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See the rest of CAPE MAY— Twenty days after the fi shing the story inside vessel Lady Mary sank 65 miles offshore, a simi- on page B1. lar accident involving a scallop boat and a large container ship occurred in the same area. Attorney Stevenson Lee Weeks Jr., represent- ing the family of the Lady Mary’s deceased ONLINE owner and Royal Smith Sr., told the Herald Al Campbell Megan Kelly in dark sweatshirt, a senior at Middle Township High School, displays clay he has not dismissed the theory that the Lady ACTIVITY hot dog she crafted and displayed at the school’s second annual art show June 5 with her Mary was struck by a large container ship. Past 7 Days sister Katelyn Kelly, left, and Aubrey Hunter, front left, and Allison Hunter. The event While the Coast Guard has inspected a www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com was held in the PAC lobby. See more photos in slideshow at: www.capemaycountyherald. large, Liberian registered container ship, the com. Look under Community and Schools. Cap Beatrice, which was within one mile of MOST POPULAR ARTICLES: the Lady Mary at the time off the accident, a Jury: Higbee Not Guilty press release indicated a diver found no ap- Posted: Wed, 06/03/2009 - 1:33 parent damage to that ship. The Coast Guard 31735 reads, 144 Comments Trooper Higbee Not Guilty also interviewed crewmembers of the Cap UPDATED: School District Business Beatrice. Administrator Suspended By LAUREN SUIT and AL CAMPBELL by a court stenographer. Then, just before 5 Weeks said the Cap Beatrice was inspected Posted: Mon, 06/08/2009 - 1:41pm p.m. the jury sent word that it had reached a 50 days after the Lady Mary sinking. In the 4341 reads, 21 Comments COURT HOUSE — Twelve jurors found N.J. verdict. meantime, the freighter had sailed to Australia State Trooper Robert Higbee not guilty of two The sighs of relief were audible from those and back. MOST WATCHED VIDEOS: counts of vehicular homicide in the deaths of who had come to the courtroom to support A dive team, made up of volunteers, made Middle Twp Ambulance Corps Honors Jacqueline and Christina Becker. Higbee, including several state troopers a second dive to the wreck of the Lady Mary. Returning Service Members The verdict answers the question and members of his family. They took a number of photos that show dam- Posted: Sun, 06/07/2009 - 9:48pm, 217 Views that has been discussed heavily both Higbee left the courtroom the evening age to the fi shing boat in detail. around this county and the nation: The of June 8 without the weight of the trial Weeks said the damage to the Lady Mary was Flying Around the Lighthouse, Concrete Ship accident that took the life of the Upper on his shoulders, but the aftermath of comparable to damage to the scallop boat, Dic- Sun, 06/07/2009 - 11:05am, 195 Views Township sisters certainly was tragic, the Sept. 27 crash never far from his tator, which was struck by a commercial vessel but was it a crime? thoughts. in the same area, the Elephant Trunk, about 20 MOST ACTIVE SPOUT OFF THREADS: The answer from a jury of his peers On Sept. 27, 2006, just after 10 days after the Lady Mary accident. Is Higbee Guilty or Not Guilty????? was a unanimous, no. HIGBEE p.m., Higbee’s patrol car crashed into “The damage was very similar,” said Weeks. 3258 Views, 130 replies The jury of seven men and fi ve women spent a minivan that Christina, 19, and Jacqueline, “I have not written that off. I don’t know if the LOWER TWSP Bids out Grass Cutting most of the day listening as Higbee’s courtroom 17, Becker were driving in. The sisters were Coast Guard has.” Service and who gets it? testimony, given June 1, was read back to them (Page A6 Please) He said because damage was not found on 988 views, 25 replies the Cap Beatrice doesn’t mean there wasn’t Wildwood Clerk Deems Recall Void; collision. Photos of the damage to the Dictator and the ‘Check for 21’ photos of the damage to the Lady Mary are very Organizers Will Challenge Decision similar, he said. On April 14, the Dictator, a 85-foot scallop Begins 17th Year By LAUREN SUIT Wood said he learned from the Board of fi shing vessel home ported in Southwest Har- Elections that the actual number of registered bor, Mass. sustained an “enormous amount of By LESLIE TRULUCK WILDWOOD — City Clerk Chris Wood on voters in Wildwood at the time of the 2007 damage” after an encounter with a 965-foot June 3 declared as void the petition to recall general election was 2,788. Twenty-fi ve per- container vessel 47 miles off the coast of Cape CREST HAVEN — Yet another sign that Mayor Ernie Troiano and Commissioner Wil- cent of that fi gure would be 697 signatures. summer is here is the county’s annual kickoff liam Davenport. Regardless of a lower or higher number of (Page A2 Please) to the “We Check 21” initiative. The Wildwood Recall Committee turned in signatures needed, the names on the petition In its 17th year, the county Board of Chosen petitions on May 19 to the city clerk. Since were deemed invalid for a variety of reasons, Plot to Kill Cops Freeholders promoted its “We Check for 21” that time, the clerk’s offi ce had to verify sig- including: campaign by offering two informative training natures. • More than one signature by the same per- Thwarted in Rio sessions for workers in the licensed beverage As a result, Wood said the petitions, which son, with 23 multiple signatures for Davenport industry at the County Administrative Build- contained 792 signatures to remove Troiano and 26 for Troiano. By JOE HART ing June 4. and 790 for Davenport were found void “for • The box asking signers if they had read Liquor licensees and their employees asked a number of reasons.” To be found suffi cient, the petition was not checked: 16 in the case COURT HOUSE — A commercial fi sherman questions and had a frank discussion about the petitions would have had to contain 697 of Davenport and 18 for Troiano. from Ohio, with local ties, was planning to kill how to protect themselves from liability and signatures of registered voters, not 615 as fi rst • The signatures did not match voter regis- two Middle Township police offi cers, according (Page A4 Please) believed. tration certifi cates: 40 for Davenport and 48 to the county Prosecutor’s Offi ce. for Troiano Elvin Copson, 41, of Toledo, Ohio, was ar- • Petitions circulated by nonresidents also rested without incident at 4 p.m. on June 4 Middle Welcomes Home Six Soldiers were disqualifi ed. in the 3000 block of Route 9 in Rio Grande. By H.B. SCHEELER JR. 7 and also welcomed hom fi ve other county • Some 30 to 40 people per petition He was charged with two counts each of at- residents who recently returned from a tour (Page A4 Please) tempted murder and conspiracy and remanded COURT HOUSE — Middle Township Ambu- of duty in Iraq. to county jail in lieu of $1 million bail. lance Corps honored one of its members June Area rescue squads and fi re departments Top Gun F-18 Flyer Police said Copson was raised in this county with the Middle Township Police Department and subsequently moved to Ohio. and The Rolling Thunder Motorcycle organiza- Visits Air Museum According to a release from Prosecutor Rob- tion escorted the veterans on their return home ert Taylor and Middle Township Police Chief through the county prior to stopping at Middle By JACK FICHTER Joseph Evangelista, the arrest culminated a Township Ambulance Corps headquarters on two-month “murder for hire” investigation by South Main Street. ERMA — With a thunderous roar, a Navy detectives from both agencies’ Major Crime Spc. Abraham Ruiz, Spc. Tiffany Tomlin, F-18 Hornet jet landed at the county airport Units. Spc. Theodore Bohn, Pvt. 1st Class Richard June 3 for a visit to the Naval Air Station Capt. Eugene Taylor, of the Prosecutor’s Geronimo, Spc. Osmond Garrison and Spc. Wildwood Museum. Offi ce, told the Herald that Copson allegedly Craig Morrison, of the 253rd Transportation Cmdr. Samuel Paparo piloted the jet and of- conspired to murder Middle Township police Company based in Court House, were greeted fered a lecture on Naval air operations at the offi cers, Patrolmen Steven Novsak and Mat- Harry B. Scheeler Jr. by family, friends and community supporters. museum. His visit was extended 12 hours by thew Martino, to prevent them from testifying N.J. National Guardsman Spc. Osmond Sen. Jeff Van Drew, Assemblyman Nelson Al- heavy thunderstorms in the region that delayed in an upcoming trial. Garrison receives congratulation from bano and Assemblyman Matt Milam (all D-1st) a planned 8:30 p.m. departure. Neither offi cer was ever in direct danger First District Assemblyman Matthew presented Guard members with commenda- The F-18 Paparo fl ew was built in 1994. The during the investigation, and Copson was Milam in Court House June 7. He was tions on behalf of the State Legislature. jets are still being manufactured. arrested before he could carry out his plan, a joined by five other local soldiers. Parts of this story were fi rst published at He called the plane a “high performance, release stated. See More Pictures on Page A5. capemaycountyherald.com (Page A6 Please) (Page A2 Please) A2 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers June 10 2009 Captain Reports Crash (From Page A1) What’s May. Unlike the Lady Mary, that vessel did not sink. Three crewmembers sustained slight injuries. Cooking? The Dictator lost its drive train when its stern was Next week’s menu of struck damaging the rudder wheel and shaft. meals served by the Cape May County Nutritional Quick action by the crew is credited for no loss of life Project for the Elderly. in that incident. There were seven crewmembers and an observer aboard. Monday, June 15: Mani- The Dictator’s captain Rick Curtis, said safety training cotti, sauce, sausage, aspar- of the crew resulted in a good outcome of the accident. agus, roll, salad, chocolate He said he saw The Florida, a 965-foot British-registered cake, chicken rice soup. container ship going down the side of his fi shing boat Tuesday, June 16: with water from the container ship’s wake washing over Chicken fingers, gravy, the stern. sweet potato, peas, cole According to Fisherman’s Voice, Curtis immediately slaw, vanilla pudding. radioed a mayday distress call. At fi rst, The Florida did Wednesday, June 17: not respond and continued on its journey, he said. Hamburger, roll, potato Curtis said the crew of the Florida said they did not salad, baked beans, lettuce see the Dictator despite having three persons in its Tim Harper and tomato, pound cake. wheelhouse. Stern damage to the scallop vessel, the Dictator. Thursday, June 18: A key difference between the Dictator and Lady Mary Sliced ham, cabbage, boiled A volleyball-size hole below the waterline has been accidents was that nearby fi shing vessels rendered aid to potato, applesauce, rice the Dictator, but they did not assist the Lady Mary. found on the wreck, he said. Tim Harper pudding, cream of broccoli Week’s said the stern ramp was supported by four, The Coast Guard Cutter Finback from Cape May ar- Damage to the Dictator’s drive shaft. soup. four-inch square pieces of steel tubing. rived on = scene and towed the Dictator to port. Friday, June 9: Creamed “The port most piece of tubing supporting it, that piece Curtis claimed the Dictator was running at 18 knots chip beef, potato patty, of tubing is probably 10 feet long, is shoved all the way in a 10-knot zone. Plot to Kill Cops mixed vegetables, pickled The Dictator was struck by the container ship during through the back of the boat,” he said. (From Page A1) beets, pears. Weeks said photographs indicate the stern ramp, on daylight at about 2 p.m. in heavy rain and fog with 20 Monday, June 15: Bolo- the port (left) side, is basically pushed in to within a foot Taylor said that Copson was charged with attempt to to 30 mph winds. Weather conditions reportedly limited gna and cheese sandwich, or so of the hull. commit murder and conspiracy to commit murder, both the range of Dictator’s radar. wheat bread, carrot-raisin Another attorney, representing the families of deceased fi rst-degree crimes. Persons convicted of these crimes The Dictator’s towlines were in the water at the time of salad, lemon pudding, crewmembers, told the Herald the Lady Mary was un- may be incarcerated in the state prison between 10 and the collision, which limited how fast it could maneuver. grape juice. insured. He said the hearing is likely to be moved to 20 years. Curtis said all crewmembers donned survival suits. Tuesday, June 16: Liv- Philadelphia or North Carolina to accommodate a greater According to the N.J. Department of Corrections, Weeks said the Dictator’s rudder was knocked off, the erwurst sandwich on rye, percentage of people attending. Copson was incarcerated in state prison from Sept. 24, propeller was damaged, the port nozzle sustained a lot of macaroni salad, applesauce, He said there might be litigation against the Na- 1997 to Oct. 5, 1999 on unlisted charges and then from damage and the engine was knocked off its bed from by cranberry juice. tional Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration due to Jan. 22 to April 9, 2000 for violating parole and receiving the force that was sent through the propeller. Wednesday, June 17: a discrepancy of registration of an emergency distress stolen property. He was released from South Woods State Weeks said he would like to have the captain of the Chicken salad, roll, lettuce beacon (EPIRB) that may have delayed rescue of the Prison, in Bridgeton, Cumberland County. Dictator testify when the hearing resumes due to simi- and tomato, broccoli salad, crewmembers. Evangelista commended the cooperative effort between larities in damage to the boats. He said he has requested cookies, apple juice. NOAA satellite search and rescue analyst told a Coast members of the Prosecutor’s Offi ce and his department. and received photos of damage to the Dictator from its Thursday, June 18: Guard Marine Board of Inquiry May 7 that the Lady He indicated that this investigation demonstrated the owner. Tuna salad sandwich, white Mary’s EPIRB was incorrectly registered by a NOAA close working relationship between the two agencies, When the Marine Board of Investigation hearing re- bread, potato salad, peach- contractor which may have delayed the rescue by 90 which ultimately lead to the successful resolution of this sumes, the dive team that photographed the Lady Mary es, vegetable juice. minutes. dangerous situation. will testify. Weeks said the photos from the dive team Friday, June 19: Turkey Because of the inaccuracy, it emitted a signal when the This story was fi rst published at capemaycountyherald. were much better in quality than those taken earlier by and cheese sandwich on boat was slipping below the ocean surface after 5 a.m. com a remotely operated vehicle for the Coast Guard. wheat, celery sticks, jello, March 24 but it did not identify its location, the name of Contact Hart at (609) 886-8600 Ext 35 or at: jhart@ Weeks said the dive into 200 feet of water was danger- orange juice. ous. The divers breathed a mixture of three gases. the vessel or a contact phone number for its owners. cmcherald.com This story was fi rst published at capemaycountyherald. “I would personally like to see the rudder recovered so Practice and thought com Get news alerts on your phone! a metallurgist can look at the rudder,” he said. might gradually forge Contact Fichter at (609) 886-8600 ext 30 or at: jfi ch- There is substantial damage to the rudder, propeller Text “CMCNews” to 74574 many an art. and stern ramp of the Lady Mary, said Weeks. [email protected] -Virgil Herald Newspapers June 10 2009 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A3 Dina Daugherty Celebrates 100 Years All Items Overstock Sale CREST HAVEN — Un- settled in Court House SAFEST dine “Dina” Daugherty with their three sons. 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The investigation are always being bashed for to discuss the suspension nual salary of $131,165. into whatever is underway, making too much money, of School District Business Superintendent Michael only the Board of Educa- this guy only works nine Administrator and School Kopakowski confi rmed that tion can hire/fi re. months out of the year and Board Secretary Walter Landgraf had been sus- • How do I get sus- has off weekends and holi- Landgraf last week. pended with pay, but could pended with pay? It does days. He doesn’t even have Landgraf was suspended not offer further comment, not seem like a punish- to carry a gun to work. with pay for unspecified citing personnel matters ment at all... More like a This story was fi rst pub- actions. and confi dentiality. vacation. lished at capmaycountyher- Landgraf began as the Our online readers’ com- • I think the real is- ald.com At Least a Year New Rule Bans DWI Judges from DWI Cases By JOE HART percent to .08 percent and cense for 90 days and would disqualified from hearing lengthened the period of have been disqualifi ed for DWI cases must apply to the TRENTON — Within license suspension for fi rst- that period of time following Supreme Court before hear- days of the discipline of time offenders, mandating his sentencing date of June ing those cases again. a local judge for drunk three-month suspension 25, 2008. Under the new In addition to drunk driv- driving, the state Supreme when violation involves directive, Tourison would ing incidents, the new direc- Court issued a directive to blood alcohol level below be precluded from hearing tive also puts similar rules in Superior Court, Tax Court .10 percent and lengthening drunk driving cases for a place for judges involved in and Municipal Court judges suspension from six months full year. domestic violence matters. regarding the disqualifi- to seven when level above The directive states that This story was fi rst pub- FISHERMAN’S W HARF, C APE MAY cation of judges charged .10 percent. judges with reserved deci- lished at capemaycounty- with or convicted of DWI Under the previous rules, sions in DWI cases when herald.com offenses. because Tourison’s blood- they are charged with drunk On June 2, Peter alcohol-content was below driving will have those cases Contact Hart at (609) 609-884-3064 Tourison, a former mu- .10 percent at the time of his transferred to other judges. 886-8600 Ext 35 or at: nicipal court judge in Cape arrest, he lost his driver’s li- In addition, judges that are [email protected] May, Middle Township and Stone Harbor, was censured www.thelobsterhouse.com by the Court for violating judicial rules related to his drunk driving arrest in March last year. 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A4 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers June 10 2009 Recall Void Check for 21 (From Page A1) (From Page A1) “came out of identify fraudulent driver’s licenses in attempt to prevent the woodwork underage drinking. saying it was About 500 people attended both sessions to learn more fraudulent, and about the program, which includes road signs, fl yers, and they wanted radio and television commercials conducted all summer to be taken off to spread the word that Cape May County checks ID, the list,” Wood starting here in 1993 and has since been implemented said. statewide. “Through Sessions included a presentation by County Sheriff and our research current United States Marshal James Plousis, Underage and looking at DAVENPORT TROIANO Drinking Initiatives presented by David Bregenzer, coun- names on lists, sel to the director of NJ Division of Alcoholic Beverage we eliminated a lot of names,” said Wood. Control, and a fake identifi cation training session by “Rock solid,” valid signatures were “way below” the Jennie Rabecca-Reilly of the NJDMV Document Fraud 25 percent needed,” he added. Unit. “Thus, both petitions were deemed invalid due to Joe Vasil, supervisor of the NJDMV Document Fraud insuffi cient signatures,” Wood said. Unit, who usually makes a presentation, was unable to The recall committees can challenge Wood’s determina- attend because his family was quarantined after one tion and take the matter to Superior Court. member tested positive for swine fl u, Freeholder Gerald Tony Totah, one of the recall organizers, has said Thornton said. that, “We’ll defi nitely challenge the fi ndings in court.” The county conducts a card and count turn away initia- Leslie Truluck He said that the people circulating the petitions had tive annually over Memorial Day weekend. Under this Tavern and restaurant workers listen to Jennie Rabecca-Reilly of the NJDMV voter lists specifi cally to avoid collecting the names of initiative, several licensees documented and reported the Document Fraud Unit give hints on how to determine if an ID is fraudulent. non-registered residents, so they “know the names we total number of underage persons who were refused the got were good.” purchase of alcohol. Thornton said a total of 384 youths of Police Association. Contact Truluck at (609) 886-8600 ext. Parts of this story were fi rst published at capemaycoun- were refused a sale of an alcoholic beverage over last This story was fi rst published at www. 24 or at: [email protected]. tyherald.com Memorial Day weekend. capemaycountyherald.com. Our online readers comments include: “The turn away count is even more signifi cant if you • In Middle, we tried this for years, you can only beat assume that each kid had two friends that would have city hall by winning an election. Petitions do not work drank with him or her. The number would triple. In in NJ, the law is against you. If you want to change your my view, these numbers are staggering and genuinely town, run for offi ce and win. That is if any of the people refl ect the success and impact this campaign has made,” on the petitions can actually vote....legally! Thornton said. • We the REAL RESIDENTS of Wildwood spoke in the “Keep in mind you always have a right not to serve last election and to the victors go the spoils. Why don’t them if you have doubts. We can have all of these pro- the Philly folks cash out their condos and go pretend to grams but the only way they can be successful is through live someplace else and overturn the wishes of the RESI- you. You are the fi rst line of defense,” he said. DENTS there. We spoke in the last election and the best Selling alcohol to someone underage is punishable by men (2 of them anyway) won. Get over it and get lost. fi nes, suspension and potential liquor license revocation. • The recall committees have stated that they will be For those under 21, underage drinking is punishable by advancing the matter to the Superior Court, as provided a fi ne of up to $1,000 and loss of driver’s license for a for very clearly by the NJ Uniform Recall Election Act. mandatory minimum of six months. They also have stated that they have confi dence in the “Know that when you check IDs you are protecting signatures, used constantly updated voter lists, and are residents, visitors and all the people of Cape May County,” very concerned by Troiano’s acquisition of the petitions Thornton said. and his subsequent contact with their signatories. The program is sponsored by the Cape May County • The truth will prevail. The untruthfulness of City Hall Municipal Alliances for the Prevention of Substance offi cials is catching up with them and what really is be- Abuse in cooperation with the county Board of Freehold- hind the backs of the taxpayers is what is being shown ers and is funded by a grant from the Governor’s Council Al Campbell to date by the Mayor. He believes, against the rights of on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse. Middle Township High School art teachers Suzanne Sykes, left, and Karen the taxpayers, that he is above the law and has the sole Others involved in this effort include the Cape May Biederman share some of the students’ work with Middle Township Mayor F. right to contact said parties on list to harass/intimidate County Licensed Beverage Association, the Prosecutor’s Nathan Doughty on June 5 in the lobby of the school’s Performing Arts Center. because of signature. 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Friends of the Fisherman’s Memorial Forming By JACK FICHTER the landscap- ing around the CAPE MAY – A group memorial. called Friends of the Cape “With the May Fisherman’s Memorial sinking of the is organizing to make sure Lady Mary, the monument is main- there is an tained and names of the effort afoot to deceased are added to the make sure the memorial stone. new names are In addition, the group added as soon hopes to set up a scholar- as possible,” ship fund for family mem- she said. bers of commercial fi sher- Ferrante men who lost their lives said Jeff Re- at sea. ichle of Lunds “Our number one pur- Fisheries is pose is making sure the working to get memorial is taken care of,” the Lady Mary said Gretchen Ferrante, crew added to director of the Nature Cen- the memorial ter of Cape May, who has before a ser- been assisting with the vice June 19. care of the Fishermen’s The first Jack Fichter Memorial. event of Cape May’s Fisherman’s Memorial, She said when the Fish- Friends of the honoring those lost at sea, will add erman’s Memorial was Cape May Lady Mary’s crewmembers. first built, extra funding Fisherman’s ed to attend the service. was given to the City of Memorial will be a Blessing A reception will be held Cape May to be placed in of the Waters ceremony and before and after the service a restricted account to be memorial service for those at the Nature Center of used for maintenance. Fer- lost aboard the Lady Mary Cape May, 1600 Delaware rante said the group has which sank following an Avenue that will feature art- discussed taking back the accident 65 miles off Cape work depicting commercial funds from the city. May on March 24. The fi sherman and the sea. The city used some of the service will take place at 7 Those interested in join- funds to replace fi ve of the p.m. June 19 at the Fisher- ing the Friends of the Cape eight trees that had died man’s Memorial at the end May Fisherman’s Memorial around the memorial with of Missouri Avenue on the may contact Ferrante at the help of the Shade Tree harbor. 609-898-8848 or via e- Commission, she said. Three local pastors will mail at gretchen.ferrante@ Ferrante said the city has participate in the service njaudubon.org. limited staff to take care of along with the Coast Guard This story was fi rst pub- every public garden in the Recruit Band. lished at capemaycounty- city. Students, Coast Guard Ferrante said at least 20 herald.com recruits and Garden Club family members of Lady Contact Fichter at (609) of Cape May volunteers Mary crewmembers from 886-8600 ext 30 or at: have helped spruce up North Carolina are expect- jfi [email protected] A6 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers June 10 2009 No Verdict Could Relieve Grief Says Mother of Becker Sisters Air Museum By LAUREN SUIT courtroom she sits along took place outside of the Caiafa, a middle school (From Page A1) with other members of the courthouse. principal in Northfi eld, has lightweight, carrier-based, COURT HOUSE — Ma- family, including her sister, While nothing will change tirelessly pursued answers all-weather strike fi ghter.” ria Caiafa, the mother of Diana and father Caesar Ca- the fact that her children are after the crash and filed “The design of the air- Jacqueline and Christina iafa and groups of the young dead, Caiafa said she hopes a wrongful-death lawsuit craft is that, if need be, Becker, told members of women’s friends. the verdict will change against Higbee and the state it will fight its way to a the media that while she The victim’s family has the way State Police patrol police that was settled for target, deliver its ordinance respects the jury’s decision, sat quietly in the court- residential areas. She also $2 million last May. with accuracy, and then be no verdict could relieve the room, offering support for believes there needs to be She and Higbee met brief- able to fi ght its way out,” grief she feels each day. each other during the often- some sort of speeding cap ly in court in March 2007, he said. On Sept. 27, 2006, just emotional testimony. in the pursuit laws. when Higbee was there Paparo said the F-18 after 10 p.m., State Trooper Caiafa has talked to re- Citizens, she said, should to plead not guilty. Caiafa could agilely shoot down Robert Higbee’s patrol car porters about her daughters not be treated as collateral approached him and they airplanes and put a bomb crashed into a minivan that and the crash that took damage. chatted for a few moments on one of the enemies of Christina, 19, and Jacque- their life prior to the start Jacqueline, 17, was a then tearfully embraced. our country, then shoot line, 17, Becker occupied. of the trial, however Claire senior at Ocean City High The two met again after the down airplanes on its was Leslie Truluck Caiafa’s only children were McArdle, coordinator for School. She belonged to verdict was read in a small back and land on a carrier. Cmdr. Samuel Paparo emerges from the cockpit of pronounced dead at the the county’s Offi ce of Vic- clubs for art, history, drama conference room outside He said the landing speed a Navy F/18 Hornet. scene. tim/Witness Advocacy, had and Latin. She spoke Italian the courtroom. On both of the jet was about 140 knots. The F-18’s was a 1987 graduate of Villanova Univer- The jury returned a not made a statement that the and Spanish. Christina, 19, occasions, what was said top speed is Mach 2.0 or about 1,300 mph sity. He was designated a naval aviator in guilty verdict of two counts Caiafa and Becker families was a student at The Rich- remain between them. but a typical speed is 1,000 mph. 1989 through the Aviation Offi cer Candi- of vehicular homicide short- would not speak to the ard Stockton College of New Parts of this story were Paparo said the F-18 is hurled from the date School. ly before 5 p.m. on June 8. media during the course of Jersey. She talked about fi rst published at capemay- carrier deck by a catapult system from In his fi rst tour of duty, he fl ew the F-14 Caiafa has been present the trial. taking culinary classes so countyherald.com a standstill to 200 mph in one and half Tomcat with the “Tophatters” of Fighter throughout the long weeks After the jury reached one day she and her mother Contact Suit at: (609) seconds. Squadron 14 at NAS Oceana, Va. serving of the trial. Opening argu- its verdict, Caiafa agreed could open their own bed 886-8600 ext. 25 or lsuit@ The F-18 maintains a constant rate of until 1995. ments began May 6. In the to a news conference that and breakfast. cmcherald.com descent when landing on a carrier of 900 Paparo graduated from Navy Fighter feet per minute, which is equal in speed to Weapons School (TOP GUN) and reported Trooper Robert Higbee jumping out the second story of a house, for exchange duty with the Air Force, fl ying (From Page A1) he said. The centerline of the carrier run- F-15C Eagles with the “Ironmen” of the headed to the Wawa close to their grandparent’s home to way is always moving as a pilot descends, 71st Fighter Squadron for the Air Force at pick up milk for the next morning’s breakfast. They were said Paparo. Langley Air Force Base. pronounced dead at the scene. When landing on a carrier using a tail Beginning in October 1998, he reported Higbee said was attempting to close the gap on a speeder hook, the jet goes from 140 knots to zero for training in the F/A-18C, NAS Cecil when he ran the stop sign. He said he turned around and in about a second. Field, Fla. and then served as a department attempted pursue the speeder following Attorney General The jet featured artwork of a hornet. head with the “Valions” of VFA-15. He fl ew guidelines that require troopers to close the distance before The name honors the aircraft carrier the combat sorties over Iraq and Afghanistan. activating overhead lights and sirens. Hornet. In March 2002, he reported to Com- He said he did not see the stop sign at the intersection or “It has a nasty sting as well,” said mander, Naval Air Forces as an F/A-18 the “stop ahead” sign 500 feet before the intersection. Paparo. training, readiness and requirements Jurors found that Higbee did not act recklessly when he He said the F-18 was unmatched it offi cer. Screen capture courtesy of CNN.com terms of its ability to point its nose and Paparo next reported as executive offi cer failed to stop that night of Sept, 27, 2006. Trooper Robert Higbee’s defense attorney D. William In this case, the judge has defi ned recklessness to mean then employ weapons. It carries multi- of the “Dambusters” of VFA-195, part of Subin makes closing argument to jury June 4 as Judge mode radar to view the ground through the forward deployed naval forces, located a conscious disregard of a substantial and unjustifi able Raymond Batten listens from the bench. risk of serious bodily injury or death that requires a gross the weather, precisely targeting those at Naval Air Facility, Atsugi, Japan. He as- deviation from action that a reasonable law-enforcement However, he noted that when an offi cer is involved in coordinates to a GPS guided weapon. sumed command in August 2005, serving offi cer would take under the circumstances. those situations, there is a “measure of responsibility to the The jet is equipped with a 20mm can- as commanding offi cer until December Higbee had told the jury during his testimony that he general public how they exercise that discretion in those non with six barrels capable of shooting 2006. would never disregard a traffi c sign. He was newly married functions,” so that the public will not be endangered. 100 rounds per minute, said Paparo. He In January 2007, he reported to Fort with hopes of starting a family at the time. He and his wife Meyer noted that the case was not an “attack against said each bullet packs the punch of a hand Bragg, N.C. for training as commanding of- now have a 16-month-old daughter. the character” of Higbee. There was “nothing to suggest grenade. fi cer of the Provincial Reconstruction Team, The jury was charged with points of law by Batten on he (Higbee) is a bad or evil person,” said Meyer. The F-18 can carry air-to-air missiles Nuristan Province, Afghanistan, deploying June 4, and then sent out of courtroom at 4:15 p.m. to “Is there somewhere in the vehicular homicide statue such as the AIM 120 Amraam, the Aim 7 until April 2008. weigh Higbee’s fate with an asterisk that says it is a crime, except if you are Sparrow and the AIM 9 sidewinder. The In May 2008, Paparo assumed command The only thing unanimous throughout Cape May County a good person? No. If we engage in reckless conduct, we plane can carry up to 10 bombs although of the Gladiators of Strike Force Fighter about the vehicular homicide trial Higbee for the deaths are responsible. It doesn’t matter where we are a good or the typical load would be three or four Squadron 106, the Fleet Replacement of seems to be that no one would want to trade places bad person. The act is subject of this case. They are crimes bombs, said Paparo. Squadron for the F/A-18 Aircrew for the with those jurors. that are prosecuted,” Meyer said. He said he believed this particular F-18 Navy and Marine Corps on the east coast. Batten had instructed them that only a unanimous What the case was “not about” said Meyer was “sym- was involved in the fi rst nights of Opera- This story was fi rst published at cape- verdict could be returned. pathy for anyone. That is not something you should be tion Enduring Freedom, working from a maycountyherald.com Earlier that day they had heard closing statements by considering.” carrier in the Indian Ocean. Contact Fichter at (609) 886-8600 ext defense counsel D. William Subin, who went fi rst in the He urged the jurors to be “fair and impartial,” removing Paparo comes from Philadelphia and 30 or at: jfi [email protected] closing. emotions from their consideration. Subin placed the question into jurors’ minds, “When Further, he told them not to concern themselves with did it become a crime, and who decided it?” any sentence or its ramifi cations. Navy T-34 Visits County Airport “The judge will tell you sentencing is the province of He noted that the sisters’ deaths had been classifi ed as By LESLIE TRULUCK accidental even on the medical examiner’s reports. Then, the court,” Meyer said. Three elements that the state had to prove for vehicular on Feb. 27, 2007, the county Prosecutor’s Offi ce presented ERMA —Spectators at homicide, said Meyer: the case to the grand jury. the Naval Air Station Wild- • Higbee was driving the patrol car. That panel, Subin stated, “Meets only in secret…and wood Aviation Museum • “But for” the collision with Higbee’s car, “would these presents what he (the prosecutor) wants. When did it June 3 were able to view girls (Becker sisters) have died?” become a crime?” Navy aircraft in action. • That Higbee drove his car in a reckless manner. He asked what actions of Higbee’s were reckless, one Steve “Bert” Kiggans Meyer referred to various pieces of evidence that of the points the state had to prove. landed a Navy T-34, with related to the power control module (black box) from “When, at what point in time did (the state) meet the a 550 horse-power PT-6 Higbee’s patrol car that showed speed and when brakes burden of proof that his conduct was reckless?” Subin reverse-turbine engine. were applied as the trooper‘s car approached the stop-sign said. Kiggans fl ew from VFA controlled intersection of Stagecoach Road and Tuckahoe Leslie Truluck “It was a tragic mistake with ghastly consequences in 106 in Virginia Beach, Va. Road, Marmora. Pilot Steve “Bert” Kiggans chats with a visitor after which he (Higbee) did not perceive a stop sign…that there which he said is the largest Higbee, in an attempt to close the gap between a speed- landing a Navy T-34. was a vehicle coming the other way,” Subin said. squadron in the Navy, with ing vehicle, reportedly going about 65 mph, and heading “You need to focus on one issue, from our standpoint, over 100 F/A-18 Hornets. in the opposite direction, made a K-turn and was going the most crucial. Where in this case did the prosecution Receiving a warm wel- Register Now for Fall between 75 and 79 mph, said Meyer. Higbee applied prove a criminal state of mind? You heard Robert Higbee come, Kiggans spoke with brakes several times, but struck the Beckers’ minivan at testify. Ladies and gentlemen, this accusation of vehicular veterans who had used about 65 mph, he said. Culinary Arts Classes homicide, I respectfully suggest to you no rational person the same aircraft during He cited evidence produced by State Police investigators decided to go through a stop sign,” he continued. their service. He said “the MAYS LANDING — If been added, ideal for career to verify distances and approximate speeds and stopping “Please, do not show with any facial expressions, have best part is that it has air you’ve always loved to changers or those who wish lengths. any of you ever accidentally gone through a stop sign?,” conditioning.” cook or are ready to make to work while going to Meyer said no law enforcement offi cer is given “limitless Subin asked the jury. Kiggans said the T-34 is a career change, now is the school. Full-time students discretion” trying to catch a speeding vehicle. “We can’t assume a criminal wrongdoing in this case. used to help train students time to register for the fall not pursuing a degree can “You have to comport your conduct for the safety of the That is not fair,” Subin stated. to safely bomb and it is the semester at the Academy complete the requirements surrounding public,” he said. “I suggest for you to conclude he is guilty of vehicular first aircraft Navy pilots of Culinary Arts at Atlantic for a culinary certifi cate in As Meyer concluded his statement, he said, “Clearly, homicide is to conclude Robert Higbee was also suicidal learn to fl y before taking on Cape Community College. three semesters. Part-time the defendant was acting recklessly, and that the three in some way to risk his own life going through a stop sign. jets and helicopters. The Academy is accepting classes are available. elements needed to prove vehicular homicide had been Why would he want to do that?” Subin asked. This story was fi rst pub- applications for fall classes, The ACA also offers four shown. He added that Higbee was “doing his duty the best he lished at www.capemay- which begin Aug. 25, at short-term specialization “That the defendant caused the deaths by driving reck- could…Maybe there was a mistake in perception, but the countyherald.com. the Mays Landing Campus, programs. Baking and Pas- lessly was clearly shown,” Meyer said. state failed to prove a reckless state of mind.” Contact Truluck at (609) 5100 Black Horse Pike. try, Hot Food, Catering and He, too, reminded the jurors that they were to be “Please remember that it is your solemn obligation to 886-8600 ext. 24 or at: The ACA offers two-year Food Service Management “guided by evidence, not passion, not prejudice, sympa- determine his best state of mind. Do not let emotions get [email protected]. degree programs in Culinary certifi cates can be earned in the way,” Subin said. thy,” but to he “fair and impartial in the application of Arts, Food Service Manage- in just nine months — an “It is an accident, not a crime. Please remember in the the facts.” ment and Baking and Pas- ideal situation for industry “I have wondered at jury room to examine that issue for us. We place Robert “I suggest to you, that there can be no question. You try. Full-time classes meet professionals who want to times about what the Higbee in your hands,” Subin concluded. must do what the facts and the evidence in this case com- five hours a day, Monday strengthen their skills or for Ten Commandments After a short recess, First Assistant Prosecutor J. David pels, and fi nd, beyond reasonable doubt. You must then do through Friday, in a morning food enthusiasts interested would have looked like Meyer began to close the state’s side of the case. what justice compels and demands, and fi nd the defendant or afternoon session from in satisfying their culinary if Moses had run them “This is not an attack on a reasonable law enforcement criminally responsible for his behavior,” Meyer said. August through December curiosity. through the U.S. Con- offi cer,” said Meyer. He cited law that allows police to and January through May. For more information on gress.” exceed speed limits when needed while in performance Parts of this story were fi rst published at capemaycoun- An evening “After Dark” the academy, or call 1-800- -Ronald Reagan of duty. tyherald.com session from 5-10 p.m. has 645 CHEF. Herald Newspapers June 10 2009 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A7

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Web site. electrical and plumbing Bogrette, which are de- According to its Web One year ago, City Coun- will be designed by Gillian signing Cape May’s new site, Acentech created cil unanimously approved a and Hartmann of Valley Convention Hall, to hire audio designs for Boston $10.5 million bond to pay Forge, Pa. The food designers and engineers for Symphony Hall, Alice Tully for the construction of a The contracts with is the greatest! the building’s stage lights, Hall at Lincoln Center, new Convention Hall. the three engineers total ---Tommy’s Mommy sound system and catering the Hollywood Bowl, Ken- The enabling ordinance $201,150. (and by the way, kitchen. nedy Center Concert Hall, estimates the total cost of In a best-case scenario, HAPPY BIRTHDAY Kimmel Bogrette will en- Cirque du Sleil and Ruth a new Convention Hall at construction of the new Pearly May.) ter into subcontracts with Eckerd Hall in Clearwater, $11.6 million including hall could begin in October the following fi rms: Fla. $1.1 million from an ordi- with a completion date in RQ-DFNVRQ6WUHHW • Acentech: acoustical Electronics Diversified nance adopted by council late 2010, Mayor Edward J. #%HDFK Inc. (EDI) has been a lead- Dec. 18, 2007. Mahaney Jr. told the Herald engineering, voice ampli- Jack Fichter  fi cation and audio/visual ing innovator in technology In January, council ap- last month. Conner, left, MacLeod examine light pier designs. ZZZKRWGRJWRPP\VFRP engineering, fi xed fee of for the theatrical and archi- proved three engineer- This story was fi rst pub- $23,500. tectural lighting controls ing fi rms to proceed with lished at capemaycounty- • Theater light design: industry. EDI was the fi rst plans and designs for a herald.com New Spiffy Entrance to design and manufacture new hall. reliable solid-state touring Fralinger Engineering, Contact Fichter at (609) light dimmers. of Bridgeton, will handle 886-8600 ext 30 or at: Planned for Cape May EDI pioneered, designed civil engineering, Klein jfi [email protected] By JACK FICHTER entering the city. An Emeritus Senior Living Community That plan has been set CAPE MAY — Drivers aside but on June 3, City entering this historic sea- Council approved a new 609.463.6344 side town by car on Route preliminary design by the 591 Route 9 South 109 at the southern termi- city’s engineering firm, nus of The Garden State Mott and Associates, for Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 Parkway are probably not Cape May’s gateway. overwhelmed by the city’s The new design is sim- www.emeritus.com entranceway. pler. Traffi c triangles will be ©2007 Emeritus Senior Living In fact, it is hard to fi gure enlarged and feature pavers out where Lower Township that resemble cobblestone. ends and Cape May starts. Small, solar-powered lights The city’s gateway on Lafay- will illuminate walkways Independence. ette to Sydney Street is stretching towards Wash- bland and unimpressive. ington Street. Dignity. Plans have been in Streetlights would re- the works since 2005 to semble those on the Wash- Affordability. change lighting, traffi c is- ington Street Mall. Jack Fichter lands and landscaping but Engineer James Mott Uneven paving on Fulling Mill Road has created unstable driving conditions. they were stalled by the said a fi nal design would departure of former city be ready in two weeks manager Luciano V. Corea with bids going out in Football Camp Are Fulling Mill Road Jr. who was trying to do the August and construction Slated in July project without spending a completed in early fall. In-home Services Tailored to Bumps a Safety Hazard? lot of money. Bob Watkins, of Mott and Your Needs: CAPE MAY — The Jersey In 2005, City Council Associates, said two light • Companionship Cape Youth Football Camp By JACK FICHTER ders, said resident Jack decided instead of paying piers would be installed on • Bathing & Grooming Assistance will be held at Lower Cape Sparks, a former mayor of $34,920 to consultants cutouts on the bridge. He Rhodeside and Harwell said he wanted it to “say • Meal Prep & Clean Up May Regional High School VILLAS — It has a high the township. to design a new look for Cape May” rather than • Light Housekeeping July 6-9. Cost is $125, and speed limit and lots of “There were a lot of includes football cleats and twists and turns and some people killed on that road the entrance to the city, look like a lighthouse. • Laundry & Linen Changing a T-shirt. nasty bumps as a result of and I mean a lot,” he said. to let the revitalization Watkins said the lights • Alzheimer’s & Dementia Care Tentatively scheduled the county patching the Sparks said at that time, committee work with a would be 11 to 13 feet in • Errands & Transportation to appear is NY Jets All-Pro road. the county did not have rough design from the city height. • Up to 24-hour Care Center Nick Mangold, NY Lower Township resi- enough money to fi x the manager. Landscape Architect Jen Licensed, insured & bonded Jets Special Teams Coach, dents are not happy with road and he threatened to The city received a Conner said Crepe Myrtle RN supervised Kevin O’Dea and numer- the condition of Fulling get a dozen people to lie $252,000 grant from the trees would be planted ous college coaches from Mill Road. down and barricade Fulling county for the improve- along the Cape May Marlin around the region. At a June 1 Lower Town- Mill Road on the Fourth ments. and Tuna Club, selected be- For a brochure or further ship Council meeting, May- of July. In March 2007, Rhode- cause they would not grow information, call Mike Wil- or Michael Beck said the He said the county in- side and Harwell presented into overhead wires. son at 884-3475 and leave condition of the road was stalled a shoulder on the an artist’s conception to the Councilman Niels Favre a message. unconscionable. road within a week. public and to members of suggested seasonal fl owers CALL TODAY FOR YOUR FREE ASSESSMENT All proceeds from the “I’m not even sure it’s a An online comment from the Revitalization Commit- be planted in the triangles 609-927-5001 camp go to the Lower Cape safe road any more,” said a Herald reader called Full- tee. Their design featured such as tulips in spring and May Regional High School Beck. ing Mill Road “an absolute two structures that would mums in fall. www.SeniorHelpers.com football program. He said the township nightmare, I drive a Dur- have a stone base with glass This story was fi rst pub- Employment Opportunities Available reached out to the county ango, and my truck on this sides featuring the name lished at capemaycounty- to have Fulling Mill Road road is unmanageable.” “Cape May,” monuments herald.com paved but the answer as This story was fi rst pub- that would be illuminated Contact Fichter at (609) “no.” lished at capemaycounty- at night and have a copper 886-8600 ext 30 or at: Is chronic heel pain Beck asked Lower Town- herald.com top, placed on the bride jfi [email protected] ship police to look at the Contact Fichter at (609) “It is easier to know mankind in general than any road and determine if it is 886-8600 ext 30 or at: one man in particular.” preventing you from a safety hazard. jfi [email protected] François La Rochefoucauld Township Manager living an active Kathy McPherson told the Herald the patches to the lifestyle? road need to be smoothed Nowyou can do out although the township would prefer the Fulling something about it! Mill Road to be repaved. In March, County Ad- If you are one of the millions of people who suffer from chronic heel ministrator Steve O’Connor told the township recon- pain (plantar fasciitis) and have not responded to traditional therapies, struction of the road was in an innovative therapy may offer you relief. the design phase. McPher- Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy (ESWT) can be used to alleviate son said was waiting for a the pain, and increase mobility without surgery and the associated risks. reply from County Engi- neer Dale Foster. ESWT is performed on an outpatient basis and you can generally resume The long strips of asphalt your daily activities within 12-24 hours. patches may be compared to putting too much peanut Emergency appointments welcome. butter on a piece of bread and not smoothing it out. CFBHARLES . IRK, DPM, FACFAS Driving on some of the Diplomate, American Board of Podiatric Surgery patches makes a vehicle Fellow American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons pull to the left, then right. Board Certified in Foot Surgery - Certified in Ultrasound Diagnostic Technology Councilman Tom Conrad Certified in E.S.W.T.(SHOCKWAVE) FOR HEEL PAIN said an area of the road that had an “edge” on it was Joe Hart CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE BEESLEY’S POINT Middle Township AARP Chapter 1182 installed the offi cers for 2009 at its 29 East Mechanic Street 618 N. Shore Road the scene of some recent accidents. annual spring luncheon at the Grand Hotel, Cape May. New offi cers include: 465-1644 390-8181 Years ago, Fulling Mill from left to right, Treasurer Tina Newkirk, Vice President Belle Alto Oleferuk, road had no paved shoul- President Burgess “Butch” Hamer, and Secretary Chris Hatcher. Herald Newspapers June 10 2009 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A9 Two New Sergeants, Offi cers Appointed to Stone Harbor Police Department

By LESLIE TRULUCK

STONE HARBOR — Bor- ough Council promoted two police offi cers to the rank of sergeant and appointed two new patrol offi cers during a June 2 meeting. Family, friends and co- horts attended the swear- ing in ceremony, during which Sgt. Gregory Jack- son, Sgt. Christopher Palm- er, Officer Daniel Peters JACKSON PALMER PETERS ROBERTSON and Officer Christopher Robertson took the oath of from 1998 through 2002 er has received specialized nesota Express in the North Robertson is the creator offi ce administered by the and was appointed as a full- training in many areas American Hockey League. and owner of “C-Robs” borough clerk. time offi cer in September of police work including: Peters began his law-en- Summer Basketball Camp Councilmen Tom Cope, 2002. Methods of Instruction, forcement career in 2007 for 1st through 8th grade Barry Mastrangelo and Therefore, Jackson is in Field Training, Investiga- as a Special Law Enforce- students. Randall Bauer presented his 12th year of service. tion, Impaired Driving, Ju- ment Officer Class I in His Law Enforcement ca- the following information When Jackson gradu- venile Delinquency, School Avalon. In 2008, he gradu- reer began in 2007 when about each offi cer. ated from the Cape May Safety, Special Weapons ated from the Cape May he was a Class I Special $100 off on $500 Offi cer Gregory Jackson County Police Academy, he and Tactics and Police Su- County Police Academy Law Enforcement Offi cer or more qualifying is from Tabernacle. His dad, was awarded the Firearms pervision. and joined the Stone Har- in Ocean City and contin- Signature Window Treatments* George is a retired teacher Award, Academic Award In addition to his patrol bor Police Department as a ued in 2008 in the same FREE In-Home Consultation and Estimate and EMS chief and county and the Director’s Award as duties, Palmer serves as an Special Law Enforcement position in Brant Beach. coordinator. His mother, the Top Overall Recruit. Adopt-A-Cop and juvenile Offi cer Class II, a position www.budgetblinds.comwwww.bbuudgettblblinndsd ..ccomm Judith, is a retired busi- Currently, Jackson serves offi cer, a Field Training Offi - he currently holds. This story was fi rst pub- 609.513.8595 ness administrator for the as a juvenile officer and cer and PT Instructor at the Christopher Robertson lished at www.capemay- * Cannot be combined with any other offer Tabernacle School District. Adopt-a-Cop for the Stone county Police Academy and was raised in Tabernacle, countyherald.com. His brother, George III, is Harbor Elementary School, a Cape May County Region where he graduated from a patrol officer with the Firearms and Defensive SWAT team operator. Shalonee High School. He Medford Township Police Tactics Instructor for our Palmer lives in Dennis attended Burlington Coun- MORROW/SYED Department. Police Department Physi- Township with his wife ty Community College and Jackson graduated from cal Fitness, Military Drill, Melissa, three-year-old received an Associate De- BOARD CERTIFIED EAR, NOSE & THROAT Shawnee High School and Firearms as well as Sub- daughter Sophie and three- gree in Criminal Justice PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS received a Bachelor of Arts Gun and Defensive Tactics month-old daughter, Lily. in 2006. Degree in Criminal Justice Instructor at the county He has competed in many Robertson then attended from the University of Dela- Police Academy. local athletic events and Rowan University and re- ALLERGIES? ware. He served as a Class Jackson has been a mem- often trains for competition ceived a Bachelor Degree in Dr. William Morrow II Offi cer in Stone Harbor ber of the Cape May County in triathlons. Criminal Justice with a mi- NASAL CONGESTION? Regional SWAT Team since Palmer has completed nor in Education in 2008. Home Run 2006. He is an entry team two Half-Ironman competi- He attended the Burlington SINUS PROBLEMS? member and a sniper. tions and is currently train- County Police Academy Derby Coming Officer Christopher ing for the Philadelphia in 2008 and received his We have helped thousands of allergy On Saturday Palmer was raised with his Marathon. Police Training Certifi cate and sinus patients through a variety older brother Frank and sis- Daniel Peters was raised in January 2009. WILDWOOD CREST — ter Melissa, in Spring Lake in Cottage Grove Min- He is a Big Brother, men- of state of the art medical and surgical The Philadelphia Phillies by his mother Angela and neapolis, near St. Paul. He toring neglected and less Dr. Zubair A. Syed treatment options. Home Run Derby will visit father Frank. He attended graduated from Cottage fortunate children and he St. Rose High School, re- Park Senior School and has served as a law clerk in the Wildwoods on Saturday 601 Route 9 South, Suite A-2, Cape May Court House • 609-463-5888 at 9am at Higbee Field. The ceived a Bachelor of Arts received a Bachelor of Sci- Mt. Holly as well as a substi- contest is open to all boys Degree form Elizabethtown ence degree with a major in tute teacher at Tabernacle 715 Bay Avenue, Somers Point • 609-601-1570 and girls ages 7-15. Offi cial College and a Masters of Economics in 2000. Middle School and Indian www.earnosethroatplasticsurgery.com entry forms will be avail- Arts from Seton Hall Uni- Peters and his wife Au- Mills School. able at the fi eld the day of versity. drey live in Marmora with the contest. Entry fee is $5 Palmer attended the their two Bichons, Benson per child. Cape May County Police and Riley. He enjoys all CAPE MAY COUNTY Competition is broken Academy in 2003 and sports but especially ice into three age levels; 7-9 earned the High Academic hockey. SOCIAL SPOTLIGHT years old, 10-12 years old Achievement Award and From 2000 to 2003 he and 13-15 years old for the Merit Award. He served was a Professional Hock- both baseball and softball. as a Class II Special Law ey Player with the Phila- We love Batters receive one prac- Enforcement Officer for delphia Phantoms in the Happy 1st tice swing and 10 compe- one summer in Avalon. American Hockey League. you Dad… tition swings. Batters are Palmer joined the Stone From 2003 to 2004, Peters Birthday awarded points for each Harbor Police Department played for the Frankfurt Lola Tester even when swing and the distance of in August of 2003 and re- Lions in the Deutschland you wear each hit. Distances differ turned to the county Police Elite League and helped June 12, 2009 by age group. Academy to complete the the team capture the league funny Offi cial Philllies Home basic course for full time championship for the fi rst Run Derby rules can be police officers. He again time. hats! found on the Philadelphia received the High Aca- He returned home in Phillies Web site. For more demic Achievement Award, October 2004 and joined Father’s Day is June 21 information on the event, the Merit Award and was the Atlantic City Boardwalk visit the Greater Wildwood elected Class President. Bullies in the East Coast Happy 1st Send your Dad a special message Little League Web site: Since graduating from Hockey League and later in the Social Spotlight. www.gwll.org. the academy in 2004, Palm- coached the Southern Min- Birthday Deadline for June 17 issue: Kayleigh Rixey Friday, June 12 at 5pm Love, Love you to pieces! 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(609) 465-1669 [email protected] Al Campbell Call now to receive 10% discount (off er extended to July 15, 2009) Cape May Court House Robert Matthews, left, director, Martin Luther King Lic#13VH00463200 CAP Cadets Dylan Rutherford, front row, second from left, and Michael Quinn Community Center, Whitesboro, accepts handmade second row far left, of the Cape May County Composite Squadron, members of gift from Ray Jefferson Jr., a senior at Middle Town- the CAP NJ Wing Dragon Drill Team, participated with their fellow cadets from ship High School who tutored as part of his com- Addicted to Opiates? around the state at the Northeast Regional Cadet Competition. munity service requirement to graduate. Why suffer needlessly? Local Civil Air Patrol Cadets Homework Club Addiction Recovery Systems offers Win Regional Competition Benefi ts Students treatment for By AL CAMPBELL cerned Citizens of Whites- Heroin and ERMA — Two local boys categories. The team will broaden their horizons, with their team, The Civil now move on with the learn to assume responsibil- boro, Inc. held its award RX painkiller WHITESBORO — The dinner and fi nal meeting of addictions. Air Patrol Dragon Drill honor to represent the ity, feel self-confi dent and Team, were victorious at a CAP Northeast Region at set goals for their future. Homework Club, sponsored the school year on June 4. by Middle Township Recre- All 50 participants of the Conveniently located off of the Garden recent North East Regional the CAP National Cadet The Cape May Squadron Cadet Competition. Competition. meets every Thursday night ation Department and Con- club were given certifi cates State Parkway on Route 9. Our services and small gifts supplied by are discreet and confi dential Over Memorial Day This year’s NCC is to be at the Cape May Airport weekend, CAP Cadets Dy- held in McMinnville, Ore. Terminal Building, 2nd Free Basketball the Kiwanis Club of Cape lan Rutherford and Michael from July 9-13. Floor, in Erma. Doors open Clinic Saturday May Court House. Mention this ad and get 50% off Quinn of the Cape May CAP’s cadet program at 6 p.m. for testing, men- Robert Matthews, cen- ter director, was accorded our admission fee! County Composite Squad- trains young men and toring, Color Guard and COURT HOUSE — a special presentation on ron, members of the CAP women in teamwork, mor- Honor Guard practice. Shore Shot All Star Basket- behalf of the students who NJ Wing Dragon Drill Team, al leadership, aerospace For information regard- ball Camp will host a free participated in the pro- participated with their fel- education and technical ing CAP Membership and Basketball Clinic at the gram throughout the school low cadets from around the skills to support emergency cadet activities, contact Middle Township Recre- year. state at the Northeast Re- services and military his- Captain Kevin Barstow at ation Center, 626 Goshen That presentation of a gional Cadet Competition at tory and customs. Through (609) 675-8450 or vis- Road, on Saturday from 10 handmade “sole” award, in the Westover Reserve AFB national encampments, a it: http://capemay.njwg. a.m.-12:30 p.m. for girls the form of a sneaker, was in Chicopee, Mass. college and fl ight training cap.gov and boys age 6-16. presented by Ray Jefferson The annual competition scholarship program, and This story was fi rst pub- Registration will be 609-463-0500 Jr., a senior at Middle Town- tests cadets on academics, the International Air Ca- lished at www.capemay- from10-10:30 (by a par- ship High School who did Methadone, Suboxone and Outpatient team sports, uniform in- det Exchange, CAP cadets countyherald.com. ent/guardian). Opportu- tutoring at the club as part spection and drill (silent, in- nity to meet the Shore Counseling Available of his community service novative and compulsory.) Ocean City Reading Specialist Shot Coaching Staff and 1200 Route 9 South requirement to graduate. The NJ Dragon Drill learn the fundamentals of Wins County Teacher Award Rosie Jefferson, a club vol- Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 Team, headquartered at the game. unteer, read several laudato- McGuire AFB, won first For more information www.arscmch.com By JOE HART begins at the grassroots, ry letters from High School honors in six out of seven call 609-463-0676 or visit with locally selected school Principal Ted Pugliese and www.shoreshot.net OCEAN CITY — A vet- and district teachers of the Middle School Principal eran teacher of Ocean City year. This approach matches Amos Kraybill attesting to Primary School was named the spirit of the competi- Ladies Golf the great benefi t shown in Cape May County teacher tion, which is intended to Results Told class work and grades by of the year and is now in lead to the selection of one the pupils who studied after the running for state rec- teacher who symbolizes COURT HOUSE — Re- school in the program. ognition. exemplary qualities found sults for the Wildwood After the presentations, Linda Swift, of Sea Isle in many excellent teachers Women’s Golf Association a light dinner was served City, has been a reading who work in our schools.” Flag Tournament played to all the youngsters by the specialist at the school for The state teacher of the June 2 are as follows: volunteers. Complete Exterior Renovations 35 years. She told the Her- year serves as an ambas- A Flight, Nancy McKel- Parts of this story were ald that she works in the sador for the profession, re- vey fi rst published at capemay- Roofi ng and Siding • Expert Leak Repairs classroom and individually ceives a six-month sabbati- B Flight, Nancy Cipolla countyherald.com with young pupils (mostly cal from his or her teacher C Flight, Jane Hand Contact Campbell at WE INSTALL: Windows • Doors • Decks • Vinyl Rails • Vinyl Siding kindergarteners) that have assignment, attends several D Flight, Ele Latini (609) 886-8600 ext 28 or Maintenance Free Exteriors • Carpentry Service • Reroofi ng Specialists reading problems on early national conferences and Overall, Nancy Cipolla at: [email protected] intervention programs. becomes a candidate for Residential And Commercial • Metal Roofi ng Systems • Flat Roofs “The earlier we can catch the National teacher of Free Estimates students at risk, the earlier the year. Serving South Jersey For Over 3 Generations we can get them back on Swift said the state WANTED track,” she said. teacher award would be 609-886-4218 Swift said she was very announced sometime after BY CAPE MAY www.SeashoreCustomExteriors.Com Fully Licensed happy to be named the the end of the school year. Lic. # 13VH0495100 - A Division of Seashore Home Builders & Insured county’s top teacher. “I congratulate our county COUNTY LAW “It was such an honor,” winners and the state facil- ENFORCEMENTE she said. ity winner and look forward The state Department of to introducing our new Education announced the state teacher of the year in Subject’s Name: Think Summer 21 County Teachers of the October,” Davy said. Year and the State Facility This story was fi rst pub- ELISEO Teacher of the Year in a June lished at capemaycounty- With classes at the Wetlands Institute 8 press release. herald.com AVILA According to the release, Contact Hart at (609) portfolios of the talented 886-8600 Ext 35 or at: Type of Crime: Violation of Probation Summer Nature Classes & teachers, which include [email protected] - Drug Court Warrant a Teacher of the Year ap- Jr. Naturalist Experience plication and a 15-minute Original Charge: Burglary and Theft DVD, will be evaluated by Fulford DOB: 8/9/73 a state-level panel of educa- Last Known Location: Ocean City Area KINDERGARTEN TO 9TH GRADE tors who will recommend Graduates Weekly June 15 to Aug. 12 fi nalists to be interviewed COURT HOUSE — Coast DO NOT ATTEMPT TO STOP in September. Guard Seaman Jonathan P. OR CONFRONT THIS PERSON! Explore the marsh and “Our approach to par- Fulford, son of Debra and ticipating in the National Raymond Howell of this If you have any information beach. Special theme Teacher of the Year Pro- community, recently gradu- concerning this person, please contact: gram actually allows us to ated from the U.S. Coast CAPE MAY COUNTY PROSECUTOR’S OFFICE each week plus science, recognize and celebrate the Guard Recruit Training talent and accomplishments Center. -- honor, respect (609) 465-1135 games, trips & more! of hundreds of teachers in and devotion to duty -- and CAPE MAY COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT New Jersey,” state Educa- how to (609) 675-1207 tion Commissioner Lucille Fulford is a 2006 gradu- CRIME STOPPERS (609) 465-2800 InfoI f att www.wetlandsinstitute.orgtl or call 609-368-1211 Davy said. ate of Middle Township “The selection process High School. TEXT TIP NUMBER: TIP411 (847411) Herald Newspapers June 10 2009 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A11 Scholarship RIO NAILS & SPA Winners Let us pamper you on your special day! Announced 463-8868 COURT HOUSE — The • Manicures County Chamber of Com- • Pedicures • Full set for acrylic, merce awarded seven coun- uv gel, pink & whites ty students $500 each in and silk wrap nails scholarship money toward • Custom Nail Designs their college education. • Waxing The School Counts! Gift Certifi cates Available ¶ Walk-Ins Welcome Scholarship winners are: Jonathan Post and Kelly Grande Shopping Center (In front of Lowe’s) Kamm from Cape May County Technical High Ari David Lipschultz Rabbi Jeffrey Lipschultz is congratulated by Sen. Jeff Van Drew (D-1st), with School; Lindsay Schwartz sleeps June 7 as his father, resolution at his installation reception at Beth Judah Temple, Wildwood on June (609) 884-5151 from Middle Township Rabbi Jeffrey Lipschultz, 7. Joining are Assemblyman Matthew Milam, left, and Assemblyman Nelson Bob Obermeier and Sons is installed at Beth Judah Albano, (both D-1st). Members of the congregation joined to celebrate Lipschultz High School; and Kayla Est. 1970 • Licensed & Insured Reidenbach from Lower Temple, Wildwood. and his family’s joining the local community. NJ State Lic # 13VH00282200 Cape May Regional High INC. School. Two students qualifi ed TEEN Dolphins, 884-6390. Twp. Rec., Zack, 886- for the Cape May County Teen Services: num- 7880; MADD, 463-1616; TOWN BANK BUILDERS, INC. Chamber Member scholar- bers for activities, health North Cape Center, Paul, Construction At Your Taste ships. They are Kristen SCENE questions; United Way, 898-8899; Red Cross, Jones from Ocean City High 729-2255, free directory. 465-7382; United Way, With Our Fine Quality School and Christopher ONGOING EVENTS Road, Marmora, 547- Friday’s Youth Ablaze: Suzanne, 729-2002; Wet- Ferrante from Lower Cape 0855. Seashore Community lands Institute, 368-1211. www.TownBankBuilders.com May Regional High School. CCA-YAP - Youth Arts Civil Air Patrol: ages Church of Nazarene, Adults are also welcome. Lindsey Hand received Program: variety of arts 12-18: meets Thursdays, 446 Seashore Rd. Erma. the Chamber Scholarship and social activities for cadet programs, drill and (Sports, movies, and con- designated for a Cape May youth 10 and older. ceremony, safety classes, cession stand with ev- County student currently YAP - Saturday Nights: aerospace education, erything, ping pong, pool enrolled at Atlantic Cape Arts and social activities emergency services. 624- tables, air hockey, games, UNBEATABLE NOW OPEN YEAR ROUND throughout much of the 0529. basketball tournaments, PRODUCE PLACEJUICY Community College. DOMESTIC PRODUCE ;Zrlahk^ Mhpg[ZgdK]'% School Counts! is a pro- school year for youth and Music: Impact Choir, fuse ball, special nights SPECIALS & Spring LARGEST DELI GhkmaAnimal SWISS GENOA HOT SPICY IDAHO Monday, Wednesday and NAACP: Youth Council, Welfare Society, 465- EGGS dents must enroll in the  02 POTATOES program through their Thursday. Call 886-6902 ages 14-21, 624-9152. 3403; Cape Regional Med- CAPICOLA Q&E:K@> 1 ]hs' CHEESE SALAMI  12 5 lb. bag school guidance office; or 889-8105. Scouting: ages fi ve-17; ical Center, 463-2000; CNF;H 1 ]hs' achieve a 95 percent at- Teen Program: Taber- Girl Scouts of the South Cape May Nature Cen- $ 99  22  22 LNI>K e[' e['  22  22 tendance and punctuality nacle United Methodist Jersey Pines, 856-697- ter, 884-9590; Cape May 4 lb. 3 3 CNF;H 1 ]hs' 1 Church, 656 Seashore 3900; Boy Scouts of South- Rec., Terry, 884-9565; OUR OWN record; obtain a “C” grade GERMAN RED CELLO or better in every course; Road, Erma. Wednesdays ern New Jersey, 856-327- County Museum, Barbara, STORE COOKED take more than the mini- - Teen Bible Study 6:30 1700. 465-3535; Crest Haven TURKEY BOLOGNA LIVERWURST PEPPERS MUSHROOMS mum graduation require- to 8:30 p.m. Friday Night Swim Teams: ages fi ve- Nursing Home, Anthony, ments; and complete high Teens, 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. 18: Cape May Recreation 465-1274; Habitat for Hu- $ 99  22 $ 49 z z school in eight consecutive Homework Club: Dept., 884-9565; Crest manity, 463-0244; Lower 6 lb. 2 e[' 2 lb. 99 e[' 99 >:' semesters. 3:30-4:30 p.m. Church of For additional informa- the Advent, Parish Hall, New Jail Visit Policy Set tion, call 465-7181. Washington and Franklin streets, Cape May. COURT HOUSE — Sher- able,” Schaffer said. Deever Finishes 4-H Teen Ambas- iff Gary Schaffer announced Visiting hours for in- sadors: leadership, citi- that effective June 15, a mates whose last name Basic Training zenship and community new inmate visitation begins with the letters “A” COURT HOUSE — Air service projects for youth policy will take place at through “I” can be visited National Guard Airman grades eight-12. Meetings the Cape May County Cor- on Mondays and Wednes- 1st Class Jason T. Dever, and activities held month- rectional Center. Visitation days from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. son of Doreen Dever of ly. For more information: after June 15 will be by and Saturdays from 7 a.m. this community, graduated contact Rutgers Coopera- appointment only. Visiting 10:30 a.m. Inmates whose from basic military training tive Research and Exten- days are Monday through last name begins with the at Lackland Air Force Base, sion 4-H Youth Develop- Saturday with no Tuesday letter “J” through “Z” can San Antonio, Texas. ment Program 465-5115 or Sunday visits. be visited on Thursdays The airman is a 1996 ext. 605. Appointments must be and Fridays from 4 p.m. to Cape graduate of Wildwood High AlaTeen: for teens with scheduled the day before 6 p.m. and Saturdays from School, and earned an asso- family or friends who are the visitation by calling 2:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. ciate degree in 2001 from alcoholics: Thursdays, 8 (609) 465-1233 between “This new policy will Camden County College, in p.m., Church of Resur- the hours of 7 a.m. and 10 also allow older parents Blackwood. rection, 200 W. Tuckahoe a.m. in order to reserve and younger relatives to your time. Due to the lim- be in a better environ- ited amount of spaces avail- ment by creating less wait able for each 20-minute time in what may be an WANTED visiting period, the time uncomfortable situation Cb A/ OT /CT you want may already be for them,” Schaffer said. reserved. The offi cer will All the information on this BY CAPE MAY inform you of the times new policy was distributed COUNTY LAW available. Do not leave a to all current inmates and is “I’m proud to lead the professional team of message on the visiting also found on our web site therapists here at North Cape Center. As ENFORCEMENTE mailbox. All calls will be www.cmcsheriff.net. All taken in the order they are current rules about visit- part of the Genesis HealthCare Family, we Subject’s Name: received. ing requirements remain receive exceptional training which results in When scheduling your the same. It is suggested remarkable patient outcomes.” MICHAEL appointment time, be sure that you arrive 15 minutes to include all the names of prior to your scheduled DEWEESE the persons visiting. Juve- appointment. “I’m Margaret McCabe, niles aged 17 and under Rehab Program manager AND... must be accompanied by CONTACT Type of Crime: Violation of Probation an adult, parent or legal Offers Friendly Original Charge: RECEIVING STOLEN PROPERTY guardian. There will be no additional names added Phone Calls That’s Why, DOB: 06/11/82 after the appointment has Last Known Location: Wildwoods Area been scheduled. SOMERS POINT — I’M North Cape Center” “This new policy will CONTACT-Cape-Atlantic DO NOT ATTEMPT TO STOP do many things. First and is offering daily phone calls most important, it will to say hello and check that OR CONFRONT THIS PERSON! provide better security and all is well for anyone who If you have any information control for our correctional could use a friend. Calls are free and con- concerning this person, please contact: officers by reducing the crowds that gather at visit- fidential. Volunteers are 609-898-8899 CAPE MAY COUNTY PROSECUTOR’S OFFICE ing times. It will then also eager to help the disabled, elderly and isolated citi- (609) 465-1135 dramatically cut down on VIEW North My on CAPE MAY COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT the wait time for persons zens. Those who are inter- (609) 675-1207 visiting and the frustra- 700 Town Bank Road - North Cape May, NJ 08204 tions of not being able to ested in receiving calls, www.genesishcc.com/care CRIME STOPPERS (609) 465-2800 visit due to the amount of or knowing someone who TEXT TIP NUMBER: TIP411 (847411) visitors and time slots avail- might be, call 463-4564. A12 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers June 10 2009

at Eastern Shore Nursing Al-Anon: 10 a.m. Parish dicts Anonymous) 12-Step Welcome to our SUPPORT GROUPS Home and Rehab Center, House, St. Mary Episcopal meeting, 7 p.m. in the Old 1419 Route 9 North. Call Church, Third Ave. and Court House Building, 11 Summer Panic & Anxiety Pro- 8:30 p.m. Cape Regional 408-2011. 95th St., Stone Harbor. North Main St. on Saturday grams: Participants of this Medical Center. New A.R.T.S. (Artists Re- Call 800-344-2666. nights. Community Barbeque program will learn how to members welcome. Call covering Through The Cocaine Anonymous: CPR Certification: 9 be productive, be well and 463-4043. Twelve Steps): 12-step meeting every Friday at a.m.-4 p.m., classrooms A Compliments of stay well. If you would Narcotics Anonymous: support group for any kind the First Baptist Church of & B, Cape Regional Medical THE RESIDENCE AT OCEANVIEW like to fi nd a local sup- St. Barnabas-by-the-Bay, of artist (musicians, visual Wildwood, 230 E. Maple Center. Fee $20 for class; RSVP: Andrea Flesch by June 11th port group, call our offi ce 13 W. Bates Ave., Villas, 6 artists, dancers, writers, Ave. at 7 p.m. Call 1-866- $30 for class and manual. p.m. Call 1-800-992-0401. • Tours Available • at 732-940-9658 or visit etc.), every Thursday, 9:15 777-0983. Call 463-4043 to register. www. panicreliefi nc.com. Narcotics Anonymous: 2721 Route 9, Ocean View, NJ 08230 • (609) 624-3881 a.m., Lower Township Li- Healing Rooms of Marriage Encounter United Methodist Church www.oceanviewrehabcenter.com brary Meeting Room, Vil- Cape May County: Inter- SUNDAY, June 14: Weekend: Do you want of North Wildwood, Sec- las. Call 463-0685. denominational prayer to give something really ond and Central avenues, Alzheimer’s Sup- ministry for healing of the AA and Al Anon Sup- Can’t Sleep? special and unique to the 7:30 p.m. Call 800-992- port Group: For family sick. Fridays 3-8 p. m. West port Groups: 10 a.m. ones you love? How about 0401. members who have been entrance of First Assembly Classrooms A and B, a gift fi lled with romance Caregiver Support touched by Alzheimer’s, 6 of God, 1068 Seashore ground fl oor, Cape Region- We can help! and excitement? Give the Group: 7:30 p.m. Senior p.m. the last Thursday of Road, North Cape May. No al Medical Center. Call gift of a World Wide Mar- Care of Cape May County, the month at Loyalton As- fees. No appointment nec- 463-2367. riage Encounter Weekend. 211 S. Main St., Court sisted Living, 591 Route 9, essary. Call 884-3264. Narcotics Anonymous: Performing Pulmonary For more information call: House, second Wednes- Court House. For informa- Celebrate Recovery: St. John of God Church, Function Test and 1-800-688-9963 or visit day. Call 465-8840. Feel tion, call 463-6344. Christ-centered recov- 680 Town Bank Road, www.mesj.net. free to bring your loved Parkinson’s Support ery program for all hurts, North Cape May, 11 a.m. Sleep Study in Offi ce. H.O.P.E. Grief Support ones with you. Group: 1 p.m. at Victo- habits and hang-ups, 7:30 and 7:30 p.m. Call 1-800- Groups: Are now forming Grief Support Group: ria Commons, 610 Town p.m. Seashore Community 992-0401. Call now for a consultation for widows and widow- First and third Wednes- Bank Road, North Cape Church of the Nazarene, MONDAY, June 15: ers in Cape May County, days at 3 p.m. Maruchi May. Refreshments served 446 Seashore Road, Erma. 465-2646 weekly meetings with lec- Room, Cape Regional at 12:30. For information For information, call 886- Narcotics Anonymous: tures, discussions, small Medical Center. Call 463- Samuel Krachman, D.O.F.C.C.P. • Medical Director call Rita 886-2455 or Con- 6196. Every Monday, noon, St • Board Certifi ed in Sleep Medicine group workshops and 4043. nie 886-3412. Free Blood Pressure Barnabas-by-the-Bay, 13 guest speakers will begin HIV/AIDS Support Atlantic Cape Family Screening: First and third W. Bates Ave, Villas. 889- RAJEN I. UDANI, M.D., F.C.C.P. its summer session in July. Group: For people living 17 S. Dennisville Road, Support: offers support, Friday of every month, 3184. For information, call 888- with or affected by HIV or education and advocacy Cape Regional Medical AA and Al-Anon: 7 Cape May Court House 920-2201. AIDS meets at the Cape Offi ce Hours By Appointment • 465-2646 for parents/caregivers Center, 9 a.m.-noon in the p.m. Mondays, Classrooms Smokers, Chewers, want May United Methodist who are raising children Patient Lobby. For informa- A and B, Cape Regional to Stop? but, have diffi cul- Church, 635 Washington with emotional/behavioral tion, call 463-4043. Medical Center, 7 p.m. ty? No fees or dues. Call St., 5:30 p.m. the fourth challenges on the fourth Cape May Singles: 7:30 Call 463-4043. NOW ACCEPTING ENROLLMENTS Joe, Nicotine Anonymous Wednesday of each Thursday of every month p.m., First Friday of every Narcotics Anonymous: Cape Human Resources Day Care, 729-9145, or e-mail Jo- month. For information, at the Church of Christ, month, Millman Center, 8:30 p.m. Union Chapel, [email protected]. call Dave, 602-4640 or 102 East Pacifi c Avenue, Bayshore Road, Villas. Age 307 Cape May Ave., Cape Woodbine Center All other areas call Nico- South Jersey Aids Alliance, Court House. For more in- 35 and over. Short meeting May Point. Call 800-992- tine Anonymous World 523-0024. formation please call Chris followed by dancing. Call 0401. For Summer and Fall 2009 Sessions, Services 1-415-750-0328. Alzheimer’s Support at 609-729-2034. Trudy at 889-2413 or Jerry Augustine Fellowship: Group: Victoria Commons Cancer Support Group: at 898-9636. recovery from sex and love Full-time enrollment WEDNESDAY, June 10: Assisted Living, fourth 1/2 7 p.m. Second and fourth Peripheral Artery Dis- addiction. 7 p.m., Trinity Day care provided for 2 to 6 year olds Wednesday of every Thursday of the month in ease Screening: 9 a.m.- United Methodist Church, 7:00am to 4:30pm, Al-Anon: 11 a.m. at month 4-6 p.m., 610 Town the Oncology classroom. noon. Cape Regional Medi- Route 9, Marmora. Confi - United Methodist Church, Bank Road, N. Cape May, Monday through Friday Cape Regional Medical cal Center. Call 463-404 3 dentiality and privacy re- Kennedy Blvd. and Park 898-0044. Center. Call 463-2298. for an appointment. spected. Call 408-9484. EIRC assistance available for those who qualify Road, Sea Isle. AA Meeting: Rooms Families F.I.R.S.T. Overeaters Anony- For more information contact Al-Anon Meetings: three and four, Cape Re- Program: Free Problem SATURDAY, June 13: mous: 7 p.m. Mondays in 5:30 p.m. at St. John of gional Medical Center. Solving Support Group for Conference Room 4, lo- Fran Blackman, God Church, 680 Town- 8:30 p.m. New Members family members who need Narcotics Anonymous: cated on the ground fl oor Day Care Director, bank Road, North Cape welcome. Call 463-4043. support in coping with an First Baptist Church of of Cape Regional Medical May. Women’s Support adult loved one who suf- Wildwood, 230 E. Maple Center, 463-4043. at 861-2816 AA Meeting: Wednes- Group: For women of do- fers from a mental illness. Ave., 7:30 p.m. Call 800- Narcotics Anonymous: days, Rooms 3 and 4 at mestic violence and sexual 6-7 p.m. Second Thurs- 992-0401. meets every Monday eve- assault. Every Wednesday, day of every month, Cape Nicotine Anonymous: ning at 6 p.m. in St. Barna- 7:30-9 p.m. at the CARA Counseling, 217 N. Main 3:30-4:30 p.m., 113 W. bas by the Bay Church, 13 offi ce, 800 Route 9, South, Street, Suite 202, Court Oak Ave., Wildwood. Call W. Bates Ave., Villas. For Court House. For infor- House. Call 609-463-0014 Joe at 729-9145. information, call 1-800- MILLIGAN SUPPLY mation, call Juanita, 522- Ext. 33 or 17. Dinner will S.L.A.A. Meeting: 992-0401. 6489. “If we can’t sell it cheaper, we don’t sell it!” be provided. S.L.A.A. (Sex and Love Ad- (Page A14 Please) Parent Support Group: Diabetes Support Every Wednesday night, Your BEST Wholesale Source for: Group: 2 p.m. in the 6:30-8 p.m. Cape Coun- Maruchi Room, Cape Re- seling Services, 128 Crest gional Medical Center. Call Kitchen Cabinets Haven Road, Building Cindy Kraemer at 463- Complete Kitchens Starting at D. Free Child Care and 2547. Refreshments. Call 465- June 3-8 Chicago, Illinois ...... $865 pp dbl 00 June 21-25 French Canada ...... $699 pp dbl 4100, ext. 244 for further FRIDAY, June 12: $1,000 information. Free and open June 29-July 9 Mt. Rushmore, SD ...... $1595 pp dbl Contractor’s Choice For: to the community. Al-Anon Meeting: July 10-13 Boston “Tall Ships” ...... $499 pp dbl Childbirth Education: North Wildwood, 8-9 p.m. July 30 - Aug 2 Coastal New England ...... $550 pp dbl VINYL FENCE 6:30 p.m. Classrooms A & Community Center, 10th Aug. 2-15 Colorado Rocky Mountain High ...... $1895pp dbl B, Cape Regional Medical and Central avenues. Con- & RAILINGS Center. Call 827-2127 to Sept. 7-14 Nova Scotia & PEI ...... $1599 pp dbl Aluminum Reinforced tact Mary at 523-0304. register. Alzheimer’s Support Sept. 17-21 New Hampshire “Beacon Resort” Highland Games $675 pp dbl Lowest Prices • We Will Not Be Undersold! Tobacco Users want Group: 2 p.m., Ocean City to Quit? Free no charges. Oct. 5-9 New Hampshire “Beacon Resort” Fall Foliage ....$739 pp dbl Visit our showroom at 3102 Rt. 9 South, Rio Grande (1/2 mile north of Walmart) Senior Center. Call 399- Call Kristen, Gladys at Oct. 19-23 Vermont Foliage Tour ...... $795 pp dbl 609-465-8850 • www.milligansupply.com 2099. 523-7100. Breathe Easy Narcotics Anony- Group of Nicotine Anony- mous: Cape May Lutheran mous, 4404 Pacifi c Ave. Church, 509 Pittsburgh Wildwood. Ave., Cape May, 8:30 p.m. Call 1-800-992-0401. “Medically Speaking” THURSDAY, June 11: a radio show hosted by Narcotics Anonymous: ing hbors car for neigh Michael Boriss, DO, FACC, FACOI · Cape Regional Cardiologist Cape May First Presbyte- eig bors rian Church, Decatur and N Hughes avenues, 8 p.m. Call 348-9292. Summertime Injuries. Call for a free CD Al-Anon: 8 p.m. Parish We’ll Put You On the FastTrack to Recovery. or House, Church of the Res- Minor cuts. Heat related illness. Water sport injuries. urrection, 200 West Tucka- Volunteers In Medicine Listen OF CAPE MAY COUNTY on the web! hoe Road, Marmora. Call 800-344-2666. at Care this week Al-Anon: 11 a.m. Lower www.caperegional.com made possible by generous donations from: With special guest Township Recreation Cen- Domenic Coletta, M.D. ter, Bayshore Road, Villas. HOLLY BEACH PUBLIC LIBRARY ASSOCIATION Board Certifi ed Emergency Medicine Physician Brain Injury Survi- vor or Caregiver Support Group, second Thursday STURDY SAVINGS BANK at Bacharach Institute for Rehabilitation. Call Nutan STONE HARBOR LIONS CHARITIES, INC. WCMC-AM 1230 Exceptional Care Ravani at 856-589-5797 or 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, June 17 Exceptional People Debbie Long at 652-7000. Alzheimer Support Physician Referral Group: Third Thursday Thank You: 1-800-362-4123 of the month, 6:30 p.m. For more information call 609-463-2846

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Call 609-522- Avalon Mayor Martin Pagliughi, far left, is among honorees at the Jersey Shore Heather & Atlantic Aves., 2955 for registration forms Partnership Foundation’s 2009 Summer Celebration June 8. City Closes Chalfonte Wildwood Crest and more information. 523-0747 Avalon Lauded for Beach Restoration Summer Staff Quarters SANDY HOOK — care about, the beaches to be passed in the nation. By JACK FICHTER was replaced but fi refi ght- Avalon Mayor Martin Pa- and dunes in our Borough, The $25 million fund has ers discovered while the gliughi received the presti- and beyond.” attracted a $2 federal in- CAPE MAY — The Cape system alerted the fire gious “Elected Leadership The Jersey Shore Part- vestment for every $1 of May Fire Department department Monday, there Award” from the Jersey nership Foundation hosted New Jersey’s investment, closed an annex building was no audible alarm for Shore Partnership Foun- its 13th annual dinner providing the financial of the Chalfonte Hotel, 301 those on the premises. dation during the orga- celebration in Sandy Hook resources to replenish and Howard St. that housed MacLeod said the alarm nization’s 2009 Summer that included several hun- restore seriously eroded summer workers after system was triggered by Celebration on June 8. dred elected and appoint- beaches. paint was discovered be- the change in the air tem- “I am very grateful to the ed offi cials from seashore In late April, Pagliughi ing stored one fl oor below perature from the leaking Jersey Shore Partnership communities along the hosted a town meeting at where workers slept. hot water. for extending this award,” entire state coastline. Avalon Community Hall to A fi re alarm sounded in “It looks like the issues of Pagliughi said. The Jersey Shore Part- lobby support from local the early morning hours of concern to the fi re depart- “This award is truly for nership Inc. is a public/pri- elected offi cials and tour- June 8. According to City ment are being resolved,” the entire community of vate, non-profi t advocacy ism leaders to fi ght Gov. Manager Bruce MacLeod, said MacLeod. Avalon. Avalon includes organization dedicated to Jon Corzine’s plan to cut the fire department sent Code Enforcement Of- thousands of people who shore protection, beach millions of dollars out of two trucks to the scene ficer John Queenan also SHOWTIMES Coming Attractions: • 6/19 YEAR ONE, THE PROPOSAL • along with two police of- inspected the annex and 6/24 (WED.)TRANSFORMERS 2: RISE OF THE FALLEN genuinely understand, and restoration, tourism, eco- the Shore Protection Fund FOR 6/12 - 6/18 • 7/1 ICE AGE: DAWN OF THE DINOSAURS, PUBLIC nomic development, and in order to balance the new fi cers. found a need for lighting ENEMY • 7/10 BRUNO • 7/15 (WED.) HARRY POTTER AND Concerned quality of life issues in state budget. He said a burst pipe to a in its central hallway. THE HALF BLOOD PRINCE Citizens to Host New Jersey’s coastal coun- Additionally, Avalon also hot water heater triggered Summer staff workers Bargain Matinees Daily Pass Restrictions May Apply ties. Shore municipalities, successfully sued the New the alarm. MacLeod said were temporarily relocated Rio Stadium Theatre Corner of Rt. 9 & 47 in the Rio Mall, Rio Grande • 609-889-4799 Summer Camp businesses, educational Jersey Department of Envi- fi refi ghters observed other and are expected to return Cape May County’s Only All Stadium Megaplex items that needed to be to the annex building fol- Featuring Plush High Back Rocking Chairs, All Digital Sound, Wall to Wall Screens & Free Parking institutions, environmen- ronmental Protection over WHITESBORO — The tal groups and individuals the State Aid Agreement as cleaned up and rectifi ed. lowing repairs. The hotel THE TAKING OF PELHAM 1-2-3 (R)* ANGELS AND DEMONS (PG13) Concerned Citizens of (11:15), 1:20, 3:25, 5:35, 7:45, 9:55 1:45, 7:00 have joined in its advocacy it related to public access MacLeod said one of was unaffected. IMAGINE THAT (PG)* NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM II (PG) Whitesboro, Inc. and Teja- efforts. rules and regulations. the older annex buildings (11:00), 1:00, 3:10, 5:25, 7:35, 9:50 (11:10), 1:20, 3:30, 5:40, 7:45, 9:50 da Youth Foundation will where staff slept appeared UP (PG) (11:00), 1:10, 3:20, 5:30, 7:40, 9:45 THE HANGOVER (R)* The Partnership’s lobby- Pagliughi serves on the LAND OF THE LOST (PG13)* (11:30), 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, 10:00 host Camp Unity 2009 at ing efforts were instrumen- Board of Directors for the that it had garage bays at (11:15), 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:15, 9:30 STAR TREK (PG13) (11:10), 5:00, 9:35 Martin Luther King Cen- one time in the past. He DRAG ME TO HELL (PG13) TERMINATOR: SALVATION (R) tal in the New Jersey Legis- Jersey Shore Partnership. (11:30), 5:00, 10:00 2:00, 7:25 ter/Middle Township Rec, lature adopting a dedicated This story was fi rst pub- said paint cans were being Shows in ( ) are shown Sat. & Sun. 207 West Main St. Shore Protection Fund, lished at www.capemay- stored in that area. OCEAN CITY THEATRE STONE HARBOR THEATRE Children entering kin- Harbor 5 Theatre the first such legislation countyherald.com. MacLeod said paint cans MoorlynWWW.FRANKTHEATRES.COM Stadium 5 Moorlyn Terr. & Boardwalk, Ocean City, 609-399-0006 271 96th Street, Stone Harbor • 609-368-7731 dergarten through seventh needed to be removed from THE TAKING OF PELHAM 1-2-3 (PG13)* THE TAKING OF PELHAM 1-2-3 (PG13)* grade are invited to attend the annex building because (12:00), (2:20), 4:50, 7:30, 10:00 (12:00), 2:20, 4:50, 7:40, 10:00 the camp that will be in Support Groups summer staff members THE HANGOVER (R) * LAND OF THE LOST (PG13)* (12:10), 2:30, 4:55, 7:50, 9:50 session Monday through (From Page A12) theran Church, 10th and were housed on the fl oor (11:40), (2:10), 4:55, 7:20, 9:50 LAND OF THE LOST (PG13)* Friday from 8:30 a.m. to Cape May County Central avenues, Ocean above it. ANGELS AND DEMONS (PG13) (11:50), 2:10, 4:30, 7:20, 9:35 4:30 p.m. June 22 thru (11:30), (2:00), 4:30, 7:00, 9:40 UP (PG) Brain Injury Support City. 8 p.m. Call 800-344- MacLeod said paint cans (11:40), 2:20, 4:40, 7:10, 9:30 Aug. 21. Extended hours were removed later in the NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM II (PG) NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM II (PG) Group: second Monday of 2666. Spc. Dominic Buckmuse (11:50), (2:30), 4:40, 7:10, 9:30 (11:45), 2:25, 4:45, 7:30, 9:40 are available for an addi- the month at the Victoria Weight Watchers: Cape day. He said the Chalfonte III, son of Dominic and Shows in ( ) are rain shows only. Shows in ( ) are rain shows only. tional fee. also needed to bring in an TIMES SUBJECT TO CHANGE . TIMES SUBJECT TO CHANGE . Commons, 610 Townbank Regional Medical Cen- Daisey Buckmuse of Rio CALL THEATRES FOR DAILY UPDATED SHOWTIMES. CALL THEATRES FOR DAILY UPDATED SHOWTIMES. Fee is $65 per child for Road, North Cape May ter, Classrooms A and B. electrician following what Grande, arrived home OCEAN CITY THEATRE CAPE MAY THEATRE regular hours and $95 per may have been a lightning WWW.FRANKTHEATRES.COM WWW.FRANKTHEATRES.COM from 6 to 8 p.m. No regis- Weigh-in 3:30 p.m.; meet- Memorial Day from a Strand 5 Cape May Beach 4 child extended hours i.e. strike to the fi re alarm sys- 900 Boardwalk, Ocean City, 609-398-6565 711 Beach Avenue, Cape May, 609-884-8866 tration or fee. For informa- ing 4 p.m. Fee required. year deployment in Iraq. IMAGINE THAT (PG)* UP (PG)* 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. tion call Alecia Brennan, Call 463-4043. New mem- tem last week. He will attend college in (11:50), 2:15, 4:45, 7:30, 9:45 (12:15), (2:35), 4:45, 7:00, 9:15 Junior and senior summer The alarm panel box THE HANGOVER (R)* NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM II (PG) group leader, at 609-886- bers welcome. the fall. (12:00), 2:30, 4:50, 7:40, 9:50 (12:30), (2:45), 5:00, 7:15, 9:35 camp counselor applica- 6200 ext. 367. Atlantic Cape Family STAR TREK (PG-13) THE HANGOVER (R) tions being taken now. Ap- (11:30), 2:00, 4:30, 7:20, 9:55 (1:15), (3:15), 5:15, 7:20, 9:20 Diabetes Management Support Organization: UP (PG) (11:40), 2:10, 4:40, 7:10, 9:30 ANGELS AND DEMONS (PG13) plications may be picked up Series: Eight-hour class, fourth Tuesday, 6:30- DRAG ME TO HELL (PG13) (11:45), 7:15, 10:00 (12:45), 6:45 at the Martin Luther King MY LIFE IN RUINS (PG13)* 2:20, 5:00 THE SOLOIST (PG13) 4:10, 9:30 today, June 22, and 29, 8:30 at 303 Court House Shows in ( ) are rain shows only. Shows in ( ) are rain shows only. Center. For an application TIMES SUBJECT TO CHANGE . TIMES SUBJECT TO CHANGE . 10 a.m. Classrooms A & - S. Dennisville Road, Suite CALL THEATRES FOR DAILY UPDATED SHOWTIMES. CALL THEATRES FOR DAILY UPDATED SHOWTIMES. or more information, call B, Cape Regional Medical 2, Court House. Call 485- 609- 465-8747. Center. Fee and registra- 0575, ext. 105. RESTAURANT tion. Call Cindy Kraemer, Alzheimer’s Support Yes, We are open! 463-2547. Group: second Tuesday, 10 a.m. in The Chapin Serving Dinner Nightly TUESDAY, June 16: House, 1042 Rio Grande Cozy Atmosphere Ave. Excellent Pasta, Steaks & Seafood Narcotics Anonymous: O.W.L.S. (Older Wom- 8th Street, Avalon ~ www.sorellarose.com First Baptist Church of en Living Single) a new Wildwood, 230 E. Maple support group for women Call 609.967.7708 for reservations Ave., 7:30 p.m. Call 800- 50 and up who are living 992-0401. alone. For information call Al-Anon: 10 a.m. Epis- Jodi Puckett, 399-1630. DENTAL IMPLANTS TAKE ROOT copal Church Parish House, Happy Family Life Se- RAND MOV Franklin and Washington ries: Healthy babies and ST OPEN I E Patients needing to replace lost teeth boost conÀ dence. All of our patients have streets, Cape May. toddlers learn and play a pleasant, positive visit with us at SUN- DAILY t have another option besides partial/full Al-Anon: 7:30 p.m. First group. Every Tuesday, Theatre dentures and traditional bridges. Dental im- SHINE DENTAL. Our ofÀ ce is located Presbyterian Church, De- 10:30-11:30 a.m. Lower plants can be used to replace all, a few, or at 109 West Atlantic Ave., Cape May UP (PG) 1:10pm, 3:20pm, 5:30pm, only one missing tooth without any of the Court House, where we stress preven- catur and Hughes streets, Township Recreation Cen- 7:40pm, 9:45pm, 11:45pm characteristic disadvantages often associ- tive health care for the entire family, and Cape May. Call 800-344- ter, 2600 Bayshore Road, ated with dentures. Because implants make utilize state of the art dental procedures. 2666. Villas. For information call DRAGD ME TO HELL (PG13) use of titanium anchors placed À rmly in the The best way to reduce your chances of Al-Anon: St. John’s Lu- Patricia, 780-2075. 1:40pm,1 3:40pm, 6:00pm, 8:00pm, jaw, they are permanently set and will not getting any dental disease is to develop 10:00pm,1 12:00am slip. As a result, when the prosthetic teeth good oral hygiene habits. We’re currently are attached to the anchors with connectors accepting new patients and welcome you THE HANGOVER (R) (abutments), dental implants provide both to call 609.465.5415 to schedule an ap- 2:00pm, 4:30pm, 7:15pm, 9:50pm the look and feel of natural teeth. Those pointment. We accept most insurances, Professional1ST NAILS Nail Salon LANDLA OF THE LOST (PG13) patients with sufÀ cient jawbone to support including Delta Dental. We also have À - Full Service for nancing available through Care Credit and 1:00pm, 3:15pm, 5:25pm, 7:45pm, dental implants are the best candidates for 10:10pm, 12:00am the procedure. If necessary, a bone graft Healthcare Credit. Ladies & Gentlemen procedure can be undertaken to provide Open: Mon.-Sat. 10am - 8pm Please send your questions or comments NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM II (PG13) implants with an adequate foundation. to my offi ce or e-mail me at: Sunday 12pm - 6pm 1:20pm, 3:30pm, 5:45pm, 7:50pm, 10:05pm, 12:00am Making the decision to have dental im- [email protected] plants can genuinely be life altering for Gift Certifi cates Available Times subject to change. Call for details. someone who has missing teeth. Dental P.S. Dental implants actually become one Walk-Ins Welcome All Seats $6.50 before 5pm implants look, feel and function like your with the bone in which they are embedded Grand Opening - Under New Ownership! own teeth and give back your smile and through a process called “osseointegra- Rio Grande Plaza (ShopRite Ctr.) - 889-8867 tion” (fusing of titanium to bone) CALL FOR SHOWTIMES • 609-523-0288 Cape May Court House (Acme Ctr.) - 465-9919 3100 Boardwalk, Wildwood (Between Pine & Maple) Herald Newspapers June 10 2009 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A15

The Special Days of Summer NEW SHOW ROOM Open Mon-Fri 9am-4:30pm COMING TO CAPE MAY Sat 10am-3pm or By Appt. SOON By RABBI JEFFREY lationships, our goals, our time differently. Now I Up Until 10pm Births LIPSCHULTZ health, and even our hopes ponder the new time with for the times to come. Our my son Ari David and think The following births Rachel Marie Riess to When I think about sum- purpose in life seems to be of the new experience he were reported at Shore Rebecca Lamancusa and mertime in my hometown to clutch the basket of time can have as time seems so Memorial Hospital: Randall Riess Jr. of Wild- of Phoenix, Az., I often with all our might so that limitless when I look into marvel at how one deals nothing might fall out. All his eyes. Paige Emily Peters, to wood, May 22. with the intense rise in the time we have is in it; This summer those in Dave Shane Righter Gina and Pete Peters of heat and still enjoy the hence it becomes what we Wildwood who recognize Belleplain, May 21. to Beverly Goodway and free time that comes with might consider to be our our motion in this world get Showroom located at 365 96th Street, Stone Harbor, NJ 08247 Mason Jared Mur- Dave Righter of Cape May, the summer. Many of most important posses- the opportunity to perceive naghan to Karen and May 22. us from Phoenix sion. But time has time moving slower. The Phone 609 368 7799 Fax 609 368 5353 Corey Murnaghan of Court Harmony Nicole Jewel flee to cooler cli- its own way with days grow longer with the email: Oceanfl [email protected] House, May 21. Mardre to Dirsheena Ev- mates. The kids us. Clutch as we nights growing shorter and And at Cape Regional erett and Faheem Mardre, go to camp in the might, in time, re- the heat intensifi es but we Medical Center: May 22. mountains and the lationships, which get the time to contemplate Beaches Friends Jazmine Brooke Burns Sarah Djellal to Amina adults search for we cherished, fall these moments and try to to Jamie Holt and Les Burns Bedderi and Djamel Djel- a place in San Di- from the basket make them meaningful Forever Girls Getaway of Villas, March 23. lal of Wildwood Crest, ego hoping for a leaving us bereft of and holy. As each new day Nicholas Matthew He- May 23. sea breeze to cool much of the pur- approaches we recognize 4 NIGHT VACATION IN PARADISE PARADISE bert to Kaitlin Gasper and Lacey May Murphy to them down. After pose for which we the shortness of our time, RELAX CARIBBEAN STYLE. all the years of fl ee- hold on to it. In the so let us try and make each Michael Hebert of Wild- Christina and Brian Mur- Turks & Caicos- Oct. 15-19, 2009 from $1,149 per person wood Crest, May 12. phy of Woodbine, May ing from the desert end we realize that moment we have with each to the ocean I fi nd it ironic despite all the grasping, other special and embrace Negril & Spa- Jan. 21-25, 2010 from $1,199 per person Noah Xavier Sweeney 23. per person to Melissa Mercaldo of Riagan Keane Mc- that my life is now centered time always falls away and each moment of summer. Turks & Caicos- Apr 29-May 3, 2010 from $1,199 per person Cape May, May 16. Gaughan to Carrie and around the beach here in all we have are memories. Have a good summer Turks & Caicos- Oct. 14-18, 2010 fromFor $1,199 Wildwood. My thoughts When we look at the Dominick William Sean McGaughan of Cape Rabbi Jeffrey Lipschultz this week center on the pictures of our lives we is the spiritual leader of For more information call: Knudsen to Jennifer Blong May, May 24. importance of accepting see moments in time for us Beth Judah Temple in Wild- Arlinda Global Travel • 609-653-8800 and Christopher Knudsen Danae Marie Baez to our summer holiday as a to relive. However, there wood. Email him at dvjew- www.arlindaglobaltravel.com of Middle Township, May Nicole Mendes of Court religious obligation, not is a possibility of creating [email protected] 16. House, May 28. only for fun but for better other means of escaping Kymani Faheem White Matthew Noah Gon- spiritual fulfi llment. the absolutism of time. to Lorry Davis and Wali zalez to Lilly Rodriguez One of the most impor- This is what makes sum- White of Whitesboro, May and Edwin Gonzalez of tant aspects of our life is mer so special for many of Retractable Awnings 16. Wildwood, May 29. how we spend our free us; we almost feel we can Jazmin Escalante to Nelle Emily Verity to time. The great philoso- capture these small mo- Cristell Juarez and Eze- Kendra and David Verity pher Plato often described ments. It’s the chance to quiel Escalante of Wild- of Middle Township, May the greatness of the leisure relive our childhood when wood, May 17. 31. class and the idea of mak- time seemed to be all we Meriah Dyann Wat- ing philosophical pursuits had. There is something so kins to Felishe Watkins of HEALTHCARE FORUM in this free time. Most us childlike about watching an Woodbine, May 19. COURT HOUSE – A fo- are not spending our sum- afternoon pass with little Sherleen Christina rum on healthcare reform mer pondering the deeper fear of the passing time. things in life unless it in- Summer time is often Merino Lopez to Amalia initiatives will be held Lopez-Bautista and Pascual volves Coppertone and a when I think of wasted from 7-9 p.m. tomorrow time in my life because Merino Santiago of Wild- quiet beach or the increase at the Samuel S. DeVico in business for those who June 2 is my late brother wood, May 19. Senior Center, 23 Romney make their living during David’s birthday and every Ciara Marion Bates to Place. A panel of healthcare this season. In reality, for year I count backwards Kristen Hall and David professionals and policy most in Cape May County from when I last had true Bates II of North Cape advocates will be present summer is work time but time with him. As the May, May 22. to answer questions. even if we make our living years gather speed and the out of others’ free time we memories of my brother need to set time to give lessen and new ones are ShortStay Rehabilitation ourselves a rest. made without him, I try to Some may ask if there look back at the time I had and LongTerm Care really is such a thing as with him and it all seemed wasted time. What indeed to center around summer. Cape May County Library Adult Programs is time and is there such a One of the last acts I did thing as extra time? Time with my brother was see a JUNE/JULY 2009 • www.cmclibrary.org is perhaps the one thing movie with him. Nothing in the world of which the is said during this pas- Main Branch is Cape May Court House 463-6350 most use is made and of sive moment but the time Lower Branch in Villas 886-8999 • Upper Branch in Petersburg 628-2607 700 Town Bank Rd., which the least is known. passes just as quickly. Now Wildwood Crest Branch 522-0564 • Cape May City Branch 884-9568 North Cape May, NJ 08204 Having more time is a goal that he is gone I wonder Stone Harbor 368-6809 • Sea Isle City 263-8485 • Woodbine 861-2501 we always seem to be chas- if I could have spent that ing and never really catch- Monday 609-898-8899 ing. The hope for slowing June 15 Main Branch 4:30 YA Games Night, 7:00 Everyday French* Wildwood Crest Branch 6:30 Author: Bob Ingram . time usually happens when Salvation Army June 22 Main Branch 7:00 Everyday French* Upper Branch 7:00 Peregrines of NJ Cape May City Branch 10:00 YA we see the fi nite quality of Offers Services Teen Mural Craft Lower Branch 2:00 YA Teen Mural Craft Sea Isle City Branch 5:00 YA Video Games Tour www.genesishcc.com it and wish to capture it in Main Branch YA a capsule. June 29 4:30 Games Night, 7:00 Everyday French* Time for us is similar to COURT HOUSE — The Tuesday We understand care, Salvation Army provides a No Programs Call today for info a basket, a solid container June 16 we practice compassion EQUAL HOUSING on Respite OPPORTUNITYCare into which we place our re- variable of services for resi- June 23 Main Branch 7:00 Native Plants for Butterfl y Gardens Upper Branch10:00 YA Teen Mural Craft dents in the county includ- Woodbine Branch 2:00 YA Teen Mural Craft ing help with prescriptions, Main Branch YA emergency assistance for June 30 6:00 Teen Short Story Workshop utilities, summer camp, Wednesday Great News Comcast Customers! school supplies, housing June 10 Main Branch 6:30 French Class* 7:00 Garden Insect Pests Wildwood Crest 5:00 Scrabble and Chess and the Christmas Toy June 17 Main Branch 6:00 What We Were Singing in 1873 6:30 French Class* On or about June 12, 2009, the following high-definition channel will be added Drive. Upper Branch 5:00 YA Teen Movie Night: Juno Wildwood Crest 5:00 Scrabble and Chess to the Comcast channel lineup: With the downturn in June 24 Main Branch 6:30 French Class* Sea Isle City Branch 10:00 YA Teen Mural Craft economy, the group is ac- Stone Harbor Branch 2:00 YA Teen Mural Craft Wildwood Crest Branch 5:00 Scrabble and Chess cepting monetary dona- July 1 Main Branch 6:30 French Class* Wildwood Crest 5:00 Scrabble and Chess tions to help the residents in cape May County. Thursday Checks should be made June 11 Main Branch 10:00 Beginner Bird Watching * 4:00 Watercolors that Glow* 6:00 YA Teen Movie Night payable to the Salvation 6:30 Knitting Lower Branch 11:30 Qigong and Tai Chi WPPX HD Army, c/o the Advisory June 18 Main Branch 4:00 Watercolors that Glow* Lower Branch 11:30 Qigong and Tai Chi Cape May City Author: Laura Jacobs Commission on the Status June 25 Main Branch 2:00 YA Teen Mural Craft 4:00 Watercolors that Glow* 6:30 Knitting Lower Branch 11:30 Qigong and Tai Chi Channel 272 • Limited Basic of Women, 10 N. Main St., Wildwood Crest Branch 10:00 YA Teen Mural Craft Court House. All donations Main Branch ION Television features a “Positively Entertaining” array of hit television series, stay in Cape May County. 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The offi cer ACCC Names Belles ordered the locked door to be forced and the reported that he saw Steven Collins, 44, of Ocean City, STONE HARBOR — The borough welcomed Judge standing below the boardwalk with his genitals exposed tenant, who was asleep inside and unaware that his John Fowler as its new judge as of June 1 since previ- Marjorie Ward gas heater had malfunctioned and was emitting toxic and masturbating. Collins was looking up through the ous Judge Peter Tourison, who was recently charged cracks of the boardwalk during his lewd act, police said. Scholarship fumes, was rescued. with a DWI, has retired. When the offi cer ordered the Collins to stop, he grabbed Winners his personal items including a backpack and immediately Amended Water Agreement Donations Roll In ran from the offi cer. Collins was later apprehended and COURT HOUSE – At- charged with lewdness. A warrant was authorized by WEST WILDWOOD — An amended version of a lantic Cape Community STONE HARBOR — Borough Council formally Judge Richard Russell in the amount of $2,500 full cash shared services agreement between West Wildwood College selected three accepted a $1,000 private donation from the Stone bail. Collins was then transported to county jail. and Wildwood passed on fi rst reading by the borough Harbor Realty Owners Association (ROA) by resolution Cape May County high commission in West Wildwood. The new ordinance at it’s meeting June 2 to go towards improvements for school students to receive allows West Wildwood fi nal say on whether the City a temporary park at Shelter Haven lot. Mayor Suzanne Vet Bridge Bill Moves full-tuition Marjorie Ward of Wildwood can purchase the water utility of West Leaders Scholarships. Walters said council is required to pass a resolution TRENTON — Legislation honoring Cape May veterans, Wildwood. For that concession, West Wildwood will every time the borough accepts funds for the project. The winners are Ray- now be responsible for any capital improvements that sponsored by Assemblymen Nelson Albano and Matthew mond Jefferson of Court “I gave the CFO tonight a check for $1,400 so, at the Milam (both D-1st) was released Monday by an Assembly are needed, including pipes and water meters. next meeting, there will be another resolution,” she House of Middle Town- committee. The bill (A-3788) would designate the Route ship High School; Nicholas said. Councilman H. Brain Levinson asked the mayor 109 bridge over the Cape May Canal between Cape for the line item cost from Public Works. Heishman of North Cape City, Cove: No Agreement May City and Lower Township as the Cape May County May of Lower Cape May Veterans Memorial Bridge. “New Jersey’s citizens are CAPE MAY — As of press time, no agreement Regional High School; and indebted to the sacrifi ce and heroism of the brave men had been reached between the city and the Johnston Councilman Runs Independent Kimberly Becker of Wild- and woman who have served their country in the armed family, owners of the Cove Restaurant, at the west wood Crest of Cape May STONE HARBOR — Although Councilman Karl forces, many of whom call Cape May County home,” end of Beach Avenue. The Johnstons began to replace County Technical High Giulian was not on the ballot for the June 2 primary Milam said. “It’s only proper that we memorialize and the wooden fl oor in the porch section of their busi- School. The students will election, he told the Herald he is seeking reelection honor the thousands of county residents who have served ness with concrete last February when they received enroll in ACCC classes running as an Independent in the general election this in the U.S. Armed Forces by renaming this bridge,” a stop work order from the city’s construction offi ce this fall. November. Giulian has served fi ve, three-year terms Albano said. The bill mandates that no public money be even though they had received a permit for the work. ACCC Foundation es- since 1994. He is a member of the Administration and used for signs bearing the designation and authorizes the At that point, the wooden fl oor had been removed. At tablished the scholarship Finance Committee. He previously ran as a Republican. state transportation commissioner to receive gifts from issue: the restaurant porch sits on a former, vacated program in 2005 in hon- private sources to pay the associated costs. The bill heads street, Third Avenue, claimed by sand decades ago, to or of former Cape May to the Assembly Speaker, who decides if and when to post which the city retains some access rights despite giving Visit Dennis Fire Co. On-line County resident Marjorie it for a fl oor vote. the Johnston family use of the parcel years ago. The DENNINSVILLE — Dennis Volunteer Fire Co. re- Ward, who left $500,000 Johnson family was scheduled to return to the city’s cently added a new dimension to its service to the fi re to ACCC. Planning Board last night. The Johnstons experienced district by adding Facebook and MySpace pages. That Charge Sex Assault Under terns of her will, a delay receiving their annual mercantile license, but will allow those with Internet access to learn more ACCC created an endow- that was due to a backlog of applications all due at the about the company as well as keeping tabs on its “high- NORTH CAPE MAY — A 19-year-old North Cape May ment to fund scholarships same time, according to City Clerk Diane Weldon. profi le calls.” A brief introductory video is available at resident, Donald T. Arndt, was arrested May 31 for an for Cape May County stu- the Herald’s Web site: www.capemaycountyherald.com alleged sexual assault on a mentally challenged woman. dents. These students will Clean Water produced by the Herald’s NASCAR columnist Bruce Lower Township Police reported on May 31 at about receive full tuition to the Knoll Jr., a student at Cape May County Technical High 5:15 a.m. they responded to the area of Channel Apart- college for two years, lead- CREST HAVEN — How about a swim? County School. ments for a possible attempted abduction. Police learned ership skills training and Health Department tests of 67 ocean and bay recre- that an unknown individual who fl ed from the area had support from the college’s ational sites June 1 found all within the state-set limit allegedly grabbed a men- Offi ce of Student Services. for enterococcus bacteria of 104 per 100-milliter sam- Police Charge Lewdness tally challenged woman, Safe Boating Ward was a retired edu- ple. For updated reports, call the hotline, 465-2422. who resides there. Police cator who passed away in OCEAN CITY — On June 6 about 2:44 p.m., an Ocean located the subject near a Classes Set 2004 at the age of 105. City police offi cer observed a man in the 900 beach block (Page A39 Please) She taught for many years At College in the Montclair school system and retired in 1958 Jersey Shore Store Fishes for Tourists in Big Apple MAYS LANDING —Boat- to Cape May. ers and sailors can ob- NEW YORK — The New the Jersey Shore to con- The store, located at tour of their beaches, bar- Store is an innovative way tain the mandatory state This story was fi rst pub- Jersey Division of Travel sumers who are looking 813 Broadway between gains and attractions. to remind New Yorkers certifi cation for operating lished at www.capemay- and Tourism wants Green- for great ideas for vacation 11th and 12th streets, will The store will also fea- and other tri-state residents watercraft at Atlantic Cape countyherald.com. wich Village pedestrians to plans this year,” New Jer- give customers a chance ture a full calendar of daily that a wonderful vacation Community College, with be daydreaming of board- sey Secretary of State Nina to talk with travel experts events for visitors of all experience for any budget classes offered throughout walks and sandy beaches as Mitchell Wells said in a to plan the ideal Garden ages, including daily draw- is right next door,” said the summer. they walk down Broadway release. State escape to fit their ings for free vacations and Wells. The nationally approved this summer. “Tourism in New Jersey vacation style, as well as other prizes. Scheduled “New Jersey also offers Coast Boating School con- To accomplish that task, is a $38.8 billion industry, sample some of the shore’s attractions include a mas- a variety of great travel op- ducts the two-day work- the division May 28 held in large part because of iconic pleasures, enjoy free ter sand sculptor, a touch tions for those who prefer shops, taking place June a grand opening of “The the wide array of vacation samples of salt water taffy tank aquarium, profes- the ease and convenience through September. The Jersey Shore Store,” an options in the state. New and cotton candy, and sign sional poker and blackjack of taking public transpor- course covers rules, laws interactive travel boutique Jersey offers 127 miles of up for vacation and prize lessons, golf clinics, a popu- tation. Our knowledge- and safety practices for designed to attract out-of- pristine beaches and so giveaways. lar shore DJ and a wide able travel professionals individuals who operate state vacationers to the much more -- from world- The Jersey Shore Store variety of presentations will help you plan all the any type of personal wa- resort towns up and down class gaming and spa re- will be open Tuesdays and performances by tour- details for a memorable tercraft. the coast including those in sorts, to dining on par with through Sundays. Travel ism representatives from vacation.” All materials are in- Cape May County. the best in the nation, to representatives from a di- destinations throughout The Jersey Shore Store cluded, and certification “We’re kicking off the classic, comfortable family verse range of Jersey Shore New Jersey. will be open Tuesdays through the course is ap- summer season by bringing seaside getaways that build towns will be on hand to “In today’s challenging through Sundays, 11 a.m. proved for insurance dis- Christopher Wall of Villas some of the excitement of lifelong memories.” take visitors on a virtual economy, The Jersey Shore to 7 p.m. The store can be counts. The course is suit- graduated Summa Cum reached by phone at (212) able for adults and children Laude from St. Peter’s 777-2286. 10 or older. College in Jersey City. Sheriff Installs LoJack System in Vehicles For more information Classes are held on the He was on the Dean’s on New Jersey activities Mays Landing Campus, List all four years while COURT HOUSE — system that allows the of- 1.1 million vehicles were with the LoJack Stolen and destinations, assis- 7-10 p.m., June 24-25; July there. He is a graduate of County Sheriff Gary Schaf- fi cers to track stolen motor stolen across the country. Vehicle Recovery System tance on planning a New 13-14; Aug. 19-20; and Wildwood Catholic High fer announced that his vehicles. Depending upon where have been recovered, many Jersey vacation, including Sept. 21-22. School, and will attend office is equipping and A vehicle is stolen every you live and what make within a few hours. additional itinerary ideas, For more information the graduate School training offi cers to use the 28.8 seconds in the United and model you drive, you The Sheriff’s Office is accommodations and free or to register, call (609) of Arts and Sciences of LoJack System. This is a States. Last year alone, may be at risk. now installing the LoJack brochures, go to www. 343-4829, or visit www. Northeastern University “With the LoJack Sys- system in fi ve of the fl eet’s visitnj.org. atlantic.edu/conted in the fall. tem, when a vehicle theft vehicles. This equipment NOW ENROLLING! is reported to the police, a and installation has been routine entry into the state donated free of charge by police crime computer the company. Looking for results in a match of the “This is a win for our quality childcare, LoJack System’s unique taxpayers and our efforts to a safe environment code against the state VIN enhance the crime fi ghting for your children database. This automati- ability of the Sheriff Offi - cally activates the LoJack cers. At no cost, we obtain to learn and Unit in a vehicle, which state of the art equipment interact with emits an inaudible signal. to supplement our vehicles other children? Law enforcement authori- that travel the county road- ties who are equipped ways everyday enabling FUNdamentals Learning Center with LoJack Police Track- the offi cers to pick up sig- is now enrolling children ing Computers—in their nals of stolen vehicles and sheriff’s cars and aviation apprehend the criminal,” 18 months to 6 years old. units—are always listen- Schaffer said ing for a LoJack signal. The training and units • Licensed Day Care Sheriff Officers use the were installed in the Sher- • Experienced, QualiÀ ed Staff LoJack Police Tracking iff Officer’s vehicles on • Full Time and Part Time Available Computers to track and June 4th at the Cape May recover your stolen LoJack- County Police Academy • Summer Day Camp equipped vehicle,” Schaf- and are activated and cur- Joint installation ceremonies were held at Wildwood VFW Post 3509 for VFW fer explained. rently being used as a new District 17 Commander Joe Orlando of North Wildwood and VFW District 17 Call FUNdamentals today for Ninety percent of all crime fi ghting tool. Ladies Auxiliary President Dolly Showers. From left: Robert Farrell VFW install- stolen vehicles equipped ing offi cer; Joe Orlando district commander; Dolly Showers, president District more info at (609) 463-8263 17, Ladies Auxiliary, and Pat Karwan VFW Ladies Auxilary installing offi cer. Herald Newspapers June 10 2009 religion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A17 Who Says You Can’t Go Back Again? Haircuts When I was three years sentimental person and union in a way that words go by where I could tell $ 00 old, my family moved from memories mean a lot to can’t do justice to. somebody what they mean 12 Morristown to a brand SPEAKING IN THE LIGHT me and I guess I was tired Who says you can’t go to me and how much I new house on 89 Summit of just going back in time back again? I began this have been enriched by Everyday. Avenue in Cedar Knolls, with no real way to update column with being three their presence in my life. NJ. I got to live in that the data base in my brain years old and moving to 89 Because when it all comes house from 1963 until and more importantly, the Summit Ave. and all those down, if there has been 1972. Up until I moved to With Pastor Rudy one in my heart. schools from K through anything good that has Cape May County in 1997, I was frustrated with sixth grade. Well believe happened in this life, it that was the longest I had Cedar Knolls to Chester, before my sophomore year feeling helpless about what it or not, I have discovered has been because the Lord ever spent in one place. NJ in 1972 via a six-week that once again my family I was supposed to do with a friend recently that took loves me and it is His love And although I lived in trial run that didn’t work moved to Peapack and I this ache. There were too the same tour through that allows me to be free the same house, I would out in Denver, Colo. and fi nished up high school in many people in too many those same schools from to love others too. end up having to go to one a short stay with relatives 1978 in Bernardsville. different walks and seasons three doors down in the So I can go back again school for kindergarten, back in Morristown. I Now I am not complain- of life for any kind of rea- same neighborhood. and again and again, to if another from fi rst through would go to two different ing as I know there have sonable reunion! And I was Vivian and I started nothing more than just say Rt. 9- Near Starbucks fourth grade, still another schools for seventh and been many individuals, rather overwhelmed with kindergarten together at “Thank you for being my for fi fth grade and even one eighth grade and one more especially in the military, the task of trying to fi nd ad- Salem Drive in Whippany. friend...” Rio Grande more for sixth grade. to start my freshman year that have had to move dresses and name changes We moved on to Notre Write Pastor Rudy pas- 609-463-0080 We would move from in high school. It was just way more than I have. and phone numbers and so Dame School from first [email protected] And I know that one of the on so I could at least jot a through fourth and when reasons that I have become note or send a card. that school closed we went the person that I am today I remember praying and to Mountview Road School Holy Trinity Lutheran Church is because of the many quite honestly saying to for fi fth grade and on to ways that I have had to God, “Hey, You made me Memorial Junior School 2810 Atlantic Ave., Wildwood adapt and adjust along the like this, so if there is any for sixth grade. And even way to different settings way that you could possibly though we hadn’t talked in Please join us for dinner and a concert on with different people. give me direction in this some 37 years, it is amaz- Wednesday, June 17th But I would be lying to matter, I would surely ap- ing that once a friend can you if I did not admit that preciate it.” And wouldn’t still be a friend with a little Concert will feature Lori & Grover Bradshaw I am more than just a little you know it? A few weeks effort and some risk from envious of those who got later, my daughter Leah your heart to reach out all (Heart to Heart) to grow up in one place introduces me to this thing over again. all along the way. I have online called Facebook. Why Vivian even gave Baked Ziti Dinner is at 6:00 had to say “Goodbye” Now in case you don’t me a priceless gift when Tickets are $12.50 • Take out available way more than I would know this yet, Facebook she posted our fi fth grade have liked to along this is an online community class picture up in a photo journey. And needless to that connects people with that I hadn’t seen since Concert will follow dinner. say, I know that there friends both present and 1971. My kids got to see All are welcome. has always been a deep past. Facebook to me was how “uncool” their Daddy yearning inside of me to the miracle that I was look- looked way back then and Call 522-5000 or 522-3775 for more info reconnect with so many of ing for. It was defi nitely what really was a shock Rachel Semovoski, daughter of Rev. Jeffrey and Carol my friends that came and an answer to my prayer. or not was the fact that I Elliott of North Cape May, and her husband Joshua went somewhere along Suddenly, in a matter of still wear the same style of Semovoski graduated from the Lutheran Theologi- the way. days, I was being recon- shirts today. Nobody said I cal Seminary at Gettysburg, Pa. with their Master of Two summers ago, a nected and the disconnect was a fashion trendsetter. Divinity degrees on May 8. They have been assigned deep sadness came upon was being attended to in a And all of this has hap- First Baptist Church positive way. pened through the grace to the Delaware-Maryland Synod of the Evangelical me that I could not just I was fi nding old school of God and the magic of an of Wildwood Lutheran Church in America. muddle through somehow. With the help of a wonder- friends and college bud- instrument like Facebook, Maple & Atlantic ful counselor, I was able dies. I was catching up which allows people who Avenues HOLY SPIRIT to discover that one of the with the now grown up love and need people to reasons for this mourning kids that had been in my get to be with the people 609-522-2981 LUTHERAN CHURCH was the huge hole that I youth groups in Jersey and that they love and need. Pastor, Rev. Joe Mathis felt over the many wonder- Ohio and even Omaha, Ne- When you get to the end Worship Service - Sunday ful people that I had never braska. I was touching base of your days on this earth, Thursday, June 11th Mornings 10:30am forgotten. with family members that I the importance of your 6:45pm Crest Haven Sing-a-Long Bible Study & Sunday I just had no contact had not seen in years. life and legacy will not be with anymore. I longed for And since God has measured by the stuff you Sunday, June 14th School will resume a way to somehow be able brought Facebook my way, accumulated but more by in September to just touch base one more I have already had several the substance and depth 9:30am Morning Worship time and know what they in-person wonderful re- of your character and the Off Street Parking • Air Conditioned Washington & Bayshore Aves., were doing and how they unions with uncles, aunts importance you placed on were doing and who they and cousins and loved knowing and being with Hearing Assistance • Nursery Provided Villas • 886-2414 had become. I am a very ones. If life is really all and loving others. “A Friendly Church With a Friendly Message about relationships then If I am going to err in about the Greatest Friend.” I feel like I have won the my days to come, let it be lottery of the heart because because I wasn’t content “Out with the New, in with the Old” I have cherished every re- to just let an opportunity “Jesus Christ, the same yesterday and today, and forever”. Hebrews 13:8 Covenant Rio Grande Bible Baptist Church Church Offers Sermon Presbyterian Church King James Bible • Old-Fashioned Preaching Series on Stained Glass 123 Fishing Creek Rd., NCM, NJ 08204 Old Hymns of Faith • Family Values CAPE MAY — The First 886-2448 1107 Delsea Drive, Route 47, Rio Grande, NJ Church Of¿ ce 609-886-9494 Presbyterian Church of Cape May, corner of Hughes Sunday Worship and Decatur streets, in cel- Sunday School 9:45 a.m. ebration of the completion 9:15am - Sunday School - all ages Sunday Morning Service 11:00 a.m. of the stained glass window 10:00am - Coffee Fellowship restoration at the church, 10:15am - Worship Service Sunday Evening Service 6:30 p.m. will offer a series of ser- mons based on the scenes Jr. Church and Nursery Provided Wednesday Service 6:30 p.m. depicted in the windows by Children’s Bible Pastor Jim Richards. Home Bible Study The series will run from Pastor Jeff McLeod Club Wednesday 6:30 p.m. June 14 through July 26 June, July & Aug. & Family and will be presented at Call for directions both the 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. services. Of particular inter- est may be the “mystery Evangelical Lutheran Church window,” which church members have been try- of Our Saviour ing to identify, showing a Third Ave. at 93rd St., Stone Harbor, NJ traveler resting at Christ’s knee. Pastor Richards has discovered that a painting by German artist Bernard SUNDAY, JUNE 14, 2009 Plockhorst called “Christ, the Comforter” inspired 8:30am - Worship in the Sanctuary it. Other sermons are ti- 10am- Outdoor Worship and Picnic tled “Come to Me,” “The Woman at the Well,” “An w/St. Mary’s @ Cape May County Park Easter Refl ection,” “Knock- ing at the Door,” “Paul in (pav. B & C) Athens,” and “The Women at the Tomb.” No Sunday School today. The sermon series will lead up to a rededication Phone: 609-368-3031 of the windows this sum- E-mail: [email protected] mer. A18 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers June 10 2009

The Avalon administration or Public Works should check the profanity was unbelievable. 44th Street beach entrance path after a rain. The grading they This is a public place where did changed the water build up from lakes to rivers. kids and families are allowed —Avalon to be. Isn’t there some kind of *** ordinance against profanity I’d like everybody to know that Dune Drive is a very wide and public drinking? street. There’s enough room for two cars. There’s no reason to —North Cape May drive right down the middle. Take your half either left or right. *** Don’t take your half right down the middle. Talk about taxation without —Avalon representation. In the city of Wildwood it’s ridiculous now. *** “A good community newspaper is a community in conversation with itself.” Property taxes going up every Whoever landscaped the center planter at Garden Lake Park —Walter Lippman did a beautiful job. Keep up the good work. year by a big margin. Who are —Court House the mayor and the councilmen The Herald invites you to contribute to Spout Off, your posi- You must identify your town. This newspaper will edit mes- *** representing? They’re not tive statements whenever possible and, when necessary, your sages according to our space, your brevity, timeliness and good To the spouter who thinks all old people should stop driving. representing the taxpayers, constructive, negative thoughts. To do so, please visit our website taste. No more than one contribution per week, please. I am 86 plus. I had a New Jersey driver’s license since 17. No the homeowners. They’re not – www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com and click “submit” under accidents and no tickets. Can you say this for yourself? With a representing the full-time resi- the “Spout Off” Heading. Your comments will be submitted If you would like share your views on a topic in greater de- little luck, you too may get old. If you wise up and change your dents. They’re not represent- anonymously from this form and limited to 600 characters. tail, consider submitting a letter to the Herald’s editorial page. thoughts. I see you as a north end of a horse traveling south. ing the part-time residents. You may also mail, bring or fax (886-1879) a brief written Please send your letters to [email protected]. Be sure to —Court House What are they waiting for? comment, which must arrive by 9 a.m. Friday. Or you can call give your name, address plus a phone number so we can call *** The island to get back the way the Spout Off line at 886-1580. You will have one minute to to confi rm your submission. The Herald publishes only letters The streets are disgraceful in Wildwood. All the way down it was in the 90s, the mid 90s, anonymously voice your views on any subject of public interest. submitted exclusively to this newspaper. from Rio Grande all the way to Super Fresh on 26th Street. the late 80s so they can buy Didn't See Your Spout Off In Print? Check Online at www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Every street is messed up. I ran over something in the middle up all the property cheap of the street last night and I’m going to have to sue the City of when it’s all abandoned? Let’s pray for his health or we could get loose-mouthed Biden or —Wildwood Wildwood if they don’t fi x the streets. If my truck is broken do the right thing. Let’s stop Pinocchio Pelosi lies that keep growing. *** that’s what I’ll do. paying all our taxes. Lets stop —Goshen I’m responding to the Spout Off from the person in Cape May —Wildwood feeding them the money that *** County, that lives there I guess, and is originally from Kensington. *** they’re strangling us with. We always look forward to the Memorial Day ceremony on I know a place to go to fi nd real good people originally from Kens- Lower Township police need to patrol the beach area in front —Wildwood the beach. This year we think it was awful. We got there at 11:50 ington. Right here in Villas. You can go to the Fishing Club, the of a local bar in North Cape May. Last weekend I took my *** a.m. from McGlades and by that time the ceremony was basically local VFW, the Elks Club that’s on Bayshore Road now. They’re mother and granddaughter down to the bay for an afternoon of I’m calling about the Spout over with. The boat, the little raft, with fl owers was not pulled fi lled with all the old good Kensington people. All the good people relaxation. There were many people openly drinking beer. The Off about the handicap parking directly out to sea but up the coast. We saw no helicopters drop- that used to live in Kensington, families with blue collar workers, spot in front of the Cape May ping wreaths. It was a complete sham. We did hear the gunfi re of hard working people, and retired are living in Villas. We would be Post Office. You’ve got to the 21-gun salute as we were coming out of McGlades. We were happy to help you out. Come in and see for yourself. be kidding. There’s only 6-8 wondering what the heck’s going on it’s not even noon yet? —Villas Artisans Alcove spots as is. If there’s a handicap —Cape May *** spot, what do you want me to ESTATE JEWELERS *** I’m a coach of the Little League Soccer pee-wee division in do, ride around the block four I stay at 1300 Ocean Avenue. I have a new partner who lives Lower Cape May. I just want to say that the rec center runs BUYING•Diamonds more times to try to fi nd a spot on 13th Avenue. We’re going to do our best to play the horseshoe everything wonderfully and everything goes off without a hitch. to park? You’re only allowed to champions on July 4th. I hope we do better than we did last year. As far as the Little League Baseball that’s not run by the rec •Jewelry park there for 15 minutes any- I have a new partner this year. I think my new partner might center, everything is run totally from one day to the next, games way. Take the extra trip around have a chance to win the game. have been cancelled, opening days have been cancelled. There’s •Coins the block and wait for a spot —North Wildwood money $65-75 that you have to pay for a kid to play fi ve games. just like everybody else. *** They cancelled opening day because of no shirts. Someone needs •Gold —West Cape May Thank you Avalon Police Department for replacing the radar to look into where the money’s going in Lower Cape May Little *** speed monitor on 42nd Street. We still have speeders on our League. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK • 10 am to 5 pm The time for blaming Bush street, and we also have many children whose safety could be —Lower Cape May 523 Lafayette Street, Cape May • 898-0202 for our economic situation is in jeopardy. We could use speeder enforcement to back up *** www.artisansalcove.com now over. Obama-nomics are the radar monitor. Attention Code Enforcer if there still is one: I left a message destroying our economy. But —Avalon over three weeks ago of a truck at Bayberry and Francis in Villas *** with a fl at tire. Still there, still has a fl at tire, debris still piling To the individual who helped himself to my husband’s beach up. How long can a disabled vehicle remain on our streets? ATTENTION chair on the ferry beach: My husband is in his 90s and needs Obviously you don’t pay attention to your messages so I’m hop- to use a cane. We were unable to stay on the beach due to your ing you have enough sense to read the Herald. I’m trying to VILLAS RESIDENTS theft. He is a World War II Vet. clean this mess up. South Jersey Gas is —North Cape May —Villas *** *** coming to your area! I would like to know what the mayor and commissioners in To the spout off writer from last week, who said that the football If you’re thinking about Wildwood are thinking with this type of tax increase during a poor team only had to memorize fi ve plays that they were taught since economy like we’re having now. What are they doing? Are they Pee Wee ball: Please if you are going to write something like that converting your electric, trying to get higher income people to move to Wildwood? Well know what you are talking about. We kids run the same program propane, or oil heat to that’s not going to happen with taxes that are higher than any from fi rst grade thru eighth grade, then the system totally changes. Natural Gas, call us for a other shore town and a population of criminals still in the Also for your information, obviously we knew those fi ve plays center of the island. Illegal aliens, overcrowded rental proper- well enough to be undefeated champions just two seasons ago. FREE ESTIMATE! ties. There’s no code enforcement on run-down properties that Just so you know, I am on the football team, and I would know are over capacity. This is ridiculous. Clean the island up. Cut how the plays go for the different levels. Everything changes Think Spring! back on employees and make sure that ones that are there work- after eighth grade. For All Your Cooling & Heating Needs ing actually work. Make the bad landlords clean their properties —Villas up. Do something. *** Sales, Installation & Service —Wildwood Who was the brain surgeon that put together the new Cape May • Central Air Conditioning • Gas or Oil Heat *** Lewes Ferry schedule? Leaving out half the ferries that actually When you talk about consolidation of schools to save money sail. No wonder why it cost $106 for my wife and I to go round • Unico & Space Pak • Air Duct Cleaning • Fuel Oil Deliveries for the taxpayers why isn’t the Special Services School consolidat- trip to the outlets and back to Cape May. Never again, ed with the Technical School? They only have 250 students. —Lower Township —Court House *** 465-5545 • 399-0450 *** Bravo to Adrienne Crook, music teacher at Wildwood High for NATE 1-800-388-4645 To all of Lower Township parents of the Lower Cape May another fantastic choir concert. Our children did a beautiful job. certifi ed Football Team: If your kids were dedicated to the Lower Cape This is the best part of Wildwood. I am proud to have my children technicians Serving Cape May & Atlantic Counties over 90 years May Football program as much as the Lower Cape May football attend Wildwood High with teachers like Ms. Crook. For those coach and its staff, maybe they would win a few games. So, get who did not come, you truly missed a wonderful show--worth Visa - MC - Discover License #13VH00302000 your kids more dedicated. every minute! —Villas —Wildwood *** *** Gov. Corzine is planning to cut 10 percent of the DEP staff. I fi nd it offensive that the Lower Township taxpayers are Over 20,000 toxic waste sites in New Jersey and he just signed paying for two offi cers at one time to repeatedly spend shifts legislation to allow the polluters to conduct their own clean up. entrapping drivers for no seatbelt at Pantry One location. Contest Winner Sure, pigs could fl y. A free get-out-of-jail pass to the polluters. Perhaps we do have too many offi cers on the force if that’s how Paper cleanups don’t just hack it. Ground water laced with they have to spend their time and raise money. 2009Announced! toxic waste kills. —Lower Township —Cape May County (ED. NOTE: Haven’t you been reading the news items about *** the “Click it or Ticket” national campaign during the month of Middle Township mayor, your obscene arm gesture at the May?) council meeting on Monday evening, June 1, was observed by *** many in the audience. We hope you have good medical coverage I attended a function for the pre-K classes at Middle Township because psychological testing and treatment could cost a bundle. School Thursday. I was appalled at the condition of the pre- Taxpayers are getting the message. Out of control actions by school’s building. There are trees growing out of the gutters, offi cials could cost taxpayers a fortune in litigation. Back room large roots that are above the ground. And there is a little fenced-in deals are coming back through. If you can’t stand the heat, get back yard area behind the building that has nothing but trash and out of the kitchen. over-grown grass. These are all very dangerous hazards for the —Middle Township children. West Nile, snakes, etc. Is there anything that can be *** done about this? What do the school taxes pay for? To the spouter from Wildwood who doesn’t like 2 1/2 Men: —Court House Who are you to tell me what I can watch on my televi- *** sion? To the “Wonderful Patron” who complained so intently about —Middle Township the waitresses, please shut up. Do you realize you complained *** about everything from drinks to checks? As a waitress for several Would the person who stole the Townsend’s Inlet Civic years I see nothing wrong with refi lling coffee cups or taking drink Center sign please return it? We need the sign. Without it we orders before getting your ketchup. In fact it’s completely normal will lose the center. and called time management. We have other tables too, not just Dr. Jeffrey Vecere and Kate McGovern —Sea Isle City you. Consider eating at home or at McDonalds. I heard they’re *** pretty quick at getting you your ketchup. Every year Dr. Jeffrey Vecere, 22 West PaciÀ c Ave., Cape May It was nice that the president took his wife out on a date. But —Cape May with millions of people out of work and unable to take proper *** Court House (609-465-5176) gives a lucky parent of one of his care of their families, I don’t think the president had the right Teachers, leave those kids alone. The talent show was a blast to leave the citizens with a $24,000 bill. When my husband and I only wish I heard more than 20 seconds of the song. Tell active patients free orthodontic treatment with Damon Braces. takes me to dinner, he picks up the whole tab and I think the me why can the teacher band, “Old School” sing “I Think The winner for 2009 is Kate McGovern, who had her full brac- president should’ve done the same thing. We’re Alone Now,” but prize students can’t walk during gradu- —Villas ation over “Another Brick in the Wall?” “I Think We’re Alone es placed in May 2009. Dr. Vecere and his staff are very excited *** Now?” What does that mean? Children behave... about this contest and look forward to giving Kate a new and To the spouter who thinks that torture works: You are wrong; —Erma it doesn’t work. The people who aren’t tortured lied to get out *** improved smile that she will be proud of! of the torturing. I just want to thank the two young gentlemen who cleaned my (Page A19 Please) Herald Newspapers June 10 2009 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A19 Spout Off —North Cape May are going to spend $20 million plus, let’s spend —North Wildwood (From Page A18) *** it on the parkway for a new or wider bridge *** heater for me. You two were very polite and also very knowl- We should send City Hall’s electric bill to Commissioner that will not have a continuing $800,000 or To the person from Our Lady Star of the Sea edgeable. I want to thank Grace Energy for a job well done. DeMarzo. He uses the building for hours on end on the week- more cost per year. concerned because their child will be forced —Middle Township ends and late nights. The city is broke; he should be conserving —Ocean City to attend the lesser St. Ann’s Parochial School: *** the electricity and using the City Hall during business hours. A *** Perhaps it is your obvious, Christian values and I called everyone I know and told them not to send me fl ow- few times he left the offi ce light on all night long. I fi nd it hard to have fun in this county. No example, your tolerance, acceptance, open- ers anymore. I just can’t add another person to my list of people —Wildwood wonder the winters are like a ghost town. You all ness, that has instilled such goodness and not I have to tip. Sorry, if you lose your job. *** need to look at Atlantic City and see what they the outstanding, superior morals taught at Our —Stone Harbor If a 90-unit affordable housing development is built in the are doing. People are taking buses and riding to Lady Star of the Sea. I am sure your child will *** woods in Middle Township, there will be all sorts of problems the Tropicana and dancing and dining and doing survive their time at St. Ann, what with your It is not fair to blame the probation offi cer for a pedophile when the kids start roaming in the woods. They expect 200 or so karaoke and listening to live bands. Why do vision and example. running loose in society, they are already too overloaded. Maybe children in these apartments, and the kids are going to get ticks we have to travel so far for entertainment? —West Wildwood you should have blamed the judge who should have left him and chiggers, animal bites, fall out of trees, and get lost in the We are 25 and older and only want to have a *** behind bars. very large woods surrounding the site. The zoning board needs to good time. To the older couple who drive around us- —Marmora consider that the Railroad Avenue site is a poor location choice —Wildwood ing foul language in front of children: I am *** for such high-density housing. *** near your age, and I am trying to teach my To the spouter hyping Star of the Sea, I didn’t go to either —Court House David Rodriguez really needs to stop acting grandchildren to respect adults. You both are school but went to Wildwood Catholic and you are wrong. That’s *** like he’s trying to help Woodbine residents. He making this very diffi cult because you could objective as you can get, check the Spout Off archives. Beach Tag Checkers: when entering the 85th Street beach on only stops to talk to locals in June and Novem- make a sailor blush with your profanity. I am —Wildwood Crest May 30, a beach tag checker with a cigarette in hand greeted ber. If he wants to help people in town, his PAC not asking you to change your ways, but take it *** me, asking where my beach tag was. It was clearly was pinned on Center shouldn’t be just set-up for Hispanic away from the ears of children. The neighbor- Several years ago, I called the Avalon Fire Department be- my tee shirt. Very unprofessional; way to go Sea Isle. people. Woodbine has white, African-Amer- hood would appreciate it. cause I thought I had a gas leak in my house. Embarrassingly, —Sea Isle City ican, and Hispanic, etc. residents, which —West Wildwood it turned out to be a skunk under my house. After living here *** should be thinking about that before they vote. *** in the summer for 35 years, I had never encountered a skunk I would like to wish Beach Director Tony Hall of the North —Woodbine The Red Baron strikes again: I almost hit the before. Now, Avalon seems to be infested with skunks. I have Wildwood Beach Patrol good luck this summer. He has done a *** red Escort this morning traveling up the GSP. I seen them crossing the roads in broad daylight, and I frequently great job teaching the young kids. I feel safe swimming in the Who was that North Wildwood Politician think the person should stick to Route 9 if smell them at night. My dog has been sprayed several times, ocean but not on 23rd Street. who promised the taxpayers that all streets they cannot seem to handle the speed of the as have those of my neighbors. Avalon cannot be the natural —North Wildwood in North Wildwood would be paved and parkway. habitat of these animals, and I suggest the animal control make *** fi nished before Memorial Day? Oh, I just —Court House a concerted effort to trap and relocate them. The federal government owns 60 percent of GM now. We own thought of something. He said before Memo- *** —Avalon the government. When do we get our free company car? rial Day. He didn’t say what year that would Turn your grief for Dr. Tiller into action. *** —Sea Isle City be. I’m just another unhappy North Wildwood It seems Troiano and Davenport are digging their own politi- (ED. NOTE: Two or four door?) taxpayer. (Page A20 Please) cal graves with their harassment and intimidation of Kathleen *** McCullough with these trumped up voter fraud charges from To the woman who was turning into a driveway on Washington the CMC Prosecutor’s Offi ce. Free speech is a civil right in the Street in Cape May and gave the fi nger to my four-year-old *HTWLY»Z United States of America and they are denying McCullough her child and me on May 29 at 5:30 p.m. for no reason, you are gutless. I have lived here my whole life and I hope to run into :[PT\S\Z7HJRHNL right to free speech by harassing and intimidating her for her Truckload 3/4” Red Stone political views. Ernie’s own words at commissioner meetings you again so I can tell you face to face how disgusting you are. $ 00 LUMBER, FENCE & STONE CO. Delivered 345 which are on the Internet are enough to see how he maligns, You were real smart to do that in front of your house. —Cape May Truckload 3/4” Local White Stone insults and calls her a liar when he’s upset that she’s letting WHOLESALE - RETAIL Delivered $28000 people know what’s really going on in City Hall. Hooray, Kath- *** Drywall, Hardware & Building Materials To the Rio Grande Wawa: I was in there today and bought Truckload is approximately 5 tons leen McCullough, you’re our hero. delivered in Cape May County —Wildwood a cup of coffee, and your employee April was very friendly Treated Lumber On Sale *** and helpful. I wish more stores had such nice employees. I look Cape May is promoting “Restaurant Week” but the city gov- forward to my next coffee from your store. Roberts & New Jersey Aves. ;YHPSLY ernment is not allowing its best family restaurant to open. The —Villas Wildwood, 522-8395 3.5% :RPY[PUN:WLJPHS Cove Restaurant is a constant victim of the city’s harassment. *** Mon.-Fri. 7:30am-5pm • Sat. 8-4 Sales $ 97 Last year the government offi cials feigned ignorance and embar- If Troiano and Davenport do get recalled out of offi ce, what Open Sunday 9-2 8’ Top-Rails ...... 4 each next? We better have two qualifi ed professionals run for offi ce. Tax rassment when Washington Mall businesses were closed by the 416 State Hwy. 47 South 8’ Bottom-Rails . . . . $445 each police department over licensing issues during Memorial Day Someone with a college degree or experience in fi nance, admin- Green Creek, 889-9090 in Weekend, and fi red the city manager for it, but not for the Cove. istration, business, accounting, or even a lawyer. Then hire a Mon.-Fri. 7am-5pm • Sat. 8am-1pm Wildwood! 8’ Wht Skirting . . . . $1095 each The city is gunning for this great eatery with gusto. Dirty, retired CEO or business manager to run the day-by-day opera- Closed Sunday disgusting politics. tions of the city. Is there anyone out there living in Wildwood? We —Cape May County don’t need a fi reman, police offi cer, or bricklayer to handle our *** tax money and fi gure out a budget. It is embarrassing to see how I think there’s a serious confl ict of interest with Troiano and we run our city, and ways to make money. Come on. Davenport passing a resolution to take the Clerk’s Offi ce away —Wildwood from DeMarzo in the middle of a successful recall. Wood is *** the offi cial who checks the recall signatures and Davenport is The assassination of George Tiller was horrifi c and terrify- his boss. Maybe Wood should explain how he for years has ing to all those who work to provide women with safe, legal sent sample ballots (as required by law) to empty lots and yet health services. Please, donate your time, or your money to the these people are still on the voter rolls with no residences in local women’s health clinics here in honor of Dr. Tiller. Wildwood. And how could the County Prosecutor ignore this —Wildwood evidence, which he was given? It borders on ridiculous that *** after years of supposedly investigating voter fraud allegations the The Spout Off online forum is fi lled with nothing but hate- Highest Possible Prices Paid! only person they came up with to charge is Kathleen Mc- fi lled bigots. It is unbelievable that this paper supports this. It is Cullough. full of extremists who daily spew hate speech and total degrada- —Wildwood tion of anyone who is not white, Christian or Republican. *** —Wildwood If I was organizing a political event would I be able to get the (ED. NOTE: Report offensive posts to: [email protected]) same free advertisement as the Wildwood Recall Group every *** week? Would I be able to post phone numbers or addresses? I North Korea has canceled the peace treaty with the South doubt it. But then again this isn’t directed towards the mayor and UN that ended the Korean War. On the same day North and won’t get printed, as usual. Korea tested rockets that could wipe out the West Coast with —Wildwood its nuclear bombs, President Obama announced he was not go- *** ing to fund our missile defense system. He plans to kill our The Sheriff’s Department was named in a lawsuit this week as missile protection because he wants to use the money for his “dysfunctional and incompetent.” Sounds more like the local social agenda. What good is socialized medicine and universal WATCH and JEWELRY REPAIR 250 96th Street • Stone Harbor Probation Department. preschool if we are destroyed by atomic bombs? GIA Graduate Gemologist (609) 967-4653 (GOLD) www.jewelry-studio.com —Upper Township —West Wildwood *** *** Kathleen McCullough, you go girl. At commissioner meet- What are the administrators at the Dennis Township Elemen- ings you never raise your voice even when Bert & Ernie tary School thinking? Obviously they aren’t thinking about our are insulting and laughing at you. You trudge on and get your children. Why would you take two of the top four teachers from PUBLIC statements and information out, even while they are interrupt- the Elementary School and move them to teach fi rst and second ing you, much to their dismay. Many, many people are behind grade at the Primary School? Are the administrators trying to you and are thankful for all you do for the community. You are a destroy the academics at the Elementary School? Are the force to be reckoned with and deserve praise and not this latest Primary School teachers not pulling their weight? I hope this MEETING treatment you are getting that Mayor Troiano and Commissioner doesn’t turn into more negative press for the township. Davenport are behind. —Dennis Township —Wildwood *** *** To the spouter who is sick of the mess at the end of Arizona SEA ISLE CITY Does anyone know what’s going on with Legates’ Market? Avenue: I am sorry you are sick, but I don’t think you are as sick —Fishing Creek as me. Stop by and I’ll show you papers from my doctor. It’s not *** a mess; it’s problems that are being worked on. The code TOWN WATCH/TOWN PRIDE Has anyone found my lost locked Ipod touch with a pink enforcer is there and yes, the township too. My name and address cover? Returning it to its owner will bring you good karma and a are on my property. Stop by. reward. What more could you ask for? Call me: 215-576-5141. —Villas An Opportunity To Voice It was lost on Memorial Day Weekend *** Your Opinions & Questions —North Wildwood A Court House spouter says that Mother Nature will take *** care of global warming. Mother Nature is powerful indeed, but Shame on your Herald for putting a picture of two current she never thought that we would abuse her the way we do with GUEST SPEAKERS: K9 Offi cer’s and one of the many wonderful dogs of the unit as the exhaust from billions of internal combustion engines. your picture for the article alleging Sexual Harassment and Animal —Avalon MAYOR LEONARD C. DESIDERIO Cruelty. It is appalling to me that you defame those offi cers (who *** CITY ADMINISTRATOR GEORGE SAVASTANO are current members of the unit) by using an unrelated picture To the Stone Harbor spouter who advises Avalon’s defenders of of them. They have nothing to do with the vile accusations made the dunes to “grow up and get a life:” You say that the “owner of & POLICE CHIEF THOMAS D’INTINO by Offi cer Peterson. You should apologize to them Herald and the dunes property is following all local laws.” Guess why Avalon put a picture of Offi cer Peterson. initially denied the application for new construction? Because it —North Cape May violates Avalon’s dune protection ordinance. Tuesday - June 16, 2009 - 7pm *** —Avalon Obviously the Lower Cape May Regional school board is very *** Community Lodge hasty when deciding on what is considered “insubordinate” and A month ago, two beautiful shrubs were taken from my JFK Boulevard, Sea Isle City then feel they foolish when community outrage forces them mother’s headstone at the Household of Ruth cemetery. Why? to retract such an irrational choice. The verdict to let off a stu- Last week, I noticed that my father didn’t have a fl ag on his dent for a senior prank is not due to a parent’s intellect. The gravesite like all the other veterans for Memorial Day celebra- school board was forced to change their judgment when they tion. Why? realized that the punishment did not fi t the crime. Maybe next —Whitesboro PURPOSE: Open Dialogue Between time the school will deal with each situation delicately and no *** more blame will be placed on innocent parties. The Beesley’s Point Bridge should go down in history as the City OfÀ cials And The Public biggest rip-off of the Cape May County taxpayers. Truth is, if we A20 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers June 10 2009

Spout Off they live in it off and on. Also their grass gets cut when it’s at image.” The director is quoted as saying “we hope [the new —Lower Township (From Page A19) least 4-5 feet high. Who do they know? logo] makes it clearer to the public what Cape Assist is all about.” *** There is a Planned Parenthood in Atlantic City and I’m sure —Del Haven I still don’t know what it’s all about. Are they helping the teen- In reference to the per- they’d appreciate donations/volunteers. *** age druggies learn sailing? Are they giving away sailboats? If I’m son who wrote about Town —Marmora What are the administrators thinking? Moving two elemen- out in my boat and something happens, do I call them, the Coast Bank’s Volunteer Fire Chief, *** tary school teachers to the primary school? Sounds like they Guard, or Sea Tow? if you plan on bad mouthing Middle has funds to help qualifi ed residents alter (spay or better rethink their decision. Think about the kids who look —Villas someone, make sure to get neuter) their dogs and cats. Call Township Hall for details. Pit forward to their happy, friendly faces every day. What about *** the name right. By the way, bulls and male dogs especially need to be fi xed. Altering will them? To the spouter who thinks the city should honor Judge Callo- it’s Megonigal. Also, for you reduce the number of unwanted animals in the county as well —Dennisville way: No way. He allowed the animal houses to run wild. He to sit there and focus on his as reduce roaming and aggression. Make a call before the *** told my parents that they should move out of town on weekends uniform (which he has right- money runs out. I would like to thank the person who was in charge and the so that the animal house on 44th Street could use their house fully earned) or the fact that —Middle Township workers for planting dune grass and placing sand fence along for target practice with their rockets. My parents never spent he repeated a word, maybe *** the inlet beach. I didn’t have to shovel inches of sand off my another summer in their home. It remains vacant to this day. So you should concentrate on his I would like to know why the Carl Mitnick School is allowed property this spring. Keep up the good work. much for Sea Isle being a family town. dedication to the fi re service to have a dump located at the back of their schoolyard. —North Wildwood —Sea Isle City and to our community. There is concrete, furniture, wire, picnic tables, etc. dumped *** *** —North Cape May back there. Why on earth do they want to trash up Cape May To the negative spouter from Avalon. No apology is needed To the Tampa Avenue partier: Last year was a free ride, this *** County? Furthermore, I saw children climbing in that mess and from our mayor. At least he has the guts to stand up for Ameri- year we are not tolerating the noise, fi res, and disruption. I I have to wonder…why someone is going to be seriously hurt. Lower Township feels it ca and our military. A little history for you: The French would be really do not care where your mom works, and tell her stop are certain people so in favor is not their problem. I cannot believe there is not an ordinance speaking German if it weren’t for America ‘s military. blowing that horn like that. of this “affordable housing?” against this dumping. Please clean it up. —Avalon —Villas Certain people like insur- —Lower Township *** *** ance salesman and Chair of *** To the spouter complaining about North Wildwood workers I understand that Jon Corzine receives $1 per year for the the Master Plan Committee. Why does the home at Sixth and Millman Blvd. still have no picking up trash off our streets. If you like trash, go next door privilege of acting as our governor. If this is true, he is grossly It makes me wonder what front steps? The house has been built for at least four years, and with high taxes, double the workers and nothing for it. NWD- overpaid. The next election cannot come soon enough. Anyone he has to gain from it. In- PW, keep up the awesome work. You are the backbone of except Corzine in 2009! creased density, increased making our city look good. —Lower Township taxes, increased children —North Wildwood *** in our schools and no jobs *** I know that this may not be as important as the recall, or the for the 100’s of people mov- Shame on you beach patrol chief for cursing at motor bik- cat issue in Villas, but have you noticed that when you are at the ing into our township does Put your look into ers on the beach. A lot of young children were around. Shame doctor’s offi ce, bank, clinic, fast food joint, etc., etc., that an in- not seem like good reasons to summer on you. coming telephone call is given priority over a live breathing be in favor of this project. So —Wildwood customer? I waited to speak to a receptionist recently, but was what could it be? Hmmm? *** asked to “wait a minute hon,” while she talked to a customer on —Middle Township To the spouter who wants an apology for the French remarks the phone asking for information. Don’t you think that the “live *** from our mayor: He was only quoting the remarks that were one” should get preference? I have been very curious made. The remarks from the French were downgrading our —North Wildwood about Mike Voll’s sudden turn military forces and that is an ignorant statement by the French. *** against the township. I fi g- Call today for an They are the ones who need to apologize. Support your veter- I was at the high school awards assembly. The principal did ured that he was playing his appointment ans. not know the names of the students who received awards? I “I’m going to run if you don’t —Avalon did not see the superintendent of schools? This awards as- give me something” routine. 609-233-5200 *** sembly was a complete disaster on the school administration’s But now it all makes sense. Ooops! The White House has released the list of our part. So sad that the students and their families were not treated Unfortunately for Committee- secret nuclear sites. The 266-page report details hundreds of with respect. woman DeLanzo, it has taken the nation’s civilian nuclear sites and programs. To make sure —Middle Township her several years to see how our enemies know exactly where they are, the government in- *** the Dem Party in Cape May cluded maps of the precise locations of our stockpiles of nuclear Seems like this mayor just can’t ever get things right. Now County works. Now when something new, just for you... weapons. Another example of Democrats putting national se- she has stated to the newspapers that Judge Tourison, the judge Voll takes her place on the curity fi rst. who was just censured for his shenanigans with his DWI, was ballot next year, the hard re- —Avalon welcome to remain a judge in her town where he was held ality of how the party works *** in high esteem. She was quoted as saying, ”We were very disap- will be slapping her in the Vicki D. Lachman, Phd, in pointed. He had been here for many years. We certainly would face. Honor your family’s graduate her letter to the editor com- have kept him on had he not decided to retire.” We need a —Court House plaining about the mayor’s mayor who has impeccable values. We need a new mayor. *** in the “Social Spotlight”! speech said exactly what —Stone Harbor I like the new parking on Published each Wednesday in the Cape May County Herald she was told in an email *** Surf. The drivers must slow sent out by her Democrat Now that we have both the State Police and the Sheriff’s Of- down and drive carefully. I leaders with instructions “the fi ce patrolling the city and giving out tickets as fast as they can feel much safer crossing message has to be spread.” Do write them, why do we need the local police department? because the drivers are going they really think we can’t see —Sea Isle City slower and I can stop in the through their tactics? They *** middle, which makes it much negatively attack any, and ev- How much of the money raised during Ron Jaworski’s Fam- easier to cross with children. erything, just because they ily Fitness Festival in Stone Harbor on June 28 will stay here in I have also driven down 19th can. Such an angry group. Cape May County, and how much will be donated to the Cam- to cross Surf. Yes, you do —Avalon den County United Way if the money is donated here? Can’t have to be careful, and you *** some of that money help youth projects locally? must stop in the middle to Mayor Pagliughi’s speech —Avalon check traffi c coming the other Memorial Day was refresh- *** way. Common sense. ing, honest and from the I would like to thank the Animal Welfare Society of Cape May —North Wildwood heart. Thank you for de- County. They recently helped me fi nd a wonderful home for *** Congratulations, fending the United States of my two older cocker spaniels. It makes me feel so good that they NOTE TO ED. Stop the America. God bless you and offer help to people in need looking for a good home for their smart remarks. They’re nei- Congratulations Phil ! Monique! America. pets and best of all, it is a no-kill shelter. Also, special thanks to ther funny nor witty! MTHS Class of —Avalon Rosemary and Anita for all their hard work in fi nding the best —Scottsdale, AZ You did it! *** home the two girls could have and most of all to Whitney and (ED. NOTE: Nor are they 2009.SAMPLE Good luck at Please notice in the Help her family for giving Autumn and Ladybug a new loving and meant to be.) We are so proud of you and we know Wanted section of this paper, caring home!! *** Stockton this fall! that Lower Cape May Regional —Wildwood The correct address for theSAMPLE future looks bright!! Love, School District is now hiring *** the National Committee long-term substitutes for As a long time resident of Diamond Beach, I know it’s rare to to Preserve Social Security Love, Mom, Dad & the gang Jason high school teaching posi- see a police car during the winter, and in the past few years the and Medicare is: 10 G street tions. What is wrong with this summer isn’t much better. It would be nice if the summer of- NE suite 600 Washington SINGLE BOX picture? No benefi ts, lower fi cer, who thinks he’s not being seen behind the sign at the D.C., 20002. The address DOUBLE BOX salary, no contracts, and no toll bridge, would patrol the streets in the area so we at least get was wrong in the article about 30 words or less 15 words or less commitment on the part of J. a sense of having police protection. the increase in Social Security Pfi zenmeyer to provide consis- —Diamond Beach for the next two years, which with picture = with picture = tent learning methods and sal- *** is, as of now, 0. So write those aried educational professionals A lot has been said lately about the quality of the coaches at letters. $62 $32 for our students. This is what LCMR, most negative, which doesn’t surprise me. People, espe- —Court House we are paying our exorbitant cially parents of these LCMR athletes, look to place the blame *** taxes for. For a superintendent for performance squarely on the shoulders of the coaches, with- Perhaps the assistant CALL RACHEL OR JANET who cuts corners economical- out looking at their own children. “Couldn’t be my kids lack coach of the varsity base- ly when it is unnecessary and of commitment to the program,” “Couldn’t be the fact that my ball team has to abide by 609-886-8600 EXT 33 OR 34 detrimental to our youth. kid is overweight and refuses to work out.” Let’s blame it on what the head coach says, but —Lower Township the coaches. Parents should take a look at themselves and their I know for a fact that he used *** lack of commitment and enthusiasm and encourage rather than harsh language when talking DEADLINE: FRIDAYS AT NOON I recently read about discourage their kids to work hard and play hard. It’s always to certain player(s). Didn’t he the new logo Cape Assist somebody else’s fault in Lower. (Page A38 Please) showed off to “freshen up 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 June 10 2009 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A21 MTHS Offers Mini-Vacation at Culture Fair By MAUREEN CAWLEY English classes created fantasylands where Alice COURT HOUSE — Mid- and Wonderland came to dle Township High School life, and finger puppets SCHOOLS students may not yet be entertained the young- ready to embark on a trip est world travelers. In around the world, but at addition, Middle Town- the school’s Culture Fair ship High School students on Wednesday, May 20, shared their cultural savvy a trip around the school’s in mini-art galleries, and hallways was the next best the choir performed to a thing. full house in the music Upon entry, visitors and room, while classical and students obtained their jazz musicians entertained Maureen Cawley “passports”, which they throughout the school. “World travelers” needed a passport and a map, had stamped, as they trav- Actors and reenactors in but no luggage, at Middle Township High School’s eled to mini-countries and the gym transported visi- Culture Fair on May 20. cultural displays, set up in tors to Elizabethan times classrooms all around the with costumes, crafts and school campus. In France, duels, and demonstrations they learned about French of dance-like Afro-Brazilian language and culture and martial arts kept the crowd sampled French cuisine at rapt attention. like ratatouille and crois- The evening offered a David Poulopoulos, center, was recognized recently for achieving the Post sants. In Spain, they had whirlwind trip around the Secondary Director’s List along with perfect attendance for the third marking a fi esta and tasted fl an and world with no jet lag. Plus period in the heating-cooling-plumbing-electrical program at Cape May Tech. other delicacies. In Italy, the event served as an in- He is pictured with Dick Layton, HCPE instructor, and Laura Elston, Supervisor they viewed displays about spiration for some students of Adult/Post Secondary Programs. Italian-Americans and sam- who might one day wish pled heaping plates of pasta to travel the world beyond and cannoli for dessert. their classroom doors. Crest Students: Borough African art, big and small, This story was fi rst pub- Maureen Cawley occupied one exhibit space lished at capemaycounty- Chefs Joe DeRitis and Ravyn Conner serve crepes to where visitors could view herald.com. Contact Caw- hungry visitors in their French class. displays on the pyramids as ley at: (609) 886-8600 ext. Offi cials for a Day well as intricate Moroccan 47 or mcawley@cmcher- WILDWOOD CREST – woodcarvings. ald.com A group of seventh- and eighth-grade students from Crest Memorial Elemen- tary School were given a fi rst-hand look at the in- ner workings of municipal government as the Borough of Wildwood Crest held its annual Junior Offi cials Day on Wednesday, May 27. The students from Crest Memorial were welcomed Maureen Cawley to Junior Offi cials Day at Kaylee Davis, 4, enjoys learning about African Art. borough hall by commis- sioners Carl Groon, Joyce Gould and Don Cabrera. Maureen Cawley Each student was then Borough clerk/administrator Kevin Yecco shows Stephanie Fowler, Samantha Szathmary and Matt paired with a borough of- Jessica Balma copies of commissioners’ meeting Riggitano learn get a fun lesson what “mangia” fi cial, who sat down with minutes during Wildwood Crest Junior Offi cials Day, means in a classroom Italian restaurant. their student and explained an event in which students from Crest Memorial the duties and responsibili- Elementary School got the chance to learn the inner A Fiesta at Avalon Elementary ties of their respective jobs. workings of municipal government.. In addition, the students By MAUREEN CAWLEY get game called Toro y To- were given a tour of Wild- rero (Bull and Bullfi ghter), wood Crest Borough Hall AVALON — Students at and they called each other and the borough’s police Avalon Elementary School by chosen Spanish names department. had a fun fi esta on Thurs- throughout the day. Following the session at day, May 21. The event be- A highlight for many borough hall, the students gan with a feast of Mexican of the students was the joined their corresponding cuisine from fajitas to Mex- Golden Treasure chest, an Maureen Cawley borough official for din- ican fried ice cream, which obstacle course race like Cub Scout Pack 65 took a trip back in time to learn ner at Duffy’s on the Lake students then burned off those seen on Survivor about fencing and Renaissance life. restaurant. in their school gym with a series on television. Crest Memorial students variety of Spanish-language “My goal is to have the who participated in the themed activities. The students use the knowledge event, and their borough event is hosted annually that they learn throughout offi cial include: Ryan Ma- by school Spanish teacher, the year,” Ware said. “And linowski (Mayor, Commis- Senora Deborah Wane, to not only learn about the sioner of Public Safety), who designed and imple- culture but to have fun Monica Hogge (Commis- mented the game stations with it.” sioner of Revenue and Fi- set up around the gym. This story was fi rst pub- nance), Kelsi Toland (Com- Students cast lines for lished at capemaycounty- missioner of Public Works “pescado,” or fi sh of dif- herald.com. Contact Caw- and Recreation), Macken- Amanda Holland sits in the big chair in the fi nance ferent colors and matched ley at: (609) 886-8600 ext. zie Huber (Superintendent offi ce going over some of the facts and fi gures about them to their Spanish 47 or mcawley@cmcher- of Public Works), LaShawn taxation as borough chief fi nancial offi cer Steve names. They played a tar- ald.com Kennedy (Borough Engi- Ritchie supervises. neer), Dominick Martino Maureen Cawley (Borough Tax Assessor), The school cafeteria was decorated for the fi esta. Amanda Holland (Chief Fi- Pictured are amigos: Kirsten Ferguson, Anika Bu- nancial Offi cer), Tina Sacco chanan, Cora Heenan, Brianna Arnold, Jake Minor, (Fire Chief), Gina Martino and Lakshman Prabhakar, with teacher, Senora (Fire Offi cial), Bianca Ravel Deborah Wane. (Chief Emergency Medical Technician), Kiara Can- delario (Chief of Police), Daniel Karvounis (Judge of Municipal Court), Jessica Balma (Borough Clerk), Maggie Chase (Borough Attorney), John Murray (Borough Tax Collector). The event, which has taken place annually for Krystal Arana, a senior in the Academy of Travel more than 20 years, was and Tourism at Cape May Tech, recently received a coordinated by the Bor- scholarship award from the Atlantic City Hotel and ough of Wildwood Crest Lodging Association. She is pictured with Howard Recreation Department. Bacharach, executive director of the association, This story was fi rst pub- and David Loftus, vice president of the Atlantic City Maureen Cawley lished at capemaycounty- Hilton Resort. She will attend Atlantic Cape Com- Maureen Cawley Third-grader, Bailey Soens and second-grader, Jake, herald.com. munity College in September for hospitality studies Fourth-grader, Marshall Edward Brown and fi rst- McBride, throw balls at targets to win in an active and plans to continue her education at The Richard grader, Connor Shiela, go fi shing for fun. Spanish-language version of tic-tac-toe. Stockton College of New Jersey after ACCC. A22 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers June 10 2009 The Bridge to Lidge Is a Dead End Repeating as a champion ing offense of former MVP players better. is obviously diffi cult. Factor Jimmy Rollins, the lone Complainers wonder ROOF CLEANING in generations of frustra- GAMES dim spot appears to be how large the team’s lead Mold & Stain Removal tion and losing and it’s easy closer Lidge. Through would be if they had se- to understand the giant PEOPLE PLAY Sunday, he’s relinquished cured four or fi ve of those exhale that occurs through- By Joe Rossi six save opportunities or six save chances. What if out the organization and six more than a year ago. they had swept the Dodg- the thirst-quenched fan Last frame losses after a ers in LA, instead of split- Serving Cape May County Since 1980 base. Last season the Phillies fan base. hard-fought eight innings ting the four west coast The Phillies have lost stayed relatively healthy, Factor in the early sea- can demoralize a team games? 884-2662 • NJ License #13VH00129300 more games than any team especially in the pitching son passing of legendary and energize opponents Burying the Mets early in professional sports hav- department. broadcaster Harry Kalas who feel they’re never might be enough to keep ing come up on the short Perfection was found and the formula is ripe for out of it. the Big Apple bunch in the end more than 10,000 in relief ace Brad Lidge. a slow start if not a subpar There’s been talk of a rear view mirror for the times. Aside from a handful Stolen from Houston a season. sore knee and mechani- duration, some say. New of exciting seasons includ- season ago, Lidge success- But the Phillies have cal problems with Lidge’s York has faltered in the ing two championships, fully finished 41 of 41 played well, particularly delivery. He appears to be past two Septembers so theirs is a history of hu- save opportunities in the on the road this season. only slightly off in velocity an early burial may have Serving miliation regular season and capped This may be a sign of the and perhaps his out-pitch cemented their fate again. South Jersey With free spending New seven post-season wins in pressure associated with slider is a bit more predict- The Metropolitans are also York in the same divi- seven chances. This truly playing in front of high able from scouting reports dealing with injuries to key with all your sion along with historically remarkable performance expectations on the sold and movement. All of this players. electrical needs! competitive Atlanta and the was destined to be a once- out home front. brings back memories of Manuel is betting that Residential & Commercial always young and hungry in-a-lifetime feat. The organization made Lidge’s problems as an As- Lidge rebounds because he Along comes 2009 and a wise move in allowing 609-522-5113 Florida Marlins, repeating tro closer three years ago. has to. He wants to keep as division champions, let all of the festivities that ac- veteran Pat Burrell to leave Manager Charlie Man- his relief pitchers in their www.advancedpowerinc.net NJ Lic 15482 alone World Series victors, company a championship via free agency in order to uel appears steadfast in giv- respective roles, especially is challenging at best. campaign. The offseason sign new leftfielder Raul ing all of his veteran players eighth inning wizard Ryan was full of appearances, Ibanez. Ibanez has enjoyed a long leash to unravel their Madson. If reinstated J.C. charity events, requests an MVP-caliber first half own performance puzzles. Romero can regain his Wed. - $15 per hr per lane (4 max) for autographs, etc. Many and the team has risen Man-uel’s strength remains 2008 form, the ever-so- 5pm-Midnight of the players endured to the top of the National his experiences as a 20- important “back of the traveling to various festivi- League East. year journeyman player bullpen” would again be Thurs. - All you can bowl for $9 pp ties to appease the adoring Aside from the slump- and how he’s able to put among the most consistent 10pm-12am himself in the cleats of in baseball. his young athletes. He The problem is diffi- Friday & Saturday Cape Tech Earns knows what they feel and cult to address. Where Open Noon-Midnight maintains an impressive does Lidge go? 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LAW OFFICES OF STAGLIANO, DEWEESE & FUSCELLARO, P.A. 3200 PACIFIC AVENUE WILDWOOD, NEW JERSEY 08260 (609) 522-5599 Stone Harbor Chamber Presents Awards www.sdesq.com STONE HARBOR — The • Divorce & • Personal Stone Harbor Chamber of Commerce chooses a local Family Law Injury business each year for the Sue M. Wilson Business • Real Estate • Wills, Trusts of the Year Award. As an & Estates outstanding fi nancial suc- • Civil cess and a leader in the Litigation • Landlord/ Stone Harbor community, the Chamber of Commerce • Business Tenant announced MiMi’s Sun- Catcher retail store as this Law • Collections year’s winner. MiMi’s has prospered Contact us to schedule your free initial consultation since 1953, when Betty Rousenbacker bought the CARUSI shop from Mi Mi. Tom Markle expanded day, Fridays and Saturdays his family’s business in from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. 1981 with the SunCatcher He also initiated the Le- Now surf shop on 95th and Sec- gion partnering with the ond Avenue. borough by organizing an From left Dave Markle, Tom Markle, Steve Markle According to a release, annual “Southend Clean- Featuring in front of family business SunCatcher. “Carrying only the highest up” where members of the quality apparel and equip- From the store’s begin- commander of Stone Har- legion clean the island from ment for surfers, skate- ning in the 1950s, Markle bor’s American Legion Post, 111th street south picking boarders, snowboarders and his family have helped Carusi has demonstrated up trash and debris. and wakeboarders, Markle establish a tradition of ex- his dedication to the Stone has created an excellent cellence in Stone Harbor. Harbor community. Impact-Resistant Vinyl Windows and reputation for his business Al Carusi was also hon- Under his leadership, the SEEK COACHES Full Line of Windows and Doors to with the help of his two ored by the Stone Harbor American Legion has un- sons, David and Steve.” Chamber of Commerce dergone major renovations VILLAS — The Lower Protect Your Home From Hurricanes Those businesses cho- with the Pat Fitzpatrick both inside and out, with Township Departments CHANGE FOR THE 3.5% sen to receive the Sue M. Memorial Award. grants from the Cultural of Parks and Recreation BETTER WITH Wilson Business of the ENERGY STAR Sales Tax Carusi and his wife, Betty, Commission of Cape May is seeking qualifi ed indi- Year Award must be out- bought their fi rst home here County and National and viduals to coach within its standing citizens whose in 1986. State Historical status. youth cheerleading pro- achievements have brought He served in the 2nd The American Legion gram. These are volunteer WILDWOOD GLASS INC. a distinctly positive reputa- Armored Division during is open for public tours positions. Those interested New Construction and Replacement Windows tion to the Stone Harbor the Vietnam era as a com- starting Flag Day June 14, should call 886-7880, ext. Storm Doors • Auto Glass • Glass Table Tops business district. pany commander. As the Mondays, Tuesdays, Thurs- 8 for information. Mirrors • Shower Doors and Tub Enclosures City of Wildwood Dedicates Liberty Tree Elm 2505 NEW JERSEY AVENUE, NORTH WILDWOOD • 522-2151 WILDWOOD — Mayor Liberty Tree Memorial Ernie Troiano, Jr. dedicat- was made possible by a ed the Wildwood Liberty grant from Elm Research Tree Elm Memorial at a Institute, a nonprofit or- ceremony in front of the ganization in Keene, N.H. Byrne Community Center For more than 10 years, on June 3. Elm Research Institute has The mayor was joined been establishing Liberty by Commissioner Bill Dav- Tree Memorials in com- VILLAS enport, director of Rec- munities across the country attention reation, Rich Hans and to commemorate the birth HOMEOWNERS! other community and city of freedom and help restore representatives. the American elm. The poem “Liberty Tree” Troiano also honored Switch to Natural Gas Now by Thomas Paine was read city employee Mike Mat- and a bronze plaque, which tera for his donation of will be permanently in- several palm trees planted and Receive Over $3,000 in stalled in front of the Lib- in front of the new com- erty Tree, was unveiled. munity center at 401 W. Rebates and Tax Incentives! The plaque’s inscription Youngs Ave. recounts the history of Mattera was presented The average home spends about $1,900 annually on energy bills, Boston’s Liberty Tree, an a city proclamation ex- with heating and cooling accounting for as much as half of your American elm that was the pressing appreciation for home’s energy use. rallying place for the Sons his gift. of Liberty in the American “Mike showed the spirit  Replace your appliances now with high ef¿ciency heaters, Revolution. and pride in his community air conditioners and water heaters and save money on your “Wildwood is honored that is embodied in the to have been chosen to re- Byrne Community Center,” monthly utility bills ceive a Liberty Elm,” stated said Troiano. “If everyone  Now offering interest free ¿nancing available up to $8,000, Troiano in a release. made a small positive con- Mayor Ernie Troiano and Commissioner Bill Daven- ZERO money down, no payments due until June 1, 2010 “Trees don’t just provide tribution to our commu- port dedicate Liberty Tree in front of Bryne Com- shade and look nice. They nity, Wildwood would be  Convert your existing propane appliances to natural gas munity Center. Bronze plaque, foreground, recalls also give a sense of pride an even better place to live history of Boston’s Liberty Tree. in the community. That’s and visit. Mike planted the To schedule your FREE conversion estimate, call today! why the community center Liberty Tree and also does was chosen as the location a great job maintaining the for this special tree,” he Maxwell Field complex; 1-866-720-3882 added. we’re lucky to have his For all of our special offers, The City of Wildwood services.” visit us online at www.sjesp.com E. Jones Advisor Plans Free Financial Seminar COURT HOUSE — • What types of insur- Edward Jones Financial ance investors should con- Advisor Jacqueline Fiore sider. *Current South Jersey Gas financing 0% Interest to qualified homeowners. No of Wildwood is hosting a • How much insurance money down, no interest for 60 months, No payments due until June 1, 2010. free 60-minute educational one may need. Financing subject to change. Miracles Fitness held a charity boot camp for the lo- seminar titled “Protecting • How insurance should cal chapter of Make a Wish Foundation. It raised over South Jersey Energy Service Plus is not the same company as South Jersey Gas and you do not have to purchase South Jersey Energy Service Plus What’s Important” at noon fi t into one’s overall fi nan- $500. All the women wanted to bring their husbands products to receive quality service from South Jersey Gas. June 18 at Loyalton, 591 cial strategy. or boyfriends to show how hard they were working, Home Improvement license # 13VH01279400 Route 9 South. • The seminar is free, so they made a fun event out of it and decided to raise Michael E. Peacock, NJ Plumbing License # 7299 During the seminar, par- but space is limited. 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Daniel and Mary Money of Rio Grande announced Alfred S. and Anna C. Campbell marked their 35th the engagement of their granddaughter, Raina Ma- wedding anniversary June 1. The Court House rie, to Frank Vagueiro, Jr., son of Frank and Phyllis couple has two children, Scott (Jennifer) and Lisa, Vagueiro, Sr. of Howell. The bride-to-be is a 2004 and two grandchildren Kate and Jason. graduate of Middle Township High School She is currently enrolled in Bergen Community College and They were married in the Goshen United Methodist Member FDIC Church, and have made their home in Court House is employed by JP Morgan Chase of Patterson. Her since then. Both are graduates of Middle Township fi ancé is a graduate of Bergen Community College High School, Al in 1967, Anna in 1969. and is employed by AT&T in Clifton. The couple Al is Herald managing editor. Anna is offi ce manager plan a 2010 wedding. at Hideaway Beach Condominium Association, Dias Creek. The Herald will now be publishing your Engage- ment, Wedding, and Anniversary photos on the second Wednesday of every month. This will be on a fi rst come basis, providing we have enough photos available. We prefer you to email digital photos to jnash@ cmcherald.com, along with a brief description. Or, if necessary, drop them off at the Herald building, 1508 Rt. 47, Rio Grande, NJ. All photos must be sent by 3 p.m. on the Friday before publication date. As a reminder, the Herald CABINET COLORS AND FINISHES is published every Wednesday. When selecting components If replacing your cabinetry and À xtures for a new or renovated is too expensive for your budget, kitchen, bear in mind that color can painting kitchen cabinets is the least have a dramatic impact. Taking this expensive option and can really trans- knowledge into account, treat wood form your kitchen. This can be accom- like any other color when it comes plished over a long weekend or about to selecting kitchen cabinets. Paints, three days with the right kind of prep- stains, and glazes can create limitless aration and planning. For more infor- color options. Finishes can be easily mation about cabinetry, please stop by tweaked to blend with other elements, QUALITY HOME CENTER week- making wood tones one of the most days, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturdays 8 Á exible parts of a color palette. One a.m. to 4 p.m. We accept MasterCard, Mr & Mrs. Gary A. Hellmig of Court House, an- popular À nish is the weathered look Visa and Discover. nounced the engagement of their daughter Allison that À ts in so well with country decors. Michelle, to Richard John Scriboni, son of Mr. and This look involves the use of a special Mrs. Leo Scriboni of Stratford. The bride-to-be is a “crackling glaze” that cabinet makers 2000 graduate of Lower Township High School and HINT: “Distressed” À nishes on kitch- apply over the base coat. As it dries, a 2003 graduate of ACCC School of Culinary Arts. en cabinets lend a rustic look to coun- the paint forms cracks, creating an an- She is currently employed by Pace Target Food Bro- try kitchens. kerage. Her fi ance is a 1994 graduate of Sterling tique À nish. www.qualityhomectr.com High School and a 1999 graduate of Stockton State College. He is currently employed by Darden Res- Quality Home Center • 1249 Rt. 9 South • Cape May Court House • 609-465-5029 turants. The couple plans a 2010 May wedding. Cape May County Animal Shelter and Adoption Center, 110 Shelter Road, Court House, (Crest Ha- N'L'=':'PAHE><>GM>K

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Senior Rental Project to Receive $5 Million in Federal Funds By JOE HART Affairs (DCA), that project, fordable housing. Under which was granted ap- for our citizens and the only create jobs but provide would likely have many called Cape May Senior the program, affordable provals by Lower Township potential to put roofs over much needed housing for children residents attend- TRENTON — A North Housing, has received $1.7 housing developers are land use boards as well as the heads of those, who New Jersey families.” ing local schools with- Cape May project that’s million in Low Income awarded housing credits to a PILOT (Payment in lieu through no fault of their Conifer Realty currently out contributing to school been in the works for sev- Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) sell to private investors in of Taxes) agreement from own, are in need of a place has another application be- taxes. eral years has been slated funds as well as $3.3 mil- order to raise capital. The township council, has yet to call home.” fore the Middle Township Conifer’s Court House to receive more than $5 lion in American Recovery capital received from these to begin construction. It, While the LIHTC funds Zoning Board for a 90-unit, project and a 168-unit af- million in federal funds. and Reinvestment (ARRA) sales decreases the amount like many others through- will be awarded immedi- affordable housing apart- fordable housing complex Conifer Realty, a real funding through the Tax of loans needed to cover out the state and country, ately, the TCAP funding ment complex at 8 Railroad proposed in Rio Grande estate development and Credit Assistance Program the costs of constructing has been put on hold since designations are subject Ave, Court House. by another developer are management company (TCAP). the projects. the tax credit market fell to Federal Department of The Court House applica- seeking funding through based in Rochester, N.Y., The Conifer project is Under federal guide- during the recent eco- Housing and Urban Devel- tion has drawn signifi cant the same federal tax credit has plans to construct a 90- one of 14 projects state- lines, projects eligible to re- nomic crisis. opment (HUD) approval. opposition from neighbors programs that the North unit, age-restricted afford- wide to share $19.5 mil- ceive TCAP assistance are “The global economic “Gov. Corzine has con- of the proposed site, who Cape May project just re- able housing apartment lion in tax credits and rental housing projects that recession has presented stantly stressed the need are concerned that it will ceived. building at 3805 Bayshore $20.6 million in TCAP received or will receive numerous challenges for to move on shovel ready negatively impact their This story was fi rst pub- Road adjacent to Victorian funding. an award of LIHTCs, and New Jersey families,” said projects and to create jobs community and burden lished at capemaycounty- Manor Nursing Center. According to the release, require additional funding Gov. Jon S. Corzine. “To- here in New Jersey,” said local taxpayers. herald.com According to a May 28 LIHTC funds encourage to be completed and placed day’s announcement brings DCA Commissioner Joseph That complex, unlike the Contact Hart at (609) release from the state De- public-private partnerships into service. with it great potential to Doria. “These funds will North Cape May project, 886-8600 Ext 35 or at: partment of Community in the development of af- The Conifer project, create good-paying jobs help fulfi ll that goal and not is not age-restricted and [email protected]

PropertyProperty Transfers Transfers Recorded Recorded In County In Clerk’sCounty Office Clerk’s Offi ce Renters Need Not Leave Between May 18, and May 24, 2009 Between May 18, and May 24, 2009 When Foreclosure Hits Seller Buyer Property Address Price CAPE MAY TRENTON — State Pub- ti-Eviction Act protects sooner they leave the more Salvatore & Olga Salerno Robert & Laurie Adris 1238 Lafayette St. $ 409,000 lic Advocate Ronald Chen tenants even when the money they will get). Dur- B. Goildie Lawrence A. Pray Builders 1001 Cape May Ave. $ 600,000 wants New Jersey renters property where they live is ing this process, lenders Marianna & Robert Biggs Kathleen M. Seweryn 16 Broadway $ 695,000 to know that they can’t be in foreclosure or has been and their agents generally Total For Cape May: $ 1,704,000 evicted from their homes foreclosed. fail to inform tenants that DENNIS just because the building Despite this safeguard, they have the legal right to Robert Vanaman Bradley T. Rosenthal 39 Old Robbins Trail $ 185,000 in which they are living is many tenants are being remain in their homes. Total For Dennis: $ 185,000 LOWER TOWNSHIP in foreclosure. pressured to leave their These misleading pres- Todor V. Videv Patrick & Melissa McCarthy 415 De Soto Ave. $ 206,500 Under New Jersey Law, homes, said Chen. After sure tactics often cause $ 305,000 tenants to move out. Walter & Pricilla Jackson Patrick F. Golden, et al 417 Beachplum Rd. tenants in good standing lenders acquire properties Edward & Susan Morris Eniko Kovats 3306 Bay Dr. $ 325,000 cannot be evicted from through foreclosure, they Tenants who are being Harry T. & Kathleen Storz Donald E. Moore III 317 Texas Ave. $ 108,200 their homes just because often hire agents – mostly threatened with eviction Paul Malc Matthew S. & Linda Conklin 3208 Bybrook Dr. $ 212,000 the home or apartment real estate professionals, because of a foreclosure, Bank of America, N.A. David Schick LLC 874 Towerview Rd. $ 122,500 building is in foreclosure. asset/property managers, should contact the Public HSBC Bank USA, N.A. Scott & Gail Nem 713 West Rio Grande $ 40,500 “The law in this state and sometimes attorneys Advocate, Office of Citi- James & Mary Kelly Ruth Wilby 13 W Atlantic Ave. $ 162,500 does not allow eviction of – who contact tenants in zen Relations at 609-826- Total For Lower Township: $ 1,482,200 a tenant solely because the an effort to get them to 5070. MIDDLE TOWNSHIP According to figures Robert & Linda Carlough Theresa Clarke 10 Wahl Ave. $ 218,000 property in which they are leave. $ 102,500 from the Administrative Estate of Edith G. Corson Paul A. Voegtlin Trust Bucks Ave. living is in foreclosure,” These agents sometimes $ 362,021 Offi ce of the Courts, the K Hovnanian at Middle Twp James & Jean Speakman 102 Osprey Dr. Chen said in a release, threaten eviction and offer Steven E. Breunig G. Allen & Elizabeth Weiss 206 Stagecoach Rd. # 1117 $ 35,000 noting that in 1994, the tenants a “cash for keys” state has seen a drastic rise Homes by Handson LLC NVR Inc, Ryan Homes 20 Julia Ct. $ 124,000 state Supreme Court held settlement (if they leave in foreclosures over the Beazer Homes Corp. Michael & Jenneen Flamer 205 Aberdeen Wy. $ 289,945 that the New Jersey An- they will get money; the (Page A28 Please) Total For Middle Township: $ 1,131,466 NORTH WILDWOOD Surf Song of N. Wildwood Christopher M. Gigliotti 1800 Ocean Ave., Unit 310 $ 212,500 Estate of H.Karamatsoukas William & Margaret Curry 510 Central Ave. $ 550,000 Donald Dougherty Roger B. Hare 120 E 13th Ave. $ 140,000 James & Angeline Mazzo Jerry & Josephine Myers 201 E Marina Ct., 6B $ 180,000 Welcome Hanoch Edelman Diane Donofrio 1408 Ocean Ave., Unit 3 $ 220,000 John P. & Alicia M. Glenn Robert & Dorothy Kanzler 132 B Allen Dr. $ 110,000 James & Shirley Smith Robert W. & Lorraine Moore 406 E 18th Ave., Unit 4 $ 172,000 Open House Spotlight Total For North Wildwood $ 1,584,500 OCEAN CITY Armand & Nancy Coco Joel & Lena Richman 812 Seacrest Rd. $ 1,225,000 Saturday 6/13 Sunday 6/14 US Bank, N.A. Steven & Sonda Farmer 3303 Simpson Ave. $ 339,000 Stephen & Monica Perri Janice Birks 1045 Asbury Ave. $ 260,000 Gerard D. & Phyllis Dunlap Melvin & Megan Coursey Jr. 3851 Asbury Ave., 2nd Fl $ 518,000 rd $ 517,500 Royal Beach Robert & Joy Ericksen Robert Coste Inc. 215 23 St. $ 425,000 Condominiums Mary C. & Otto Aldorasi Lee & Natalie Scornalenchi 4841 West Ave. Janet S. Perotti Amy Wright 1445 Haven Ave. $ 405,000 Nashville and The Beach Lasalle Real Estate Nicholas & Kimberly Tafaro 409 47th St. $ 999,000 Wildwood Crest, NJ 08260 $ 499,000 1.800.999.8177 Ralph K. Durstein III, et al David P. & Claire White 5647 West Ave. Diane Bressler Anthony & Nancy Fearnhead 19 Bayonne Pl. $ 290,000 Open House: Thomas J. Subranni F. Emmitt Fitzpatrick 908 Seacliff Rd. $ 325,000 Every Saturday and Melvin & Megan Coursey John W. Decker 5432 West Ave., 2nd Fl $ 326,000 Hoff man Agency, Inc. Sunday from 11am-4pm. Total For Ocean City: $ 6,128,500 6301 Pacifi c Avenue SEA ISLE CITY Wildwood Crest, NJ 08260 Visit the sample st $ 575,000 609-522-8177 model Unit #102 Kurt D. & Carol A. Folcher Joseph C. & Marian Gimpel 121 81 St., West Eileen P. Kaiser Marc & Ellen Connelly 29 73rd St., East Unit $ 817,000 Armen G. & Rose Zartarian Robert P. Bassetti 18 60th St., North Unit A $ 800,000 Total For Sea Isle City: $ 2,192,000 OPEN HOUSE UPPER TOWNSHIP DLJ Mortgage Capital Inc. Kimberlea & Thomas Bender 12 Dirt Rd. $ 499,900 Saturday Expo Homes LLC Nancy Dowling 1 Greendale Dr. $ 128,000 11am - 3pm Clarence W. DeVaul Michael J. Bohrer Katherine Ave. $ 10,000 Total For Upper Township: $ 637,900 WILDWOOD Kimberly Schiela/Broker 1920 Route 9 North Dorado Associates LLC Joseph & Mary Ferdinando 213-217 E Taylor Ave., Unit 200 $ 230,000 Clermont, NJ 08210 172 83rd Street NFM Builders LLC William & Karen Discavage 304 W Burk Ave., Unit 201 $ 266,000 Phone: 609-624-0990 Stone Harbor WWW Rental Group LLC Richard & Kathleen Bryson 104-110 E Poplar Ave. $ 237,000 www.clermont9.com Total For Wildwood: $ 733,000 WILDWOOD CREST John G. & Janet E. Moran Thomas & Susan Barnes 125 E Raleigh Ave. $ 273,000 Patsy L. Bailey Nelson & Diana Torna 501 E Stanton Rd., Unit 102 $ 355,000 OPEN HOUSE Jacqueline Grendysa Robert & Nancy Talewsky 223 E Morning Glory Rd., Unit 1 $ 425,000 Saturday Harry & Barbara Lutz Philip J. Suleiman, et al 109 W Morning Glory Rd. $ 422,500 Adam Mele Eugene McGough 411 E Morning Glory Rd., #4002 $ 410,000 Open 11am Joseph & Eileen Bada Jr. James & Michele Montague 225 E St. Paul Ave., Unit 4 $ 167,500 Curran Construction LLC J. Brian & Maryanne Hanley 412 E Miami Ave., Unit 202 $ 505,000 Total for Wildwood Crest: $ 2,558,000 Advance Realty WOODBINE 3800A Bayshore Road 1009 New York Avenue North Cape May NJ 08204 Charles Orr, et al Sandra J. Gavin 119 Pacific Ave. $ 45,000 609-889-3600 North Wildwood Total For Woodbine: $ 45,000 www.arsunsetbay.com COUNTY TOTAL: $ 18,380,666 Compilation © 2009 Seawave Corporation Source Data: Cape May County Clerk's Offi ce Abstracts Herald Newspapers June 10 2009 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A27 Search Real Estate at www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com For these listings. Enter the web ID# in the search box to go directly to that ad!

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2 bedroom, 1 bath. Air, Apartment for rent, year SHERIFF’S SALE with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a gage debt, including costs and expenses, stating the nature and extent of that person’s added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and there remains any surplus money, the money claim and asking for an order directing pay- washer & dryer. Non- round, 2nd fl oor. 3 By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out check or treasurer’s check in the amount of 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that will be deposited into the Superior Court Trust ment of the surplus money. The Sheriff or smoking premises. $975/ bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths. of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- 20% of the bid price is required. person’s claim and asking for an order direct- Fund and any person claiming the surplus, or other person conducting the sale will have cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff any part thereof, may fi le a motion pursuant information regarding the surplus, if any. month + utilities. Large eat in kitchen. NUMBER F 12333 07 therein, pending The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any or other person conducting the sale will have to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the Large separate living wherein GMAC MORTGAGE, LLC is the sale without further notice of publication. information regarding the surplus, if any. nature and extent of that person’s claim and A full legal description of the premises can plaintiff AND PATRICK BLAKE, ET AL, are the All publication costs are paid for by the plain- asking for an order directing payment of the be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape 609-707-6400 room. Washer & dryer. defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public tiff. A full legal description of the premises can surplus money. The Sheriff or other person May County. This sale is subject to unpaid No smoking, no pets. venue on: be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape conducting the sale will have information re- taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer WEDNESDAY THE 17TH DAY OF Attorney: ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- May County. This sale is subject to unpaid garding the surplus, if any. liens and other Municipal Assessments. The — WebID #: 179566 All utilities paid by ten- JUNE A.D. 2009 MAN taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer amount due can be obtained from the local ant. Background check at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer liens and other Municipal Assessments. The A full legal description of the premises can taxing authority. House Building located at 9 N. Main Street 753130 amount due can be obtained from the local be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape required. $1000 per (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New 4x Fee=$165.24 taxing authority. May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Amount due under judgment is $647,507.49 month + $1500 security Jersey. 05/20, 05/27, 06/03, 06/10/09 taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be Year Round Rental- ______Amount due under judgment is $524,184.15 liens and other Municipal Assessments. The added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed deposit. with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be amount due can be obtained from the local check or treasurer’s check in the amount of Property to be sold is located in the Township SHERIFF’S SALE of Middle, County of Cape May, State of New added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed taxing authority. 20% of the bid price is required. NORTH WILDWOOD Jersey. By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out check or treasurer’s check in the amount of 609-522-4139 of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- 20% of the bid price is required. Amount due under judgment is $228,200.40 The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Commonly known as: 799 Goshen Road, cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be sale without further notice of publication. 2 bedroom, furnished, Township of Middle, Cape May Court House, NUMBER F 3353 08 therein, pending wherein The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed All publication costs are paid for by the plain- — WebID #: 178166 New Jersey 08210 NATIONAL CITY MORTGAGE, A DIVISION sale without further notice of publication. check or treasurer’s check in the amount of tiff. central air. Cable includ- OF NATIONAL CITY BANK OF INDIANA is All publication costs are paid for by the plain- 20% of the bid price is required. ed. $950 per month + Year Round Rental- Tax Lot No. 16 f/k/a 5.01 in Block 52 the plaintiff AND SUSAN HALBRUNER, ET tiff. Attorney: POWERS KIRN LLC The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer AL, are the defendant(s), I shall expose for utilities. Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) sale at public venue on: Attorney: ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- sale without further notice of publication. 753137 WILDWOOD CREST 75 ft x 306 ft x 232 ft x 182 ft WEDNESDAY THE 17TH DAY OF MAN All publication costs are paid for by the plain- 4x Fee=$145.80 JUNE A.D. 2009 Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer tiff. 05/20, 05/27, 06/03, 06/10/09 Call Beachpoint Realty Nearest Cross Street: Bucks Avenue at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court 753132 ______609-523-8500 Beach block, ocean view. House Building located at 9 N. Main Street 4x Fee=$155.52 Attorney: PLUESE, BECKER & SALTZMAN SHERIFF’S SALE Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New 05/20, 05/27, 06/03, 06/10/09 Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer Furnished, 3 bedrooms, nicipal or tax liens that may be due. Jersey. ______753135 By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out — WebID #: 180069 2 baths. Reserved park- SHERIFF’S SALE 4x Fee=$140.94 of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Tax and prior lien info: Taxes, Sewer and Wa- Property to be sold is located in the Township 05/20, 05/27, 06/03, 06/10/09 cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET ing. $1400 per month. ter may be delinquent – you must check with of Lower, County of Cape May, State of New By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out ______NUMBER F 10319 08 therein, pending the tax collector for exact amounts due. Jersey. of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery SHERIFF’S SALE wherein WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK, FA No pets. Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- is the plaintiff AND WILLIS R. WELLS, JR., BER F 13351 08 therein, pending wherein By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale Year Round Rental- Prior Mortgages and Judgments (if any): Commonly known as: 405 US Route 9, Lower 610-960-7439 Township, Erma, NJ 08204 U.S. BANK N.A. is the plaintiff AND MICHAEL of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- at public venue on: ATTN: The Plaintiff may let the bid go for less J. CIARLONE, ET AL, are the defendant(s), I cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET WEDNESDAY THE 17TH DAY OF OCEAN VIEW: than the judgment amount consistent with the Tax Lot No. 3 ka 3 & 4 in Block 488.01 shall expose for sale at public venue on: NUMBER F 16945 06 therein, pending JUNE A.D. 2009 — WebID #: 178983 adjusted FMV of the property at the time of WEDNESDAY THE 17TH DAY OF wherein AURORA LOAN SERVICES, LLC is at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court New 3 bedroom house, sale. Plaintiff may also agree to a short sale. Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) JUNE A.D. 2009 the plaintiff AND JAMES D. SCOTT, ET AL, House Building located at 9 N. Main Street 1 1/2 bath. Central air, Please address any inquiries to: thirdparty- 190 ft x 100 ft x 155 ft x 105 ft at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New [email protected] House Building located at 9 N. Main Street at public venue on: Jersey. rd gas heat. 609-624-0242 Please use our File No. and “3 Party” or Nearest Cross Street: Towerview Road (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New WEDNESDAY THE 17TH DAY OF Year Round Rental- “Short Sale” in your subject line. Jersey. JUNE A.D. 2009 Property to be sold is located in the City of Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court North Wildwood, County of Cape May, State — WebID #: 180063 A full legal description of the premises can nicipal or tax liens that may be due. Property to be sold is located in the City of House Building located at 9 N. Main Street of New Jersey. be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Wildwood, County of Cape May, State of New (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New th WILDWOOD May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Tax and prior lien info: At the time of publica- Jersey. Jersey. Commonly known as: 507 E 17 Avenue, Year Round Rental- 2 taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer tion taxes/sewer/water information was not Unit 100, North Wildwood, NJ 08260 Premises commonly known as: 141 E. Young Property to be sold is located in the Township Bedroom 1 bath. $650. liens and other Municipal Assessments. The available – You must check with the tax col- amount due can be obtained from the local lector for exact amounts due. Avenue of Lower, County of Cape May, State of New Tax Lot No. 1 in Block No. 317.014 Year Round Rental- plus utilities. 2nd fl oor, taxing authority. Jersey. Tax Block and Lot: Dimension of Lot Approximately: Condo W Baker Ave. 609-827- Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- Amount due under judgment is $145,798.82 tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and Block 136 Lot 9.02 Premises commonly known as: 213 Roseann 6062 with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be expenses, there remains any surplus money, Avenue Nearest Cross Street: Ocean Avenue ✰✰✰✰✰ added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed the money will be deposited into the Superior Dimensions of Lot: 250’ x 20’ All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, VILLAS RENTAL check or treasurer’s check in the amount of Court Trust Fund and any person claiming Tax Block and Lot: with the buildings and improvements thereon — WebID #: 179677 20% of the bid price is required. the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a Nearest Cross Street: Pacifi c Avenue Block 494.18 Lot 23 erected, situate, lying and being in the City of 3 Bedroom, all w/walk motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and North Wildwood, County of Cape May, State in closets, 2 baths, The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that Superior Interests (if any): Dimensions of Lot: 38.88’ x 47.96’ of New Jersey; AND other appurtenances sale without further notice of publication. person’s claim and asking for an order direct- Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, thereto in fee simple subject to the provi- offi ce, washer,dryer, All publication costs are paid for by the plain- ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff Inc. as nominee for Superior Mortgage Nearest Cross Street: sions of the New Jersey Condominium Act tiff. or other person conducting the sale will have Corp. holds a mortgage in the amount of 187.9’ from Deborah Street (RS 46.8B1 et seq.) as amended and to the shed, back yard, near Year Round/ $189,000.00 as of 08/31/2005 provisions of that certain Master Deed of 507 information regarding the surplus, if any. th beach and bay, off Summer Rental- Attorney: ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- CCTS Tax Lien I, LLC holds a tax sale Superior Interests (if any): E. 17 Avenue, a Condominium, dated July street parking, GREAT MAN Prior Mortgages and Judgments (if any): certifi cate in the amount of $59.11 as of Lower Township holds a claim for taxes due 2005 and recorded in the Offi ce of the Clerk Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer None 01/04/2008 and/or other municipal utilities such as water of Cape May County on 7/19/05, Deed Book CONDITION. $1200/ NORTH WILDWOOD 753129 and/or sewer in the amount of $782.46 as of 3173, page 887, which real property is more Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- 04/24/2007 particularly described as 1st Floor West of month. 4x Fee=$145.80 A full legal description of the premises can 05/20, 05/27, 06/03, 06/10/09 be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and said Condominium, together with other appur- 609-425-8425 Condo 1/2 block to ______May County. This sale is subject to unpaid expenses, there remains any surplus money, A full legal description of the premises can tenances to said Unit which Unit and appurte- the money will be deposited into the Superior be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape nances have been more specifi cally defi ned in beach. Pool, cable, SHERIFF’S SALE taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer ✰✰✰✰✰ liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Court Trust Fund and any person claiming May County. This sale is subject to unpaid the Master Deed which is comprised of prem- central air, 1 bedroom, By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out amount due can be obtained from the local the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer ises known as Block 317.01, Lot 13 and 15, motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Tax Map of the City of North Wildwood, New sleeps 6. of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- taxing authority. — WebID #: 179459 cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that amount due can be obtained from the local Jersey and including an undivided 27% fee NUMBER F 6831 08 therein, pending wherein Amount due under judgment is $269,314.95 person’s claim and asking for an order direct- taxing authority. interest in the general common elements of ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff said Condominium appurtenant to said Unit, 215-920-2304 GMAC MORTGAGE, LLC is the plaintiff AND with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be Year Round Rental- JONATHAN P. BARGER, ET AL, are the added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed or other person conducting the sale will have Amount due under judgment is $205,647.92 which Unit and appurtenant general common defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public check or treasurer’s check in the amount of information regarding the surplus, if any. with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be elements have been more specifi cally defi ned venue on: added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed in the Master Deed and depicted on certain WebID #: 180092 20% of the bid price is required. — WEDNESDAY THE 17TH DAY OF A full legal description of the premises can check or treasurer’s check in the amount of exhibits thereto, BEING Unit 1, Street Ad- WILDWOOD th JUNE A.D. 2009 The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape 20% of the bid price is required. dress of 507 East 17 Avenue, Unit 100. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court sale without further notice of publication. May County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Prior Liens/Encumbrances 2 bedroom house, House Building located at 9 N. Main Street All publication costs are paid for by the plain- (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New tiff. liens and other Municipal Assessments. The sale without further notice of publication. Water Open: $67.16 washer & dryer included. Jersey. amount due can be obtained from the local All publication costs are paid for by the plain- Sewer Open + Penalty: $82.38 taxing authority. tiff. 3rd Party Lien, sold on 12/19/08, Non- smoking property, Attorney: ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- Property to be sold is located in the Borough MAN Cert #08-00250: $255.21 no pets. Credit check. of Wildwood Crest, County of Cape May, Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer Amount due under judgment is $209,790.53 Attorney: POWERS LIRN LLC TOTAL AS OF April 28, 2009: $404.75 with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer $875/month + utilities, State of New Jersey. 753131 4x Fee=$160.38 added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed 753136 Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- security deposit. Commonly known as: 5511 Pacifi c Avenue, 05/20, 05/27, 06/03, 06/10/09 check or treasurer’s check in the amount of 4x Fee=$121.50 tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and 20% of the bid price is required. 05/20, 05/27, 06/03, 06/10/09 expenses, there remains any surplus money, Borough of Wildwood Crest, NJ 08260 ______SHERIFF’S SALE ______the money will be deposited into the Superior 609-628-2649 Tax Lot No. 11 C0101 aka 11, 12, 13 & 14 in The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any SHERIFF’S SALE Court Trust Fund and any person claiming Block 6.01 By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out sale without further notice of publication. the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- All publication costs are paid for by the plain- By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and — WebID #: 179362 Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) Condo cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET tiff. of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that NUMBER F 6817 08 therein, pending wherein cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET person’s claim and asking for an order direct- Nearest Cross Street: E. Buttercup Road WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK is the plain- Attorney: POWERS KIRN LLC NUMBER F 17749 08 therein, pending where- ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff tiff AND DWAYNE ONQUE, ET AL, are the Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer in THE BANK OF NEW YORK, AS TRUSTEE or other person conducting the sale will have Chalfonte Hotel Open Tax and prior lien info: Subject to any open defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public 753133 FOR THE BENEFIT OF CWMBS, INC. CHL information regarding the surplus, if any. taxes, water/sewer, municipal or tax liens that venue on: 4x Fee=$150.66 MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH TRUST may be due. WEDNESDAY THE 17TH DAY OF 05/20, 05/27, 06/03, 06/10/09 2007-02 MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH A full legal description of the premises can Under New Owner JUNE A.D. 2009 ______CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2007-2 is the plain- be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court SHERIFF’S SALE tiff AND NEIL JACOBSON, ET AL, are the May County. This sale is subject to unpaid By LESLIE TRULUCK Guests were able to tour tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and House Building located at 9 N. Main Street defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer rooms and taste the hotel’s expenses, there remains any surplus money, (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out venue on: liens and other Municipal Assessments. The the money will be deposited into the Superior Jersey. of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- WEDNESDAY THE 17TH DAY OF amount due can be obtained from the local CAPE MAY— The Chal- famous fried chicken. Court Trust Fund and any person claiming cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET JUNE A.D. 2009 taxing authority. fonte Hotel hosted its annu- This story was fi rst pub- the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a Property to be sold is located in the Borough NUMBER F 597 08 therein, pending wherein at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court al opening party June 4 for lished at www.capemay- motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and of Wildwood Crest, County of Cape May, TRIBECA LENDING CORPORATION is the House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Amount due under judgment is $557,224.49 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that State of New Jersey. plaintiff AND PHILIP S. CALFINA A.K.A. PHIL- (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be its fi rst season under new countyherald.com. person’s claim and asking for an order direct- LIP S. CALFINA, ET AL, are the defendant(s), Jersey. added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed owner Bob Mullock, who Contact Truluck at (609) ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff Commonly known as: 401 East Stockton I shall expose for sale at public venue on: check or treasurer’s check in the amount of 886-8600 ext. 24 or at: or other person conducting the sale will have Road, Unit 102, Wildwood Crest, NJ 08260 WEDNESDAY THE 17TH DAY OF Property to be sold is located in the City of 20% of the bid price is required. also owns the Cape May information regarding the surplus, if any. JUNE A.D. 2009 North Wildwood, County of Cape May, State National Golf Course. [email protected]. Tax Lot No. 1, C0102 fka 1, 3, 5.01 C0302 in at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court of New Jersey. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Bathrooms and light air Prior Mortgages and Judgments (if any): In- Block 95.02 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street sale without further notice of publication. Be sure you put your feet demnifi cation letter received for the following: (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Premises commonly known as: 2309 Surf All publication costs are paid for by the plain- conditioning are among Jersey. Avenue Unit 5 tiff. in the right place, then Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) new amenities installed Tax Sale Certifi cate: Cert. No. 05-00001, Dunes Condominium, a Condominium stand fi rm. Amount: $2,182.99, Recorded January 23, Property to be sold is located in the Township Tax Block and Lot: Attorney: FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD during a winter renovation of Lower, County of Cape May, State of New Block 290 Lot 1 fka 3-22 Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer – Abraham Lincoln 2006, Book 4300, Page 0715 Nearest Cross Street: Ocean Avenue and project. Atlantic Avenue Jersey. 753138 Condominium Lien: Lienor: Jonathan Barger, Dimensions of Lot: Unit No. 5 4x Fee=$204.12 Lienee: Ocean Crest Condominium Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- Premises commonly known as: 5 Drake 05/20, 05/27, 06/03, 06/10/09 Renters Can Stay Amount: $5,181.70, Recorded December 19, nicipal or tax liens that may be due. Court, North Cape May (Lower Township), Nearest Cross Street: ______The Department of the 2005, Book 2150, Page 475 New Jersey 08204 Thunderbird Condominiums Take Notice that in accordance with N.J.S.A. (From Page A26) Tax and prior lien info: At the time of publica- 39:16-16, application has been made to the Public Advocate is charged A full legal description of the premises can tion taxes/sewer/water information was not Tax Lot 106 Superior Interests (if any): None Chief Administrator of the Motor Vehicle Com- past several years. In Cape with making government be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape available – You must check with the tax col- Tax Block 496.29 mission, Trenton, New Jersey, to receive title May County. This sale is subject to unpaid lector for exact amounts due. Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- papers authorizing and issue New Jersey cer- May County, foreclosures more accountable and re- taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Approximate dimensions: tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and tifi cation of ownership for, Make: Dodge Pick- have increased from 256 sponsive to the needs of liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- 100.60’ x 75’ x 100.61’ x 60’ x 74.02’ expenses, there remains any surplus money, up WC, Year: 1947, VIN/Hull Identifi cation in 2005, to 381 in 2006, New Jersey residents, espe- amount due can be obtained from the local tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and the money will be deposited into the Superior Number 84200272. Objections, if any, should taxing authority. expenses, there remains any surplus money, Nearest Cross Street: Pontaxit Avenue Court Trust Fund and any person claiming the be made in writing, immediately in writing to 621 in 2007, and 1,029 cially our most vulnerable the money will be deposited into the Superior surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a motion in 2008. citizens. Amount due under judgment is $547,882.84 Court Trust Fund and any person claiming If after the sale and satisfaction of the mort- pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 (Page A33 Please) Herald Newspapers June 10 2009 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A29

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Needed Saturdays & HHHHH TITLE INSURANCE Busy family practice Sundays only starting HHHHH looking for a part time HIGH SCHOOL: PROCESSOR July 4. Good pay. Wild- Statewide title insurance Caregivers receptionist, 10 - 20 wood Crest area. agency seeks an indi- hours a week, nights and * ASSISTANT vidual with a good work Looking for Men & weekends a must. Expe- Call Joe, 609-463-0774. FOOTBALL ethic, positive attitude, Women who are inter- rience necessary. COACH typing skills and com- ested in helping the puter skills. Experience elderly with daily living Send resume by fax Cleaning- * ASSISTANT is not necessary, will skills. You can name 609-898-1912 GIRLS SOCCER train. Resumes can be the days and hours you HOUSEKEEPERS submitted to: want to work. Great Cleaning House? needed for seasonal JUNIOR HIGH: Harvard Abstract pay available. Choose SELL YOUR STUFF HERE! rental apartments. Sat. & and Search your case in the Cape MAKE QUICK CASH! 3200 Pacifi c Avenue & Atlantic County ar- Sun., 8:30-2:00. Ocean- * FIELD side Apartments, North 2nd Floor eas. Car & drivers li- HOCKEY COACH Wildwood. Wildwood, NJ 08260 cense a plus.

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— WebID #: 179635 Jamie@title 609-398-2424 Any interested servicesnj.com Middle Township Public Schools candidate should send HHHHH complete resume High School Cleaning- immediately to: General- Healthcare- Social Studies Teacher Jack Pfi zenmayer, • Teacher of Social Studies certiÀ cation required HOUSEKEEPERS Superintendent Visitor Ad Sales OCEANA • Starts 9/09 Lower Cape REHABILITATION & Needed for weekend May Regional Coordinator NURSING CENTER, Assistant Band Director condo cleaning. Couples School District a 116 bed LTC • Starts 7/7/09 • Stipend- $5,123 Part time, fl exible sched- and retirees also encour- Cape May, NJ 08204 facility is seeking • Minimum of substitute certiÀ cation required ule. Computer savvy and aged to apply. HHHHH Math Teacher Apply in person June people skills a must. EOE * COOKS & •Starts 9/09 15 thru June 19, 9am -5pm: Send resume to: DIETARY • Teacher of Mathematics certiÀ cation required Chris Henderson Realty Cathy AIDES Guidance Counselor c/o Chamber 5201 Ocean Ave. Education- ALL SHIFTS • School Counselor certiÀ cation required of Commerce, Wildwood • Starts 9/09 (located inside Wild- HHHHH PO Box 556, wood Ocean Towers) Cape May, NJ 08204 * CNAs 2 Assistant Football Coaches LONG TERM No phone inquiries ALL SHIFTS • Starts 8/09 • Stipend- $5,692 SUBSITUTES • Minimum of substitute certiÀ cation required * NURSES Computer- * TEACHER The Herald Submit resume and copy of certiÀ cate, by Friday, June 12, 2009 to: NEW RATES OF SCIENCE Offi ce will be Michael J. Kopakowski, Superintendent, Computer Repair/ ALL SHIFTS 216 S. Main St., Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 Store Clerk CLOSED * TEACHER OF MagicBrain Computing Fri., July 3rd Benefi ts available is seeking a motivated SPECIAL in observance and trustworthy individ- EDUCATION Apply in person ual to work at it’s Pacifi c of the Holiday - 502 Route 9 North Avenue location. See * TEACHER OF Deadline will Cape May magicbrain.com/jobs for MUSIC (CHORUS) remain Court House more information. Mon. at 11am or fax resume to: 609-465-7067 Cooks Wanted Teitelman Middle Advertising Sales Executive School. September 1, Mulligans is looking for The Cape May County Herald, Cape May County’s 2009. NJ certifi cation experienced, enthusias- required. tic hard working cooks. premier multimedia source for news and information, Come join a great team! is looking for a highly motivated Advertising Sales Any interested Apply in person 310 w Executive. Hildreth ave. Wildwood candidate should send complete resume For more than 50 years, the Cape May County Herald has been committed Drivers- immediately to: Jack Pfi zenmayer, to delivering readers the news and information they rely on in a format they BUS DRIVERS Superintendent enjoy. We are currently transforming the process of gathering and disseminat- WANTED Lower Cape Event Coordinator ing that information by creating synergies between our newsroom and cape- May Regional maycountyherald.com, our online partner. The result will lead to evolution of Full &/or part time, sea- School District a newsroom into an Information Center, allowing us to expand into multimedia sonal. Must have CDL & Cape May, NJ 08204 P endorsement. The Wildwoods Convention Center is seeking and deliver relevant, targeted news across multiple platforms based on read- HHHHH ers’ needs. 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Our driven sales staff is responsible The ideal candidate must have the ability Personality Plus...? for identifying and developing new prospects, providing outstanding to work with all levels of management, customer service, and developing and conducting sales presentations Plus... knowledge of Word and Excel, excellent oral • A powerful Customer Service focus to fulÀ ll our clients’ marketing needs. • An energetic and positive attitude and written communication skills. Superior organizational skills a must. QualiÀ ed candidates must have a desire to learn a successful sales NOW HIRING: BA/BS preferred. Position requires philosophy, negotiation skills and the ability to build strong client PART-TIME SALES ASSOCIATES weekends, holidays and ability to work relationships. 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RECEPTIONIST Food Service- ORDER COOK MEDICAL SOCIAL STAFFING AGENCY HHHHH REAL ESTATE — Part Time WORKER - Immediate openings ESTABLISHED LOCAL BAKER/COOK Part Time Has need for LPNs & for: REAL ESTATE OFFICE PART TIME HOLY REDEEMER HOME CARE CNAs at a long term Apply in person * POOL SEEKING PART-TIME Advanced Clinical Care in the Home. care & rehab facility in (2-3 DAYS A WEEK) Country Club Tavern Combining compassion and the latest technology. ATTENDANTS Includes holidays & CMCH. 1506 Rt. 9 North Full time, seasonal SECRETARY/RECEP- weekends. Cooking/ Swainton HOSPICE MSW - Cape May County TIONIST. MUST HAVE baking knowledge nec- Health Force COMPUTER AND or call 609-465-1515 The MSW will be responsible for the assessment of * SECURITY essary. Clean record a 609-581-8750 TELEPHONE SKILLS. ask for kitchen patient/family psychosocial needs and coordination Full time, year round must. of the individualized psychosocial plan of care in the home, MAIL RESUME TO - - Restaurant- nursing home, or inpatient hospice setting. You will provide — WebID #: 179920 REAL ESTATE OFFICE support, counseling, and resource planning, serve as a * CUSTODIAL Call for interview resource for the hospice team, organization, & community P.O. BOX 6 AVALON, NJ appointment YACHT CLUB OF regarding psychosocial aspects of end of life care, and Hotel/Motel- Full or part time, 08202. participate on professional development activities that 609-463-4733 STONE HARBOR further personal & program goals. seasonal

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MERCHANDISE / Yard/Tag Sale- Yard/Tag Sale- YARD SALES Furnishings- PUBLIC NOTICES YARD (From Page A28) adjusted FMV of the property at the time of any part thereof, may fi le a motion pursuant ARTICLES FOR Beautiful formal ma- ANNUAL BAY COVE SALE ADS sale. Plaintiff may also agree to a short sale. to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the the Chief Administrator of the Motor Vehicle Please address any inquiries to: thirdparty- nature and extent of that person’s claim and hogany dining room YARD SALE [email protected] asking for an order directing payment of the SALE 4 Lines= $10.00* Commission, Special Title Unit, P.O. Box 017, rd Saturday June 20, Multi- Trenton, New Jersey 08666-0017 Please use our File No. and “3 Party” or surplus money. The Sheriff or other person set in excellent condi- “Short Sale” in your subject line. conducting the sale will have information re- Family, at front fi eld, 35 tion. Round table with Additional Lines: 3x Fee=$21.87 garding the surplus, if any. 2 leaves & 6 chairs, Route 47 South, CMCH, 05/27, 06/03, 06/10/09 A full legal description of the premises can $2.00 each ______be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Pursuant to NJSA 46:8B-21 et seq., this sale Articles For Sale- lighted china cabinet. 9:00am to 1:00pm. Rain SHERIFF’S SALE May County. This sale is subject to unpaid may be subject to a limited lien priority of the Rain Insurance: taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer condominium association and any successful Purchased for $3000; Date 21st. add $3.00 By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out liens and other Municipal Assessments. The bidder at sheriff’s sale may be responsible for 27” Panasonic TV/VCR, sacrifi ce $1600. of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- amount due can be obtained from the local paying up to 6 months worth of unpaid con- (if sale is rained out, taxing authority. dominium fees. $50; 19” TV, $25; Mat- Stone Harbor, NJ. — WebID #: 179849 cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET please call for ad re- NUMBER F 17078 08 therein, pending tress sets: queen, $65; 215-962-9894 wherein TRIBECA LENDING CORP. is the Amount due under judgment is $407,324.25 A full legal description of the premises can Yard/Tag Sale- print within 30 days of with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape king, $75. LaMer Hotel, plaintiff AND CHRISTOPHER KANE, ET ALS, original yard sale date) are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed May County. This sale is subject to unpaid 609-884-5000 AVALON, 250 52nd St.: Deadline: public venue on: check or treasurer’s check in the amount of taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer WEDNESDAY THE 24TH DAY OF 20% of the bid price is required. liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Articles For Sale- Furnishings- Huge Garage Sale June 10am, Fridays JUNE A.D. 2009 amount due can be obtained from the local The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any taxing authority. 13, 8am - Noon. Furni- at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court House Building located at 9 N. Main Street sale without further notice of publication. 32” SONY Trinitron Wega Dining room set, blond ture, household items & Phone 609-886-8600 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New All publication costs are paid for by the plain- Amount due under judgment is $686,959.76 Jersey. tiff. with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be with swivel stand. 3 years mediterranean, extra miscellaneous Ext 33 or 34 added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed old, perfect condition. large breakfront, oval Or visit our offi ce: Property to be sold is located in the Township Attorney: ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- check or treasurer’s check in the amount of Yard/Tag Sale- MAN 20% of the bid price is required. $250. Item in Avalon, NJ. table with 2 leaves, 6 1508 Route 47, of Middle, County of Cape May, State of New Jersey. Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer Rio Grande 753140 The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any 215-669-6824 chairs, $200. 609-463- CAPE MAY, West & 0234 Premises commonly known as: 678 Dias 4x Fee=$170.10 sale without further notice of publication. Washington Sts: June Creek Road, Cape May Court House, NJ 05/27, 06/03, 06/10, 06/17/09 All publication costs are paid for by the plain- * Get greater savings ______tiff. Furnishings- 13, 8am. MULTI FAM- 08210 when you place SHERIFF’S SALE Articles for Sale- ILY SALE. Househhold Tax Lot No. 241 FKA 28 in Block No. 163.01 Attorney: PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG your ad online! By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer OFFICE DESK & Chair: items, fi shing rods & www.CapeMay Dimension of Lot Approximately: 1.86 AC of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- 753142 Cast iron claw foot tub, Heavy duty walnut desk, reels, toys, collectibles. cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET 4x Fee=$179.82 CountyHerald.com Nearest Cross Street: New River Road NUMBER F 19046 08 therein, pending where- 05/27, 06/03, 06/10, 06/17/09 60”, $1000; Cast iron measures 5’ x 2’ 6”. Yard/Tag Sale- in NATIONAL CITY MORTGAGE, A DIVISION ______country sink, 60”, $1200; Good storage with 5 BEGINNING at an iron pipe corner in the OF NATIONAL CITY BANK is the plaintiff SHERIFF’S SALE WebID #: 176057 AND JAMES J. O’ROURKE; SHANNON L. Vintage chairs & kidney drawers plus fi le drawer, — Northeasterly line of Dias Creek Road, 35 DENNISVILLE, 50 Lau- feet wide, said beginning point being the most O’ROURKE, ET ALS, are the defendant(s), I By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out shaped table, $250 + $45. Executive Chair, Southerly corner of Lot 27.02, Block 163.01 shall expose for sale at public venue on: of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery rel Road (off Rt. 47 N): WEDNESDAY THE 24TH DAY OF Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- garage full of collect- on casters with arms, as shown on the Township of Middle Tax Map MOVING SALE. Sat., and extending thence JUNE A.D. 2009 BER F 35876 07 therein, pending wherein ibles. CMCH area. 609- upholstered gray fabric, at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court LASALLE BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, 6/13/09, 9am. Antiques, House Building located at 9 N. Main Street AS TRUSTEE FOR STRUCTURED ASSET 927-5132 $30. Buy as a set for Prior Liens/Encumbrances collectibles, kids sports Taxes Open + Penalty: $1,667.85 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New INVESTMENT LOAN TRUST MORTGAGE $60. Call 609-465-5490 TOTAL AS OF April 29, 2009: $1,667.85 Jersey. PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SERIES equipment, new & used 2033-BC7 is the plaintiff AND MARY E. GAL- WebID #: 179689 or 609-425-0560 — clothing. Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- Property to be sold is located in the Township LAGHER, ET AL, are the defendant(s), I shall Yard/Tag Sale- tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and of Upper, County of Cape May, State of New expose for sale at public venue on: Yard/Tag Sale- expenses, there remains any surplus money, Jersey. WEDNESDAY THE 24TH DAY OF VENDORS WANTED the money will be deposited into the Superior JUNE A.D. 2009 Premises commonly known as: 8 Dana Av- at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Articles For Sale- YARD SALE / Court Trust Fund and any person claiming Vendors Wanted- Multiple Yard Sale the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a enue House Building located at 9 N. Main Street MOVING SALE motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Saturday June 13th Tax Lot 269 in Block 453.04 Jersey. DOG CRATE: Double door, FRI JUNE 5TH 9AM- 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that intermediate, wired dog -multiple families in person’s claim and asking for an order direct- VENDORS WANTED 3PM AND SAT JUNE 6TH ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff Dimensions of Lot (approximately): Property to be sold is located in the City of Cape May Point Start 150’ x 222’ Sea Isle City, County of Cape May, State of crate with divider, $40. 609- For the Woodbine Fam- 8AM-? 40 W SHELLBAY or other person conducting the sale will have 425-0872 at 510 Coral Ave and get information regarding the surplus, if any. New Jersey. ily Festival June 20th, AVE, CMCH RAIN DATE Nearest Cross Street: Corson Tavern Road a map of the other loca- Premises commonly known as: 26 East 45th 2009. Plenty of foot SAT 6/13 A full legal description of the premises can tions. 8-12 be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Subject to: $0.00 Street, Sea Isle City, NJ 08243 traffi c. Highly visible to May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Articles For Sale- shore traffi c. www.wc- taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer A full legal description of the premises can Being known as Lot 10, C-A, Block 45.02, — WebID #: 179220 be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape on the offi cial Tax Map of the City of Sea — WebID #: 179995 liens and other Municipal Assessments. The cnj.org or call Kathleen amount due can be obtained from the local May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Isle City FOLDING Roll away twin at 609-425-3328 for an taxing authority. taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer bed with mattress. Very Yard/Tag Sale- liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Dimensions: None Given (Condo) application. ANIMALS amount due can be obtained from the local good condition. $25. Ocean Amount due under judgment is $146,658.66 with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be taxing authority. Nearest Cross Street: None Given (Condo) City, NJ . 215-817-0130 NORTH CAPE MAY, WebID #: 178110 PET TRAINING added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed — Bayshore & Breakwater check or treasurer’s check in the amount of Amount due under judgment is $362,935.38 *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal 20% of the bid price is required. with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be liens or other charges and any such taxes, Roads: Bayshore Woods added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed charges, liens, insurance premiums or other WANTED - Yard & Bake Sale: Come The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any check or treasurer’s check in the amount of advances made by plaintiff prior to this sale. Articles for Sale- sale without further notice of publication. 20% of the bid price is required. All interested parties are to conduct and rely MERCHANDISE shop our treasures & en- upon their own independent investigation to All publication costs are paid for by the plain- joy our delicious baked Pet Training- tiff. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any ascertain whether or not any outstanding in- Gas dryer, Whirlpool, sale without further notice of publication. terest remain of record and/or have priority goods! Sat., June 13, Attorney: FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD All publication costs are paid for by the plain- over the lien being foreclosed and, if so, the commercial quality, like tiff. current amount due thereon. new, $250 or best offer. 8am - 2pm. Dog Obedience Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer Wanted- 753139 609-523-1869 or 215- Training 4x Fee=$155.52 Attorney: MCCABE, WEISBERG & CONWAY, **If the sale is set aside for any reason, the — WebID #: 179704 Next class starts June 05/27, 06/03, 06/10, 06/17/09 P.C. Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only 920-2304 ______Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer a return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser Wanted to Buy: Old gui- 753141 shall have no further recourse against the Yard/Tag Sale- 25 in West Cape May SHERIFF’S SALE tars, banjos, mandolins, for puppies and begin- 4x Fee=$111.78 Mortgagor, the Mortgagor’s attorney. By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out 05/27, 06/03, 06/10, 06/17/09 accordians, saxophones. ners. 6 week course, ______***If after the sale and satisfaction of the mort- Articles For Sale- SEA ISLE, 113 59th St.: of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Call 609-884-5557 $50. Call Ann, 609- cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET SHERIFF’S SALE gage debt, including costs and expenses, Sat. & Sun, June 13 & NUMBER F 10418 08 therein, pending where- there remains any surplus money, the money GOULD Jet Well Pump, 1/2 390-0459 or Regina, in FEDERAL HOME LOAN MORTGAGE By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out will be deposited into the Superior Court Trust YARD/TAG SALES 14, 9am - 4pm. Multi- of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Fund and any person claiming the surplus, or HP, 110 volt + set up for 609-884-1002 CORPORATION is the plaintiff AND KEITH family. Too much to list BRUNDIN, ET AL, are the defendant(s), I shall Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- any part thereof, may fi le a motion pursuant shallow well. $75. 215-817- expose for sale at public venue on: BER F 24465 07 therein, pending wherein to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the Yard/Tag Sale- WEDNESDAY THE 24TH DAY OF GMAC MORTGAGE, LLC is the plaintiff AND nature and extent of that person’s claim and 3303 DIANE BEYERS-DICIURCIO, ET AL, are the asking for an order directing payment of the PETS FOR SALE JUNE A.D. 2009 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public surplus money. The Sheriff or other person SEA ISLE: Fri. & Sat., House Building located at 9 N. Main Street venue on: conducting the sale will have information re- WEDNESDAY THE 24TH DAY OF garding the surplus, if any. The Herald 6/12 & 6/13, 9am. 129 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Articles For Sale- Jersey. JUNE A.D. 2009 76th St. Gas grill, fridge, at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Pursuant to NJSA 46:8B-21 et seq., this sale Offi ce will be House Building located at 9 N. Main Street may be subject to a limited lien priority of the more. Rain or shine Pets For Sale- Property to be sold is located in the City of Portable TVs: 21”, $25; 14”, Ocean City, County of Cape May, State of (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New condominium association and any successful $15. Toaster oven, $10. CLOSED New Jersey. Jersey. bidder at sheriff’s sale may be responsible for paying up to 6 months worth of unpaid con- Microwave oven, $15. Call MALTESE PUPPIES: Fri., July 3rd Commonly known as: 701 B Plymouth Place, Property to be sold is located in the City of dominium fees. 10 weeks. Tiny, cute, Sea Isle, County of Cape May, State of New 267-278-1215 AUTO Unit B, Ocean City, NJ 08226 in observance healthy. White, AKC Jersey. A full legal description of the premises can be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape of the Holiday - TRUCK Tax Lot No. 13 C2 f/k part of Lot 13 in Block th — WebID #: 179641 bloodline. $575- $675. 703 Premises commonly known as: 8 West 68 May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Deadline will RV 609-624-0242 Street, Sea Isle City, New Jersey 08243 taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Articles for Sale- Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) Condo liens and other Municipal Assessments. The remain BOAT Being known as Lot 17C-B, Block 68.02, on amount due can be obtained from the local

Mon. at 11am Nearest Cross Street: Ocean Avenue the offi cial Tax Map of the City of Sea Isle taxing authority. Telescope Patio table and Dimensions: Condo Unit Amount due under judgment is $257,285.32 with 4 chairs, chairs more! Pets For Sale- Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- nicipal or tax liens that may be due. with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be need repair, $85; 36” TV, Yard/Tag Sale- Nearest Cross Street: Condo Unit added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount of $75. 407-399-5670 TINY TOY Tax and prior lien info: At the time of publica- Buyers and tion taxes, sewer/water information was not *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal 20% of the bid price is required. 102 E Jefferson, POODLE PUPPIES available. You must check with the tax collec- liens or other charges and any such taxes, Sellers 8lbs or less. $300 or tor for exact amounts due. charges, liens, insurance premiums or other The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any FURNISHINGS Wildwood Crest advances made by plaintiff prior to this sale. sale without further notice of publication. best offer. Sat, 6/13, 8 - 12, House- Check Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- All interested parties are to conduct and rely All publication costs are paid for by the plain- Herald 712-251-3973 tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and upon their own independent investigation tiff. hold items, dog beds expenses, there remains any surplus money, to ascertain whether or not any outstanding and gear, books, bikes, Classifieds the money will be deposited into the Superior interest remain of record and/or have priority Attorney: PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG Court Trust Fund and any person claiming over the lien being foreclosed and, if so, the Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer Furnishings- weights & bench, pic- current amount due thereon. 753143 First. the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a tures, jog stroller, Zenith motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4x Fee=$189.54 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that **If the sale is set aside for any reason, the 05/27, 06/03, 06/10, 06/17/09 60s style day bed, recov- Console Stereo, toys Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only a ______Call today person’s claim and asking for an order direct- ered rose tweed with ex- and much more! ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser shall SHERIFF’S SALE tra bolster & cover $125; for Rates or other person conducting the sale will have have no further recourse against the Mort- and information regarding the surplus, if any. gagor, the Mortgagor’s attorney. By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Nutmeg maple server on — WebID #: 179841 of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- wheels with reversible Information. Prior Mortgages and Judgments (if any): ***If after the sale and satisfaction of the cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET None mortgage debt, including costs and expenses, NUMBER F 30533 07 therein, pending top & mirror, $150. 609- there remains any surplus money, the money wherein BANK OF AMERICA, N.A. is the Office hours 9 to 5 will be deposited into the Superior Court Trust 368-4470 Monday - Friday 609-886-8600 ATTN: The Plaintiff may let the bid go for less than the judgment amount consistent with the Fund and any person claiming the surplus, or (Page A34 Please) A34 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Classifi ed Herald Newspapers June 10 2009 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES (From Page A33) PANY, AS TRUSTEE FOR GSP 2006-FM1 is All publication costs are paid for by the plain- $4,315,000 (includes a $3,950,000 Ameri- 4004 of Mortgages for CAPE MAY County, fendant herein because you hold a judgment BRANCES REMAIN OF RECORD AND/OR the plaintiff AND RALPH C. MANZONI, ET AL, tiff. can Recovery Reinvestment Act Grant and Page 904; and 2) to recover possession of, fi led in the Superior Court of New Jersey HAVE PRIORITY OVER THE LIEN BEING are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at $365,000 expected to be received from the and concerns premises commonly known as on December 4, 2006, Judgment Number FORECLOSED HEREBY AND, IF SO, TO plaintiff AND MILDRED T. SCOPE, ET ALS, public venue on: Attorney: ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- Cape May County Bridge Commission) 100 East Montgomery Avenue, Wildwood, NJ DJ-315455-2006 in the original amount of ASCERTAIN THE CURRENT AMOUNT DUE are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at WEDNESDAY THE 24TH DAY OF MAN Estimated Maximum Amount of Bonds or 08260, Block 95; Lot No. 16.02. $9,245.00 against an individual named John THEREON. public venue on: JUNE A.D. 2009 Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer Notes: $0 Mitchell who may or may not be the record WEDNESDAY THE 24TH DAY OF at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court 753147 Period of Usefulness: 15 years If you are unable to obtain an attorney, you owner herein. Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- JUNE A.D. 2009 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street 4x Fee=$150.66 may contact the Lawyers Referral Service in tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New 05/27, 06/03, 06/10, 06/17/09 Purpose: b) Various bridge improvement the county of venue by calling 609-463-0313. YOU, B. Makowsky, are made a defendant expenses, there remains any surplus money, House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Jersey. ______projects, consisting of: Roosevelt Boulevard If you cannot afford an attorney, you may com- herein because you hold a judgment fi led in the money will be deposited into the Superior (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New SHERIFF’S SALE Bridge (CR623); Ingrams Thorofare Bridge municate with the Legal Services Offi ce of the the Superior Court of New Jersey on January Court Trust Fund and any person claiming Jersey. Property to be sold is located in the Township (CR601); Gravens Thorofare Bridge (CR601); county of venue by calling 609-465-3001. 10, 1996, Judgment Number DJ-011370-1996 the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a of Villas, County of Cape May, State of New By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out 17th Street Bridge (City of Ocean City); Reeds in the original amount of $ 1,190.80 against an motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and Property to be sold is located in the Township Jersey. of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Beach Road Culvert (CR655); Sea Isle Bou- You, A. Bohrer, Inc. and Transmedia Res- individual named John Mitchell who may or 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that of Lower, County of Cape May, State of New cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET levard Bridge (CR625); Elmira Street Bridge; taurant Company, Inc., are the holders of a may not be the record owner herein. person’s claim and asking for an order direct- Jersey. Premises commonly known as: 622 East NUMBER F 30042 07 therein, pending 21st Street Bridge (Borough of Avalon) and docketed judgment in the Superior Court of ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff Tampa Avenue, Villas, New Jersey 08251 wherein SOVEREIGN BANK is the plaintiff 25th Street Bridge (Borough of Avalon), in- New Jersey. Your lien is subordinate to that Dated: 06/01/2009 or other person conducting the sale will have Commonly known as: 3 East Wilde Avenue, AND LLK DEVELOPERS, LTD., ET AL, are cluding all related costs and expenditures of plaintiff. information regarding the surplus, if any. Lower, New Jersey 08251 Being known as Lot 11, Block 66, on the of- the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at incidental thereto. /s/ JENNIFER M. PEREZ fi cial Tax Map of the Township of Lower public venue on: Appropriation and Estimated Cost: Theodore J. Fetter JENNIFER M. PEREZ A full legal description of the premises can Tax Lot No. 3 in Block No. 257 WEDNESDAY THE 24TH DAY OF $2,410,000 ($1,000,000 expected to be re- THEODORE J. FETTER, Acting Clerk of the Superior Court be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Dimensions: 120.00 feet x 23.33 feet x 120.00 JUNE A.D. 2009 ceived from a State of New Jersey Depart- Acting Clerk Superior Court of New Jersey May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Dimension of Lot Approximately: 50 x 100 feet x 23.33 feet at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court ment of Transportation) 1x Fee=$48.60 06/10/09 taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Estimated Maximum Amount of Bonds or 1x Fee=$30.38 06/10/09 ______liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Nearest Cross Street: Bayshore Road Nearest Cross Street: Rhode Island Ave. (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Notes: $2,410,000 ______SHERIFF’S SALE amount due can be obtained from the local BEGINNING at a point in the Northeasterly Jersey. Period of Usefulness: 15 years NOTICE OF SALE OF PROPERTY taxing authority. line of Wilde Avenue, 150 feet, Southeast- *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out wardly from the Southeasterly line of Bay- liens or other charges and any such taxes, Property to be sold is located in the City of Purpose: c) Various County roadway im- Please be advised that the Township Com- of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Amount due under judgment is $829,107.21 shore Road, said beginning point being in the charges, liens, insurance premiums or other Ocean City, County of Cape May, State of provement projects, consisting of 34th Street mittee, of the Township of Middle, County of cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be dividing line between Lots 2 and 3, Block and advances made by plaintiff prior to this sale. New Jersey. (CR623); Rio Grande Avenue (CR661); Cape May, State of New Jersey, shall conduct NUMBER F 12619 08 therein, pending added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed Plan aforesaid, extending thence All interested parties are to conduct and rely Avalon Boulevard (CR601); Tuckahoe Road a sale of surplus property online. The address wherein SUTTON FUNDING LLC is the plain- check or treasurer’s check in the amount of upon their own independent investigation Premises commonly known as: (CR631); Seashore Road/Railroad Avenue/ of the auction site is govdeals.com. The sur- tiff AND JOHN J. GILLESPIE, ET ALS, are the 20% of the bid price is required. Prior Liens/Encumbrances to ascertain whether or not any outstanding 8 Roosevelt Boulevard Broadway/Satt Boulevard (CR626); New plus property is being sold in an “as-is” condi- defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public Taxes Open: $457.43 interest remain of record and/or have priority Jersey Avenue (CR621); Glenwood Avenue tion without express or implied warranties. venue on: The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Sewer Open + Penalty: $152.30 over the lien being foreclosed and, if so, the Tax Lot and Block: Lot 4, Block 3507 (CR614); Bayshore Road (CR607); Fulling WEDNESDAY THE 8TH DAY OF sale without further notice of publication. TOTAL AS OF May 8, 2009: $609.73 current amount due thereon. Mill Road (CR654); Goshen Road (CR615); The online auction will be held on June 17, JULY A.D. 2009 All publication costs are paid for by the plain- Approximate lot size: 60 x 147 Hope Corson Road (CR671); Landis Avenue 2009 at 12:00 Noon and the surplus property at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court tiff. Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- **If the sale is set aside for any reason, the (CR619); Stagecoach Road (CR667); Wood- being sold is as follows: House Building located at 9 N. Main Street tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only Nearest Cross Streets: Building is on bine-Ocean View Road (CR550); Indian Trail (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Attorney: DEMBO AND SALDUTTI expenses, there remains any surplus money, a return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser Roosevelt Boulevard, the block between Ver- Road (CR618); Shunpike Road (CR620); Dias 1998 Ford Contour / Grey in Color Jersey. Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer the money will be deposited into the Superior shall have no further recourse against the non Lane and Bay Avenue Creek Road (CR612); Hand Avenue (CR658); 1998 Ford Contour / Tan in Color 753150 Court Trust Fund and any person claiming Mortgagor, the Mortgagor’s attorney. Bay Avenue (CR656); and Beach Avenue 1992 Jeep Wagon / Red in Color Property to be sold is located in the Borough 4x Fee=$174.96 the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a A full legal description of the premises can (CR604), including all work and materials of West Wildwood, County of Cape May, State 06/10, 06/17, 06/24/09, 07/01/09 motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and ***If after the sale and satisfaction of the be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape necessary therefor and incidental thereto. All bidders must pre-register with GovDeals at of New Jersey. ______4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that mortgage debt, including costs and expenses, May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Appropriation and Estimated Cost: govdeals.com. SHERIFF’S SALE person’s claim and asking for an order direct- there remains any surplus money, the money taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer $6,335,000 ($781,663 expected to be re- Premises commonly known as: 635 Glenwood ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff will be deposited into the Superior Court Trust liens and other Municipal Assessments. The ceived from Federal Grants and $3,382,000 The successful bidder shall be required to Ave., West Wildwood, NJ 08260 By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out or other person conducting the sale will have Fund and any person claiming the surplus, or amount due can be obtained from the local in grants expected to be received from New execute a hold harmless and indemnifi cation of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- information regarding the surplus, if any. any part thereof, may fi le a motion pursuant taxing authority. Jersey Department of Transportation) agreement. Tax Lot No. 11 in Block No. 116 cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the Estimated Maximum Amount of Bonds or NUMBER F 16517 08 therein, pending where- A full legal description of the premises can nature and extent of that person’s claim and Amount due under judgment is $985,367.97 Notes: $6,335,000 The Township Committee reserves the right to Dimension of Lot Approximately: 40 x 85 in THE BANK OF NEW YORK, AS TRUSTEE be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape asking for an order directing payment of the with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be Period of Usefulness: 20 years accept or reject any bids submitted. FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE CERTIFICATE- May County. This sale is subject to unpaid surplus money. The Sheriff or other person added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed Nearest Cross Street: Avenue 1 HOLDERS, CWALT, INC., ALTERNATIVE taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer conducting the sale will have information re- check or treasurer’s check in the amount of Purpose: d) Improvements and renovations Kimberly Tomkinson, Municipal Clerk BEGINNING at an iron pin, set, marking the LOAN TRUST 2007-22 MORTGAGE PASS- liens and other Municipal Assessments. The garding the surplus, if any. 20% of the bid price is required. to the Upper Cape May County Library, the intersection of the Southeasterly line of Av- THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2007- amount due can be obtained from the local Lower Cape May County Library and the 1x Fee=$14.58 06/10/09 enue “1” (40’ wide) with the northeasterly line 22 is the plaintiff AND MICHAEL CENTANZO, taxing authority. A full legal description of the premises can The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Cape May City Library, including all related ______of Glenwood Avenue (60’ wide) as shown on ET AL, are the defendant(s), I shall expose for be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape sale without further notice of publication. costs and expenditures incidental thereto. NOTICE OF CHANGE a hereinafter referenced plan and running, sale at public venue on: Amount due under judgment is $43,833.84 May County. This sale is subject to unpaid All publication costs are paid for by the plain- Appropriation and Estimated Cost: IN STRUCTURE thence WEDNESDAY THE 8TH DAY OF with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer tiff. $3,245,000 (the $162,250 down payment is JULY A.D. 2009 added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed liens and other Municipal Assessments. The expected to be received from the Cape May PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that notice has PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court check or treasurer’s check in the amount of amount due can be obtained from the local Attorney: ROMAN R. HIRNIAK County Library Commission) been given to the Alcoholic Beverage Issuing Taxes Open + Penalty: $1,056.54 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street 20% of the bid price is required. taxing authority. Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer Estimated Maximum Amount of Bonds or Authority of the City of Wildwood, Cape May Water Open + Penalty: $75.53 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New 753148 Notes: $3,082,750 County, New Jersey of a change in percent- Sewer Open + Penalty: $292.37 Jersey. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Amount due under judgment is $190,701.88 4x Fee=$106.92 Period of Usefulness: 15 years age ownership respecting Oak Avenue LLC, TOTAL AS OF May 13, 2009: $1,424.24 sale without further notice of publication. with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be 05/27, 06/03, 06/10, 06/17/09 holder of the Plenary Retail Consumption Property to be sold is located in the City of All publication costs are paid for by the plain- added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed ______Purpose: e) Providing for the new construction License heretofore issued under License No. Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- Ocean City, County of Cape May, State of tiff. check or treasurer’s check in the amount of BOND ORDINANCE 1-09 STATEMENT AND of the following: Sea Isle City Branch Library; 0514-33-027-009. The ownership interest in tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and New Jersey. 20% of the bid price is required. SUMMARY Stone Harbor Branch Library and County Park Oak Avenue LLC is solely held as follows: expenses, there remains any surplus money, Attorney: FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD Branch Library, including all work and materi- the money will be deposited into the Superior Premises commonly known as: 10 West 8th Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any The bond ordinance, the summary terms of als necessary therefor and incidental thereto. Name: Furey W. Lerro Court Trust Fund and any person claiming Street, Ocean City, NJ 08226-3431 753144 sale without further notice of publication. which are included herein, has been fi nally Appropriation and Estimated Cost: Percentage Interest: 100% the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a 4x Fee=$155.52 All publication costs are paid for by the plain- adopted by the County of Cape May, State of $14,115,000 (the $705,750 down payment is motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and Being known as Lot 8, Block 811, on the of- 05/27, 06/03, 06/10, 06/17/09 tiff. New Jersey on June 9, 2009 and the 20 day expected to be received from the Cape May 1x Fee=$8.50 06/10/09 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that fi cial Tax Map of the City of Ocean City ______period of limitation within which a suit, action County Library Commission) ______person’s claim and asking for an order direct- SHERIFF’S SALE Attorney: PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG or proceeding questioning the validity of such Estimated Maximum Amount of Bonds or NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff Dimensions: 50 feet x 94.867 feet x 50 feet Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer ordinance can be commenced, as provided in Notes: $13,409,250 SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY or other person conducting the sale will have x 94.867 feet By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out 753146 the Local Bond Law, has begun to run from the Period of Usefulness: 30 years CHANCERY DIVISION information regarding the surplus, if any. of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- 4x Fee=$174.96 date of the fi rst publication of this statement. Cape May COUNTY Nearest Cross Street: Bay Avenue cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET 05/27, 06/03, 06/10, 06/17/09 Copies of the full ordinance are available at TOTALS DOCKET NO. F-40280-08 A full legal description of the premises can NUMBER F 11122 08 therein, pending ______no cost and during regular business hours, at Appropriation and Estimated Cost: Our File No.: 6117 be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal wherein SUTTON FUNDING LLC is the plain- SHERIFF’S SALE the Clerk’s offi ce for members of the general $30,420,000 May County. This sale is subject to unpaid liens or other charges and any such taxes, tiff AND PATRICIA CATHRALL, ET AL, are the public who request the same. The summary Estimated Maximum Amount of Bonds or STATE OF NEW JERSEY taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer charges, liens, insurance premiums or other defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of the terms of such bond ordinance follows: Notes: $25,237,000 liens and other Municipal Assessments. The advances made by plaintiff prior to this sale. venue on: of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- TO amount due can be obtained from the local All interested parties are to conduct and rely WEDNESDAY THE 24TH DAY OF cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET Title: BOND ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR Appropriation: $30,420,000 taxing authority. upon their own independent investigation to JUNE A.D. 2009 NUMBER F 33187 07 therein, pending THE REHABILITATION OF THE BEESLEY’S Jacqueline Cipriani; Michael Cipriani; ascertain whether or not any outstanding in- at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court wherein M&T BANK is the plaintiff AND JOHN POINT BRIDGE IN AND BY THE COUNTY Bonds/Notes Authorized: $25,237,000 B. Makowsky Amount due under judgment is $331,999.01 terest remain of record and/or have priority House Building located at 9 N. Main Street GILLON, ET AL, are the defendant(s), I shall OF CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY, APPRO- with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be over the lien being foreclosed and, if so, the (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New expose for sale at public venue on: PRIATING $400,000 THEREFOR AND AU- Grants (if any) Appropriated: a) $3,950,000 (L.S.) added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed current amount due thereon. Jersey. WEDNESDAY THE 24TH DAY OF THORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF $400,000 expected to be received from a American Re- check or treasurer’s check in the amount of JUNE A.D. 2009 BONDS OR NOTES OF THE TO FINANCE covery Reinvestment Act Grant and $365,000 YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and re- 20% of the bid price is required. **If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Property to be sold is located in the Township at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court PART OF THE COST THEREOF expected to be received from the Cape May quired to serve upon FRENKEL LAMBERT Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only of Lower, County of Cape May, State of New House Building located at 9 N. Main Street County Bridge Commission for the improve- WEISS WEISMAN & GORDON, LLP, Attor- The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any a return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser Jersey. (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Purpose(s): Providing for the rehabilitation ments described in Section 3(a); b) a State neys for the Plaintiff, whose address is 80 Main sale without further notice of publication. shall have no further recourse against the Jersey. of the Beesley’s Point Bridge, including the of New Jersey Department of Transportation Street, Suite 460, West Orange, NJ 07052, an All publication costs are paid for by the plain- Mortgagor, the Mortgagor’s attorney. Premises commonly known as: 12 East Atlan- preliminary planning, engineering and studies Grant in the amount of $1,000,000 for the Answer to the Complaint (and Amendments tiff. tic Avenue, Villas, New Jersey 08251 Property to be sold is located in the City of related thereto. improvements described in Section 3(b); and to Complaint, if there be any), fi led in a Civil ***If after the sale and satisfaction of the mort- North Wildwood, County of Cape May, State c) $781,663 expected to be received from Action in which The Bank of New York as Attorney: FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD gage debt, including costs and expenses, Tax Lot 9 and 10 Tax Block 96 of New Jersey. Appropriation: $400,000 Federal Grants and $3,382,000 expected to Trustee, for the Benefi t of the Certifi catehold- Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer there remains any surplus money, the money be received from New Jersey Department of ers, CWABS, Inc., Asset-Backed Certifi cates, 753149 will be deposited into the Superior Court Trust Approximate Dimensions: 50’ x 100’ Premises commonly known as: 1100 Central Bonds/Notes Authorized: $400,000 Transportation Grants for the road improve- Series 2007-BC1, is Plaintiff and John Mitch- 4x Fee=$155.52 Fund and any person claiming the surplus, or Avenue, City of North Wildwood, Wildwood, ments described in Section 3(c). ell, et als., are the defendant(s), pending in the 06/10, 06/17, 06/24/09, 07/01/09 any part thereof, may fi le a motion pursuant Nearest Cross Street: Bayshore Road New Jersey 08260 Grants (if any) Appropriated: $400,000 of Superior Court of New Jersey, within 35 days ______to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the which is being reimbursed to the County by Section 20 Costs: $3,500,000 of June 10, 2009, exclusive of such date. If SHERIFF’S SALE nature and extent of that person’s claim and If after the sale and satisfaction of the mort- Tax Lot No. 13 f/k/a 9 a/k/a 9 &11 in Block the State of New Jersey pursuant to State you fail to do so, judgment by default may be asking for an order directing payment of the gage debt, including costs and expenses, 209 Grant Agreement. Useful Life: 24.22 years rendered against you for the relief demanded By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out surplus money. The Sheriff or other person there remains any surplus money, the money in the Complaint (and Amendments to Com- of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- conducting the sale will have information re- will be deposited into the Superior Court Trust Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) Section 20 Costs: $400,000 Stephen O’Connor, Clerk plaint, if there by any.) You shall fi le your an- cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET garding the surplus, if any. Fund and any person claiming the surplus, or 70 ft x 100 ft swer and proof of service in duplicate with the NUMBER F 15759 08 therein, pending where- any part thereof, may fi le a motion pursuant Useful Life: 30 years 1x Fee=$71.68 06/10/09 Clerk of the Superior Court, Hughes Justice in ROYAL BANK AMERICA is the plaintiff AND A full legal description of the premises can to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the Nearest Cross Street: Eleventh Avenue ______Complex, P.O. Box 971, Trenton, New Jersey 420 WEST GARFIELD, LLC, ET AL, are the be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape nature and extent of that person’s claim and Stephen O’Connor, Clerk NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS 08625-0971, in accordance with the rules of defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public May County. This sale is subject to unpaid asking for an order directing payment of the Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- Civil Practice and procedure. venue on: taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer surplus money. The Sheriff or other person nicipal or tax liens that may be due. 1x Fee=$24.30 06/10/09 Superior Court of New Jersey WEDNESDAY THE 8TH DAY OF liens and other Municipal Assessments. The conducting the sale will have information re- ______Chancery Division This action has been instituted for the pur- JULY A.D. 2009 amount due can be obtained from the local garding the surplus, if any. Tax and prior lien info: At the time of publica- BOND ORDINANCE 2-09 STATEMENT AND CAPE MAY County pose of foreclosing a mortgage dated May at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court taxing authority. tion taxes/sewer/water information was not SUMMARY Docket No. F-7149-09 19, 2006, made by John Mitchell and Eileen House Building located at 9 N. Main Street A full legal description of the premises can available – You must check with the tax col- Mitchell, as mortgagors, and payable to Mort- (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Amount due under judgment is $666,902.10 be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape lector for exact amounts due. The bond ordinance, the summary terms of STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: gage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. Jersey. with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be May County. This sale is subject to unpaid which are included herein, has been fi nally A. Bohrer, Inc. and Transmedia Restaurant as a nominee for EquiFirst Corporation, as added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- adopted by the County of Cape May, State of Company, Inc. mortgagee, which Mortgage was recorded in The property to be sold is located in the City check or treasurer’s check in the amount of liens and other Municipal Assessments. The tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and New Jersey on June 9, 2009 and the 20 day the Offi ce of the Register of County on June of Wildwood in the County of Cape May and 20% of the bid price is required. amount due can be obtained from the local expenses, there remains any surplus money, period of limitation within which a suit, action YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND RE- 2, 2006 in Book M4379, Page 113, and then State of New Jersey, commonly known as taxing authority. the money will be deposited into the Superior or proceeding questioning the validity of such QUIRED to serve upon Udren Law Offi ces, assigned to the Plaintiff herein, and concerns 420 West Garfi eld Avenue, Wildwood, New The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Court Trust Fund and any person claiming ordinance can be commenced, as provided in P.C., plaintiff’s attorneys, whose address is real estate located at 7311 Atlantic Avenue Jersey 08260 sale without further notice of publication. Amount due under judgment is $229,055.36 the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a the Local Bond Law, has begun to run from the Woodcrest Corporate Center, 111 Woodcrest Unit 103, Wildwood Crest, Block 95.02, Lot 1, All publication costs are paid for by the plain- with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and date of the fi rst publication of this statement. Road, Suite 200, Cherry Hill, New Jersey 3 and 5.01, County of Cape May and State of Tax Lot Nos. 33 & 34 in Block No. 151 tiff. added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that Copies of the full ordinance are available at 08003, telephone number (856) 669-5400, New Jersey, more particularly described in the check or treasurer’s check in the amount of person’s claim and asking for an order direct- no cost and during regular business hours, at an Answer to the Complaint fi led in a civil Complaint fi led herein, and to recover posses- Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) Attorney: PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG 20% of the bid price is required. ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff the Clerk’s offi ce for members of the general action, in which Mystic Point, LLC is plaintiff, sion of said lands and premises. 60’ x 100’ Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer or other person conducting the sale will have public who request the same. The summary and Craig Manno; Michael Manno, et al are 753151 The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any information regarding the surplus, if any. of the terms of such bond ordinance follows: defendants, pending in the Superior Court of If you are unable to obtain an attorney, you Nearest Cross Street: Hudson Avenue 4x Fee=$179.82 sale without further notice of publication. Title: BOND ORDINANCE OF THE COUNTY New Jersey, Chancery Division, CAPE MAY may communicate with the New Jersey State 06/10, 06/17, 06/24/09, 07/01/09 All publication costs are paid for by the plain- A full legal description of the premises can OF CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY, PROVIDING County, and bearing Docket F-7149-09 within Bar Association at (908) 249-5000 or the Additionally, the sum of $7,487.62 is the ______tiff. be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape FOR VARIOUS CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS thirty-fi ve days after June 10, 2009, exclusive Lawyer Referral Service of Cape May County amount represented to Plaintiff, by the Tax SHERIFF’S SALE May County. This sale is subject to unpaid IN AND BY THE COUNTY, APPROPRIAT- of such date. If you fail to do so, judgment by at (609) 463-0313, and if you cannot afford Collector’s Offi ce for the City of Wildwood for Attorney: PLUESE, BECKER & SALTZMAN taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer ING $30,420,000 THEREFOR AND AUTHO- default may be rendered against you for the an attorney you may communicate with the Tax Certifi cate #2008-0180 and the amount of By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer liens and other Municipal Assessments. The RIZING THE ISSUANCE OF $25,237,000 relief demanded in the Complaint. You shall Legal Services Offi ce in Cape May at (609) $3,751.12, as being outstanding on account of of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- 753145 amount due can be obtained from the local BONDS OR NOTES OF THE COUNTY TO fi le your Answer and proof of service with the 465-3001. taxes due and owing through May 14, 2009. cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET 4x Fee=$131.22 taxing authority. FINANCE PART OF THE COST THEREOF Clerk of the Superior Court of New Jersey, 25 Water and Sewer amounts are undisclosed. NUMBER F 36331 07 therein, pending 05/27, 06/03, 06/10, 06/17/09 W. Market Street, CN-971, Trenton, New Jer- YOU, Michael Cipriani, are made a defendant This sale is also subject to any and all other wherein WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., AS ______Amount due under judgment is $611,964.98 Purpose: sey 08625, in accordance with the rules of civil herein because you hold a judgment fi led in the unpaid taxes, water, sewer, municipal liens TRUSTEE UNDER THE POOLING AND SHERIFF’S SALE with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be practice and procedure. Superior Court of New Jersey on December 4, or any other charges which may be due and SERVICING AGREEMENT RELATING TO added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed Purpose: a) Providing for the Cape May 2006, Judgment Number DJ-315455-2006 in owing whether set forth herein or not after IMPAC SECURED ASSETS CORP., MORT- By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out check or treasurer’s check in the amount of County Recoating Bridge Program on behalf This action has been instituted for the purpose the original amount of $9,245.00 against an May 14, 2009. ALL INTERESTED PARTIES GAGE PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES, of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery 20% of the bid price is required. of the County’s Bridge Commission, including of 1) foreclosing a Mortgage dated December individual named John Mitchell who may or ARE TO CONDUCT AND RELY UPON SERIES 2005-2 is the plaintiff AND ROBERT Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- all work and materials necessary therefor and 20, 2004 made by Craig Manno and Michael may not be the record owner herein. THEIR OWN INDEPENDENT INVESTIGA- J. FODERA, ET AL, are the defendant(s), I BER F 12514 08 therein, pending wherein The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any incidental thereto. Manno as mortgagor(s), to Mystic Point, LLC TION TO ASCERTAIN WHETHER OR NOT DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST COM- sale without further notice of publication. Appropriation and Estimated Cost: recorded on December 22, 2004 in Book YOU, Jacqueline Cipriani, are made a de- ANY OUTSTANDING LIENS OR ENCUM- (Page A35 Please) Herald Newspapers June 10 2009 Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A35 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES (From Page A34) 753153 sale without further notice of publication. ______tiff. number of building mounted signs (8) and 4x Fee=$131.22 All publication costs are paid for by the plain- SHERIFF’S SALE area of building mounted signs (177 SF) and a A PUBLIC HEARING has been set down for 06/10, 06/17, 06/24/09, 07/01/09 tiff. Attorney: MICHAEL MILSTEAD & ASSOCI- site plan waiver for an ARC store with related June 24, 2009 at 7:00 p.m. at the Dennis shall expose for sale at public venue on: ______By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out ATES functions at the premises known as Block Township Municipal Building, 571 Petersburg WEDNESDAY THE 8TH DAY OF SHERIFF’S SALE Attorney: FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer 1480, Lot 4 on the Middle Township Tax Map Road, Dennisville, New Jersey, at which time JULY A.D. 2009 Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET 753159 was approved. The premises is also known as the public may appear and present any testi- at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out 753155 NUMBER F 22353 08 therein, pending 4x Fee=$174.96 1 North 5th Street, Rio Grande. mony on the granting of the application. House Building located at 9 N. Main Street of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- 4x Fee=$140.94 wherein BANK OF NEW YORK AS TRUSTEE 06/10, 06/17, 06/24/09, 07/01/09 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET 06/10, 06/17, 06/24/09, 07/01/09 FOR THE CERTIFICATEHOLDERS OF ______2. The application of Timothy Rush for a minor THE APPLICATION and plans are on fi le in Jersey. NUMBER F 16986 08 therein, pending ______CWALT 2004-7T1 is the plaintiff AND KEITH SHERIFF’S SALE subdivision approval to create four single fam- the Offi ce of the Administrator of the above- wherein WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK, FA SHERIFF’S SALE A. SAUER, ET AL, are the defendant(s), I ily residential lots and for a waiver from provi- mentioned board, and are available for in- Property to be sold is located in the Township is the plaintiff AND DONALD V. UHL SR., ET shall expose for sale at public venue on: By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out sion of soil borings for each lot at the premises spection in her offi ce at 571 Petersburg Road, of Middle, County of Cape May, State of New ALS, are the defendant(s), I shall expose for By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out WEDNESDAY THE 8TH DAY OF of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- known as Block 313, Lots 29.02, 30 and 31 on Dennisville, New Jersey, during the hours of Jersey. sale at public venue on: of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- JULY A.D. 2009 cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET the Middle Township Tax Map was approved. 9:00 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. on regular business WEDNESDAY THE 8TH DAY OF cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court NUMBER F 16808 08 therein, pending The premises is also known as 629, 631 and days. Premises commonly known as: 617 North JULY A.D. 2009 NUMBER F 12605 06 therein, pending House Building located at 9 N. Main Street wherein LA SALLE BANK NATIONAL ASSO- 631A Stone Harbor Boulevard. Route 9, Cape May Court House, New Jer- at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court wherein AURORA LOAN SERVICES, LLC is (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New CIATION, AS TRUSTEE AND CUSTODIAN DATED: June 4, 2009 sey 08210 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street the plaintiff AND DAWN SACHS, ET AL, are Jersey. FOR MORGAN STANLEY, MSAC 2007-HE1 A Memorializing Resolution concerning item (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at BY: SAXON MORTGAGE SERVICES, INC. 1.A. is on fi le at the Middle Township Clerk’s By: James H. Pickering, Jr., Esquire Being known as Lot 126 FKA Lot 45.02, Block Jersey. public venue on: Municipality: Upper Township AS ITS ATTORNEY-IN-FACT is the plaintiff Offi ce and the Middle Township Zoning Offi - Attorney for Applicant 99.02 FKA Block 99.02, on the offi cial Tax WEDNESDAY THE 8TH DAY OF County: Cape May State of New Jersey AND CHARLES MC FALL, ET AL, are the cial’s Offi ce at Middle Township Hall, 33 Me- Donald Rhinesmith, Sr. Map of the Township of Middle Property to be sold is located in the Borough JULY A.D. 2009 defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public chanic Street, Cape May Court House, New d/b/a Senior Travel Service, Inc. of Wildwood Crest, County of Cape May, at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Street & Street No: 18 Williams Road venue on: Jersey 08210. A Memorializing Resolution 498 Kings Highway Dimensions: 172.85 feet x 262.52 feet x State of New Jersey. House Building located at 9 N. Main Street WEDNESDAY THE 8TH DAY OF concerning item 2. will likewise be fi led upon P.O. Box 100 226.99 feet x 85.80 feet x 68.91 feet x 176.00 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Tax Block and Lot: JULY A.D. 2009 passage. Upon fi ling, the Resolutions shall be South Seaville, NJ 08246 feet Commonly known as: 8501 Pacifi c Avenue, Jersey. Block: 851 Lot: 8 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court available for inspection. (609) 624-2900 Wildwood Crest, NJ 08260 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Nearest Cross Street: None Given Municipality: Lower Township Dimensions of Lot: 75’ x 110’ (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New David L. May, Secretary 1x Fee=$27.94 06/10/09 Tax Lot No. 20 C0001 in Block No. 142 County: Cape May State of New Jersey Jersey. Middle Township Planning Board ______*Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal Nearest Cross Street: Commonwealth Ave. TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE liens or other charges and any such taxes, Dimension of Lot Approximately: 40 x 80 Street & Street No. 343 Willow Drive The property to be sold is located in the City of 1x Fee=$23.08 06/10/09 COUNTY OF CAPE MAY charges, liens, insurance premiums or other Superior Interests (if any): North Wildwood, County of Cape May, State ______STATE OF NEW JERSEY advances made by plaintiff prior to this sale. Nearest Cross Street: East Syracuse Ave. Tax Block and Lot: None of New Jersey. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING All interested parties are to conduct and rely BEING UNIT NO. 1 (1st Floor) in the 8501 Block: 447 Lot: 10 RESOLUTION upon their own independent investigation Condominium, together with an undivided Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- Commonly known as: 120 East 1st Avenue, DENNIS TOWNSHIP ZONING BOARD OF 257-09 to ascertain whether or not any outstanding 50% interest in and to the common elements Dimensions of Lot: 169.80’ x 122’ tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and North Wildwood, New Jersey 08260 ADJUSTMENT Date: interest remain of record and/or have priority appertaining thereto as set forth in the Master expenses, there remains any surplus money, June 1, 2009 over the lien being foreclosed and, if so, the Deed (and any amendments thereto), dated Nearest Cross Street: 243.29’ from Elm St. the money will be deposited into the Superior Tax Lot No. 6 fka 206 in Block 219 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the undersigned current amount due thereon. January 31, 2003, recorded April 17, 2003, in Court Trust Fund and any person claiming has fi led an Application with the Zoning Board Subject: AWARD CONTRACT AND RATIFY Deed Book 3013, page 609 in the Cape May Superior Interests (if any): the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) of Adjustment of the Township of Dennis AGREEMENT THROUGH NON-FAIR AND **If the sale is set aside for any reason, the County Clerk’s Offi ce, in conformity with the None motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 50 ft x 100 ft which requests preliminary and fi nal site plan OPEN PROCESS – PYROTECHNICO (FOR- Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only provisions of the Condominium Act of New 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that approval to permit the construction of a 6,000 MERLY VINELAND FIREWORKS COM- a return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser Jersey, N.J.S.A. 46:8B-1. Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- person’s claim and asking for an order direct- Nearest Cross Street: Central Avenue square foot building for a bus travel company PANY, INC.) -FIREWORKS DISPLAY – 4TH shall have no further recourse against the tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff with a use variance requested to permit 1,800 OF JULY CELEBRATION Mortgagor, the Mortgagor’s attorney. Prior Liens/Encumbrances expenses, there remains any surplus money, or other person conducting the sale will have Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- square feet for use as owner’s quarters on the Introduced By: Committeemember Taxes Open: $789.82 the money will be deposited into the Superior information regarding the surplus, if any. nicipal or tax liens that may be due. second fl oor. Applicant requests waivers from DeLanzo ***If after the sale and satisfaction of the TOTAL AS OF May 14, 2009: $789.82 Court Trust Fund and any person claiming Tax and prior lien info: At the time of publica- asphalt and curb requirements at driveways Seconded By: Committeemember Barry mortgage debt, including costs and expenses, the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a A full legal description of the premises can tion taxes/sewer/water information was not and parking areas and from the requirement Vote-Aye: Committeemember Barry, there remains any surplus money, the money Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape available – You must check with the tax col- of providing traffi c impact and environmental Committeemember DeLanzo, will be deposited into the Superior Court Trust tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that May County. This sale is subject to unpaid lector for exact amounts due. impact studies. These are the only variances Mayor Doughty Fund and any person claiming the surplus, or expenses, there remains any surplus money, person’s claim and asking for an order direct- taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer or waivers required for the proposed project; NAY: any part thereof, may fi le a motion pursuant the money will be deposited into the Superior ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- however, it is possible that the reviewing to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the Court Trust Fund and any person claiming or other person conducting the sale will have amount due can be obtained from the local tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and Board will determine that other variances and NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by nature and extent of that person’s claim and the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a information regarding the surplus, if any. taxing authority. expenses, there remains any surplus money, waivers are required. Applicant therefore also the Township Committee of the Township of asking for an order directing payment of the motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and the money will be deposited into the Superior requests any and all other variances and waiv- Middle, the governing body thereof, that the surplus money. The Sheriff or other person 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that A full legal description of the premises can Amount due under judgment is $943,881.84 Court Trust Fund and any person claiming ers that may deemed necessary. The address Agreement between Pyrotechnico and the conducting the sale will have information re- person’s claim and asking for an order direct- be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a of the subject property is 357 Ocean View- Township of Middle for the fi reworks display garding the surplus, if any. ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff May County. This sale is subject to unpaid added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and Woodbine Road, Ocean View, Township of at the July 4, 2009 Middle Township Fourth or other person conducting the sale will have taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer check or treasurer’s check in the amount of 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that Dennis, Cape May County, New Jersey, and ** Subject to Easement information regarding the surplus, if any. liens and other Municipal Assessments. The 20% of the bid price is required. person’s claim and asking for an order direct- designated as Block 225.01, Lot 8.04 on the amount due can be obtained from the local ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff Tax Map of the Township of Dennis. (Page A36 Please) A full legal description of the premises can A full legal description of the premises can taxing authority. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any or other person conducting the sale will have be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape sale without further notice of publication. information regarding the surplus, if any. May County. This sale is subject to unpaid May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Amount due under judgment is $284,913.13 All publication costs are paid for by the plain- taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be tiff. The plaintiff has obtained a letter of indemni- liens and other Municipal Assessments. The liens and other Municipal Assessments. The added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed fi cation which will insure the successful bid- amount due can be obtained from the local amount due can be obtained from the local check or treasurer’s check in the amount of Attorney: POWERS KIRN LLC der at sale in respect to: Mortgage recorded PUBLIC HEARING taxing authority. taxing authority. 20% of the bid price is required. Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer 03/11/2003 753158 Amount due under judgment is $334,759.10 Amount due under judgment is $256,522.58 The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any 4x Fee=$140.94 A full legal description of the premises can STONE HARBOR with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be sale without further notice of publication. 06/10, 06/17, 06/24/09, 07/01/09 be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed All publication costs are paid for by the plain- ______May County. This sale is subject to unpaid check or treasurer’s check in the amount of check or treasurer’s check in the amount of tiff. SHERIFF’S SALE taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer 20% of the bid price is required. MASTER PLAN 20% of the bid price is required. liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Attorney: POWERS KIRN LLC By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out amount due can be obtained from the local The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- taxing authority. sale without further notice of publication. sale without further notice of publication. 753156 cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET JUNE 22, 2009 All publication costs are paid for by the plain- All publication costs are paid for by the plain- 4x Fee=$136.08 NUMBER F 5103 08 therein, pending wherein Amount due under judgment is $629,148.89 tiff. tiff. 06/10, 06/17, 06/24/09, 07/01/09 GREENPOINT MORTGAGE FUNDING is the with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be Please take noƟ ce that commencing at ______plaintiff AND IDREES BABA AND KAUSAR added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed Attorney: PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG Attorney: FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD SHERIFF’S SALE BABA, HIS WIFE, are the defendant(s), I shall check or treasurer’s check in the amount of 7:00p.m on June 22, 2009, the Planning Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer expose for sale at public venue on: 20% of the bid price is required. 753152 753154 By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out WEDNESDAY THE 8TH DAY OF Board of the Borough of Stone Harbor 4x Fee=$189.54 4x Fee=$160.38 of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- JULY A.D. 2009 The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any 06/10, 06/17, 06/24/09, 07/01/09 06/10, 06/17, 06/24/09, 07/01/09 cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court sale without further notice of publication. will hold a public hearing regarding the ______NUMBER F 22609 08 therein, pending where- House Building located at 9 N. Main Street All publication costs are paid for by the plain- SHERIFF’S SALE SHERIFF’S SALE in BANK OF NEW YORK, AS TRUSTEE FOR (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New tiff. proposed adopƟ on of the 2009 Master THE CERTIFICATEHOLDERS OF CWMBS Jersey. Plan in the second Ň oor meeƟ ng room of By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out 2004-16 is the plaintiff AND HEATHER R. Attorney: ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- CLIPNER, ET AL, are the defendant(s), I shall Property to be sold is located in the City of MAN the Stone Harbor Borough Hall located cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET expose for sale at public venue on: Wildwood, County of Cape May, State of New Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer NUMBER F 20541 07 therein, pending NUMBER F 15857 08 therein, pending where- WEDNESDAY THE 8TH DAY OF Jersey. 753160 at 9508 Second Avenue, Stone Harbor, wherein WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK is in U.S. BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS JULY A.D. 2009 4x Fee=$165.24 the plaintiff AND PAULA C. WALSH, ET AL, TRUSTEE FOR THE CERTIFICATEHOLD- at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Premises commonly known as: 140 East 06/10, 06/17, 06/24/09, 07/01 New Jersey. The proposed 2009 Master are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at ERS OF ASSET BACKED SECURITIES House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Spencer Avenue, Wildwood, NJ 08260 ______public venue on: CORPORATION HOME EQUITY LOAN (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New NOTICE OF ACTIONS TAKEN BY Plan can be viewed and printed from the WEDNESDAY THE 8TH DAY OF TRUST, SERIES OOMC 2006-HE5 is the Jersey. Tax Lot No. 26, Block No. 136 MIDDLE TOWNSHIP PLANNING BOARD Oĸ cial Stone Harbor Municipal Web JULY A.D. 2009 plaintiff AND DEBORAH L. ROFFMAN, ET at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court ALS, are the defendant(s), I shall expose for Municipality: Sea Isle City LEGAL DESCRIPTION: ALL THAT Certain lot, The following actions were taken by the Plan- Site: www.stone-harbor.nj.us and is also House Building located at 9 N. Main Street sale at public venue on: County: Cape May State of New Jersey piece or parcel of land, with the buildings and ning Board of the Township of Middle at a (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New WEDNESDAY THE 8TH DAY OF improvements thereon erected, situate, lying meeting held on May 28, 2009: available for public inspecƟ on with the Jersey. JULY A.D. 2009 Street & Street No. 3811 Central Avenue and being in the City of Wildwood, County of at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Cape May and State of New Jersey: 1. A Memorializing Resolution was passed Secretary of the Planning Board, 9508 Property to be sold is located in the City of House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Tax Block and Lot: with respect to the following matter: Wildwood, County of Cape May, State of New (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Block: 38.03 Lot 6.01 and 7.01 BEING Lot 26 in Block 136 on the City of Wild- Second Avenue, Stone Harbor, New Jersey. Jersey. wood Tax Map A. The application of ARC of Cape May Coun- Jersey during normal business hours. Dimensions of Lot: 40.00’ x 88.33’ ty for variances for number of parking spaces Commonly known as: 327 East Maple Av- All that certain tract or parcel of land and A FULL LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE (15 approved), zero landscape buffer between THIS NOTICE is made pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40:55d-10. enue, Unit 102 aka Unit C, Wildwood, New premises situate, lying and being in the City Nearest Cross Street: 100.00’ from 39th St. PREMISES CAN BE FOUND IN THE OFFICE an off street parking area and a property line Jersey 08260 of Ocean City, County of Cape May and State OF THE SHERIFF OF CAPE MAY COUNTY and zero landscaped buffer between an off Patricia H. Wagner, Secretary of New Jersey. Superior Interests (if any): street parking area and a street right of way; Stone Harbor Planning Board Tax Lot No. 13.02 & 14 in Block 219 None The sale is subject to any unpaid taxes and Also known as Tax Lot 11.03 C1 in Block 309 assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) on the Tax Assessment Map of the City of Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- other municipal assessments. The amount East Maple Avenue Condominium, a Condo- Ocean City tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and due can be obtained from the local taxing minium expenses, there remains any surplus money, authority. Pursuant to NJSA 46:8B-21 the sale ATTENTION DENNIS TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS More commonly known as 328A West Avenue the money will be deposited into the Superior may also be subject to the limited lien priority Nearest Cross Street: 1st Floor, Ocean City, NJ 08226 Court Trust Fund and any person claiming of any Condominium/ Homeowner Associa- the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a tion liens which may exist. Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- BEING UNIT NO. First Floor in the 328 West motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and nicipal or tax liens that may be due. Avenue Condominium, together with an undi- 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- The Township is holding a vided 50% interest in and to the common ele- person’s claim and asking for an order direct- tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and Tax and prior lien info: Taxes, Sewer and Wa- ments appertaining thereto as set forth in the ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff expenses, there remains any surplus money, ter may be delinquent - you must check with Master Deed (and any amendments thereto), or other person conducting the sale will have the money will be deposited into the Superior FREE Paper Shredding Day the tax collector for exact amounts due. dated, recorded simultaneously herewith in the information regarding the surplus, if any. Court Trust Fund and any person claiming Cape May County Clerk’s Offi ce, in conformity the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a on Prior Mortgages and Judgments (if any): with the provisions of the Condominium Act of A full legal description of the premises can motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and New Jersey, N.J.S.A. 46:8B-1. be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that Saturday, June 13th A full legal description of the premises can May County. This sale is subject to unpaid person’s claim and asking for an order direct- be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Note: The above Condominium is situate on a taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. May County. This sale is subject to unpaid portion of Lot 11, Block 309, on the current tax liens and other Municipal Assessments. The or other person conducting the sale will have taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer map of City of Ocean City, to be known as Lot amount due can be obtained from the local information regarding the surplus, if any. at the Dennis Township liens and other Municipal Assessments. The 11.03 of Block 309 on the Ocean City tax map taxing authority. amount due can be obtained from the local when next revised. A full legal description of the premises can Municipal Complex, taxing authority. Amount due under judgment is $638,356.17 be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape A full legal description of the premises can with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be May County. This sale is subject to unpaid 571 Petersburg Road, Dennisville, NJ. Amount due under judgment is $147,876.78 be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be May County. This sale is subject to unpaid check or treasurer’s check in the amount of liens and other Municipal Assessments. The added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer 20% of the bid price is required. amount due can be obtained from the local check or treasurer’s check in the amount of liens and other Municipal Assessments. The taxing authority. A secure mobile shredding unit has 20% of the bid price is required. amount due can be obtained from the local The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any taxing authority. sale without further notice of publication. Amount due under judgment is $288,457.36 been obtained and The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any All publication costs are paid for by the plain- with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be sale without further notice of publication. Amount due under judgment is $370,144.07 tiff. added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed residents are welcome to bring their All publication costs are paid for by the plain- with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be check or treasurer’s check in the amount of tiff. added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed Attorney: POWERS KIRN LLC 20% of the bid price is required. paper bags and/or boxes check or treasurer’s check in the amount of Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer Attorney: ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- 20% of the bid price is required. 753157 The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any of conÀ dential paper to be shredded. MAN 4x Fee=$140.94 sale without further notice of publication. Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any 06/10, 06/17, 06/24/09, 07/01/09 All publication costs are paid for by the plain- A36 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Classifi ed Herald Newspapers June 10 2009 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES (From Page A35) 1. Police Department WHEREAS, on January 5, 2009 via Resolu- WITHOUT NOTICE. New Jersey is a contracting unit as defi ned by CHRISTOPHER BROWN, tion No. 44-09, the above project was ap- the Local Public contracts Law, NJSA 40A:11- 2x Fee=$26.73 WHEREAS, this can be purchased through proved, and Unit Number: 1 et seq; and YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND RE- 06/10, 06/17/09 of July Celebration, be and is hereby ratifi ed State Contract # T201, and B118 – Kathleen Alexander: Televison Set; and the contract is hereby awarded through QUIRED to serve upon STERN, LAVINTHAL, ______NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, by Dell Computer; Book Case; Bureau; HP All- WHEREAS there exists a need for engineer- FRANKENBERG & NORGAARD, LLC, plain- MEETING NOTICE the Non-Fair and Open Process as described WHEREAS, public bids are not required when the Township Committee of the Township of In-One Printer; HP Printer; Microwave Oven; ing services for the Zoning Board’s business in Pay-To-Play Statutes. tiff’s attorneys, whose address is 293 Eisen- CONSTRUCTION BOARD OF APPEALS the purchase is under State Contract in ac- Middle, County of Cape May, State of New Bed; DVD Player; Books; Boxes; Totes; Bags; from time to time, which services are “profes- hower Parkway - Suite 300, Livingston, New COUNTY OF CAPE MAY cordance with 40A:11-12 of the Local Public Jersey, that the attached Change Order #1 Other Miscellaneous Items sional services” as defi ned in said law; and FURTHER RESOLVED, that the appropriate Jersey 07039, an Answer to the Complaint Contracts Law. for the project awarded to Asphalt Paving fi led in a civil action, in which FLAGSTAR Thursday, June 11, 2009 – 6:30 p.m. offi cials are hereby authorized and directed to Corporation, be and is hereby approved in the H154 – Theresa Slobodjian: Computer Desk; WHEREAS funds are available for this pur- sign said agreement. BANK, FSB is the plaintiff and MICHELE Intermediate Meeting Room NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by amount of $1,500.00. Recliner; Bureau; Dining Room Table and pose; and BROWN, ET ALS are the defendants, pending William E. Sturm, Jr. Administration Building, the Township Committee of the Township of Chairs; Totes; Fishing Rods; Power Tools; in the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- 4 Moore Road, Cape May Court House, NJ FURTHER RESOLVED, that this contract is Middle, the governing body thereof, that the As the Chief Financial Offi cer of the Town- Bed; Baseball Cards; Toys; Boxes; Bags; WHEREAS the Local Public Contracts Law contingent upon obtaining any and all require- cery Division, Cape May County, and within 08210 Chief Finance Offi cer is hereby authorized ship of Middle, I acknowledge the sum of $ Other Miscellaneous Items requires that the resolution authorizing the thirty-fi ve (35) days after 6/10/09 or the date of ments and approvals as set forth by the Atlan- and directed to approve and forward a Pur- 1500.00 has been bid for the following service award of contracts for “professional services” tic County Joint Insurance Fund. this publication, whichever is later, exclusive AGENDA chase Order to: or items change order #1. It is further certifi ed L118 – Linda Santos: Computer Monitor; Tele- without competitive bids must be publicly ad- of such date(s). If you fail to do so, judgment that suffi cient funds are available from the fol- vision (2); Bicycle; Lexmark Printer; Dresser; vertised; by default may be rendered against you for 1. Notifi cation pursuant to “Open Public Meet- Pyrotechnico ----- 4th of July Celebration ---- DeLage Landen lowing appropriation or ordinance to cover this Beds (2); Mattresses (4); Suitcase; Totes; $6,695.00 the relief demanded in the Complaint. You ings Act” c/o Allister Business Solutions contract: c-04-55-905-000-199 Boxes; Other Miscellaneous Items NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by shall fi le your Answer and Proof of Service in 2. Correspondence 101 Executive Drive PO# 20901777 the Zoning Board of Adjustment of the Town- duplicate with the Clerk of the Superior Court 3. New Business: As the Chief Financial Offi cer of the Township Moorestown, NJ 08057 M114 – Debra Richardson: Refrigerator; ship of Lower, Cape May County, New Jersey, of Middle, I acknowledge the sum of $6695.00 of New Jersey, Richard J. Hughes Justice Tracey DeVico Taverner, CFO Lamp; Vacuum Cleaner; Umbrellas; Chest; as follows: Complex, 24 Market Street, Trenton, New Jer- 1. Nickels Midway Pier, 3500 Boardwalk, has been bid for the following service or For the lease/purchase of copier machines Books; Bicycle; Boxes; Bags; Totes; Other items Fireworks Display It is further certifi ed sey 08625, in accordance with the rules of civil Wildwood v. City of Wildwood Bureau of Fire for 60 months in the amout of $330.58 per I, Kimberly Tomkinson, Clerk of the Township Miscellaneous Items 1. The Chairmember and Secretary of the practice and procedure. Prevention that suffi cient funds are available from the month. of Middle, Cape May County, do hereby certify Zoning Board of Adjustment are hereby au- following appropriation or ordinance to cover the foregoing to be a true and correct copy of G109 – Barbara J. Matthews: Gas Grill; Re- thorized and directed to enter into an agree- this contract: T-28-56-887-001-211; 9-01-28- This action has been instituted for the purpose 4. Other Construction Board of Appeals Mat- As the Chief Financial Offi cer of the Town- a Resolution adopted by the Township Com- cliner; Computer; Air Conditioner; Vacuum ment with Hatch, Mott, MacDonald for the of (1) foreclosing a mortgage dated February ters 370-370-318. ship of Middle, I acknowledge the sum of $ mittee at a meeting of said Middle Township Cleaner; Fishing Rods; Table; Chairs; Yard performance of engineering services at such PO#20901775 21, 2008 made by MICHELE BROWN and 2315.00 has been bid for the following service Committee, held on June 1, 2009 and said Tools; Lawn Chairs; Other Miscellaneous compensation as may be reasonable for such CHRISTOPHER BROWN to MORTGAGE 1x Fee=$10.94 06/10/09 or items copier It is further certifi ed that suf- Resolution was adopted by not less than a Items services, for the remainder of calendar year Tracey DeVico Taverner, CFO ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, ______fi cient funds are available from the following two-thirds vote of the members of the Town- 2009. INC. AS NOMINEE FOR PRIME TIME MORT- NOTICE appropriation or ordinance to cover this con- ship Committee. 2x Fee=$43.74 I, Kimberly Tomkinson, Clerk of the Township GAGE CORPORATION, recorded on March ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL tract: 9-01-25-240-240-243 06/10, 06/17/09 2. This contract will be awarded without com- 10, 2008 in the Offi ce of the Cape May County PERSON TO PERSON of Middle, Cape May County, do hereby certify PO# 20901776 Witness my hand and seal of the Township of ______petitive bidding as a “professional service” the foregoing to be a true and correct copy of Clerk/Register in Mortgage Book 4717, Page TRANSFER APPLICATION Middle, this 1st day of June, 2009. TOWNSHIP OF DENNIS under the provisions of the Local Public Con- 724. Said obligation and mortgage were as- a Resolution adopted by the Township Com- Tracey DeVico Taverner, CFO COUNTY OF CAPE MAY tracts Law because it is a contract for services mittee at a meeting of said Middle Township signed to FLAGSTAR BANK, FSB by written TAKE NOTICE that application for a Person Kimberly Tomkinson, Township Clerk performed by a person authorized by law to assignment dated and of record on April 28, to Person Transfer Application has been Committee, held on June 1, 2009 and said I, Kimberly Tomkinson, Clerk of the Township MEETING NOTICE practice a recognized profession, and that it Resolution was adopted by not less than a 2009 in the Offi ce of the Clerk/Register of made to the City of Wildwood located at of Middle, Cape May County, do hereby certify 1x Fee=$29.16 06/10/09 was not possible to obtain competitive bids. Cape May County in Assignment Book A315, 4400 New Jersey Avenue, Wildwood, New two-thirds vote of the members of the Town- the foregoing to be a true and correct copy of ______Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 10:4-6 TO 10:4-21, the ship Committee. Page 361 2) to recover possession of the Jersey to transfer shares of stock BEMBE, a Resolution adopted by the Township Com- TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE Dennis Township Committee Meeting sched- 3. A copy of this resolution shall be pub- lands and premises commonly known as 25 LLC, holder of a liquor license for premises mittee at a meeting of said Middle Township COUNTY OF CAPE MAY uled for Tuesday, June 16, 2009 at 6:30 p.m. lished in the Township’s offi cial newspaper SCHOOL HOUSE LANE, CAPE MAY COURT located at Block 91, Lot 31, the Plenary Retail Witness my hand and seal of the Township of Committee, held on June 1, 2009 and said STATE OF NEW JERSEY has been changed to Monday, June 15, 2009 as required by law, within ten (10) days of its Middle, this 1st day of June, 2009. HOUSE, NJ, 08210. Block 252, Lot 2 (f/k/a Consumption with Broad Package Privilege Resolution was adopted by not less than a at 6:30 p.m. The location of the Meeting passage. 13.02) . License No. 0514-33-005-002, heretofore is- two-thirds vote of the members of the Town- NOTICE TO BIDDERS Room of the Municipal Building located at Kimberly Tomkinson, Township Clerk sued to BEMBE Enterprises, LLC. ship Committee. 571 Petersburg Road, Dennisville, NJ has not 4. A copy of this resolution and any contract You are further advised that if you cannot af- Take notice that sealed bids are hereby re- been changed. Formal action will be taken. pursuant hereto are on fi le and available for 1x Fee=$36.45 06/10/09 ford an attorney, you may call the Legal Ser- The current holders of the license are as fol- Witness my hand and seal of the Township of quested for supplying the following services public inspection in the offi ce of the Clerk of vices offi ce in the county where you live. If you lows: Eileen Helm - 25%, William Helm - 75%. ______Middle, this 1st day of June, 2009. and/or materials to the Township of Middle in By Order of the Township of Lower. TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE do not have an attorney and are not eligible It is requested that the new owners of the the calendar year 2009: the Dennis Township Committee for free legal assistance, you may obtain a license are as follows: COUNTY OF CAPE MAY Kimberly Tomkinson, Township Clerk Jacqueline B. Justice, RMC/Clerk The foregoing is a true copy of a resolution STATE OF NEW JERSEY referral to an attorney by calling the Lawyer SOLID WASTE, REFUSE, AND RECYCLES adopted by the Zoning Board of Adjustment at Referral Services. The names and telephone Eileen Helm - 100% 1x Fee=$37.66 06/10/09 COLLECTION, HAULING AND DISPOSAL 1x Fee=$8.50 06/10/09 its meeting held on June 4, 2009. RESOLUTION numbers of such agencies in the county of 15 Mill Road ______The sealed bids will be received by the Town- ______venue are as follows: Woolwich Township, NJ 08085 265-09 TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE ship Clerk of the Township of Middle at 33 Me- TOWNSHIP OF DENNIS William J. Galestok, PP, AICP Date: COUNTY OF CAPE MAY chanic Street, 2nd Floor Conference Room, COUNTY OF CAPE MAY Director of Planning June 1, 2009 Lawyer Referral Services: (609) 463-0313 Objections, if any, should be made immedi- STATE OF NEW JERSEY Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 up to and Legal Services: (609) 465-3001 ately in writing to: including 1:00 P.M., Wednesday August 19, MEETING NOTICE DATED: June 4, 2009 Subject: AUTHORIZING PURCHASE UNDER RESOLUTION 2009 prevailing time, at that time and place STATE CONTRACT FOR COPY MACHINE YOU, CHRISTOPHER BROWN are made Christopher Wood, Borough Clerk, City of 266-09 the bids will be opened and considered by the Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 10:4-6 TO 10:4-21, The 1x Fee=$34.02 06/10/09 a party defendant to this foreclosure action WiIdwood, New Jersey Avenue, WiIdwood, Introduced By: Mayor Doughty Sec- Date: Township. Dennis Township Board of Health Meeting ______onded By: Committeemember Barry because you are one of the record owners New Jersey June 1, 2009 scheduled for Tuesday, June 16, 2009 at 6:30 NOTICE OF ACTION TAKEN of the mortgaged premises and because you Vote-Aye: Committeemember Barry, BIDDERS ARE REQUIRED TO COMPLY p.m. has been changed to Monday, June 15, Committeemember DeLanzo, executed the obligation and mortgage being BEMBE Enterprises, LLC Subject: APPROVE CHANGE ORDER NO. WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF P.L. 1975 2009 at 6:30 p.m. The location of the Meet- DENNIS TOWNSHIP PLANNING BOARD foreclosed herein and may be liable for any c/o Robert J. Wiltsee, Esquire Mayor Doughty 1 – RECONSTRUCTION OF STEEL ROAD, c 127 ing Room of the Municipal Building located at Nay: defi ciency thereon, and for any right, title or P.O. Box 285 JOHNSTOWN LANE AND 7TH STREET 571 Petersburg Road, Dennisville, NJ has not PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Planning interest you may have in, to or against and Franklinville, NJ 08322 Introduced By: Committeemember Barry Sec- Bidders are required to submit a statement been changed. Formal action will be taken. Board of the Township of Dennis, at its regu- mortgaged premises. WHEREAS, there is a need to purchase a onded By: Committeemember of ownership with the bid in compliance with larly scheduled meeting held on Thursday, copy machine for the Township of Middle, in 1x Fee=$18.22 06/10/09 DeLanzo N.J.S. 52:25-24.2 (P.L. 1977, c33) By Order of the Dennis Township Board of May 28, 2009, granted preliminary site plan /s/Jennifer M. Perez ______the County of Cape May, State of New Jer- Vote-Aye: Committeemember Barry, Health Dennis M. Crippen, Chairperson approval for the construction of a proposed sey; and Jennifer M. Perez, Dennis Township Committeemember DeLanzo, Specifi cations are on fi le and available June retail sales liquor store with offi ce and ware- Acting Clerk Superior Court of New Jersey Zoning Board of Adjustment Mayor Doughty 10, 2009 at no charge at the Treasurer’s Of- 1x Fee=$9.72 06/10/09 house/storage on the premises located at 565 WHEREAS, machine will be leased for the fol- Nay: fi ce, 33 Mechanic Street, Cape May Court ______Sea Isle Boulevard, Ocean View, Township of lowing department: 1x Fee=$40.10 06/10/09 Take notice that on the 24th day of June, House, NJ 08210. FAMILY COURT Dennis, Cape May County, New Jersey, and ______2009 at 7:00 o’clock p.m., a hearing will be FOR THE STATE OF DELAWARE designated as Block 252, Lot 9 on the Tax NOTICE held at the Dennis Township Municipal Build- The Township reserves the right to reject any Map of the Township of Dennis. In addition ing, 571 Petersburg Rd (CR-610), Dennisville, or all bids and to waive any informality in any NOTICE OF FAMILY COURT ACTION to preliminary site plan, the Board granted a Pursuant to state law, a sale will be held at New Jersey in the matter of Paul & Cynthia DON’T REPLACE YOUR TUB... $ bid. variance from the lot area requirements, and A Safe Keeping Self Storage, 1007 Route 9, Dietrich. The applicant is applying for a side REGLAZE IT! TO: NANCY ELLMORE, Respondent(s) from the limitations on the height and number Cape May Court House, New Jersey on July yard setback variance for the construction of a Ask About 349Tub Refinishing By Order of the Township Committee. Petitioner: CARLO DiSABATINO JR., has fi led of signs. 2, 2009 at 9:00 A.M. The following goods will small wind energy system and any other vari- RATED Stonefleck #1 Countertops W/COUPON a Rule to Show Cause petition against you in regularly $449 be sold: ance or waiver that the Board may be deemed NATIONALLY Kimberly Tomkinson, Township Clerk the Family Court of the State of Delaware for DATED: June 5, 2009 necessary at premises known as Block 66 Lot New Castle County on April 21, 2009. If you Space Number: G135 1.12 located at 235 Tyler Rd, Dennisville. SAVE 2x Fee=$43.74 do not fi le an answer with the Family Court By: James H. Pickering, Jr., Esquire Wes Tommassello $ 06/10, 06/17/09 within twenty (20) days after publication of this Attorney for Applicant 5204 Lake Road Maps and other documents relating to this 100 ______notice, exclusive of the date of publication, as Gleeson Contractors, Inc. Apartment D matter will be available for inspection dur- We also do Sinks, Tile, Many Colors NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION required by statute, this action will be heard in 498 Kings Highway Wildwood, NJ 08260 ing normal working hours in the offi ce of the www.easternrefinishing.net Travel Charge May Apply Family Court without further notice. P.O. Box 100 1 Lamp: Floor; 1 Books; 1 Boxes; 1 Hope Board Secretary at least ten (10) days prior to Pursuant to State Law, the following is a par- Carlo DiSabatino Jr. South Seaville, NJ 08246 Chest; 1 Dresser; 1 Desk; 1 Bed: Headboard; the meeting date. EASTERN REFINISHING CO. • 1-800-463-1879 tial listing of items inside storage units which (609)624-2900 1 Toys; 1 Cabinet, Curio; 1 Suitcase; 1 Other/ COUPON EXPIRES 6/30/09 Lic# 13VH03757800 will be sold at Public Auction on Thursday 1x Fee=$8.50 06/10/09 Miscellaneous Paul & Cynthia Dietrich, Applicant July 2, 2009 at 1:00 p.m., at A SAFE KEEP- ______1x Fee=$15.80 06/10/09 ING SELF STORAGE, INC., 3414 Bayshore ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT OF THE ______Space Number: D134 1x Fee=$12.15 06/10/09 JI@DQ@ NATIONALS "M@@
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BOROUGH OF WEST WILDWOOD NATIONALS RESOLUTION TO AMEND THE 2009 BUDGET WHEREAS, the local municipal budget for the year 2009 was approved on the third day of April, 2009 and (From Page A36) Plat. Get Cash NOW! Highest Payouts - Sat- RAGE, BARN; ROOF, CEILING, SIDING. States WHEREAS, the public hearing on said budget has been held as advertised, and isfaction Guaranteed. 888-245-4517 TOP QUALITY OR CLOSE OUT DEALS. WHEREAS, it is desired to amend said approved budget Walk to everything! Pets Welcome **Wi-fi ! LOW PRICES, FAST DELIVERY, FREE Help Wanted: Advertising Sales - Commission NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, by the Borough Commissioners of the Borough of West Wildwood, County of 1-603-366-4673 www.channelcottages.com $NEED CASH FAST$. $500, $1000, $1500 Literature, www.abmartin.net 1-800- only. Looking for a work-at-home opportuni- Cape May, that the following amendments to the approved budget of 2009 be made: direct to your account. No Credit History 373-3703 A.B. Martin Roofi ng Supply ty? Make extra money by selling New Jersey Recorded Vote Ayes Nays Abstained CADNET Required. Get CASH now. For Details. www. Newspaper Network’s popular statewide ad Mayor Frederick Adoption Faced with an unplanned preg- TOPPLUSCASH.COM Help Wanted MOVIE EXTRAS Earn $150- programs. Flexible hours - from your home Commissioner Golden Absent nancy? Loving couples await. Receive infor- $300/Day. All Looks, Types, Ages. Televi- or our offi ce. Excellent communication and Commissioner McNamara mation/pictures; you choose. Open or closed AIRLINES ARE HIRING: Train for high paying sion, Feature Films, Commercials, Print. phone skills required. Computer and telemar- adoption. Assistance available. Call compas- Aviation Maintenance Career. FAA approved No Exp. Req. 1-800-340-8404 x2407 keting experience preferred. E-mail resume sionate counselor. 1-866-236-7638; 24/7 program. Financial aid if qualifi ed - Housing to [email protected] or fax (609)406-0300. GENERAL REVENUES FROM TO available. Call Aviation Institute of Mainte- HEALTHCARE/MEDICAL ONLINE PHARMA- 1. Surplus Anticipated 265,000.00 275,000.00 WANTED JAPANESE MOTORCYCLES nance. 888-349-5387. CY Buy Soma, Ultram, Fioricet, $71.99/90Qty Help Wanted: AIRLINES ARE HIRING. Train Total Surplus Anticipated 265,000.00 275,000.00 KAWASAKI,1970-1980, Z1-900, KZ900, $107/180Qty PRICE INCLUDES PRE- for high paying Aviation Maintenance Career. 3. Miscellaneous Revenues - Section A: Local Revenues GET A NEW COMPUTER! Brand name. BAD SCRIPTION! $25Coupon Mention:#01B31 FAA approved program. Financial aid if quali- KZ1000, H2-750, H1-500, S1-250, S2-250, Interest and Costs on Taxes 24,363.79 34,044.79 S2-350, S3-400. CASH PAID. 1-800-772- or NO credit - No Problem. Smallest weekly 1-888-530-4612. Tri-drugstore.net fi ed. Housing Available. Call Aviation Institute 1142. 1-310-721-0726. payments avail. Call now 1-800-932-4501 of Maintenance.(888-349-5387) TIMESHARES SELL/RENT YOUR TIME- Total Section A: Local Revenues 45,383.79 55,062.79 DONATE YOUR CAR. FREE TOWING. “Cars ***FREE Foreclosure Listings*** OVER SHARE NOW!!!! Maintenance fees too Homes for Rent: A Bank Repo! 4BR 2BA for Kids”. Any condition. Tax deductible Out- 400,000 properties nationwide. Low down high? Need Cash? Sell your unused $10,000! Only $225/Mo! More homes from Total Section D: Interlocal Municipal Service Agreements Offset with Appropriations reach Center. 1-800-597-9411 payment. Call now 800-250-2043. timeshare today. No Commissions or $199/Mo! 5% down 15 years @ 8% apr for Broker Fees. Free Consultation. www. listings 1-800-385-4006 Ext.5640 3. Miscellaneous Revenues - Section F: Special Items of General All Cash Vending! Do you earn $800/day? SELL/RENT YOUR TIMESHARE NOW!! sellatimeshare.com 1-877-271-3414 Revenue Anticipated with Prior Written Consent of Director Maintenance fees too high? Need Cash? Sell Hot Tubs for Sale: Hot Tub 09- 6 person, Local Vending routes. 25 machines + candy. of Local Government Services - Public and Municipal Alliance $9,995. 1-800-807-6485. (Void/SD,CT,MD) your unused timeshare today. No commis- FINANCIAL/BANKRUPTCY 33 chrome jets, 3 pumps, ozone, waterfall, sions or broker fees. Free consultation. www. CAN’T PAY YOUR BILLS? Swarming in aromatherapy, fi ber optics, never used, cost on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse 701.00 EARN $2500 WEEKLY processing bro- sellatimeshare.com, 1-888-310-0115 debt? Call Now 800-878-2215 Bankrutcy for $8,500, sell $3850. Call 732-718-3344. Atlantic County Municipal Joint Insurance Fund 3,700.00 3,400.00 chures. Great opportunity! Postage, supplies only $698. Fast, easy, secure and guaran- Body Armor Fund 1,278.00 789.74 furnished. Processors needed NOW. Call DIABETIC TEST STRIPS. Cash for Onetouch, teed. No additional fees. www.signhere.org Land For Sale: NC LAND FOR SALE. Tired of Unappropriated Reserves: Cape May County Recreation Grant 50,000.00 Speedline Publications. 1-800-395-5972 Freestyle, or Accu-Check. $10/100 count box. snow and high taxes? Small acreage tracts in Cannot be expired. 800-951-9660 Real Estate NORTH CAROLINA MOUNTAINS, Whippoorwill Estates, near Pinehurst, NC. All Total Section F: Special Items of General Revenue Anticipated with Prior Written NEW! E-Z Finish Log Cabin Shell With Loft & wooded, horses OK. Owner fi nancing with 5% HONEST INCOME from home processing our Consent of Director of Local Government Services - MACNET Full Basement includes acreage $89,900. down. Call Mac, 910-995-3710. mortgage assistance postcards. No advertis- Public and Private Revenues 161,978.00 210,488.74 ing. Postage and materials provided. Refer- Financing Available 828-247-9966 code 02 ences available. No gimmicks. 877-774-9295. Business to Business Land For Sale: New York State Family Owned BUSINESS OWNER...Market Your Busi- Miscellaneous STEEL BUILDINGS: Farm Since 1880 -FOR SALE 5 Acres -Gor- SUMMARY OF REVENUES High Cost of Cable Got You Down? GET ness ONLINE & in PRINT to over 5.3 mil- 5 only, 25x36, 30x44, 40x62, 45x72, geous Ridgeline Views -$19,900. 10 Acres 1. Surplus Anticipated (Sheet 4, #1) 265,000.00 275,000.00 DISH w/FREE install plans $9.99/mo. 50+ lion households all at one time throughout 80x150. Must Move Now! Selling For Bal- w/ Meadows, Woods, Streams -$25,900. 3. Miscellaneous Revenues: Free HD Channels! New Cust’s only. Call Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Ohio, New ance! Free Delivery! 1-800-411-5869 x62 Larger Tracts Available 800-229-7843 www. Total Section A: Local Revenues 45,383.79 55,064.79 800-240-8112 York, Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, LandandCamps.com Total Section F: Special Items of General Revenue Anticipated with Prior Delaware & Washington, D.C. Call 1-800- NJPA Written Consent of Director of Local Government Services - High Cost of Cable Got You Down? GET 450-7227 or visit www.macnetonline.com Merchandise for Sale: LEATHER LIVING Public and Private Revenues 161,978.00 210,488.74 DISH w/FREE install plans $9.99/mo. 50+ Adoption: ADOPT: Childless loving woman ROOM SET in original plastic. never used, Free HD Channels! New Cust’s only. CALL AUTOS WANTED $300 CASH at Pick-Up. (teacher) wishes to adopt a newborn. Finan- Original price $3000, sacrifi ce $975 Can de- Total Miscellaneous Revenues 259,290.79 317,482.53 800-240-8112 Donation Receipts. $500 Gas, $1,000 Gro- cially secure home with close extended family. liver. Call. Bill 201-255-6259 5. Subtotal General Revenues (Items 1,2,3 and 4) 654,290.79 722,482.53 cery Coupons. Free Towing. Top Dollar for Legal/Confi dential. Expenses paid. Please 7. Total General Revenues 2,096,106.04 2,164,297.78 A NEW COMPUTER NOW! Brand name. Bad Running Cars, Espanol 1-888-484-5437 call Denise: 1-866-201-4602 Pin#01960 Merchandise for Sale: CHERRY BEDROOM or NO credit - No problem. Smallest weekly SET. Solid Wood, never used, brand new in CURRENT FUND - APPROPRIATIONS payments avail. Call NOW 1-800-838-7127 LAND FOR SALE - REAL ESTATE Announcements: BUY NEW JERSEY FOR factory boxes. English Dovetail, Original cost (2) Statutory Expenditures: ABANDONED FARM/NYS RIVERFRONT $475! Place your 25-word classifi ed ad in $4500, sell for $795. Can deliver. 201-780- Contribution to: HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA FROM HOME, 6-8 LAND Ponds, Streams, Apple Trees, Woods, over 130 NJ newspapers!- Call Diane Trent at 8911 Public Employees’ Retirement System 20,041.00 33,189.00 Weeks. ACCREDITED. Low payments. FREE Meadows, Utilities, ATV/Snowmobile Trails 609-406-0600 ext.24, email [email protected] Brochure. 1-800-264-8330 or www.diploma- Close to Rt. 81! 7 AC - $125/Month; 33 or visit www.njpa.org. (Nationwide placement Miscellaneous: NEED TO REACH THE Police and Firemen’s Retirement System of N.J. 36,103.00 41,935.00 fromhome.com AC - Riverfront $69,900, 15 AC - Riverfront available) Ask About our TRI-BUY package to PRESS? Send us your press release and $34,900. Financing Available, CALL NOW! reach NY, NJ and PA! we’ll do the rest! Call Diane Trent at 609-406- Total Deferred Charges and Statutory Expenditures - Municipal within “CAPS” 112,353.97 131,333.97 * REDUCE YOUR CABLE BILL! * - Get a 800-260-2148 MOOSERIVERLAND.COM 0600 ext.24,email [email protected] or visit 4-room, all-digital satellite system installed for Auctions: NC Waterfront Auction, Pamlico www.njpa.org. (H-1) Total General Appropriations for Municipal Purposes within “CAPS” 1,370,340.97 1,389,320.97 FREE and programming starting under $20. Business Opportunity/Miscellaneous County, June 27. Our Country Auction & Re- Free Digital Video Recorders to new clients. ALL CASH VENDING! Do you earn $800 alty, NCAL 5316, NCREL C-7585. Phone 252- Miscellaneous: Reach over 1.5 Million House- Public and Private Programs Offset by Revenues So call now, 1-800-795-3579. in a day? Includes 25 Local Machines 747-4213. Info: www.BallCreekAuction.com holds! Place your 2x2 Display Ad in over 115 and Candy for $9,995. 1-800-807-6486 NJ weekly newspapers for ONLY $1250. Call Atlantic County Joint Insurance Fund 3,700.00 3,400.00 LOCAL TYPISTS needed immediately. Autos Wanted: Please DONATE your car. Diane Trent at 609-406-0600 ext.24,email Body Armor Fund 1,278.00 789.74 $400+PT - $800+FT weekly. Flexible sched- Miscellaneous For Sale 1-800-692-1221 CHILDRENS HOPE CHARI- [email protected] or visit www.njpa.org. (Na- Unappropriated Reserves: Cape May County Recreation Grant - 50,000.00 ules, work from home training provided. BUILDING SPECIALS Stock or custom TIES Tax deductible-free pickup-any condi- tionwide placement available) Ask About our 1-800-352-0667 sizes 24’x24’8’ $6,180. 30’x40’x10’ $9,600. tion. Also receive gift certifi cate for each car TRI-BUY package to reach NY, NJ and PA! Total Public and Private Programs Offset by Revenues 13,978.00 63,189.74 40’x60’x12’ $17,850. 60’x120’x14’ $49,950. donated. Help Us, Help Children. Price includes $850 off with this ad. Miscellaneous: Attend College Online from LAWSUIT SETTLEMENT Loans, Auto Acci- Total Operations - Excluded from “CAPS” 121,978.00 171,191.74 dents & Work Comp. Low fees on all cases. WOOD ORIGINALS, INC. 1-888-553-5309 Autos/ Cars for Sale: Buy Police Impounds! 97 Home. *Medical, *Business, *Paralegal, Detail: 866-709-1100, www.glofi n.com Honda Civic! $500! 96 Acura Integra $750! *Computers, *Criminal Justice. Job placement MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 98 Toyota Camry $500! Hondas, Chevys, assistance. Computer available. Financial Other Expenses 121,978.00 171,191.74 $NEED CASH FAST$. $500, $1000, $1500 CLARINET, FLUTE, VIOLIN, Trum- Jeeps & More! Aid if qualifi ed. Call 866-858-2121 direct to your account. No Credit History pet, Trombone, Amplifi er, Fender Guitar For listings Call (800)426-9668 Ext 9460. www.CenturaOnline.com (O) Total General Appropriations - Excluded from “CAPS” 507,378.00 556,589.74 Required. Get CASH now. For Details. www. $70. ea. Cello, Upright Bass, Saxo- TOPPLUSCASH.COM phone, French Horn, Drums $190. ea. Autos/ Cars for Sale: Police Impounds for Public Notices: www.njpublicnotices.com - (L) Subtotal General Appropriations {Items (H-1) and (O)} 1,877,718.97 1,945,910.71 Tuba, Baritone, Others. 1-516-377-7907. Sale! 1998 Toyota Camry $500! More Cars Subscribe to receive automatic notices: sheriff from $500! For listings Call (800)426-9668 sales, foreclosures, RFP, bids for schools, BACK BRACE: Substantial pain relief. 9. Total General Appropriations 2,096,106.04 2,164,297.78 Constant lumbar and abdominal support. AUTO DONATIONS DONATE YOUR Ext 9479. town meetings, variances,etc. Comfortable wear. Covered by Medicare/Ins. CAR, Truck or Boat to HERITAGE FOR 1-800-815-1577 ext.378 www.Lif- THE BLIND. Free 3 Day Vacation. Tax Business Opportunities: ALL CASH VEND- Real Estate: MOVE/ RETIRE TO TAX- FREE (H-1) Totals General Appropriations for Municipal Purposes within “CAPS” 1,370,340.97 1,389,320.97 eCareDiabeticSupplies.com Deductible, Free Towing, All Paper- ING! Do you earn up to $800/day? Your own DELAWARE! Spacious, single- family homes, work Taken Care of. 1-888-544-9393 local candy route. Includes 25 Machines and near beaches. From Upper $100’s. Brochure Summary Of Appropriations EARN UP TO $500 weekly assembling angel Candy. All for $9,995. Call 1-800-460-4276. Available. Call 302-684-8572 www.jefferson- (a) Operations - Excluded from “CAPS” pins at home. No experience required. 817- BUILDING MATERIALS/MISC. FOR crossroads.com Public and Private Programs Offset by Revs. 13,978.00 63,189.74 SALE HAS YOUR BUILDING SHIFTED? Employment: Earn up to $500 Weekly! As- 230-4879, www.angelpin.net Total Operations-Excluded from “CAPS” 121,978.00 171,191.74 Contact Woodford Bros., Inc. for straight- sembling Various Products at Home. No Real Estate/Out of State: Selling Out of Total General Appropriations 2,096,106.04 2,164,297.78 ASSEMBLE MAGNETS & CRAFTS From ening, leveling, foundation, and wood Exp! Easy work! Part Time or Full Time. Call: State Land? We can Help! Place your 25 Home! Year-round Work! Excellent Pay! Top frame repairs at 1-800-OLD BARN/www. 1-888-335-9661 Ad code: X10 word Classifi ed ad in newspapers across the US Company! Call 1-866-844-5091, Code 1 woodfordbros.com MDHIC #05-121-861 country for one low cost. Contact Diane Trent DEDICATED WATER UTILITY BUDGET Financial: AMERICAN TAX RELIEF SET- 609-406-0600 ext. 24. www.njpa.org; email 10. DEDICATED REVENUES FROM WATER UTILITY $$$HELP WANTED$$$ Assembling CD cas- Miscellaneous HAVE YOU BEEN IN- TLE IRS BACK TAXES Do You Owe Over [email protected]. Rents - Sewer 390,000.00 438,647.30 es! Live operators. 1-800-405-7619, Ext.1900. JURED ON A YAMAHA RHINO SIDE- $15,000? If So...Call us Now! **** FREE www.easywork-greatpay.com Not Valid MD, BY-SIDE ATV or received a recall letter CONSULTATION**** For Less Than What RV’s/MotorhomesVans: PRIORITY PARTS Total Water Utility Revenues 522,175.00 570,822.30 WI, SD or ND from Yamaha on this ATV? You may be You Owe! Stop Wage Garnishments! Re- SPECIAL - $239.99 1000 LB. Weight Distri- entitled to compensation. Contact At- move Bank Levies, Tax Levies & Property bution Kit. Bars, ball, chain, sway and head. 11. Appropriations for water utility $12.00 GUARANTEED for every envelope torney Charles Johnson 1-800-535-5727 Seizures! Stop Payment Plans That Get you Only at SCOTT MOTOR COACH, Rt. 88 RV. stuffed with our sales materials. FREE 24hr Nowhere! Settle State and Business Payroll 1-866-344-3136. www. scottmotorcoach.com Debt Service: information. 1-877-220-4470. Schools HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA FROM Tax Problems Eliminate Penalties, Interest Payment of Bond Principal 40,900.00 42,906.77 HOME. 6-8 weeks. Accredited. Pay- Charges & Tax Liens! SETTLE IRS BACK Waterfront Properties: CORBIN HALL Gated, Interest on Bonds 59,100.00 105,740.53 High Cost of Cable Got You Down? GET ment Plan. FREE Brochure. 1-800-264- TAXES NO OBLIGATION, CONFIDENTIAL. private community on Atlantic side of Vir- DISH w/FREE install plans $9.99/mo. 50+ 8330. www.diplomafromhome.com CALL AMERICAN TAX RELIEF 1-800-355- ginia’s Eastern Shore- lots or lot/home pkgs. Total Water Utility Appropriations 522,175.00 570,822.30 Free HD Channels! New Cust’s only. CALL BENJAMIN FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL. 1716 FREE CONSULTATION Amenities include waterfront lots, 400’ pier, ADOPTION LOVING MARRIED COU- boat launch & community center w/guest 800-240-8112 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that two certiÀ ed copies of this resolution be À led forthwith in the OfÀ ce of the PLE Desires to Give a Newborn a Life- Financial: CREDIT CARD RELIEF **** FREE suites & more. Condo-style, worry-free liv- Director of Local Government Services for certiÀ cation of the local municipal budget so amended. ATTEND COLLEGE ONLINE from home. time of Love and Security Through CONSULTATION ****Save Thousands of ing in a single-family home on 3- acre lots. Medical, Business, Paralegal, Computers, Adoption. Legal Authorized Expenses Dollars- Out Of Debt In Months - NOT Years! Spectacular views, maintenance pkgs, mild BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that this complete amendment, in accordance with the provisions of N.J.S.A. 40A:4-9, Criminal Justice. Job placement assistance. Paid. Birthmothers Call 866-209-7012 Avoid Bankruptcy NOT A High Priced Con- climate, low taxes. 877-600-6525 or visit www. be published in the Cape May County Herald in the issue of June 10, 2009 and that said publication shall contain Computer available. Financial aid if qualifi ed. solidation Company Or A Consumer Credit visitcorbinhall.com notice of public hearing on said amendment to be held at the Municipal Building, 701 W. Glenwood Ave. Call 800-494-3586 www.CenturaOnline.com Building Materials METAL ROOFING - A Counseling Program. CALL CREDIT CARD on June 15, 2009. $CASH FOR GOLD$ We buy Gold, Silver & REAL ROOF FOR YOUR HOUSE, GA- RELIEF 866-479-5353 Not Available in All “I don’t know who It is hereby certiÀ ed that this is a true copy of a resolution amending the budget, adopted by the Borough Commissioners Delight your loved ones with a message in the my grandfather was; on the À fth day of June, 2009. I am much more CertiÀ ed by: concerned to know Dorothy Tomlin Borough Clerk what his grandson June 5, 2009 OCIAL POTLIGHT will be.” S S Abraham Lincoln 1xFee:$174.96 06/10/09

Middle Township Water District #1 passed its 2009 Budget at their March 24, 2009 meeting. The total amount to be raised is: $69,689.00. • GRADUATION • FATHER’S DAY MIDDLE TOWNSHIP WATER DISTRICT #1 BUDGET - 2009 ACTUAL EXPENSES FOR 2008 BUDGET FOR 2009 DATE AMOUNT DATE DESCRIPTION AMOUNT • BIRTHDAY • NEW BABY Jan-Dec 08 Administrative Salary $30,250.00 Jan-Dec 09 Administrative Salary Salaries $30,250.00 Jan-Dec 08 Commissioners (5) $13,500.00 Jan-Dec 09 Commissioners (5) $13,500.00 Jan-Dec 08 Secretary (1) $6,900.00 Jan-Dec 09 Secretary (1) $6,900.00 Jan-Dec 08 ETS-Operator $9,850.00 Jan-Dec 09 ETS-Operator $9,850.00 • ENGAGEMENT • WEDDING Jan-Dec 08 Labs $520.00 Jan-Dec 09 Labs Tests $520.00 Jan-Dec 08 Atlantic City Electric $3,562.00 Jan-Dec 09 Atlantic City Electric Utilities $3,600.00 Jan-Dec 08 Insurance $6,955.00 Jan-Dec 09 Insurance $7,000.00 • RETIREMENT • PROMOTION Jan-Dec 08 Legal $0.00 Jan-Dec 09 Legal Attorney $0.00 Jan-Dec 08 Accountant $125.00 Jan-Dec 09 Accountant Audit-2005/1099s $4,125.00 Jan-Dec 08 Herald $370.00 Jan-Dec 09 Herald Legal Publications $400.00 • ANY OCCASION! Jan-Dec 08 One Call $35.00 Jan-Dec 09 One Call Call Outs $50.00 Jan-Dec 08 Paramount Chemical $566.00 Jan-Dec 09 Paramount Chemical Chemicals $600.00 Jan-Dec 08 Repairs/Maintenance $23,657.00 Jan-Dec 09 Repairs/Maintenance $5,000.00 Jan-Dec 08 Grace Energy $0.00 Jan-Dec 09 Grace Energy Fuel $500.00 Jan-Dec 08 USDA $16,144.00 Jan-Dec 09 USDA Loan Repayment $16,144.00 For details, contact Jan-Dec 08 Miscellaneous Account $1,331.68 Jan-Dec 09 Miscellaneous Account Post., Copies, Dues, etc. $1,500.00 Rachel or Janet TOTAL EXPENDITURES $113,765.68 TOTAL 2009 BUDGET $69,689.00 609-886-8600 • Ext 33 or 34 1xFee = $48.60 6/10/09 CAPE MAY COUNTY HERALD • www.capemaycountyherald.com CALL 609-886-8600 EXT 33 or 34 to place your ad ––––––––––––––––––––– ––––––––––––––––– Herald Offi ce Hours are Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm A38 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers June 10 2009 Spout Off Fish Alley? I’m a relative newcomer to Sea (From Page A20) Isle, coming since 1959 and have never heard think that sitting on the bench while the team that area being called Fish Alley. Couldn’t they was offense was just plain wrong? I know that call it Bayfront, or just The Docks? Alley has when he yelled at a player on JV for allowing a a connotation that conjures up in one’s mind a base running error while he was in the dugout, small, smelly place that runs behind houses. but after a parent made a comment that was —Sea Isle City said loud enough for him to hear, that coached *** fi rst base during offensive outing...fact. Do the muscle cars still meet on Thurs- —Lower Township day evenings in the lot behind Pier 1 imports *** in Court House? I haven’t seen them yet this Just for the record “Cape May Beach,” Coach spring? Wilson was accepted to Cornell University, Uni- —Court House versity of Pitt and Virginia Tech. He decided to *** go to Towson, which plays Villanova, and is in In the June 3 copy of the Herald, I counted the same conference. A college will recognize fi ve Spout-Offs re: the new parking pattern on your son if he is good enough, doesn’t matter if Surf Avenue. It is very poorly designed and his team wins or loses. A prep school won’t with the summer season not in full swing yet, make him a football player. Looks like your I hate to see how it will be in July and August. the one making excuses. I cringe at the thought of Friday nights es- —Lower Township pecially when cars are stopping and pulling off *** to the side of the street to watch the fi reworks. I must respond to the June 3 spouter, “Ladies, —North Wildwood let’s get real.” I am an unmarried mother who *** happens to have fancy nails which I do myself With the economy and retail sales at an all- AUTOMOTIVE RV TRAVEL TRAILER at home. Yes, I have a hairdo, a cell phone and time low, you would think customer service nice clothes, which are bought on sale for me would be a top priority. That is not the case in and the child I chose to have. Currently I do Stone Harbor. I walked into a shop this morn- AUTO FOR SALE not receive any child support. I work 40-46 ing and needed help with my purchase and hours a week and am able to provide nice things there was no one in there. I called out several Boat For Sale- for my child and me. Just because someone is at times and nobody answered. As I walked out the Social Services Building does not make them I saw a couple of women talking outside and 25’ MAKO 258 WA, jobless or lazy. Sounds like the spouter needs to asked, “Does anyone work here?” And one 1985: 2 150 HP John- “get out there and get a job” himself. of the women said, “Oh, I do.” Well it didn’t son, 1993 VHF, DF, GPS, —Upper Township look like she was working to me or that she *** even cared to. Travel Trailer- Top, $7695. Call 215- Does anyone know that happened to the lady —Stone Harbor Auto for Sale- 262-2724 they called “big Dot?” She went to Bingo on *** 2001 30’ Citation with Thursday and Friday nights. She was a very nice If you have never been or have not been there RV- person and good to everyone. recently, please visit the Cape May County Ani- 2000 Porsche Boxster screen room, deck S convertible, 6 speed, —Phildelphia mal Shelter. There are positive improvements 2005 KEYSTONE OUT- & slideout, sleeps 5. *** both in appearance and warmer customer 58k miles. $16,000. For BACK TRAVEL TRAIL- $22,000 including 2009 Cape May County needs a Democrat Party relations. Hats Off to the Sheriff Schaffer and sale by owner. Excellent ER, 21 ft with an addi- fees. 201-638-9896, Joe so people have a choice. Jim Pickering, cur- county offi cials. rent county Demo chairman fi led no challenger —Cape May County condition. 609-553-9978 tional 5 - 6 feet pull out. or 609-770-1828 Boat For Sale- against Freeholder Len Desiderio because he *** Absolutely beautiful. — WebID #: 178588 works for Lenny as a solicitor in Sea Isle City. As usual the city fathers of Cape May are Auto for Sale- Clean, new looking, no 27’ Sportcraft 2002: Radar, He didn’t solicit any local candidates in any saying they need more money. Here’s an idea — steaks, spots or stains! BOATING GPS, Merc 250 VHF, outrig- municipalities. Jim should resign as chairman. let’s give tickets to all the people who choose to 2001 Lincoln Towncar Oven & microwave never gers, trailer, 170 gal & more —Middle Township ignore the ordinance(s) of walking their dog on *** the promenade and the mall. And also the bike Cartier: V8, moonroof, used. Shower, tub, sink, $29,900. 609-624-7805 BOAT SLIP Instead of Corzine hitting the state workers riders who choose to ignore the rules. Nothing leather, 64,000 miles. toilet & closet in bath- with furlough, why not stop the family day at will be done until they are hit with a lawsuit from $7600 or best offer. Call room. Woodlike fl oors all the state prisons, which costs the taxpayers the negligence that occurs from the people that 609-522-5599 to view. throughout. Bunk beds, at least a million for every prison? I guess that feel they can do what they want. queen bed sits in back isn’t public knowledge. Also the very people —Cape May Auto for Sale- Boat Slip- that keep the economy going in this state in the pull out section. are the state workers. They are the only ones *** 2002 Buick Sedan: 73k Leather-like beige couch 43rd & Ocean, Avalon: paying taxes and buying items. When the next Catholic school closes, my miles, great condition. that unfolds into a bed. Deep water at low tide. —Court House children will not be changing schools again. *** My children will be going to Stone Harbor $7500. 215-698-0954 Dinette with 2 benches Water source available. Boat for Sale- that makes into a bed. Q: How many workers does it take to create Elementary School, as tuition students. The Seasonal rental, fl oating a logo? A: At least three, apparently. This is no price is far less than that of a Catholic school, Sleeps 7. Table can re- dock. 215-605-1014 78 Hunter 30 Cherubini, joke, people. Corzine wants to cut out rebates and the school is like a private academy with moved to take outside RF, auto., spinnaker, ex- to most struggling, honest, hard-working hom- small class sizes, advanced technology, and my for picnics. Outside Boat Slip- tras. $10,000 or best of- eowners so that Cape Assist can get a State grant son’s favorite thing, PE class everyday. Hope to shower, outside attached fer. 609-432-1905 to design a new logo. The logo is a drawing see you there. hidden grill with burners. Boat Slip of a sailboat that any fourth grader could have —Court House drawn, along with fi ve words. What a waste of *** Will include new George Stone Harbor taxpayers’ dollars. No wonder New Jersey is in Anyone who wants to open a business and Foreman never used gas Procted Stone Harbor Auto For Sale- such fi nancial trouble. not have to deal with the red tape of govern- barbecue. Roll up at- Basin now thru Nov, —Cape May County ment intervention, come to Middle Township.

tached awning. I have $700.00 season. Call *** You can open up a fabrication shop, sell HONDA ACCURA, 2000: equipped the RV with all 609 368 6911 or 215 Closing the recycle facility on Seashore Road fi rewood, heating and cooling business, you 125,000 miles. Excel- for three consecutive days when there is a Mon- name it and they allow it, and no need to go to NEW, never used, dish- 493 3292 lent condition. Sunroof day holiday, such as Memorial Day, doesn’t seem the zoning board. Shame on all those businesses es, glasses, silverware, Reach over and much more. $4,999. right to me. Perhaps the Tuesday “off” day be who did things the right way, you are the fools beige beach-size towels, WebID #: 179189 changed to Thursday on those occasions to help who wasted your money. Route 47 is a mecca 609-742-4899 — 75,000 all new bedding - sheets, facilitate disposal of our trash. for businesses looking for a place to operate with Boat Slip- mattress pads, com- potential —Lower Township no strings attached. Come on down. *** —Court House forters, pillows, shams buyers! Deep water Boat Christie can beat Corzine. Aware of his un- *** Auto for Sale- (all decorative & match- popularity, Mr. Corzine knows he can only win if It was wonderful to see the start of the ing). Interior wall trim , Slips for Rent Place your BOAT FOR he trashes Mr. Christie. But a sign of his despera- highly enforced patrolling of Rt. 47 in Middle MERCURY Mystique valances & mini-blinds. Wildwood: Deep water SALE AD in the Cape tion is that he’s (still) trying to blame the state’s Township. But where have all the patrols gone 1995: 4 cylinder, air, Refrigerator & freezer boat slips for rent with May County Herald problems on George W. Bush and Dick Cheney. to now? I collect a bag a week of discarded power brakes& steer- electric and water. call If New Jersey voters buy that one, they deserve beer bottles and cans off my front lawn, and spotless, nice size closet to get more of the tax-and-spend bankruptcy Greg at 609-335-0981 Run til SOLD have yet to see any patrol cars in the area. I ing, good tires, good & plenty of drawers. A/C, they’ve been getting. hope they are not waiting for yet another trag- gas mileage. Runs great. heat & non-smoking. for more information. for only $50.00 —Court House edy to happen. 125,000 miles. $1500. $16,000. We are located $1500.00 for season *** —Green Creek 609-729-1316 in Rio Grande - come & (June untill Nov) X 20 words + photo Thank goodness someone fi nally took down *** X Ads appear in print that raggedy, tacky old TI Civic Center sign on Ever since the extreme over-spraying of see me. Home 609-889- Sea Isle Boulevard. It was a mess and a real mosquitoes has begun in full force this year, I WebID #: 179396 each Wednesday in MOTORCYCLE 1231; cell 609-827-1177 — eyesore. have had extreme headaches. I had the bad luck the Cape May County Boat Slip- —Sea Isle City to be behind one of the bullet trucks last night Herald Boating Section *** on Stimpson Lane shortly after 8 p.m. My car

Reach over 75,000 X Ads posted online at That article about the TI Civic Center was was sealed with no A/C etc. on. The odor of this STONE HARBOR: Up to potential buyers! www.CapeMay a bunch of self-centered hooey. Who’s kidding poison was so invasive I was forced to pull over 8 1/2 ft beam. $1000/ who, folks? The TI Civic Center used to be a and return home to air out the car and fi nish CountyHerald.com Sell your car for only season. 609-368-1250 trolley barn, not some special place designed by sneezing and blowing my nose. X FREE RENEWAL $10.00 per week!* an architect. A trolley barn is like a bus garage. —Cold Spring every 4 weeks* Leave it to Sea Isle to glorify a bus garage. *** X 20 words + photo BOAT FOR SALE —Townsend Inlet I thought the Smart Plan in Middle Town- Motorcyle- X Ads appear in print * For details, call *** ship encompassed the extension of the sani- each Wednesday in the Rachel or Janet: Parents please start researching what is in tary sewers into the entire Green Creek area. your child’s vaccines. www.nvic.org Many homes and businesses who thought Cape May County Herald 2006 Suzuki Hayabu- Boat for Sale- 609-886-8600 —West Cape May they were getting sewers during the initial Automotive Section sa GSX 1300R: 2,000 ext 33 or 34 *** phase of the Green Creek project had the door X Ads posted online at Thumbs up to curbside can service! I slammed in their face. Constructions contin- miles, garage kept, one 1999 Palm Beach Cen- www.CapeMay have been waiting years for someone to start ues in this area with many existing lots having owner. Asking $8,000. ter Console 16’: 50 H.P., Lowest cost per CountyHerald.com a company taking out peoples’ garbage. I have homes being built on land behind them, and Many extras! For details 4 stroke includes fi sh reader- an extremely long driveway and it’s such an yet still no talk of sewer expansion. Please and more pictures call For details, fi nder, baitwell, trailer. GUARANTEED! inconvenience week after week to take out the Middle Township, step up to the plate and fi n- 609-972-3888. call Rachel or Janet: Asking $3100. 609-263- trash. Also my mother lives alone in Cape May, ish what you started. WebID #: 176560 and physically cannot take out hers anymore. I —Green Creek Find 609-886-8600 2529 — would have to drive to her house every week to *** it in ext 33 or 34 take it out and then I would have to drive back Hey Mrs. Goshen, you are probably one of the to Cape May the next day to bring her trash can those drivers that do 30 mph on Rt. 47 when * Lowest cost per SNIFF OUT A back! Thanks again for the great service. the speed limit is 50. reader- GREAT DEAL IN —Court House —Villas/King of Prussia *** *** CLASSIFIEDS GUARANTEED! Herald Classifi eds Herald Newspapers June 10 2009 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A39 DEP Recommends Six Bluefi sh Meals Annually TRENTON — The De- levels that may pose a risk is advised to avoid eating are issuing similar updates partment of Environmen- to public health; the same any bluefi sh or striped bass and instructing pregnant tal Protection June 3 an- health concern exists for caught in Atlantic coastal women, young children nounced a new recommen- another popular species, waters. and other high-risk people dation for consuming large striped bass. Long-term Offi cials in New Jersey to avoid eating striped bass bluefi sh, a popular species exposure to PCBs has been and six other coastal states and large bluefi sh. All oth- commonly caught in Atlan- shown to cause cancer and updated their fi sh consump- ers are advised to consume tic Ocean waters. a number of other serious tion advisories based on the only moderate amounts of In coordination with the health effects, including results of a multi-state study, these fi sh. New Jersey Department of damage to the nervous sys- which evaluated PCB levels Aggressive cleanup ef- Health and Senior Services tem of developing fetuses, in striped bass and bluefi sh forts and improved disposal and agencies in six other the immune system and the from Maine to Georgia. practices have reduced PCB states, the DEP updated its reproductive system. Completed in 2008, the contamination in the envi- fi sh consumption advisories For bluefi sh smaller than study also showed that blue- ronment, and a continued and is recommending that 24 inches and for striped fi sh and striped bass are not decline in PCB levels in the public consume no bass, state offi cials continue good sources of benefi cial fi sh is anticipated. In the more than one meal every to recommend no more fish oils. Different from meantime, the public is en- other month (six meals per than one meal per month other fi sh, these two spe- couraged to enjoy more fre- On May 17, South Jersey Industries employees, accompanied by SJG mascot year) of bluefi sh larger than (12 meals a year) for most cies have lower amounts quent meals of other types Comfy Bear, joined the fi ght against heart disease at the American Heart As- 24 inches. Previously, fi sh people. Also unchanged are of omega-3 fatty acids com- of marine and freshwater sociation’s Spring 2009 Start! Heart Walk on the Ocean City boardwalk. Over consumption advisories the bluefi sh and striped bass pared to the amount of PCBs species, such as fl ounder, 100 SJI employees registered and together raised $8,000. To date the American for large bluefish recom- consumption advisories for they contain. weakfi sh and trout. Heart Association raised more than $350,000 from the 2009 Walk. mended four meals per year infants, children, pregnant The other states -- Maine, For more information, for most people. women, nursing mothers New Hampshire, Rhode visit New Jersey’s fi sh ad- Cape Regional Expands Digital Mammography Bluefish contain poly- and women of child-bearing Island, Connecticut, Dela- visory Web site at www.

RIO GRANDE — This nology will provide both fi lm. And if a second opin- chlorinated biphenyls at age - a high-risk group that ware and Maryland - also FishSmartEatSmartNJ.org. year in America, over accuracy and increased ion is needed, the image 184,450 women will be di- ease of use that will benefi t can be sent electronically Rucci, Jr. (Christa); brothers joyed the Jersey shore, shell- agnosed with breast cancer. our patients,” says Diana to a consulting physician Charles Kirby and G. Wayne ing in Florida and spending Recently, Cape Radiology, Stover, Vice President of virtually instantaneously. Obituaries Rucci; a sister, Dorothea time with her grandchildren. an affi liate of Cape Regional Clinical Services. “Provid- Cape Radiology is an Louise Daly; 11 grandchil- She was preceded in death Medical Center, advanced ing outstanding diagnostic affi liate of Cape Regional The Herald publishes ROSEWAG, WINGROVE dren, John, Andrew, Patty, by her husband, Vincent W. the fi ght against that per- equipment for patients is a Medical Center and has Kierston, Jessica, Jacque- Vandenbraak in 1981 and a brief death notices free P., 85, of Cape May, June vasive disease by installing vital step to good preven- been serving the outpatient lyn, Samantha, Makenzie, son, Mark T. Vandenbraak and paid obituaries for 7, 2009. He was a resident a new cutting edge digital tive health, and one we radiology needs of Cape for 20 years, a retired engi- Thomas III, Anthony and in 1972. She is survived by $2.10 a line. Obituaries mammography system for take very seriously.” May County for 30 years. In neer, a veteran of World War Gianna. her daughter, Pamela Van- its patients. There are many advan- addition to the new Digital are submitted by funeral II, and member of Our Lady A memorial service will be denbraak of Ontario, CA; According to a release, tages to a digital system. Mammography technology, homes; family members Star of the Sea Church. held on Wednesday, June son, Matthew Vandenbraak this system, a GE Health- The images are clear and Cape Radiology offers an ar- who submit information 10, 2009 at 12 Noon at the of Wilmington; daughter, care Senographe Digital easy to read, and offer ex- ray of advanced diagnostic must provide the funeral Evoy Funeral Home, 3218 Fay Vandenbraak of Stone Mammography system, cellent views of the breast, imaging modalities includ- home name. Bayshore Rd., North Cape Harbor, NJ; son, Vincent W. provides physicians with especially near the skin ing Computed Tomography May, NJ where friends may Vandenbraak, Jr. and his call from 10:00am. Burial wife, Diana of Wilmington; 4 clear and precise all-digital line, chest wall and in (CT) and Computed Tomog- CARANGO, THOMAS J., will be at a later date at grandchildren, Brian, Holly, images, rather than images women with diverse breast raphy Angiogram (CTA) 76, of Villas, June 1, 2009. Cape May Co. Veterans Allison and Tracy; and many on X-ray fi lm. tissue types. Services, DEXA Scanning He was a summer resident Cemetery. Donations in his nieces and nephews. The system provides The digital image is ready for Bone Mineral Density for 65 years before moving memory may be sent to: Funeral services will be pri- the largest field of view to read within 10 seconds – (BMD), Positron Emission to the area permanently last Love of Linda Cancer Fund, vate. currently available, which there is no longer a wait for Tomography/Computed year, and a member of St. PO Box 1053, Wildwood, In lieu of fl owers, the fam- can be extremely helpful fi lms to be developed to be Tomography (PET/CT), Raymonds Church. ily suggests contributions to for precision imaging of pa- sure the images are usable. Fluoroscopy, Ultrasound, NJ 08260 DANISZEWSKI, RITA, of Odyssey Healthcare, 1407 Digital mammograms take Magnetic Resonance Imag- tients with diverse shapes Court House, June 5, 2009. SCHMIDT, RUDOLPH K. Foulk Road, #200, Wilming- and sizes. as little as half the time of ing (MRI), and X-ray. She was a resident for two JR., “Rudy” of Cape May ton, DE 19803 or Archmere “This is new and pow- Point, June 6, 2009. He was years, a retired nurse, and RUCCI, THOMAS ED- Academy, 3600 Philadelphia erful technology for the a veteran of World War II Albano, Milam Bills Would member of Our Lady of the WARD, age 58, of Town Pike, Claymont, DE 19703 to and a resident since 1987. detection and fi ght against Angels Church. Bank passed away unex- benefi t the Mark T. Vanden- breast cancer,” says Dr. braak Scholarship Memorial Preserve Local Farmland DOLL, DOROTHY KIRK- pectedly on Saturday at THOMAN, DR. HORACE Louis Capecci, M.D., chair- Fund. TRENTON — Legisla- sponsored by Milam and PATRICK, 88, of Ocean University of Pennsylvania H.L. “Tom”, 82, of Court man of the Department of House, June 2, 2009. He Arrangements by tion sponsored by Assem- includes projects in Cape City, June 6, 2009. Hospital. Born in Phila- Diagnostic Imaging. “The was a veteran of World War CHANDLER FUNERAL blymen Nelson T. Albano May City, Cape May Point, delphia, he was an area new Senographe Essential FLIEDNER, MADELINE H. resident here for the past II, a dentist in Woodbury for HOMES and Matthew W. Milam Dennis, Lower, Middle, digital system allows us to (Snyder) “Maggie”, 68, of 21 years. He previously re- over 50 years and a vol- www.chandlerfuneralhome. offer our patients state-of- to help preserve farmland Ocean City, Sea Isle City, Ocean City, June 4, 2009. sided in the Fishtown Sec- unteer for the Woodbury com the-art mammograms that and open space throughout Upper, West Cape May and She was an insurance fraud tion of Philadelphia. He was Psychiatric Clinic where (302) 478-7100 are fast and easy. And it the 1st District has been Woodbine; Maurice River, investigator and member of a veteran of the U.S. Ma- he served on the board for gives our referring physi- approved by an Assembly Millville and Vineland; and Our Lady of Good Council rine Corps. He worked as more than 35 years. ZUCCATO, MARIO “Bud” cians accurate images to panel. Buena and Buena Vista. Church. a meatcutter for 30 years, Sr. and HARRIET A. (Dil- VANDENBRAAK, MRS. lon) of Stone Harbor, May use in diagnosis.” “New Jersey is called the • $19.9 million to help GRAY, KATHLEEN V., 62, of most recently in the North JEAN THOMAS, age 82, of 30 and June 1 respectively. A mammogram is one Garden State for a reason,” nonprofi ts buy land for rec- Green Creek, June 7, 2009. Cape May Acme Market. He Wilmington, Delaware died Mario was a veteran of of the best early detection said Albano, chairman of reation and conservation She was a resident for more was a member of the V.V.A. Sunday June 7, 2009 at World War II and a lifelong methods, yet 13 million the Assembly Agriculture (A-3898). It’s sponsored than 25 years, and a former Chapter # 602 of Erma. Foulk Manor North Nursing resident. The couple owned U.S. women 40 years of age and Natural Resources by Albano and includes employee at the Woodbine Surviving are his wife, Hope; Home. and ran Bud’s Market dur- or older have never had a Committee. “Our farm- projects in all Cape May State School. four children, Lisa Bland lands and open space pro- municipalities, Buena (John), Dawn Brady (Brian), Born in Nanticoke, PA in ing summer seasons for al- mammogram, according to HAWKINS, THOMAS H., 1926, Mrs. Vandenbraak en- most 58 years. the National Breast Cancer vide the foundation for Vista, Maurice River and Stacy Rucci and Thomas E. a strong agricultural and Millville. 81, of Cape May, June 2, Foundation, Inc. Accord- 2009. He was a veteran of tourism economy. These “This will help our coun- ing to the American Cancer World War II and a volunteer investments were sup- ties and municipalities stay Society, it is projected that for the Mid Atlantic Center 1,400 women will be diag- ported by voters and will green and our water stay for the Arts. Cape May County’s nosed with breast cancer pay dividends for genera- clean,” Milam said. “Pre- in the State of New Jersey tions to come.” serving open space lim- HAZELL, LEWIS S. “Lew”, 82, of Villas, June 3, 2009. Beloved Family and Friends during 2009. The preservation fund- its urban sprawl, protects He was a resident for 20 “This new digital tech- ing was approved by voters our soil and water supply in 2007. and maintains our connec- years and an active mem- The bills would provide tion to the land and the ber of the Coast Guard Cape Tech • $49.65 million for longstanding agricultural Auxiliary. GiaGi CCurnellll (From Page A22) farmland preservation (A- traditions that earned our JACKSON, NANCY E., 72, The Middle boys de- 3892). It’s sponsored by reputation as the Garden of Cape May, May 31, 2009. 11-21-68 • 6-13-08 feated Winslow Township, Albano and includes farm- State. It also keeps our tour- She attended the Taber- 11-4, May 18. Chris White land in Dennis, Lower, ism industry strong.” nacle United Methodist Church of Erma, and was a You were a precious gift from God above, scored three goals for the Middle, Upper and West The measures passed the so much beauty, grace and love. Panthers. Cape May; Assembly Appropriations lifetime member of the Or- Mainland downed • $11.29 million for Committee and now go der of the Eastern Star. You heard God’s whisper calling you home, Middle, 11-5, May 20. farmland preservation (A- the Speaker, who decides KERN, ELIZABETH J. you didn’t want to go and leave us alone. White scored four goals for 3894). It’s sponsored by if and when to post them GARRISON “Betty”, 85, of Raymond D. Schultz Middle. Albano; for a vote. Court House, June 2, 2009. June 10, 1963 You held on tight, till the strength was gone, The Middle girls dropped • $66 million to buy To view details of the She was a lifetime county March 3, 2004 and you could no longer fi ght. Mainland, 18-15, May 20. land for recreation and bills please visit www. resident. Kelsey McCusker led the conservation (A-3896). It’s njleg.state.nj.us LAURITZEN, DAVID, A., If we could have one You gave your hand to God, Panthers with fi ve goals. 32, of Wildwood, June 5, lifetime wish, and slowly drift ed away, Middle edged Egg Har- News Digests 2009. He was a lifelong One dream that could knowing that with our love bor Township, 10-9 in (From Page A16) resident of the area and come true, we will be together again someday. double overtime, May 21. local shopping center. He was identifi ed by the victim owner-operator of Lauritzen We’d ask with Greg Carr scored four Pan- and supervisory workers at the Cape May County ARC. Plumbing and Heating. all our hearts, Th e Cardaci-Curnell ther goals. Police discovered that he had observed her in the area, MIRKO, WILMA CAROL, For yesterday and you. Families Middle outscored and later entered into a conversation with her prior to of Palermo, June 5, 2009. OLMA, 26-12, May 27. inappropriately touching her. Once touched, she became She was a medical assis- Sadly Missed By, Grace Adelizzi scored fi ve alarmed and immediately told an apartment supervisor. tant, and was employed for DAD goals for the winners. Arndt was charged with aggravated criminal sexual many years by Waldbaums SHIRLEY contact and remanded to county jail in lieu of $300,000 Supermarkets. —Joe Rossi cash bail.

A40 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers June 10 2009 From the Publisher What Happened to Spending Integrity? Still Grieving We have lost our way. There was a time not long ago when it was The Death broadly known that there had to be a balance between income and outgo; if one wanted to buy something, he had to have the money Of Their Son for it. And if it were necessary to borrow to make a purchase, one knew that he had to build debt payments into his budget. To The Editor Sound like common sense? Well, as the adage goes, Common sense is an uncommon virtue. Today it will be one year Frankly, though, I don’t think that we have forgotten; we know since the death of my son Mat- it is still true. So why aren’t we doing it? What changed? We lost thew. A local drunk driver who our way; we got drunk on borrowing. After all, why put off until passed out at the wheel killed tomorrow what we can have today? The problem is, we know him. He hit my 16-year-old tomorrow would eventually come, and we son while on his moped injur- would have to pay the piper…but we did not ing him gravely. He died 10 want to think about that, so we didn’t. hours later. This mentality is coming home to roost The grief has been the worst in homes and all across the nation, creat- of my life. I thought after a ing enormous anguish, exacerbated by our year I would be dealing with faltering economy and massive unemploy- his death better, but every day ment. But it is not limited to families; our is a continual battle. The guilty governments are made up of people too. If party was given nine years in we are not careful with our own money, do prison. My husband and I have you think we will be careful with someone been given a life sentence of liv- else’s? ing without our youngest son. The government needs a wall they can point I want to thank all who have to, enabling them to tell their colleagues, helped us so much this past year. Their prayers are what “No, we don’t have the money and have kept us all to carry on. I cannot support that.” Our Readers Write They are all such a blessing to ======our family. The problem with government spending this way, however, is Americans Beheaded, Hung from Bridges… that there is a certain unreality about it. At home, one is forced LINDA TOZER to deal with the consequences; in government the all-to-common To The Editor: have constitutional protections. Prisoner of war Court House practice is to raise taxes. This is not a real solution, because given camps in Germany, Japan, North Korea, North Viet time government’s inability to limit spending creates taxpayer In response to Jack Fichter’s comments regarding Nam, in my opinion somehow missed the mark pushback. water boarding. First of all, most of Fichter’s col- of compassionate rights, by today’s perception of So why don’t offi cials just do what families do: tighten their belts? umn exacted water boarding having been applied “torture.” Got An Opinion? The answer is simply; the family is forced to do so, but govern- to a DJ and a columnist. The explanation being Snarling barking dogs? I suspect that the politi- Herald Newspapers wel- ment hasn’t yet reached that point, the spending wall at which that water boarding is not for everyone. However, cally correct crowd will have our K-9 dogs used for comes letters on a wide range of people rebel. My guess is that the majority of offi cials know that the three individuals, only three, who were water crowd control and felony searches will have their subjects. Have you an opinion? family spending realities also apply for governments and would boarded, did provide information on the planned teeth removed and vocal chords altered to squeaky Go to our Web site: www.cape- like to limit spending, but feel forced to go along, driven by the future attacks on the US, and the fi nancial money toys. Cold rooms, loud music? Somehow I suspect maycountyherald.com and click tide of the way things are now being done. It is almost impossible trail. that those of that opinion have never had teenagers on Opinion to submit a letter. to swim against it. Since water boarding has been part of “special in their home. Same rules apply, same number It is not their fault, it is ours; we cannot love our TVs and ig- forces training,” former Minnesota Gov. Jesse Fichter’s column concludes with the disdain of of words (600) Or write one, nore our government. Until we stand fi rm in a position en masse, Ventura questioned why police do not use water water boarding by a CIA offi cial indicating that our sign your name, hometown and we are not offering the support to the offi cials who would agree. boarding as an interrogation tool. Ventura and use of torture as a recruiting tool costs hundreds, phone number for verifi cation. The government needs a wall they can point to, enabling them to Fichter should recognize that American citizens if not thousands of American lives. Excuse me; we Deadline for letters is 5 p.m. tell their colleagues, “No, we don’t have the money and I cannot have guaranteed rights; did not plan operations lost thousands of lives before the “alleged torture,” Thursday. support that.” to kill thousands of Americans at work, including the World Trade Center, the Pentagon, and a fi eld As pressing as this is locally, it is much worse nationally. At the Los Angeles and the shoe bomber going to Logan in upstate Pennsylvania. Additionally, Fichter states local and state level, government cannot print money and has to airport in Boston. Terrorists, war criminals, do not (Page A43 Please) get the taxes from us, which potentially creates pushback. Nation- N ally it is a different story, given that we have gone off the gold standard. Being off gold worked for a while due to the integrity of COMPASS POINTS... By AL CAMPBELL our federal government. W E We are losing that integrity, and lenders, particularly China, are growing extremely worried that our dollar will quickly lose its value. It is a fact established in history that a strong and stable Just What Makes Flag Day So Special? currency is essential for a strong economy. S We must relearn the lesson: We must not spend what we do In an early afternoon June breeze, the American fl ag fl opped In any case, I can still recall the not have. slowly back and forth atop the pole outside the Herald offi ce as it Stars and Stripes waving as we moored has done countless times before. alongside South Vietnamese naval gunboats. The fl ag took on a Art Hall, publisher Thousands of people pass by it daily, and probably disregard, vivid appearance on that special Flag Day in that mountainous even when it fl ies at half-staff in memory of a fallen soldier or sheltered harbor. other hero. Flags are, after all, merely pieces of multi-colored Patriotism ebbs and fl ows with the tide of humanity. Every- Quotes From the Bible cloth stitched together. one fl ew the fl ag in the days after Sept. 11, You shall love your neighbor as yourself. This Sunday, June 14 is Flag Day. It will not be celebrated by 2001. There was a shortage of the tri-colors, Leviticus 19:18 any special parades or speeches. No one will get a day off from because everyone was virtually pushing each work because of it. This special day of homage to the rectangular other out of the way to be the fi rst to buy a tri-colors that represent our nation will slip past, largely unnoticed new fl ag and put it up in their window or by a vast majority of my fellow Americans. yard or on their car. The day was offi cially set apart in 1916 by New Jersey’s own I recall students at Richard Teitelman Published Every Wednesday by the native son President Woodrow Wilson. It was not until President School holding a huge American fl ag on SEAWAVE CORPORATION Harry Truman recognized June 14 as National Flag Day that its the playing field for some past patriotic status became offi cial. occasion. Down through the years, the Stars and Stripes has been burned, Perhaps some of those young people who ARTHUR R. HALL, President & Publisher spat upon and degraded by those who spurn our values and carried that fl ag onto the fi eld are now serv- ALFRED S. CAMPBELL, Managing Editor lifestyle. Thankfully, it has remained unblemished in the eyes of ing the nation the fl ag represents. those who, despite all America’s failings and shortcomings, still It is not until we are out of the country, away from all that PRESTON D. GIBSON, Director of Development believe it is the best place on earth to live. means America that we may come to fully appreciate what the It waves at the borders as masses cross from North and South. fl ag truly represents. I get chills when I hear people tell of what BENJAMIN N. HALL, It waves atop masts of sailing vessels and by government build- it meant to them or their grandparents to come to America to Director of Online Application Development ings across the land from Maine to Hawaii, Key West, Fla. To be free. Barrow, Alaska. The aspect of leaving one’s homeland with little but hope, a KAREN DICKINSON, Advertising Manager The fl ag has been carried into countless battles when enemy dream and clothes in a satchel is what brought masses of im- BETH HUBER, Senior Sales Executive bullets fl ew over the heads of the nation’s sons and daughters. It migrants to this land. They were often greeted by ignorance was passed on from failing hands to others who marched onward and intolerance because they were different, either by ethnic KIMBERLY LYNCH, Client & Creative Services Manager to victory. background or color. ROBERT KOSINSKI, Operations & IT Manager Finally, the grand old fl ag will cover the earthly remains of vet- America, at fi rst, might not have been all they had dreamed erans who served faithfully and well in America’s hour of need. it would be, but it was a land that offered hope and opportunity. 1508 Rt. 47, Rio Grande, N.J. 08242 Carried in parades, the fl ag gets about as much respect from To that end, recently, a friend who assists Literacy Volunteers Phone 886-8600 ■ Fax 886-1879 the public as does Flag Day. Few stand at attention. Fewer take showed me a photo of a young lady in cap and gown clutching E-Mail: [email protected] off their hats to honor its passing. a diploma. Patriotism to some is trite, symbolized by that piece of cloth or I fl ashed back on that young Russian woman who came to DEADLINES plastic on which are 50 stars and 13 red and white stripes. America to work in Iowa, only to learn, on arrival in New York News & Photos ...... 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All property rights for the entire contents of this publication shall be the property of the Seawave Corp. No part hereof may be Was it by some odd coincidence that Flag Day 1971 was the date never wanting a handout, but always striving to excel. reproduced without prior written consent. when a gray wooden ocean-going minesweeper, the USS Gallant She will soon enter Drexel University to study chemical engi- Neither participating advertisers nor the publishers will be responsible or liable for misinformation, misprints or typographical errors. Seawave Corporation’s liability (MSO-489), successfully crossed the Pacifi c Ocean to dock at Cam neering. I believe her success is guaranteed, since she is willing for errors or omissions resulting from its own negligence or from cause beyond its Rahn Bay, South Vietnam? to work for success, and will accept nothing short of that goal. control extends only to the cost of actual space occupied or to have been occupied by the item(s) in which the error or omission occurred. The publishers reserve the We set sail from Long Beach, Calif. for that war-torn nation on It is stories like hers that give Flag Day added importance to right to edit or refuse any submitted material, as well as to reject or cancel any St. Patrick’s Day (March 17). A warship under full sail might have me. I wonder if the same could happen to a humble immigrant advertisement at any time. made the crossing in less time, but awaiting parts for 19 days in or ordinary citizen in any other nation on earth. That, my friend, Dedicated to the Service of God and Mankind. Agana, Guam didn’t help us set any records. is what makes this place, and that fl ag, so special. Herald Newspapers June 10 2009 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A41 ‘Cape Issues:’ Every Citizen & Taxpayer Can Help… Continue to File Frivolous Law Suits Let’s All Get Involved in Spending Public Money To The Editor: ed duties. They’ve removed offi ces from him, the most recent being the Clerk’s By J. FRED COLDREN gets in Cape May County. But it wasn’t easy. We started On April 20, 2009, Judge Valerie Arm- Offi ce right before the recall signatures by checking every municipal Web site strong upheld Commissioner Gary De- were handed into the Clerk’s Offi ce. They and found complete ‘clickable’ 2008 Marzo’s right to his seat as commissioner continually exclude him from the decision- budgets available only by City of North in Wildwood. “The Court will not permit making process on issues he is allowed to Wildwood and Cape May County. We itself to be drawn into the political drama vote on by withholding information and compliment them. Several others that currently exists with regard to the excluding him from private discussions or posted budget summaries. relationship among the three members negotiations on key decisions. At fi rst, we asked offi cials in munici- of the governing body,” Armstrong wrote. In a recent release by Davenport, palities for their budgets in Excel (best It seems even Armstrong realized the the city reaffirmed its commitment to format) or PDF or on paper. We learned lawsuit initiated by Mayor Ernie Troiano prosecutions under the “Rowdy House” that instead of using digital procedures, and William Davenport was politically ordinance. Davenport noted in this release the State of New Jersey Division of Lo- motivated. that DeMarzo will not be voting in such cal Government Services still requires At the May 27, commissioners’ meet- hearings in light of a judicial mandate. Did paper copies and still does not collect ing, Troiano and Davenport were up to Davenport put this release out without De- digital fi les of budgets, as if we were their same tricks and passed a resolution Marzo’s knowledge? After reviewing the still in the last century. to appeal Judge Armstrong’s ruling. This matter with an attorney, DeMarzo said he Fortunately, the Cape May County will be the third time they are taking this does not believe he should be excluded. Board of Taxation permitted us ac- same issue to court, two times of which At what point are these elected offi cials cess to their paper copies of all 16 they already lost. Do we really want these going to be held accountable for frivolous municipal budgets in a fi le box over a two making decisions to use our taxpayer or personal vendetta lawsuits using tax- weekend so that we could “scan” all money for their frivolous lawsuits moti- payer money? It’s time for the taxpayers 1101 pages. vated by personal vendettas? to demand that Troiano and Davenport Then we organized all of these fi les They will go to any lengths, using our discontinue this abuse of power by fi l- into three PDFs for each municipality money, to silence DeMarzo, the only voice ing frivolous lawsuits that is a waste of The Herald is working with county and municipal and provided them to the Herald, which combined them of the majority of the people in City Hall, taxpayer money. The taxpayers should governments to promptly post their 2009 budgets online into a single fi le for each of our 16 municipalities. who the taxpayers overwhelming voted demand that Troiano and Davenport re- for anyone to see and compare spending. Join with us Now everyone can have access to these budgets. A into offi ce and who received more votes imburse the City of Wildwood for these in this effort. Check the Herald “Public Records” page download of a budget can take a couple minutes, but than incumbent Troiano. Even after Judge personal lawsuits. www.capemaycountyherald.com/publicrecords that’s fast compared to making a trip to City Armstrong’s ruling they continue their and to be sure that the latest budgets are avail- Hall…and there’s no cost! penchant to silence DeMarzo and obstruct MICHAEL DELLAVELLA able. Remind your elected representatives to The quality of the 2008 budget scans we now him from being able to perform his elect- Wildwood participate in this effort, and compliment those have available is admittedly not great, because that do. of the “round-about” methods we had to use to Takes Spouter to Task for Remarks Every municipal and county government, capture the information. public school district, and all other public agen- One purpose of having these budgets ‘click- To The Editor: other states have come into this clinic with cies in New Jersey are required by law to prepare able’ is so that public spending is easier to serious health issues and have left feeling annual budgets, involve the public, and to make compare and monitor in these diffi cult eco- I have written many letters, and I have much better about their problems and them accessible to the public. Before the Inter- nomic times. Herald and Cape Issues surveys appeared in several articles in your fi ne themselves. These employees are members net, budgets could be inspected at government determined that the ever growing tax burdens newspaper over the last 25 years. Most of of a team that offer professional therapy offi ces, or paper copies could be requested, often at a fee are the top issue faced by our citizens. Having the data the subject matter involved issues dealing treatment with personal care and com- to cover costs. Complete budgets typically run 70 to 120 available will facilitate comparisons and analysis. with accessibility, disability and health passion for each individual patient. There legal-size pages. (One taxpayer requested one copy of one Next on our agenda is to encourage government care. I have worked with local, county, isn’t a dollar amount that can be placed on municipal budget, and received it for a $27 fee.) offi cials, taxpayer groups, and individual citizens to state and federal agencies since 1984 helping a person in pain or one who has Every budget is organized in a electronic spreadsheet begin to use this information to make comparisons and to help individuals with special needs. I lost some function of their body. (typically Excel) containing summary budget numbers. perform analysis on public priorities and spending, then became one of those needs people with The therapists and support staff are These spreadsheets can be printed, but that is a rela- to share their fi ndings with our fellow citizens. Keep an disability issues in 1983 and needed the seriously underpaid in comparison to the tively expensive and time-consuming process. Copies eye posted on the Cape May County Herald newspaper help of many different professionals from salaries of private practice in this area (this can be made in digital format in a few seconds, and and Web site. various levels of the health care system. can be verifi ed through the Sunshine Law). can be shared with mayors, governing body members, Together, we can make a difference. Feel free to vol- I feel compelled to respond to a Spout They typically work beyond the hours of other public offi cials, and the public by posting them on unteer, offer suggestions, information, encouragement, Off writer who made inaccurate and their schedule to insure each patient the public Web sites so everyone can have instant access. “Spout Off’ submissions, or other constructive help to insensitive remarks about the Cape May best plan for their recovery. The Physical That’s our goal. this effort. County Physical Therapy clinic in your Therapy Clinic is under the Cape May To get this effort started, a group of citizen ‘Cape Is- May 20 issue. Anyone who makes accu- County Department of Health and serves sues’ volunteers helped gather all 2008 Municipal Bud- Prepared by the ‘Cape Issues’ volunteers sations about professional therapists and all the taxpayers in our county. I pray to their life-long commitment to helping all God that more intelligent people than patients with numerous types of muscu- the “clueless” Spouter will be making lar/skeletal problems, should, at the very decisions about county departments like least, have the guts to send a letter to this physical therapy. paper and include their name. I have been a patient in this fi rst-class RONALD JOST facility, off and on for two decades. People ADA Advocate/Consultant from all over this county and visitors from Court House If You Don’t Vote, Don’t Complain

JOHN McCANN BOB GRACE TOM FLUD BOB JACKSON ART HALL To The Editor: what politician. If you don’t vote to change things, you have no right to complain. The Our Readers Write I went to vote at 6 p.m. June 2. I was way things are going in a few years that the only voter in the building with four right to vote may be taken from us. Next Razor’s Edge…Preventing Compulsive Gambling poll workers. I commented that it was a time, vote! little slow, and they said they were trying not to think about that. CATHY REGALBUTO To The Editor: If you play and continue to play, you can’t win. The When I got No. 58, I was shocked and Wildwood Crest odds are always against you. The problem is you need said, “That’s disgusting.” They all agreed There are many pitfalls to be aware of so you don’t money to play the game. If you have it, you can stay; if that people should be happy to live in (ED. NOTE: Primary elections, such as cross that invisible line into irresponsible, uncontrolled not, you’re out. The somebody feeling, in the blink of an a country in which you get to express the one June 2, are for registered party gambling. eye, becomes a nobody feeling. yourself by voting. My husband voted at members only. Unaffi liated, or Indepen- Gambling has been around since the beginning and Those of us who can gamble normally and know when 6:30 and was No. 61. dent voters cannot vote unless they declare has the same power today that it had then. It works on to stop do not become compulsive. They realize things I hear people complaining all the time a party in those primaries. All voters should our self-esteem, self-image, self-worth, and how material are achieved by hard work and problems are solved by about their taxes and who doesn’t like vote when possible.) things can be gotten with no great effort on our part. living in the answer…living through the hardest of times The false benefi t of being somebody, the adrenalin rush and enjoying the best of times. Accepting who and what it gives us, and most important, how it puts us in a state we are. Walking in this life, not on the razor’s edge, but City Worker’s Actions Appalling of euphoria. simply turning it on the fl at side. Warning, be careful, While in the act of gambling, all responsibilities for under the right set of circumstances, all could change To The Editor: rassment to Cape May. I hope the city and cares of life are put on hold, and a feeling of being and the compulsive world awaits you. government reins him in and takes ap- free and all-powerful exists. It’s a place where no great Through the years, I have found that many individuals On June 2, I walked past the Cape May propriate corrective action. demands are made on us and our bodies began to tingle want and need help, but are afraid of losing their anonym- City Library. Two men and a woman were with excitement. Being thrust into a fantasy world of all ity. I have helped many of these individuals by sharing hard at work developing two gardens KATHLEEN M. DYNAN possibilities. my experiences, strengths and hope while maintaining there. I stopped to say thank you for their Tranquility Park Whether you are a loner, charismatic, young or old, the their anonymity. I have accomplished this by sharing beautification efforts and asked what disease doesn’t care. Loners don’t need all the fl amboyant through individual consultations, group presentations would be planted in each garden. things; all they want is to gamble. They don’t care who and workshops. I was startled by a very loud, nasty yell or what is there or what is offered. Charismatic people I have been interviewed on radio and television and from a man in a Cape May City truck that Red Cross Sets need the big shot role of being all-powerful. The young participated in workshops at the University of Delaware had stopped in the middle of Ocean Street. can be caught up on the roller coaster ride of thrills, and Boston College. My name is Alex and I am not a He sat in the truck and told me to get away Blood Drives excitement and power. professional. I’m a compulsive gambler and friend who from his workers. When I attempted to ex- With boredom and depression, the old become alive has found the truth through my experience. Contact me plain that I was complimenting them, he COURT HOUSE — The Cape May again. Their bodies don’t ache, their minds become clear at 302-893-7895 if you feel you are ready to fi ght this would not listen, but continued to yell. County Chapter of the American Red Cross and full of adventure. Many love the feeling so much that enemy — the mental and social disease of compulsive After it opened at 9 a.m., I went into will conduct the following blood drives: they’re willing to chance losing everything. gambling. the library. Two tourists approached me to Monday, June 15, Victoria Manor Assist- There has been and always will be people, places say they were horrifi ed by the behavior of ed Living, 610 Town Bank Road, Meeting and things that will lure us to gambling. Feeding on our ALEX ALEXIS the man in the truck blocking traffi c. They Rooms 1 & 2, North Cape May, 1–7 p.m. character defects, thrill seeking and love of money… Swainton suggested I call the city about him. Tuesday, June 16, Senior Care, 211 S. where you are treated like somebody (a false pride). All I called the Cape May Public Works Main St., Lounge and Dining Area. Court the wonderful things are at hand. Win or lose, all these Department. This man is a major embar- House, 2–7:30 p.m. are yours as long as you’re gambling. A42 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers June 10 2009

in anger rarely results in anything that could be re- Healing the Wounded Heart motely considered music. Most likely, she will make surgeon’s knife. some high-pitched twang Karen looked at me. She said no words but spoke and snap a broken string in Making in tears, which trickled slowly, then steamed from her chin to Kleenex guarding her suit skirt. She tried to stop By Keith Forrest your eye. Even if she is being a little weeping, but it was too late. She was remembering moody, my guitar always Life Work! what happened. From time to time, I will be featuring has the time to cheer me up after a hard By DR. JUDITH COCHE “Oh, then you really do get it. Most people say things the best student work from my essay class day. With my guidance, she can sing the that are polite, but they really don’t get it. Thank you for at Atlantic Cape Community College. This delicate notes to John Coltrane’s “My sharing that with me.” “I’m so sorry. I am using up your Kleenex.” The week’s column is by Chris Urie, a graduate Favorite Things” or scream out the solo I smiled. “My fi rst husband was a partner in the clear blue eyes shimmered from their watery coating. of Ocean City High School. in “Stairway to Heaven” by Led Zeppelin. practice, and folks around Stone Harbor knew him. He “She died 20 years ago. I just don’t even know why I No matter the mood I’m in when I start was a wonderful man. You would have had no way of am crying.” Dumped and dejected once again, I playing, I always walk away content. knowing. You were tiny.“ “She was your Mommy and you were not yet 13. “ I sat trudged down a rain soaked Baltimore Each one of us has something that has “Oh, so you had to move on in your career after he very still so that she could drop her guard. “You feel safe Avenue and up the stairs to my lonely the inexplicable ability to make us feel died?” She needed to know there was life after loss. enough with me to cry. Perhaps it is as simple as that.” studio apartment on 42nd Street in West better. They quell our fears and sooth our “Yes I moved on well, but it took a while…and lots I had met Karen 30 short minutes before she Philadelphia. I slumped onto my futon, anxiety. Maybe they serve as an important of tears. “ began to weep. She had shaken my hand fi rmly, face in my hands, when I spied her reminder of the happier moments in life. ”I am so relieved. I never met anybody who and recounted the insecurity that led her to through the gap in my fi ngers. She had a Two men fi ghting over a woman started was honest with me, and went through this. I seek depth psychotherapy. Small and carefully long walnut neck, voluptuous body, and the fi re at the dance hall where B.B. King just know you can help. Umm..you don’t have dressed, Karen conveyed professionalism and six strings of solace. was playing. That woman’s name was to answer this, but did you get through it?” crispness. “I only look self confi dent. I do not My black Epiphone Les Paul guitar has Lucille. B.B. King named each one of his Karen asked again to make sure. trust ideas and my ability, even when I know been my emotional crutch through many subsequent guitars “Lucille” to serve as a “Yes. The right people make all the differ- I am right. “ break ups. Ever the rebound girl, she reminder to not be so foolish as to fi ght ence after cataclysmic loss. One day you may “How do you know when you are right?” I always consoles my broken heart without over a woman. meet my husband in the offi ces. He is a retired wanted to see if Karen had intuition, which is complaint. My fi ngers always fi nd comfort My guitar reminds me of all the fun businessman who helps run the practice. But a form of emotional intelligence. caressing her nickel-plated strings. I’ve had playing in punk bands or creat- we must stop for today.” “I am a psychiatric nurse. I can look into Musicians become emotionally attached ing goofy songs in my garage to make my The next day, Karen emailed to thank me for myself and I just know. I can see the next step in front to their instruments. During the mid-50’s, friends laugh. The simple act of strumming my honesty. She now felt sure that she could learn to feel of me. I know how to manage tough situations, but when the “Lord of the Blues,” B.B. King, once a chord makes me smile through the thick- the confi dence that she lost when her heart broke. other people at work tell me they know it better, I just… rushed back into a burning dance hall to est clouds of depression. I refl ected on my choice to tell Karen about my loss. well, I cave. And when I cave, I let others take the lead rescue his beloved acoustic guitar. A musi- I am still dumped, but after playing “Yes The work of Dr. Rachel Remen came to mind. She is an in projects that I am supposed to lead, and the projects cian’s love is thicker than searing fl ames. I Will” by Michael Franti, I do not feel so inspirational physician with Chrones disease. She writes fail. I do not trust myself enough to risk being wrong. My guitar is very much like a girlfriend. dejected. I am young and am certain to about the deepest part of healing. Her stories illustrate I have lost two jobs this way.” I was quite concerned I bought my guitar already used from have my heart broken again. But my guitar that healing comes from within. Healing is a heart process about the job loss and decided to try to understand what Cherry’s Music Shop a few years ago. She will be there to pick up the pieces. that fl ourishes when people join honestly with others. was at the root of the insecurity. has accompanied me on many songs, but Broken hearts heal from the ability of another to join in When I asked where this came from, she recounted, I am sure she has sung for a few others in a heart connection. In deciding to join Karen so that she “I don’t talk much about this anymore but I guess this the past. She can go from a sensuous purr Keith Forrest an assistant professor of felt understood, I chose not to remain the distant doctor all comes from losing my Mom to cancer when I was to shrieking banshee distortion at the fl ick communication at Atlantic Cape Commu- with the answers. Instead, I became a trusted confi dant. 12. She was 44. I mean I don’t want to hide behind the of a switch. nity College. His late mother Libby Demp It felt like the very best choice. death-of-a-parent thing, but inside, I know that is the Just like a woman, you must treat a Forrest Moore wrote the Joyride column To ask yourself: Which life catastrophe has up dumped right answer.” guitar with respect. Picking up a guitar for this newspaper for 20 years. me or someone I know? Has it been put behind or is it still Therapeutic intervention is a tricky beast and, as I problematic? What can be done to right the loss? contemplated what to say next, I faced a decision. The Our Readers Write safe intervention would be to mirror her insight so that To read: Rachel Remen, M.D. Kitchen Table Wisdom. she felt heard. But the safe intervention is not always 2006. Riverhead Trade Press. Takes Best Time of Year for Recall the most powerful intervention. The alternative involved being honest about myself. Candor won: “I really do (Coche of Stone Harbor educates the public in mental To The Editor: are losing their jobs and their homes. Ev- understand. My daughter lost her Daddy to cancer when health issues. She can be reached at [email protected] eryone is struggling to make ends meet, he was 49.” My words cut the air with the slash of a or 215-859-1050.) I have lived in Wildwood for 22 years, not just in Wildwood do people pay taxes. and I still get excited at this time of year. While the people of the recall committee I look forward to the opening of the board- sit in a dark room trying to fi nd a way to Gas Prices to Soar, Globalization End walk, the lifeguard stands being pushed overthrow our elected offi cials, I will be By JACK FICHTER plants on line by 2012. down to the water’s edge, the fudgey walking on the boardwalk in the morning Rubin does not offer a bright outlook for those who wudgey ice cream vendors on the beach watching the sun come up, riding my bike I have good news and bad news. The good news fi rst: depend on tourist dollars or for people living in rural and all my favorite eating establishments and playing with my grandchildren on the globalization and sending our manufacturing jobs to areas. He believes that world oil production is near its opening up. But this year, there is a cloud beach I love. China and other low wage countries will end. peak and will decline in the future. Rubin said expensive hanging over my excitement. A group of I will be doing what everyone in Wild- Now, the bad news: gas prices will be back up to $4 gas will not be another temporary inconvenience but people has decided to take the best time of wood should be doing — having fun. per gallon and higher within six to 12 months. Fuel prices permanent. year in the Wildwoods to do a recall under will make it too expensive to manufacture overseas and His view shows a smaller, somewhat old fashioned the umbrella of caring for this town. JOYCE RUSSELL ship back to the U.S. according to Jeff Rubin, world reemerging, perhaps like our great-grand- These people cannot possibly care or Wildwood who has written a book entitled “Why Your parent’s day where people work and vacation understand Wildwood. This is the time World Is About to Get a Whole Lot Smaller, Oil near home, where downtown areas are vital and that our governing body and year round (ED. NOTE: This letter was originally and the End of Globalization.” the suburbs less desirable because of the high residents should be promoting tourism faxed to us on May 20, without a tele- Who is Rubin? He was chief economist at cost of commuting to work. and stimulating the seasonal economy phone number for confi rmation. Eventu- CIBC World Markets for nearly 20 years and Rubin is predicating oil prices of $200 a bar- of Wildwood, not spending more of our ally the author contacted the publisher as one of the fi rst economists to predict soaring oil rel by 2012 or sooner with $7 a gallon prices as tax dollars on a recall election. We the to why it did not appear. It was resubmit- prices in 2000. He is recognized as one of the a reality. He noted that four out of the fi ve of the people who live and work in the City of ted for publication by email and received world’s most sought-after energy experts. world’s last recessions were caused by oil prices Wildwood do not have time to politic in in this offi ce at 4:05 p.m. Monday, June 1. Rubin says oil prices will skyrocket once and the past three years run up from $20 a bar- the busy summer season. Deadline for letters to the editor remains, the economy recovers because worldwide oil rel to $147 caused our current recession. This year, all across the country people Thursday, 5 p.m.) reserves are disappearing. The oil industry is not meant to operate on

He says the American auto industry will never recover $40 to $50 a barrel prices, said Rubin. Hard to reach oil Home’s Kitchen Staff Is Highly Skilled but other types of manufacturers will reopen factories in in the Canadian sands or on the ocean fl oor will not be the U.S. because it will become too expensive to make tapped with cheap oil prices further reducing the sup- To The Editor: our community. Please leave this great items elsewhere and pay fuels costs and carbon emission ply, he said. facility as it is to ensure the protection penalty charges. The good news is a lot of our manufactur- Rubin said the global economy does not work on I would like to address a major concern and care of our elderly and our future ing jobs lost overseas will come back home. $100 barrel oil because it is based on making items in for the community of Cape May County. generation of elders. I urge everyone to So how will the permanent return of expensive fuel the cheapest place and moving them around the world. Recently, there has been a discussion get involved to stop this process because affect you and I? We will all be driving small cars if we Distance will cost money, he said. If we stay in a deep regarding the privatization of the kitchen someday, this may be our home. are driving at all, said Rubin. Our food will largely be lo- recession, oil will remain cheap but will soar as the at Crest Haven Nursing Home. cally grown because it will be too expensive to transport economy recovers. With the kitchen being the “Heart of LILLIAN MEEHAN it any distance. You won’t fi nd fruit and vegetables from He said triple digit oil prices will breathe new life into the Home,” it is of utmost importance Court House Mexico and Central America here in the winter. America’s rust belt. It won’t make sense to move a steel that we think very carefully not to make “Happiness is not so much in having as Rubin suggests putting a carbon tariff on imports to factory to China any longer. a big mistake with this decision. The sharing. We make a living by what we produce a more level playing fi eld with oversea manufac- Solving our energy problem will also solve our carbon kitchen staff is a group of highly skilled, get, but we make a life by what we give.” turers. He doesn’t believe China will reduce its carbon emissions problems, which cause global climate change. hard-working, effi cient employees. They ~ Norman MacEwan footprint because it will bring 500 new, coal-fi red power A new smaller world may be a nicer place to live, said prepare the special dietary needs that are Rubin. necessary to assure the residents are get- In the meantime, a car called the G-Wiz, made in India, ting proper nutrition. Nutrition is the most Author Praises Hospital Staff at Cape Regional Hospital is currently the best selling electric car in the world. It important factor in maintaining the health has been selling well in England for three years but is and quality of life in our elderly. To The Editor: health of your patients no matter how grave their not available yet in the U.S. My mother has been a resident at Crest condition is, says a lot a lot about your dedication There are two models and they have their limitations. Haven for the past three years. Her routine I would like to thank all the nurses, respiratory and compassion. The G-Wiz 1 sells for about $8,000, has a top speed of 51 for the day is one she can rely on to keep staff, doctors and Emergency Room crew at Cape Through all of my families’ experiences with be- mph and goes 48 miles before needing a charge. her active and content. Her dietary needs Regional Hospital who provided care for my father ing hospitalized at Cape Regional Medical Center, A newer model, the G-Wiz L-Ion that has lithium ion are reviewed on a regular basis and her in law, Alan Russell, who was suffering from heart they have always received only the best of care. batteries, sells for about $16,000 and has a top speed of menu is adjusted accordingly. and lung disease, and other failures that he suf- The support and help that we got from Martha 51 mph and a range of 75 miles. They are both very tiny As a family member, it has been a fered through, during his stay in the hospital. Chambers from the social workers’ staff, helped cars but may represent a signifi cant share of the future very pleasant experience. The staff is We could never thank all of you enough for the us greatly during this sad experience. I thank all automotive market. Buy a G-Wiz in London and you may exceptional, treating each resident with care, compassion, and comfort you gave him as of you again for everything you did for Alan and park for free at every meter. respect and compassion, and caring for he tried to fi ght off his illness. The CCU nurses the rest of us. Those silly chaps at BBC America’s Top Gear television their individual needs. and respiratory staff usually only get to care for show drag raced a G-Wiz against four men carrying a Privatization of the kitchen would patients who are gravely ill or injured, and for all LAURENCE SCHAFER wooden table and the table won the race. They crashed jeopardize the health and welfare of our of you to come to work and present a positive at- Del Haven the G-Wiz into the table, which totaled the car but only elderly. Crest Haven Home is an asset to titude and try your best every day to improve the chipped the heavy wooden table. Herald Newspapers June 10 2009 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A43 Our Readers Write Travel North on Pacifi c To Spend a Nice Evening To The Editor: People are always complaining about Wildwood and in particular, Pacifi c Avenue. Unfortunately we have lost a couple of great places this past year, but we have gained some too. If you are looking for a nice area to spend an evening, with or without the kids, travel north on Pacifi c. At Glenwood and Pacifi c, you can enjoy a wonderful meal at Gia. It’s BYOB and open all year. After dinner walk two blocks north on Pacifi c for an after dinner drink at Good Night Irene’s. Kids welcome. On the way back to your car, stop in at the great, new ice cream parlor at Magnolia Avenue called The Dugout. Meet the owner, a young man with an idea and the drive to complete it. Have a great family vacation in the Wildwoods, and locals, don’t forget to patronize your neighbors. GERRY DELASIO Writer’s Fed Up Wildwood With Products Joe Boyle Made in China Gets a ‘10’ To The Editor: From Writer I’ve had it up to here with our inept federal gov- To The Editor: ernment. Benedict Arnold I live on Arizona Avenue was a true American hero in Villas. I am a single par- compared to those traitors ent of two, and I teach sixth in Congress. They have grade at Wildwood Middle driven American jobs to School. China. I have known Joe Boyle I’ve been buying Ameri- since moving into my home can products since 1945, nearly four Years ago. He and never had problem often assists with things one. Practically everything around my property that I I bought from China has am unable to do. gone “kaput.” He has many health is- The following were made sues, which hinder him in China: A ceiling light fi x- from following through to ture set my ceiling on fi re. the best of his ability. He is When I took it back to the a hard worker, a veteran, store, the clerk said that and a taxpaying citizen who she had a “Made in China” means no harm to anyone. ceiling catch on fi re. I had a compact $150 KIM SORBER top-of-the-line refrigerator Villas last only three years. I had These Visitors two top-of-the-line micro- waves last only 30 and 31 Love the Herald days each. A third lasted To The Editor: 59 days. I guess that’s an improvement. Lots of bad news is in the Herald. Here is some I’ve never had anything good news. made in Japan fail me. I In the summer, I work have one compact refrig- the beach tag booth at erator that’s 25 years old, Beach and Broadway. Every still ticking. Japan used to week I get 8-10 bundles of be America’s favorite trad- papers, and my people are ing partner, now China is. so glad to get them. Chinese corporations no I put the papers right doubt bribed those crooks on the counter for them. in Washington, you think? Thank you. JIM CARROLL III GLADYS BRADY Green Creek Cape May Americans Beheaded (From Page A40) that a foreign fi ghter’s number one reason that they came to fi ght was the torture at Abu Ghraib and Guantanamo. I challenge Fichter to qualify the Guantanamo “torture” element in his next article. Insofar as Abu Ghraib torture, if you were to ask most college students graduating before the 1980’s, fraternity initiations were far more egregious. Guantanamo detainees receive specially prepared foods daily, healthcare, and weekly phone calls. Detainees subject our troops to daily physical attacks and body waste. When some captured combatants were “redacted,” the Jack Fichters of the world claimed that those prisoners were subjected to abuse as those host countries were known for harsh, aggressive interrogations? Perhaps we should have the United Nations develop a miniature golf course, and soda shop, with adequate heating and cooling campus for future incarcerations. Fichter’s column concluded that when the foreign fi ghters saw the “torture photos” it was enough to make them die for a noble cause, really? Perhaps Fichter and those of his mindset should have shown specifi c photos of the woman from Ireland who was the World Care representative in Iraq, who was so brutalized that only DNA confi rmed her identity. Additionally, the same can be said for captured American soldiers and American contractors that were, beheaded, tortured, killed, set on fi re, and hung from a bridge. I resent the fact that Fichter never wrote a column condemning any of those acts of “interrogation.” The mindset of those suggesting the “Geneva conven- tion rules” apply to all combatants have never demanded that the convention change the stated mission, that lack signatories, uniforms, and a declaration of war an aggrieved country…so much for the application of details. Somehow, those countries who criticize the U.S. for non-compliance of the Geneva Convention does not want to accept any of the detainee – terrorists in their prison system. June 14 is Flag Day. On that date in 1777, the Continental Congress adopted the Stars and Stripes as the offi cial fl ag of the United States of America. In commemoration of that historic event, the Cape May County Herald printed this reproduction of our nation’s AL CROSSEN fl ag in the hope that readers will display it proudly from a window to show their patriotism. North Wildwood A44 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers June 10 2009

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