own 2 percent Tourism Development Fee used to assaults, and someone getting assaulted with a hammer, with authorities and “polic- fund various activities and events on Five Mile Island. as reasons why more police were needed, and the tax was ing themselves” effectively Motels in the Middle Township must meet all applicable a way to defray police costs. by establishing rules of building, housing, health and safety regulations before Leusner’s son, Chris, is a Middle Township police behavior for their guests. Joe Hart their licenses are renewed. The township has the right to lieutenant. Edwards said he meets with Middle Township Police Department responded to inspect the facilities. Owners face a penalty of $200 per Lt. Leusner searched police records from July 1, 2007 the motel owners twice a Whispering Woods Motel, 535 Route 47, over 200 day until violations are corrected. through July 19, 2009 and found several motels were still year to discuss any ongoing times in the past two years. Owner James Smyth When the measure was fi rst adopted in April 2004, requiring substantial police responses. issues. said his policy with guests is, “If the police come, According to Leusner, “Those who violate the you go.” police responded to The rules are gone,” Edwards Faces would like to thank our 2009 Sponsors of our Economy Motel at 3172 said. they respond quickly, he said. Route 9 on 212 occasions James Smyth, owner of Smyth, a retired fi nancial executive from Burdette FACES FAMILY FUN DAY during that period. There Whispering Woods, told Tomlin Memorial Hospital (now Cape Regional Medical which was held on June 17, 2009 at the Cape May County Park. were also 204 calls to Whis- the Herald his motel has its Center), acknowledged the policing problem but said it pering Woods Motel at 535 own warning for guests: unfortunately comes in part because his motel and others The children and their families Route 47 and 146 calls “If the police come, you serve some of the county’s most needy by accepting vouch- had a wonderful day thanks to your support. to the Off Shore Motel at go.” ers from the county Department of Social Services. Urie’s Waterfront Restaurant Rainbow Palace Hammonton Families 1801 Route 47. In total, Smyth said his motel By providing that service, motels are more apt to pro- Andrew Mallon Rio Grande Diner Lower Cape May Schools Leusner found that police cooperates with police as vide shelter to people who can’t help themselves and are Tony’s Produce Canals Lockheed Martin responded to local motels much as possible. prone to drug and alcohol use, he said. Avalon Golf Club Avalon Coff ee Margate Schools 1,137 times in just over “They (police) can see “Most of our guests are not riff raff, they are just falling Cape May National Golf Club Green Street Market NJ State Police Toy Runoutwo years. our register or drive through on hard luck,” Smyth said. “Things are tough in today’s Beachcomber Camping Resort Vespia’s Oakcrest High School our property whenever they economy. If we didn’t provide shelter for them, where Washington Inn Par 3 Driving Range Ocean City Home Bank The calls ranged from hank disorderly conduct to nar- want,” he said. “If we see would they go?” Lucky Bones Rio Grande ShopRite Perry’s Lake Residents Lobster House Secluded Acres YPine Barren Modelers cotics, theft , warrants, sex suspicious behavior in one This story was fi rst published at capemaycountyherald. Cabanas Just Sports Stockton Occupational Therapy offenses, suspicious deaths of our units, we contact com TUgly Mug Alfe’s Restaurant Students and more. police right away.” Contact Hart at (609) 886-8600 Ext 35 or at: jhart@ Cape Orient Rest. Westy’s Irish Pub Toy Run Foundation When he calls police, cmcherald.com Love the Cook Cape May Bellevue Tavern Upper Township Schools Whale Watcher Court House Diner Ventnor Educational Community Reinstated Blockbuster Video Beachcomber Camping Resort Complex (From Page A1) The recall effort began last year, largely as a reaction Swains Hardware Mr. & Mrs. Sinnerard Waretown Elementary School a vote. to the city’s high property-tax rate. On May 19 the recall Pizza Hut Carvel/Cinnabon Wildwood Schools committees submitted what they believed were more Acme Stores Hurley in the Morning 2nd Women’s Clubs of Galloway, Absecon, Batten ruled that the number of signatures that the Uncle Bill’s Annual Golf Outing Upper Township and EHT recall committees needed was 697. That number has than enough signatures to warrant a recall election, about Sears American Youth Enterprise Kid Parties to Go been contested because Wood had initially told the recall 790 signatures for each petition. Snippers Atlantic Medical Imaging City Supply/Pennou Jersey Paper committee they needed 615 signatures to move ahead But on June 3, Wood, who also serves as the recall Ace Hardware Atlantic City Electric Sports Authority with a recall, but he later learned that the number was election offi cial, found the petitions were void because Bella Mangiata hankCenter for Neurological and Dianna Marie actually 697, or 25 percent of the 2,788 voters registered they contained about 200 signatures invalid for various Little Italy Neurodevelopmental HealthY at the time of the November 2007 general election. reasons including signatures did not match voter registra- Cape May Winery Gold Transportation Marc Karavan, who represents the city in this matter, tions, failure to check a box to determine if they read the TSpecial thanks to our Picnic Committee Susan Elmer, Linda Kelly, Isabelle Mosca, said Wood’s statement was a mistake, not a deliberate petition and requests from 30 people wanting their names MaryAnn Philippi, Diana Daley, Lisa Bryant and Elizabeth Sinnerard and chefs for the act. But Batten said Wood’s error was “very hard to removed, claiming the petitions misled them. day: Bill Kelly, Will Sinnerard & the Fudgy Wudgy Guy • Congratulations to our believe.” The judge’s recent decision won’t be the end of the 2009 Faces of Hope Award Winners: Andrew Mallon, Susan Elmer and David Craig “I also fi nd it hard to believe that any recall offi cial fi ght as Batten dubbed the legal battle over the recall peti- would not rush to correct the record,” he said. tion to oust the two city leaders from offi ce a “voluminous Batten also ruled that people who signed and that did fi le” and noted the amount of spreadsheets, signatures, not check a particular box on the petition did not mean petitions and court paperwork. A trial is pending. that their vote couldn’t be counted. He also decided Herald readers’ online comments include: 5th Anniversary to reinstate the signatures that were stricken after un- • “When is their term over? Seems like that’s when dated certifi cation that those signatures were garnered they will be out of offi ce.” fraudulently. • “Your comment regarding the will of the people is Cape May County Animal Shelter About 30 people also submitted certifi cations asking ludicrous. The people have had their opportunity to make that their names be removed from the petitions because themselves heard but your committee was unable to get and Adoption Center they said they were tricked into signing. the required 25% of 2788 voters. If it was the “will of Robert Sandman, who represents Troiano, told the the people”, there would have been a greater number court that some people in Sandman Towers were told by of participants.” petition gatherers the complex was in jeopardy of being • “All the members of the Recall Committees and torn down and replaced with condominiums. everyone who signed the recalls need to write a letter to “This thing smells,” he said of the petition. Judge Raymond Batten demanding that their signatures Batten found that Wood also did not have the authority be counted.” to strike the entire petition collected by a resident who Parts of this story were fi rst published at capemay- was reinstated as eligible to vote. That nonresident issue, countyherald.com in particular, revolves around the case of property owner Contact Suit at: (609) 886-8600 ext. 25 or lsuit@ Kathleen McCullough. cmcherald.com WANTED WANTED Thursday, July 23, 2009 BYB CAPE MAY BYB CAPE MAY COUNTY COUNTY Join us for an Open House and Tours LAW LAW Noon-3 p.m. ENFORCEMENTE ENFORCEMENTE Ceremony- 3 p.m. Subject’s Name: Subject’s Name: KAIRI JOHN 110 Shelter Road BROOKS SCHLUMP (located at the end of Moore Road, exit 11 Garden State Parkway) TypeT off CCrime:i FAILUREFAILURE TO APPEARAP IN Cape May Court House, NJ Type of Crime: VIOLATION PROBATION SUPERIOR COURT 609-465-8923 Original Charge: POSSESSION and Original Charge: THREATS TO KILL, CRIMINAL DISTRIBUTION OF CDS RESTRAINT, CERTAIN PERSONS NOT TO HAVE DOB: 05-07-84 WEAPONS AND AGGRAVATED ASSAULT W/SBI Last Known Location: North Cape May Area DOB: 12-30-50 of Lower Twp. Last Known Location: Belleplain/Woodbine Area DO NOT ATTEMPT TO STOP DO NOT ATTEMPT TO STOP OR CONFRONT THIS PERSON! OR CONFRONT THIS PERSON! If you have any information If you have any information concerning this person, please contact: concerning this person, please contact: The Cape May County Board of Chosen Freeholders CAPE MAY COUNTY PROSECUTOR’S OFFICE CAPE MAY COUNTY PROSECUTOR’S OFFICE Daniel Beyel, Director * Ralph E. Sheets, Jr., Vice-Director (609) 465-1135 (609) 465-1135 Gerald M. Thornton * Leonard C. Desiderio * Ralph E. 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Delsea Drive 3375 US Route 1 Strawberry Square 15 N. Blackhorse Pike Egg Harbor Twp., NJ Millville, NJ Lawrence Twp., NJ Sicklerville Rd., Sicklerville, NJ Bellmawr, NJ (609) 569-1133 (856) 327-4440 (609) 520-0008 ------(856) 401-2100 (856) 931-3390 (In Front of Wal-Mart) ------200 S. White Horse Pike ------Corner of 1075 Rt. 45 South 1613 Rt. 47 South Hammonton, NJ 305 N. Route 73, Marlton, NJ Hartford Rd. & Rt. 30 West Deptford, NJ Rio Grande, NJ (609) 561-6777 (856) 983-2222 Delran, NJ (856) 464-8787 (609) 886-9786 (Blueberry Crossing Shop. Ctr.) (Next to Kohl’s Shop. Ctr, Rt. 73 Entrance) (856) 764-6565 We reserve the right to limit quantities while quantities last. Not responsible for typographical errors. Products and prices vary by store. All prices do not include sales tax. Prices in this ad are set by JVC Inc. Not affi liated with Canal’s Discount Liquor Mart. A16 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers July 22 2009 www.DaveAdamsRoofi ng.com News Digests Lic. #13VH00133900 (From Page A13) At issue: the restaurant porch sits on a former, vacated street, Third Avenue, which the city retains access rights for maintenance of the Third Avenue jetty and beach third public path was opened this year. Website explains replenishment, despite giving the Johnston family use of the parcel years ago. On history, species facts and info on rejuvenation efforts. May 19, City Council unanimously passed a resolution rejecting any planning board Online visitors can enjoy a slide show of the three approvals for the construction of improvements “in the vacated portion of Third Av- public access paths: Heron Overlook, Meadow Walk and enue, requesting the site plan application for the property be reheard by the planning Holly Path, which takes guests through an old-growth board.” maritime forest past an ancient Holly tree believed to be “We Cover Your World” 200-years-old. Dogs on the Beach 609-889-5000 NORTH CAPE MAY — Lower Township Councilman Wayne Mazurek said Monday • Free Estimates • Fully Licensed & Insured Baby Parade Results animal control has increased patrols along the town- • All Credit Cards Accepted STONE HARBOR – The following are the winners ship’s beaches including the Lincoln Boulevard Beach, • Registered with NJ Consumer Affairs of the Stone Harbor Baby Parade: Best Walking- 1st featured in Philadelphia Magazine as a best bet for dogs. Place - Flip Flops- Emily, Marisa, Matthew and Hannah Earlier in the month, residents complained dogs were ELENA’S Retchyk; 2nd Place- Heaven Welcomes - Cate, Rob, Karl running wild and their owners were not cleaning up af- CREST PIER and David Giulian; 3rd Place- Southern Belle-Isabella ter their pets. Township Manager Kathy McPherson said Beauty Salon Phillips; Best Riding-1st Place - Jersey Fresh- Chole additional leash law signs would be installed at beach Corey; 2nd Place- Mermaid- Parker and Phoebe Lengle; entrances. Mazurek said he believed the situation was 3rd Place - Please Don’t Eat the Daisies- Logan Hiles; improving. Mayor Michael Beck said 22 warnings were July 30 - Aug 2 Coastal New England ...... $550 pp dbl Best Float - 1st Place - Christmas in July- The Whalen issued to dog owners. “We’ll go from education to writ- Aug. 25-27 Castles & Cruises of the 1000 Islands ...... $540 pp dbl Family; 2nd Place - Title Town, Dominic Defi ance; 3rd ing tickets if we have to,” said the mayor. He said if an Sept. 7-11 Cape Cod, Mass ...... $637 pp dbl Place - Support Our Troops- Tyler Carr; Cutest Boy - ordinance were introduced at this time to govern dogs on the beach, it would not take effect until autumn. Sept. 13-17 Rocky Coast of Maine ...... $620 pp dbl Gage Ormond; Cutest Girl- Gianni Luminance; Judge’s Mazurek said the majority of warnings were issued to Sept. 17-21 New Hampshire Highland Games ...... $675 pp dbl Award- Popeye- Scarlet and Mason Hemlock; Mayor’s Award - Stone Harbor Luau- The Cowley Family; Al people from out of town. Sept. 20-22 Foxwoods Casino, CT ...... $269 pp dbl Canard Memorial Award - Annie The Musical- Daniela Oct. 5-9 New Hampshire Beacon Resort ...... $739 pp dbl Place. Video IDs Suspect Ride the Oct. 11-15 Niagara Falls, Canada ...... $568 pp dbl OCEAN CITY — On July 2 at approximately 1:51 p.m., Waves Oct. 11-16 Myrtle Beach, South Carolina ...... $622 pp dbl Water Loans Ocean City police responded to a disturbance at the Rite- Oct. 16-24 Biloxi, MS & New Orleans, LA ...... $1,199 pp dbl Aid Store in the 1300 block of West Avenue. Employees Heather & Atlantic Aves., VILLAS — A special meeting will be held July 28 at Wildwood Crest of the store reported that Frank E. MacLaine, 64, Maple Oct. 19-23 Vermont Fall Foliage ...... $795 pp dbl 7 p.m. at Township Hall for single-family homeowners 523-0747 in Lower Township who may need help in paying all Shade, was attempting to costs to connect to municipal water in the area from shoplift items from the store Miami Avenue in the north end of Villas to Englewood when confronted by a staff in Town Bank. Jerry Keelan of the New Jersey Housing member. MacLaine used and Mortgage Financing Agency (NJHMFA) will explain physical force to fl ee from WANTED the employee, police said. the state’s potable water As he left the store the loan program, which is DECK, PATIO, employees were able to a 10-year, zero interest obtain a license plate and a OR SCREEN PORCH loans up to $10,000 with physical description of the To convert to a sunroom a one percent service fee. fleeing vehicle. With the The loan is exclusively for for year-round use use of store surveillance Lower Township residents. CALL TODAY 609-465-1669 video, investigators were There is no requirement 1 able to confi rm the reported OUR NEXT 1 SUNROOM WILL BE for a homeowner’s well to incident by the employees OFFERED AT A SPECIAL SAVINGS! be tested to receive the and positively identify Ma- This spectacular saving will be available loan. For more informa- for a limited time and cannot be combined cLaine, who was arrested tion call Steve Sheftz: with any other off ers. on July 11 by Maple Shade ANTIBIOTICS BEFORE DENTAL PROCEDURES? 886-7246. (609) police on the outstanding 465-1669 Patients with hip prostheses may have been brought to you by SUNSHINE DEN- warrant. He was charged [email protected] heard that it is advisable to take antibiotics TAL in the interest of better dental health. A Night Out prior to undergoing tooth cleaning, scaling, We believe in an informed patient approach (Page A17 Please) Call now to receive 10% discount (off er extended to Aug. 31, 2009) CAPE MAY — Neigh- Cape May Court House and other procedures to address the potential to achieving optimum dental health. We’re borhoods throughout Lic#13VH00463200 release of bacteria into the bloodstream caused located at 109 West Atlantic Ave., Cape the city are invited to by these treatments. For people with replace- May Court House, where we are dedicated join with thousands ment joints, the concern is that bacteria in the to saving and restoring your teeth and help- nationwide for the 26th bloodstream (“bacteremia”) could cause an ing you look your best. Call 609.465.5415 annual National Night infection by attaching to the artiÀ cial joint or to schedule an appointment for superior oral Out, August 4 at Cape surrounding tissues. However, such infections health care. Beautiful smiles are a team ef- May Elementary School. are quite rare. In fact, the American Dental fort. We accept most insurances, including The event is designed to Association recommends against the use of Delta Dental. We also have À nancing avail- heighten crime and drug antibiotics prior to dental procedures with the able through Care Credit and Healthcare prevention awareness, sole intention of preventing infections in arti- Credit. strengthen neighborhood À cial joints. Exceptions to this recommenda- spirit and police/commu- Please send your questions or comments nity partnerships and send tion involve patients who are very susceptible to my offi ce or e-mail me at: to infection or are having a procedure that car- [email protected] a message to criminals let- ting them know neighbor- ries a higher risk of bacteremia. P.S. Pre-treatment antibiotics may be in- We are a caring, friendly team of dental hoods are organized and dicated for immune-compromised patients fi ghting back. Residents professionals committed to providing a com- and those who have inÁ ammatory arthritis, across the nation from 6 fortable dental experience. This column has type 1 diabetes, or hemophilia. to 9 p.m. are asked to lock their doors, turn on out- side lights and spend the evening with neighbors and police. For more in- AAA Travel & formation, contact Offi cer Tony Genaro: (609) 884- Holland America Presentation 9518. Lower Township police will hold a National Thursday, July 23, 2009 • 4:00 pm Night Out at Lower Cape May Regional High School August 4 from 7 p.m. to 9 Come on out for a Presentation on Holland America p.m. For information, call Brian Marker: 886-1619, Cruise Line. Learn all about what’s new in cruising on ext. 114. the Holland America Line. Cove Hearing Get information on our CAPE MAY — The Planning Board will hold AAA Travel Group a hearing on improve- ments approved and then Departures – halted by the city for the Cove Restaurant, July 28 New York/Bermuda at 7 p.m. at City Hall. The Johnston family, long time Sailings for 2010 owners of restaurant, be- (FREE Bus transportation gan to replace the wooden fl oor in the porch section for certain sailings) of their business with concrete last February when they received a stop AAA in Rio Grande • The Grande Center work order from the city’s 3301 Route 9 South, Rio Grande, NJ 08242 construction offi ce even though they had received Hurry, RSVP to 609-465-3033 a permit for the work. At that point, the wooden fl oor had been removed. 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Arroyo, A18 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers July 22 2009 Your Import Store At The Shore Martinez Arrives with Honesty and Little Risk Say what you will about lies and what he can pos- about anything when it the Phillies’ recent acquisi- sibly bring to the table. comes to a pitcher’s arm, tion of veteran free agent In this market, the anti- elbow and shoulder. I’m hurler Pedro Martinez. The GAMES New York community that not saying that grabbing former Cy Young Award it is, he said he enjoyed Halladay doesn’t deserve BURKE PEOPLE PLAY an attempt, but Martinez winner and World Series being the Mets and had Champion is 37 with an By Joe Rossi hoped they’d make him cost next to nothing and apparent lack of tread on his an offer. Quick, put up the brings a ton of big-game Michelins. splendid and comprehen- calling? bulletproof glass! experience and maturity MOTOR The addition of Martinez sive press conference last Andy Reid takes a beat- There’s nothing else you to the staff, a crucial at- cost Philadelphia a few dol- Wednesday. He displayed ing for his ever-consistent can ask for, you’d think. tribute as August turns to lars but no players. The a shiny new number 45 though mind-numbing hab- But, several media mem- September. money, about $2 million jersey with red pinstripes it of saying very little and bers, print and electronic, Halladay holding up one considering incentives, is and he eloquently discussed revealing next to nothing took shots at Martinez using of those shiny red pinstripe GROUP modest in today’s whacky every topic inquiring minds when the lights and mikes the pitcher’s own words. jerseys will be a mortgage market for big league pitch- wanted to know about. go on. The man coughs Somewhere, Big Red was on the organization’s fu- It’s A “Shore” Thing ing. At best the wire-thin Back to the Eagles for a more than he talks. smiling as another cheese- ture. For once, it appears right-hander will man the moment. Isn’t this region Back to Pedro. The new burger sizzled on his off- on paper at least, that the fi fth and fi nal spot in the always shouting in anger guy in town answered every season grill. minor leagues boast some rotation. At worst, he’ll about the head football query with complete hones- The Martinez press con- awesome talent potential CHEVY be released before the Ea- coach’s lack of candor in ty and detailed background ference was nothing short for Philadelphia. There’s CADILLAC gles make their fi nal roster such media gatherings? information, to boot. He of a highly informative look talk of four or more players cuts. Isn’t the fan base suppos- was funny and thorough. into what makes the man being sent to Toronto for PONTIAC But I’m more agitated at edly thirsting for answers Most importantly, he was tick. He talked about miss- Halladay. That’s nuts. some of the media cover- to burning questions about dead-red honest about his ing New York, pitching It’ll be a big-time gamble age after Martinez sat for a Eagles’ strategy and play- prospects to help the Phil- hurt, and the impact of the to meet Toronto’s ransom Specializing In aging process on a profes- for Halladay. It may pay sional athlete. He said he off in a repeat title as many didn’t know how he’d per- experts believe. But watch- form but that he was going ing J.A. Happ pitch with to have fun trying. 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Since the July 3 fi reworks, booming fi reworks go We have men and women dying for our beliefs and off nightly at Rose and Beach avenues in Villas. Some- we have seven days plus of mourning for an en- times as late as 11 p.m. After numerous calls to the tertainer. police, obviously, this is just a waste of time since —Wildwood and Pennsylvania this booming continues up to 30 minutes after each *** call. If it’s against the law the police should fi ne Thanks, Coach Mike, for a terrifi c week at foot- these people. Have them pay the fi ne. Lower can use ball camp. The campers had a blast and learned so “A good community newspaper is a community in conversation with itself.” money and we can use our peace and quiet again. If much. —Walter Lippman Lower isn’t interested in enforcing the law why even —North Cape May The Herald invites you to contribute to Spout Off, your have it on the books? *** comment, which must arrive by 5 p.m. Thursday . Or you can —Villas I just want to thank Anna the cashier at Joe Ca- positive statements whenever possible and, when necessary, call the Spout Off line at 886-1580. You will have one minute *** nal’s. I was there and had left after paying for bever- your constructive, negative thoughts. To do so, please visit our to anonymously voice your views on any subject of public inter- Continuous unreasonable noise and safety issues ages. She called me back to let me know that I had website – www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com and click “submit” est. You must identify your town. exist from dirt bikes and ATVs being ridden illegally another large bill sticking to the bill that I gave her. I under the “Spout Off” Heading. Your comments will be submit- If you would like share your views on a topic in greater de- on private property and public roads and streets in thought it was very honest of her and wanted to thank ted anonymously from this form and limited to 600 characters. tail, consider submitting a letter to the Herald’s editorial page. the Dias Creek Road area, between Stagecoach and her and let her know that she’s a nice person for do- This newspaper will edit messages according to our space, Please send your letters to [email protected]. Be sure to Fishing Creek Road. Middle Township law enforce- ing that. your brevity, timeliness and good taste. Just make your point give your name, address plus a phone number so we can call ment would be appreciated. —Cape May briefl y. No more than one contribution per week, please. —Middle Township *** to confi rm your submission. The Herald publishes only letters (ED. NOTE: Have they been called?) I just want to express my thoughts about the beau- You may also mail, bring or fax (886-1879) a brief written submitted exclusively to this newspaper. *** tiful Victorian Cape May. It’s such a high-class resort The two gentlemen riding in the golf cart are clean- it has to resort to a glorifi ed outhouse on Beach Av- a feeding area. You can at least clean our beach as birds would not be One-hundred-fi ve, year-round, public works employees, one police ing the trash left behind by inconsiderate tourists. enue. The city fathers would never even attempt to scared off by any cleaning. chief, two police captains, fi ve police lieutenants, fi ve fi re department They do a great job. Not only on Atlantic but also on put one of these eyesores on the other end of town. —Avalon captains for a 1.3-square-mile city. Mayor Troiano and Commissioner Pacifi c and Ocean avenues. They are not paid by the They were almost driven out of town when they tried *** Davenport, are you kidding? tax dollars of Wildwood, but by the business owners to build a brand new restroom at Jackson Street Beach I’d like to know if somebody from the Herald could look into what the —Wildwood of Wildwood. You can always volunteer instead of years ago. But here at the west end of the city anything county’s trying to do with the Public Works garages at the county air- *** complaining. goes. Spending millions of dollars on rebuilding the port. Our friends and neighbors don’t know if they’re going to have a job You must really be stupid to compare the $1 Shelter Haven lot im- Wildwood mall, Convention Hall, two lifeguard stations but year tomorrow, next week, next month. The mechanics now are driving Fare provement that benefi ts everyone in the whole town, to the $1million *** after year we still have our beloved out house. Free buses, meals on wheels. If somebody could maybe look where we’re cost of the cleanup of the bird sanctuary. Will Councilman Levinson ever I noticed a few people complaining about the air- —Cape May headed with that, when our friends are losing their jobs down there. give a true accounting of the cost “for the birds?” planes over Villas and Lower Township. Very dan- *** —South Dennis —Stone Harbor gerous. We heard it for a week or more down here. I This is Mike the tomato man -- Ocean and Reef *** *** own a home down here. It’s ridiculous. One of these Road in Villas. I just saw my fi rst hummingbird. Oh This is in response to the fi rst Spout Off in this week’s newspaper. We Only a jealous person could make comments about Councilman Bauer. days one of those planes is going to fall and hit a house. what a beautiful sight. are not against Barrack Obama because he’s black. We’re against him Obviously you are not a visionary since you can’t even recognize the value We were wondering when it’s going to happen. May- —Villas because we have saved our money for when we got older and now he is of the publicity that can come from having a sister city. The borough starts be the township should get together and do something *** trying, and already has taken, some our money to pay for the poor, a temporary park this year and you don’t recognize that the Hand lot, about it. Like the guy said it’s not a playground, it’s an Get real, Wildwood. The reason our taxes are so the minorities, the people who didn’t save, the non-working welfare class which has gone to waste for years, could be best for a town green. You airport and people live here. high is because of the dead beats that don’t pay people and those who bought over their heads. That’s what we resent. need to get a life. Go clean some buildings. —Villas theirs. We have to pick up their taxes. Some people Not the fact that he’s black. We want our money. We don’t want to pay —Stone Harbor *** that signed the recall don’t pay their taxes at all. for anyone else. *** I was reading about the offi cer in Wildwood who’s —Wildwood —Middle Township Hey, Sea Isle Spouter: Please explain how my dog, in the back seat of under assault charges. I’d just like to say that I really *** *** my car, hanging his head out of my window, is unsafe to you? Also, if my don’t understand how our Prosecutor’s Offi ce in Cape Herbert Fredericks, what is it you do not under- The president said that we are running out of money. Senior citizens dog didn’t like it, he would keep his head in. May constantly lets people get away with rough- stand? The people in West Wildwood do not want won’t get a raise for two years and they’re cutting our Medicare. His —Villas ing up people that are hand-cuffed laying on the to sell their water to Wildwood. Looks like you and wife is spending $1.5 million and that does not count her tea parties *** ground, kicking people in the head. Give me a break, your sidekick will have to fi nd another devious deed. and shipping her cooking staff to the mid-west. Where’s that money com- I can’t believe the head of beach patrol makes over $40,000. if that was a regular person and not an offi cer, they You’re very good at that. We’ve decided we are not ing from? —Wildwood would have gotten charged with a lot more. So be retiring in this corrupt town. —Villas *** fair, charge everyone, and treat them equally. Please, —West Wildwood/Media *** Thanks to the Borough of Stone Harbor for a very pleasant time last you’re setting a bad example by constantly doing this. *** It’s good to see the Wildwood Police Lieutenant and the 12 policemen evening. A traditional jazz band the Atlantic City Traditional Jazz Group It’s not right and you wonder why people are starting In regards to all the cats that do roam on Birch Road walking around with the mayor at Fox Park during the concert. It’s nice entertained with an outdoor concert on the old Shelter Haven lot. A great not to respect certain people. I admit there are an awful lot but I can’t say that that’s to know that the mayor of Wildwood has his safety patrol and security time was had by all. —Cape May the total reason for the dogs barking. These dogs are guards with him. Good job to the police in keeping the mayor safe. —Stone Harbor (ED. NOTE: To Spouters who submit long spouts, left outside in this heat. All they want to do is be let I wish all our residents would have the same thing, police all the time. *** Spout Off submission criteria is simple: Brevity wins in and be cool. I see the Lower Township Animal Con- —Wildwood We recently received the annual donation appeal from the SIC Fire trol frequently on our street. Why *** Department and on the reverse side of the letter was listed those who made don’t they do something? The monsignor at Star of the Sea should be ashamed of himself. Two a donation of more than $100 last year. Those who made such a donation —Villas years ago he begged all the children from St. Raymond’s to come to are to be commended. However, what was conspicuously absent from the *** his school knowing that it was having fi nancial diffi culties. Now, after list were many of the businesses in SIC. I would expect the businesses to Artisans Alcove two years, he wants to kick all the children out and close the school. make a signifi cant contribution and support a strong Fire Department. ESTATE JEWELERS What a terrifi c week the camp- ers at Jersey Cape Football Camp —Cape May —Sea Isle City had. Coach Mike is dedicated and *** *** BUYING•Diamonds devoted to the children. They all You want to bet that Frank LoBiondo votes for Barack Obama’s I just want to thank the crew aboard the Little Cirellis for coming to learned a lot while having fun. healthcare bill? Why? LoBiondo will pull a Nick Asselta, i.e. go on the the rescue when our boat ran ashore. Thanks again. •Jewelry The money goes back into the pro- side of the enemy and the enemy rewards you. Way to go Frank. —Wildwood gram. Great job, Coach Mike, —Cape May *** •Coins and to your staff. *** It was nice of the mayor to mail out his response to the taxpayers’ —Fishing Creek To the spouter who said the Beach Theater has always been a letter. I think everybody has had enough of Chuck and the way he treats •Gold *** dump. You are wrong. The day this theater opened its doors it was the residents. Thank you for mailing our names to the entire island. I’d like to thank the Lower a beautiful, fi rst-class movie theater. It was not until the ownership —West Wildwood OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK • 10 am to 5 pm Township employee at the changed that the beach theater started going down hill. *** swimming pool who found my cell —Cape May Did the borough ever own a ‘93 Ford? Chuck says no. I think the 523 Lafayette Street, Cape May • 898-0202 phone that I dropped. He called *** picture of the little red Dodge pick up being worked on in the public works www.artisansalcove.com my house. I think it was very I can’t believe with all the working class Democratic voting retirees yard should be released. courteous of him to do so. from North Wildwood to Villas that play golf, the Democrats would —West Wildwood —Lower Township close the only affordable golf facility for at least 30 miles around. *** *** Ponder Lodge should have been, and still could be, turned over to Cape Unless the people of Wildwood wake up and take action things will Government workers have a May County to be a non-profi t municipal course just like Green Tree in never change. The politicians will continue the frivolous lawsuits and Cape May County motto: “Ain’t Atlantic County. crime will continue to grow and nothing will change for the better. Take my job.” This disease comes with —Wildwood action. Clean the boardwalk. Demand the stores do not display degrading ‘pay to play’ and good ole’ boy *** and offensive T-Shirts. Run the drug dealers out of town, Eliminate under- politicians and their cronies. The If my kids go to the zoo or Middle Township Rec Center and are ex- age drinking. Clean the streets and keep the beach clean. At least Kathy longer they’re in power the more posed to viruses and bacteria, sewage sludge juice used to irrigate McCullough is trying to make a difference in this town. corrupt they get. They are the the grass, who do I sue, New Jersey DEP? Cape May County MUA? —Wildwood kings and are out of control. Time Cape May County? Middle Township? or all of the above? Sounds like *** for the serbs to rise up and vote a class action suit in the making. Kids will get sick and lawyers will I thought that Cape May’s form of government mandated that the them out. make a mint. Of course, taxpayers will pay. city manager run the city and the mayor and council set policy to guide the —Cape May County —Swainton manager. It appears that the mayor is more of a trainer to city manager. *** *** —Cape May Our mayor in the summer is- Here’s another great New Jersey idea: Lets take fi rearms away from *** sue, Avalon Cooler By The Mile, law abiding citizens. This way they can’t hurt those poor criminals. As a long time (since the 1940’s) Stone Harbor homeowner, it is disheart- greetings from the mayor, indi- Great idea, right New Jersey? ening to read all the “negative” Spout Offs week after week. So, kudos to cates we have the best and clean- —Cape May the Borough Council and all the people who organized the fi rst “Shelter est beaches. Has he looked at our *** Haven Park” concert which took place July 7. Here’s hoping people will beach between 40th and 55th My daughter and I were at the corner of Stone Harbor Blvd. and Route discover and support the rest of this summer’s upcoming park events. streets? The beach has not been 9 when my car just quit. A young couple came to our rescue and —Stone Harbor graded or cleaned so far this sea- pushed us across Rte. 9 to the 7-Eleven. We thanked them and tried to *** son. We are protecting the birds. offer money, which they refused. There are good people who help when- If you go out to eat, leave an 18-20 percent tip unless the service is In checking with the State of New ever and wherever they can. God Bless them. absolutely unacceptable. If your food wasn’t cooked the way you liked it, Jersey agencies, we had two nests, —Avalon or you just didn’t like it, the server didn’t make your food and still did one was destroyed in the storm. *** their part. If your budget is tight but still want to dine out, you still have They also indicated the beach is The spouter who wrote regarding Lower Township employees who to leave a decent tip. not cleaned due to the area being do not follow township ordinances was right on target. My neighborhood —Cape May had the same situation. These people rent without mercantile license. *** The next block over there’s an abandoned van in the driveway. This I received a letter from the mayor regarding the water agreement. will not change because the township will not act unless you give them It looks as if a three year old composed this trash. His facts are wrong and your name. Then you face the possibility of retribution from the town- he is bullying the people. I signed the petition and my name was not sent ship employee. The Lower Township council needs to address this to every resident. Why? immediately. —West Wildwood —Villas *** *** As the mother of a former Avalon school student I can say that there Congratulations to county freeholders for keeping taxes and spending have been math problems for years. down by freezing promotions and raises amongst county employees. Also —Avalon for consolidating services by having highly-trained mechanics transferred *** to Fare Free Bus services and Meals-On-Wheels. And now that the bud- As a year-round resident I most enjoy the town as a whole. There is one geted money for the maintenance of county vehicles, i.e. oil changes and thing that bothers me. They installed the new sea wall, which my husband Highest Possible Prices Paid! service, is depleted, perhaps the private fi rm hired to do the towing of and I use regularly, but has become somewhat of a nuisance with all the dog county vehicles can also do oil changes, etc. This ought to save lots of walkers and the remnants they leave behind. Doesn’t anyone know how to money, yeah right?! LOL. read anymore? It says no dogs or bikes allowed on the sea wall. —North Cape May —North Wildwood *** *** I was wondering why the columns in the Spout Off are so tiny. I When did the 2800 block of Park Blvd. become a boat yard and RV mean, you know, you need a magnifying glass to read some of them in parking area? There has been a shrink-wrapped boat there on a trailer there. I thought maybe they could be made a little bit bigger. for several weeks not moving. I thought there was an ordinance; can —Rio Grande some tell me if this allowed? (ED. NOTE: Smaller means they all get in.) —Wildwood *** *** The doctors that are prescribing wheel chairs, or power chairs, The local cable company is horrible. The last hurdle to getting rid of for people that can go to work and are quite able to walk should be inves- them is convincing my husband that the alternative cable provider is just tigated. Medicare doesn’t pay for false teeth or hearing aids yet they’ll put as good, if not better. Someone please help me convince my husband the out a $6,000 power chair. They’re starting to use them for transportation dish will not blow away. WATCH and JEWELRY REPAIR 250 96th Street • Stone Harbor not because they can’t work. Investigate these doctors. —Avalon —Wildwood *** GIA Graduate Gemologist (609) 967-4653 (GOLD) www.jewelry-studio.com *** (Page A21 Please) Herald Newspapers July 22 2009 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A21 Spout Off in them not be allowed to vote. job. Did you even know what you were voting for? fi reworks, which benefi ts the whole (From Page A21) —Wildwood —Wildwood town. Get a life, preferably out of ** Stone Harbor. I’m tired of the cops in Wildwood using the yellow painted curbs as *** The city has promoted two more people to run the Public Works —Middle Township their personal parking spaces when driving their off duty cars. Whenever What’s wrong with some of the people in West Wildwood? What fool Department. This is in addition to the present superintendent and two *** I’m at a stop sign crossing Pacifi c Avenue, I can’t tell if any cars are com- would not want their water and sewer lowered? I’m very happy to see that assistant superintendents. Sounds like overkill, especially in view of the To the boys who were at Wuerk- ing because there is a car blocking my view with WPD sticker or personal we are fi nally going to pay for what we use, something that should have fact that neither of the new appointees have the necessary credentials er’s: Even though some may say license plate on it. Maybe if the police actually respected the law the been done years ago instead of ripping us off with excess water bills. for the jobs. “you should not have been there criminals would too. —West Wildwood —Sea Isle City in the fi rst place,” I will be one to —Wildwood *** *** say you did a great job at saving *** The elderly man with the old car and two barking dogs must be very Avalon Police Chief David Dean is to be congratulated for his concern Jamie’s life. If you boys did not I think the code enforcers in North Wildwood should stop playing afraid of his wife. He lets the dogs outside to bark like crazy, but the minute about the safety of the citizens of Avalon. He has asked the citizens to obey think quickly, and revive him, he trashcan lid police and start paying attention to all the more serious she pulls into the driveway he gets them into the house. I haven’t lived the state statute prohibiting parking in the opposite direction of traffi c would not have lived. Rescue may code violations. They should begin by reading the code book and then here long, but cannot understand how his neighbors can even look at him and he has vowed to begin enforcement. try to take the credit, but we must maybe they will see how many tickets they can write just on New Jersey with all the noise coming from that house. —Avalon give credit where it is due. Great job Avenue. Stop bothering the little guy with no lid and get to work on —North Cape May *** boys. You know who you are. what makes the city unsafe and puts our tax dollars at risk with a lawsuit *** Anyone hear about the power outage on the Fourth of July in Sea Isle? —Middle Township waiting to happen. The clerk who works Mondays at the Crab Island Liquor store was very Many businesses lost thousands of dollars. A grandfather and grandson *** —North Wildwood friendly, courteous and hardworking. He gladly provided me with excel- caused this. Way to go hope; they have a good lawyer. Isn’t it a shame when the meter *** lent service when I needed it. I wish more of the college kids who come —Sea Isle City maids in Stone Harbor are more To the person who drives the ice cream truck on Mimosa Drive on down here and work were as hardworking as this young man. *** worried about a front bumper the other side of Shannon Oaks, why don’t you come over to Holly Drive? —North Wildwood Victor Cruz does not have to pay restitution. What a slap on the touching the white line of a parking We live directly behind Mimosa Drive and every time my young daughter *** wrist. space, rather than overpaid meters? hears the ice cream truck music, she gets all excited and screams, “the ice I have been watching you pet people. Eight out of 10 of you have no —Woodbine Ease up, especially when I’m a local cream man.” I have to disappoint her and say, “yes honey, I know, but he respect for yourself, the beaches, or your pets. Get a grip, clean up your *** who just needed to put a bike on doesn’t come over here.” act, and pick it up. How many are there in Lower Township collecting welfare while living her bike rack. —Rio Grande —Del Haven with a boyfriend? Some don’t even have the children living with them. —Stone Harbor *** *** Investigations of welfare fraud are long overdue. *** The closing of the school playground and unoffi cial dog park is rotten to I am not against selling the water department. I am against selling it —Lower Township Mr. Mayor, where did all the taxpayers and most (99 percent) of dog owners. While I totally understand at a bargain price to help out Wildwood. If you told me they were paying *** asbestos go from 215 E. Lincoln nobody wants to step in or pick up Fido leftovers, most dog owners are $10 million for it I would deal with it. That’s not the case. And on top of It is time that Wildwood residents take back their town. The Somali Ave? Response welcome. not renters and want a place to take the dog for exercise. that we still have to pay what we owe on it. That’s simply poor business. pirates have nothing on our own homegrown pirates right here in Wild- —Wildwood —Sea Isle City Are you going to sell us the Brooklyn Bridge next? wood. We need to start going to the meetings folks. *** *** —West Wildwood —Wildwood The spouter complaining about I just cleaned up after someone else’s dog again. Fecal matter fl ows into *** *** the fi reworks at Middle Rec sounds our ocean via sewers and outfl ow lines. Our children swim in the stinking As I was waiting to be seated on a busy morning at Uncle Bill’s Pancake Why is Wildwood paying a senior radio repairer $38,679.936 a year like they just need something to ocean. Carry a bag and clean up after your dog. I do it. It’s your duty. House, I watched many of the waitresses run out to their cars to pay the plus benefi ts? And if he is senior, does he have a helper, if so at what cost? complain about. The fi reworks —North Wildwood parking meters. Another day as I was walking to the beach, I saw one of How often do our radios break down? Could we contract with a repair were great this year, and the full- *** the waitresses very upset because she could not get to her meter in time shop to fi x our radios cheaper? Would it be cheaper to buy new? time employees, all two of them, Are there any boardwalk inspectors anymore? The boardwalk is looking (it was 10:30 and the meters start at 10) because she was busy and she had —Wildwood were working and did a great job. like a carnival with people standing out trying to sell merchandise. I thought gotten a ticket. Does this town have no shame? These young girls are *** Maybe the celebration was shorter people trying to sell things were supposed to stay in their stores and not working hard to pay their way and wasting away much of their hard-earned Well the Fox clan was at it again trying to break stones at a public this year because there isn’t more walk out on the boardwalk to hand out things or sell merchandise. money to park their cars. This is a disgrace. meeting on July 11, but thanks to Mayor Frederick and Mr. Zeigler who help at the Rec. Great job Middle —North Wildwood —Cape May answered the questions in utmost honesty. But then again, that’s not what Township Rec…I will be back next *** *** they wanted to hear. The Fox clan made themselves out to look like year. I’ve tried to get my wagon of beach paraphernalia through to the beach The newly opened Beach Shack has its “cabana boys” setting up um- political monsters. at 17th and the boardwalk in North Wildwood. Who put that concrete brellas and chairs just about on top of beachgoers who already staked —West Wildwood (Page A22 Please) piling to block access? Not only must we be redirected to another street, out their own spots. I understood *** but if there is a fi re in that jumbo yellow complex, lives could be lost they were supposed to stay in front See following website of City of Wildwood 2008 salaries, which due to this obstacle. of the Beach Shack. If that’s the doesn’t even include longevity pay and the new police and fi re contracts. (609) 884-5151 —North Wildwood case, they’re not. They’re clearly What will they make then? www.shorenewstoday.com/news .php *** over as far as Colton Court to the Bob Obermeier and Sons ?id=2774 I know it’s the Spout Off, and all I’m doing is stoking the fi re here, but right and I don’t know how far to —Wildwood Est. 1970 • Licensed & Insured enough with the “our taxpayer dollars hard at work” crap. Every week the left. Keep them together in the *** NJ State Lic # 13VH00282200 it’s the same thing about how all of you think certain things the county middle so they can sit on top of each This goes out to all the Wal Mart shoppers. Stop being so lazy when INC. does is a waste of your money. Taxes are taxes and will go to one thing or other, not me. Better yet, stay at the you shop. If you pick up something and don’t want it, just put it down were another regardless. pool for the day. it came from. The associates aren’t there to just clean up after everyone. —North Wildwood —North Cape May For the customers that always say “If it weren’t for the customers the as- *** *** TOWN BANK BUILDERS, INC. sociates wouldn’t have jobs,” well if it weren’t for the associates working Why is a silver-haired man in civilian clothes, washing his own car, Glad to see someone finally hard and stocking the shelves, the customers wouldn’t have such a great in the police department’s bay? Is this the new car wash? cares about the beach on Bay place to shop. Construction At Your Taste —Sea Isle City Avenue. Thanks, Public Works. —Rio Grande *** —West Wildwood *** With Our Fine Quality On a beautiful Saturday afternoon I was walking with my 18-month-old *** Please turn the heat on in the Crest Community Pool? daughter, when to my surprise a very big unleashed dog lunged at her. County residents are advised —Wildwood Crest www.TownBankBuilders.com What is it going to take to get the dogs off the beach? A lawsuit? not to respond to a mail solicitation *** —North Cape May from the National Veterans Services Wildwood needs to start investigating the public works department and *** Fund. According to a private, inde- start giving those employees breathalyzer tests in the morning when I’m sorry to see they have downgraded garbage pick-up in this pendent charity-rating organization, they come to work. And can you please make an announcement when lovely town. There used to be a time when the garbage men would pick NVSF spends only 10-25 cents jobs become available in that department? up the street after the seagulls did their thing. I know downgrading is for every $1 donated on programs —Wildwood the now thing, but I think the garbage men should think too and have to help disabled military veterans. An Emeritus Senior Living Community *** some pride. Those wishing to donate money The more you hear about the water and sewer rates the more you —Wildwood Crest to help disabled vets, give it to an understand how a handful of people control the town and sock it to the *** organization that makes better us of majority. Meanwhile, city council lets it happen and does nothing. 609.463.6344 I remember a time when the town used to fi nd the funds to have your money to help those vets. —Sea Isle City lifeguards off duty watching our lovely beaches and could take a stroll and —Cape May County *** a dip after hours when the sun was out. Thank goodness for some of the *** 591 Route 9 South I recently read your story on Wildwood taxes July 8, and calculated guards watching while they are “off duty.” In answer to the complaint con- the property owners’ increase to be 18.6 percent. What is wrong with Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 —Wildwood Crest cerning the electronic sign in Stone this city’s governing body? Most of us had to get by on no, or very little *** Harbor advertising the fi re company increase, in salary. Many have lost their jobs. We try to live within our To the spouter who claimed that police shouldn’t use two vehicles hoagie sale, a once a year event: It’s www.emeritus.com means, why can’t Wildwood? when conducting a stop, try reading up on police department protocol and a non-profi t volunteer organization —Wildwood ©2007 Emeritus Senior Living academy instruction blocks. Traffi c stops are the most dangerous parts of an trying to defray the cost of July 4 *** offi cer’s job, and if the situation goes sour (God knows many do), another How dare that mayor abruptly close the meeting without giving the unit is there for backup purposes. How about educating yourself instead woman that he told was not able to speak during the part of the meeting, of “spouting off” about what you know nothing. that she would have her chance during the public portion, only to see her —Wildwood stand up and him close the meeting? *HTWLY»Z *** —West Wildwood One day after a terrible bicycle accident on Perry Street, several bike :[PT\S\Z7HJRHNL *** lanes on Park Boulevard near CVS and Wilbraham Park were completely Truckload 3/4” Red Stone As a parent who sends more than just one child to Camp Hawklett’s blocking all bike traffi c. Noticed many signs saying, “no parking, bike $ 00 Hideaway, I am deeply appalled by how the camp is running this year. My LUMBER, FENCE & STONE CO. Delivered 345 lanes.” None of these cars had tickets from the police department on one child has lost a number of things and they cannot be retrieved. A trip Truckload 3/4” Local White Stone them. Wouldn’t you think that would be a top priority for the hundreds $ 00 to the Sea Isle beach, you have to be kidding. How do you expect your WHOLESALE - RETAIL Delivered 280 of bikes using this road and now having to ride on the road instead of the so-called “counselors” to watch over that many children? I hope someone Drywall, Hardware & Building Materials Truckload 3/4” Arctic White Stone bike lanes? $ 00 gets this camp back on its feet and soon. Delivered 300 —West Cape May —Dennis Township Truckload is approximately 5 tons delivered in Cape May County *** Beach *** Whale of a Day was great. How about next year the people in charge To the residential family that lives on the 300 block of Mechanic Street: Cruizers tell everybody to leave their dogs at home? Roberts & New Jersey Aves. (SS;YLH[LK3\TILY Will you please stop feeding the seagulls? I do not understand how $ 00 —Town Bank Wildwood, 522-8395 6-- rude you can be to your fellow neighbors who must deal with the birds 129 *** Mon.-Fri. 7:30am-5pm • Sat. 8-4 now in our yard. This summer I tried to hire only Americans instead of the foreign stu- ;YHPSLY:RPY[PUN:WLJPHS —Court House Open Sunday 9-2 dents. It lasted two weeks. The American employees wanted top dollar $ 97 *** 416 State Hwy. 47 South 8’ Top-Rails ...... 4 each wages and a raise after only two weeks while “milking” the clock. I 3.5% Mayor Frederick, in case you have forgotten, we live in a democracy Green Creek, 889-9090 $ 45 am grateful for the foreign students to be my employees. Sales Tax in 8’ Bottom-Rails . . . . 4 each called the United States. Think of that the next time you are rude to a —North Wildwood Mon.-Fri. 7am-5pm • Sat. 8am-1pm Wildwood! $ 95 resident during a borough meeting and have others removed because 8’ Wht Skirting . . . . 10 each *** Closed Sunday you don’t like them. The new farmer’s market in Sea Isle is fantastic. I love all the dif- —West Wildwood ferent stuff and how the farmer’s listen, and try to bring different stuff. *** Great job. In response to the spouter who was appalled by the parking prices on —Sea Isle City public lots on July 4, go to Philadelphia or New York or even North Jersey *** and see what you’ll pay there. People who come to Wildwood are spoiled Not everything in Sea Isle is wonderful. Businesses in downtown need by how cheap it is to park. Of course when we’re marketing the Wildwoods help staying afl oat; who is helping with that? The real estate agents, being “free,” what can we expect? The rates were high that day (only) not. They need to start doing their jobs and bring the tourists before BUD’S MARKET because people were coming into town and staying the entire day, morning there is nothing left. L>KOBG@MA>BLE:G=LBG<>*2,) til night, for the fi reworks. When cars don’t leave you don’t have any —Sea Isle City turnover and hence, don’t make any money! *** —Wildwood OPEN DAILY I don’t know how to contact the new group Sea Isle Revitalization, but *** I would love to see more free activities for families. I like the trolley but To the employee working at the Rio Grande bank: The woman who Looking Forward To Serving You During the 2009 Season I want to take it to an event not just those silly movies. wanted to take a photograph of the wall mural in the bank on July 13 did —Sea Isle City not deserve your wrath. You could have been more polite in telling her no. *** • Custom Cut Fresh Meats Realize that some people here are tourists, and their visits are what keeps Why is it that every conservative is published while almost no progres- our Wildwood thriving. Your attitude was rude and unnecessary. sive response is ever printed? LoBiondo isn’t a traitor - he’s a poor • Fresh Poultry —Wildwood leader. Obama isn’t a socialist terror suspect who stole an election - he’s *** the victor of a fair election who has different opinions. Get over the loss • Full-Line Of Groceries Why do we need two more administrators in the Public Works Depart- and bring some actual ideas to the table. ment? It wasn’t that long ago that the Chamber of Commerce was told —Court House • Fresh Produce And More there were too many supervisors in Public Works. *** —Townsend Inlet If health care reform, increased energy standards, and a fairer tax system • Roasted Chicken & Ribs *** are the new standards of socialism then sign me up. I don’t care what you Why wasn’t the Beach Patrol chief’s position eliminated? This is a $50K try to label it because it’s just another way of saying common sense. waste of taxpayer money since the beach patrol only needs a captain to Where Stone Harbor and Avalon Meat —Stone Harbor run the daily operations and report to the fi re chief. This would also save *** the city taxes on his future lifeguard pension payday. Everyone wants fair elections and the same rules for everyone on the —Wildwood 83rd & 3rd Ave. (Ocean Drive), Stone Harbor island applied to voting rights. You can’t have Troiano’s and Davenport’s *** 368-4551 family and friends voting illegally, most of whom have no residence in Good job to all you fi rst-time voters, the president is doing a terrible Wildwood, and not allow dual residents who do have homes and live A22 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers July 22 2009 Spout Off man LoBiondo signed the Cap and Trade bill. If it passes in the senate, This administration is certainly putting science in its proper place. sion criteria is simple: Brevity wins (From Page A21) hold onto to your wallet. The good congressman probably has a good job —Stone Harbor readers.) lined up as a result of going along with majority when he leaves congress —Court House *** *** as a result of his vote. *** Hats off to Rocco DiSilvestro for the great letter to the editor in last Can someone tell me who’s in —Swainton To the Pine Ridge Road resident who insists on parking that hideous week’s Herald. I also am a year round resident and fi nd nothing truthful charge of enforcing ordinances? *** motor home and numerous cars in his yard for weeks on end, thanks about what is written by DellaVella or McCullough. I think they need to Everyday someone in the 300 I can’t believe what I saw in Walmart. A female brought in her bi- for turning a once beautiful neighborhood into what looks like a hillbilly leave our great town. block of W. 20th lets their pit cycle tire and used a pump from the shelf to blow up her tire, report- ghetto. —Wildwood bulls run loose on city property ing to her companion that it did have a couple of leaks. People never —Court House (ED. NOTE: Send Spout Offs in upper and lower case; submissions in chasing legitimate dog walkers. cease to amaze me. *** all caps will be discarded.) —North Wildwood —Villas How can the City get away with overcharging 5,786 properties for *** (ED. NOTE: Start with the *** water and sewer while the mayor and his cronies are the biggest users Did you ever notice how many 3-month-old babies are around town in police department.) Over 20.2 percent of Israel’s population is Arab. They have the same and pay relatively little? the summer. Forget the Love Boat, this place is Love Island. *** rights as all Israelis. They vote. They have representatives in the gov- —Sea Isle City —Stone Harbor Thank you, President Obama, ernment. How many Jews are there in Saudi Arabia and the other Arab *** *** for giving us hope. You are a bea- states? How many Mosques are there in Israel? Hundreds. How many To the spouter who said that about the boy with the broken neck Good luck to Wildwood swimmer Marie in this beach race season. con of God’s light in a sometimes Synagogues and Churches are in Saudi Arabia? None. And Israel is in- at the gravel pit: Do you believe in God? That boy needs help, not your —Wildwood dark world. tolerant? Israel is the bully? rotten way of thinking, don’t you have a job? I don’t think so because *** —Stone Harbor —Erma you only have time to pick on a boy in real trouble and you hide in this I attended the last commission meeting in West Wildwood. Mayor *** *** paper. Fredericks and Mr. Zeigler presented the details and fi gures for the sale of I never realized how much I understand that parking is a problem in North Wildwood, but I don’t —Middle Township the water utility. After a fi ne presentation, the meeting was open to the trash is left on the boardwalk in really understand why some of the street corners are painted yellow and *** public. There were cursing, threats, and yelling from the rowdy residents. the evening. Some people are some are not. It’s dangerous to cross the street when you can’t see past To the person or persons In Wildwood who says we are racist against It was an embarrassment for me to see a mayor of a city take this abuse pigs. The public works department the cars parked illegally on the corners. Maybe the meter maids could Obama, get this straight once and for all: We are not racist. It’s a known from a crowd of barbarians. should be congratulated for their ride further into the island and ticket past Surf Avenue? fact that Obama is completely destroying this whole country with —West Wildwood cleanup work every morning. It’s —Wildwood his stupid socialism policies. Stop calling us all racist, just because we *** time the businesses on the board- *** disagree with Obama’s far left wing liberal agenda. A comprehensive team of professionals, animal control offi cers, police, walk are charged a separate fee I agree with the two Avalon spouters regarding the Fourth of July Boat —Avalon vets, social workers and media reps, are needed to successfully and hu- for cleanup. They reap the ben- Parade. Its amazing that a couple of old grumpy people have that much *** manely deal with animal hoarding situations. http://www.tufts.edu/ efi ts of a packed house. infl uence in the town to have the police take the fun out of the parade. To the spouter saying good job to those not working on the house vet/cfa/hoarding/index.html —Wildwood —Avalon on 53rd Street. If you notice there are no local contractors working on —Court House *** *** it at all. *** To all of you that complain in To all the doctors that write a Rx for power chairs, senior citizens are —Stone Harbor To the Wildwood spouter who said criticizing the president is racism, Spout Off...get off your backsides using them for transportation; cheaper thAn gas or car insurance. Check *** who are you to say this? When we had a white president, were your nega- and do something about it instead them coming out of bars and give them DWIs. I only go into the municipal building once in awhile. Usually mail what tive comments about him racist? Probably not. You sound to me like the of sitting in front of your computer. —Wildwood I have to, but these last few times was like going into a pre-school. Hoot- double standard, you can say anything but nobody better say anything Lazy, lazy, lazy. I welcome all sup- *** ing about winning a lawsuit against the township, food being brought that you don’t like or its racist, like the argument that you can have a Black porters. Why do high-paid employees, like cops and school administrators, get in, promises of lunch being bought for friends of this person who won. History Month but don’t even think of having a white history month – the —Wildwood suspended with pay and low paid employees always get suspended with- I will seek and fi nd what is going on. It sounds fi shy to me. Will let you old double standard. *** out pay? These aren’t suspensions, they are paid vacations. Taxpay- know. —Lower Township The Democrats and press are ers are being suckered once again. —Lower Township *** telling us over and over that there —Middle Township *** In regards to the condition of Fulling Mill Road, any person or persons are over 47 million people without *** Here’s another Obamacare lie. The Dems say that two-thirds of person- who have had an accident on that road because of the bad paving job health insurance. Check out the Why can’t some of the parades that we have in North Wildwood come al bankruptcies result from uninsured medical expenses or loss of income should sue the county. Who is supervising the people who did this ter- study at the Congressional Budget down Ocean Avenue? So many vacationers are at the motels, and they due to illness and that socialized medicine like Canada’s would eliminate rible job? It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to know that the approval of Offi ce. After you subtract illegal would love to sit on the decks and watch for a change. this. A new nonpartisan Fraser Institute study fi nds there are actually this job is pure and utter negligence, this individual should be fi red or aliens and people who right now —North Wildwood more bankruptcies in Canada (.3% of population) than the US (.27%). The demoted to ditch digger. could get Medicaid but have not *** major causes of bankruptcies in both countries are not medical bills or loss —Lower Township applied for it, you have a grand To manicurists: Talking and giggling together in your language is of income due to illness, but medically unrelated unemployment. *** total of 8 million people. Half of rude. Although you are not speaking English, we know you are laughing —Erma To the 59-cent corn complainer, have you ever thought about what these people are young, healthy at us. It’s all fun - we have nicknames for some of you, too. We decide *** that corn costs to grow? First you need to buy seed, plant it and tend adults who feel they don’t need what to name you later in the day when our nails dry. Some of your I would love to know why the state troopers insist on pulling people to it for a couple of months before it can be harvested. Then you have it. And Congress and President names are: Chipper, Clipper, Nipper, Skipper, Slicer, Smears, Shredder over for tint, when they need to start focusing on the people speeding fertilizer, pesticides and thousands of dollars in fuel to irrigate the fi elds. Obama want to spend $2 trillion and Bubbles. See you next week, signed Tipper. on quads through the back streets. Then pay the farm hands to pick it fresh early every morning so it can be for 4 million people. Follow the —Rio Grande —Woodbine put in that bin for you to take for granted and complain about it being 59 money. *** *** cents an ear. —Avalon Too the parents complaining about their kids not being able to get a Fifty-seven hundred properties pay for a water allocation of 60,000 gal- —Erma *** job: Why did they start looking in mid-June when all the jobs were al- lons, which they don’t use. Eighteen properties use nearly 15 million gal- (ED. NOTE: To Spouters who submit long spouts, Spout Off submis- Why won’t the media report ready fi lled? There are plenty of local kids working, they were just driven lons of water at a discounted rate. The mayor’s inn uses the most water sion criteria is simple: Brevity wins readers.) both sides of the “Cap and Trade,” enough to start working weekends during school. and therefore benefi ts the most from the city’s unusual rate structure. *** and healthcare issue? Namely that —North Cape May —Sea Isle City To the spouter that thinks Councilman Bauer isn’t a visionary and the “Clean Energy Bill” will cause *** *** hasn’t done anything in fi ve years on council: you just are sour grapes larger employers to go out of the The family renting the house at 104th & the beach the week of July 12 We seriously need traffi c lights at two dangerous intersections. One and don’t know what you’re talking about. Are you the one that wants to country because to pay the “energy should be ashamed of their behavior. Someone witnessed your children is at Shunpike and Tabernacle, the other at Shunpike and Fishing Creek put a parking lot on Hand lot? Won’t happen. Library either. Ask Council- tax” would drive them out of busi- swimming nude and then defecating in the pool. If that weren’t enough, Road. Oh, let me guess...we will wait until someone gets killed, then we man Guilian, Mastrangelo and the mayor what they have done during ness, thus causing a large loss of the parent scooped the poop with the pool skimmer and proceeded will think about traffi c lights. You heard it in Spout Off. their tenure? Ask Councilman Guilian what he has done? Nay, nay and jobs. And healthcare and surtaxing to dump it (no pun intended) in the dunes. I hope that you’re fi ned for —Erma nay. the people who make more than your disgusting display and lack of hygiene. How would you like to be the *** —Stone Harbor $350,000? People need to real- next renter of that home? Campground owners, please check pets in and out also. Campgrounds *** ize that these “rich” people, in —Stone Harbor are generating too many animals needing sheltering. Make sure they go Just got the new tax bill. I’d like to thank Councilman Cope, Mas- many cases, are your bosses — *** home with their owners. trangelo, Councilwoman Vaul and the mayor for the increase. The mayor the people who are providing your Boy Herald, you sure know how to get people riled up fast. That fi rst —Court House and Mr. Mastrangelo are part time employees getting full health benefi ts job. People, educate yourself on Spout Off which branded all of us a racist if we think that our current *** costing the borough over $45,000 a year. Vaul is about to propose a these issues. president, you know, the bi-racial one who has little to no experience in Thank you mayor fredricks for treating us like we are in the third full-time event planner. When other towns are cutting back, what are we —Stone Harbor big time politics; the one who is trying to socialize our society one Thank you mayor fredricks for treating us like we are in the trird doing, raising taxes and spending like drunken sailors. You get what you *** poor investment after another while taking full advantage of the ben- grade, You are a disgrace and your lies dont stop grade, You are a disgrace voted for. The new Mimmo’s Restau- efi ts that come with his offi ce, one taxpayer dollar at a time. Yeah, that and your lies dont stop. —Stone Harbor rant in Rio Grande is fantastic. one. And, I’m not a racist. —West Wildwood *** We had dinner last night, and we —Lower Township *** West Wildwood residents should be very careful in making any deals all loved it. The service was great If the storeowners on 96th Street and Third Avenue cleaned up all with Wildwood. Wildwood is in need of money and your water utility by Patty, and the meals were enor- (ED. NOTE: The views expressed by spouters do not necessarily re- the trash behind their stores maybe there wouldn’t be such a haven for is a great buy for Wildwood. Make sure you get all the facts because your mous. The house salad was per- fl ect the position of the Herald.) the skunks back there. When you walk down 95th Street all you see are commissioners have a personal interest in this deal. Or should I say two fect, and the homemade bread was *** trash bags and loose trash on the ground behind the stores. Is business of your commissioners. unusual. Looking forward to many To the person that wrote from Wildwood Crest about the WCBP obvi- so bad this year that they can’t afford to go to the hardware store and buy —West Wildwood more trips to this great new place. ously isn’t a true local here. Those men that drive the trucks have been on a trashcan? *** —Rio Grande the beach patrol for years and years. They have generations on the beach —Stone Harbor Sea Isle restricts grills from being closer than fi ve feet to any wall. As *** me being one of them. How dare you say “while the kids all lifeguard?” *** you drive around town you see many violations. Where is the enforce- To all the spouters complaining Kids want to lifeguard because of them. They are leading by example and Two unqualifi ed employees have been appointed to positions of as- ment? about the quality (or lack there of) are great role models and that is why we have the safest beach. sistant superintendents in Public Works. They are in addition to the su- —Sea Isle City of businesses on the island: Please (ED. NOTE: To Spouters who submit long spouts, Spout Off submis- perintendent and the two existing assistant superintendents. Talk about *** voice your stance through your sion criteria is simple: Brevity wins readers. Need more space to com- a top-heavy administration. Avalon/Stone Harbor, Stop complaining about skunks, they were here votes. The current politicians will municate your message? Send a letter to the editor or use the interactive —Sea Isle City before you. Skunks get along fi ne with the rest of the God’s creations not make it economically fea- Spout Off to your heart’s content.) *** running around the island. Humans, skunks don’t kill, drive under the in- sible for higher quality businesses —Wildwood Crest Ok, enough already. Too many dogs are taking walks, and relieving fl uence, nor do they complain about humans taking away their homeland. to open on the island. High qual- *** themselves. Owners, scoop it up please, don’t just get your little baggie If you don’t like skunks leave. ity businesses would rather locate The cry babies who are upset about the water and sewer rates should out and get some, get it all, it’s yours. The fl ies are coming now, and —Court House somewhere where they are wel- shut up or move out of town. I am they love us bathers. *** come and came make a profi t. tired of you people moving into town and wanting to change ev- nd —Sea Isle City How come the owner of the mansion on the beach at 62 and Plea- —Wildwood erything. *** sure Avenue gets preferential treatment? They park the wrong way on *** —Sea Isle City What’s with all the life fl ight calls? If someone is discharged from the Pleasure Avenue and police do nothing, and they removed part of a city- To the Weekend Warrior on the *** hospital later in the day, obviously they didn’t need a helicopter. I can’t maintained fence, to give them and their visitors easy access to the Wildwood side of 26th Street: Your If you are at the gym, please leave your cell phone in the locker wait to see what they bill the patient. beach. The construction offi cial appears to have missed other faults. German Shepard needs to be on a room. It’s common courtesy to other gym-goers. At 10th Street gym —North Cape May —Sea Isle City leash or behind your fence. You let on Tuesday there was a gentleman sitting on a weight machine for 20 *** *** the dog roam wherever it pleases minutes just texting and preventing others from using the machine. Your To the spouter who stated people are racists if they complain about To the spouter complaining about Obama and Michael Jackson never and you don’t pick up after it. thumbs don’t need the workout. Try some cardio. Obama: What did you call the Bush bashers? Who’s the racist here? serving our country, yet getting a lot of publicity: First of all, I never served Also, traffi c has to be re-routed —Wildwood Crest —Villas either so I guess that’s why when my 13-year-old son got hit by a hit around the jet-ski trailer you in- *** *** and run driver two weeks ago, it not only didn’t make the newspaper, sist on parking the wrong way on Obama’s Director of the Offi ce of Science and Technology Policy, John Global warming as a result of human activity is the biggest con game but the police have done diddly about fi nding the low life. the street. The least you can do is Holdren, wrote a book titled Ecoscience that recommended compulsory in the history of the world. People like Al Gore, Goldman Sachs, and GE, —Wildwood show some courtesy. sterilization and even abortion in some cases, as part of a government to name a few, will make millions off our increased taxes. Our congress- (ED. NOTE: To Spouters who submit long spouts, Spout Off submis- —Wildwood population control regime. Boys and girls can you spell Nazism? Eugenics? *** BURKE MOTOR IMPORTS Your Import It’s A “Shore” Store At The Thing Shore Das Auto. Specializing In Pre-owned Imports BurkeVW.com Exit 10 GSP, Cape May Court House 465-6000 1-800-343-2757 Burke.Subaru.com Herald Newspapers July 22 2009 religion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A23 that concerned about what to give her a hope and a I was now assured that I SPEAKING IN THE LIGHT they called the ride, I just future with me. It was de- wasn’t going to have to go Covenant knew what the ride could signed especially with our at it alone. do for you if you needed a togetherness in mind. But I He had a plan for me Presbyterian Church cue to come together. knew that it would take the and it was His plan not to 123 Fishing Creek Rd., NCM, NJ 08204 With Pastor Rudy I would always make assistance of some outward bring me harm but to bring sure to sit in a strategic circumstances beyond her me a hope and a future and 886-2448 Years ago, when I was would take all the cour- place when we would get control that would eventu- I have learned that there is Sunday Worship just a kid and I was still age that I could muster to in on this adventure be- ally bring us together. no real exciting tomorrow dating, one of my favorite even hold a girl’s hand. So cause I knew that eventu- I can’t help but think without making sure that 9:15am - Sunday School - all ages things to do with the young I could use all the help that ally the speed of the spin that there are times that I am with Him today. Why 10:00am - Coffee Fellowship ladies I went out with was I could get to shall we say, was going to sooner or later God works the same way. would I ever want to go at take them to the amuse- draw the two of us closer force the girl to me. He desires for the two of us this thrill ride we call life 10:15am - Worship Service ment park. It didn’t matter together. Oh she would try to fi ght to be closer than we really without making sure that Jr. Church and Nursery Provided whether it was Bertrand’s It never failed because it and hold on for dear life are but for one reason or God is not only in the car Island up in Lake Hopat- no matter what park we so that she wouldn’t end another, something always with me, but in the stra- Home Bible Study cong or Palisades Park or might have been at, there up in my lap, but just as gets in the way. But even- tegic seat where when it Great Adventure or the was always a sure fi re ride sure as the sun rises each tually into every life comes all gets crazy, and it will, June, July & Aug. rides up on the boardwalk that would never let me day, it was only a matter a pace that usually gets us well I know then that I am at Seaside Heights, it was down. Some places called of time before there would moving much faster than going to end up in His lap? Call for directions just a great way to get to it the Himalaya. Other be a union of wonderful we are accustomed to. There’s no place I’d rather know each other. destinations referred to it communion. And I played And try as we might, be than making sure that Now, you see, I was a as the Music Express or the it dumb like I was totally we fi ght it with all that we it is Jesus and me on every little shy back then and Rock N Roll or the Silver surprised by what was can but it is no good, we Himalaya ride I see. The when it came to making Streak or the Magnum or happening before my de- are going to need help. I spin and Him is more than the first move, well, it even the Orbiter. I wasn’t lighted eyes! Hey I even can’t tell you how many just a whim, it is a match made a feigned attempt at times that God has used made in Heaven. helping her to stay on her the spin of outside situa- HOLY SPIRIT side- but if you can’t beat tions that I couldn’t handle Write Pastor Rudy pas- LUTHERAN CHURCH it you might as well enjoy to drive me to Him. And [email protected] Vacation Bible School it and I did. what I thought was about You see, I had a plan and to do me in actually got Church to Host August 3rd-7th it was a good plan. It was me to land in the lap that for the well being of the I needed to be in. ‘Praise in Park’ 6pm-8pm young lady and not for her I might have been in Worship Service every calamity. It was a scheme over my head but not over COURT HOUSE — The Sunday, 10:30am the Lord’s. Actually the First United Methodist Wells Memorial spin drove me to Him and Church will host a “Praise Washington & Bayshore Aves., Adds a Service it was there that I realized in the Park” from 10 a.m. that I liked being close to to dusk at the County Park Villas • 886-2414 and Zoo Aug. 8. (Bring AVALON — Wells God because if we were beach chairs or blankets). Memorial Presbyterian going to go at a mock speed Featured will be kids Church, First Avenue at of a zillion miles an hour, games, fellowship, wor- Ninth Street, holds hymn Dias Creek ship, Christian bands and sing and Worship Services BOARDWALK CHAPEL a bouncer. United Methodist Church at 8:15, 9:45 and 10 a.m. If the weather is inclem- now through the fi rst Sun- WILDWOOD — The ent, the event will be held You will seek me and fi nd me when day in September. Boardwalk Chapel, 4312 at the church, One Church you seek me with all your heart. Leading services on Sun- Boardwalk, conducts Eve- Street. Jeremiah 29:13 NIV day is Rev. Jonathan Miller, ning Worship and Praise pastor, First Presbyterian 7 p.m. July 27-Aug. 2 - Church of Moorestown. Pastor Bill Slack of the Adult Bible Study 9:45 For information, call River of Life Presbyterian “Out with the New, in with the Old” Worship Service 10:45 967-7221. Church, Phillipsburg, NJ For information call Jon “Jesus Christ, the same yesterday and today, and forever”. Hebrews 13:8 Children’s Sunday School Beadle Church W. Stevenson, Sr., director During Service 609-522-5616. Rio Grande Bible Baptist Church Services Held King James Bible • Old-Fashioned Preaching 744 Dias Creek Rd., CAPE MAY POINT — Old Hymns of Faith • Family Values 1/4 mile east of Rt. 47, Dias Creek Beadle Memorial Presby- 1107 Delsea Drive, Route 47, Rio Grande, NJ Church Of¿ ce 609-886-9494 terian Church, 506 Cape Pastor Al Moir 465-5661 Ave., is conducting services each Sunday now through Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Aug. 30. Births Sunday School for chil- The following births Sunday Morning Service 11:00 a.m. dren ages three to eight is were reported at Shore Sunday Evening Service 6:30 p.m. First Baptist Church held during the sermon. Memorial Hospital: Light refreshments are Wednesday Service 6:30 p.m. of Wildwood Chloe Elyse Davis to served after the service. All Lisa and Peter Davis of Children’s Bible Maple & Atlantic are welcome. Marmora, July 6. Brooke Anna DiSiro, to Club Wednesday 6:30 p.m. Avenues Sandbek Concert Pastor Jeff McLeod 609-522-2981 Nicole and Joseph DiSiro of & Family Slated on Sunday Cape May, July 7. Pastor, Rev. Joe Mathis James Richard Burger CAPE MAY — The First to Andrea and James Burg- Sunday, July 26th Assembly of God Church, er of Petersburg, July 9. 1068 Seashore Road, will Experience Life! 9:30am Morning Worship host a concert by Barbara Sandbek, concert and re- Local Blood cording artist, at 6 p.m. on Drives Slated Off Street Parking • Air Conditioned Sunday. Begin • Belong • Believe Hearing Assistance • Nursery Provided Everyone is welcome. COURT HOUSE — The For further information, Cape May County Chapter LIFE IS SHORT....MAKE YOUR’S COUNT! “A Friendly Church With a Friendly Message call the church at 884- about the Greatest Friend.” of the American Red Cross 2424. will hold the following Don’t waste your day...Come to a place where you can explore true county blood drives purpose and learn how to live life with real meaning. And don’t come alone... Tuesday, July 28, Our Lady of the Angels Church, LIGHTHOUSE IN THE PARK 35 E. Mechanic St., St. Gabriel Hall from noon-6 SUNDAY, JULY 26TH • 10AM p.m. CAPE MAY COUNTY PARK First United Methodist Church of Cape May Court The Worship begins at 10AM. House, 1 Church St., Social The big Bar-B-Q bash follows. Hall from 2-8 p.m. Bring your lawn chairs and a side Friday, July 31, Veteran dish or dessert and join us at the of Foreign Wars Post 3509, 3816 Pacifi c Avenue, Hall, Park for a memorable Sunday! Wildwood, 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. For additional information PARK BOARD contact the church of¿ ce at FREE 609-465-6690 COURT HOUSE — The Cape May County Park Advisory Board will meet Aug. 3, 5:30 p.m. at the THE LIGHTHOUSE CHURCHH Naylor House in Middle of the Christian and Missionary Alliancece Township. A24 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers July 22 2009 510& c CapeBank Helps AtlantiCare Center COURT HOUSE — Cape- ment center. This generous Bank Charitable Foundation donation will bring more reaffi rmed its dedication to comfortable and accurate healthcare with a $5,000 services to patients under- grant to the AtlantiCare going therapy. 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Project Lifesaver Gets Women’s Club Gift CREST HAVEN — Sher- critical emergency. iff Gary Schaffer announced They do not call out for that the Women’s Club of help nor respond to those Cape May made a $1,020 calling out to them. donation to the county’s Nearly half of them will Project Lifesaver. die, become injured or fall An international organi- victim to predators if they zation, Project Lifesaver, are not located within 24 is set up as Guardians of hours. You’ll find it at Hoy’s Alzheimer’s, Autism and “I want to thank the ...7 days a week! Special Needs Wanderers, members of The Women’s according to a release. Community Club of Cape Clients are registered with May for their support of From left, Dolores Gibbs, state project coordinator), FOUR LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU! OPEN DAILY. the sheriff’s offi ce and are this program and encour- Sheriff Gary Schaffer, Ginger Esposito, president, Bar- AVALON 28th & Dune Dr. / 967-7271 required to wear a device, age others to join in their bara Heim, past president, and Offi cer Paul Shelton, STONE HARBOR 219 96th St. / 368-HOYS similar to a watch, on their support. I need to person- Project Lifesaver coordinator. OCEAN CITY 7th & Asbury Ave. / 398- HOYS OCEAN CITY 34th & West Ave. / 398-6244 wrist. The device transmits ally thank our Sheriff’s a signal that can be moni- Officers who take their and the world. membership information tored with equipment by personal time to visit our Organized in 1894, the call 889-3558. specially-trained offi cers. clients, check on the de- NJSFWC is the largest and Project Lifesaver is fund- Every sheriff’s offi ce in the vices and even change oldest nondenominational, ed with private donations state participates in Project batteries when needed. nonpartisan, volunteer from individuals and com- Lifesaver. It is this dedication and service organization of munity groups. Over 5 million people public support that make women in New Jersey. It is a non-profit tax in the nation have Al- this program a great suc- The local chapter of the exempt organization. If zheimer’s. cess,” stated Schaffer in a club meets at Price Hall, you or your group would Over 50 percent of release. Seashore Road and Acad- like more information on those people may wander The Women’s Commu- emy Road, on the third Project Lifesaver, to make and become lost. Since nity Club of Cape May con- Thursday of each month, a donation or enroll a loved they are unaware of their sists of volunteer women September through May. one call Sheriff’s Offi- situation, a lost person working on projects and This chapter has been cer Paul Shelton at (609) with Alzheimer’s or other programs to improve the supporting local organi- 465-6831 or visit: www. dementia represents a community, state, nation zations since 1921. For cmcsheriff.net. Stone Harbor Kindergarteners Help Turtles STONE HARBOR — Sturdy Savings Bank Sturdy Savings Bank part- matched the group’s nered with Stone Harbor funds. Elementary School’s kin- Tiny turtles in the ac- dergarten students to help companying photo were baby turtles return to the retrieved as eggs from fe- marsh. males hit by cars. Those The children sold turtle- eggs were taken to the shaped cookies throughout institute to incubate and the year and donated the were released as yearlings, proceeds to the Wetlands giving them a better chance Institute’s Turtle Release of survival. Program. Wildwood Selected From left are students Anthony Cozzan and Nynosh- As Time.com Feature ka Vazquez, Gina Frattaroli-Becker, Sturdy Savings WILDWOOD — Visitors In a Time story by Reed Bank’s Stone Harbor branch manager; and Rena of Time Magazine’s Web Tucker, the city was cited Samodurov, student researcher at the Wetlands site: www.time.com are as of the “most signifi cant Institute. afforded the opportunity rock ‘n’ roll sites…” to view representative loca- It lists some of that era’s South Coast Karate Moves tions, one from each state. stars, such as Bill Haley Wildwood was selected to and the Comets, Chubby To Rio Grande Plaza portray New Jersey. Checker and Dick Clark Announcing that was who hosted American RIO GRANDE — Centro the Garden State Parkway, Tracey DuFault of the Bandstand here in 1957. Properties Group has an- on Route 47 at North Third Greater Wildwood Cham- The feature also includes nounced a 2,925-square- Street. ber of Commerce at the a nearly-three-minute vid- foot lease has been ex- Centro Properties Group July 16 Cape May County eo of the Boardwalk and ecuted with South Coast/ is the owner of Rio Grande Chamber of Commerce amusement rides, as well Shore Kick Karate at Rio Plaza and was represented meeting at Urie’s Water- as interviews with several Grande Plaza, located a half by Dina Berlin with Centro front Restaurant. island business people. mile west off of exit 4A of Properties Group. “In regard to this Great Book, I have but to say, it is the best gift God has given to man. 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Begley, Jr. president of Patient Care tremely honored applicants are en years as vice president issues that confront the Services at Cape Regional to receive this ap- recommended to of clinical services, and families of the frail and 200 98th Street Medical Center to serve a pointment from Locke as award three years as senior vice Stone Harbor, NJ 08247 elderly disabled. Other of¿ ces in: Moorestown and three-year term on the pan- the Secretary of recipients. president of clinical ser- During an information- Lawrenceville el of judges for the Malcolm Commerce and Baehser serves vice/CNO at 2004 Baldrige packed free seminar, you Baldrige National Quality to serve as one with 11 other Award recipient Robert will learn how a disabled or Wednesday, July 29, 2009 Award, the nation’s highest of twelve judges leading experts Wood Johnson University over age 65 Wartime 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm honor for organizational in- for the National selected from Hospital. Veteran can get govern- Pier 4 Hotel 6 Broadway Avenue & The Bay novation and performance Quality Award.” industry, profes- She also has served as ment money to help pay Somers Point, NJ excellence. All applicants BAEHSER sional, charitable a Baldrige examiner and medical bills. “In these diffi cult eco- for the award are and trade organi- has published numerous Thursday, July 30, 2009 nomic times, the Baldrige rigorously evaluated by zations, education, health- articles on the Baldrige If you have a loved one 10:00 am – 11:30 am Program encourages orga- an independent board of care, and government. Criteria and process. who is a Wartime Veteran Avalon Links Restaurant nizations to develop world- examiners in seven ar- or surviving spouse and is 1510 North Route 9 class operations and serve eas: leadership, strategic NASA Artist’s Paintings conÀ ned to his/her home or Swainton, NJ customers well,” Locke planning, customer focus, a facility by Alzheimer’s, stated in a release. “We’re measurement, analysis and Thursday, July 30, 2009 Hang in South Dennis Parkinson’s, MS, stroke, or 2:00 pm – 3:30 pm pleased to have someone knowledge management, other long-term illness -- Cape May County Library with Baehser’s knowledge workforce focus, process SOUTH DENNIS — A mixed media multilevel you need to attend Lower Cape May Branch and experience helping management, and results. one-time exhibition of constructions. this free seminar. 2600 Bayshore Road, Villas, NJ lead the effort.” Based on those assess- paintings, never before “Especially interesting is “Having the opportu- ments, the highest-ranking seen, or to be seen again, in a technique called ‘double nity to participate in the applicants are chosen for a gallery in the canvas.’ But National Malcolm Baldrige an on-site visit by a team of United States what is most Program has provided me examiners to clarify ques- will take place intriguing is the with the privilege to work tions and verify informa- at the newly- visionary abil- with leading experts from tion in their applications. opened South ity as well as manufacturing, education, As a judge, Baehser will Dennis Art Gal- the emotional lery, 927 South commitment Dennis Road. and artistic cre- According to ativity of this a release, the artist, NASA works exhibited TINA YORK artist Tina York, are “futuristic whose paintings vibrant, dynamic and dra- can be found in art muse- PLANNING AN ISLAND EXPERIENCE matic paintings. 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With this in 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturdays 8 a.m. to on Park Boulevard, West Cape May, Seaside Cheese pointments are being taken the neck which is outside mind, consider placing the cooktop on a 4 p.m. We accept MasterCard, Visa and offers over 150 imported cheeses, olives, olive oil for July 24, AHS screening the normal range. AHS kitchen island, which could be served by Discover. and specialty gift baskets. at Advanced Chiropractic. can impair your ability to either an updraft range hood that hovers This free screening pro- turn your neck and lead to over the cooktop or a less obtrusive down- gram is offered the third degenerative disc or joint draft system that is built into the back of Sea Isle Beaches Friday of the month from disease. the cooktop. If open space is needed to HINT: To make a kitchen island suit- 10 a.m to 2 p.m. at Ad- An eight-question his- clean and cut vegetables, add a sink to the able for small meals and snacks, extend Rank in Top Ten vanced Chiropractic. tory will be asked from island. the countertop over the edge of the base Patients are asked to prospective patients. One of the most heard about complaints cabinet to allow for knee room and stool SEA ISLE CITY — Sea of the public survey. Next park in the rear of the The 15-minute Digital regarding kitchens is a lack of space, spe- storage. Isle City has been voted year municipalities will be building. 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Requisition AIDES To apply, call 609- #10- 00344 Elem # 1 463-6777 ext 16 onon thethe WebID #: 183260 or FAX resume to: WebID #: 182785 (4) One to One Aides; 29.5 hours/wk 609-463-6776. Cleaning- ClassifiedsClassifieds $11, 328 no credits; Email resumes to: Small Engine Repair- $11,758 with corcoran.melinda Now hiring 60 credits @gmail.com DAVE’S MOBILE House Cleaners (with credits preferred) R.N. SMALL ENGINE Cape May County (2) Kindergarten For Saturday change- Crest Haven Nursing & Rehab Center SERVICE Aides; overs. Must have Mowers, tractors, blow- 19.5 hours/wk General- valid driver’s license & ers, trimmers, chain $7,499 no credits; Come join the progressive health care team at vehicle. Responsible & saws, etc. repaired con- $7,772 with 60 credits Clerical/Billing Crest Haven Nursing & Rehab Center. reliable. Great pay. scientously. Free pick (with credits preferred. 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Supervisory and management munication and comput- starting 10/26/09 Michael J. Adoption- skills a must. er skills needed. * Teacher of Chemis- Kopakowski, OUR HEARTS try or Physics certifi - Superintendent reach out to you. Adopt- Call 609-886-1234 cation required; Both 216 S. Main St., OUTSTANDING COUNTY BENEFIT ing your baby into our or Teacher of Science Cape May Court PACKAGE: loving, happy home preferred House, NJ 08210 • 13 Holidays, 3 Personal Days, 12 Vacation would be a dream come * High School AND 15 Sick Days Education- true. Expenses paid. * SUSTITUTE • Full Family coverage with minimum co-pay Sue & John 1-800-680- Send resume with SCHOOL • Dental, vision and prescription plan DENNIS TOWNSHIP 8422 copy of certifi cate by BUS AIDES NEED HELP? • Pension Plan and Life Insurance SCHOOL DISTRICT Friday, July 24, 2009 $13.54 per hour. Position available CALL TODAY Please come in to complete an application WebID #: 182912 to: Contact Transportation for 2009 - 2010 Michael J. Offi ce at TO PLACE YOUR AD. or forward resume to: ANNOUNCEMENTS Kopakowski, 609-465-1880 ext 2320 MIDDLE SCHOOL Superintendent 609-886-8600 CREST HAVEN NURSING & REHAB CENTER SCIENCE 216 S. Main St., Financial- Ext. 33 or 34 4 MOORE ROAD - DN 619 Announcements- TEACHER Cape May CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, NJ 08210 Court House, Growing fi nancial plan- (609) 465-1260 If you want to drink, Must posses NJ Teach- NJ 08210 ning practice is seeking FAX (609) 465-0684 that is your business. er of Bio. Science or E.O.E. If you want to stop, K - 5 certifi cate with FINANCIAL that’s ours. Science Specialization Searching PLANNING Alcoholics Endorsement. for qualifi ed PROFESSIONALS Anonymous. 1-800-604-HELP Send resumecopy ATTENTION! employees? Both RIAs & CPAs. Fully (4357) of certifi cates, and licensed desired but will letter of interest to: train motivated indivi- George R. Papp PROF. SERVICES auls. 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Passion- Furnishings- VHS tapes, princess bed, quisition and retention RIO GRANDE, 7 Cresse and weekends. Apply 300 Olde NJ Ave., ate, hardworking and household items, toys, of chamber members. St. (between Avalon Tile at the Rio Grande Dairy North Wildwood positive. Professional 55” dresser, rock maple Agatha Christie books & Interacting with mem- & the post offi ce, 1 block Queen, 1613 Route 47 telephone manner and with mirror, excellent lemonade stand. bers about Chamber back on Cresse): FAMILY S, Rio Grande (next to computer literate with condition, $200. 609- Services and Products. YARD SALE. Sat., July Canals Liquor Store) internet marketing expe- 884-2255 Yard/Tag Sale- Soliciting sponsorship Restaurant- 25 & Sun., July 26, 8am - Bring resume, previous rience. Call Debbie at Furnishings- for projects and plan- 5pm. Too much to list employment and refer- 732-872-9447; 732-221- ning special events. Yard/Tag Sale- YARD ences. Ask for Rick Now Hiring 6714; FURNITURE SALE, Strong computer, com- LINE COOK/ or via e-mail: North Wildwood! Living SALE ADS munication and organi- STONE HARBOR, 10112 WebID #: 183183 SOUS CHEF [email protected]. room, kitchen, bedroom 4 Lines= $10.00* zational skills required. Second Ave.: Sat., July set, end tables, TV, mir- Experience with Micro- 25, 8am. Designer lin- Healthcare- Please apply at WebID #: 182862 ror, etc. Call for appoint- Additional Lines: soft Word and Excel. ens, household, micro- Hotel Alcott ment: 215-266-0505 $2.00 each Must be motivated, 107 Grant Street wave, jogging stroller, Rain Insurance: CAREGIVERS energetic and a team MERCHANDISE / Furnishings- Cape May Kettler trike, kids stuff, add $3.00 NEEDED player. Salary based Or FAX resume to: YARD SALES quality items. 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Sea Isle/Ocean Articles For Sale- * 1703 Rose Hill at the 609-522-6507 ext 145 Wanted To Buy- WEEKENDS. FAX View area. Bay, North Cape May, 2 Yard/Tag Sale- (609-368-6116) OR ELECTRIC Chair Lift: In or blocks from Ferry, 8am ✦✦✦✦✦ FISHING REELS: Daiwa SEND RESUME TO Call Chris, outdoor, accommodates 22 to 5pm; Yard Sale steps (or less). 2 years old. REAL ESTATE OFFICE Fuego 3000, 2500. Orvis * 408 Sandalwood Ave., Mayville, 405 East 3rd WebID #: 182798 609-624-1625 Price negotiable. 609-263- P.O. BOX 6 AVALON, 100 S/S, new or good Cape May Beach, Villas, Ave, Sat. July 25th, Rain Retail- 6590 NJ 08202 used, cash. Almost 9am- 5pm Date Sun. July 26th, 9 to Articles For Sale- Handsome Paul, 609- 1. Furniture, new surf- ✰✰✰✰✰ SALES ASSOCIATE 287-4527 (4pm- 7pm), Yard/Tag Sale- board, wetsuits, toys, Hotel/Motel- NEEDED Mattress Sets: please DS games, clothing, WebID #: 182252 Experience required. Queen, $55; king, $65. Villas HUGE Multi-Family Sale vermont casting wood * Front Desk Agent Apartment available with LaMer Hotel, 609-884- YARD/TAG SALES Sat. 7/25, 8AM-1PM. stove, freebies and much Full time/Part time. position. 5000 Lucille Ave. btw. Clo- more! 609-602-8388 Must be available for Call 609-368-2687 Yard/Tag Sale- verdale & Evergreen. all shifts and week- Restaurant- Something for Everyone! WebID #: 183256 ends. CAPE MAY COURT Articles for Sale- No early birds, please. COOK/SUSHI CHEF Retail- HOUSE, 6 Hoffman: TAG TO PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD * Night Auditor Mechanical Hospital Bed SALE, July 30, 31 & Aug. 1. House full of great fur- WebID #: 182890 CALL 886-8600 EXT. 33 OR 34 Part time, year round Peter Shields inn is look- SALESPERSON with Pressure Mattress, ing for a Cook/Sushi chef niture, old clocks, tools, Pre-owned. $300. Must Experience preferred but jewelry, great glassware. Apply in person: Full time, year round. transport. 609-390-9125 will train. Grand Hotel Also summer positions Yard/Tag Sale- PUBLIC NOTICES of Cape May Apply in person SHERIFF’S SALE check or treasurer’s check in the amount of 1045 Beach Avenue Must apply in person Articles for Sale- Cape May Point, 520 20% of the bid price is required. 1301 Beach Ave., By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of Kona Sports Lighthouse Ave.: Sat., Cape May the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Di- The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any HERALD ADS WORK! Rio Grande & July 25, 9am - 3pm. vision, Cape May County, DOCKET NUMBER sale without further notice of publication. New indoor exercise F 30530 08 therein, pending wherein OCEAN- All publication costs are paid for by the plain- New Jersey Aves., bike, paid $399. Used 4 Raindate Sun., July 26. FIRST BANK is the plaintiff AND R & K PROP- tiff. Lots of great stuff. No ERTIES, LLC; MITTS MILAVEC, LLC; THE Visit us online: Wildwood. times. $200 or best offer. BANCORP BANK; ET AL, are the defendant(s), Attorney: Neal M. Ruben, Esquire 609-861-0935 early brids! I shall expose for sale at public venue on: Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer stevescustomguitars.com WEDNESDAY THE 29TH DAY OF 753173 Yard/Tag Sale- JULY A.D. 2009 4x Fee=$102.06 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court 07/01, 07/08, 07/15, 07/22/09 • GUITARS • BASSES Retail- House Building located at 9 N. Main Street ______CMCH, 400 Valley Road: (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New SHERIFF’S SALE • TUBE AMPLIFIERS Articles For Sale- Jersey. SALES Sat., July 25, 9am - 2pm. By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of • EFFECTS PEDALS • AUDIO Raindate July 26. Lots of Property to be sold is located in the Township the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Di- RED VERMONT CAST- of Upper, County of Cape May, State of New vision, Cape May County, DOCKET NUMBER Retail experience pre- ING Propane Stove: Vent great stuff & deals. Jersey. F 4773 07 therein, pending wherein GMAC Call Toll Free: MORTGAGE, LLC is the plaintiff AND MICHAEL ferred. Full time. Must free, 25,000 BTUs. Ex- Yard/Tag Sale- Premises commonly known as: 100 Route U.S. R. ADAMS, ET AL, are the defendant(s), I shall 9 South expose for sale at public venue on: 888-544-8885 be available to work thru cellent condition. $450 WEDNESDAY THE 29TH DAY OF Oct. Start immediately or best offer. 609-886- DEL HAVEN, 111 Buck- Being known as Lot 30 in Block 600 JULY A.D. 2009 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Steve’s Custom Guitars 9691 nell Ave.: Saturday, July Nearest Cross Street: Tuckahoe Road (or House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Apply in person or call County 631) (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New 25, 9am- 1pm. Clothes, Jersey. Separately Swimwear, Looking books, DVDs and more. The amounts of the Judgment to be satisfi ed by Cape May, the said sale are the sum of $2,075,173.79 unto Property to be sold is located in the City of for Plaintiff, Oceanfi rst Bank and in the second Ocean City, County of Cape May, State of New 609-884-5767 something? place, the sum of $1,224,745.46 unto Plaintiff, Jersey. Cape Bank, together with costs and interest, on Stone Harbor, all aforesaid sums, if any there be, with Sheriff’s Premises commonly known as: 301 41st Street 609- 967-0300 CLASSIFIEDS fees and commissions to be added. At the time of the sale cash, certifi ed check or cashier’s (Page A29 Please) Herald Newspapers July 22 2009 Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A29 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer ough of Wildwood Crest, County of Cape May, Property to be sold is located in the Borough land and premises, situate, lying and being in (From Page A28) 753175 State of New Jersey. Tax Lot No. 100 fka Unit 100 of Lots 1.01, 1.02, of Wildwood Crest, County of Cape May, State Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, munici- the City of North Wildwood, County of Cape Unit 4, Ocean City, NJ 08226 4x Fee=$179.82 2.01, 2.02, 16.01, 16.02, 17.01 & 17.02 in Block of New Jersey. pal or tax liens that may be due. May and State of New Jersey, more particularly 07/01, 07/08, 07/15, 07/22/09 Commonly known as: 415 E. Orchid Road, Unit 128.07 fka 128 described as follows: Being known as Lot 1, Block 4003, on the of- ______201, Wildwood Crest, NJ 08260 Commonly known as: 9205 Pacifi c Avenue, Tax and prior lien info: Taxes, Sewer and Water SHERIFF’S SALE Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) Pacifi c Wildwood Crest, New Jersey 08260 may be delinquent, you must check with the tax BEING known and designated as Unit 2 in fi cial Tax Map of the City of Ocean City th Tax Lot No. 5.03, 7.02, C0201, 9.02 in Block Commons, a Condominium collector for exact amounts due. “310 East 17 Street Condominium” in Block Dimensions: Condo Unit By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out No. 94.02 Tax Lot No. 17 & 18 in Block 177 265.04, Lot 2 together with an undivided 6.77 of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Nearest Cross Street: Pacifi c Avenue Prior Mortgage and Judgments (if any): percentage interests in and to the common ele- Nearest Cross Street: Condo Unit cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET Dimension of Lot Approximately: Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) ments appurtenant thereto, in accordance with, NUMBER F 7004 08 therein, pending wherein 91.56 x 125 (8.802%) Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- 80 ft x 80 ft **If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Pur- and subject to the terms, conditions, provisions, *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal liens DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST COM- nicipal or tax liens that may be due. chaser at the sale shall be entitled only a return covenants, restrictions, easements and other or other charges and any such taxes, charges, PANY AS TRUSTEE is the plaintiff AND HAR- Nearest Cross Street: Ocean Avenue Nearest Cross Street: Newark Avenue of the deposit paid. The Purchaser shall have matters contained in the master deed dated liens, insurance premiums or other advances RY FESLER, ET ALS, are the defendant(s), I BEING known as Lot 5.03, Block 94.02 as Tax and prior lien info: Taxes/sewer/water may no further recourse against the Mortgagor, the May 21, 2005 and recorded on June 24, 2005 made by plaintiff prior to this sale. All interested shall expose for sale at public venue on: shown on the Borough of Wildwood Crest be delinquent – you must check with the tax col- Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- Mortgagor’s attorney. in the Cape May County Clerk’s Offi ce in Deed parties are to conduct and rely upon their own WEDNESDAY THE 29TH DAY OF tax map. Formerly known as 401 East Orchid lector for exact amounts due. nicipal or tax liens that may be due. Book 3167 at Page 651. independent investigation to ascertain whether JULY A.D. 2009 Road Waterways Condo, #201. NOW KNOWN ***If after the sale and satisfaction of the mort- or not any outstanding interest remain of re- at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court AS 415 East Orchid Road Waterways Condo, Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- Tax and prior lien info: At the time of publication gage debt, including costs and expenses, there BEING the same premises which Marie Del cord and/or have priority over the lien being House Building located at 9 N. Main Street #201 tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and taxes, sewer/water information was not avail- remains any surplus money, the money will be Guidice and James Del Guidice, her husband, foreclosed and, if so, the current amount due (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New expenses, there remains any surplus money, able. You must check with the tax collector for deposited into the Superior Court Trust Fund Pauline Trimarco and Gennaro Trimarco, her thereon. Jersey. Prior Liens/Encumbrance the money will be deposited into the Superior exact amounts due. and any person claiming the surplus, or any husband, Louis M. Ciampi and Kathleen H. Sewer: $277.89 Court Trust Fund and any person claiming the part thereof, may fi le a motion pursuant to Court Ciampi, his wife and Michael D. Ciampi, Jr. and **If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Pur- Municipality: Township of Middle TOTAL AS OF June 4, 2009: $277.89 surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a motion Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the nature and Emma Ciampi, his wife, by deed dated Septem- chaser at the sale shall be entitled only a return pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stat- tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and extent of that person’s claim and asking for an ber 26, 1964 and recorded September 29, 1964 of the deposit paid. The Purchaser shall have Street Address: 239 Route 47 South, Cape May Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- ing the nature and extent of that person’s claim expenses, there remains any surplus money, order directing payment of the surplus money. in Cape May County, in Deed Book 1114, page no further recourse against the Mortgagor, the Court House, NJ 08210 tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and and asking for an order directing payment of the the money will be deposited into the Superior The Sheriff or other person conducting the sale 269, granted and conveyed unto Louis Ciampi Mortgagor’s attorney. expenses, there remains any surplus money, surplus money. The Sheriff or other person con- Court Trust Fund and any person claiming the will have information regarding the surplus, if and Kathleen Ciampi, his wife in fee. Tax Lot: 4 the money will be deposited into the Superior ducting the sale will have information regarding surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a motion any. ***If after the sale and satisfaction of the mort- Tax Block: 148 Court Trust Fund and any person claiming the the surplus, if any. pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stat- A full legal description of the premises can be gage debt, including costs and expenses, there surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a motion ing the nature and extent of that person’s claim A full legal description of the premises can be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May remains any surplus money, the money will be Approximate dimensions: pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stat- A full legal description of the premises can be and asking for an order directing payment of the found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and deposited into the Superior Court Trust Fund 125’ x 167’ x 125’ x 123’ x 167’ ing the nature and extent of that person’s claim found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May surplus money. The Sheriff or other person con- County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and and any person claiming the surplus, or any and asking for an order directing payment of the County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and ducting the sale will have information regarding assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and other Municipal Assessments. The amount due part thereof, may fi le a motion pursuant to Court Nearest Cross Street: Nolan Trail surplus money. The Sheriff or other person con- assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and the surplus, if any. other Municipal Assessments. The amount due can be obtained from the local taxing authority. Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the nature and ducting the sale will have information regarding other Municipal Assessments. The amount due can be obtained from the local taxing authority. extent of that person’s claim and asking for an If after the sale and satisfaction of the mortgage the surplus, if any. can be obtained from the local taxing authority. Prior Mortgages and Judgments (if any): Amount due under judgment is $116,052.52 order directing payment of the surplus money. debt, including costs and expenses, there re- None Amount due under judgment is $331,842.02 with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be The Sheriff or other person conducting the sale mains any surplus money, the money will be A full legal description of the premises can be Amount due under judgment is $237,533.76 with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be add- added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed will have information regarding the surplus, if deposited into the Superior Court Trust Fund found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be A full legal description of the premises can be ed. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed check check or treasurer’s check in the amount of any. and any person claiming the surplus, or any County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May or treasurer’s check in the amount of 20% of the 20% of the bid price is required. part thereof, may fi le a motion pursuant to Court assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and check or treasurer’s check in the amount of County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and bid price is required. Pursuant to NJSA 46:8B-21 et seq., this sale Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the nature and other Municipal Assessments. The amount due 20% of the bid price is required. assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any may be subject to a limited lien priority of the extent of that person’s claim and asking for an can be obtained from the local taxing authority. other Municipal Assessments. The amount due The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any sale without further notice of publication. condominium association and any successful order directing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any can be obtained from the local taxing authority. sale without further notice of publication. All publication costs are paid for by the plain- bidder at sheriff’s sale may be responsible for The Sheriff or other person conducting the sale Amount due under judgment is $583,834.93 sale without further notice of publication. All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. tiff. paying up to 6 months worth of unpaid condo- will have information regarding the surplus, if with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. Amount due under judgment is $695,039.92 minium fees. any. added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be Attorney: ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- Attorney: CAFIERO AND BALLIETTE check or treasurer’s check in the amount of Attorney: ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed MAN Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer **Announce Delinquent condo dues at sale** A full legal description of the premises can be 20% of the bid price is required. MAN check or treasurer’s check in the amount of Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer 753186 found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer 20% of the bid price is required. 753184 4x Fee=$140.94 A full legal description of the premises can be County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any 753180 4x Fee=$160.38 07/15, 07/22, 07/29, 08/05/09 found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and sale without further notice of publication. 4x Fee=$150.66 The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any 07/01, 07/08, 07/15, 07/22/09 ______County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and other Municipal Assessments. The amount due All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. 07/01, 07/08, 07/15, 07/22/09 sale without further notice of publication. ______SHERIFF’S SALE assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and can be obtained from the local taxing authority. ______All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. SHERIFF’S SALE other Municipal Assessments. The amount due Attorney: FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD SHERIFF’S SALE By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of can be obtained from the local taxing authority. Amount due under judgment is $300,956.98 Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer Attorney: ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Di- with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be 753178 By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of MAN the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Di- vision, Cape May County, DOCKET NUMBER Amount due under judgment is $203,970.03 added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed 4x Fee=$155.52 the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Di- Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer vision, Cape May County, DOCKET NUMBER F F 7587 08 therein, pending wherein OCEAN with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be check or treasurer’s check in the amount of 07/01, 07/08, 07/15, 07/22/09 vision, Cape May County, DOCKET NUMBER 753182 9850 08 therein, pending wherein DEUTSCHE CITY HOME BANK is the plaintiff AND DEBRA added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed 20% of the bid price is required. ______F 23841 07 therein, pending wherein BSBC 4x Fee=$160.38 BANK NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY is the TIETJEN AND SOUTH JERSEY FEDERAL check or treasurer’s check in the amount of SHERIFF’S SALE BANK USA, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS 07/01, 07/08, 07/15, 07/22/09 plaintiff AND GLORIA C. MARCZAK, ET AL, CREDIT UNION, are the defendant(s), I shall 20% of the bid price is required. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any TRUSTEE FOR FIRST NLC TRUST 2005-3 ______are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at expose for sale at public venue on: sale without further notice of publication. By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of is the plaintiff AND DOROTHY DOYLE, ET AL, SHERIFF’S SALE public venue on: WEDNESDAY THE 12TH DAY OF The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Di- are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at WEDNESDAY THE 12TH DAY OF AUGUST A.D. 2009 sale without further notice of publication. vision, Cape May County, DOCKET NUMBER public venue on: By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of AUGUST A.D. 2009 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. Attorney: PLUESE, BECKER & SALTZMAN F 19654 07 therein, pending wherein SAXON WEDNESDAY THE 29TH DAY OF the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Di- at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer MORTGAGE SERVICES, INC. is the plaintiff JULY A.D. 2009 vision, Cape May County, DOCKET NUMBER House Building located at 9 N. Main Street (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Attorney: PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG 753176 AND PATRICK WHIDDON, ET AL, are the at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court F 15861 08 therein, pending wherein MARM (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Jersey. Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer 4x Fee=$131.22 defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public House Building located at 9 N. Main Street 2005-08, BANK OF NEW YORK AS SUCCES- Jersey. 753174 07/01, 07/08, 07/15, 07/22/09 venue on: (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New SOR IN INTEREST TO JP MORGAN CHASE ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT, tract or parcel of land 4x Fee=$184.68 ______WEDNESDAY THE 29TH DAY OF Jersey. BANK, N.A. AS TRUSTEE is the plaintiff AND Property to be sold is located in the Township and premises situate, lying and being in the 07/01, 07/08, 07/15, 07/22/09 SHERIFF’S SALE JULY A.D. 2009 HOWARD T. WATSON, III, ET AL, are the of Lower, County of Cape May, State of New Township of Upper, County of Cape May and ______at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Property to be sold is located in the Township defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public Jersey. State of New Jersey, bounded and described SHERIFF’S SALE By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of House Building located at 9 N. Main Street of Lower, County of Cape May, State of New venue on: as follows: the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Di- (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Jersey. WEDNESDAY THE 29TH DAY OF Commonly known as: 9905 Seapointe Boule- By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out vision, Cape May County, DOCKET NUMBER Jersey. JULY A.D. 2009 vard, Wildwood Crest, New Jersey 08260 BEGINNING at the Easterly end of a curve of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery F 22611 08 therein, pending wherein COUN- Premises commonly known as: 111 Idaho Av- at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court which connects the Northwesterly line of Rich- Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- TRYWIDE BANK, FSB is the plaintiff AND The property to be sold is located in the Town- enue, Villas, New Jersey 08251 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Tax Lot No. 1.08 C-402 in Block No. 719 wood Terrace with the Northeasterly line of Riv- BER F 20977 08 therein, pending wherein RONALD J. MELLINA AKA RONALD MELINA, ship of Upper, County of Cape May, State of (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New endell Road (both 54 feet wide), and runs DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST COM- ET AL, are the defendant(s), I shall expose for New Jersey. Being known as Lot 27, 26.02 and 28.01, Block Jersey. Dimension of Lot Approximately: 1238 SF (1) North 50 degrees 12 minutes 20 seconds PANY, ET ALS is the plaintiff AND DEBORAH sale at public venue on: 332, on the offi cial Tax Map of the Township of East 100.26 feet along the Northwesterly line of L. ROFFMAN, are the defendant(s), I shall WEDNESDAY THE 29TH DAY OF Commonly known as: 411 Tuckahoe Road, Lower Villas The property to be sold is located in North Wild- Nearest Cross Street: Seaview Avenue Richwood Terrace to a point; thence expose for sale at public venue on: JULY A.D. 2009 Township of Upper, Marmora, NJ 08223 wood City in the County of Cape May and State BEING known and designated as Unit No. 402 (2) North 39 degrees 47 minutes 40 seconds WEDNESDAY THE 29TH DAY OF at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Dimensions: 60.00 feet x 95.00 feet x 60.00 feet of New Jersey; Commonly known as 412 East in Seapointe Village II, a condominium, (the West 166.98 feet to a point; thence th JULY A.D. 2009 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Tax Lot No. 1 in Block 511 x 95.00 feet 7 Avenue, North Wildwood City, New Jersey “Condominium”) together with an aggregate (3) South 50 degrees 12 minutes 20 seconds at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New 08260; Tax Lot No. 7 a/k/a Lots 42 & 43 in Block undivided .01008% interest in the common West 124.29 feet to the aforesaid Northeasterly House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Jersey. Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) Nearest Cross Street: States Avenue No. 306 elements of the Condominium appurtenant to line of Rivendell Road; thence (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New 142 ft x 98 ft x 125 ft x 176 ft the said Unit in accordance with and subject (4) South 40 degrees 29 minutes 31 seconds Jersey. Municipality: Wildwood *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal liens Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 40 feet to the terms, limitations, conditions, covenants, East 145.0 feet along same to a point of cur- County: Cape May State of New Jersey Nearest Cross Street: Mistletoe Avenue or other charges and any such taxes, charges, wide by 100 feet long restrictions, easements, agreements and other vature; thence Property to be sold is located in the City of liens, insurance premiums or other advances provisions set forth in that certain Master Deed (5) Curving to the left with a radius of 22.26 feet Ocean City, County of Cape May, State of New Street & Street No: Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- made by plaintiff prior to this sale. All interested Nearest Cross Street: Ocean Avenue for Seapointe Village II, a condominium, dated and an arc length of 34.70 feet to the point and Jersey. 119 West Maple Avenue, Unit 201 nicipal or tax liens that may be due. parties are to conduct and rely upon their own June 8, 1988 and recorded June 9, 1988 in place of beginning. independent investigation to ascertain whether Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- Deed Book 1765 at Page 257 et seq. in the Premises commonly known as: 328 West Av- Tax Block and Lot: Tax and prior lien info: At the time of publication or not any outstanding interest remain of re- tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and Offi ce of the Clerk of Cape May County, New BEING Lot 51, Block 643 on the current tax enue 2nd Floor, Ocean City, NJ 08226 Block 216.01 Lot: 3 taxes/sewer/water information was not avail- cord and/or have priority over the lien being expenses, there remains any surplus money, Jersey, as same may now or hereafter be law- map of the Township of Upper able – you must check with the tax collector for foreclosed and, if so, the current amount due the money will be deposited into the Superior fully amended. Being known as Lot 11.03 C-2, Block 309, on Dimensions of Lot: Unit 201 exact amounts due. thereon. Court Trust Fund and any person claiming the The amounts of the Judgment to be satisfi ed by the offi cial Tax Map of the City of Ocean City surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a motion Prior Liens/Encumbrances the said sale are the sum of $111,719.46 and Nearest Cross Street: Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- **If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Pur- pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stat- Taxes: $3,139.91 costs of $2,118.75 unto the Plaintiff, Ocean City Dimensions: Condo Unit Evergreen Condominiums chaser at the sale shall be entitled only a return ing the nature and extent of that person’s claim Sewer + Penalty: $518.51 Home Bank and in the second place, the sum tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and rd expenses, there remains any surplus money, of the deposit paid. The Purchaser shall have and asking for an order directing payment of the 3 Party Lien sold on 09/29/2008, of $28,727.33 and costs of $155.00 unto the Nearest Cross Street: Condo Unit Superior Interests (if any): the money will be deposited into the Superior no further recourse against the Mortgagor, the surplus money. The Sheriff or other person con- Certifi cate #08-00067: $7,392.36 Defendant, South Jersey Federal Credit Union, None Court Trust Fund and any person claiming the Mortgagor’s attorney. ducting the sale will have information regarding TOTAL AS OF June 12, 2009: $11,050.78 together with interest, on all of the aforesaid *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal liens surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a motion the surplus, if any. sums, if any there be, with Sheriff’s fees and or other charges and any such taxes, charges, Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stat- ***If after the sale and satisfaction of the mort- Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- commissions to be added. At the time of the liens, insurance premiums or other advances tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and ing the nature and extent of that person’s claim gage debt, including costs and expenses, there A full legal description of the premises can be tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and sale cash, certifi ed check, cashier’s check or made by plaintiff prior to this sale. All interested expenses, there remains any surplus money, and asking for an order directing payment of the remains any surplus money, the money will be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May expenses, there remains any surplus money, treasurer’s check in the amount of 20% of the parties are to conduct and rely upon their own the money will be deposited into the Superior surplus money. The Sheriff or other person con- deposited into the Superior Court Trust Fund County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and the money will be deposited into the Superior bid price is required. independent investigation to ascertain whether Court Trust Fund and any person claiming the ducting the sale will have information regarding and any person claiming the surplus, or any assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and Court Trust Fund and any person claiming the or not any outstanding interest remain of re- surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a motion the surplus, if any. part thereof, may fi le a motion pursuant to Court other Municipal Assessments. The amount due surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a motion The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any cord and/or have priority over the lien being pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stat- Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the nature and can be obtained from the local taxing authority. pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stat- sale without further notice of publication. foreclosed and, if so, the current amount due ing the nature and extent of that person’s claim A full legal description of the premises can be extent of that person’s claim and asking for an ing the nature and extent of that person’s claim All publication costs are paid by the Plaintiff. thereon. and asking for an order directing payment of the found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May order directing payment of the surplus money. Amount due under judgment is $427,784.74 and asking for an order directing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff or other person con- County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and The Sheriff or other person conducting the sale with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be surplus money. The Sheriff or other person con- Attorney: TAHT, STANTON & MC CROSSON, **If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Pur- ducting the sale will have information regarding assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and will have information regarding the surplus, if added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed ducting the sale will have information regarding PC chaser at the sale shall be entitled only a return the surplus, if any. other Municipal Assessments. The amount due any. check or treasurer’s check in the amount of the surplus, if any. Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer of the deposit paid. The Purchaser shall have can be obtained from the local taxing authority. 20% of the bid price is required. 753187 no further recourse against the Mortgagor, the A full legal description of the premises can be A full legal description of the premises can be A full legal description of the premises can be 4x Fee=$145.80 Mortgagor’s attorney. found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May Amount due under judgment is $290,826.04 found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May 07/15, 07/22, 07/29, 08/05/09 County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and sale without further notice of publication. County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and ______***If after the sale and satisfaction of the mort- assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and SHERIFF’S SALE gage debt, including costs and expenses, there other Municipal Assessments. The amount due check or treasurer’s check in the amount of other Municipal Assessments. The amount due other Municipal Assessments. The amount due remains any surplus money, the money will be can be obtained from the local taxing authority. 20% of the bid price is required. can be obtained from the local taxing authority. Attorney: GOLDBECK, MCCAFFERTY & MC- can be obtained from the local taxing authority. By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out deposited into the Superior Court Trust Fund KEEVER of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery and any person claiming the surplus, or any Amount due under judgment is $150,217.67 The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Amount due under judgment is $112,062.04 Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer Amount due under judgment is $612,787.68 Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- part thereof, may fi le a motion pursuant to Court with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be sale without further notice of publication. with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be 753183 with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be add- BER F 5479 08 therein, pending wherein LA Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the nature and added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed 4x Fee=$136.08 ed. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed check SALLE BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION AS extent of that person’s claim and asking for an check or treasurer’s check in the amount of check or treasurer’s check in the amount of 07/01, 07/08, 07/15, 07/22/09 or treasurer’s check in the amount of 20% of the TRUSTEE FOR MORGAN STANLEY LOAN order directing payment of the surplus money. 20% of the bid price is required. Attorney: ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- 20% of the bid price is required. ______bid price is required. TRUST 2007-1XS is the plaintiff AND VITO The Sheriff or other person conducting the sale MAN SHERIFF’S SALE CASTELLANO, ET AL, are the defendant(s), I will have information regarding the surplus, if The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any shall expose for sale at public venue on: any. sale without further notice of publication. 753179 sale without further notice of publication. By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of sale without further notice of publication. WEDNESDAY THE 12TH DAY OF All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. 4x Fee=$150.66 All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Di- All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. AUGUST A.D. 2009 Pursuant to NJSA 46:8B-21 et seq., this sale 07/01, 07/08, 07/15, 07/22/09 vision, Cape May County, DOCKET NUMBER at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court may be subject to a limited lien priority of the Attorney: POWERS KIRN LLC ______Attorney: PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG F 29781 07 therein, pending wherein INDY- Attorney: FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD House Building located at 9 N. Main Street condominium association and any successful Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer SHERIFF’S SALE Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer MAC BANK, FSB is the plaintiff AND TIMOTHY Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New bidder at sheriff’s sale may be responsible for 753177 753181 NICKAS, SR., ET AL, are the defendant(s), I 753185 Jersey. paying up to 6 months worth of unpaid condo- 4x Fee=$140.94 By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out 4x Fee=$174.96 shall expose for sale at public venue on: 4x Fee=$179.82 minium fees. 07/01, 07/08, 07/15, 07/22/09 of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery 07/01, 07/08, 07/15, 07/22/09 WEDNESDAY THE 29TH DAY OF 07/15, 07/22, 07/29, 08/05/09 Property to be sold is located in the City of ______Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- ______JULY A.D. 2009 ______Ocean, County of Cape May, State of New A full legal description of the premises can be SHERIFF’S SALE BER F 12828 08 therein, pending wherein SHERIFF’S SALE at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court SHERIFF’S SALE Jersey. found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May AURORA LOAN SERVICES, LLC is the plaintiff House Building located at 9 N. Main Street County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of AND FRANK SANTORELLI, ET AL, are the By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of Premises commonly known as: 168 Ocean assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Di- defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Jersey. the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Di- Road, Ocean City, NJ 08226 other Municipal Assessments. The amount due vision, Cape May County, DOCKET NUMBER venue on: cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET vision, Cape May County, DOCKET NUMBER can be obtained from the local taxing authority. F 31926 07 therein, pending wherein WASH- WEDNESDAY THE 29TH DAY OF NUMBER F 1510 08 therein, pending wherein The property to be sold is located in the Town- F 24754 07 therein, pending wherein LOUIS Being known as Lot 25, Block 70.32, on the of- INGTON MUTUAL BANK, FA is the plaintiff JULY A.D. 2009 WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK F/K/A WASH- ship of Upper, County of Cape May, State of CIAMPI AND KATHLEEN CIAMPI is the plaintiff fi cial Tax Map of the City of Ocean Amount due under judgment is $337,290.42 AND VICTOR R. SOSSONG, ET ALS, are the at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court INGTON MUTUAL BANK, FA is the plaintiff New Jersey. AND JUDSON MOORE; NANCY MOORE, ET with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public House Building located at 9 N. Main Street AND JOHN G. SIMONCINI, JR., ET AL, are the ALS, are the defendant(s), I shall expose for Dimensions: 66.00 feet x 74.00 feet x 8.49 feet added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed venue on: (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public Commonly known as: 110 Pacifi c Avenue, sale at public venue on: x 34.5 feet x 29.84 feet x 75.2 feet x 42.00 feet check or treasurer’s check in the amount of WEDNESDAY THE 29TH DAY OF Jersey. venue on: Township of Upper, New Jersey 08223 WEDNESDAY THE 12TH DAY OF x 40.00 feet 20% of the bid price is required. JULY A.D. 2009 WEDNESDAY THE 29TH DAY OF AUGUST A.D. 2009 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court The property to be sold is located in the City JULY A.D. 2009 Tax Lot No. 3 in Block 582 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Nearest Cross Street: Gull Road The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any House Building located at 9 N. Main Street of Wildwood, County of Cape May, State of at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court House Building located at 9 N. Main Street sale without further notice of publication. (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New New Jersey. House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal liens All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. Jersey. (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New 100 ft x 120 ft Jersey. or other charges and any such taxes, charges, Commonly known as: 201 East Roberts Av- Jersey. liens, insurance premiums or other advances Attorney: PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG The property to be sold is located in the Bor- enue, Unit 100, Wildwood, NJ 08260 Nearest Cross Street: Seaview Avenue Property. ALL that certain lot, tract or parcel of (Page A30 Please) A30 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Classifi ed Herald Newspapers July 22 2009 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES (From Page A29) taxes/sewer/water information was not avail- Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- not needed for public use. A complete list of Department of Military and Veterans Affairs in Approximate Dimensions: able – you must check with the tax collector for nicipal or tax liens that may be due. Prior lien(s): Subject to unpaid taxes and other items is available at the City Clerk’s Offi ce, 901 the amount of $75.00 for lease of space in the made by plaintiff prior to this sale. All interested 142.62’ x 100’ x 135.69’ x 100.24’ exact amounts due. municipal liens. As of 10/17/2008 taxes are paid Atlantic Avenue, North Wildwood from 9:00 AM National Guard Armory by the Health Depart- parties are to conduct and rely upon their own Tax and prior lien info: At the time of publication through 4th quarter 2008. Total amount due as to 4:00 PM Monday through Friday. Items can ment from 7/1/09 through 6/30/10. independent investigation to ascertain whether Nearest Cross Street: Delaware Avenue Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- taxes, sewer/water information was not avail- of 12/8/2008 for unpaid sewer charges is the be viewed from 8:00 AM – 9:00 AM day of sale. or not any outstanding interest remain of re- tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and able. You must check with the tax collector for aggregate sum of $51.66 3. Agreement with Janice A. Lehman, Nurse cord and/or have priority over the lien being If after the sale and satisfaction of the mortgage expenses, there remains any surplus money, exact amounts due. THE CITY OF NORTH WILDWOOD reserves Practitioner as consultant for the County Health foreclosed and, if so, the current amount due debt, including costs and expenses, there re- the money will be deposited into the Superior Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- the right to reject any and all bids. Any bids Department through 12/31/09. thereon. mains any surplus money, the money will be Court Trust Fund and any person claiming the Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and awarded shall be fi nal. There are no warran- deposited into the Superior Court Trust Fund surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a motion tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and expenses, there remains any surplus money, ties express or implied with respect to any of 4. Agreement with Med-Care, LLC a New Jer- **If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Pur- and any person claiming the surplus, or any pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stat- expenses, there remains any surplus money, the money will be deposited into the Superior these items, which are being sold “as is”. The sey Medicare Part B Services for Crest Haven chaser at the sale shall be entitled only a return part thereof, may fi le a motion pursuant to Court ing the nature and extent of that person’s claim the money will be deposited into the Superior Court Trust Fund and any person claiming the successful bidders shall make payment in the Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. of the deposit paid. The Purchaser shall have Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the nature and and asking for an order directing payment of the Court Trust Fund and any person claiming the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a motion form of cash, certifi ed check or bank draft at the no further recourse against the Mortgagor, the extent of that person’s claim and asking for an surplus money. The Sheriff or other person con- surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stat- conclusion of the sale of each item. 5. Renewal of Insurance policies with RLI Insur- Mortgagor’s attorney. order directing payment of the surplus money. ducting the sale will have information regarding pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stat- ing the nature and extent of that person’s claim ance Company for Residents’ Trust Fund Bond The Sheriff or other person conducting the sale the surplus, if any. ing the nature and extent of that person’s claim and asking for an order directing payment of the BY ORDER OF in the amount of $1,000.00 for the Crest Haven ***If after the sale and satisfaction of the mort- will have information regarding the surplus, if and asking for an order directing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff or other person con- THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL Nursing and Rehabilitation Center for the term gage debt, including costs and expenses, there any. Prior Mortgages and Judgments (if any): surplus money. The Sheriff or other person con- ducting the sale will have information regarding Janet H. Harkins – City Clerk of 6/18/09 through 6/18/10. remains any surplus money, the money will be None ducting the sale will have information regarding the surplus, if any. deposited into the Superior Court Trust Fund A full legal description of the premises can be the surplus, if any. 1x Fee=$17.01 07/22/09 6. Renewal of Insurance policies with RLI Insur- and any person claiming the surplus, or any found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May A full legal description of the premises can be A full legal description of the premises can be ______ance Company for Public Offi cial Bond for Ed- part thereof, may fi le a motion pursuant to Court County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May Prior Mortgages and Judgments (if any): The found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May PUBLIC NOTICE mund Grant, CFO in the amount of $3,500.00 Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the nature and assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and plaintiff has obtained a letter of indemnifi cation County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and CITY OF CAPE MAY for the term of 7/1/09 through 7/1/10. extent of that person’s claim and asking for an other Municipal Assessments. The amount due assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and which will insure the successful bidder at sale assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and HISTORIC PRESERVATION order directing payment of the surplus money. can be obtained from the local taxing authority. other Municipal Assessments. The amount due in respect to: Judgment #J-205664-1996; Judg- other Municipal Assessments. The amount due COMMISSION 7. Renewal of Insurance policies with RLI Insur- The Sheriff or other person conducting the sale can be obtained from the local taxing authority. ment #J-276571-2001 can be obtained from the local taxing authority. SCHEDULE OF MEETING DATES ance Company for Public Offi cial Bond for Rita will have information regarding the surplus, if Amount due under judgment is $317,670.18 Marie Fulginiti, County Clerk in the amount of any. with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be Amount due under judgment is $34,348.60 with ATTN: The Plaintiff may let the bid go for less Amount due under judgment is $159,683.10 In compliance with Chapter 231, of the Laws of $350.00 for the term of 7/1/09 through 7/1/10. added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be added. than the judgment amount consistent with the with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be New Jersey, 1975, the following constitutes a A full legal description of the premises can be check or treasurer’s check in the amount of At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed check or adjusted FMV of the property at the time of added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed schedule of regular meetings of the Cape May 8. Ratifying agreement with All Clean Building found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May 20% of the bid price is required. treasurer’s check in the amount of 20% of the sale. Plaintiff may also agree to a short sale. check or treasurer’s check in the amount of City Historic Preservation Commission for the Services for additional locations in the amount County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and bid price is required. Please address any inquiries to: thirdparty- 20% of the bid price is required. ensuing period. of $26,446.00 for custodial services by adding assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any [email protected] 6 new sites. other Municipal Assessments. The amount due sale without further notice of publication. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Please use our File No. and “3rd Party” or The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any MEETING DATES can be obtained from the local taxing authority. All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. sale without further notice of publication. “Short Sale” in your subject line. sale without further notice of publication. 2009/2010 9. Accepting proposal in the amount of All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. $98,960.94 from Greenman-Pedersen, Inc, to Amount due under judgment is $501,190.92 Attorney: PLUESE, BECKER & SALTZMAN A full legal description of the premises can be July 27, 2009 provide professional bridge engineering ser- with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer Attorney: ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May Attorney: STERN, LAVINTHAL, FRANKEN- August 10, 2009 vices for Avalon Boulevard and Roosevelt Bou- added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed 753189 MAN County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and BERG & NORGAARD August 24, 2009 levard Bridges Concrete Deck Study repairs. check or treasurer’s check in the amount of 4x Fee=$131.22 Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer September14, 2009 20% of the bid price is required. 07/15, 07/22, 07/29, 08/05/09 753190 other Municipal Assessments. The amount due 753194 September 28, 2009 10. Contract with Redmond BCMS, Inc., to ______4x Fee=$155.52 can be obtained from the local taxing authority. 4x Fee=$155.52 October 26, 2009 provide sample ballots for various elections by The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any SHERIFF’S SALE 07/15, 07/22, 07/29, 08/05/09 07/15, 07/22, 07/29, 08/05/09 November 09, 2009 increasing the processing cost to $0.121 each sale without further notice of publication. ______Amount due under judgment is $167,186.94 ______November 23, 2009 due to postage increase. All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out SHERIFF’S SALE with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION December 14, 2009 of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed January 11, 2010 11. Memorandum of Understanding and Inter- Attorney: PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out check or treasurer’s check in the amount of On Wednesday, August 12, 2009 at 11:00 a.m. January 25, 2010 local/Shared Services Agreements with regard Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer BER F 19004 08 therein, pending wherein MID- of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery 20% of the bid price is required. at R-J Self Storage, 1065 Route 47 South, Rio February 08, 2010 to the Atlantic/Cape May Workforce Investment 753188 FIRST BANK is the plaintiff AND TERESA B. Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- Grande, New Jersey the following items will be February 22, 2010 Board for the continuing cooperation and devel- 4x Fee=$174.96 GARTNER, ET AL, are the defendant(s), I shall BER F 16149 08 therein, pending wherein The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any sold at public auction pursuant to state law. Op- March 08, 2010 opment of certain programs afforded to clients 07/15, 07/22, 07/29, 08/05/09 expose for sale at public venue on: DEUTSCHE BANK TRUST COMPANY sale without further notice of publication. erator reserves the right to bid and set minimum March 22, 2010 of the WIB, with; the Atlantic County Institute of ______WEDNESDAY THE 12TH DAY OF AMERICAS FORMERLY KNOWN AS BANK- All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. bids. Call 609-886-0009 to confi rm. April 12, 2010 Technology and the Cape May County Techni- SHERIFF’S SALE AUGUST A.D. 2009 ER’S TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE AND April 26, 2010 cal School District, effective 7/1/09 through at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court CUSTODIAN BY: SAXON MORTGAGE SER- Attorney: ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- Unit 2020-A John Fox: May 10, 2010 12/31/10. The Interlocal/Shared Services By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of House Building located at 9 N. Main Street VICES, INC. F/K/A MERITECH MORTGAGE MAN Miscellaneous boxes and Household items May 24, 2010 Agreement with the Atlantic Cape Community the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Di- (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New SERVICES, INC. AS ITS ATTORNEY-IN-FACT Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer Unit 2030-A Joanne Balcunas: June 14, 2010 College effective 7/1/09 through 12/31/09 and vision, Cape May County, DOCKET NUMBER Jersey. is the plaintiff AND ANTOINE ANDRAOS, ET 753192 Miscellaneous boxes and Household items June 28, 2010 7/1/09 through 6/30/10; and the Cape May F 12000 08 therein, pending wherein HSBC AL, are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale 4x Fee=$179.82 Unit 50009 Ashley L. Middleton: July 12, 2010 County Technical School District effective BANK USA, NA is the plaintiff AND DAVID T. Property to be sold is located in the Township at public venue on: 07/15, 07/22, 07/29, 08/05/09 Miscellaneous boxes and Household items 7/1/09 through 12/31/09. FERGUSON, ET AL, are the defendant(s), I of Lower, County of Cape May, State of New WEDNESDAY THE 12TH DAY OF ______Unit D-0026 William Aldridge: All meetings are held in the Cape May City shall expose for sale at public venue on: Jersey. AUGUST A.D. 2009 SHERIFF’S SALE Miscellaneous boxes and Household items Hall Auditorium, 643 Washington Street, Cape The contracts/agreements and resolutions au- WEDNESDAY THE 12TH DAY OF at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court May, New Jersey, starting at 7:00 PM. This thorizing the above are on fi le and available for AUGUST A.D. 2009 Premises commonly known as: 408 Forest House Building located at 9 N. Main Street By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out 2x Fee=$19.44 notice is posted throughout the year on the public inspection in the offi ce of the Clerk of the at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Road, Township of Lower, Villas, NJ 08251 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery 07/15, 07/22/09 municipal bulletin board and a copy of it has Board of Chosen Freeholders. House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Jersey. Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- ______been fi led with the City Clerk’s offi ce, City of (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Tax Lot No. 3023 in Block 512.11 BER F 31464 08 therein, pending wherein NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Cape May, County of Cape May, State of New Stephen O’Connor Jersey. Property to be sold is located in the City of U.S. BANK N.A. is the plaintiff AND SHARON Jersey. This notice is given in compliance with Clerk/Administrator Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) North Wildwood, County of Cape May, State RINGER, ET AL, are the defendant(s), I shall Notice is hereby given that all household and the Open Pubic Meetings Act of 1975, with ad- Municipality: Township of Lower 50 ft x 100 ft of New Jersey. expose for sale at public venue on: personal goods owned and stored in units listed equate notice of scheduling being provided in 1x Fee=$44.96 07/22/09 WEDNESDAY THE 12TH DAY OF below at A-1 Easy Self Storage, 300 N. Rail- accordance with said Act. ______Street Address: 134 West Jacksonville Avenue, Nearest Cross Street: Clubhouse Drive aka Commonly known as: 429 East 25th Avenue, AUGUST A.D. 2009 road Avenue, Rio Grande, New Jersey 08242 MIDDLE TOWNSHIP ZONING BOARD Lower Township, NJ 08251 Bay Drive Unit 103, North Wildwood, NJ 08260 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court will be offered for sale by Public Auction. Sale Edie Kopsitz House Building located at 9 N. Main Street date will be July 25 at 10:30 a.m. Secretary to the Historic Preservation Com- NOTICE OF HEARING ON APPLICATION Tax Lot: 1, 2, 3 & 4 Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- Tax Lot No. 5 in Block 289.03 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New mission FOR MINOR SITE PLAN APPROVAL, USE nicipal or tax liens that may be due. Jersey. Unit # E33 – Jenifer Dulio VARIANCE, VARIANCE RELIEF FROM RE- Tax Block: 36 Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) Unit #G05 – Thomas Parsons 1x Fee=$25.52 07/22/09 QUIRED PARKING, AND DESIGN WAIVERS Tax and prior lien info: At the time of publication Beach Rest Condominium Municipality: North Wildwood Unit #E22 – Jason Foster ______County: Cape May State of New Jersey Unit #E32 – Michele Denhardet PLANNING BOARD Applicant’s Name: Nearest Cross Street: Surf Avenue Unit #D07 – Janet Whipple OF THE TOWNSHIP OF LOWER The Church of Our Lady of the Angels Street & Street No. 220 East 25th Avenue, Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- Unit #158 2x Fee=$17.01 RESOLUTION #09-22 Address: c/o Monzo Catanese, P.C., nicipal or tax liens that may be due. 07/15, 07/22/09 211 South Main Street, Suite 104 Tax Block and Lot: ______WHEREAS the Planning Board of the Township Cape May Court House, Tax and prior lien info: At the time of publication Block: 226.05 Lot: 8 NOTICE of Lower, Cape May County, New Jersey is a New Jersey 08210 taxes, sewer/water information was not avail- contracting unit as defi ned by the Local Public able. You must check with the tax collector for Dimensions of Lot: Unit No. 158 CITY OF NORTH WILDWOOD Contracts Law, NJSA 40A:11-1 et seq; and Owner’s Name: exact amounts due. The Church of Our Lady of the Angels Nearest Cross Street: TAKE NOTICE there will be a meeting of the WHEREAS there exists a need for engineering Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- Erin Shores Condominium Municipal Ethics Board on Monday, July 27, services for the Planning Board’s business from Address: 106 Mechanic Street tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and 2009 at 4:30 PM, in the Council Chambers of time to time, which services are “professional Middle Township, New Jersey 08210 expenses, there remains any surplus money, Superior Interests (if any): None City Hall, 901 Atlantic Avenue, North Wildwood, services” as defi ned in said law; and the money will be deposited into the Superior New Jersey. Subject Property - Street Address: Court Trust Fund and any person claiming the Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- WHEREAS funds are available for this purpose; 400 Steel Road surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a motion tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and Formal action may be taken. and Middle Township, New Jersey pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stat- expenses, there remains any surplus money, ing the nature and extent of that person’s claim the money will be deposited into the Superior Ruby Hall WHEREAS the Local Public Contracts Law re- Subject Property - Tax Map JI Attorney for Applicant Deferred Charges to Future Taxation- 1x Fee=$15.80 07/22/09 Monzo Catanese, P.C. General Capital 790,200.00 452,200.00 LIABILITIES, RESERVES AND FUND BALANCE ______Deferred Charges to Revenues of Succeeding Years 10,709.97 31,467.00 Schoolhouse Offi ce Park BOROUGH OF WOODBINE Fixed Assets 1,596,732.00 211 South Main Street, Suite 104 COUNTY OF CAPE MAY Bonds and Notes Payable $ 21,673,056.17 $ 14,368,314.98 Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 Total Assets $9,048,582.22 $9,998,855.00 Phone: (609) 463-4601 ORDINANCE NO 506-2009 LIABILITIES, RESERVES & FUND BALANCE Improvement Authorizations 4,657,175.79 5,655,238.36 1x Fee=$49.82 07/22/09 AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOROUGH OF Bonds and Notes Payable $2,731,696.00 $2,744,596.00 ______WOODBINE, COUNTY OF CAPE MAY, STATE Improvement Authorizations 465,418.32 22,619.00 Other Liabilities & Special Funds 5,201,599.62 4,137,090.71 PUBLIC NOTICE Other Liabilities & Special Funds 1,640,923.79 1,451,740.00 OF NEW JERSEY AUTHORIZING CRIMINAL Amoritization of Debt for Fixed Capital HISTORY RECORD BACKGROUND CHECKS BOROUGH OF WOODBINE Acquired or Authorized 2,843,317.00 2,802,417.00 Reserve for Certain Assets OF ALL EMPLOYEES INVOLVED WITH BOR- NOTICE OF AGREEMENT Reserve for Certain Assets Receivable 326,217.79 367,108.00 Receivable 769,805.20 696,379.49 OUGH PROGRAMS OR SERVICES FOR MI- Fund Balance 1,041,009.32 1,013,643.00 NORS AUTHORIZED BY N.J.S.A. 53:1-20.06 Investment in Fixed Assets 1,596,732.00 Notice is hereby given that the Borough of AND N.J.S.A. 15A:3A-1 ET SEQ. Investment in General Fixed Assets 35,153,972.51 35,126,479.00 Woodbine, in the County of Cape May, has Total Liabilities, Reserves entered into an agreement without competitive And Fund Balance $9,048,582.22 $9,998,855.00 NOTICE bidding for professional services, pursuant to Fund Balance 2,693,108.68 2,889,822.67 N.J.S.A. 40A:11 et seq. with the following: COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS AND CHANGES IN Please take notice that the foregoing Ordinance TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES FUND BALANCE - REGULATORY BASIS - CURRENT FUNDS was introduced at a regularly scheduled meet- Triad Associates Year 2008 Year 2007 AND FUND BALANCE $ 70,148,717.97 $ 62,873,325.21 ing held on June 18, 2009 in the main meeting Services: Grant Services – Small Cities Public Revenue and Other Income Realized room of the Borough of Woodbine Municipal Facilities Application Surplus Utilized $ 343,000.00 $ 350,000.00 Building and was taken up for public hearing Small Cities Housing Rehabilitation Program Miscellaneous - From Other than BOROUGH OF WILDWOOD CREST and fi nal adoption at a meeting held on July Local Property Tax Levies 385,217.37 483,758.00 Grant Application 16, 2009 Collection of Delinquent Taxes and Tax Title Liens 164,513.73 141,061.00 COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS AND CHANGE IN Collection of Current Tax Levy 3,002,910.36 2,962,289.00 FUND BALANCE - CURRENT FUND Term: not to exceed 1 year Done by order of the Mayor and Council of the Other Credits to Income 119,802.22 143,603.00 Borough of Woodbine. Total Income 4,015,443.68 4,080,711.00 Amount: Expenditures Public Facilities Application - $14,200 Lisa Garrison Budget Expenditures: Dec. 31, 2008 Dec. 31, 2007 Housing Rehabilitation Application – Borough Clerk Municipal Purposes 2,079,056.25 1,955,540.00 $14,200 County Taxes 594,243.29 561,963.00 Local School District Taxes 1,066,688.00 1,065,573.00 Revenue and Other Income Realized 1x Fee=$15.80 07/22/09 Said agreements and the resolution awarding Other Expenditures 82,260.00 ______Fund Balance Utilized $ 1,350,000.00 $ 1,370,000.00 are on fi le in the offi ce of the Borough Clerk, Total Expenditures 3,739,987.54 3,665,336.00 501 Washington Ave, Woodbine, and are avail- Statutory Excess to Fund Balance 275,456.14 415,375.00 Miscellaneous From Other than Fund Balance Local Property Tax Levies 7,528,535.85 7,343,381.53 Summary or Synopsis of Audit Report of the Fund Balance January 1 960,525.00 895,150.00 Board of Fire Commissioners, Township of Dennis, District #2 For the Year Ended December 31, 2008, as required by N.J.S. 40A:5A-16 1,235,981.14 1,310,525.00 Collection of Delinquent Taxes and Decreased by: Utilization as Anticipated Revenue 343,000.00 350,000.00 Tax Title Liens 464,750.31 375,607.86 Balance Sheet Fund Balance December 31 $ 892,981.14 $ 960,525.00 Assets: COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS AND CHANGES IN FUND BALANCE Collection of Current Tax Levy 20,500,751.79 19,067,070.58 - REGULATORY BASIS - WATER AND SEWER UTILITY OPERATING FUND Cash $ 74,621 Total Income 29,844,037.95 28,156,059.97 Prepaid Expenses 3,594 Year 2008 Year 2007 Property and Equipment 400,000 Revenue and Other Income Realized Expenditures Surplus Utilized $ 26,325.00 Amount to be Provided for Retirement of Debt 298,000 Budget Expenditures: Collection of Sewer Rents 794,124.80 747,446.00 Miscellaneous-From other than Sewer Rents 83,958.20 28,907.00 Total Assets $ 776,215 Municipal Purposes 17,993,504.98 17,001,137.03 Total Income 904,408.00 776,353.00 Liabilities and Fund Balance: County Taxes 4,899,649.62 4,558,573.83 Liabilities: Expenditures Budget Expenditures: Local School Taxes 5,661,552.00 5,543,800.00 LOSAP Contribution Payable 20,000 Operating 601,312.00 571,500.00 Vouchers Payable 1,241 Capital Improvements 15,000.00 15,000.00 Bond Anticipation Notes Payable 298,000 Debt Service 148,154.71 148,187.00 Other Expenditures 101,624.63 3,305.25 Total Liabilities $319,241 Deferred Charges and Regulatory Expenditures 20,629.00 13,400.00 Fund Balance: Total Expenditures 785,095.71 748,087.00 Total Expenditures 28,656,331.23 27,106,816.11 Invested in Capital Assets $400,000 Excess in Revenue 119,312.29 28,266.00 Fund Balance Designated 6,598 Less: Expenditures to be Raised Fund Balance Jan. 1 53,118.00 24,852.00 Fund Balance Undesignated 50,376 by Future Taxation 55,000.00 252,771.70 Total Fund Balance $456,974 172,430.29 53,118.00 Less: Utilized by Sewer Operating Budget 26,325.00 - Total Adjusted Expenditures 28,601,331.23 26,854,044.41 Total Liabilities and Fund Balance $776,215 Fund Balance Dec. 31 $ 146,105.29 $ 53,118.00 Excess in Revenue 1,242,706.72 1,302,015.56 Statement of Operations and Change in Fund Balance That the general ledger for each fund be accurately and completely maintained by an individual who possesses the necessary expertise to ensure adequate control over the Revenues: preparation of ¿ nancial statements including the related footnotes. Fund Balance January 1 2,800,401.96 2,868,386.40 The Borough should establish proper internal controls over the preparation of complete and 4,043,108.68 4,170,401.96 District Taxes $222,000 accurate bank reconciliations. Miscellaneous Revenues: Less: Utilization as Anticipated Interest on Deposits and Investments $ 456 The Borough should establish a complete and accurate schedule of ¿ xed assets and then Revenue 1,350,000.00 1,370,000.00 Supplemental Fire Services Grant 935 establish adequate internal controls over maintaining the schedule concerning their addition, retirement and transfer. Total Miscellaneous Revenues $ 1,391 Fund Balance December 31 $ 2,693,108.68 $ 2,800,401.96 To establish adequate internal controls that properly account for and report the Borough’s Total Revenues $223,391 value of compensated absences owed to employees. RECOMMENDATIONS: To establish adequate internal controls that properly establishes a monthly procedure for Expenditures: information being provided to the Commissioners at the monthly meetings for approval and that approval being documented in the Borough’s minutes. Also, establish internal controls 2008-1 That proper controls be established to ensure that all charges for ambulance transports are properly billed. Administration, Operating and Maintenance $ 12,670 over the timely payment of bills and proper authentication of each purchase voucher. Volunteer Fire Company 124,340 To establish adequate internal controls over the hiring of new Borough employees and establishing proper procedures for acquiring accurate and complete documentation for each Length of Service Award Program 20,000 employee’s records. The above summary or synopsis was prepared from the report of the audit of the Borough of Wildwood Capital: Crest, County of Cape May, for the calendar year 2008. This report of audit submitted by Glen J. Ortman, Debt Service $ 65,193 The above synopsis was prepared from the Report of Audit of the Borough of West Wildwood, Registered Municipal Accountant, of Ford, Scott & Associates, L.L.C., CPAs, is on file at the Municipal Total Expenditures $222,203 County of Cape May for the calendar year 2008, submitted by John F. Dailey Jr., Registered Municipal Accountant, Certi¿ ed Public Accountant of Bowman & Company LLP, Certi¿ ed Clerk's office and may be inspected by any interested person. Public Accountants. The information included therein is not intended to represent complete Excess (DeÄ ciency) of Revenues over Expenditures $ 1,188 ¿ nancial information as presented in the Report of Audit. A copy of the Report of Audit is on A corrective action plan, which outlines actions the Borough of Wildwood Crest will take to correct the Fund Balance, Beginning 455,786 ¿ le at the Municipal Clerk’s of¿ ce and may be inspected by any interested person. findings listed above, will be prepared in accordance with federal and state guidelines. A copy of it will be on Fund Balance, Ending $456,974 file and available for public inspection with the Municipal Clerk in the Borough of Wildwood Crest within 45 A Corrective Action Plan, which outlines the remedial actions the management of the The above summary or synopsis was prepared from the report of the audit Borough of West Wildwood will take in response to the recommendations contained in the days of this notice in compliance with directives from the Division of Local Government Services. of the Board of Fire Commissioners, Township of Dennis, District #2, for the Schedule of Audit Findings and Recommendations, included in the Report of Audit, will be year ended December 31, 2008. The report of audit, submitted by Gregg prepared in accordance with federal and state guidelines. A copy of the Corrective Action Heininger, CPA, is on Ä le at the ofÄ ce of Michael J. Bohrer, Esq., CPA, 820 S. Plan will be placed on ¿ le and be made available for public inspection in the Of¿ ce of the Municipal Clerk in compliance with the Division of Local Government Services directives. Shore Road, Marmora, NJ 08223, and may be inspected by any interested Kevin Yecco, Municipal Clerk person. Dorothy A. Tomlin Clerk 1xFee=$58.32 07/22/09 1xFee = $102.06 07/22/09 1x Fee = $189.54 07/22/09 A32 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers July 22 2009 Carol Lynn Resort Residents County Buys Development Rights to Upper Parcel (From Page A4) By AL CAMPBELL County Agriculture Devel- Lot 1, $20,500 per acre was The parcels are now part had been in contact with a opment Board, purchased accepted by the sellers, ac- of the county’s inventory number of Atlantic County CREST HAVEN — For a parcel owned by Marjorie cording to the resolution. of farmland that has been campgrounds, and found just under $1.6 million, B. Bixby, Stoddard C. Bixby, Thus, development preserved from future de- none of them knew about freeholders bought develop- a former Upper Township rights for 32.094 acres at velopment. any new law, which Carol ment easements in Upper committeeman, and Eliza- 1441-1479 Route 50 were Parts of this story were Lynn Resorts residents Township that set aside just beth Gutermuth, secured for $1,428,450, fi rst published at capemay- were being told they had to over 39 acres. For Block 348, Lots 88, and a contract for develop- countyherald.com obey, and leave by Nov. 1. On July 14, the board 88.01 and 92, $44,500 per ment rights for 7.1 acres at Contact Campbell at On that date, Ripa said, approved a resolution that, acre was paid, and for Block 145 Route 50 was secured (609) 886-8600 ext 28 or residents were told that through the Cape May 415, Lot 1 and Block 416, for $145,500. at: [email protected] the gate would be locked, water turned off, and no residents would be allowed to remain during closure. Nick Giordano, another Property Transfers Recorded In County Clerk’s Of¿ ce Carol Lynn resident, told Between June 29, and July 5, 2009 freeholders all owners at Property Transfers Recorded In County Clerk’s Office between June 29, and July 5, 2009 Carol Lynn Resort have signed a 99-year lease that provided they had to be out Seller Buyer Property Address Price for 22 days a year. AVALON He said all residents have Joseph & Georgette Maiale Joseph F. Gaffney 7800 Dune Dr. North 325 $ 252,500 been paying municipal and Estate of Virginia S. Urie Robert A. & Tia Cavallaro 7464 Sunset Dr. $ 2,350,000 school tax, even thought no Terry D. & Barbara Venturi Scott J. & Sandra F. Mayer 6799 Dune Dr. $ 1,975,000 school children are sent to Advertisement for Carol Lynn Trailer Resort from Avington Properties LLC Christopher & Joy Silveri 223 36th St. $ 780,000 Woodbine Elementary from July 19, 1979 edition of the Cape May County Her- Philip & Lesley Robeson Russell DiGiallorenzo 693 Sunrise Dr. $ 1,750,000 th the campground. ald. It offered a 99-year lease for $6,250 for a 30’ John Smoluk Melinda Black 249 64 St. $ 1,100,000 by 60’ lots. There was no mention of year-round Thomas J. Welsh Jr. Robert J. & Antonella Lynch 286 62nd St. $ 2,100,000 Many of the residents th in the resort, he said, had residency. William & Nancy Freeman Richard & Colleen Sposato 246 44 St. $ 1,200,000 th $ 1,562,500 sold their other, larger to get someone out, you Thomas J. Welsh Jr. Walter & Bridgette Lynch 146 28 St. “Pete, my department Total For Avalon: $ 13,070,000 need an atomic bomb.” homes, and downsized into will take care of anybody CAPE MAY park models at Carol Lynn “He said the water will who is considered home- Kathleen Robinson David B. & Karen M. Goldner 1513 New Jersey Ave., Unit 7 $ 329,900 Resort. be shut off,” said Ripa. less,” responded Thornton. Total For Cape May: $ 329,900 “No other campgrounds “It’s my personal opin- If you come into Social DENNIS have anything to do with ion, but you need a law- Services, we will try ev- Robert A. & Susan L. Short Allison L. Murphy 287 Academy Ln. $ 255,000 this. We are looking for yer,” said Thornton. erything possible. We don’t Chad & Christina Castorina Charles & Joann Castorina 344 Lake Dr. $ 78,000 guidance what we should Director Daniel Beyel want you in the street. We Total For Dennis: $ 333,000 do,” Giordano said. told the residents that will deal with that.” LOWER TOWNSHIP He said when he contact- Woodbine was the munici- Parts of this story were Estate of Loretta Nicastro Carl DeMarcantonio 333 Portsmouth Rd. $ 375,000 ed the state Department of pal enforcement agent of fi rst published at capemay- Jes Properties LLC Bernard Dera 1810 Bayshore Rd. $ 40,000 Community Affairs, which campground regulations. countyherald.com Michael & Dawn Budd Anthony & Dominick Alliano 8 E Weber Ave. $ 131,000 oversees campgrounds, “You seem to have a Contact Campbell at Jes Properties LLC Bernard Dera 1808 Bayshore Rd. $ 40,000 Total For Lower Township: $ 586,000 he was told, “There was mobile home park, which (609) 886-8600 ext 28 or MIDDLE TOWNSHIP no one to enforce this,” is not permitted under the at: [email protected] he said. campground ordinance,” US Home Corp. Nicholas & Patricia Agresta 2308 Tidewater Ave. $ 187,400 Thornton recalled a time, said Beyel. Louis & Mary Squiccimara Donald & Karin Burkholder 596 Shunpike Rd. $ 332,000 $ 80,000 when he was on the Board “You may have signed an Women’s Group Abraham A. Davidson Catherine D. Hooven 45 Beach Ave. $ 245,000 agreement, but it’s against Stella & Henry S. Brzyski Irving & Charlotte Tozour 39 Wynndemere Ct. of Elections that a Middle Plans Meeting $ 1,800,000 Township campground had state law,” he added. 9 South Properties Inc. Cape Counseling Services 1129 Rte. 9 S Michael J. & Michelle Ryan Richa M. Parikh 101 S 4th St., Unit A4 $ 160,000 problems with residents Campgrounds, Beyel COURT HOUSE — The Total For Middle Township: $ 2,804,400 said, are meant as seasonal registering to vote. Cape-Atlantic Christian NORTH WILDWOOD “If this is a landlord- places for transient living, Women’s Connection will HSBC Bank USA, N.A. Patricia Reilly, John Mitterko 2301 Atlantic Ave. $ 70,000 tenant dispute, there is not year-round permanent host their monthly lun- Eileen Knauss Paul Hartigan, et al 220 W 16th Ave. $ 245,000 nothing to do with the residences. cheon on Aug. 12, at noon Estate of Mark Bumarch Jennifer & Howard Aaronson 507 W Spruce Ave. $ 240,000 (freeholder) board,” said Beyel said there seemed in the Tuckahoe Inn, Bees- Total For North Wildwood $ 555,000 Thornton. to be “a special arrange- ley’s Point. OCEAN CITY Ripa added that, accord- ment between the camp- Cost is $16.50. We will Patricia Campbell Richard J. & Judith Stingle 4922 West Ave., Unit B $ 329,760 ing to “something from the ground and the Borough be entertained with musi- Monica Chmarney Jennifer Updale 715 Plymouth Pl. $ 225,000 governor’s offi ce…as long of Woodbine that doesn’t cal selections by Toni Ann Jack E. & Mary Pat Salmon Michael & DeborahConway 2403 Asbury Ave. $ 825,000 as we are paying taxes, agree in full with the N.J. Pugliese and her daughters, Frank & Marti G. Pelosi James L. & Linda G. Natale 153 E Atlantic Blvd. $ 1,380,000 nd getting services, it’s legal campground code.” Molly and Melody. Ray & Joyce Hunsberger John D. & B. Helen Michael 1259 Asbury Ave., 2 Fl Unit B $ 431,425 to live there.” “The state is saying The speaker is Fran Kash- Steven McCloskey George & Christine Reinwald 1340-42 Haven Ave., Unit B $ 475,000 “Did you ask Smokey those rights you think you chy, of Fairfax, Va. sharing Paul Mastropieri Leo Yeager III 29 Bay Rd. $ 1,900,000 $ 280,000 (Anthony Saduk)?” asked received, the landlord may Virginia S. & Carl J. Jensen Donald & Nancy Mertz Sr. 174 Flinders Reef with us how fairy tales can nd $ 470,000 not have been able to of- Albert E. Czyzewicz James & Leslie Jagodinski 5235 Asbury Ave., 2 Fl Thornton. come true. Total For Ocean City: $ 6,316,185 “He ignores us. He said fer,” Beyel told the resi- Childcare will be avail- SEA ISLE CITY be out by Nov. 1,” said dents. th able. All reservations must Stonewedge Investments Antonello J. & Angela Colloi 121 79 St., East Unit $ 762,500 “Will (county) Human Giordano. be made by Friday, Aug. 7. Redfern Ocean LLC Tara K. Romanyshyn 4801 Central Ave., North Unit $ 667,500 “As a former landlord,” Services take care of us?” Call Christine at 390-4317 Joseph & Patricia Dillon William J. & Gina M. Doyle 18 51st St., Unit A $ 484,500 said Thornton, “If you need asked Gilson. or Pat at 965-4840. Joseph & Patricia Dillon William J. & Gina M. Doyle 18 51st St., Unit B $ 484,500 Total For Sea Isle City: $ 2,399,000 STONE HARBOR William N. Novak Ryan B. & Kirsten L. Young 233-235 99th St., Unit B $ 285,000 Donald Swartz Roger Holland 8826 First Ave. $ 3,700,000 Kathy M. Rego Timothy & Theresa Merkel 8218 3rd Ave., Unit A $ 500,000 Welcome Total For Stone Harbor: $ 4,485,000 UPPER TOWNSHIP Sheriff Gary G. Schaffer Shore Management Co. 11 Sunset Dr. $ 132,200 Claire L. Schneider John & Danielle Flukey 340 1st Ave. $ 275,000 Open House Spotlight Clayton Development Matthew Unsworth 2 Farm Rd. $ 105,000 Matthew Thompson Barbara B. Hoffman 1456 Stagecoach Rd. $ 160,000 Total For Upper Township: $ 672,200 WEST CAPE MAY Dennis & Maureen Byk Michael J. & Susan Ginch 119 Stevens St. $ 564,500 Total For West Cape May: $ 564,500 See Each Listing for Dates & Times WILDWOOD NJ Shore Investments LLC Varsha Sachdev 120 E Roberts Ave., Unit 110 $ 230,000 Royal Beach Anthony & Sylvia DeSalis Christopher & Susan Rainey 221 E Maple Ave., Unit 1B East $ 240,000 Condominiums Deutsche Bank National Elber B. Munyon 136 E Hildreth Ave. $ 168,000 Nashville and The Beach Total For Wildwood: $ 638,000 Wildwood Crest, NJ 08260 WILDWOOD CREST 1.800.999.8177 Curran Construction LLC Richard & Deborah Whealton 412 E Miami Ave., Unit 201 $ 465,000 William Mendelson Donald & Ellen Cericola 5501 Atlantic Ave., Unit 206 $ 350,000 Open House: Don Robinson Natu & Daksha Patel 520 E Stockton Rd. $ 475,000 Hoff man Agency, Inc. Every Saturday and Curran Construction LLC Stephen & Lorraine Russo 412 E Miami Ave, Unit 102 $ 400,000 6301 Pacifi c Avenue Sunday from 11am-4pm. Ocean View Ventures LLC Nicholas & Jean Barracato 6711 New Jersey Ave. $ 405,000 Wildwood Crest, NJ 08260 Total for Wildwood Crest: $ 2,095,000 609-522-8177 Visit the sample www.hoff managencies.com model Unit #102 COUNTY TOTAL: $ 34,846,885 Compilation © 2009 Seawave Corporation Source Data: Cape May County Clerk’s Office Abstracts Herald Newspapers July 22 2009 Real Estate Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A33 Search Real Estate at www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com For these listings. Enter the web ID# in the search box to go directly to that ad! REAL ESTATE MOBILE HOME SUMMER RENTAL Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- The Summer Rental- HOME FOR SALE Mobile Home- CAPE MAY OCEAN VIEW: New, 3 HANNEL’S CMCH NICE FAMILY bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, C COURT HOUSE central air & heat. Large Apartments ORIENTED Professionally Managed Condominium- Beautiful, 2 bedroom, 1 CAMPGROUND Single bedroom, 3 room kitchen. 609-624-0242 bath, updated & newly furnished apartment. painted. 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He was for- a maintenance person for mer president of Modern Freeman Corporation at the Gas Company and founder Rio Mall for 15 years, and a In Loving Memory of of the New Jersey Propane member of St. Raymonds Craig Kenneth Lozier Gas Association. Church. Tracy J. Cox “Too Blessed to be Stressed” BOBACK, MAGDALENE, HELMANDOLLAR, JAMES October 9,1960 - July 24, 2008 92, of Wildwood, July 12, HARVEY JR., 85, of Ocean You are forever in our hearts. 2009. She was a resident View, July 15, 2009. He was You bid no one farewell for the past 40 years. a veteran of World War II Your memory lives on. or never said goodbye, and retired from Gulf Oil You were gone before BOGERT, GEORGE G.L, Company. we knew it and only 90, of Wildwood Crest, July OneO year ago our lives were changed forever. Craig, God knows why. The 19, 2009. He was a member HILL, DEBORAH LEE, ono July 21, 2008, you left this earth far too soon, and of the First Baptist Church “Debby”, of Court House, happiness you gave to of Wildwood. July 18, 2009. She was a “Á ew up to heaven on the wings of angels.” You are us, No one will ever resident of the county since ini our thoughts constantly and we cherish each and know. It broke our BURTON, GRACE A., (nee 1973. Blair) “Millie”, 82, July 14, every memory. We are honored and truly blessed to have you as our son and brother. hearts to lose you; But 2009. She was a member of NEWELL, DOROTHY We look for you in everything that we do and know that you are with us providing you did not go alone; Beadle Memorial Presbyte- F., (Bornkamp), 96, of us your strength. Your love and laughter, your kindness and wisdom, your smile and For part of us went rian Church. with you, The day God Seaville, July 19, 2009. humor are missed by many. CARDACI, GENE F., 49, She was a member of called you home. A million times we needed you, A million times we cried; If love alone could have of Villas, July 15, 2009. the Seaville Methodist It is through the loving support of so very many that we make it through each and He was a lifelong resident Church. saved you, You never would have died. You inspired of the area, member of the every day. We are touched by the outpouring of love and support that we have re- us every day with your hard work and dedication. Villas Fishing Club, Elks PALMER, LEO, 85, of North ceived from our friends and our community. We would like to express our most sin- Dearly loved, sadly missed and forever in our hearts Wildwood, July 12, 2009. Lodge and the Seashore cere thanks to all who have supported us through this past year, whether it was your and thoughts. Community Church of the He was a veteran of World Nazarene. War II. prayers, a Mass, a visit, a kind word, a phone call, a card, Á owers, a warm meal, or a Mom Joyce, Wife Cheryl, Daughters hug. Please know that your kindnesses did not go unnoticed though we may not have REED, CAROLINE E., 81, Rachael-Marie & Kristen Lynn of North Cape May, July 14, thanked you in a note. 2009. She was a longtime resident and member of the We are most thankful to Father John and Father Antony of Our Lady of the Angels Cape May County String Band. parish for the beautiful Mass that was celebrated for Craig and especially to Father Cape May County’s John for your many visits to comfort us. We also would like to thank John Radzieta SAMUEL, THOMAS J., 74, Beloved Family of Villas, July 13, 2009. He and the Radzieta funeral home for the compassion with which you cared for Craig was a longshoreman for and us. and Friends more than 25 years, mem- ber of the Villas Fishing Club We are most grateful to those who have helped us to keep Craig’s memory alive. and St. Raymonds Church. Thank you for the many generous donations made to the Craig Kenneth Lozier Me- SAURO, ANTHONY J., 57, morial Scholarship. Thank you to those who organized, sponsored, participated in of Court House, July 13, CLARENCY, STEVEN F., or worked at the many events held in Craig’s honor - The 5K Memorial Run at “Pugsly”, age 43 of Villas 2009. He was a resident for passed away Saturday, July many years, and a spokes- the Middle Township Fall Festival; the family of Jean Goodman for your generous 18, 2009. person for the develop- donations; the Tim Kerr Charities and Midge Kerr for organizing and sponsoring He was born in Philadel- mentally challenged for the the Splash and Dash; Midge Kerr for organizing and the State of New Jersey . phia, PA and resided in the Burhanna family and other businesses for sponsoring Cape May Co. area since SHEEHAN, KATHRYN E. the Dashing Through the Sand 5K; the Fitzpatrick fam- 1977. He was a free spir- (nee Jones), of Avalon, July ited individual and enjoyed 17, 2009. She was a former ily of the Crest Tavern for hosting the Black Tie Sports Would you like to thank all those riding his moped. research chemist for Sun Night and donating proceeds to the scholarship fund; who were kind to you and your He is survived by his mother Oil and a teacher. and to The Bellevue Tavern for your donations and sup- and step-father, Susan and family during a recent loss or Victor Romeo; father Arthur SHELDON, EDITH C. (nee port with the Beef and Beer held to celebrate Craig’s eulogize your loved one? Clarency; brother David Griffi n,) 85, of Erma, July 21st birthday. Clarency; a sister, Susan 18, 2009. She was a resi- Call Janet or Rachel Tomes; and his loving dog, dent since 2002 and mem- “Rocko”. ber of the Wildwood Crest Scott, Maureen and Christine Lozier 886-8600 exts. 33 or 34 A funeral service will be Ambulance Auxiliary. A36 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers July 22 2009 Our Readers Write Contemporary Keep Silent No More Cassius Will To The Editor: ‘Rock the Boat’ Here’s a great big thank you to Acme on Bayshore Road in North To The Editor: Cape May. First there was the assault on Christmas, now I see an assault Chris Christie for gover- on the Fourth of July (Independence Day). nor? Goodness no, bite your July 2 and 3 I noticed that associates were greeting me with tongue. Christie is a typical “Happy Holiday” instead of the commonly used “Happy Fourth” or American lardy. Lardies are self- “Happy Independence Day.” This struck me as very odd. Decid- centered gluttons. Everyone ing to investigate, I questioned some employees why were they knows that. watering down the salutation. Will Shakespeare’s Caesar Ultimately, I asked an associate point blank – is the Fourth of was right on target when he July now politically incorrect? With a strained smile he said basi- said, “Let me have men about cally nothing. me that are fat, sleek-headed How did we get to this point? Easy, parents stopped teaching men and such as sleep ‘o nights, their children, leaving it up to others to lie about our past. Also, yon Cassius has a lean and hun- we don’t decry stores and news outlets and our school systems gry look. He thinks too much, when we fi nd our traditions trashed. Is it so hard to stand up for such men are dangerous.” the gifts we have and for those who gave those gifts to us? A contemporary Cassius Open your eyes and look around. Those young Iranian protes- will rock the political boat, our tors would love to have ancestors like ours who would have given politicians don’t want their them the freedom that we have. They are literally fi ghting against decks to be awash with honesty, evil while we sit here at home, watching fi reworks, shopping until integrity, or reason, they would we drop and being too cool to so much as honor our forefathers not know of a good scruple if by saying “Happy Fourth.” Our Readers Write they tripped over one. Now comes my happy ending. July 3, I returned to Acme and We are well overdue for our fi nally spoke up. Having been down this road before regarding next much-needed state revolu- Christmas, I braced myself for the oncoming insults. But I was LoBiondo Signed; Never Read the Bill tion. We need a modern day determined to stand up for all those who gave so much for our Cassius to lead “We the People” liberty. To The Editor: policy is that we increase the miles per gallon. out of New Jersey’s dark ages. Surprisingly, the kind associate listened with great sincerity as Car and truck manufacturers accomplished most The trouble is, we don’t have I told my experience and how I felt about it. She expressed shock Before and during, I wrote to U. S. Rep. Frank of the existing mileage goals using manufacturing much of a political pot to pick that anyone would have a disdainful attitude toward Independence LoBiondo regarding Cap and Trade in addition to components with plastic. Additionally upholstery, from, do we? Day and that her very own father served faithfully in the military. drilling offshore for gas and oil. I also wrote Sen. dashboards, electrical components, gaskets, and She assured me that Acme never gave out any kind of instruction Robert Menendez on the same issues and he is carpeting, from plastic, plastic is made from oil. JIM CARROLL III to its employees forbidding the greetings of “Happy Fourth” or too arrogant to answer. • Expanding the same thought, our politicians Green Creek “Happy Independence Day.” The sincere empathy coming from The questions that I have posed to both repre- indicate electric cars are the future. Where does her relieved my ill feelings toward Acme. The best was yet to come sentatives were: the electricity come from? Will safety become an on the morning of July 4. Cheerfully speaking over the intercom • What specifi c scientifi c facts were available issue with smaller plastic automobiles? system, a young voice wished everyone a very happy “Fourth of illustrating that man is responsible for global • As mentioned above, to date the automobile Got An Opinion? July” and blessed our nation’s birthday. My heart soared. warming? (A sidebar to this statement is: applied mandated mileage increases have been mandated Herald Newspapers wel- For those of you who slander our heritage – look to other coun- science is when you do the math; 2 + 2 = 4 and and met. Diesel consumption is over 400 billion comes letters on a wide range of tries where you are not allowed to worship freely, to countries so on. When you produce pharmaceuticals the miles per year, utilizing 45 percent of each barrel subjects. Have you an opinion? where children are still being sold into slavery, where you cannot chemistry, and processes are duplicated every of oil. Is there a focus issue with LoBiondo and Go to our Web site: www.cape- even dream of owning a home or anything else. I’ve yet to see time, when they produce gasoline, motor oils, Congress? I wonder if there are lobbyists for the maycountyherald.com and click people crossing deserts, jumping barbed wired fences, fl oating and diesel fuel, the scientifi c facts are duplicated trucking industry. on Opinion to submit a letter. on rafts across shark infested waters to fl ee the United States of verifi able through testing every time. DNA testing • Jeff Tittel of the Sierra Club congratulated Same rules apply, same number America. is now the gold standard for many convictions. The LoBiondo’s dedication to the environment. LoBi- of words (600) Or write one, We are unique not because of the physical beauty of our lands identifi ed DNA is tested, and verifi ed, making it ondo has committed to nuclear, solar, and wind sign your name, hometown and a scientifi c fact. Repeating a thought repeatedly farms. I would like to know if the congressman (Page A37 Please) phone number for verifi cation. does not make a scientifi c fact.) could demonstrate some leadership and indicate Deadline for letters is 5 p.m. • A question that I have presented to LoBiondo where we could locate a wind farm in any one of From the Publisher Thursday. is, 20 percent of a barrel of oil is used for auto the three counties he serves. The Hall family wishes to express our heartfelt gratitude to all gasoline. The entire emphasis of the government (Page A38 Please) who attended our son Dennis’ memorial service at the Lighthouse N Church July 12th and to all of you for your prayers, cards and other support. We are coming to grips with his passing and are moving forward. COMPASS POINTS... By AL CAMPBELL Regarding my column, I was away this week; may I call your W E attention to our son Benjamin’s essay on these pages regarding his brother Dennis. Thoughts of Bay Cruises, German Fare and Small Cars Art Hall, publisher Here are some questions of limited importance that have been Wildwood was during an Oktoberfest S bugging me for quite some time. Maybe readers will be able to (held in September, for some unknown Quotes From the Bible shed light or even give me an answer to one or all of them. reason). The late Herr Mayor Fred Wager would tap the fi rst keg To every thing there is a season…A time to weep, and a time to It’s a drag for vacationers to get to Cape May County. Driving of beer and music from Rhineland, played by bands wearing laugh; a time to mourn, and a time to dance. here is certainly not something that I would fi nd enticing, so why lederhosen, would resound in the big tent on the city-owned lot Ecclesiastes 3 can’t travelers embark in Philadelphia and sail down the Delaware off Schellenger Avenue. River and Bay to, say, the Cape May-Lewes Ferry terminal in Thinking along similar ethnic lines, what ever happened to North Cape May? the Polka Festival in Wildwood Convention There, they could be met by shuttles to their nearby accom- Hall that attracted great numbers of folks, Published Every Wednesday by the modations in Cape May and The Wildwoods. many of Polish ancestry from the Pennsyl- SEAWAVE CORPORATION This would make getting here more than half the fun. It would vania hills? alleviate the terrible, and I stress terrible highways, like Route Did they all just give up dancing polkas and 47, clogged with traffi c that is stifl ed by traffi c signals that make eating such out of this world food as Potato ARTHUR R. HALL, President & Publisher it all but impossible for folks who live along the highway to enter and Cheese Pierogis or Golabki (Stuffed and exit their driveways. Cabbage)? I can’t believe those folks from ALFRED S. CAMPBELL, Managing Editor Look at travel shows of Germany and France. Along those pic- Allentown and surrounding towns wouldn’t turesque European rivers ply long boats that convey passengers return here to dance to bands that played PRESTON D. GIBSON, Director of Development up and down rivers. Why would it not work here? For those who that particular kind of Polish music. BENJAMIN N. HALL, don’t want to drive, but would rather get from there to here, and North Wildwood has annual Irish and Ital- Director of Online Application Development who wouldn’t want to make a leisurely cruise, why not have a ian festivals. Hundreds of thousands fl ock to fl eet of hydrofoils that could speed visitors from Philadelphia to the Five Mile Beach to eat, drink and be merry at those events, KAREN DICKINSON, Advertising Manager North Cape May? why not give equal time to some other national groups? BETH HUBER, Senior Sales Executive There are day cruises up the Hudson River, why not Delaware Face it, you don’t have to be Irish to enjoy bagpipe music and River cruises down to Cape May or, hey, what a brilliant idea up eat soda bread, corned beef and cabbage. You don’t have to be KIMBERLY LYNCH, Client & Creative Services Manager the bay to Philadelphia, or maybe even the Camden entertainment Italian to like spaghetti and spumoni, and you don’t even have to ROBERT KOSINSKI, Operations & IT Manager and aquarium area? be German to long for knockwurst and sauerkraut and mashed Is there some unwritten code that German restaurants are potatoes, so let’s open up the area to some other ethnic festivals 1508 Rt. 47, Rio Grande, N.J. 08242 forbidden here? There are many wonderful restaurants serving and tastes. Phone 886-8600 ■ Fax 886-1879 everything from pasta and gourmet treats to sushi and Chinese Finally, why can’t car manufacturers, who are retooling every- fare, but there is not one restaurant that specializes in German thing just to stay alive, make a really fuel-effi cient vehicle that E-Mail: [email protected] cuisine. doesn’t look like a refrigerator on wheels? DEADLINES The diner who longs for a taste of German cuisine, such as Pork Match a car that gets outstanding mileage, electric-gas combi- News & Photos ...... Thursday Schnitzel with home fries and red cabbage, Baked Camembert nations, hybrids, or something that runs on sunlight and peanut Display Advertising ...... Friday-5 p.m. Cheese with pear and cranberry sauce, Bratwurst with potato shells, with something that has just a little bit of style and class, Classifi ed Ads ...... Monday-11 a.m. salad and sauerkraut, Sauerbraten with potato dumpling and red and I would think they’d have a winner. They would have to Classifi ed Display Ads ...... Friday-5 p.m. cabbage or perhaps Pork Schnitzel Reuben with potato salad would issue numbers for people to buy them. So where is the discon- Legal Advertisements ...... Thursday-Noon have to take a long ride north on the Garden State Parkway into nect in all this? ■ © The Seawave Corp. 2009, All rights reserved. First copy of this publication is Bergen County or New York City. Designers must be ordered, “Ugly is chic, put wheels on it, free. Each additional copy costs $2. All property rights for the entire contents of this publication shall be the property of the Seawave Corp. No part hereof may be Dare I mention desserts a diner, with enough room left after and give me the plans by lunchtime.” So they did; and we have reproduced without prior written consent. eating one of those dishes, may want to enjoy? Imagine fi nishing fl eets of mundane vehicles with all the sex appeal of a pumpkin, Neither participating advertisers nor the publishers will be responsible or liable for misinformation, misprints or typographical errors. Seawave Corporation’s liability off a meal with something like Schwartzwaelder kirsch torte, and still they wonder what went wrong with American car for errors or omissions resulting from its own negligence or from cause beyond its (Black Forest Cherry Torte), Hot Raspberries over Vanilla Ice manufacturers. control extends only to the cost of actual space occupied or to have been occupied I’d appreciate hearing from readers on Delaware Bay cruises, by the item(s) in which the error or omission occurred. The publishers reserve the Cream, Rote Gruetze, (raspberry, cherry and strawberry compote right to edit or refuse any submitted material, as well as to reject or cancel any with vanilla sauce) or Asbach Coffee, Asbach Brandy and Coffee German restaurants and cuisine, Polish food and the return of advertisement at any time. with whip cream. polka music to Wildwood and design-challenged fuel-effi cient Dedicated to the Service of God and Mankind. The last time such passing culinary thoughts drifted through cars. Herald Newspapers July 22 2009 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A37 Table For One: Alone on Vacation Dennis…I Miss You Brother And so I learned. I learned to love the beach by myself. BY BENJAMIN HALL it. I looked up to this brother unreservedly I learned to travel the world, sometimes with a loved one, now and the years we were farthest apart Making never with a token date. And now, many summers later, The news hit me like the two shotgun we grew closest together. those lessons remain with me as I bicycle into the sunrise, blasts that killed my only brother. The When he fi nally returned from his Sicil- and romp with my four- footed partner on the dog beach phone call around mid-night on Father’s ian adventures, with a wife and twins, we Life Work! at sunset. Although I was lucky enough to marry the Day, “Your brother’s been shot.” The became fast friends since it was already tall, handsome John Wayne of my 50ish dreams, solitude By DR. JUDITH COCHE second call, I remember no words, only too late to be old pals. Dennis and I had remains an alternate treasure. the desperate moan of my mother that an- so many fun times together, many of Three clues to manage a lonely beach summer: nounced his death. Now it was my turn them testing the physical limits of man “The hardest part is dinnertime. I mean, at the beach • Do what you love and love what you do. Our summer to scream that everlasting “No.” and machine. I never knew a wave could I can swim, and if I sit alone on my folding chair reading, paradise has something for everyone. List four things you In that singularity, I fi nally knew the catapult a waverunner and its rider so high it looks like I am enjoying myself. But I love to dine at love, and force yourself to do them. Yoga classes, craft fairs, depth of love I had for my brother. It in the air until Dennis showed me how. new restaurants, and it is so painful to sit near laughing beach runs, waterside reading, smelly fi shing outings… wasn’t always that way. Growing up at We got stuck more times in wilder places couples and families as I wait impatiently to be served many activities are just right for one person. 6610 Atlantic Ave. with Dennis Ray Hall than I care to recall. I also remember a dinner. I never have dessert. Dessert needs happy smiles, • Have fun with those who love you. Two or four- as my older brother wasn’t easy for me. contemplative and artistic side of him and I always rush to get outside because It feels so awful legged playmates love to romp with beach dwellers. Dogs, He seemed to delight in infuriating me as we sometimes hopped into the car at to be alone.” Cindy stared straight at me, her offspring, nieces, and other single adults provide when he thought of me, and when he “photographer’s hour,” that time of early gaze challenging me to prove that her solo beach more than “fi ller” for lonely times. They co- didn’t his reputation did the work. To evening when the light is just so, and went vacation could provide fun. create memories for a lifetime. me he was The Fonz, the bad boy who’d on photo expeditions to capture a scene “You decided against including Herb this • Get Irresistible. It is tempting to bemoan seen and done it all; a natural leader if with painter’s eyes. time?” I knew the answer. Herb was slower your inter-rib blubber, convincing yourself that mischief was your game and the girls During these shared times as the years than quick-witted Cindy, hated the sun, did not nobody in their right mind will ever want to never seemed to mind that. On the other piled on, I got to watch Dennis grow as a swim, and drove Cindy to distraction through help you strip. Instead, use your time to prepare hand, I didn’t have a title…except maybe person, as a father and a brother to me. incessant complaints about sand creeping into for “battle.” Battle gravity. Battle the American the bookish brother. So, of course, I spent He never lost that boyish imagination yet his ample swim trunks. Herb wanted to come, fast-food addiction. Invest alone time this sum- years alternately jealous and disgusted, but grew more in tune you might say, with the but Cindy considered his company a waste of a mer to look your current best. Somebody will always in the orbit of a brother the world “better angels” of his nature. We know he rented bay front condo. notice. I promise. would know. was no saint, yet he radiated generosity “Oh come on! You remember when he put Vaseline We love and are loved by others whether we are single or After high school he reaped the normal absent the thought of reciprocity and if on his chest because he read somewhere that it protected coupled. Cindy could pursue her interest in galleries, kayak reward of a misspent youth, bouncing in he had a motto, authenticity would be its him from the sun, and the awful stuff got into his chest lessons, gourmet seashore dining. She could trim her and out of college and then jobs and then crown. He loathed falsity and hypocrisy in hairs and ruined the sheets at that Victorian bed and generous thighs and feel proud in her casual chic collection cities. Apparently none was big enough to people, situations, ideas, but most of all in breakfast. I’ll never forget the look of pure pity I got from of Ralph Lauren. She could invite city girlfriends to have a hide him or distract him from what drove himself. In his zeal, sometimes he could the Innkeeper when she saw him in his swim trunks. I giggle weekend that far surpasses meetings with humdrum him there. Dennis and I didn’t talk much be like Christ driving the money-changers felt lonelier with him than at a table for one. He does bet- romance applicants. She could love Cindy better. during this time except for the occasional from the temple. He was quick to befriend ter in the city.” Cindy had decided that the ambiance of And if Cindy can do this, so can you. Give it a try. If you meeting or letter seeking advice on manag- and slow to judge. The fi rst to help and the center city Philadelphia made it easier to forget what he are unable to enjoy alone time in Paradise, check for signs ing the parents. last to leave. looked like nude. Sitting at an “au courante” outdoor café of depression. Consider getting some professional help to Our relationship changed when one day All these memories of my brother I’m at Rittenhouse Square, his navy blazer covered numerous enjoy your single life. Depression and loneliness can mask I heard he’d joined the Navy. My reckless trying to bottle up, capture, and embalm; inches of stored fi ne dining. for one another. Depression is easily treatable and, when and free brother decided to limit his free- hoping, in the process some will rub off I remembered. I remembered being suddenly single in treated, unleashes the fun that was hidden in a mask of dom and structure his days.I remember on me as I pick up an uncle’s duty and Stone Harbor when I was widowed in my 40s. I remem- loneliness. After all, you deserve the best of you. thinking how proud I was of him. He had take these treasures to the next genera- bered the fi rst summer, when laughing families on vaca- To consider: How can I rethink being alone at the beach the power to choose and the will to use tion of Halls. tion ripped at my innards. I remembered having to train so that I can make it sparkle for me? Am I depressed or myself to enjoy “alone time” when dinner-and-dancing had simply stuck in the expectation that a vacation requires been the default weekend plan. I also remembered the company? parade of gentlemen who “got my number” from mutual To Read: Flying Solo. Carol Anderson, Ph.D., Norton, community or affect a posi- friends. Aiming to please and expecting to be pleasured, 1995 tive change.” they beckoned me from my single life status. I wanted no Coche of Stone Harbor educates the public in mental I know that not everyone part of it. Like Cindy, I saw the pimply fl aws instead of health issues. She can be reached at [email protected] agrees with the importance the decent men who housed them. or 215-859-1050. of women in politics. Be- By Keith Forrest lieve me. I was amazed at Mamas Don’t Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Liberals some of the comments I got about my research on a social networking By JACK FICHTER has raised a daughter that is as wonderful as any young My mother’s election to the Cape May site this summer. woman could be. He married a no-nonsense woman who School Board changed my life forever. One male friend commented sarcasti- Do you know the Willie Nelson-Waylon Jennings hit drew some lines. Before that, I was a fairly typical teenaged cally, “Yeah, I guess the only altruists in song, “Mamas Don’t Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cow- Then, there was a child I’ll call “smart daughter” from male, emphasis on male. the world are women, right?” boys?” I was watching Willie sing that song last weekend other parents. She grew up in a home where the Bible I lived in a man’s world, without Most of the women I am interviewing and I was thinking: mamas don’t let your babies grow up was treated the same as Aesop’s Fables or Cinderella. even knowing it. I came across a letter this summer have never been interviewed to be liberals. She was taught there were no sexual boundaries, just be recently I wrote when I was 14 years old by a researcher before. That in itself is part I am not referring to Willie Nelson who is one of my free: it’s your body. to the editor of a daily newspaper. I was of the problem. favorite artists. He is an American icon as recognizable to Smart daughter learned to question everything and interested in journalism so I wanted to Research about women in politics has people as Santa Claus or Abraham Lincoln. Only after his protest just about everything else. She grew up smart and collect samples of newspapers around mainly used surveys and questionnaires passing will folks know how much money he has she grew up angry. the country. in the past. We’ve all taken surveys before given to family farmers and the poor. Her personal life was a train wreck with My letter was addressed to the editor and felt like we wanted to explain our What in the world gave me, Cape May lots of broken relationships with some serious with the salutation, “Dear Sir.” A few answers. County’s chief liberal writer, such an idea about consequences of her sexual freedom. weeks later I received a fairly angry letter I guess that’s what I am after with the raising children? She ran from job to job, relationship to back pointing out to me that not all editors in-depth interviews—the explanations. I was looking at the lives of some folks I know relationship with nothing to show for it in the were men. But no one has told the stories of these who were raised in very liberal homes and how long run. It was a revelation. I suddenly became women before. their lives have been a bit of a mess. My point is, raise your children with some aware of the role gender played in society. At the completion of the dissertation, I’ll I was raised in a church going, Barry Goldwa- traditional boundaries and rules, and like me, I realized that what my mother was doing have my doctorate. Perhaps more impor- ter-Richard Nixon-Republican home. I became let them turn into liberals on their own. That took some gumption. tantly, telling the stories of these women a liberal on my own after I entered the working will probably happen when then enter college She didn’t face any major impediments might help future women politicians, like world and had some very bad, low paying jobs anyway. on the school board because of her gender. my 3-year-old daughter Madeline. that made me see the division between the rich and the Tell your child there is a God and do not depend on But I started to look around at the world If you ask her what she wants to be poor. Star Wars’ “Let the force be with you” as their spiritual and realized it was only men’s voices that when she grows up, she’ll tell you, “I Getting back on topic, children of liberal parents, if background. Give your kids some type of religion. All of were being heard. want to be both.” She means governor your children believe “anything goes” that overabun- them teach virtue, honesty and some sort of morality. I became a feminist and it has carried and president. dance of free thought may get them into trouble in their Teach your children that not every person in govern- with me throughout my whole life. And own lives. ment is corrupt. While most probably are corrupt, there perhaps has never been more dominant Keith Forrest is an assistant professor of A couple of examples: rock star kid. If I mentioned a few good lawmakers and representatives. than it is right now. communication at Atlantic Cape Commu- the name of the band his father is in, most of you would Don’t indulge your habits in front of the kids unless In fact, some of you have probably been nity College. His late mother Libby Demp know it. Rock star kid grew up in a “hippy” environment you want them to copy all that you do. wondering where the “Joyride” column Forrest Moore wrote the Joyride column where dad toured and played music and smoked dope in I have seen examples of children of the liberals beyond has been lately. It has been swallowed for this newspaper for 20 years. front of the kids. the three I cited, and some turned out just fi ne. up (as have most things in my life) by my Number one son grew up with a very strong musical My belief is to ground your children in traditional values dissertation. talent but followed no rules or boundaries. He was the kid and let them “go liberal” on their own. No doubt life will This summer has been devoted to in junior high with shoulder-length hair and an attitude. show them the division between the “fortunate sons” and obsessively (the only way to get it done) Number one son plays in a band that seems to have the working poor, justice and injustice. working on the “mother” of all projects. In some connection to the “Devil.” Their logo is some sort At least your children will begin life with some order a nutshell (and that’s not easy to do with a Dennis Rec of pentagram and he calls himself by some weird Latin and hope if you instill some traditional values. dissertation), my research is about who or name. He has a problem with alcohol and drugs. And no, I am not watching Fox News these days. My what motivates women to run for execu- Makes Plans Of course, he may go on to be a rock star himself or he heroes are still Al Gore and Michael Moore. tive offi ces like governor and mayor. may wind up in rehab living off dad’s money. Have a nice week and as Crosby, Stills and Nash sang I’ve spent the summer interviewing Interestingly enough, another rock star dad I have met “Teach Your Children Well.” women politicians across the country. For ‘Nite Out’ Some of the names you know. Some you’ve never heard of. DENNISVILLE – The township’s annual Silent No More One former lieutenant governor told National Night Out wlll be held Aug. 4 at (From Page A36) their identities on that piece of paper that meant treason me that the reason she ran for office the Rec Complex, 565 Dennisville Road in and lakes and oceans, we are unique because of men and to England — but freedom to us whom they called their originally as mayor of a fairly large city South Dennis beginning at 6 p.m. women who cared more about freedom than their very posterity. was because all the candidates were “old The event will include numerous exhib- lives and fortunes. If you love our country, our Constitution, our Found- white guys.” She felt she could provide its, fi re and safety demonstrations, a limited Our signers of the Declaration of Independence knew ing Fathers, and our children’s children (our posterity), a new voice. number of free hot dogs and sodas, games, that their signatures would seal their fate. If the war had then speak out against political correctness even though A multi-term mayor of a Camden music and a fi reworks display at dusk. been lost each signer faced the prospect of being drawn your lips feel clamped. Keep silent no more. Look at this County community told me, “I think it’s The Dennis Township Basketball As- and quartered or at the very least hanged. Take the time country as you would your own loved ones and be strong different for women to get involved in sociation will be selling BBQ chicken to read what happened to each of those brave men – in your defense of her. politics.” She continued, “Women are dinners for $12. many lost their homes. At least one man actually lost wired differently than men and I think For further information, call 861- precious family, living the rest of his days never able to CATHY DRISCOLL their biggest draw is to contribute to the 1045. fi nd them. Yet they knew the price and still boldly wrote North Cape May A38 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers July 22 2009 Hospital Chairman Answers Concerns Our Readers Write Civil Rights Act Violated in Case of McCullough? To The Editor: our community. In 2007, the Medical Center started a Hospitalist Program. To The Editor: New Jersey attorney, Bar Association.” The A recently published letter questioned why certain The Hospitalists at Cape Regional are Board-Certifi ed other undated challenger’s affi davit states, medical specialists are relinquishing their privileges at Internal Medicine specialists who provide in-patient care Records obtained seem to show another “Does not live here, lives in Matawan. Cape Regional Medical Center and what can be done to to patients who either do not have a physician on staff example of a double standard in determin- Works at Patton Boggs, LLP in Newark.” replace them. or whose primary physician has chosen not to perform ing the right to vote in an investigation It seems no investigation was done on this It is important to note that the situation that Cape in-patient duties. conducted by the Cape May County person until Aug. 5, 2008, when Joy and Regional Medical Center faces is a common challenge Recently, the Board of Trustees and the medical staff Board of Elections when fi nding voter Melody, of the CMC Board of Elections Of- across the country. Many medical specialists, including leadership acknowledged that our current practice of as- irregularities. fi ce, as quoted in records received, “Went neurology, psychiatry, endocrinology and ear, nose and sisting existing practices to recruit new physicians was In the following such case it seems to property no one was home; called her throat, no longer need hospital privileges to practice not suffi cient to meet the growing demand. the Board of Elections came to a much offi ce and spoke to her. She works out of their specialties. Therefore, the board recently approved the Medical different conclusion with what seems Newark at this time but within the next Free-standing surgery centers, imaging centers and out- Center’s direct employment of physicians in needed to be far more evidence proving no resi- few weeks will be working out of Trenton. patient centers replicate what hospitals have traditionally specialties. The fi rst of these specialists should begin dence in Wildwood and not forwarding Wildwood is her domicile. She has always offered physicians. practicing in the community later this year. this information to the Prosecutor’s Of- voted in Wildwood and never anywhere More importantly, these free-standing centers do not In conclusion, while the Medical Center cannot fi ce as was done in the case of Kathleen else in the state.” place the hospital demands on physicians such as treating prevent physicians from making decisions in their self- McCullough who actually resides in her At this point it seems the investiga- all patients who present to the emergency department, interest, the community should be assured that the Board home in Wildwood. tion was closed. This investigation was regardless of their ability to pay, participating in the hos- of Trustees and medical staff leadership is committed to The subject is registered to vote from closed based on a telephone interview pital’s regulatory initiatives and complying with a host meeting the current and future healthcare needs of Cape 316 West Pine Avenue, Wildwood, that would lead a reasonable person to of state and federal rules to which free-standing centers May County. New Jersey. She is the daughter of City ask additional questions and conduct an are not subject. Commissioner William Davenport who in-person interview. Why was it necessary The Cape Regional Medical Center Board of Trustees, HENRY BRZYSKI was elected in 2007 by a slim margin. for her to vote by absentee ballot in nine along with the medical staff leadership is committed to Court House According to records I received through consecutive elections if she was residing providing the highest quality of healthcare to our commu- the Open Public Records Act (OPRA), at this Wildwood property? I also have to nity. Bi-annually, the Medical Center conducts a physician one document dated July of 2007, of the question the statement by Joy and Melody needs assessment to quantify exactly how many physicians (ED. NOTE: The author is chairman of the Board of Patton Boggs Law Firm Web site under who seem to be interested more in where and which specialties are required to meet the needs of Trustees of Cape Regional Health System.) her name it states, “litigation and dispute she works than establishing her domicile resolution, government investigations or residence which is required by law and and litigation, and business continuity who clearly applied a different standard in Your Server’s Pay Comes from Tips! planning.” the case of Kathleen McCullough. It also says she is a member of the New This seems to be another example To The Editor: that is what you’re doing. It does not make it okay to Jersey and New York Bar associations. of a violation of the Civil Rights Act of explain to someone who just spent an hour waiting on Regarding her voter profi le in Cape May 1964 which provides that in determining We all know we’re in a recession and our budgets are you and fulfi lling your every need, that you are out of County, she has been a registered voter whether any individual is qualifi ed under being cut back. No more unnecessary shopping trips and work and that it is a recession, so your tip is a little short from September 1994 until January 2009. the state law or laws to vote in any election, spur-of-the-moment purchases, we need to be frugal and and leave $2 on a $100 check. You should be ashamed She has voted by absentee ballot from the offi cials shall not apply any “standard, penny wise. I agree with all that and understand perfectly. of yourself. No I am not a waitress, and if I can’t afford April 2005 to November 2008. On Jan. 7, practice, or procedure different from the Times are tough. to eat out I don’t go. 2009, she changed her voter registration standards, practices, or procedures applied However when you decide to go out to dinner and So the next time you think you’d like to go out for a to Monmouth County, New Jersey. under such law or laws to other individu- splurge on that evening out or lunch with a friend, appar- bite, remember you are paying the wait staff’s salary and In these records there were two differ- als.” Stay tuned. ently we need to be reminded that your waiter or waitress if you tip nothing they make nothing. Actually you wind ent voter challenger affi davits, one dated is working for tips. If you don’t have enough money to up costing the servers money to wait on you because they April 28, 2007, which states, “lives and MICHAEL DELLAVELLA afford the tip then you don’t have enough money to go still have to tip the bartenders for the drinks you enjoyed. works, and owns home in North Jersey, Wildwood out to eat. It’s that plain and simple. I hear that a lot now, paying to work, what a concept!. Would you work your eight or 10-hour day for no pay? Come on, people, get with the program and do the Challenge Schools to Join Prayer Walk No. So why does the general public seem to think it’s right thing or stay home. okay this summer to stiff the hard-working servers this To The Editor Last year, because of Al Campbell and summer? I have heard it over and over again this summer DONNA BOYLE The Herald, we had the biggest turnout from countless people who are servers and it appalls me to North Cape May The time is quickly approaching. The in years of about 40 people. This year think that so many feel it’s okay to openly steal, because schools are about to open and the CURT we want more people to be involved so Foundation, Children United to Resist if you cannot make it to the Prayer Walk Temptation, is preparing for its annual in Middle Township, we ask that a desig- Skinner Should Be Held Accountable “Prayer Walk.” Every year we seek out nated person in your local community who those who believe in the power of prayer believes in the power of prayer to take the To The Editor: the Stockton agreement with Atlantic City schools which to come out and fellowship as we pray initiative and gather others and pray at the will bring in a fl ood of noisy kids to change the currently for the anointing of God to fall upon the entrance of all your schools on Aug. 29 at 9 I must say we were disappointed to fi nd nothing in quiet character of the neighborhood; i.e., traffi c, etc.? schools, administration, faculty, custodial a. m. Our goal is to be on one accord. the Herald on such a big local story affecting many of us Inasmuch as Barbara Skinner of Cape May City proved staff, bus drivers, and all those who en- The devil is sitting at the entrance wait- here in Cape May — the pending acquisition of Ponder- the driving force for this lease with Stockton, will she counter students in Cape May County and ing to snatch our children up as they enter lodge by Stockton. If they are to have a meeting as they in any way benefi t with a position or living on the site? across the world. We do this in order to into a new school year. We cannot let that stated, they would to apprise the public of their plans. It Should there by any subsequent problems associated with strengthen the spiritual immune systems happen. We must take a stand against peer- is important that the public have the opportunity to raise this program, we feel she should be held accountable of our communities. to-peer bullying, peer-to-teacher bullying, the following questions. resolving them employing the same media savvy skills Prayer should be a priority in our lives. teacher-to-peer bullying, and teacher-to- Are Lower Township residents going to bear the burden she used to secure this project. For Jesus, prayer was a way of life, not a teacher bullying. We must encourage aca- of security policing the state site as they already are doing, last resort. Prayer is one of the best ways demic excellence, community service and and appear unable to stop skate boarders from messing TONY DeANGELIS we can honor God. For this reason, as a civility towards our brothers and sisters. up the tennis courts or vandalizing the swimming pool? Villas community, we need to get involved in We must prepare ourselves to walk worthy If the pool and tennis courts are going to be opened to God’s mission, collectively participating of the calling with which we are called and the public as required by the state lease, who is going (ED. NOTE: The story was printed on July 15. It was in the expansion and effi cacy of God’s pray without ceasing. I believe that prayer to pay for their upkeep, insurance, etc., especially when posted on the Herald Web site, www.capemay coun- kingdom by asking the Lord to help all His is the way the life of God is nourished. He we hear about “grants,” “Stimulus funds,” and “invest- tyherald.com, July 10. A story about Skinner was also children and to impact His creation. wants to hear from you. ment,” all stealth terms for taxpayer dollars which in posted.) The CURT Foundation would like our case is property taxes, to issue a community challenge for Cape REV. PATRICIA ANDERSON ours already the nation’s LoBiondo Signed May County School Districts and any oth- Court House highest? ers who may be up to this challenge. On Moreover, will this be- (From Page A36) • Write or call LoBiondo or Menendez, Aug. 29, at 9 a.m., the CURT Foundation P.S. Take a picture of your Prayer Walk come a vehicle similar to • Will the congressman indicate when (most cases fail to respond, apparently will begin a Prayer Walk at the Middle and send it to the Herald or upload it to our lower energy savings will be available for the senator is too important to explain his Township High School. Web site, http://curt2000.webs.com any of the three counties, realized from positions) inquiring how they made their Father Offers wind power? “green” decision, green as in dollars that ‘Chocolate Rations’ Moments Will Occur • Can Tittel work with the congress- is going to cost you.) Demand or request a To The Editor: government, which usurped power for His Thanks, man, on a location as to where and how copy of their scientifi c documentation. itself everywhere possible, at the expense many windmills would be acceptable? A • Since LoBiondo signed, but never Appreciation Almost half a year passed. Unemploy- of liberty and Constitutional integrity. footnote; it requires almost 100 square bothered to read the bill he approved, did ment is 9.5 percent and climbing. Con- Obama continually calls for sacrifice miles of windmills to provide meaningful he read the documentation validating the To The Editor: sumers are demoralized. Our economic while he overreaches and uses our money minimums of energy, approximately 400 fl awed science? to 600 megawatts. Over that, additional woes have deepened. No stimulus tax on a spending spree. Obama dropped his We wish to express our and 8 percent unemployment would be support for Stimulus 2 when the aver- transmission grids would be required. AL CROSSEN sincere gratitude to all welcomed now. But Obama calls his plan age American fi nally said, “We have had • The costs associated with Cap and North Wildwood those who assisted in the Trade vary from one governmental agency a success? enough,” through tea parties, telephone rescue of Jamie. A special to another, suggesting the average family of I speak on behalf of the American calls, and noting incumbents’ votes for thank you is extended to four will spend over $1,000 per year, up to people when I say the average citizen next Election Day. the Lower Township Po- WOMEN’S GOLF is smarter than the elite left assesses. These are unprecedented times in $3,300 dollars within several years. That lice and Rescue; Rob, who is what cap and trade is; energy reduc- Don’t sell us a bill of goods. Chocolate, America. I anticipate that “chocolate ra- performed CPR, the staff tion by you through higher costs. Those COURT HOUSE — Results for the fi rst anyone? tions” moments will occur with increasing of Cape Regional Medi- on fi xed and lower incomes will bear the round of the Solheim Cup tournament of The real reason can be found in frequency in the future. Don’t be fooled. cal Center; Nurse Robin brunt of higher energy costs that includes the Wildwood Women’s Golf Association Obama’s poll numbers dropping below 50 Tomasello; ‘Wendy,’ and the cost of food, and any commodity that on July 15 are: White Team, 64.5, Blue percent in a few short (or long) months. NICK MORENCY Dr. Reardon. is delivered. Team, 61. America gave Obama a chance, and North Cape May Please mail cards of conditions worsened for all but federal encouragement to Jamie Lewis, c/o Cooper Medical Center, Pediatrics ICU, 3 Cooper Plaza, Suite 4 11, Camden, N J, 08103. 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