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Jimmie Hollis of Millville remembers S. B. Fuller, “One of the country’s greats.” He wonders “why we hear nothing about him in black communities as a role model for young Americans of African ancestry.” Bruce Allen of Del Haven cites examples of writer’s improper uses of economics. He says “we should not use it to support bias or pre-founded opinions. If you use it, use it properly.” Jack Wilson tells us to proceed with caution regarding fracking. He says, “The gas trapped in this shale has been there for a long time. It’s not going anywhere. Let’s take our time and extract it correctly.” Reporter, Jack Fichter talks about PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY THE SEAWAVE CORP. Ono and son, Sean Lennon, (“Artists Against Vol. 49 No. 9 Copyright 2013 Seawave Corp. All rights reserved. February 27, 2013 1508 Route 47, Rio Grande NJ 08242-1402 Fracking”) touring sites in Pennsylvania where fracking was going on. Ono and Lennon say “Stop Fracking.” Editor Al Campbell, discusses the many Police Target holidays that are observed in our country. Publisher Art Hall explores the effect that ocean rising might have on Cape May County. ‘Hot Spot’ He says, “Given the vast destruction of other seashore communities in our state, realtors Of Township are telling me they are seeing a noticeable increase in demand for Cape May County real By DEBORAH McGUIRE estate. Read all of this and more on this week’s Opinion pages A36-38. COURT HOUSE – A new concept in law en- forcement involving technology that correlates areas of high traffi c incidents to high crime Dept. of Interior areas is being used by Middle Township police to target an area long-known for its safety and Gives Lighthouse crime issues. By using the new program, police hope to have an increased presence in certain To Local Group areas to act as a deterrent as well as putting offi cers in the right place at the right time. By JACK FICHTER Police Chief Christopher Leusner presented DDACTS (Data-Driven Approaches to Crime SCHELLENGER’S LANDING – It looks likely and Traffi c Safety) to Middle Township Com- that the National Park Service will award own- mittee during its Feb. 20 work session. ership of the Brandywine Shoal Light Station, Al Campbell “DDACTS is an operational model that uses located seven miles off the Cape May County Sister Evelyn McClurkin in Mt. Olive Baptist Church dining hall, in Court House, where the integration of location-based crime and coast, to a non-profi t organization headed by walls are lined with a collection of Black History Month memorabilia. See more photos traffi c data to establish effective and effi cient Capt. Jeff Stewart Sr. and Jeff Stewart Jr., own- of church’s celebration of Black History Month on page A22. methods for deploying law enforcement and ers of the Cape May Whale Watcher boats and other resources,” Leusner told committee. The the Miss Chris Marina. program has been in effect in the township Their organization, Brandywine Shoal Light- Mt. Olive Baptist Holds 14th Annual since Jan. 1. house Inc., was selected by the National Park “Few police departments are engaging in Service based upon its application to own the Black History Month Celebration this type of activity,” he said in his explana- lighthouse. tion of the new technology. “We knew we had By AL CAMPBELL day King gave that famed speech, but was too Cape May Whale Watcher has been running to work smart, trying to fi gure out how we far away to see him. Lighthouse Adventure boat trips in conjunc- were going to provide services with limited COURT HOUSE – For the 14th year, the John R. Webb, a lifelong Vineland resident, tion with Mid Atlantic Center for the Arts and resources.” congregation of Mount Olive Baptist Church former history teacher and N.J. Department of Humanities since 1993. Police looked at crime mapping and data in marked Black History Month with an afternoon Corrections retiree, ended his service as mini- The other contender for ownership of the (Page A4 Please) presentation that included songs, dances, a mum unit supervisor responsible for care and lighthouse was the Cape May Maritime Mu- guest speaker and Buffalo Soldiers. supervision of over 300 inmates at Southwood seum and Education Center headed by Kevin Minister Willie J. Chaney of Angel Visit Prison. As he recounted those, like Frederick Blame Tax Hike (Page A7 Please) Baptist Church, gave a passionate rendition of Douglass and Rosa Parks and King, who all Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King’s famed “I have a played vital roles in history, he reviewed statis- On Ratable Drop, Group’s Goal: dream” speech given in August 1963 on the tics from the 2010 census that showed African steps of the Lincoln Memorial. Americans’ median incomes lag by $20,000 Tax Delinquents Sister Janette Moore, prior to her recitation their white counterparts and 23 percent of Long-Term Aid of a poem by Maya Angelou, told the gathering African Americans live in poverty. By JACK FICHTER that she was there, on the National Mall, the (Page A22 Please) By AL CAMPBELL VILLAS – Due to falling ratables and rising delinquent taxes, Lower Township Council COURT HOUSE – Cape May County’s Long- Use High School Classes Wisely introduced its 2013 budget featuring a 2.9- Term Recovery Group, which is preparing for cent hike in local purpose tax. That translates the aftermath of disasters it hopes will never to an annual increase of $48 for the owner of happen, met Feb. 22 at Atlantic Cape Com- To Trim College Time, Expense a $200,000 home. munity College. It was the group’s fi rst offi cial By AL CAMPBELL that same school. The total budget is $25.9 million, up from meeting, and elections were held. Middle Township High School, too, has pro- $24.5 million in 2012. Township Manager Barry Keefe was elected chairman by unani- COURT HOUSE – The discussion contin- duced attorneys who became judges, at least Michael Voll said mous vote. Marilyn Hughes of Ocean City was ues how best to get the most education for one Navy fl ag offi cer, and others who became 75 percent of the tax increase is a direct result voted co-chair. Claire Galliano was elected the tax dollar. Standards are set ever higher outstanding community members. of an increased amount of unpaid taxes in 2012 secretary. for students to graduate, and while there is All of those individuals had one thing in com- as well as successful tax appeals that reduced Volunteers from faith-based organizations are that mandate “No Child Left Behind” unless mon: a parent or guardian who refused to ac- the township’s total assessed valuation by over needed on the rolls to provide assistance, such students are prepared for college early in high cept mediocre grades from their student. They $23 million. as construction and counseling, are needed. school, their process in higher education may (Page A6 Please) (Page A8 Please) Formation of the group was advocated by be longer, if they don’t depart before attaining Cheryl Brekke, FEMA, volunteer agency liai- a diploma. son, who attended the morning meeting. She Some blame schools and teachers for not Why Was Home Declared Historic? had earlier approached freeholders and Martin preparing students, yet local history reveals By JACK FICHTER Council introduced a second ordinance to Pagliughi, county emergency management that those with serious home support can approve group “B” of the surveys which cov- director to cite the need for such a group. attain high levels of success regardless of the CAPE MAY – City Council passed one ordi- ers 527 properties which were also reviewed While emergency workers can respond im- school. nance and introduced another Feb. 19 approv- by the Planning Board. Of the 527 properties, mediately after a storm or other disaster, the As an example, while some may hold Wild- ing two new surveys of historic properties in 244 resulted in no change from the original long-term recovery team will assist months and wood High School in low regard for academics, the city but some homeowners are questioning determinations, 283 saw a change from their possibly even years later. that school has produced more Superior Court why their homes have been added to the list. original status. Those homeowners will receive For example, there are still victims of Hur- judges for the Atlantic-Cape Vicinage than any City Manager Bruce MacLeod said the city’s a certifi ed letter from the city informing them ricane Katrina who have not been returned to other school. Planning Board reviewed group “A” which of their change in status, said MacLeod. their homes after seven years. A major general who stood shoulder to totaled 349 properties surveyed. Of the 349 Over the past three to four years the city’s The meeting broke into smaller groups to shoulder with President Obama and Vice properties, 272 saw no change from the origi- survey of historic structures has been updated, discuss their goals. President Biden on Inauguration Day graduated nal status while 77 properties had a change in said MacLeod. He said each survey had been re- Keefe, who retired after 22 years as head of from Lower Cape May Regional High School. status. Council approved the surveys by passing viewed by a professional third party agency. (Page A7 Please) Physicians and attorneys have graduated from an ordinance. (Page A9 Please) Happenings! Clip and Save School News Sports & Recreation Dining & Entertainment Weekly Features CoComingming Automotive...... A 3 0 Business ...... A 1 7 MaMarchrch 3 Calendar of Events ...... A 2 6 Celebrations/Births ...... A 1 5 Classifieds ...... A 2 8 Firefighters ...... A 1 5 ! Fishing/Tides ...... A 2 1 Movies ...... 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Van Drew’s (D-1st) state said he was “not a betting Super Storm Sandy and the other coastal areas will also NEW HOURS: OPEN 7 DAYS senate resolution to slow man,” but has been looking new FEMA Flood Maps are be affected. Years ago the the proposed severe rate at the tally of who passed more than the our coastal National Flood Insurance SUN.SUUN.. - SSAT.AAT. • 11010amam - 55pmppm increases in flood insur- the legislation and it may economy can tolerate. Program was originally in- u LICENSED u Bonded Serving the Communityunity Since 1994 I am drafting a State Sincce 19994 ance. be hard to overcome. He tended to underwrite fl ood u Trusted u Safe u I.D. Required “Whereas the Biggers- said as owners of second Senate Resolution request- insurance costs because Buying ALL GOLD, SILVER & PLATINUM Waters Flood Insurance homes see their fl ood in- ing Congress to slow their we knew it would always JEWELRY,, COINS,, ETC. (1964() and older) legislation of 2012 has the surance expires this year, rate increase process and be excessive. The Federal Buying Gold & Estate JJewelryewelry potential to severely dam- they will fi nd a 25 percent to evaluate the economic government viewed water- JUST IN increase each year until it consequences of this leg- front commerce as so vital Large Collection of OfÅ cial age the economic vitality of We Pay Top Dollar and are NASCAR items, many of them Cape May County through reaches the actual cost of islation, which was passed to our economy that the Highly Competitive! signed! the revised FEMA maps the insurance. last year, before moving for- investment would be wor- www.jeweledtreasures.comwwwww jej wwelleddtreasurrresees.cc comomom and increased fl ood insur- For full time residents, ward with these extreme thy because of our shipping ance rates for residents and higher flood insurance rate hikes. Imposing new ports, travel, and tourism. Bayshore Rd. & Greenwoodd AAve., VVillasill second home owners and costs will begin in 2014, restrictions on homeown- The Flood Insurance Re- whereas this legislation said Beck. ers and reducing flood form Act of 2012 will have 886-6563 has a four year time frame Van Drew provided the insurance subsidies for a drastic affect on these to accomplish these rate Herald with a copy of letter certain property owners industries and could hinder increases and due to the he wrote to U.S. Rep. Frank in coastal areas, will not our economic recovery. severity of the potential LoBiondo: just have a dramatic affect The Bigger-Waters Flood impact, we request that “The Flood Insurance on the Jersey Shore, but Insurance Reform Act of our federal legislators seek Reform Act of 2012 has will have national conse- 2012 will phase out fl ood modifi cation of this legisla- the potential to foster se- quences and could dampen insurance subsidies for tion to extend the time rious economic harm to an already shaky economy. (Page A8 Please) Medical Center Adjusts to Leaner Funding By AL CAMPBELL for Medicare and Medic- Precyse for all transcrip- healthcare providers.” aid are forcing hospitals tion services performed To the part of the inqui- COURT HOUSE – Lean- throughout the country to in the Health Information ry that regarded nursing er Medicare and Medicaid confront new challenges Management Department, staff layoffs, the Medical reimbursements are forc- and deliver enhanced val- and all fi ve of our transcrip- Center replied, “Cape Re- ing some changes at Cape ue to patients and lower tionists were offered and gional Medical Center has Regional Medical Center. the overall cost of care. accepted positions to work not had a ‘huge layoff of In response to a reader’s “Effective Feb. 11, 2013, for Precyse. nursing.’ This past month, inquiry to the Herald, the our new transcription ven- “This is a trend that has Cape Regional Medical ® following was provided by dor in the Health Informa- been occurring over the Center restructured our Tom Piratzky, executive tion Management Depart- last decade throughout the nursing management team director, Cape Regional ment became Precyse, country. 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Wil- ping over onto its roof in Williams said the agers were sent to area liams “The driver then the right lane of traffi c. 17-year-old driver was in Prices Effective 3/1-3/3 hospitals after the vehicle overcorrected to the left A 15-year-old female sit- possession of a graduated in which they were travel- and the vehicle crossed ting in the rear center as driver’s license (GDL). $ lb. ing ran off the road in the the right shoulder and well as the 17-year-old front No summonses have Fresh Fluke Fillet . . . . 7.95 southbound lanes of the lane and entered the left passenger were airlifted to been issued. The accident Garden State Parkway at lane of travel and over- Atlanticare Regional Medi- remains under investiga- milepost 15.5. compensated again to the cal Center for treatment of tion. Macaroni & Cheese According to State Police, right and lost control of the their injuries. Both are re- In addition to State $ ea. the one-vehicle accident vehicle.” ported in stable condition, Police, Middle Township w/Lobster Meat ...... 6.50 occurred Feb. 19 at 8:48 According to Williams, according to police. police, Court House Fire p.m. when the 17-year-old the vehicle then rotated “The remaining occu- Department, Middle Town- driver of the 2006 Ford clockwise across the right pants, all three of them, ship EMS and Atlanticare TAKEOUT SPECIALS Escape ran off the road onto lane and shoulder before it were taken to Cape Re- EMS responded to the the grass berm. impacted a guardrail. The gional Medical Center via scene. Wednesday Only 2/27 Teacher and Coach Remembered $ By DEBORAH McGUIRE or “Coach” to an army of years later, McCracken than life. “He was some- Fried Shrimp Platter ...... 5.95 former students who grew was a force to be reckoned body who just exuded class. (Regularly WILDWOOD – Bernard up under his watchful eye with. He demanded respect and Served with French Fries or Baked Potato & Cole Slaw McCracken was the kind and expert tutelage. “He was tough,” said exuded respect.” $10.50) of teacher and coach who Born in Latrobe, Pa., Wildwood Mayor Ernest Troiano said not only taught and led by example. McCracken passed away Troiano. “He was tough did McCracken demand He instilled in his students Feb. 8 at the age of 77 but he was fair. If you respect; students who Friday & Saturday 3/1 & 3/2 a sense of respect for him at his home in Lakeland, made the effort, he re- worked hard and stayed $ and that respect filtered Fla. He and his wife Kitty warded you.” Troiano, a on the straight and nar- Fried Oyster Platter...... 10.95 out from the students in moved to Florida in 1994 1969 graduate of the high row earned the teacher’s his classroom and on the in order for the basketball school, was coached by respect. Served with Macaroni & Cheese & Stewed Tomatoes gymnasium fl oor to the rest coach to enjoy another of McCracken during his high “If you tried, he worked of the world as those stu- his favorite games, golf. school basketball career. doubly hard to make sure dents grew to adulthood. From the day he walked According to the mayor, you got some comprehen- Broiled or Fried Flounder, To his dying day he was into Wildwood High School McCracken was a man sion out of it – both as a called “Mr. McCracken” in 1960 until he left 34 who was seemed larger teacher and a coach.” $ “It goes without saying Crab Cake & Shrimp Platter.. 10.95 Bernie was an outstanding Served with French Fries or Baked Potato & Cole Slaw Five-Month Investigation Ends coach,” said Wildwood School District Superin- Sexual Assault Arrest Made tendent Dennis Anderson, Appetizer • $7.95 STONE HARBOR – A unknown male entered is pending extradition to who served as high school five-month investiga- her residence and alleg- New Jersey where he will vice-principal during Mc- Clams Casino tion into a sexual assault edly sexually assaulted be charged with burglary Cracken’s tenure at the and burglary ended Feb. her while she was in bed. and aggravated criminal school. 22 with the arrest of a The female awoke, at sexual contact. Both are Anderson added while SUNDAY MARCH 3RD ONLY Montgomery County, Pa. which time Boone fl ed. crimes of the third degree McCracken is being re- man. A joint investigation and, as such, are subject membered predominantly According to a joint between the Cape May to incarceration of up to for his impressive coach- release issued by County County Prosecutor’s Of- fi ve years in state prison. ing career, his career as a BUY 1 GET 1 FREE Prosecutor Robert Taylor fi ce Special Victims Unit Taylor and Reynolds teacher of mathematics was and Stone Harbor Po- and Stone Harbor Police commended the efforts even more impressive. BROILED or FRIED SEAFOOD COMBO PLATTER lice Chief Paul Reynolds, was begun. It ended on of all agencies, including “He took great pride in Charles Boone was ar- the morning of Feb. 22 the Montgomery County it,” said his former col- (Shrimp, scallops, fi llet of fi sh & deviled clam) rested in Pennsylvania. with Boone’s arrest. District Attorney’s Of- league. “He was an out- Served with French Fries or The investigation began Boone is in custody fi ce, which brought to a standing teacher.” $ 95 on Sept. 29, 2012 after a in Montgomery County successful conclusion the Anderson said above all, Baked Potato and Cole Slaw ...... 13 Stone Harbor resident charged with fugitive investigation. McCracken considered reported to police that an from justice charges. He (Page A11 Please) Call ahead and we’ll have it waiting for you! A4 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers February 27 2013 Police Target Shipmates, Family (From Page A1) something. I want business owners to walk out and see pedestrian details when a police car engaging in some type of activity.” data show the need for their attempt to be highly effective with fewer offi cers, With increased police visibility and enforcement police more aggressive details. Honor Deceased Coast the chief explained. hope it will have a detrimental effect on crime and traffi c “It’s not just motor ve- “Our goal,” he said, “is to reduce the incidents of incidents. Using the data provided by DDACTS, offi cers hicle stops,” explained Ed- Guardsman’s ‘Legacy’ crime, crashes and traffi c incidents in the community, will be better utilized during the days and hours where wards of the department’s CAPE MAY – The Coast Guard dedicated staff bar- in turn reducing social harm.” elevations in crime and accidents are seen. focus in the Rio Grande racks at its only enlisted basic training facility to a Leusner noted when township police analyzed their Leusner said while police will continue to enforce traf- area. “It’s a combination Coast Guardsman killed in action during a ceremony crime and crash data they showed crimes often involved fi c laws throughout the township, police time is better of things such as traffic Feb. 26. a motor vehicle. spent in the area where most offenses occur. enforcement, offi cers in the Petty Offi cer 3rd Class Nathan Bruckenthal, who Capt. John Edwards told the Herald in 90 percent of “We made 573 car stops in that area in 2012,” Leusner area doing directed patrols graduated basic training here in 1999, was killed by cases, an overlay of traffi c crashes and criminal offenses said. “I want to see 2,000 car stops when I look at the data and street contact.” suicide bombers during Operation Iraqi Freedom will be in the same area. for the end of 2013,” the chief said. To date, since the Township police will defending oil platforms off the Iraqi coast April 24, According to Joseph A. McMillan, president of the onset of the new year, police have made 263 car stops. monitor the efficacy of 2004. Offi cials at the training center recognized National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Execu- Police offi cials have met with area business owners to DDACTS throughout the Bruckenthal’s sacrifi ce on the 13th anniversary of tives, “If the data analysis reveals that criminal activity let them know they will be seeing an increased police year and change their his graduation from the facility by dedicating staff and traffi c crashes occur at a specifi c place within a presence. approach, if necessary, ac- living quarters to his memory. community, then it is at that place that law enforcement “It’s all about outcomes,” Leusner told committee. cording to data received. “Petty Offi cer Bruckenthal’s selfl ess service and activities need to be focused.” “Our outcomes are we want to reduce crime and we Leusner showed results sacrifi ce epitomizes our core values of honor, respect Leusner told committee the only other police depart- want to reduce crashes.” for Baltimore County and devotion to duty, and he continues to make a ment in the area to be using DDACTS is Egg Harbor Leusner said higher police visibility will act as a stron- in Maryland. By using lasting contribution to our service through his legacy, Township. Police Chief Michel Morris told Leusner the ger deterrent to criminals contemplating the commission DDACTS, motor vehicle which shapes future generations of Coast Guards- program was “one of the best things I’ve ever done,” of a crime. stops went up by 49 per- men,” said Capt. Bill Kelly, the commanding offi cer referring to an area near Shore Mall, dubbed “The Ber- “If someone living in a motel in Rio Grande is up to cent with a reduction of of Training Center Cape May. muda Triangle.” no good, the chances of a Middle Township police offi cer 18 percent in burglar- Bruckenthal’s father and several other family In a township that spans 72 square miles, a one-half coming across their path are pretty signifi cant because ies; 29 percent in robber- members were scheduled to attend the ceremony square mile area has been identifi ed as Middle Township’s we’re spending more time there,” he added. ies; 35 percent in auto to unveil memorials dedicated to the Coast Guards- hot spot: Rio Grande. Edwards said the effect of having an increased presence thefts; and 2.5 percent in man’s service and sacrifi ce. The Coast Guardsman “A good portion of our activity is happening in that will have two effects – lowering crashes and lowering the crashes. leaves behind a wife and child who were unable to part of town,” said Leusner. “Our analysis shows that on amount of crime. Mayor Daniel Lockwood attend the event Route 47 between the areas of the Off Shore Motel and “I think there’s a third effect,” Edwards added. “Resi- said he was 100 percent The Coast Guard’s most senior leaders were sched- Railroad Avenue and on Route 9 between the WalMart dent satisfaction for people who live in that area.” behind technology initia- uled to attend the ceremony including Commandant and Social Services is our hot spot. Over the past two With an increased police presence in the targeted area, tives that support offi cer of the Coast Guard Adm. Robert J. Papp and Master years, 24 percent of all offenses reported to us happened residents throughout the township will not see a lesser effi ciency as well as safety Chief Petty Offi cer of the Coast Guard Michael P. in that half-mile square area.” police presence in other areas. and helps to fi ght crime. Levitt. The ceremony came only one day prior to the Leusner added 35 percent of traffi c crashes happen in “We’re still maintaining the same responsibility in “This is great,” Lock- State of the Coast Guard speech by the Commandant that Rio Grande area, with 800 to 1,000 accidents oc- other areas of the township,” said Edwards. “Nothing wood said. in Washington; however, the Coast Guard’s most curring in the past two years. “We’re seeing our crashes is being taken away from other residents in the town- The mayor noted the senior offi cer wanted to ensure he was present for and our crime are overlapping.” ship.” decrease in the number of this “important and signifi cant event for the Coast “We have more crashes in that area and that’s our Programs such as “Street of the Week” will continue police offi cers. Guard and Training Center Cape May.” hotel and business district,” said Edwards. “That’s where to be part of the department’s offering. “If anyone has “We’re committed to A number of Bruckenthal’s shipmates, colleagues our crime is.” complaints about traffi c, suspicious activity or criminal try and get those numbers and friends attended the ceremony in his honor. On an annual basis, throughout the township police is- activity they want to report, they can submit their street,” back up, working in the Petty Offi cer 1st Class Joseph Ruggiero, who was sue approximately 4,000 summonses and make between added the captain. budget constraints that we by Bruckenthal’s side when he was killed, was a 5,000 to 6,000 car stops. Leusner said he hopes to redis- The increase in car stops should increase the have.” distinguished guest. tribute a portion of traffi c enforcement time. numbers of warrant arrests and drug arrests. “I’m excited about it,” Bruckenthal’s company commanders, who led him Patrols will now spend one-third of their traffi c enforce- “We’re going to take people off the street who we nor- said Leusner. “I do believe through recruit training, will help unveil a memorial ment time in the targeted Rio Grande area. mally wouldn’t take off the street because we’re going to when I sit down and do in his honor. The master of ceremonies for the event, Police patrols have been instructed to step their visibil- increase the likelihood that we’re going to come across the numbers we will have Lt. Cmdr. Doug Daniels, escorted Bruckenthal to his ity in the hot spot area. “I want you to spend 20 minutes them,” noted Leusner. succeeded. We will have fi nal resting place at Arlington National Cemetery, in that area conducting a car stop,” Leusner said he told In addition to increased traffi c enforcement, the one- reduced crime in that area Va., in 2004. patrols.” I want you to spend that time in that area. 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© Herald Newspapers 2013 “Find It At Find’s!” A6 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers February 27 2013 High School (From Page A1) Cape MayCape County May County High High SchoolSchool Test ScoresTest Scores set high standards and would settle for nothing less. State of StateNew of NewJersey Jersey 20112011 Report Report Cards Cards Dr. Peter Mora, president of Atlantic Cape Community College, with campuses in Court House and Mays Land- SAT TEST RESULTS HSPA TEST RESULTS ing, knows well that preparation for college starts early. (Scholastic Assessment Test) (High School Profi ciency Assessment) Those students who take college preparatory courses in high school, and attain a 1075 on the SAT or Accuplacer MATHEMATICS VERBAL ESSAY LANGUAGE ARTS MATHEMATICS test, will start as college freshmen, and will likely com- Percent % Rec, Percent % Rec, plete their associate’s degree in two years. Placement Placement Those who place lower on math and writing tests are more likely to have to take remedial classes at Atlantic SCORE RANK SCORE RANK SCORE RANK Profi cient Atlantic Profi cient Atlantic Cape, adding to their time and expense to attain a de- Cape College Cape College gree. As a community college, Atlantic Cape is mandated 2010/2011 2010/2011 2010/2011 to take anyone from the county who is 18 years old and STATE AVERAGE 517 493 496 90.4 76.0 “who may benefi t from instruction.” “Unfortunately, half of the full-time students (at Atlantic Ocean City 513 1 499 1 483 1 94.0 44% 83.7 27% Cape) do not meet that (1075 requirement) in writing Cape May Cty Tech. 495 2 491 2 474 3 98.6 N/A 81.6 N/A and math,” said Mora. To advance, Mora said that students must pass those Lower Cape Reg. 494 3 486 3 475 2 89.7 36% 70.6 36% remedial courses before they can take their fi rst college Middle Township 494 3 466 4 453 4 93.9 43% 74.3 25% level course. That adds to the tuition cost and time to attain a de- Wildwood High 444 4 422 5 422 5 68.0 20% 56.0 5% gree, he added. Atlantic Cape’s average student age is 25-26, meaning “we have a lot coming here who have been out of high Reference: http://education.state.nj.us/rc/rc11 school for a long time,” said Mora. Some of those may NOTES have attained a GED diploma, and while they are eligible Mora points to high schools as “a point of interven- to attend college. Note 1: All 5 schools below state average in Mathematics to be in college, without doing well in intermediate tion” where college offi cials know success begins. “That is a decision mom and Essay on SAT's. algebra, they may experience diffi culty in completing “In those schools we know if we work with that and dad and the student Note 2: 4 of 5 schools are below state average in Verbal on courses. strategy we can improve student’s capacity to be college has to make,” said Mora. SAT's. That underscores the importance of high school stu- ready when they graduate. “We can work with Note 3: Wildwood High School consistently ranks last in all dents to take, and successfully pass, their mathematics Desire, too, is an important factor to success in col- parents and high schools categories. classes, including algebra, calculus, and some trigonom- lege, he noted. Taking college preparatory classes in to make students aware etry. high school does not necessarily mean a student wants that, if they want to go ASSESSMENTS to college, to be college Note 1: State test results and actual college placement at ready, they have to take Atlantic Cape College is disturbing. college (prep) courses,” Note 2: Example: Ocean City tested at 83.7 profi cient in Mora said. Math but only 27% recommended for college level math at What Mora and other Atlantic Cape College. educators term “K-12 Note 3: Example: Wildwood tested at 56.0 profi cient in Math Alignment” also helps, but only 5% recommended for college level math at Atlantic your UPXO your TUPSF since all New Jersey Com- Cape College. mon Core Standards de- JUST SOME THOUGHTS mand the same standards All schools MUST raise academic standards on all levels. of measurement of student Schools should not continue to advance students who do free 8-pc. gift achievement. not qualify for next grade. “All curricula is aligned Colleges should not accept students who do not meet in all schools so they are admission standards. with any Elizabeth Arden purchase doing the same level of Parents would be concerned if they were aware of this instruction,” he said. That information.. goal should be attained by High schools should know what various colleges require and of 29.50 or more 2015, he added. Middle schools should work with High schools on require- The aim of it all, Mora ments. said, is “So that the exit Who is most responsible for such academic performance? I LOVE MY level of their seniors” will Boards, Administrators? Teachers? Parents? Dept of Ed? be on par with college requirements. GIFT “We recommend four “We are not telling are ill prepared in high years of Algebra 1 and 2, high schools what to do school, their future ed- advanced math, trig and or what the curriculum ucation will be longer, calculus. We minimally should be,” said Mora, costlier, and may prove recommend at least two Instead, college offi cials more diffi cult than those years of algebra for core know that, if students properly prepared. standards, and a third year would be better,” Mora said. What Becomes Data shows that stu- dents graduating high Of Unopened Ballots? school who have not taken COURT HOUSE – A retention schedule, which college preparatory cours- caller asked the Herald is two years after the date es will have a more diffi - what would happen to of election,” County Clerk cult time being successful his mail-in vote, cast last Rita Fulginiti responded. in college, he said. month on the Wildwood Ballots are destroyed by Mora cited the close city referendum regarding shredding. working relationship be- beach tags? 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Stew- Volunteers In Medicine and Maloney in written correspondence their applications art said Yank Marine of Tuckahoe would be a partner in OF CAPE MAY COUNTY were carefully evaluated by looking at their proposed the project. maintenance, preservation, use, fi nancial and manage- Stewart said Brandywine Shoal Light Station may be Care this week ment plans for the lighthouse. the most important lighthouse in Delaware Bay since it made possible by generous donations from: “Based upon our review and evaluation, the Na- is the fi rst main light a ship encounters at the mouth of tional Park Service will recommend the Secretary of Delaware Bay where shipping traffi c lines up for Pauls- VECERE ORTHODONTICS the Interior select boro, Marcus Hook and Philadelphia. Brandywine Shoal The whale watcher boats will not fi t inside a harbor JIM & KARIN WREN Lighthouse Inc. as around the lighthouse but the organization has smaller the recipient of the boats that can dock at the light station, said Stewart. Leona Betz Brandywine Shoal Lower Township Council voted unanimously Aug. 6, Light Station in ac- 2012 to accept the title to Brandywine Shoal Light Sta- cordance with the tion if it was awarded to Cape May Maritime Museum. NHLPA (National Maloney’s plan was to then lease the lighthouse from Thank You: Historic Light- the township. For more information call 609-463-2846 house Preservation Act),” she said. The selection recommendation is subject to admin- THE BUSINESS GUIDE istrative review. Cape May Mari- time Museum had 15 days beginning Feb. 11 to petition a review of the rec- ommendation. Maloney told For Business Guide Information, Call Mark at 609-953-1942 the Herald Feb. 20 he was awaiting the advice of coun- C sel about the possibility of asking for an administrative AWNINGS - CANOPIES REMODELING & review “to make sure the process was followed.” He faced & SHUTTERS a deadline of Feb. 25. REPAIR MATERIALS According to Toothman, if Cape May Maritime Muse- um does not request a review, the Secretary of the Interior Miami-Somers Co. will forward the recommendation to the Administrator Since 1950 of the General Services Administration. 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That is more than He said anticipated surplus decreased by $440,000 $200,000 this year which will double over the next two Still the Same Leading Firm. or 20.77 percent. The reserve for uncollected taxes years. He said police pensions increased by $50,000. increased by $384,976 or 20.83 percent. Due to new union contracts, salaries and wages in- “We must pay the county, the schools, and the fi re creased $200,000 over 2012, said the mayor. real estate districts 100 percent even though we collected 97.21 The township saw $80,000 less revenue from construc- restaurants beauty salons percent,” said Voll. tion permit fees due to a weak economy, he said. Salary and wages increased by $222,641 or 2.3 per- Beck said the last thing council wished to do was raise ice cream parlors boardwalk stores cent, he said. Voll stated new contracts will level out taxes, but it had an obligation to maintain the fi scal health salary levels over future years. of the township. condominiums campgrounds There has been a tax rate increase of only one cent “If you come up and say ‘cut here, cut there,’ I’m going since 2009, Voll said. to ask you what services you want cut?” he said. hotels marinas arcades The township’s full time employees have been reduced Beck said new FEMA regulations that would make to 129 from 144 in 2008. fl ood insurance very expensive for residents could affect Our Specialty is ...YOU! New negotiated union contracts have been reduced future tax collection rates. substantially to refl ect the current economy, said Voll. “These are uncharted waters we’re in,” he said. Police offi cers were starting at $47,000 with a seven-step Councilman James Neville speculated high flood Paci¿ c & Pine Aves., Wildwood guide to reach their top salary, he said. insurance rates could be a nightmare for second home Under the new contract, a police offi cer starts at owners. He said those with a mortgage that receive a 25 609-522-0246 • www.turnerstauffer.com $33,000 with an 18-step guide before reaching top sal- percent yearly increase in their fl ood insurance and fi nd ary, Voll said. An additional police offi cer has been hired out the elevation of their home is six feet below fl ood to bring the township’s full-time offi cers to 41 with 12 level, could receive an insurance bill so high, they walk Class II offi cers. away from the home. Medically Speaking Public Works employees went from a starting salary “The only people that could buy that piece of property a radio show hosted by Michael Boriss, DO of $42,000 to a new starting salary of $30,000. Under is someone coming in with cash,” said Neville. “What the new contracts, employees must contribute towards are they going to pay for it? Not much.” FACC, FACOI · Cape Regional Cardiologist their health insurance coverage. He said township ratables would drop further placing “These new contracts will refl ect a substantial savings the burden on taxpayers that remain in the township. Celebrating 25 Years on the Air! in the future years, at the same time providing all the ser- Neville said FEMA has not provided any answers to the vices that the township currently provides,” said Voll. township. The township hired a full-time engineer that will A public hearing for the budget is scheduled for April Kidney Failure produce a large savings in our engineering cost, he said. 1 at 6 p.m. at Township Hall. The engineer will serve the Planning and Zoning Boards, deal with drainage issues, oversee any and all road and Featuring special guest construction projects, meet with new developers to ex- pedite approval process, and to provide inspections on Le Reve^ Designs all municipal work, said Voll. Kitchen & Bath Design Melind Pandya, M.D. All municipal buildings have been converted from oil 3156 Rt 9 South • Rio Grande, NJ 08242 Board-Certifi ed Nephrologist heat to burn less expensive natural gas. Voll said a “slug” 1877-4 U Le Reve in the budget was $10,000-per-month utility bills for the township’s Public Safety Building at the county airport. WCMC-AM 1230 & WMID-AM 1340 The number of township vehicles has been reduced. Four-wheel-drive SUV’s have been replaced by the Ford 9:30 am on Saturday, March 2 Focus, which gets 38 miles per gallon, according to Listen on the web at www.caperegional.com Voll. Municipal Auditor Leon Costello said the budget com- Physician Referral 1-800-362-4123 plied with all the state spending caps. The budget is $1.7 million under the state’s spending limit. The main factor driving the tax rate increase was a lack of revenue not an expenditure problem, he said. herald_kidney_failure.indd 1 2/25/2013 10:11:56 AM “You are not alone, this is pretty rampant in most towns Cape May County with fund balance dropping, percentage of collections Bathroom Cabinets Wallpaper dropping, appeals are going up, it’s statewide not just 10-40% OFF 20% OFF Career and Training Expo Lower Township,” he said. Kitchen Cabinets Tile A proposed state law would change the tax appeal 10-50% OFF 20% OFF process, he said. 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Beautiful “If they did a certain block, they looked at every single property on that block and Smiles! made a determination as to whether they were key, contributing or neither of the two classifi cations,” he said. Mayor Edward J. Mahaney Jr. said 883 structures in Cape May have been surveyed Chie Li Ee, D.M.D., P.A. to date He said the city was undertaking General, Cosmetic, Implant Dentistry the survey to maintain its National Historic 1239 Washington St. Landmark status. Resident Sandy Johnson of Washington Street, ques- from the ordinance and for a meeting to be scheduled NOW INTRODUCING tioned why her home was listed as historic. She said she with those responsible for changing the status of the ® approached the city’s Historic Preservation Commission building. Fastbraces ! (HPC) in 1995 and was told by an HPC member her home Resident Bernie Haas asked if a total of 1,525 properties was classifi ed as a World War II-era bungalow. were included in the survey. MacLeod said that number Incredible new patient offer Johnson said she has now been told her home will be a was the intended goal at the end of the process. “contributing” structure to the historic district. Haas asked when the fi nal 649 properties would be • Comprehensive Exam She said she thought it was “unconscionable” on the surveyed. • Gum Disease Screening part of the city to drag more structures into the historic “That depends upon the availability of funding,” said • Personal Consultation district. Mahaney. “This process has been going on for several $ • Oral Cancer Screening • Dental Cleaning* “My house has no historic value, my house is the same years.” • Necessary X-Rays house it was in 1995,” said Johnson. He said the city has received competitive grants to do 88up to a *unless gum disease is present Like Us On Facebook! 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He said the report on each property is four to eight pages in length. “The description of my house, whoever did it, I thought this person had to be drunk in plain English,” said John- son. “The entrance to my basement was described as a shed.” Mahaney asked council to remove Johnson’s property from the ordinance and for a meeting to be scheduled with those responsible for changing the status of her home. Angie Myshko, president of the Girls Friendly Society, owners of the Holiday House, 644 Hughes St., said the building had been designated as a “key property” and questioned a change in status to “contributing” on the new survey. Mahaney asked council to remove 644 Hughes St. Seeingeeieieiningn is 2013 Believing Presented by Dr. Michael J. Caruso & Dr. Steven M. 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GO RED FOR WOMEN Judge Porto Returns to Alma Mater, EVENT SERIES Hosted by Genesis HealthCare Tells Pupils of the Judiciary THURSDAY, FEB. 14TH Heart Disease is the #1 Killer NORTH CAPE CENTER (700 Townbank Road - North Cape May) of Women age 20 and over, By DEBORAH McGUIRE courthouse where they’ll Women and Heart Disease but is largely PREVENTABLE. be able to view non-con- 2:30 PM - Registration and Refreshments Educate yourself on how to decrease your risk. 3:00 PM - Speaker: Dr. Michael Boriss, Heart Disease is the #1 Killer WILDWOOD – When it fi dential proceedings and Local Cardiologist of Women age 20 and over, comes to judges, Wildwood meet with Porto once but is largely PREVENTABLE. THURSDAY, FEB. 21ST Educate yourself on how to High School has a knack again. VICTORIA MANOR decrease your risk. (3809 Bayshore Road - North Cape May) for turning them out. On Law Day will be observed Discussion on Heart Health Feb. 25, Superior Court on May 1 of this year. Porto 1:00 - 3:00 PM - Screenings Provided through Cape Regional Medical Center Parish Nurses Judge John Porto returned explained the theme of (Blood Pressure, Blood Sugar, Cholesterol) to the hallowed halls of his the upcoming observance THURSDAY,3:00 - 3:45 FEB. PM -28TH Speakers: Bonnie Kratzer, Cape Regional Parish Nurses Director and Dick alma mater to speak with is “Realizing the Dream: AT VICTORIAColosi, Health COMMONS Educator for the NJ Department students about the judiciary Equality for All.” of Health discussing Heart Health (610 Townbank Road - North Cape May) and to hopefully light a “What we wanted to do THURSDAY, FEB. 28TH spark that will enlighten with the (school) program HeartAT VICTORIA Healthy COMMONS Cooking (610 Townbank Road - North Cape May) yet another member of the was reach out to the com- 2:00 PMHeart - Live Healthy Cooking DemonstrationCooking 2:00 PM - Live Cooking Demonstration Warrior Nation to set their munity to show the doors goal toward a seat on the Deborah McGuire of the courthouse are open judicial bench. Judge John Porto speaks with students. to everyone and that judges “I graduated from Wild- are part of their commu- timidate people. 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McCracken’s teaching style can best be described as There are some people who, no matter how much older - Double Board old school. you get, you will always look at them as your superior, “In his classroom there were two doors,” Anderson your mentor.” Certifi ed in recalled. “One door always remained closed and the kids McCracken took a sabbatical from coaching high knew not to go in that doorway. When the kids entered school basketball for several years. When he returned to Cardiology the classroom they knew to go directly to their seats and coaching word got out that the legendary McCracken was sit down and open their books to get ready.” back on the courts. “Bernie’s Army” was created when - Treated over Anderson said after the bell rang, McCracken would community members followed his career. purposely audibly close the door. “The Warrior Nation became Bernie’s Army,” said 30,000 “The room would go dead silent,” Anderson said. Troiano, referring to the Wildwood Warriors. Dr. Suketu H. Nanavati, M.D. FACC “At the end of the period when the bell rang, nobody According to Troiano, while the coach enjoyed many Cape May moved. Nobody closed their books or put their pencils wins on the court, it was more than winning a game. down until Mr. McCracken said it was time to pack up He said McCracken’s lessons on winning and losing County and leave. That’s how much he was respected and that’s have served him well decades later in both business and politics. CAPE HEART Residents how disciplined he was.” According to Anderson, students in McCracken’s math “Everybody wants to win,” said the mayor. “But if you class got their money’s worth with the teacher teaching went out there and did everything you were supposed - Utilizing the from the beginning of the period straight through until to do and did it to the best of your ability, that was a win CLINIC the last bell. “There was no down time.” for him. If you played hard, that was okay. All he wanted latest & most On the outside of the classroom the teacher was very and all he demanded was you do your best.” different. McCracken was as much a part of the city and its his- advanced “He was just a great guy,” said Anderson. “He was tory as salt water taffy and tram cars. somebody you could share a laugh with and was some- “He was beyond a treasure,” said Troiano of the late technologies body who put kids fi rst. He loved and cherished his coach and teacher. “Treasures are sometimes just put up family. He constantly talked about them – his wife Kitty, on a shelf and you look at them through glass or you can’t touch it or you can’t understand what it is. He wasn’t like Bucky, Beth and Lori and especially his grandchildren.” For an appt. call: 609-465-7517 To Anderson, McCracken was “a special individual. that. You could touch him and talk to him.” He was a special teacher and he was somebody who will The loss of McCracken is “another loss in the thread of 2 Village Dr., Cape May Court House always be linked to Wildwood High School.” Wildwood,” said McCracken’s former basketball player. McCracken came to this seaside city in 1960 to teach “Even though he lived in Florida for 18 years, he was www.capeheartclinic.com mathematics at the high school after graduating from still our coach.” Indiana University of Pennsylvania with a degree in Secondary Mathematics Education. His skill as an educator were unparalleled, said Troiano. “He could say a million things with just an expression,” said the mayor. “And he’d use it in the classroom.” When it came to basketball, however, McCracken was known as a fi ery coach. With a record of 256 wins to 88 losses, McCracken’s career as a coach is an impressive one. He was inducted into the South Jersey Basketball Hall of Fame in 1984. “If you were an offi cial and you didn’t call a good game, you caught his wrath. You did not want to be on the receiving end of that wrath.”

Deborah McGuire Mary Champion, with her father, Robert, right and Middle Township Mayor Dan Lockwood. Newest Offi cer is a Champion By DEBORAH McGUIRE tered the oath, Middle Township’s newest po- COURT HOUSE – Mid- lice offi cer had her badge dle Township swore in its pinned onto her blue shirt newest police offi cer Feb. by her father, retired North 20, and it goes without say- Wildwood police officer ing she’s a champion. Robert Champion. Before family, friends Hired in 2011 as a Class and colleagues, Mary II Special Officer, Mary Champion, of Court Champion left that position House, took her oath of to work as a dispatcher in offi ce from Mayor Daniel the township. In her new Lockwood during Town- position she joins three ship Committee’s regular other female full-time meeting. members of the township’s Joe and Eileen DeFeo Egg Harbor Township, NJ After being adminis- police department.

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By AL CAMPBELL Healthcare Act, and then A new 3.38 percent pliance. we said we would wait and Medicare contribution on Also in 2014, limit for BURLEIGH – They talked see what happened in the unearned income for indi- out of pocket will be $6,250 affordable health care over presidential election.” viduals making $200,000 for single and $12,500 for lunch, Feb. 21 at Wildwood Clark said it is the cham- and couples making a family. Golf and Country Club. ber’s aim to inform mem- $250,000. Limit deductibles to Over sandwiches and sal- bers “how to handle new New FSA contribution $2,000 for single and ads, five local insurance things.” limits: $4,000 family. 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The “game” adjusted gross income). to the membership was form of skin cancer (melanoma), research now Valiant though the effort changes when there are 51 Some of the changes that for every dollar invest- shows that tanning beds may also raise the odds was for members of Cape employees on the payroll. on the horizon for 2014 ed in a company’s wellness of developing the most common form of skin May County Chamber of There are no penalties regarding healthcare: program, three dollars are cancer. According to a recent study conducted by Commerce, there were for those small businesses Pre-existing restrictions saved in benefi ts paid. as many questions raised not providing coverage. removed for everyone. As employees are made the Yale School of Public Health, which involved as answered to the best of “It is a non-issue,” said New employee waiting more aware of wellness Stephen Sanborne, 750 people under the age of 40, those who used those agents’ abilities. Senior. He cautioned own- period is maximum 90 in relation to their life- Thomas H. Heist Insur- Joining to enlighten the ers to be mindful to deter- days. Insurance exchanges styles, medical costs may indoor tanning beds had a 69 percent increased ance Agency, speaking to merchants was: Stephen mine that 50 employee are open for business. decline. risk of developing early-onset basal cell carcinoma Chamber members about Sanborne, Thomas H. Heist total when bringing on Individual mandate be- If a person loses weight (BCC). The risks increased with the number of affordable healthcare. Insurance Agency, Mark part-time, seasonal work- come effective. and exercises more, it is years that the tanning beds had been used. While Senior, Marsh and McLen- ers. health of the population; Penalties for businesses possible they might reduce basal cell cancers are likely to be cured if detected nan Associates, Aaron Kat- Also, for larger employ- people living longer; in- with over 50 full-time their need for diabetes- and treated early, they can be highly dis¿ guring if zoff, Bollinger Insurance ers, as an example, those creasing cost of prescrip- equivalent employees will related medication or other allowed to grow. Solutions, John Armand, with 70 employees, if the tions and demand for them; be imposed for non-com- treatments. demand for high cost tech- We are experts at treating diseases and disorders MetLife, and Gina Salvat, company does not provide J. Byrne Agency. health coverage, the owner nology and services; and of the skin, hair and nails including acne, rashes, As chamber President could pay the penalty of little knowledge of the skin cancer, eczema, warts, and psoriasis. Vicki Clark told members $140,000 ($2,000 per em- associated costs. Come Lads & Understanding that patients are individuals, we prior to the presentation, ployee) for the government Coming this year regard- design customized treatments to accommodate “More than two years ago, to provide coverage. ing coverage: Lassies Notice of availability of unique concerns, lifestyles and expectations. when the affordable health- Private coverage for care act was passed, we that same group on the health insurance exchanges For further information, call LAWRENCE said, ‘What will we do?’ open market could cost must be given to employees Visit Us PAOLINI D.O., P.C. at 609-465-8788. We are Then there was a Supreme $300,000 to $600,000. by early this fall. For conveniently located at 105 NORTH MAIN Court challenger. We said How did the nation get Employees who earn STREET, CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE. Visit we would wait and see if into such a predicament? over $200,000 will have Irish Goodies an additional 0.9 percent our website at www.paoliniskincare.com to learn anything happens. The Su- According to the presen- preme Court approved the tation, some contributing Medicare tax withheld about skin conditions and the wide range of legality of the Affordable factors include declining above the limit. services we offer.

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Ferrara and manufacturers in the pro- as sales reps for manufac- one apparatus at a time Seagrave have yet to release Annual Spring Banquet gram. But effective Feb. turers submitting a bid. will be able to capitalize their lists, but are expected 1, the nation’s leading fi re The report also revealed on various “volume dis- to do so soon. apparatus manufacturer, that the state was not as- counts” that will be offered The New Jersey Cooper- ™Š‡”‡ǣ     Pierce, was added to the sisting departments or mu- as part of the contract by ative Purchasing Contract The Flanders Hotel, Ocean City contract. nicipalities in the bidding some of the manufacturers. for Firefi ghting Vehicles is A state-sponsored pur- process, and that many These discounts should effective immediately and ™Š‡ǣ local governments did not save thousands of dollars th chasing contract has been will run through January Thursday, March 7 7:00pm in works since the fi ndings have the expertise to evalu- for larger departments like 2018. from a 2008 study con- ate the bids to determine those in Newark, Elizabeth, ducted by the New Jersey if their taxpayers were Camden, Atlantic City, and Knoll, 20, of Eldora, ‹ ‡–•ǣ State Commission of Inves- getting the best price for a other large municipalities can be contacted by email $35/Person for Dinner Peer Challenge Guest: Alyssa Sullivan tigation were released and new truck. throughout New Jersey that at beyondthefl amescmc@ (609)886-7022 “Miss New Jersey Outstanding Teen” revealed that the current These studies concluded often replace a number of gmail.com. 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Department ordering an alarming number of overall assistance from the from one of the four manu- issues with the current state level. facturers on the contract purchasing process. These The contract will offer a will have the ability to skip problems included fixed wide variety of fi refi ghting the bidding process, creat- bidding between depart- apparatus between the four ing a possible savings on legal fees in the thousands. Legal fees can often exceed $10,000 during a normal bidding process. Both Pierce and KME have unveiled their pre- liminary lists of truck mod- els and options that will be offered under the contract. Pierce’s list variations of Does Medicare apparatus include nine en- gines, three tenders, four Make You Dizzy? wildland/brush trucks, fi ve Let me explain your Options. aerial/ladders, 10 rescues, and one command unit. 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Jan. 28 Alyanna Abrero Marx L Email information and photo to to Forthycia Abrero and Allison Grace to Amanda classi¿ [email protected] or call John Eugene Marx Jr. of and Michael Mitchell of P Wildwood Crest, Jan. 21 Wildwood, Jan. 29 609-886-8600 ext. 33 or 34 for details. Marilyn Elyce Delgado to Desmond Edward Thomas M Valerie Roxxan Guzman Szegda to Marianne • Up to 50 Words & Photo FREE and Jonathan Delgado Walker-Szegda and David A Morales of Cape May Court Szegda of Stone Harbor, $ Ms. Rachel Ann Seitz and Mr. Ronald M. Hamann, • Up to 100 Words & Photo = 25 House, Jan. 27 Jan. 31 Jr. were unitedSSAMPLE in marriage September 27, 2012, at the • Up to 150 Words & Photo = $50 First Baptist Church, North Wildwood. The bride’s Noah Tocci to Megan Olivia Elizabeth Robinson cousin, Monica Moore, served as Maid of Honor; and William Tocci of to Megan and Jefferey David Hamann, brother of the groom, was Best Man. Dennisville, Jan. 28 Robinson of Del Haven, Feb. 1 Rachel is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Seitz Brielyn Elisa Little to of Dias Creek. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carrie and Kennon Little of Ronald M. Hamann, Sr., also of Dias Creek. Cape May, Jan. 28 A16 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com religion Herald Newspapers February 27 2013 Bold Moves of Passion! Our God is a God of all or and genuineness and love benedictions: “Now to nothing at all. God created SSpeakingpeaking inin tthehe that backs up its words Him Who, by (in conse- us with that same ingredi- with wonders that never quence of) the (action of ent of passion strategically cease to amaze. His) power that is at work placed deep within our I was mulling this idea of within us, is able to (carry hearts. But it was never iightght passion and came up with out His purpose and) do L With Pastor Rudy meant to stay buried trea- these words that I pray superabundantly, far over sure. God longs for us to will encourage you today and above all that we (dare) respond back to him just put some emotion into your today.” Jesus doesn’t just and will jumpstart you to ask or think (infi nitely be- as he fi rst responds to us. relationship with Me.” teach us sermonettes so allow God to give you your yond our highest prayers, This is why the greatest Jesus is saying, “If you’re we can stack them along own divine directed script. desires, thoughts, hopes, commandment that the going to follow me, you’ve with the rest of our notes We don’t have forever to or dreams) —To Him be Lord ever gave to us was got to go for it and do it lying dormant within our get this thing called life glory in the church and both relational and rhyth- with devotion and desire. Bibles. Jesus inspires. How right. But we will have in Christ Jesus throughout mic in its reply. “Love the You’ve got to give it some have you allowed God to forever if we allow God all generations forever and Lord your God with all your oomph, some spark, some pump you up lately? We to make life right now. As ever. Amen (so be it).” heart and with all your soul zip, some enthusiasm and don’t need another hot air the Scripture promises us Ephesians 3:20-21 The and with all your mind and some zest. I want you to blower who does nothing in one of Paul’s greatest Amplifi ed Bible. with all your strength. learn to live passionately.” more than tickle our itch- The second is this: ‘Love Passion gives you a rea- ing ears. We need a devout your neighbor as yourself.” son to get up in the morn- Coach who gets us up off The Song You Gave to Sing God is saying to us, “I want ing and spout off with of our behinds and gives conviction “I’m going to us the necessary incen- you to put some muscle By Rudy Sheptock into it, put some energy, do something with my life tives to press on and gain new ground by marching “We’ve traveled so many miles Lord- forward. so many adventures along the way- But to receive inspiration It seems like I’ve never needed You, Sen. Jeff Van Drew presents Mark Soifer with a reso- First Baptist Church without transformation will Like I need You today. lution from the State and Assembly for his countless of Wildwood only result in nothing more The longer I go on this journey, contributions to Ocean City. than useless information. The fi rmer I grab on to Your hand, If you don’t apply it, then The less that I trust in myself Lord and the more Ocean City Chamber Thursday, Feb. 28th no matter how great you I need You to understand, might think it is, it goes un- That I couldn’t make it without You, 11:00am used and so one can easily You are my only reason to live! Makes Awards conclude that it must not Community Lunch I still wonder how I ever could doubt You, OCEAN CITY -- Ocean ing Use of Technology, that be all that important in When I look at my life and all that You give. City Regional Chamber Tackle Direct; Business the real world. So knowing of Commerce hosted the Renovation/Improve- Sunday, March 3rd without going will forever I want to dance in the streets, I want to play in 2013 Board of Directors ment, Stainton’s, Peace, keep you from growing. the rain and tell the world that I can’t stop singing. and Offi cers Installation Love and Yogurt; Busi- 10:00am Family Bible Time You can behave properly I want to run with the wind with the heart of a child Dinner Thurs., Feb. 21 ness New Construction, and do good things but not and tell the world that I can’t stop singing, at the Great Bay Country Sunoco 34th Street, Rt. 52 11:00am Morning Worship exactly have your heart The song that You gave just me to sing! Club in Somers Point. Causeway. right but if you get your Ocean City Public Rela- Outstanding Land- heart righted then God Pastor, Rev. Doug Shenton I have no idea what’s ahead Lord, and tions Director, Mark Soifer scaping/Signage Award, can ignite it and what will part of me really doesn’t care, was honored as the 2012 Dunkin’ Donuts, Yogurt- Hearing Assistance • Nursery Provided fl ow out of you is the real The guarantee that I have Lord, is wherever Citizen of the Decade. land; Outstanding New deal. I believe this world Maple & Atlantic Avenues • 609-522-2981 we go I know You’ll be there! With over 45 years of ser- Business, Heritage Surf is starving for authenticity So I give it all over again Lord, and make my vows vice, Soifer has had a hand Shop—Boardwalk, Yoasis; so fresh and brand new, in thousands of events and Outstanding Business, Because I want to live with such passion, and still at it. Locals and visi- Ocean City Parasail/Pi- I want to be sure that I share it with You! tors alike now enjoy the rate Voyages, Boardwalk, Rio Grande Bible Baptist Church Because I couldn’t make it without You, annual Flower and Craft Yianni’s; Outstanding Ser- You are my only reason to live! Show, Baby Parade, Night vice to the Community, Growing Families for God’s Glory I still wonder how I ever could doubt You, in Venice Parade, First Cricket Box. An Independent, Fundamental Church - Standing Strong on God’s Word When I look at my life and all that You give! Night Ocean City, Quiet Outstanding Civic, Festival and numerous Community Non-Profit • Sunday Services @ 9:45; 11:00 & 6:30pm • Adult Bible Study & Childrens Bible Club I want to dance in the streets, I want to play in other activities that Soifer Organization, Ocean City • Wednesday Night Services 6:30pm • Couples Fellowships & Teen Activities the rain and tell the world that I can’t stop singing! has played an active part to Fire Department, Ocean • Family Nights and Church-wide Trips • Ladies Fellowships I want to run with the wind with the heart of a child stretch the summer season City Halloween Parade — • Mens Breakfasts and tell the world that I can’t stop singing, • Van Transportation Available into spring and fall. 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Dennis Township - If you have bikes or quads that continually * * * make noise for the neighbors, sure they’re going to complain. If West Wildwood - Times they’re riding on their own property people will complain and are tough. Times are hard. they’ll make noise ordinances to control noise. If riders say screw Why do you not give taxpayers the neighbors I’m on my own property then they’re going to have some regard? The mayor and problems. When my kids were growing up they were not allowed commissioners here are taxing to ride near homes. people to death. Property taxes * * * are up, They are increasing Ocean View - State Police have told us in the past that without sewer taxes. I can’t even fl ush a specifi c law in Dennis Township they could not prevent riding my toilet without feeling guilt. that interferes with our right to live peacefully, which by the way There are ways to tighten our includes my baby’s right to sleep at any time of the day. Grow up belts. I have to do it and I want “A good community newspaper is a community in conversation with itself.” Township Committee, many other municipalities have local laws the borough to do the same. —Walter Lippman regulating residential ATV and dirt bike riding, or you’ll’ be raising Stop the tax and spend way of The Herald invites you to contribute your positive comments generally be omitted, as will submissions which violate Spout our taxes even more to defend us from my lawsuit next. solving issues. The taxpayers and, when necessary, other constructive thoughts regarding Off rules. An explanation of Spout Off rules can be found at * * * here can no longer afford to topics of public interest. To submit a Spout Off, please visit www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com/Forum, where you can also Wildwood - I read in Spout Off numerous times people pushing keep our families the way we www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com and click on "Spout Off: participate in the dynamic online Spout Off forum. for one unifi ed Wildwood, why in the world would N.Wildwood would like. Submit Yours" under the Opinion tab. You can also submit a Submissions about specifi c businesses will typically not or the Crest ever consider such an insane move? Wildwood City * * * Spout Off by mail or by delivery to our offi ce. For the most be published. To share your local business experience, use is a city where the welfare class sucks up tremendous amounts of Sea Isle City - Before any- timely publication, please use the online submission form. ratings and reviews at www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com/ govt. resources and these same people amp up the crime rate. one brags about a vast majority One Spout per person each week, please. Marketplace. * * * of the Founding Fathers being Spout Offs are anonymous, but you must identify your town. If you would like to share your views in greater detail, con- Wildwood - I am just fed up with the way Wildwood is being Christians let’s remember sev- Be sure to keep your Spouts clear and concise. The Herald may sider submitting a letter to the editor. Please send your letters run - from the antics at city hall to the fl ooding and crime. I, like eral of them were slave owners. edit messages for brevity, clarity and good taste. Submissions to [email protected]. Be sure to include your name, many others, am moving out of N.J. The Constitution they gave us which are unintelligible or which exceed 600 characters will address and daytime phone number for verifi cation. (ED. NOTE: When you relocate, let us where that stellar, crime- allowed slavery and contained free place can be found.) a fugitive slave clause. Also complaining about the 24 families that would be effected if the should not just disappear. * * * remember it took a bloody civil city were to have lay-offs: Remember, the City of Wildwood is * * * Lower Township - After hearing about the untimely passing war plus several constitutional not an employment agency and if we lay off 24 people there are Villas - Obama’s laundry list calls for billions to build infrastruc- of the young lady in our community who died due to substance amendments, supreme court still over 150 employees/families still on the city payroll. People ture, but we did that already with all the money going instead abuse, I hope this hits home and opens some eyes with the decisions and federal laws to do get jobs off the island or they drive to Atlantic City. Wildwood to union jobs that contributed to his campaign, followed by his people of Lower Township that drug abuse has become a major give us a government today that is considered a “City of the Fourth Class” according to the state laughing comments, “The infrastructure jobs weren’t quite shovel issue. We should be addressing this with our children and loved recognizes the fundamental which is bordered by the Atlantic Ocean and has less that 5,000 ready.” Fool me once so the old saying goes, need I say more? ones. We can’t continue to sweep this under the rug that Cape worth and dignity of each and population in the winter. Wildwood only needs basic city services * * * May County has a problem. What is our local government going every person. which has gotten out of hand over the years. We need to cut payroll Ocean City - Congratulations to Marie Hayes for being se- to do in the future to make sure that we fi ght against things like * * * costs now or the next administration will do it. lected as the new female freeholder. We all know she will win in this from happening? It’s sad when you can’t even enjoy a cup West Cape May - The TV * * * November as the other party never puts anyone up to run so we of coffee down at Douglas Park without seeing a used needle on show Full House truly brought Stone Harbor - To the spouter complaining about a local telling have a one-party system here in Cape May County. You don’t run the ground. out the best in all of us. There them to stay home: I agree with the other local. All you out-of- for offi ce as a Republican, you get appointed. Maybe Hayes will * * * simply aren’t shows like this towners cry about stuff wrong in this town. All that stuff you say do something with the Prosecutor’s Offi ce since she worked there Fishing Creek - So now Lower Twp. is going to license metal anymore. is a waste. We, locals, have no trouble living without you for nine and knows of all the waste of taypayers’ money. People taking cars scrappers - dumb, stupid, unnecessary and burdensome. This is * * * months. When we go on a vacation to another town or country home who don’t live in the county, attorneys and agents taking just more government regulation and bureaucracy. Woodbine - The Woodbine we treat the locals like we like to be treated (with respect) not as cars home for no reason. Just the savings there will help reduce * * * Recreation Department is ran a door mat like you tourists do when you come down here. our taxes. Too many personnel with little results. It’s time to do Cape May - Regarding Art Hall’s column last week, can he by who? The person who is * * * something with that offi ce and Hayes has the knowledge of the name the major universities that have become “politically cor- supposed to be the director Wildwood - Our city motto: You have to spend money (taxpay- offi ce to make change now. We need a Republican Prosecutor who rect?” I’m sure he has a factual list to share with his readers. is constantly M.I.A. Maybe ers) to make money (family, friends). When will it end? How many can work with the freeholders and not a VanDrew person in that Otherwise, why would he make such a false claim? they were voted in because of other family or friends need more jobs? Two more created jobs offi ce. Take control back from Taylor and show him that he also has * * * their last name. I only see one for mayor’s son and a crony collecting beach fees. Yes, full time to be accountable to the taypayers of this county. You go, girl. Villas - To the spouter that believes that “scrappers” will lose person who is a consistent face with benefi ts. There is no integrity, honesty, or guilt in running * * * income with the revised recycling ordinance. The “scrappers” get within the rec regardless of the our city. Enough is enough. How about a nepotisim law like other Middle Township - To that “entitled” Court House spouter to keep their money. The township wants credit with the state for sport, trying to make it better towns have. Or is it too late? loving Obama and Hurricane Sandy supposedly causing high tonnage of metal recycled by requiring receipts from “scrappers.” for the kids. * * * debt. Most of us responsible citizens didn’t get the free money The council says this will save the taxpayers money. * * * Wildwood - I read about the City of Wildwood in litigation that we now have to pay again for in our taxes because we were * * * North Wildwood - Good- with Point Break to provide services and entertainment on the responsible enough to have purchased insurance against these Palermo - The more we indulge in ourselves, the farther we bye cheap tomatoes, grapes, beach for the City of Wildwood. Most contracts, when breached, tragedies. go from God. Letting go of our selfi sh endeavors is hard but not peaches, etc. all because of will cost millions in settlements and legal fees. These commis- * * * impossible. God’s word is everything we need to develop healthy you Republican men (as usual), sioners really do not have much of a business background and it’s Villas - I realize that Hurricane Sandy has cost the insurance personal relationships with Him and His creation. He blesses all who oppose changes in im- unfortunate that the Wildwood taxpayer foots the cost of their companies a tremendous about of money but I wonder why I that seek after Him with what they need at the time. These times migration. That’s right ladies, expensive mistakes again. have to pay for it. I have been with this company for 19 years, are surely hard with the cultural assault on our spiritual life. I pray it’s those men again. Farmers * * * never submitted a claim for car or home damages, expect a slight this brings encouragement for it’s intended reader. don’t have enough pickers and Villas - To the NCM spouter: Context matters. Secretary increase due to cost of living, but was shocked at this increase. * * * our food is left to rot. Of course, Clinton was not dodging the question, What difference does it Have six-month policy, have had this all along, went up 11 percent South Seaville - It is ridiculous that the township doesn’t do no Americans take those jobs. make? Refers to how the four Americans died, I know that you since my August bill. This is a disgrace. what is necessary for people to live peacefully in their homes and Yet, we’re told to eat fresh fruit probably will never watch Clinton’s testimony, this is what she * * * that a lawsuit needs to happen to bring this about. and veggies and imported food said “Was it because of a protest or was it because of guys out for Stone Harbor - It is time for the taxpayers to step up and stop * * * is high. When he starts talking a walk one night who decided they’d go kill some Americans? this overpriced park at the Point. Hundreds of thousands of your Upper Township - So true about Upper Township Schools about immigrants, stuff Doritos What difference, at this point, does it make? It is our job to fi gure tax dollars are being spent on a park in a location that is far away and the lice issue. My husband was in the offi ce and listened to in his mouth. out what happened and do everything we can to prevent it from from our business district. As a business owner I want this money a parent tell them his child, who had lice, was staying in school * * * ever happening again, Senator.” Remember “It takes considerable spent for something in the center of town to attract tourists. for the rest of the day - and they let his child stay. Our child came Cold Spring - To those knowledge just to realize the extent of your own ignorance.” * * * home but how many children were infected by the other child? complaining about upgrades * * * Townbank ñ MUA, the storm sewers on Clubhouse Drive No note ever went home. to the Millman Center: You Villas - Will the girl with long red hair that walks along the bay need to be cleaned out. * * * are all sorely misinformed. in the Villas please wear some refl ective gear instead of all black? * * * West Wildwood - Mayor Fox is getting more than he deserves The land and building were I’ve almost hit you so many times I can’t count. You should take a Palermo - They say the best way to stop a bully is to confront from the public in West Wildwood. Now, he is looking to get an- donated by Joseph Millman to lesson from the other man who walks down there. He’s covered them. The N.J. Legislature is bullying its citizens out of their other political job in Wildwood City. He collects a state pension, the residents of Lower Town- from head to toe in refl ective gear. You can see him miles away. constitutional rights. They think the citizens will roll over like a gets paid by West Wildwood taxpayers, and now possibly a salary ship. If memory serves me, his * * * well trained dog. These legislatures are grabbing more than your from Wildwood. Look at his credentials. He should have gone out will said no politics or religion Wildwood Crest - I don’t own a gun and I’m not a “gun nut”. lunch money. Wake up, people. with the tide in October 2012. were to be at that location. It is Doesn’t the Second Amendment say the right to bear arms shall * * * * * * for all residents not just senior not be infringed? Isn’t it an infringement to require permits, back- Cold Spring - To the man who lets his four golden retriev- Alpine - We are asking the different restaurant chefs in Cape citizens. Calling it the senior gropund checks, restrict types of weapons allowed, where you can ers run loose in the fi elds behind my house: They have already May County to please stop putting so much salt in the food you center is incorrect. Any age carry, etc.? But then it also states that we have the right to bear severely injured my friend’s dog and have come after me and my are preparing for the reataurant customers. We prefer no salt in group is permitted to use that arms as part of a well-regulated militia, so wouldn’t this mean only dogs who were on a leash. You need to train them and learn to our food. building and, as for repairs, it groups like the National Guard or sworn, trained military people control them. If you can not, then keep them on leashes or keep * * * is like any other structure. It have the right to own and carry? I’m so confused. them home. Although I am a dog lover, the next time they come Rio Grande - Dear Mayor Lockwood and Middle Township needs maintenance from time * * * after me while you just stand and watch, please know that I will Committee, do you see how bad Rio Grande is? It is absolutely to time. Lower Township - The NJEA backed Obama urging its have pepper spray. terrible. People are always getting robbed, stuff is getting stolen, * * * members to vote for him again this past November. They failed * * * and the bus stops are fi lled with drunk and belligerent people. I Wildwood - The good old to mention that the “president” is a fan of drones. The NJEA also Cape May - Please get a new American fl ag at the park on am asking and begging you, Middle Township Committee, please days of Wildwood are over. The backed Sen. Menendez and urged us to support him as well at Madison Avenue in Cape May. hire more Middle Township police offi cers. We can’t afford to current government is running the polls. Does anyone else spot the trend? What is even more * * * wait any longer. Rio Grande is bad, plain and simple, and needs wild and on false hopes. The frightening is the fact that many of the NJEA seasoned Kool-Aid Miami Beach, NJ - Killing the horseshoe crab to chop-up and to be heavily patrolled. time is right to sell and move drinkers are the ones that have their fi ngerprints all over our sal- use as bait is a disgrace. Total greed and stupidity. * * * out. There’s no hope in sight. ary guides when it comes time to negotiate our contracts. Hold * * * Cape May Beach - Beware when Obama employs one of * * * onto your wallets young teachers. Wildwood - As a lifeguard in the Wildwoods, I would like to say Jesse Jackson’s favorite words; i.e., “investments” which means Wildwood - To the spouter * * * to the geniuses in Wildwood City Hall that shared service beach he wants more from your meager pay. Guilderland, NY. - To the North Wildwood spouter who patrols won’t work. Our complex pension plans, daily rates, and commented on the new credit card fees and all who use credit egos will make it not worth your while. However, if you wanted cards: Anyone who shops at a business that accepts credit cards to save a few bucks maybe you should have handled the dismissal has always paid extra. The credit card processing fees are part of of your chief in a different manner. the product pricing. It’s part of overhead costs and you pay for it * * * no matter how you pay at checkout. Shops have not been eating Upper Township - I will do my best to not do any business in these fees. I know this because I worked for Visa once upon a states that infringe on its citizens’ right to bear arms. If you value time. I wonder if the stores charging the new fees will fi rst lower your God given rights you will do the same. their prices? Not holding my breath. * * * * * * Lower Township - To the spouters who constantly complain Court House - On the issue of the traffi c lights on the parkway about the MUA leaf pickup and placement of trash cans: Stop and all this money being spent for these ridiculous overpasses: It whining and get a grip. With all that is happening in the world is not the traffi c lights that cause accidents. It’s people driving and this is what you focus on? Instead of you raking your leaves four talking on their cell phones and not paying attention to the traffi c times don’t you think it would have been more economical to all lights. It’s people speeding and running the red lights. It’s people of us, as taxpayers, for you to have raked them once, bagged them, drinking and driving. It’s not the lights it’s the drivers. I won’t put them in your trunk and taken them to the recycling center even get started on how some of the tourists drive through the like many of us do? I’ve said it before, we don’t need a leaf pickup intersection going onto Stone Harbor Blvd. For years there should program. If the leaves are that bothersome to you, then grow up, have been more police presence in that area giving out tickets. be a responsible homeowner and take care of it yourself. Now does anybody really think putting in overpasses will change * * * the habits of bad drivers here? Imagine the nightmare with this Cape May - Thank you Cape May City Council for attempting road construction taking place during the summer. That’s when to change the regional school funding formula. Families with small you’ll see traffi c backed up and more accidents. children cannot afford to live here. Very soon senior citizens will * * * be in the same position. Keep up the fi ght. Court House - As school personnel now contribute more to * * * their health insurance and retirement plans, the school budget in Wildwood - Why aren’t all of the Wildwoods under the your school district should not be raised. These taxpayer savings (Page A19 Please) Herald Newspapers February 27 2013 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A19 Spout Off (From Page A) bridge in Avalon. Don’t need to study it forever. Just put down * * * Villas, - Obama won’t be satisfi ed until the leadership of one mayor, one police commissioner and one fi re about fi ve inches of asphalt over the sand like they did last time. Court House - The president had told the whole nation is in the same boat as Detroit, commissioner? Does it make sense to have four mayors? If it needs repaving after 10 years when another storm comes, American people the sequester proposed by Chicago, LA, etc., all virtually bankrupt and * * * so be it. Cape May County is wasting too much money and time his White House ‘will not happen,’ but he has mismanaged by Democrats for years. Villas - The online Spout Off is a total disgrace. It has been trying to fi gure out how to do it better. never offered a plan to prevent it. The president * * * ruined by a person named Max and Jerryvision. Does the Herald * * * says he’s for helping small businesses, but he’s Sea Isle City - Poor Sen.Menendez. He took really allow this type of racial talk to be tolerated everyday? I hope Cape May Beach - I see where a UN group is going after the pushing a plan that will raise their taxes. The a job in New Jersey but did not know the job was it’s not the feeling of the ownership. Please delete these two so Catholic Church for child abuse. That is all well and good, provided credibility of anything the president says about to look out for the citizens of N.J. He thought it we can go back to normal everyday conversations online. the same group goes after the abuse of Muslim women and girls. 2013 is being demolished by the reality of his was to take care of friends and donors. (ED. NOTE: The online version is not actively monitored. Otherwise it is seen for what it is, a hypocritical one-sided attack actions right now. Higer taxes, higher gas prices, * * * Those with specifi c complaints about specifi c posts should bring upon the Catholic Church. higher food cost, higher health care cost are af- Middle Township - As a Middle Township them to the administrator’s attention. Racial and ethnic slurs are * * * fecting us - the middle class, Mr. President. You taxpayer I would like to know why the captain removed when we are notifi ed.) North Wildwood - How humiliating. In Japan, they would all are the CEO of the country. Earn your pay. You of the police department is allowed to drive a * * * resign immediately. How many times has the Wildwood mayor are our employee. township-owned vehicle for personal use. We, Wildwood - Are you kidding me? Troiano created two beach backed down in the face of opposition to his ideas? They just * * * the taxpayers, are the ones who pay for these service positions over a year ago and hired his son for one of them. rescind previous ordinances and go on. Do they realize they Middle Township - To the spouter from vehicles. We pay for the auto insurance, the We need beach services positions as much as the skating rink. have lost all credibility with all the public everywhere? That is Middle about the supervisors from Public Works: repairs, and the fuel. In a small township like Mr. Troiano’s son needs to go job searching like the rest of us not not leadership for that city, it’s plain old pandering, scared of I think they are doing a very good job, in fact, ours I am sure he can make the two mile drive having his dad create a government job with taxpayers money. another recall. I know one of them has been doing a lot of the from his home to work in his own vechicle just Only in Wildwood. Enough is enough. * * * work there for many years. You all talk a bunch like the rest of us. * * * North Cape May - While driving along the bay and Lincoln of trash but have nothing to do with any of the (ED. NOTE: “It’s not uncommon for law Wildwood - Why are there fi re captains making $120K still I couldn’t help remembering the early 70’s song Sign, sign ev- work they have piled up on them everyday. The enforcement personnel to have take-home in the Wildwood Fire Dept.? erywhere a sign blockin out the scenery breakin my mind. This best part would be if you didn’t worry about vehicles because they need to be able to re- * * * entire town is over run with signs. their job so much and worry about doing your spond to emergencies at all times of the day Sea Isle City - To everyone who was upset the winners of * * * own job. And to the two men running Middle and night,” said Middle Township Police Chief the Polar Bear Royal Family contest, think of it this way - half Wildwood - See what we mean? Every day in class we talk Township Public Works I give you both thumbs Christopher Leusner. “It’s extremely common of the 30,000 people in town that weekend didn’t even know about what we saw on cable news. One station always undermin- up. Keep up the good work. for command personnel in police departments that contest happened. In addition most people don’t watch the ing our president, another one acts like he’s the king. That’s why * * * to have take-home vehicles. If you look at the parade or can’t see it. Most importantly if it’s not Irene than who we need new, younger women and men to step up to stir the Sea Isle City - Down for plunge weekend law enforcement personnel in the county and cares? It’s lame. interest of younger voters, who are now in the majority. Almost and had a great time, but wait, apartments in other departments, it’s very common.”) * * * everyone we see are older white men saying the same old claptrap. the Acme parking lot? Seriously? * * * North Cape May - I would love to hear an explanation regard- Hello, we’re not listening. * * * Stone Harbor - I attended the last council ing the big green sign recently installed, then removed, from the * * * Dennis Township - Come on Dennis Twp. meeting and am really surprised with the lack exit of Douglas. Should be very interesting. Wildwood - In response to “Make ‘em Work” and the Sherriff’s committee members, you must know that you of intellectual depth with the sitting council. * * * efforts using alternatives to incarceration- why not do the same can not run a township by just attending meet- The newest members seem to be operating as if Wildwood Crest / Hershey, Pa. - Does the spouter from Rio thing with able-bodied welfare recipients? They can work off the ings twice a month. You need to put some time they have never had any responsibility in their Grande really truly believe that hundreds of “shoobies” bring their money they receive by getting out of bed and doing work for the in during the week, make the tough decisions lives. We need some youth on council (i.e. a cats along on their Wildwood vacation just so they can release government. Collect in the off-season, clean the beach in-season. and take a proactive approach to managing the new generation). A couple of the older ones are them in Cape May County? Such a claim is incredibly inane. I recently took my neighbor to the Dept. of Aging and waited in affairs of our twp. Step up and do the job or move stuck in the ‘60s. * * * the lobby next to social services. Does anyone under 25 work aside. If your pay was strictly based on merit, * * * Wildwood Crest - The spouter from North Wildwood should in this county? I saw taxpayer handouts to drug addicts, single you would be “working” for free. stop citing examples of the many U.S. Presidents who were not mothers with multiple children and their boyfriends. Always * * * Christians. You are wasting your breath trying to insert fact into money for tattoos (the topic of at least one conversation was the an emotional dispute. Remember: “There are none so deaf as next tattoo they were getting and how much-$300, “but he does those who will not hear.” good work”), blunts, weed and cigs but when it comes to rent, * * * food and diapers, let the working, taxpaying chumps foot the bill. Ocean View - Why is the a company in Ocean View allowed If they’re going to take the money, let’s fi nd something for them to park their trailer on township property along the Sea Isle to do. It won’t increase taxes since we’re already paying them Causeway to advertise business during the Polar Bear Plunge for doing nothing. weekend? This isn’t the fi rst time he has parked his trailer there * * * Middle Township - Look around spouters and you can contrib- Clip to advertise his business. ute to these things. It’s the little things you notice that show that Save * * * Wildwood - Nice going, police. On 2/17 instead of putting our society is going down hill. Here’s one: People can’t even walk up a sign near Rio Grande letting us know the bridge is out you 20 feet from their front doors anymore. They have to get in their car, pull in front of their mailboxes (and block traffi c), just to check & let us drive all the way to the bridge, which you block off with a police car, then expect us to turn around and go back to Rio their mail. Lazy, disrespectful and just down right a danger. Grande. How about some advance notice? * * * * * * Cape May - As a lighthouse lover, I take offense when people North Cape May - Who came up with the bright idea of refer to the horrible things lighting the bridge into Cape May as giving out scrapper permits in Lower? Every knucklehead with lighthouses. Get more creative. their $10 permit will be blocking mailboxes and driveways with * * * their trucks and trailers rooting through everyones trash, making North Wildwood - As I went into the supermarket I saw a sign a mess. Not to mention the noise throwing all that crap in their posted at the entrance by the union that the store’s employees vehicles late at night and extra early in the morning before the belong to. I fi nd this ironic since, in three months, this store will trash trucks get there. be staffed by foreign workers brought in from Eastern Europe. * * * These workers will be worked more than 40 hours, six days a North Wildwood - I just spoke to my neighbor who recently week, instead of these hours and pay going to the year-round, Expires: 3/27/2013 sold her three-unit home on the beach block only nine houses union workers. How this store, and others, gets away with this, from the beach. She solicited several offers and took the best offer I don’t know. I used to work there so I know what I’m talking which is $100K less than my assessment for the same lot size. about. I don’t know how the union allows this. These workers I know homes are starting to sell but they are selling much less are temps and don’t pay union dues. than what the city has them assessed at. I fi nd it suspicious how * * * $ OOffff the city automatically raises your assessment when the market Townsends Inlet - Is the road on the Avalon side of the TI 22.00.00 was booming and the prices were rising monthly. They happen Bridge ever going to get repaired? What’s the hold up? on any dry cleaning order to be slow as molasses when the market begins to drop and they * * * totaling $10.00 or more should be reducing your assessment unless forced by the county. Wildwood Crest - I read the article on Tracy Hottenstein’s death and I have several questions. First, who was the guy she COIN LAUNDRY AND EXPERT TAILORING The city will do anything to keep your assessment high and rip 411 Rt. 9 North, Cape May Court House, NJ off the taxpayer unless you take them to court. North Wildwood had spent part of the day with? Was he known at the bar? Did police interview him? Was he at the bar with friends and did (609)465-4101 taxpayers need to be aware of the city’s tactical games to keep www.modelcleanersonline.com residential assessment unnecessarily infl ated. police interview them and did they verify his story? According to offer expires March 31, 2013 * * * the Herald’s Feb. 11 story, he claims he didn’t know she walked Middle Township - My tax assessment just dropped by over out with him. Since they met earlier, her friends must have asked $100k. Can I get reimbursed for overpaying taxes for the past “what’s his name and where’s he from?” It seems he was the six years or so? last to see her alive but I’ve never seen his name mentioned in * * * any report. Does he have a criminal background? Was she there 609-465-5700 Ocean View - Congrats to the disgruntled former members with friends? Wouldn’t they question where she was going, or of Ocean View Fire Co. who are playing on the safety of the resi- tell her she was too drunk to leave by herself or say “I’ll go with One Week FREE dents to fulfi ll their ego kicks by being elected to the fi re district. you?” Apparently, she left her cell phone and some other items I guess Seaville Fire will be fi rst to everything in the town once at the bar which shows she intended to come back. Is it possible Unlimited Tanning all the current OVFC members quit to escape all the drama the something was slipped into her drink? I haven’t seen any of this -New Customers Only new commissioners will bring. Glad to see you have the best information reported. $ 00 $ 00 -Cannot be combined with any interest of the residents. * * * 1 OFF 2 OFF other offer -Level I only Wildwood - OK, so now that there is talk of shared services, Deluxe or V.I.P. Wash Executive or * * * Royal Wash West Cape May - I would like to thank the hotel in Cape May what does that mean for the three beach patrols? Will all three Offer expires 3/31/13 chiefs have to ride around together in one jeep? With this coupon. Cannot With this coupon. Cannot for their unceasingly great service to my wife and I on Valentine’s combine with any other offer. combine with any other offer. Expires 3/31/13 Expires 3/31/13 Day. Aside from the quality of the food, the service was simply * * * excellent. Mexico, Mo. - In response to the food stamp spouter that 901 Rt. 9 So. & W. 3rd Ave., moved to Mexico, Mo: The census shows that in a town of * * * CMCH Ocean View - Ocean View’s newly-elected fi re commissioners 11,500 people in Mexico, Mo. the poverty line is 18 percent of the population and food stamps, and government subsistence is 609-463-9400 L.L.C. all have personal agendas in mind for their new position - the Mon-Sat 8:30 am-5:30 pm perfect example of a Dennis Township politician. Just like our com- at least 25 percent. It looks like you moved to a comfortable place Auto Repair in Missouri. Welcome home. Sun. 9 am-3 pm mitteemen, they’ll put personal interest over the public good. ALL YOUR AUTO CARE NEEDS * * * * * * North Cape May - OK, what was the cost of putting up a huge Cape May - Cape May spouter, if there is a question about a teacher texting on a cell phone call for a conference with the * sign at the exit of Douglas park in North Cape May and than taking ADVERTISERS it down a week later? My guess would be thousands. teacher. Perhaps your child is not reporting the facts accurately. $$5.005.00 offoff * * * * * * AAnyny OilOil ChangeChange Lower Township - Isn’t it time we properly honor veterans Cape May - I see that someone on Cape May City Council See Manager for Details. that have kept our freedom alive? The signage on the Cape May wants to form another parking committee to address the city’s Must present coupon at time of service. Not parking issues. The last time they formed a parking committee (Veterans Memorial, Route 109) Bridge is a joke. It is supposed valid on warranty work. In lieu of other offers. they actually reduced the amount of available parking by letting to be a memorial but it’s more of an eye sore with absolutely no Most cars and light trucks. Expires 3/31/13. consistency. Only some people have their own parking spot in front of their house for $350 a year. Not only is it a real bargain to be able to rent * * * 609-889-4505 prime real estate for such a low price, most of the parking spaces Cape May - Why are active military still required to pay for sit empty while prohibiting other people from using them. a beach tag in Cape May? If you don’t want to stand behind our $ 46 Bayshore Rd., soldiers the local council members and city offi cials should try * * * A Month Green Creek Cape May - I went past our library today in our car and every standing in front of them on the front lines. single bicycle spot was taken in the bike rack by identical green * * * 39 bikes from a local residence. Please remove them. Locals can’t Wildwood - Taxpayers, take note of the red Hummer with the Call DebraD b HHarris todayd to reserve your block for use this rack and must park our bikes a distance away. big gold police badge suction cupped to the windshield that is * * * parked in the municipal lot next to city hall. Talk about fl aunting March 27th, 2013 • 609-886-8600 x14 Avalon - Time to do quick repairs to Ocean Drive by the TI and rubbing it into the taxpayers’ faces. A20 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.comBRING THIS AD ON ANY WEDNESDAsportsY & recreation Herald Newspapers February 27 2013 SAVE THIS COUPON! Wednesday offer expires 5/1/11. MiddleAND PLAY 18 HOLES FOR $34.95 Boys Drop CAL Title Game to Atlantic City ~SUPER WEDNESDAY SPECIAL~ Middle Township’s an- Shelton’s two free throws AVALON GOLF CLUB Carts & lunch coupon included! nual excellence in boys’ drew Middle to within 53- basketball was no different 47. 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2013 LANDING ALLOWANCES (in million lbs.) Cape May County Summer Flounder Scup Black Sea Bass ALMANAC Fishing Commercial Quota 11.44 23.52 1.78 Recreational Limit 7.63 7.56 1.84 FEBRUARY BY CAROLYN MILLER MOON ANNUAL CATCH LIMITS (in million lbs.) PHASES/POSITIONS LLineine The Moon’s effect on the Tide is February has preliminary catch Commercial Sector 12.11 30.19 2.13 greatest when closest to the Earth (in been frustrating estimates indicat- Perigee) and when in direct align- Recreational Sector 10.23 8.52 2.57 ment with Sun & Earth (Full & New but if we just keep ed that the 1.32 Moon phases). On and about these thinking spring, million pound rec- dates, low pressure systems and/or NOAA’s National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) strong winds (depending upon direc- it’ll be over. Here reational harvest tion) may result in fl ooding and/or are some things to limit had been lower than in 2012. anglers can enjoy superb Ocean City Intermediate extremely low tides. think about in the exceeded. This NOAA’s National Ma- pike fi shing close to home. School Fishing Club Fish- MOON PHASE Full Moon ...... 25 interim. Please sparked much frus- rine Fisheries Service Pike fisheries exist in ing Flea Market, 9 a.m.-1 Last Quarter ...... 3 CORRECTION TIMES Compute approximate times of New Moon ...... 10 remember, if you tration as many felt (NMFS) has implemented nine state water bodies in p.m. Call 408-0196 or e- high & low water for your area by do get out fish- that the overage the 2013 summer fl ounder northern and central New mail nverducci@comcast. First Quarter ...... 17 adding or subtracting the following Perigee ...... 7 number of minutes for each ing, sea bass season closes was caused by an underes- (fl uke), scup (porgy), and Jersey, and are especially net. Apogee ...... 19 tide phase in the Tide Table. tomorrow, Feb. 28 and tog timation of stock size. The black sea bass landing al- thriving in middle sections TIDE TABLE LOW HIGH is suspended for the month Council discussed this is- lowances for both the com- of the Passaic River. For Send your reports and Computed for Cape May City Great Egg Harbor Inlet beachfront; for other areas, of March. sue at the December 2012 mercial and recreational more detailed information, pictures to cmiller@cm- see Correction Times. Plus 7 Minus 1 Last week the Mid- meeting and requested that fi sheries. For the Landing visit http://www.njfis- cherald.com. Column and (Eastern Standard Time) Ocean City (9th St. Bridge) Plus 31 Plus 11 Atlantic Fishery Manage- the SSC reconsider the Allowances and Annual handwildlife.com/artpas- pictures are posted online FEBRUARY, 2013 Corson Inlet (Bridges) ment Council approved an 2013 ABC. More informa- Catch Limits, see chart saicpike13.htm at www.capemaycounty- DATE HIGH LOW Plus 9 Minus 3 acceptable biological catch tion can be found at www. above. CALENDAR: March 2, herald.com. A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. SEA ISLE CITY (ABC) limit of 5.5 million mafmc.org Of course, it remains to 27 Wed 8:41 9:07 2:19 2:43 (Ludlam Thoro Bridge) 28 Thu 9:20 9:48 3:03 3:22 Plus 61 Plus 32 pounds for black sea bass There is already much be seen what these fi gures Sea Isle City Beach for both 2013 and 2014. speculation about fluke will translate to for our MARCH Minus 7 Minus 31 If approved by NMFS, the regulations. According to seasonal catch size and 1 Fri 10:01 10:33 3:49 4:03 Townsend Inlet 2 Sat 10:48 11:24 4:40 4:51 Plus 13 None ABC would result in a NOAA, summer fl ounder allotment. 3 Sun 11:42 5:37 5:45 recreational harvest limit Please call the Sustain- STONE HARBOR stock was declared rebuilt 4 Mon 12:23 12:46 6:42 6:48 (Great Channel Bridge) of 2.26 million pounds in 2011. The stock assess- able Fisheries Division at 5 Tue 1:32 2:01 7:51 7:59 Plus 51 Plus 27 and a commercial quota of ment update determined (978) 281-9315 with any 6 Wed 2:45 3:18 9:01 9:10 Hereford Inlet (Anglesea) 2.17 million pounds. The that summer fl ounder are questions. A copy of the 7 Thu 3:54 4:27 10:06 10:16 Plus 24 Minus 2 8 Fri 4:56 5:27 11:03 11:16 Wildwood Beach Council’s decision to in- not overfished and that regulations can be obtained 9 Sat 5:51 6:19 11:55 Minus 18 Minus 31 crease the ABC was based overfi shing did not occur in through a link at http:// Daylight Savings Time Begins WEST WILDWOOD on recommendations from 2011, the last year of avail- www.nero.noaa.gov. 10 Sun 7:41 8:07 12:11 1:42 (Great Sound Bridge) its Scientifi c and Statistical able data. This stock assess- NJ anglers used to travel 11 Mon 8:27 8:51 2:01 2:27 0lus 50 Plus 23 12 Tue 9:10 9:32 2:48 3:09 Cape May Harbor Committee (SSC). ment update did indicate north and west to fi nd good Minus 2 Minus 1 You will remember that 13 Wed 9:52 10:12 3:34 3:48 that biomass is currently northern pike fi shing op- 14 Thu 10:33 10:51 4:18 4:27 Five Fathom Bank Plus 3 Minus 9 the recreational black sea lower than in recent years. portunities. Now due to the 15 Fri 11:13 11:31 5:02 5:06 Cape May Point bass fishery closed two As a result, catch limits for efforts of the DEP’s Hack- The NEW Royal Flush, getting her ready for the 16 Sat 11:55 5:46 5:45 Plus 33 Plus 34 months early last year after 2013 and 2014 are slightly ettstown Fish Hatchery, 2013 season. 17 Sun 12:13 12:39 6:33 6:27 McCrie Shoal 18 Mon 12:59 1:31 7:25 7:15 Plus 20 Plus 12 19 Tue 1:52 2:30 8:23 8:11 Delaware Bay 20 Wed 2:53 3:34 9:23 9:12 Bayshore Channel 21 Thu 3:56 4:36 10:21 10:13 Lower’s Jill Vandermark Sinks Wildwood (Bay-Canal Junction) 22 Fri 4:54 5:30 11:11 11:09 Plus 38 Plus 34 In Feb. 17 girls’ bas- tion, Jill Vandermark’s In the Feb. 23 CAL 23 Sat 5:46 6:17 11:56 11:59 Miami Beach (Villas) ketball, Clearview topped jump shot with seven Tournament Boys’ Cham- 24 Sun 6:32 7:00 12:36 Plus 67 Plus 51 Middle, 49-40. Lauryn seconds remaining led pionship, Atlantic City 25 Mon 7:15 7:41 12:46 1:15 Dennis Creek Entrance 26 Tue 7:56 8:21 1:31 1:53 Plus 111 Plus 87 Fields scored 16 points. Lower to a thrilling 49-48 defeated Middle, 57-51. 27 Wed 8:36 9:01 2:16 2:32 Brandywine Shoal Light In Feb. 18 girls’ hoops, decision over Wildwood. Tom Feraco scored 13 28 Thu 9:18 9:43 3:01 3:13 Plus 58 Plus 51 Atlantic City downed The senior fi nished with points. (See related story 29 Fri 10:01 10:27 3:48 3:56 Bidwell Creek Entrance Wildwood Catholic, 43- LLOCALOCAL 10 points. Leishly Reyes on Preceding Page A20). 30 Sat 10:48 11:16 4:37 4:43 Plus 87 Plus 54 34. Olivia Rulon scored scored 14 points for the 12 points. SSPORTSPORTS SSCORESCORES Warriors. In boys’ action, Ocean Middle topped Catholic, City topped Buena, 72-34. ville, 70-48. Francis Chris- 26 points 54-30. Lauren Legler  Griffi n Grimes scored 24 tian scored 18 points. Ocean City drubbed scored 14 points. Katie points. 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Prices do not include sales tax. for the two positions. by the Defendant (Middle Mon. - Sat. 9am - 10pm • Sun. 10am-10pm 3305 Bayshore Rd., Breakwater Plaza The tort claim, which Township) for purposes Corner of Route 9 and Sea Isle Blvd. Ocean View LaytonSportsCards.com • 609-770-3384 of amicably adjusting all was served to the township 609-624-WINE (9463) Tues. - Sun. 10-8 on Oct. 31, 2012, alleged claims.” A22 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers February 27 2013 Mt. Olive Baptist (From Page A1) Through the dark years of slavery and Reconstruction, then into the early 1900s and into mid-century, Webb said it was faith in God’s grace that helped African Americans to survive. “Faith proved to be our sword and shield,” said Webb. Armed with faith, they lived through slavery and discrimi- nation. “Without faith we would have perished.” He then rehearsed the fact that “Some men aspire to greatness while others have it thrust upon them.” Had there not been organized resistance after Rosa Parks’ ar- rest for not surrendering her seat to a white man on the bus, and had not King been ready to embrace the time that the fi ght for civil rights must come, “Where would we be today?” “History threw greatness on Rosa Parks and Martin Luther King. They were able and up to the task,” he noted. “America is becoming more inclusive, but we as a Taya Johnson performs as part of the Youth Praise people lag behind,” he said. Again, he cited census Dancers at Mt. Olive Baptist Church, Feb. 23. fi gures that prove 60 percent of white students earn a degree in six years, while only 40 percent of black to get that message across,” Webb said. South Jersey Chapter Buffalo Soldiers display paintings of original Buffalo students earn one. He cited his own college experience when the class Soldiers at Mt. Oliver Baptist Church Feb. 23. “Median income marks our place in society, and marks was divided into teams. He was teamed with a black future aspirations,” he said. woman from Florida; they were the only two blacks in Photos by “We have a problem in that society sets low expecta- the class. Al Campbell tions for us as a people. Too often we buy into this our- Their presentation was on the educational system in selves. If not much is expected, the system is designed Australia. “For our due diligence, the professor praised the use of a fi rearms pur- our work and gave us an “A” and told them, “I really chase ID card is allowed. didn’t expect that of you.” “In Virginia, black folks His remark drew a murmur from the congregation. don’t own a lot of guns. He also recounted when he was in eighth grade. In a Maybe they should,” Webb race one day, he was beaten by a white student. Back in offered. the locker room, Webb was beaten by two others. “I said, “History has taught that ‘What’s that for?’ They said ‘You did something stupid; laws may change, but it is you let someone who wasn’t better than you beat you.’ harder to change the hearts That had a profound impact on me.” of men and their percep- Webb used it as an example in future competitions. tion. To change human “Whenever we have a chance to compete, we better do nature is harder than to well,” he said. pass a law,” Webb said. He pointed to President Obama “whose challenges “We must remember our Guest speaker John R. Webb focuses on Black History past to ensure our future. have been unique.” After winning election the fi rst time, at Mt. Olive Baptist Church Feb. 23. it was customary for congressional leaders to meet with We have to expound on the president to discuss the agenda going forward. That the foundation they paid, training, and the 42nd female to earn wings. did not take place, Webb said. “The leadership refused that we fought so hard to Robinson rose to the rank of lieutenant com- to meet with leader of the free world they said ‘We are obtain. That is why I’m mander, and in 1981, she was the first female to too busy.” Webb believed that meant, “Our job is to see here. This is important,” land on the aircraft carrier USS Nimitz. She was you don’t get elected in next four years.” Webb concluded. a flight instructor in Guam and Pensacola, Fla. Webb also puzzled why the birthplace of a sitting He was given a standing During a stint in Washington, D.C. she fl ew fl ag offi cers, president was questioned. “There is a certain civility ovation by the congrega- congressional leaders, the Chief of Naval Operations and lacking dealing with this. The last time I checked, Hawaii tion. Secretary of the Navy. was a state. The rancor that has occurred in the Obama Earlier in the ceremony, Hatch read from her memoir when she was asked members of the church Mother-daughter team of Delores and Plama Johnson presidency is just unprecedented.” “What does it take to become a success?” Her answer choir sang Negro spiritu- acted out a woman praying the Lord’s Prayer at Webb brought to light a new bill in Virginia for voter “Motivation and determination.” Robinson was accorded als. Mt. Olive Baptist Church Black History Month registration. He said no longer would the presentation of a round of applause in absentia. The mother-daughter celebration Feb. 23. utility bills or Social Security cards be considered, while The South Jersey Chapter of Buffalo Soldiers, attired team of Delores and Plama in bright yellow shirts and cowboy hats, reminded the Johnson acted out a woman congregation of the origins of the Buffalo Soldiers. They praying the Lord’s Prayer were Negro soldiers from the Union Army after the Lower Township Appoints 10 Members while God intervened and Civil War, who, collectively, presented the Army with held a conversation with a problem. To Economic Development Committee the one praying. They could not be sent back to the South, where By JACK FICHTER Daniel Cohen. more people interested in Cape May Winery and Brenda Robinson, a Cape many were once slaves. So, they were formed into a unit Deputy Mayor Norris joining the committee than restaurants.” May resident, who was ab- and sent west into Indian Territory. There, they strung VILLAS- Lower Town- Clark selected David Craig seats available. He said the committee sent, was to receive a New telegraph lines, and became early cowboys, said Edward ship Council appointed and Rick Weber. “Each of these represent represented a broad sec- Jersey Legislature joint “Chip” Harshaw of Wildwood. 10 members Feb. 20 to Ward One selections businesspeople that are in tion of people with bright resolution for her career Burgess “Butch” Hamer, chapter vice president, re- the newly created Special were Mary Stewart and the key aspects of our com- minds. fi rst as a Navy pilot, then counted how a Negro woman was the fi rst to enlist in Economic Advisory Com- Larry Hume. munity in key industries,” Economic Advisory as a pilot with American the Army, and went undetected for two years, prior to mittee. Ward Two selections he said. “We have fi shing, Committee meetings will Airlines. That proclamation an illness that resulted in a physical examination and The members were se- were John McNulty and we have the marinas, we not be open to the public. was read by Rev. James realization that she was not allowed to be in the service. lected by two nomina- Keith Lauderman. have hospitality, we have The committee will meet Hatch of Eureka Baptist She was discharged, but was remembered for the high tions from each council Ward Three selections landscapers, we have our every other month and Church, Wildwood. quality of her service, and being able to be an equal to member: were Jay Sporhl and Ernest historic and cultural com- present its ideas to Town- Robinson was the fi rst the men in the unit. Selected by Mayor Mi- Utsch III. munity, we have our retail ship Council. The mission black female to graduate Mistress of ceremony for the afternoon was Sister chael Beck: Curtis Bashaw, Clark said there were shopkeepers as well as of the committee is to bring Naval Aviation Offi cer Can- Evelyn McClurkin, who proudly displayed a Black His- more tourism to the town- didate School. She holds tory collection of printed material in the adjacent dining Wildwood Man Faces Seven Counts ship which would create the distinction of being room of the church. That collection took place over the more jobs and to improve the fi rst black woman to last 14 years, she said. One of its proudest is the election Of Burglary for Car Break-ins the ability to keep jobs that earn gold wings as a naval of Barack Obama as U.S. President, something, she said, are here, said Clark. aviator. She was the 59th that proves to all boys and girls, that everything is possible WILDWOOD – Shortly revealed that Ivens was in to make an appointment to In addition, the com- female to enter naval fl ight if they work hard enough to achieve it. after midnight Feb. 18, possession of allegedly sto- identify the property. mittee is looking for ideas Wildwood Police Depart- len property and narcotics. Ivens was issued criminal to attract new types of ment’s Uniform Patrol Di- During the follow-up in- complaints from Wildwood jobs to the township. Part vision made an arrest of a vestigation by members of Municipal Court. He was of the criteria is any new REOPENING 20-year-old city resident in the department’s Uniform charged with seven counts concepts to enhance job connection with burglaries and Detective divisions, of burglary, seven counts growth and tourism will FOR THE of motor vehicles. additional information was of theft, two counts of not cost the township a lot SEASON According to a release, developed that resulted in criminal attempt burglary, of money, he said. officers, who had been the recovery of property, possession of controlled Clark and Councilman THURS. M ARCH 14TH involved in an ongoing co- which was identified as dangerous substance, a sin- Glenn Douglass will chair vert surveillance operation proceeds of multiple ve- gle count of possession of SERVING DINNER the committee. PRE-OPENING SALE ON GIFT CERTIFICATES due to the high volume of hicle burglaries. narcotics paraphernalia and In the sites of the com- THURS-SUN criminal activity in the gen- The property recovered one count of possession of a Buy $50 Gift Certifi cates for $40 mittee is economic de- FROM 5PM eral area, were in the 3900 in connection to the inves- hypodermic syringe. velopment for the county through March 13 at www.merioninn.com block of Pacific Avenue. tigation will be maintained Additional complaints airport. Clark said the WITH LIVE Buy 2 and Receive “A Time for Love” recorded at the Merion at police headquarters. are pending against Ivens During their preliminary committee would inform IANO USIC Inn by Barry Miles, Jon Pruitt, Lisa Tee and Dean Schneider, At the present, identifi - P M investigation, Anthony Iv- in connection to the inves- county freeholders of its with two bonus tracks by the late George Mesterhazy. ens, 20, an unemployed cation of the owners of the tigation. ideas. property, and notifi cation home health care aide, who Municipal Court Judge “We are looking to invite JOIN US FOR EASTER SUNDAY resides in the 100 block E. to the owners about the Mary Bittner of Wildwood the county to the conversa- Lincoln Avenue, was iden- recovery of the property is Municipal Court, set bail tion as well,” he said. Jazz Trio Thursdays from 8:30pm ON MARCH 31ST tifi ed as a suspect. being made. for Ivens at $30,000 cash/ In addition: council SERVING FROM NOON UNTIL 8PM Further investigation Wildwood police are re- bond, no 10 percent on all appointed five members (full menu and Easter specials, with additional questing that anyone who charges. to the Citizen’s Advisory brunch items Noon to 1:30pm) has any information or has Ivens was remanded to Board: Edward Butler, John Become a fan of been the recent victim of the Herald on Cape May County Cor- Campbell, Colleen Hughes, 106 DECATUR ST. • CAPE MAY • 609-884-8363 a car burglary, to contact rectional Center in lieu Robert Lamoreaux and Jac- For menu & prices, visit www.merioninn.com FACEBOOK them at (609) 522-0222 of bail. queline Henderson. A28 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers February 27 2013

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Articles for Sale- rooms, living, dining, Subject to $0.00 wood entertainment ctr. Will BANK is the plaintiff AND ROMAN P. OS- References required. 1121 ADCHUK AND GERALDINE OSADCHUK, smalls.Fri., March 1, 8am A Full Legal Description of the premises can For upcoming season. Must hold up to 55” Flat screen HUSBAND AND WIFE are the defendant(s), Route 109 - Cape May, NJ Clawfoot tub, excellent be found in the offi ce of the Sheriff of Cape to 4pm and Sat., March I shall expose for sale at public venue on: have previous experience TV, $1000/OBO. Call 203- May County 609-884-2051 cond., $100. Located in 2, 8am to 2pm. For Info WEDNESDAY THE 6TH DAY OF & references. Early morn- 910-3557 MARCH A.D. 2013 SIC. 610-348-2933 & Pictures: Amount due under judgment is $228,265.31 ings & weekend work will at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court www.gager House Building located at 9 N. Main Street with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be FINANCIAL added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed be required. Work will begin WebID #: 253280 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New — estatesales.com Jersey. check or treasurer’s check in the amount of in early March. Please call 20% of the bid price is required. 609-368-0000 for informa- BUSINESS Articles For Sale- This property to be sold is located in the City tion. Please leave message SPORTING GOODS — WebID #: 253388 of North Wildwood, in the County of Cape The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to ad- OPPORTUNITY - May and State of New Jersey journ this sale without further notice by pub- & contact info. KITCHEN APPLIANCES: 25 lication. All publication costs are paid for by FINANCIAL cu ft GE refrig., $250. Whirl- Property is commonly known as 131 Sea- the plaintiff. spray Court, North Wildwood, New Jersey pool dishwasher, $125. AUTOMOTIVE Attorney: MCCABE, WEISBERG & CONWAY, Whirlpool microwave, $60. Sporting Goods- Tax Lot Number 58 P.C. Trades/Carpenter- In Block Number 30 Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer Very good cond. In Avalon. CH753911 VAN/TRUCK/SUV 4x Fee=$102.06 302-373-5500 GOLF CLUBS & BAG Ex- Dimensions of Lot 58: Approximately 87 feet by 85 feet 02/20, 02/27, 03/06, 03/13/13 CARPENTER/ cellent condition. $150. Call ______SHERIFF’S SALE MECHANIC 609-846-3361 Did he propose? Nearest Cross Street: Seaview Court A Full Legal Description of the premises can By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Articles For Sale- of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- With working knowledge & WebID #: 252973 Let’s Celebrate! be found in the offi ce of the Sheriff of Cape BUSINESS — May County cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET skills of home remodeling & Email your engagement NUMBER F 12397 10 therein, pending KITCHEN CABINETS: Off wherein WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. is the construction. MUST HAVE OPPORTUNITY announcement to Amount due under judgment is $894,004.85 plaintiff AND JAMES E. COHEN, ET AL are white, laminate. (8) 42” wall with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be valid driver’s license, truck classifi ed@cmcherald. the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed cabintes, (7) base cabintets. public venue on: & tools. For Rent: com check or treasurer’s check in the amount of WEDNESDAY THE 20TH DAY OF all for $400. Very good cond. 20% of the bid price is required. Call 609-884-2722 or call MARCH A.D. 2013 Full service, In Avalon. 302-373-5500 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court 8am - 5pm 609-886-8600 The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to Looking House Building located at 9 N. Main Street adjourn this sale without further notice by turn-key pizza and Articles For Sale- (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New ext 33 or 34 publication. All publication costs are paid for for Jersey. — WebID #: 253483 ice cream parlor, by the plaintiff. White bunk beds 3 years something? Municipality: Lower Township located on busy Van/Truck/SUV- Attorney: PERSKIE MAIRONE BROG & County: Cape May State of New Jersey old, include mattresses and BAYLINSON North Wildwood Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer bunkie boards. Good con- Street and Street Number: 402 Beechwood 2010 Ford F150 Lariat: CH753909 Trades/Carpentry- Boardwalk in dition. Paid $800. Asking Avenue, Villas, New Jersey Find it in the 4x4, 4 door, fully loaded. 33 4x Fee=$106.92 $450 or B.O.302-545-9424 02/06, 02/13, 02/20, 02/27/13 Montego Bay Resort k miles. $29,000. 609-602- ______Tax Block and Lot: Carpenter/Home Remodeler CLASSIFIEDS 2746 SHERIFF’S SALE Block: 377.02 Lot: 37 & 39 Needed MUST be profi cient Call — WebID #: 252969 By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Dimensions of Lot: 25’ x 100’ in all/most aspects of home of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- remodeling. Must have ve- 609-780-4496 cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET Nearest Cross Street: Bay Drive FIREWOOD NUMBER F 012262 12 therein, pending hicle, license and phone. wherein THIRD FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK Superior Interests: (if any): None References required. 609- NATIONALS is the plaintiff AND SCOTT D. WILLIAMS, ET MERCHANDISE / AL are the defendant(s), I shall expose for Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- 972-4883 or fax resume to sale at public venue on: tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and Reader Advisory: the National Trade Associa- ATTENTION SLEEP APNEA SUFFERERS expenses, there remains any surplus money, 609-770-8004 YARD SALES tion we belong to has purchased the following with Medicare. Get FREE CPAP Replacement WEDNESDAY THE 6TH DAY OF MARCH A.D. 2013 the money will be deposited into the Superior FIREWOOD: Oak, sea- classifi eds. Determining the value of their ser- Supplies at NO COST, plus FREE home de- Court Trust Fund and any person claiming vice or product is advised by this publication. livery! Best of all, prevent red skin sores and at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court soned, split. Full sized pick- House Building located at 9 N. Main Street the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a — WebID #: 253267 In order to avoid misunderstandings, some ad- bacterial infection! Call 866-993-5043 motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and ARTICLES FOR up truck load, delivered. vertisers do not offer “employment” but rather (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Jersey. 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that SALE Call 609-886-5347 or 609- supply the readers with manuals, directories Attention Joint & Muscle Pain Sufferers: person’s claim and asking for an order direct- and other materials designed to help their Clinically proven all-natural supplement helps ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff 675-1257 clients establish mail order selling and other reduce pain and enhance mobility. Call 888- All that certain lot, tract or parcel of land and premises, situate, lying and being in the City or other person conducting the sale will have businesses at home. Under NO circumstance 474-8936 to try Hydrafl exin RISK-FREE for information regarding the surplus, if any. Trades/Landscaping- Articles for Sale- should you send any money in advance or 90 days of Ocean City, County of Cape May and State of New Jersey give the client your checking, license ID, or A Full Legal Description of the premises can FURNISHINGS credit card numbers. Also beware of ads that YOU or a loved one have an addiction? Over 27” HD TV, $75; Custom Being Lot 17, C13, Block 804 on the munici- be found in the offi ce of the Sheriff of Cape LANDCAPE claim to guarantee loans regardless of credit 500 alcohol and drug rehab facilities nation- May County built bin & shelves for cargo and note that if a credit repair company does wide. Very private/Very Confi dential. Inpatient pal tax map for the City of Ocean City, County DID YOU KNOW? If you of Cape May, State of New Jersey LABORERS van, $75. 609-465-5993 business only over the phone it’s illegal to re- care. Insurance needed. Call for immediate Amount due under judgment is $208,259.78 have an article selling for quest any money before delivering its service. help! 1-800-297-6815 with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be All funds are based in US dollars. 800 num- The property is located at 840 Ocean Avenue. Articles for Sale- less than $250.00, your The closest cross street is East 9th Street. added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed Commercial landscaping bers may or may not reach Canada. CASH PAID - UP TO $28/BOX for unexpired, check or treasurer’s check in the amount of classifi ed ad runs 2 weeks sealed DIABETIC TEST STRIPS! 1 DAY PAY- experience a plus. Must A Full Legal Description of the premises can 20% of the bid price is required. FREE! Limited time offer. SCA MENT & PREPAID shipping. BEST PRICES! have a valid drivers license Bed Show Call 1-888-366-0957. www.Cash4Diabetic- be found in the offi ce of the Sheriff of Cape May County The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to ad- with experience in driving Atlantic City 3/2 Call Janet or Rachel for CASH FOR CARS! Any Make, Model or Year. Supplies.com journ this sale without further notice through We Pay MORE! Running or Not. Sell Your Car details, 609-886-8600 ext Amount due under judgment is $98,301.78 publication. All publication costs are paid for trucks with attached trail- 4pm until 9pm or Truck TODAY. Free Towing! Instant Offer: VIAGRA 68 x (100 mg) PILLS for ONLY by the plaintiff. 33 or 34 1-888-545-8647 $159.00. NO Prescription Needed! Other with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be ers. Call 609-465-7036. New Mattress Sets $135; added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed meds available. Credit or Debit Required. Attorney: POWERS KIRN LLC Twin, Full or Queen. Ad- CAR DONATIONS WANTED! Help Support Call NOW: 616-433-1152 Satisfaction Guar- check or treasurer’s check in the amount of Trades/Marina- 20% of the bid price is required. Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer vance Phone orders ac- Retiring? Selling Your Cancer Research. Free Next-Day Towing. anteed! CH753912 Non-Runners OK. Tax Deductible. Free 4x Fee=$126.36 cepted (215) 795-3040 Business? Cruise/Hotel/Air Voucher. Live Operators 7 Ever Consider a Reverse Mortgage? At least The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to Marine Industry Body-shop adjourn this sale without further notice by 02/20, 02/27, 03/06, 03/13/13 www.lekieshaallen days/week. Breast Cancer Society #800- 62 years old? Stay in your home & increase ______workers with experience, ADVERTISE HERE 728-0801. cash fl ow! Safe & Effective! Call Now for your publication. All publication costs are paid for bedding.com. by the plaintiff. SHERIFF’S SALE hardworking, reliable, call FREE DVD! Call Now 866-967-9407 click on “events” Get Results. DONATE YOUR CAR. RECEIVE $1000 By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out 609-628-4445 GROCERY COUPONS. FAST, FREE TOW- CREDIT CARD DEBT? LEGALLY HAVE IT Attorney: MASELLI WARREN, P.C. Call 609-886-8600 today. Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- ING- 24hr Response. UNITED BREAST CAN- REMOVED! Need a Minimum $7,000 in debt cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET CER FOUNDATION. Free Mammograms & to qualify. CH753910 — WebID #: 253043 Ext. 33 or 34 4x Fee=$97.20 NUMBER F 7960 10 therein, pending wherein — WebID #: 253220 Breast Cancer Info www.ubcf.info 888-444- Utilize Consumer Protection Attorneys. Call WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. is the plaintiff 7514 now 1-866-652-7630 for help. 02/06, 02/13, 02/20, 02/27/13 ______AND GEORGE R. ZIEGLER, ET AL are the Mustang Gt Take notice that in accordance defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public ADOPTION- A loving alternative to unplanned LAKE WINNIPESAUKEE- Weirs Beach, venue on: pregnancy. You chose the family for your NH. CHANNEL WATERFRONT COTTAGES with N.J.S.A. 39:10-16*, application has been made to the Chief Administrator of the Motor WEDNESDAY THE 20TH DAY OF child. Receive pictures/info of waiting/ap- 1,2,&3+BR, Kitchens. A/C, FREE Wi-Fi MARCH A.D. 2013 proved couples. Living expense assistance. Beach, Dock. Walk to EVERYTHING! 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NO Experience Required. classifi ed ad in over 750 suburban newspa- Court Trust Fund and any person claiming Start Immediately! pers just like this one. Call Classifi ed Avenue 2x Fee=$14.58 02/20, 02/27/13 the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a … demonstrate excellent organization and communication skills. www.mailing-group.com at 888-486-2466 or go to www.classifi edav- motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and enue.net ______SHERIFF’S SALE 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that … have strong computer skills – e.g., MS Office Suite. $1,200 Weekly Guaranteed, mailing our person’s claim and asking for an order direct- company Loan Applications from Home. NO Music Lessons for All Ages! Find a music ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff … display a keen aptitude for multi-media marketing. Experience Necessary. FT/PT Genuine Op- teacher! 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SAVE on Cable TV-Internet-Digital Phone. defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public … have a valid driver’s license and use of a personal vehicle. venue on: Financial Aid if qualifi ed. SCHEV authorized. Packages start at $89.99/mo (for 12 months.) Amount due under judgment is $479,014.52 Call 800-488-0386 www.CenturaOnline.com Options from ALL major service providers. WEDNESDAY THE 20TH DAY OF … be able to lift 25 pounds. MARCH A.D. 2013 with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be Call Acceller today to learn more! CALL added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed AIRLINES ARE HIRING- Train for hands on 1-877-736-7087 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court House Building located at 9 N. Main Street check or treasurer’s check in the amount of Aviation Maintenance Career. FAA approved 20% of the bid price is required. Sales experience beneficial but not necessary. program. Financial aid if qualifi ed- Housing DISH Network. Starting at $19.99/month (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Jersey. Commitment to excellence required. available. CALL Aviation Institute of Mainte- PLUS 30 Premium Movie Channels FREE The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to ad- nance (877)818-0783 for 3 Months! SAVE! & Ask About SAME DAY journ this sale without further notice through Installation! CALL - 877-992-1237 The property to be sold is located in the Township of Lower. publication. All publication costs are paid for Canada Drug Center is your choice for safe by the plaintiff. This is a temporary position, but may lead to full-time employment. and affordable medications. Our licensed Ca- *REDUCE YOUR CABLE BILL! * Get a In the County of Cape May and the State of New Jersey. nadian mail order pharmacy will provide you 4-Room All-Digital Satellite system installed Attorney: POWERS KIRN LLC with savings of up to 90% on all your medi- for FREE and programming starting at $19.99/ Premises commonly known as 100 Franklin Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer cation needs. Call today 1-800-418-8975, mo. FREE HD/DVR upgrade for new callers, CH753913 Email resume to for $10.00 off your fi rst prescription and free Avenue, Villas, New Jersey [email protected] shipping. (Page A31 Please) (Page A31 Please) Herald Newspapers February 27 2013 Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A 3 1 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES FURTHER ORDERED that within 20 days af- fi rearms and other equipment for use by the 14, 2013 at 1:00 p.m., at A SAFE KEEPING kids guitar, printer, end table, totes, boxes and than small boats. The Commandant of the Corporate Secretary (From Page A30) SELF STORAGE, INC., 3414 Bayshore other miscellaneous Coast Guard has given advance approval to ter the date hereof said Plaintiffs, cause a copy Police Department of the Borough, rescue of this Judgment to be published in the Cape boards and lifeboats for use by the Recre- Road, North Cape May, New Jersey 08204, the construction or repair of bridges across 1x Fee=$13.36 02/27/13 4x Fee=$126.36 May County Herald and within 45 days after ation Department of the Borough. Acquisition (609) 889-8287. Operator reserves the right 2x Fee=$38.88 such waterways. Comments on this proposal ______02/20, 02/27, 03/06, 03/13/13 the entry of this Judgment, fi le an Affi davit of by purchase and installation, as necessary, of to bid and to set minimum bids. Please call 02/20, 02/27/13 should be forwarded to the above address no NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARD ______prior to auction to confi rm. ______later than 2 MAR 2013. A copy of Public No- publication thereof with the Clerk of Superior new and additional computer equipment for Take notice that Flickerwood Wine Cellars, Court, and a certifi ed copy of this Judgment use by the Administration Department of the AVAILABILITY OF PUBLIC NOTICE tice 5-1290, which describes the proposal in The Cape May County Municipal Utilities Inc., trading as Flickerwood Wine Cellars, with the Department of Treasury pursuant Borough and 911 emergency system equip- Kathleen Kornick – Unit #G132: books, end An application has been received by the Com- detail, can be viewed at http://www.navcen. Authority has awarded a contract as a pro- has applied to the Director of the Division to the provisions of the statute and Rules of ment and computer equipment for use by the chair, baby swing, couch, suitcase, crock mander, Fifth Coast Guard from WRScompass uscg.gov/?pageName=pnBridges or ob- fessional service without competitive bidding of Alcoholic Beverage Control for a Winery pot, toaster, shelving, computer chair, boxes, for the proposed construction of a temporary tained by calling (757) 398-6222. Court in such case made and provided. Police Department of the Borough. Salesroom to be situated at The Mouse Trap, pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11-5(1)(a)(i) of the totes and more pontoon bridge across Old Turtle Thorofare in Local Public Contracts Law. The contract and 2301 Dune Drive, Avalon, New Jersey 08202. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the pub- Appropriation: $1,050,000 Middle Township, Cape May County, NJ. WR- WAVERLY W. GREGORY, JR. the resolution authorizing it are on fi le and Objections, if any, should be made immedi- Bonds/Notes Authorized: $999,000 Sara E. Juliano – Unit #K101: holiday deco- Scompass is proposing to install a fl exi-fl oat Bridge Program Manager lished version of the Final Judgment shall not available for public inspection in the Author- ately in writing to the Director of the Division Grants Appropriated: $0 ration, bird cage, styrofoam coolers, shelving, bridge (pontoon) for equipment access across By direction of the Commander release the Plaintiff’s social security number. ity’s Administrative Offi ce, 1523 Rt. 9 North, of Alcoholic Beverage Control, P.O. Box 087, Section 20 Costs: $100,000 toy riding train, boxes, bags, totes and more Old Turtle Thorofare and the purpose is for a Fifth Coast Guard District Swainton, New Jersey. Trenton, New Jersey 08625-0087. wetland construction project. The temporary J. Christopher Gibson, J.S.C. Useful Life: 9.27 years Kimmel Schaefer – Unit #L137: futon frame, pontoon bridge will be in use for approximately 2x Fee=$41.31 Awarded to: Remington, Vernick & Walberg Flickerwood Wine Cellars /s/ Suzanne C. Stanford twin mattress set, chair, holiday decoration, four to six weeks providing no waterway ac- 02/20, 02/27/13 1x Fee=$25.52 02/27/13 Engineers 309 Flickerwood Road, Kane, PA 16735 luggage, small trampoline, small folding cess for vessels. The existing bridge is dilapi- ______Borough Clerk table, water skiis, folding chair, espresso ma- dated and will not be repaired as part of this SPEC. # 12 NOTICE OF PENDING Duration: One (1) year from execution of 2x Fee=$14.58 This notice is published pursuant to N.J.S.A. chine, toys, golf bag, bags, boxes and more contract. ORDINANCE NO. 955-13 contract 02/20, 02/27/13 ADVERTISEMENT FOR COMPETITIVE 40A:2-17. ______Kimberly Moore – Unit #M107: dressers, twin WRScompass is also requesting a waiver of CONTRACT The Ordinance published herewith was in- Nature and Type of Contract: Professional NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION 1x Fee=$43.74 02/27/13 mattress and box spring, full mattress and a Coast Guard bridge permit under Title 33 BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS troduced and passed upon fi rst reading at a Surveying Services (RFP-02-13) box spring, buffet hutch, secretary’s desk, Code of Federal Regulations, Section 115.70; CAPE MAY COUNTY – NEW JERSEY meeting of the Board of Commissioners of the ______Pursuant to State Law, the following is a par- dining room table and chairs, tray tables, Advance approval for bridges. Advance ap- City of Wildwood, in the County of Cape May, SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY Amount of Contract: Total not-to-exceed tial listing of items in storage units which will refrigerator, chair, couch, tv/vcr combo unit, proval waterways are those that are navigable NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT SEALED New Jersey, held on February 13, 2013. It will CHANCERY DIVISION amount of $40,000.00 be sold at Public Auction on Thursday, March toy pedal car, fi re extinguisher, video camera, in law, but not actually navigated by other PROPOSALS, ADDRESSED TO THE be further considered for fi nal passage after CAPE MAY COUNTY CLERK OF THE BOARD, WILL BE RE- Public hearing thereon, at a meeting of said DOCKET NO. F-002699-13 By: Patricia A. Callinan CEIVED UP TO 2:00PM PREVAILING TIME, Board of Commissioners, Wednesday, March Corporate Secretary ON MARCH 20, 2013 AT WHICH TIME 13, 2013 immediately following the Board of STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: DEBRA L. THEY WILL BE PUBLICLY OPENED AND Commissioners Work Session at 5:30 p.m., GRUND AND MR. GRUND, HUSBAND OF 1x Fee=$13.36 02/27/13 READ IN THE CAUCUS /FREEHOLDERS’ during the week prior to and up to and includ- DEBRA L. GRUND, ______MEETING ROOM IN THE ADMINISTRATION ing the date of such meetings, copies of said NATIONALS NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARD BUILDING, 4 MOORE ROAD, CAPE MAY Ordinance will be made available at the City YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND RE- your 25 word Classifi ed ad in over 145 news- provided. Respond www.metronjm.com 732- COURT HOUSE, NEW JERSEY, 08210, FOR Clerk’s Offi ce in said Municipal Building to the QUIRED to serve upon STERN LAVINTHAL (From Page A30) The Cape May County Municipal Utilities papers throughout NJ for $520. Contact Diane 801-1532 or 732-930-7900. 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Department of the Borough, radio equipment, (Page A32 Please) Interviewing now. PT/FT, fl exible. Training ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS HERE! Place By: Patricia A. Callinan A32 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Classifi ed Herald Newspapers February 27 2013 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES (From Page A31) regular business hours at said location or are AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE CODE OF WHEREAS, under the aggregation process seq.; and rity is required to not less than one (1) year GERALD M. THORNTON downloadable on our website at http://www. THE TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE, CHAPTER the residential and non-residential ratepayers c. The Township of Middle and its citizens from the date of the transfer of ownership or DIRECTOR of the BOARD to generator. Building coverage variance from wildwoodsnj.com/wildwoods-RFP.cfm. 112, ARTICLE II, ENTITLED DRIVEWAY may likely receive a direct reduction in their have experienced disturbances, damage control, if, during that year, no substantiated section 250-402 E. where 40% permitted and APRONS AND LOT GRADING electric bills; and and public expense resulting from carelessly complaints are recorded with respect to the 1x Fee=$26.73 02/27/13 43% provided. Building height variance from Bidders shall comply with the requirements TAKE NOTICE that the above Ordinance was granted and inadequately supervised season- property in question. ______section 250-402 E. where 35’ required and of P.L. 1975, c. 127 (Affi rmative Action) and adopted at second reading by the Township WHEREAS, the citizens of the Township have al rentals to irresponsible vacationers by inept MEETING NOTICE 38’5” provided. Applicant requests any and P.L. 1977, c. 33 (Partner / Stockholder Certi- Committee of the Township of Middle, County a substantial economic and social interest at or indifferent landlords; and Section Three. Bond Forfeiture; Extension. CONSTRUCTION BOARD OF APPEALS all other variances, waivers and/or approvals fi cation). Bids shall not be received and shall of Cape May, State of New Jersey at a regular stake; and d. This Ordinance is enacted to preserve the a. If, during the period for which a landlord is COUNTY OF CAPE MAY deemed necessary by the board. not be accepted either before or after the time meeting held at Township Hall, 33 Mechanic peace and tranquility of the community for required to give security pursuant to Section designated herein for their receipt. Street, Cape May Court House, New Jersey WHEREAS, the Township hereby fi nds that it its permanent residents, and to maintain the Two above, a substantiated complaint is re- Thursday, February 28, 2013 – 5:30 p.m. A copy of the said application and accom- on February 20, 2013 at 6:00 p.m. is in the best interests of residential and non- municipality as a viable vacation resort for all corded against the property in question, the Intermediate Meeting Room panying documents will be on fi le with the Bids shall be enclosed in sealed envelopes residential electric ratepayers to enter into an persons and families availing themselves of Township Committee or its designee may in- William E. Sturm, Jr. Administration Building, Secretary of the Middle Township Zoning bearing the name and address of the bidder Kimberly Krauss, Municipal Clerk aggregation agreement in order to seek sub- the facilities in the community; and stitute proceedings against the landlord for the 4 Moore Road, Cape May Court House, New Board/Zoning Offi cer and may be inspected, with the notation: “RFP for Event Security and Township of Middle stantial savings on electric rates; e. The enactment of this Ordinance is neces- forfeiture or partial forfeiture of the security, for Jersey 08210 during normal business hours, in the Middle Crowd Management Services” sary and desirable to provide a means to curb an extension as provided in subsection Sec- Township Zoning Offi ce, Middle Township Mu- 1x Fee=$9.72 02/27/13 NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY and discourage those occasional excesses tion Two, paragraph e. above, of the period for AGENDA nicipal Building, Boyd and Mechanic Streets, Robert Mc Nicholas, QPA ______THE TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE OF THE arising from irresponsible seasonal rentals. which the security is required, or for increase Cape May Court House, New Jersey, by all in- TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE AS FOLLOWS: in the amount of security required, for any or 1. Notifi cation pursuant to “Open Public Meet- terested parties at least ten (10) days prior to 2x Fee=$46.17 COUNTY OF CAPE MAY 1. The allegations of the Preamble above are NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by all of those purposes. ings Act” the said hearing. Further, any interested party 02/27, 03/06/13 STATE OF NEW JERSEY hereby incorporated herein by reference as if the Township Committee of the Township of b. Any forfeiture or partial forfeiture of secu- 2. Correspondence may appear in person or by attorney at said ______set forth at length and adopted as the fi nding Middle, in the County of Cape May and State rity shall be determined by the hearing offi cer 3. New Business: hearing and participate therein in accordance NOTICE OF PENDING ORDINANCE NO. 1439-13 of fact of the Township of Middle. of New Jersey as follows: solely in accordance with the amount deemed with the rules of the Middle Township Zoning ORDINANCE NO. 1433-13 2. The Township publicly declares its intent to necessary to provide for the compensatory 1. 5 W. Wiley Street, Middle Township, NJ v. Board. This notice is sent pursuant to the re- AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE CODE OF become an aggregator of electric power on Section One. Defi nitions. For the purpose of purposes set forth in subsection Section Two. Middle Township Construction Offi ce quirements of the Municipal Land Use Law. The Ordinance number referenced above THE TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE, CHAPTER 5, behalf of its residential and non-residential us- this Ordinance, the following meanings shall Paragraph e above. Any decision by the hear- was reintroduced and passed upon fi rst read- ENTITLED ADMINISTRATOR ers of electricity pursuant to the Government apply: ing offi cer to increase the amount or extend 4. Other Construction Board of Appeals Mat- Robert and Kathleen Smith ing at a meeting of the Township Committee of Energy Act of 2003, N.J.S.A. 48:3-91.3 to -98, Hearing Offi cer shall mean a licensed attorney the period of the required security shall be ters Applicant the Township of Middle, in the County of Cape BE IT ORDAINED, by the Township Commit- and implementing regulations. of the State of New Jersey appointed by the determined in the light of the same factors May, New Jersey, held on February 20, 2013. tee of the Township of Middle in the County 3. The Township will utilize Commercial Utility Mayor, subject to the advice and consent of set forth in Section Twp, paragraph e. above, 1x Fee=$10.94 02/27/13 1x Fee=$30.38 02/27/13 It will be further considered for fi nal passage of Cape May and State of New Jersey as Consultants’ Reverse Energy Auction Platform the Township Committee. The hearing offi cer and shall be taken only to the extent that the ______after public hearing thereon, at a meeting of follows: pursuant to the NJ E-PROCUREMENT Pilot shall not own or lease any real property within nature of the substantiated complaint or com- ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS NOTICE TO REGISTERED VOTERS said Township Committee, Monday, March program (P.L. 2001, c.30) under the NJ De- the Township of Middle, nor hold any interest plaints out of which proceedings arise under BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS OF DENNIS TOWNSHIP 18, 2013. During the week prior to and up to SECTION 1. partment of Community Affairs. The Reverse in the assets of or profi ts arising from the own- this action indicated the appropriateness of CAPE MAY COUNTY – NEW JERSEY FIRE DISTRICT #1 (OCEAN VIEW) and including the date of such meeting, cop- The following sections of the Township Code Energy auction will seek bids from licensed ership of such property. such change in order to effectually carry out ies of said Ordinance will be made available shall be amended to read as follows: and appropriate THIRD PARTY SUPPLIERS. Landlord shall mean the person or persons the purposes of this Ordinance. The decision Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals Please take notice that a public meeting will at the Township Clerk’s Offi ce, 33 Mechanic 5-2 Term If such winning bid is selected and agreement who own or purport to own any building in of the hearing offi cer in such circumstances addressed to the Clerk of the Board will be be held March 5, 2013 at 7 p.m. at the regu- Street, Cape May Court House, NJ 08210, to The Administrator shall be appointed by the executed, individual residential consumers which there is rented or offered for rent hous- shall be enforceable in the same manner as received up to 2:00 P.M. prevailing time, on larly scheduled Township Committee Meeting, the general public who shall request the same Township Committee for a term to be deter- would retain the option not to participate and ing space for living or dwelling under either a provided in Section Two, paragraph e above. Wednesday, March 6, 2013, at which time at Township Hall, 571 Petersburg Road, Den- for no charge. mined by the Township Committee by resolu- to choose any alternatives they desire, while written or oral lease, including, but not limited they will be publicly opened and read at the nisville, New Jersey, to discuss the rejected tion, but in no event to exceed the maximum non-residential ratepayers would also have to, any building subject to the “Hotel and Mul- Section Four. Hearing Offi cer; Qualifi cations. William E. Sturm, Jr. Administration Build- Budget and Tax Rate for annual year 2013. ESTABLISHING THE COMPENSATION OF term permissible by law. the right to participate. tiple Dwelling Law”, P.L. 1967, c76 (N.J.S.A. The hearing offi cer shall be a licensed New ing, 4 Moore Road, Crest Haven Complex, THE OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE 4. The Mayor is authorized to execute and the 55:13A-1 et seq.), and owner-occupied prem- Jersey attorney or Municipal Judge appointed Cape May Court House, New Jersey, for the Thomas Carroll, Secretary TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE SECTION 2. Township Clerk to attest to any documents ises. by the Township Committee. A hearing offi cer following: Board of Fire Commissioners Section 5-5 entitled “Residency Require- necessary to carry out the purpose of the Seasonal rental shall mean any rental of resi- shall not own or lease any real property within Dennis Township Fire District #1 PLEASE NOTE: The complete copy of the ments” shall be deleted in its entirety. ordinance. dential accommodations for a term of less than the Township of Middle, nor hold any interest “FURNISHING AND DELIVERING TIDE Ordinance is on fi le in the Municipal Clerk’s 5. All ordinances and parts of ordinances in- one (1) year and including any part of the pe- in the assets of or profi ts arising from the own- VALVES, CAPE MAY COUNTY, NJ” 1x Fee=$8.50 02/27/13 Offi ce. SECTION 3. All other ordinances in confl ict or consistent herewith are hereby repealed. riod extending from May 15 to September 15. ership or lease of such property. ______inconsistent with this Ordinance are hereby 6. This is a special ordinance and shall be kept Substantiated complaint shall mean an act Proposal forms, instructions to bidders, speci- TOWNSHIP OF DENNIS Attest: Kimberly D. Krauss, Twp. Clerk repealed, to the extent of such confl ict or on fi le with the Clerk but not codifi ed in the of disorderly, indecent, tumultuous or riotous Section Five. If any portion of this Ordinance fi cations, Special Provisions and other bidding inconsistency. Township Ordinance Book. conduct, including, by way of example, but not is determined to be invalid by a court of com- documents may be obtained from the Cape COUNTY OF CAPE MAY 1x Fee=$14.58 02/27/13 7. If any portion of this ordinance is deter- limited to, simple assault, terroristic threats, petent jurisdiction, that determination shall May County Purchasing Department by going STATE OF NEW JERSEY ______SECTION 4. Should any section, paragraph, mined to be invalid by any court of competent harassment, urinating in public, lewdness, have no effect upon the remainder of this Ordi- to Cape May County Procurement Portal at ORDINANCE NO. 1434-13 sentence, clause or phase of this Ordinance jurisdiction, the remainder shall survive in full criminal mischief, or excessive noise, upon or nance, which shall remain valid and operable. capemayprocure.org. NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARDED be declared unconstitutional or invalid for any force and effect. in proximity to any seasonal rental premises, AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF reason, the remaining portions of this Ordi- 8. This Ordinance shall become effective im- and attributable to the acts or incitements of Section Six. All Ordinances or parts of Or- The Board reserves the right to reject any or The Dennis Township Committee of the MIDDLE, COUNTY OF CAPE MAY, STATE nance shall not be affected thereby and shall mediately upon fi nal passage and publication any of the tenants of those premises which dinances inconsistent with this Ordinance, to all proposals in whole or in part and to waive Township of Dennis has awarded a Contract OF NEW JERSEY AUTHORIZING THE EX- remain in full force and effect, and to this end according to law. have been substantiated by prosecution and the extent of such inconsistencies only, be such informalities as may be permitted by without competitive bidding as a professional ECUTION OF AN AGREEMENT WITH THE the provisions of this Ordinance are hereby conviction in any court of competent jurisdic- and the same hereby are repealed; however, law. service/extraordinary unspecifi able service VILLAGE OF GRASSY SOUNDS CIVIC AS- declared to be serverable. ORDINANCE NO. 1440-13 tion. nothing in this Ordinance shall be interpreted pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11-5(1)(a) and the SOCIATION, INC. TO DEVELOP, MAINTAIN as repealing those Ordinances, or portions Bidders are required to comply with the re- New Jersey Local Unit Pay-To-Play law. This AND OPERATE SEWAGE TREATMENT SECTION 5. This Ordinance shall become AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF Section Two. Hearing; Penalty. thereof, that have been codifi ed at of the Code quirements of N.J.S.A.10:5-31 Et.Seq. and Contract and the Resolution authorizing it, are FACILITIES AND CONDUITS effective immediately upon fi nal passage and MIDDLE, COUNTY OF CAPE MAY, STATE a. If, in any twelve (12) month period, two (2) of the Township of Middle. N.J.A.C. 17:27: 27. available for public inspection in the offi ce of TAKE NOTICE that the above Ordinance was publication, according to law. OF NEW JERSEY, AUTHORIZING ESTAB- complaints, as defi ned in Section One hereof, the Municipal Clerk. adopted at second reading by the Township LISHING AN ENERGY AGGREGATION on separate occasions, of disorderly, indecent, Section Seven. This Ordinance shall take Bids must be made on standard proposal Committee of the Township of Middle, County ORDINANCE NO. 1439-13 PROGRAM PURSUANT TO THE GOV- tumultuous, or riotous conduct, including by effect immediately upon fi nal passage and form in the manner designated therein and Awarded to: Frailinger Engineering of Cape May, State of New Jersey at a regular ERNMENT ENERGY AGGREGATION ACT way of example, but not limited to, simple publication as provided by law. required by the specifi cations, must be en- Services: Special Engineering – Tax Map meeting held at Township Hall, 33 Mechanic AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE CODE OF OF 2003, N.J.S.A 48:-93.1 PLEASE TAKE assault, assault, terroristic threats, harass- closed in sealed envelopes bearing the name Revisions Street, Cape May Court House, New Jersey THE TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE, CHAPTER 5, NOTICE that the above Ordinance was intro- ment, lewdness, urinating in public, criminal ORDINANCE NO. 1441-13 and address of the bidder and marked “FUR- Period: 2013 on February 20, 2013 at 6:00 p.m. ENTITLED ADMINISTRATOR duced and passed on fi rst reading at a regular mischief, or excessive noise, upon or in prox- NISH AND DELIVER TIDE VALVES, CAPE Cost: Not To Exceed $18,000.00 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the above Or- meeting of the Township Committee held on imity to any seasonal rental premises, and AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING PRO- MAY COUNTY, NJ” on the outside, addressed Kimberly Krauss, Municipal Clerk dinance was introduced and passed on fi rst February 20, 2013. Second reading, hearing attributable to the acts of incitements of any CEDURES TO REQUIRE AN OWNER OF to Clerk of the Board, Administration Building, 1x Fee=$12.15 02/27/13 Township of Middle reading at a regular meeting of the Township and consideration for adoption will be held of the tenants of those premises, have been RENTAL PROPERTY WHICH HAS BE- 4 Moore Road, Crest Haven Complex, Cape ______Committee held on February 20, 2013. Sec- on March 18, 2013 at the Middle Township substantiated by prosecution and conviction in COME A SOURCE OF AT LEAST TWO (2) May Court House, New Jersey 08210 and be NOTICE TO BIDDERS 1x Fee=$10.94 02/27/13 ond reading, hearing and consideration for Municipal Building, 33 Mechanic Street (Boyd any court of competent jurisdiction, the Town- SUBSTANTIATED COMPLAINTS OF DIS- delivered at the place on or before the hour ______adoption will be held on March 18, 2013 at the Street Entrance), Cape May Court House, NJ ship Committee or any offi cer or employee of ORDERLY, INDECENT, TUMULTUOUS OR named above. THE WILDWOODS ORDINANCE NO. 1436-13 Middle Township Municipal Building, 33 Me- at 6:00 P.M. Copies of the ordinance may be the Township of Middle so designated by the RIOTOUS CONDUCT TO POST A BOND OR CONVENTION CENTER chanic Street (Boyd Street Entrance), Cape obtained, at no charge, between the hours of Township Committee for this purpose, may EQUIVALENT SECURITY TO COMPENSATE Gerald M. Thornton AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE CODE OF May Court House, NJ at 6:00 P.M. Copies of 8:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Monday thru Friday in institute proceedings to require the landlord of FOR ANY FUTURE DAMAGE OR EXPENSE Director of the Board Notice is hereby given by The Greater Wild- THE TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE, CHAPTER the ordinance may be obtained, at no charge, the Offi ce of the Municipal Clerk located at 33 the seasonal rental premises to post a bond SUFFERED FROM FUTURE REPETITION woods Tourism Improvement and Develop- 211, SECTION 2 THEREOF, ENTITLED between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Mechanic Street, Cape May Court House, NJ against the consequences of future incidents OF SUCH CONDUCT. 1x Fee=$24.30 02/27/13 ment Authority and SMG that sealed bids for HOURS OF OPERATION, SKATEBOARD Monday thru Friday in the Offi ce of the Mu- up to the time of the Public Hearing. of the same character. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the above Or- ______the Event Security and Crowd Management PARK nicipal Clerk located at 33 Mechanic Street, b. In the event a tenant is convicted of any dinance was introduced and passed on fi rst SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY Services will be received, opened and read TAKE NOTICE that the above Ordinance was Cape May Court House, NJ up to the time of Kimberly Krauss, Township Clerk of the conduct described in subsection a. of reading at a regular meeting of the Township CHANCERY DIVISION aloud in public, by the Greater Wildwoods adopted at second reading by the Township the Public Hearing. Township of Middle this section, the governing, or the offi cer or Committee held on February 20, 2013. Sec- CAPE MAY COUNTY Tourism Improvement and Development Committee of the Township of Middle, County employee designated pursuant to subsection ond reading, hearing and consideration for DOCKET NO. F-027767-12 Authority and SMG, in the Executive Board of Cape May, State of New Jersey at a regular Kimberly Krauss, Township Clerk 1x Fee=$59.54 02/27/13 a. of this section, shall cause notice advising adoption will be held on March 18, 2013 at the Room of the Wildwoods Convention Center, meeting held at Township Hall, 33 Mechanic Township of Middle ______that the conduct specifi ed has occurred to be Middle Township Municipal Building, 33 Me- STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: 4501 Boardwalk, Wildwood, New Jersey Street, Cape May Court House, New Jersey TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE served on the landlord in person or by regis- chanic Street (Boyd Street Entrance), Cape KIMBERLY GALLOS, 08260, on Wednesday, April 10, 2013 at 2:00 on February 20, 2013 at 6:00 p.m. 1x Fee=$36.45 02/27/13 COUNTY OF CAPE MAY tered mail, at the address appearing on the tax May Court House, NJ at 6:00 P.M. Copies of p.m., prevailing time. ______STATE OF NEW JERSEY records of the Township of Middle. the ordinance may be obtained, at no charge, YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND RE- Kimberly Krauss, Municipal Clerk TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE c. The Township Committee or any offi cer or between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. QUIRED to serve upon STERN LAVINTHAL Specifi cations and bid forms for this proposed Township of Middle COUNTY OF CAPE MAY ORDINANCE NO. 1441-13 employee of the municipality designated by Monday thru Friday in the Offi ce of the Mu- & FRANKENBERG LLC, plaintiff’s attorneys, undertaking are on fi le in the Administrative STATE OF NEW JERSEY the Township Committee shall cause to be nicipal Clerk located at 33 Mechanic Street, whose address is 105 Eisenhower Parkway - Offi ces at the Wildwoods Convention Cen- 1x Fee=$9.72 02/27/13 AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING PRO- served upon the landlord, in person or by reg- Cape May Court House, NJ up to the time of Suite 302, Roseland, New Jersey 07068, an ter, 4501 Boardwalk, Wildwood, New Jer- ______ORDINANCE NO. 1440-13 CEDURES TO REQUIRE AN OWNER OF istered mail or by certifi ed mail, return receipt the Public Hearing. Answer to the Complaint, fi led in a civil action, sey 08260, and copies of the same may be ORDINANCE NO. 1437-13 RENTAL PROPERTY WHICH HAS BE- requested, to the address appearing on the in which BANK OF AMERICA, N.A. is the obtained by all prospective bidders during AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF COME A SOURCE OF AT LEAST TWO (2) tax records of the Township of Middle, notice Kimberly Krauss, Township Clerk plaintiff and MICHAEL GALLO, ET ALS are MIDDLE, COUNTY OF CAPE MAY, STATE SUBSTANTIATED COMPLAINTS OF DIS- advising of the institution of such proceedings, Township of Middle the defendants, pending in the Superior Court OF NEW JERSEY, AUTHORIZING ESTAB- ORDERLY, INDECENT, TUMULTUOUS OR together with particulars of the substantiated of New Jersey, Chancery Division, Cape May LISHING AN ENERGY AGGREGATION RIOTOUS CONDUCT TO POST A BOND OR complaint upon which those proceedings are 1x Fee=$151.88 02/27/13 County, and within thirty-fi ve (35) days after PROGRAM PURSUANT TO THE GOVERN- EQUIVALENT SECURITY TO COMPENSATE based, and of the time and place at which the ______2/27/13 or the date of this publication, which- MENT ENERGY AGGREGATION ACT OF FOR ANY FUTURE DAMAGE OR EXPENSE hearing will be held in the matter, which shall NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE ever is later, exclusive of such date(s). If you 2003, N.J.S.A 48:-93.1 SUFFERED FROM FUTURE REPETITION be in the Municipal Building, Municipal Court fail to do so, judgment by default may be ren- OF SUCH CONDUCT. or such other public place as designated by Notice is hereby given that all household and dered against you for the relief demanded in WHEREAS, the State of New Jersey has been the Township Committee, and which shall be personal goods owned and stored in the units the Complaint. You shall fi le your Answer and small but powerful engaged in a process to establish a competi- WHEREAS, Township Committee, The Gov- no sooner than thirty (30) days from the date listed below at A-1 Easy Self Storage LLC, Proof of Service in duplicate with the Clerk of tive market place through deregulation and erning Body of the Township of Middle, deter- upon which the notice is served or mailed. 300 N. Railroad Ave., Rio Grande NJ 08242, the Superior Court of New Jersey, Richard J. Place your business-card-size ad in 120+ restructuring the electric utility market; and mines and declares that: d. At the hearing convened pursuant to para- will be offered for sale by Public Auction. Sale Hughes Justice Complex, 24 Market Street, a. The Legislature of the State of New Jersey graph b. above, the hearing offi cer shall give date will be March 7, 2013 at 11 A.M. Trenton, New Jersey 08625, in accordance NJ newspapers and get your message to WHEREAS, the establishment of a govern- enacted N.J.S.A. 40: 48-2.12(n) et. seq. to full hearing to both the complaint of the mu- with the rules of civil practice and procedure. ment aggregator and an energy aggregation enable certain communities to take effective nicipality and to any evidence in contradiction Alan Trost D3 more than 3 million readers for $1,300 program to purchase electric generation ser- action to assure that excesses, when they oc- or mitigation that the landlord, if present or Tracy and Janice Jeffery G5 This action has been instituted for the purpose vice pursuant to N.J.S.A. 48:3-93.1 et seq. cur, shall not be repeated, and that landlords represented or offering such evidence, may Robert Davis C20 of (1) foreclosing a mortgage dated March 22, = Statewide coverage for less than $11 per paper! and N.J.A.C. 14:4-6.1 et seq. will increase offering seasonal rentals be held to suffi cient present. At the conclusion of the hearing, the Kevin McCann D14 2011 made by MICHAEL GALLO to BANK OF competition for the provision of electric power standards of responsibility ; and offi cer shall determine whether the landlord AMERICA, N.A., recorded on May 3, 2011 in Contact this newspaper for more information to residential and non-residential users, there- b. The Township of Middle is a resort com- shall be required to post a bond in accordance 2x Fee=$17.01 the Offi ce of the Cape May County Clerk/Reg- by increasing the likelihood of lower electric munity in Cape May County which is a county with the terms of this Ordinance. 02/27, 03/06/13 ister in Mortgage Book M5145, Page 215. 2) or Diane Trent, New Jersey Press Association rates for these users without causing any of the sixth class and, as a result, the Town- e. Any bond required to be posted shall be in ______to recover possession of the lands and prem- interruption in service; and ship of Middle is authorized to avail itself of accordance with the judgment of the hearing SPEC. # 14 ises commonly known as 108 EAST 25TH    EXTs[email protected] the provisions of N.J.S.A. 40: 48-2.12(n) et. offi cer, in the light of the nature and extent AVENUE, NORTH WILDWOOD, NJ, 08260. of the offenses indicated in the substantiated ADVERTISEMENT FOR Block 195, Lot 3 FKA LOTS 18 AND 20. complaints upon which the proceedings are COMPETITIVE CONTRACT based, to be adequate in the case of subse- BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS You are further advised that if you cannot af- quent offenses to make reparation for: CAPE MAY COUNTY – NEW JERSEY ford an attorney, you may call the Legal Ser- Are you suffering from a 1. Damages likely to be caused to public or vices offi ce in the county where you live. If you private property or the disruption of affected NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT SEALED do not have an attorney and are not eligible AIRLINES ARE residents’ rights of fair use and quiet enjoy- PROPOSALS, ADDRESSED TO THE for free legal assistance, you may obtain a DEFECTIVE METAL ON METAL ment of their premises; and CLERK OF THE BOARD, WILL BE RE- referral to an attorney by calling the Lawyer 2. Securing the payment of fi nes and penalties CEIVED UP TO 2:00PM PREVAILING TIME, Referral Services. The names and telephone likely to be levied for such offenses; and ON MARCH 20, 2013 AT WHICH TIME THEY numbers of such agencies in the county of HIRING 3. Compensating the municipality for the costs WILL BE PUBLICLY OPENED AND READ venue are as follows: HIP REPLACEMENT? of repressing and prosecuting such incidents IN THE CAUCUS /FREEHOLDERS’ MEET- Have you experienced failure of your of disorderly behavior; provided, however, no ING ROOM IN THE ADMINISTRATION Lawyer Referral Services: (609) 463-0313 dƌĂŝŶĨŽƌŚĂŶĚƐŽŶǀŝĂƟŽŶĂƌĞĞƌ͘ such bond shall be in amount less than fi ve BUILDING, 4 MOORE ROAD, CAPE MAY Legal Services: (609) 465-3001 hip implant, resulting in pain and dis- hundred ($500.00) nor more than fi ve thou- COURT HOUSE, NEW JERSEY, 08210, FOR &ĂƉƉƌŽǀĞĚƉƌŽŐƌĂŵ͘ ability that may have required revision sand $5,000.00) dollars. The municipality THE FOLLOWING: YOU, KIMBERLY GALLOS, are made a surgery to replace the failed compo- may enforce a bond thus requiring an action party defendant to this foreclosure action &ŝŶĂŶĐŝĂůĂŝĚŝĨƋƵĂůŝĮĞĚͲ:ŽďƉůĂĐĞŵĞŶƚĂƐƐŝƐƚĂŶĐĞ͘ in the Superior Court, and shall be entitled REQUEST FOR COMPETITIVE CONTRACT- because you hold a lien that may affect the nent? 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If no recovery, no fees or costs are charged, unless prohibited by State Law or Rule. however, the Township Committee may by P.L. 1963, CHAPTER 150. posed ordinance was introduced at a regularly Resolution shorten the period for which secu- (Page A34 Please) Herald Newspapers February 27 2013 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A33 Property Transfers Recorded In County Clerk’s Offi ce pyBetween February y 11, and February 17, y2013 y Seller Buyer Property Address Price AVALON Thomas J. Welsh Patrick J. & Lizabeth A. Duffy 225 24th St., Unit 225 $ 940,000 Space for Rent- Gary & Catherine Smith Joseph & Kristen Russino Not listed $ 950,000 REAL ESTATE YEAR ROUND Cool Bubbal LLC 2174 Dune Drive LLC 2174 Dune Dr., Unit 2174 $ 375,000 CMCH RENTAL Barbara Nolan Nicholas R. Nolan 141 8th St. $ 500,000 HOME FOR SALE STOREFRONT Year Round Rental- John J. & Tracy D. Tillger Marc & Jennifer Lederman 1 W 24th St. $ 1,760,000 nd Main St. location. 1 block Avon Calling LLC Peter A. & Susan B. Lehman 484 22 St. $ 680,000 from Court Building. On site AVALON David & Teresa Preuss Thomas & Lorraine Buckley 121 E 19th St. $ 285,000 parking. Ideal for satellite le- gal offi ce, real estate offi ce Close to shopping & beach- Average: $ 784,286 Total For Avalon: $ 5,490,000 or retail. Approx. 765 sq. ft. es. 3 bedroom, 2 bath CAPE MAY POINT $1000/mo. Avail. immed. townhouse. W/D, dw, A/C, Home for Sale- 609-465-9382 $1800/month + utilities. No Jeremiah & Colleen Wood Thomas & Sarah Nittoli 415 Cambridge Ave. $ 534,725 pets. 609-425-7311 Average: $ 534,725 Total For Cape May Point: $ 534,725 NORTH CAPE MAY 3 bedroom 1 1/2 bath home — WebID #: 253060 DENNIS — WebID #: 252989 for sale by owner. Lot size Space for Rent- Roma Bank Kathryn M. Wright 676 Petersburg Rd. $ 235,000 82x109. Nice North Cape Zeigler & Ranalli LLC Edward W. & Veronica Zane Not listed $ 325,000 May neighborhood Asking NORTH WILDWOOD $210,000. For contact info. Year Round Rental- Average: $ 280,000 Total For Dennis: $ 560,000 call 609-425-2608 610 New Jersey Ave. LOWER TOWNSHIP (Formerly Shore Couture) CMCH — WebID #: 252917 Federal National Mortgage Dorothy & Bryan Fitzgerald 36 W Greenwood Ave. $ 90,000 Offi ce/retail space for rent. Scott & Gail Nem Thomas & Michele Griffin 775 W Rio Grande Ave. $ 185,000 1500 sq. ft. Prime location. 1 BR, 2nd fl oor apt. Cen- MOBILE HOME 609-523-0104 tral air, w/d. Non-smoking. Federal National Mortgage Charles & Rita S. Donahue 100 Cedardale Ave. $ 110,000 No pets. $765/mo. + util. 1 mo. sec. 609-465-4179, lv. Average: $ 128,333 Total For Lower Township: $ 385,000 Mobile Home- WebID #: 252741 — msg. MIDDLE TOWNSHIP CAPE MAY CT. HSE. Space For Rent- Richard R. Shelton Gary A. Barber 16 Benche Ct. $ 55,000 Briarwood Comm. New — WebID #: 253440 Kurt Finkenauer Louis & Ann M. Argentine Jr. 71 Beach Ave. $ 95,000 DW, 2 BR, 2 Bath. $79,000. STONE HARBOR Average: $ 75,000 Total For Middle Township: $ 150,000 Financing avail. 609-463- Restaurant 0207 Offi ce/Retail NORTH WILDWOOD 2000 sq ft., 300 Block 96th Year Round Rental- St. 609-408-8906 Surf Song of N. Wildwood Christopher & Allison Garner 1800 Ocean Ave., Unit 206 $ 130,000 — WebID #: 252753 ELDORA, DENNIS TWP Surf Song of N. Wildwood Christopher & Allison Garner 1800 Ocean Ave., Unit 211 $ 130,000 On Route 47, 3 beds, 2 full — WebID #: 253235 Surf Song of N. Wildwood Christopher & Allison Garner 1800 Ocean Ave., Unit 311 $ 130,000 baths, washer/dryer. FULLY RENOVATED. $1300 plus Mobile Home- Surf Song of N. Wildwood Charles E. & Janet Crabtree 1800 Ocean Ave., Unit 501 $ 175,000 TO PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD utilities. Call 609-675-0279 CALL 886-8600 EXT. 33 OR 34 Thomas & Sheila Maguire Daniel & Colleen Larkins 1400 Surf Ave., Unit 304 $ 185,000 RIO GRANDE th WebID #: 253431 Eileen M. White, et al Michael Polidoro 206 E 25 Ave., Unit 203 $ 200,000 Office hours — 2 bedrooms, $14,000. Year 9am to 5pm Surf Song of N. Wildwood Christopher & Allison Garner 1800 Ocean Ave., Unit 205 $ 130,000 Mon.-Fri. st round park. Financing avail- HERALD ADS WORK! Anthony D. Calabrese Jr. Matthew E. Daley Jr., et al 239 W 1 Ave., Unit 201 $ 382,500 able with 20% down. Credit Average: $ 182,813 Total For North Wildwood $ 1,462,500 check required. Rentals available. OCEAN CITY 856-297-7337 JWR Properties LLC Stephen R. Wajda 1118 Central Ave. $ 613,000 or 267-407-1601 John L. & Barbara Eichman Michael & Heather James 2009 Bay Ave. $ 400,000 Louis W. & Luana M. Ross Thomas R. & Jo F. Dole 2516-18 Wesley Ave., Unit B $ 1,235,000 — WebID #: 253461 Marie F. Franco Bernard & Marcella Shire 701 Atlantic Ave., Unit 101 $ 135,000 ROOMS FOR RENT Dolores & James Quigley Karen E. Hogan 2834 Central Ave., Unit A $ 732,500 Richard & Jane Hodes Rita Kammiel 1401 Asbury Ave. $ 600,000 A FIRM THAT Dorothy M. Felekey Stephen E. & Mary Oteri 125 Asbury Ave. $ 300,000 Rooms For Rent- John D. & Nancy V. Snyder Jeffrey A. & Linda A. Rimer 1807 Central Ave. $ 632,000 DELIVERS RESULTS, Estate of Loreen J. Farish Cold Tech Inc. 6 W Newcastle Rd. $ 643,500 HOUSE TO SHARE Daniel & Nancy Kilpatrick Gregory & Sharon Muntz 5832-34 Asbury Ave. $ 427,000 Near Rt. 83 & 47 (S. Dennis) NOT EXCUSES! BR, LR, DR, Kit, Wash/Dry, Average: $ 571,800 Total For Ocean City: $ 5,718,000 Large Yard, Deck, Gar, Pet www.jerseyshoreres.com • 609-522-5800 SEA ISLE CITY Friendly. $600.00 mth. Util 5712 New Jersey Avenue • Wildwood Crest, NJ 08260 Redfern Ocean LLC Thomas Hall, et al 4700 Central Ave., South Unit $ 685,000 incld. (609) 780-0070 nd Aurora Financial Group Inc. Robert & Carole Kenna Paul Radel 230 82 St. $ 420,000 WebID #: 253405 AURORA is a licensed Mortgage Banker — FINANCIAL GROUP, INC. Melody A. & Louis Subashi Leonard Calabree 6813 Central Ave., East Unit $ 614,000 (NMLS# 7096) Rooms For Rent- GIL J. SEGAL States of NJ and PA Average: $ 573,000 Total For Sea Isle City: $ 1,719,000 www.auroralending.com Departments of Banking STONE HARBOR WILDWOOD: Single rooms, th TV, micro., fridge. $125 per Karen E. Welke Edward & Rosalie Gabriel 121 115 St. $ 2,600,000 week. Util. incl. SS vouch- th Edward & Rosalie Gabriel Kevin & Trisha Luing 1069 117 St. $ 2,900,000 ers accepted. Please call The Penny Investments LLC Thomas J. Welsh Jr. 8215 2nd Ave. $ 825,000 908-601-7423 Average: $ 2,108,333 Total For Stone Harbor: $ 6,325,000 — WebID #: 253222 HANNEL’S UPPER TOWNSHIP Estate of Mary L. Millar Timothy E. & Taimi R. Kelley 4 Lake Corson Rd. $ 355,000 SPACE FOR RENT CApartments Robert W. Matera Brian A. & Michelle James 116 Rte. 9 N $ 375,000 Professionally Managed Newbury Place Reo IV LLC John M. Hemby 555 Park Ave. $ 180,000 Space for Rent- 2 BEDROOM SPECIAL Average: $ 303,333 Total For Upper Township: $ 910,000 AVALON WEST WILDWOOD 2ND MONTH FREE 1st fl oor retail/offi ce. 900 Donald D’Agostino Michael A. Attix 204 Neptune Ave. $ 240,000 sq. ft. $1350/mo. 609-425- 1/2 OFF SECURITY DEPOSIT Average: $ 240,000 Total For West Wildwood: $ 240,000 7311. WILDWOOD 1 BEDROOM — WebID #: 252991 Joseph & Dana Fresolone George & Judy Meyer 525 W Montgomery Ave., Unit 525 $ 315,000 $82500 Brian & Michelle Swain Joselito A. Ramas 132 E Montgomery Ave. $ 218,000 Space for Rent- Timothy & Tina Bowlby Richard C. & Ann T. Maclary 109 W Poplar Ave. $ 270,000 CAPE MAY 2 BEDROOM Michael Revesz Christopher McBride 5301 Ocean Ave., Unit 809 $ 185,000 $ 00 Average: $ 247,000 Total For Wildwood: $ 988,000 Prime Beach Front Retail 895 WILDWOOD CREST Space Located Between • Air Conditioning Now Accepting Eugene McGough Todd M. & Kimberly Slickers 411 E Morning Glory Rd. $ 333,000 Jackson & Perry Streets. Approx 900 sq ft • Swimming Pool Small Pets Average: $ 333,000 Total For Wildwood Crest: $ 333,000 For Further Information • Laundry Facilities WOODBINE 609-884-7011 Lienlogic NJ Holdings LLC Roger Forss 214 Adams Ave. $ 45,000 • Heat/Hot Water Included — WebID #: 253409 Average: $45,000 Total For Woodbine: $ 45,000 (609) 884-0026 COUNTY TOTAL: $ 24,860,225 TO PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD 3910 Bayshore Rd., N. Cape May Compilation © 2013 Seawave Corporation Source Data: Cape May County Clerk's Offi ce Abstracts CALL 886-8600 EXT. 33 OR 34 Located near the Cape May Lewes Ferry A34 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers February 27 2013 Search REAL ESTATE at Collins Seeks Middle’s GOP Nod www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com COURT HOUSE – Mela- ship Zoning Board. lead by example, what for a brighter future.” Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- nie Collins of Rio Grande Collins said her work better example is there Collins concluded. “The submitted a letter of intent in the campaigns of Lock- than to serve?” most effective way to build LINKS AT SWAINTON Wildwood Crest Year Round seeking the Middle Town- wood and Deputy Mayor Collins, who resides in that future is to work ship Republican Party’s Timothy Donohue, in- the Edgewood section of together, right here in AVALON 1 BR apt. W/D hook up, Rental 3 BR, 2 bath in great Crest neighborhood (200 endorsement as its candi- spired her to throw her Rio Grande with husband our own hometown. We parking. No smoking/pets. block). Unfurnished. Very date for Middle Township hat in the ring. Mark, hopes to spread a face daunting challenges. 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath. $785/mo. + gas & elec. clean, just painted through- Committee in 2013. “I share Tim Donohue message of inclusiveness To create genuine op- Available Jan. 1. $1750/ GOOD CREDIT. Call 609- out, central air, heat, off Collins, a Middle Town- and Dan Lockwood’s vi- and opportunity. portunities for all, we month + utilities. 609-465- 224-3224 street parking. $1500 per ship High School graduate, sion for a better Mid- “I’m running on the tra- must commit to uniting 3823 WebID #: 253214 month + utilities + 1 month holds a Master’s degree dle Township.” Collins ditional values so many of on common ground, not — security. No pets, no smok- in Public Administration stated. “I hope to join us share in small town like dividing over petty politi- — WebID #: 252987 ers. Credit and criminal from Marist College and them in continuing their ours.” Collins stated. “I cal differences.” background check required. teaches computer and mission to bring smarter, look forward to spreading Collins will speak be- Year Round Rental- 609-846-8112. fi nance courses as a mem- right-sized and openly our party’s message. If we fore the Middle Township ber of the faculty at Middle responsive government stay true to the uniquely Republican Committee VILLAS — WebID #: 253238 Township High School. to Town Hall. Having American principle of March 5, at the group’s Collins was elected as campaigned side-by-side equality of opportunity, monthly meeting. The Large 1 BR & living room, a county GOP Commit- with both candidates in coupled with personal Middle Township Repub- bath & kitchen. Off street tee member in 2012 and the last two years, I un- responsibility, then we lican Club, of which Ed parking. Heat & hot wa- served as treasurer for derstand the hard work empower everyone to be Taylor is president, will Mayor Daniel Lockwood’s and dedication needed to their best, regardless of vote to endorse a candi- Year Round Rental- ter included. Non-smoking reelection. She is a mem- win a local election. The party, race or gender.” date at the conclusion of premises. No pets. $780/ North Cape May mo. + 1 mo. sec. Income ber of the Middle Town- time has come for me to “We all share the hope that meeting. 1 & 2 BR luxury apts. verifi cation & refs. needed. 917-992-1956 ask for John SPRING SPECIALS Beach Theatre Foundation Threatens Bankruptcy By JACK FICHTER loan, the city required BTF. We do know that, “We understand the ef- — WebID #: 253315 Walking distance to individual pledgers to even though the BTF has fect of such a fi ling will be Year Round Rental- shopping centers, Year Round Rental- CAPE MAY- The Beach agree to donate to the paid back nearly half the to automatically stay any

restaurants & Theatre Foundation (BTF) BTF amounts suffi cient to $100,000 loan made to it city legal action, may lead transportation. WEST WILDWOOD WILDWOOD has offered the possibility repay the loan in the event within months of its origi- to the city being forced of declaring bankruptcy the foundation could not. nal maturity, the city nev- to disgorge collections Other locations available LIONS CENTER if Cape May names the Several dozen concerned ertheless has threatened preceding the fi ling, and 609-641-9888 Raised renovated rancher Senior Apartments 3 BR, 1 Ba., hardwood organization in a lawsuit citizens and fans of the to sue pledgers who had ultimately could result in New to receive full payment theatre, the majority be- promised to contribute the city, as an unsecured — WebID #: 253099 fl oors, all appliances, gas heat, central air, deck with LOWER AGE of a $100,000 loan from ing BTF trustees and local toward the repayment of creditor, sharing in any re- bay views, open double car the city. residents, stepped forward that debt, but have not covery with the rest of our Year Round Rental- port. NO PETS. $1200 + util. Requirement! City Council went into and signed pledges to yet fully discharged their creditors,” said Haas. + sec. 609-780-7075 closed session Feb. 19 to stand behind the loan, obligations,” said Haas. Last October, the city NORTH CAPE MAY * Studio Apts from discuss repayment of the according an earlier press “Clearly, the repayment sent a letter to the foun- — WebID #: 253201 $486 to $561 loan made in 2007. release from BTF. record demonstrates we dation requesting the bal- Capewoods. 3 bedroom, * 1 Bedrooms Bernie Haas, treasurer Haas said closed ses- have been pursuing col- ance of the loan. The city 2 bath, sunroom, garage, from $624 to $678 of the Beach Theatre Foun- sions often involved law- lections from our pledgers utilized a Small Cities central air. On quiet, wood- Utilities Included dation, asked what was suits and going to court. diligently, and we will Grant program to fund ed cul-de-sac street. No Year Round Rental- the intent of the closed Monzo replied that was continue to pursue them the loan to the BTF, which session. not the case at this point. to avoid wasteful litiga- the foundation then used pets, no smoking. $1500/ Pick up application month + utilities. Security & WILDWOOD City Solicitor Tony Haas read a statement tion. However, should to pay for a one year in offi ce references required. (2) 1 bedroom, 1st & 2nd Monzo said the purpose on behalf of the Board the city commence a suit lease with option to buy 610-357-9822 fl oor, unfurnished apts. 3300 New Jersey Ave. of the closed session was of Trustees of the Beach naming the BTF as a party the Beach Theatre from No pets. Sec. req’d & refs. Wildwood to discuss the status of Theatre Foundation. seeking to collect the debt its owner, Frank Invest- — WebID #: 253227 $625/month. 609-729-1111 guarantor obligations and “We do not know from our pledgers, the BTF ments. Call 609-729-2386 the various responses to the exact nature of the Board feels it will have no The Beach Theatre was Year Round Rental- — WebID #: 252739 a letter the city mailed to closed session the council recourse but to fi le a bank- demolished in October — WebID #: 253304 the guarantors. has chosen to have this ruptcy petition in federal 2011. North Wildwood Condo In order to secure the evening concerning the court,” he continued. Year Round Rental- 3 bdr, 1 bath. $1250 + util., 1.5 sec. Year Round Rental- credit check/ref req. Call Year Round Rental- Lower Township Arrests Feb. 18-24 609-517-2484 WILDWOOD ERMA- Lower Township forcement offi cer. Harry F. Rambo, 216, of istic threats, and unlawful WILDWOOD police arrests Feb. 18-24. Joseph Martinez, 35, North Cape May, charged possession of weapons. — WebID #: 253194 Year round, beautiful 4 BR, Feb. 18: of Villas, charged with ag- with driving under the Jenifer A. Rossett, 30, of 2/3 BR year round rent- 2 1/2 ba., elevator, wheel Josiah D. Hetherington, gravated assault on a police infl uence. Villas, charged with pos- als. Call Weichert Realtors chair accessible, w/d, 2 car 21, of North Cape May, officer, obstruction and Jason W. Young, 41, of session of a hypodermic Coastal, 609-523-1112. garage. $1600/mo. + utils. charged with theft. resisting arrest. Villas, charged with con- needle. Year Round Rental- Ask for Dolores 124 W. Roberts Ave. 609- Feb. 19: Feb. 21: tempt of court. Andrew Williamson, 53, 553-3048 Wallace A. Martino, Raymond D. Teter, 65, of Feb. 24: of Villas, charged with ag- SEA ISLE — WebID #: 253319 20, of North Cape May, Town Bank, charged with Elise M. O’Donnell, 23, gravated assault, obstruc- — WebID #: 252816 charged with obstruction contempt of court. of Court House, charged tion, possession of a weap- Waterfront 2 BR year round, and disarming a law en- Feb. 23: with aggravated assault, on for unlawful purpose unfurnished apt, Gas heat. possession of a weapon for Weekly total: 10 arrests, $850/mo. 1 mo. sec. & refs. unlawful purposes, terror- all adults. 609-263-9351 PUBLIC NOTICES WebID #: 253491 — (From Page A32) governing planning board review of site plan taken. signage requirements of the 1993 Court House applications in the State of New Jersey (and Village Shopping Center Comprehensive Sig- Year Round Rental- scheduled meeting held on February 21, 2013 such other applicable legal standards that the Also be advised that the regularly scheduled nage Plan. This plan limited the color of signs in the main meeting room of the Borough of Board failed to properly follow and/or apply in meeting to be held on March 11th, 2013 has at the Property to green and white. Woodbine Municipal Building and will be tak- rendering its decision) and should therefore been re-scheduled for March 25th at 4:00 p.m. STONE HARBOR en up for public hearing and ¿ nal adoption at a reverse its decision of February 12, 2013, by at the West Wildwood Borough Hall, 701 Glen- Applicant further requests that the Application meeting scheduled for March 7, 2013. granting the Application. wood Avenue, West Wildwood, NJ 08260. be deemed to request any additional vari- Bayfront Condo ances, interpretations and design waivers or Done by order of the Mayor and Council of the Applicant’s application/motion for reconsider- Respectfully Submitted, exceptions determined to be necessary during Borough of Woodbine. ation is limited to the Board’s decision of Feb- Judson Moore the hearing. 3 Bedrooms, 3 Baths, un- ruary 12, 2013, denying Applicant preliminary School Business furnished, with boat slip. Lisa Garrison major site plan approval (but does not include Administrator/Board Secretary Any persons interested in this application will Borough Clerk the design waivers/exceptions granted by the be given an opportunity to be heard at a public Robert Newkirk $2000 per month. 609-408- Board on February 12, 2013). 1x Fee=$9.72 02/27/13 hearing of the Board scheduled for Tuesday, 8906 1x Fee=$13.36 02/27/13 ______March 12th at 7:30 p.m. at Municipal Hall, 33 ______Applicant also seeks any additional excep- TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE Mechanic Street, Cape May Court House, Jeep Hits Guardrail, Flips PUBLIC NOTICE tions, waivers, variances, interpretations, and PLANNING BOARD New Jersey. At such time, you may appear WebID #: 253446 other approvals reÀ ected on the ¿ led plans PUBLIC NOTICE OF HEARING in person, by agent, or attorney, with respect By DEBORAH McGUIRE truck traveling behind the — PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Township (as same may be further amended or revised to this application. All documents related to of Middle Planning Board (the “Board”) will from time to time without further notice) and PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that Big Lots Stores, this application are on ¿ le with the Secretary SUV lost control of her hold a public hearing on March 12, 2013 at as may be determined to be necessary during Inc. (the “Applicant”) has ¿ led an application of the Board located at 10 South Boyd Street, BURLEIGH – State Po- vehicle, traveled across a 7:30 p.m. at the Township of Middle Municipal the review and processing of the Application. with the Township of Middle Planning Board Cape May Court House, New Jersey and may Building, located at 33 Mechanic Street (inter- (the “Board”) for approval of proposed signage be viewed during normal of¿ ce hours. lice responded to a Feb. grassy area and crashed into section of Boyd and Mechanic Streets), Cape When this case is called, interested parties for its retail store to be located at Block 99.02, a tree when she swerved Looking for May Court House (Township of Middle), New may appear, either in person or by attorney, Lot 153 on the Township of Middle tax map THIS NOTICE is provided in accordance with 25 crash that caused two Jersey 08210, to review and act upon an ap- and present any objections which they may (the “Property”). The Property is located in the the direction of the municipal land use ordi- vehicles to leave the south- to the right to avoid hitting Renters? plication/motion for reconsideration by 47D3, have regarding this Application. The hearing Town Center – TC Zone. nance of the Township of Middle, and the New LLC (“Applicant”). Applicant requests that the may be continued without further notice on Jersey Municipal Land Use Law. bound lanes of the Garden the SUV. Advertise your Board reconsider its decision of February 12, such additional or other dates as the Board Applicant proposes to install a standard sign State Parkway, sending one The driver of the pickup 2013, that resulted in a denial of Applicant’s may determine. The Application and sup- package consisting of a black “Big Lots” sign Nicholas T. Menas, Esquire condo or home application for preliminary major site plan ap- porting materials (including maps and plans) with an orange exclamation point measuring Fox Rothschild, LLP driver to the hospital. truck was taken by am- proval (the “Application”). Applicant requests will be available for public inspection, at least approximately 144.89 square feet. This pro- Attorneys for Applicant According to State Po- bulance to Cape Regional in the Herald. that the Board reconsider its decision and 10 days prior to the hearing, and are on ¿ le posal is consistent with the current Township 1301 Atlantic Avenue, Suite 400 grant the Application for the property having with the Secretary of the Board and may be Land Use Ordinance at Section 218-83. Ap- Atlantic City, New Jersey 08401 lice, the driver of a 2012 Medical Center for treat- a street address of 1616 Route 9 North, Cape inspected during normal business hours in plicant seeks relief from certain conditions of a Tel. No. (609) 572-2236 Jeep Wrangler, traveling ment of minor injuries, said Place your ad May Court House (Township of Middle), New the Township of Middle Zoning Of¿ ce, which prior approval obtained by the former tenant of Jersey 08210 and designated as Block 13.02 is located at 10 South Boyd Street, Cape May the Property under Board Resolution #PSP04- 1x Fee=$30.38 02/27/13 south on the Parkway, lost police. here and get Lots 18 and 19 on the Township of Middle Tax Court House (Township of Middle), New Jer- 93. Speci¿ cally, the approval referenced the ______control of his SUV after he The driver of the SUV Map (the “Property”). The Property is located sey 08210. results. at the intersection of Route 9 and Beaver reported hearing a popping that overturned was unin- Dam Road and is currently undeveloped with 47D3, LLC sound emanate from the jured. “Thank God the guy 609-886-8600 wooded areas. By: Jason R. Tuvel, Esq. Gibbons P.C. Home Owners LOOK HERE FIRST rear of the vehicle and the in the Jeep had his seatbelt Ext. 33 or 34 Applicant seeks to permit the development of One Gateway Center vehicle felt wobbly. The on because he could have a retail sales use (proposed Dollar General Newark, New Jersey 07102 for the Services They Need! Store consisting of a principal building of ap- (973) 596-4500 vehicle left the roadway been dead,” said an offi cer proximately 9,100 sq. ft. with parking area, near milepost 7.9 where it who was on scene. signage and related site improvements) in the 1x Fee=$43.74 02/27/13 Place your ad here and get HERALD ADS WORK! VC (Village Commercial Zone) where retail ______crashed into a guardrail on In addition to State Po- sales is a permitted use. The West Wildwood Board of Education will PLACE YOUR AD HERE hold a special meeting on March 4th, 2013 at more business! the center median strip and lice, Court House Fire Res- TO PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD Applicant asserts that the Board improperly 4:00 p.m. at the West Wildwood Borough Hall, overturned, coming to rest cue, Rio Grande Rescue and denied the Application based on mistake/mis- 701 West Glenwood Avenue, West Wildwood, Call 886-8600 ext. 33 or 34 CALL 886-8600 EXT. 33 OR 34 application of the applicable legal standards NJ 08260. The purpose of this meeting is to on the driver’s side. Middle Township police also discuss the 2013-2014 budget. Action will be The driver of a pickup responded to the scene. Herald Newspapers February 27 2013 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A35

New Mediation Program to ADDIS, CHARLES H., 90, LOEFFLER, KATHLEEN NANKE, JOHN ARTHUR of Cape May Court House, “KATHY”, 53, formerly of “Art”, age 88, of Cape Speed Sandy-Related Claims February 20, 2013. He Cape May County, Febru- May passed away peace- Obituaries served in the US Navy. ary 23, 2013. fully on Thursday, February TRENTON – Continuing “Safeguarding the in- www.radzieta.com 14, 2013 at Cape Regional LOEWE, RUTH M., 91, of the Christie Administra- terests of policyholders is Medical Center, with his Full obituaries are post- obituaries. In our print edi- Cape May Court House AMODEI, DOMINICK daughter at his bedside. ed online, without charge, tion, we publish brief death tion’s commitment to as- part of this Department’s passed away Tuesday, Feb- “Don”, 64, of Rio Grande, Born in Haddon Heights, NJ immediately upon receipt notices free of charge and sist New Jersey residents mission to protect consum- ruary 19, 2013 at Crest Ha- February 20, 2013. and a graduate of Haddon from participating funeral full obituaries for $2.36 per in swiftly resolving Sandy- ers,” stated Kobylowski. ven Nursing Home. www.spilker Heights High School; he homes. To view obituaries line. Obituaries must be related insurance claims, “We know that other states www.evoy funeralhome.com has been a Cape May resi- submitted, or confi rmed by, Gov. Chris Christie and facing the aftermath of funeralhome.com. online, log onto www.Cape- state Department of Bank- weather-related disasters dent since 1987. Art was MayCountyHerald.com/ a funeral home. ANGELO, DOLORES, V., ing and Insurance Com- and storms, such as Hurri- MAZZOTTA, MARJORIE predeceased by his be- 85, of Wildwood Crest, NJ missioner Ken Kobylowski cane Katrina, successfully P., of Wildwood Crest. She loved wife Elizabeth “Bette” Sinclair Winter (Eric), and of the Emerald Society, the passed away Feb. 15, 2013. was a member of the East- Nanke, and is survived by Artie Sinclair; his brother, Ancient Order of Hiberni- announced Feb. 25 the operated similar mediation Born in England she has release of a Request for programs. New Jersey’s ern Star. his daughter Patricia Lau- Larry Sinclair; his nephew, ans, the Knights of Colum- been a local resident most Adam; 15 grandchildren; a Qualification (RFQ) to program will help rap- rel Nanke of Olympia, WA bus where he was a Grand of her life. Arr: Ingersoll- McCURRY, BILLY, 75, of and Cape May. A memorial and 9 great grandchildren. establish a new mediation idly and amicably resolve Knight, and The Union Greenwood FH. West Cape May, February gathering for Art and Bette Memorial services will be League. process that gives consum- claims to help residents 20, 2013. Nanke will be held at 1:00 held on Saturday, March 2, Mr. West loved running his ers the option to settle recover from Sandy.” BAIR, D. JANE, 72, of North www.spilker pm on Monday, March 4, 2013 at 10:00 a.m. at the businesses - Boardwalk Bar disputed cases without The mMediation pro- Cape May, February 20, funeralhome.com 2013 at the Lucky Bones Radzieta Funeral Home, 9 and Grill in Wildwood, and resorting to costly and time gram will not include fl ood 2013. restaurant at 1200 State Hand Avenue, Cape May Westy’s Irish Pub in North consuming lawsuits. insurance claims at the BRADSHAW, ROBERT C., McWILLIAM, GEORGE C., Hwy 109 in Cape May. In- Court House. Interment Wildwood, and was former “This process is needed inception of the program 84, of Rio Grande, February 87, of North Cape May, quiries may be directed to will be private. Memorial owner of West Tavern at to help alleviate the hard- because those claims are 19, 2013. He was an Army February 20, 2013. He was the family home at (609) donations may be made to 15th and Callowhill Street ship being experienced by handled by the National veteran of the Korean War. an Army veteran of World 884-4352. the Love of Linda Cancer in Philadelphia. He enjoyed residents whose property Flood Insurance Program War II. Fund, P.O. Box 1053, Wild- having fun with his bud- www.radzieta.com PALMIERI, MARY A., was damaged or destroyed (NFIP) pursuant to federal www.evoy wood, NJ 08260 or St. Jude dies and was known as a 97, of Cape May Court by Sandy,” stated Chris- regulations. However, the COCOZZA, NICOLETTA, funeralhome.com Children's Research Hos- jokester. He loved renovat- House,February 21, 2013. tie in a release. “As of department continues to 78, of Villas passed away pital, 501 St Jude Place, ing and expanding his busi- www.radzieta.com Feb. 15, the percentage monitor and assess the peacefully Tuesday, Febru- MULLRAY JR., JOSEPH Memphis, TN 38105 or The nesses. ary 19, 2013 She was the THOMAS, 81, of Avalon, Christian Appalachian Proj- Outside of the businesses, of claims closed is now viability of securing NFIP PLAGEMAN, IRENE (nee owner-operator of the Ital- February 22, 2013. ect, PO Box 55911, Lexing- Mr. West enjoyed his grand- 87 percent overall and 91 participation in certain KRYNSKI), 85, of Ocean ian Den Restaurant, North www.radzieta.com ton, KY 40555-5911. Con- children and going on vaca- percent for homeowners. mediations at a later date. View, February 19, 2013. This mediation program is State-regulated insurers Wildwood. dolences at www.radzieta. tion to Key West and Ire- MURDOCK, LAWRENCE an opportunity to expedi- are required to notify in- www.evoy RICHARDSON, ALLAN com land. He also liked fi shing, funeralhome.com V., of Wildwood (3/31/50- C., 69, of Cape May Court his antique car, and playing ently resolve outstanding sureds with open or unre- SOMERSHOE, WILLIAM 2/24/13) House, February 19, 2013. cards with his friends. claims so that residents solved homeowner’s, auto R., 78, formerly of Ocean CROUSE, KENNETH GIB- He passed away suddenly He served in the US Coast Mr. West is survived by his can continue to rebuild and commercial claims City, February 18, 2013. He SON, 87, of Cape May early Sunday morning. He Guard during the Vietnam wife of 53 years, Peg West; their lives.” that they can ask for a Beach, February 18, 2013. is survived by his wife of 25 War. served in the US Army dur- The new program will mediation conference and his six children, Donna He served in the US Ma- years Linda Murdock, his www.radzieta.com ing the Korean Confl ict. allow property owners detailed instructions for D’Ambrosio, Diane Schatz- rines during WWII. son James Nickerson and SPEER, MILDRED A., 102, man, Arthur West, Jr., Kevin to submit homeowner’s, fi ling that request. DeFRANCO, JOSEPH A., wife Marlayna, two daugh- ROBBINS, RICKSOM PHIL- of Stone Harbor, Febru- West, Andrea Fulginiti, and automobile and commer- Participation by poli- 93, of Marmora, February ters and son in law Karen IP, 61, of Goshen, February ary 20, 2013. She was an Megan Morgan; his sisters, cial property claims to cyholders is completely 21, 2013. He served his Blanchard (Jon Blanchard) 23, 2013. associate member of Our Nancy West and Florence a mediator who will re- voluntary. Insurers au- country during World War and Kelly Nickerson, two www.radzieta.com Saviour Lutheran Church. West; his 14 grandchildren; view the case and assist thorized or admitted to II. beautiful grand children Ca- www.radzieta.com his two great grandchildren; in settlement discussions. transact business in New leb and Julia “Rosie” Nick- SHEEHAN, JAMES, of and his nieces and neph- DOONAN, JOSEPH MI- Disputed non-fl ood Sandy- Jersey and the New Jersey erson, a sister Pattie Evans, Reeds Beach, February 17, ews. He was preceded in CHAEL, 68, of Rio Grande, related claims greater than Insurance Underwriting and brother John Dadura. 2013. He was an area resi- death by his brothers, Larry NJ passed away on Sun- $1,000 that do not include Association will be re- Larry was most proud of his dent for 20 years. and William West. day February 24, 2013. He a reasonable suspicion of quired to participate in the 33 yr Military career serving Funeral Mass was said served in the US Air Force. fraud and are based on mediation program. fi rst with the Army, followed SINCLAIR, ROBERT K., 70, on Saturday, February 23, Arr. by: Ingersoll-Green- policies in force at the time Surplus lines insurers by the National Guard. He of Cape May Court House, 2013 at Notre Dame de la wood FH Sandy made landfall will and risk retention groups served in 2 wars, Desert passed away on Saturday, Mer Parish, Assumption Storm 90-91 and Operation February 23, 2013 at Crest be eligible for mediation. (RRGs) may elect whether HAWKINS, WILLIAM E., age Church, 7100 Seaview Av- Iraqi Freedom 2003. He re- Haven Nursing and Reha- Insurance carriers will or not to participate in 83, of North Cape May, Feb- enue, Wildwood Crest. En- tired after 29 yrs from The bilitation Center. Born in pay for the cost of the the mediation process on ruary 20, 2013. He served in tombment was in All Saints City of Wildwood Board- Broomall, PA, he moved mediator. a case-by-case basis. the US Air Force during the Cemetery, Tuckahoe & walk Department. here in 1977 from Broo- Korean and Vietnam Wars. Whitehall Roads, Franklin- He is now joining his be- mall. He was a member of Local Horse Farm Quarantined www.evoy ville, NJ. In lieu of fl owers, loved son in law who the Loyal Order of Moose WEST, ARTHUR NUGENT, funeralhome.com memorial donations may be TRENTON – The New plete lack of clinical signs passed before him, Jon Lodge 585 in North Wild- 72, of North Wildwood, made to Hope Lodge, 110 Todd Blanchard. Jersey Department of Ag- to respiratory problems, HUESKEN, PATRICIA C. wood. He was a union car- passed away on Tuesday, W. Laurel Ave., Cheltenham, Services will be held Sat- riculture has quarantined especially in young horses, (nee VESPE), 72, of Wild- penter and enjoyed doing February 19, 2013 at Penn- PA 19012. Condolences at urday, March 2, 12 noon at two farms, one in Frankl- and spontaneous abortions wood Crest, February 23, carpentry around the house Presbyterian Hospital, Phil- www.radzieta.com Ingersoll-Greenwood Fu- inville, Gloucester County in pregnant mares. The 2013. She owned and oper- and doing favors for others adelphia. Born in Philadel- neral Home, 1201 Central and one in Dennisville, neurologic form of EHV-1, ated Daniel’s Realty for over including building custom phia to the late Lawrence Ave, North Wildwood NJ. Cape May County, after additionally, can cause an 30 years. cabinets. He also enjoyed and Florence (Purcell) West, WILSON, WILLIAM WAL- Friends may call at 11am, horses at each farm were acute paralytic syndrome, boating and fi shing. he moved to North Wild- TER, 92, of Clermont, Feb- KELLY, CATHERINE W. services to follow at C.M.C. Mr. Sinclair is survived by exposed to a horse that which results in a high wood 17 years ago from ruary 23, 2013. He was a (KITTY), 85, of Sea Isle City, Veterans Cemetery in Mid- his wife of 16 years, Anita Washington Township. He developed the highly infec- mortality. The incubation Navy Veteran of World War February 24, 2013. She was dle Township. Sinclair; his children, Nan- attended Notre Dame de II. tious equine herpes myelo- period of EHV-1 is typically a parishioner St. Josephs In lieu of fl owers contri- cy Sinclair Cantrell (Fred); la Mer Parish St. Ann’s encephalopathy (EHM). www.radzieta.com 2 to 10 days. The virus Church. www.radzieta.com butions are being made Robert T. Sinclair, Karen Church and was a member Testing confirmed the spreads readily through di- to: Americas Vet Dogs, horse developed EHM rect contact with infected KING, PHILIP ARTHUR, 81, 371 East Jericho Turnpike, caused by Equine Herpes materials. While highly of Cape May, February 9, Smithtown, NY 11787-2976 Virus, Type One (EHV-1). infectious, the virus does 2013. The horse became recum- not persist in the environ- www.spilker TO PLACE CCapeape MMayay CCounty’sounty’s bent and was humanely ment and is neutralized by funeralhome.com euthanized on February hand soap, alcohol-based A REMEMBRANCE BBelovedeloved FFamilyamily aandnd FFriendsriends 15. hand sanitizers and sun- KOHOUT, BETTY M., 86, of CALL 886-8600 This is the second case light. The virus does not Ocean City, February 23, of EHM in New Jersey affect humans and other 2013. EXT. 33 OR 34 this year. A horse farm domestic animals, with CapeMay In Loving Memory of in Morris and another in the exception of llamas Somerset County were and alpacas. Free Cat Spay-Neuter County’s Curt Dorsheimer quarantined in January Concerned owners when one horse tested should consult with their Program Slated for March Beloved To Daddy, positive for the disease. veterinarian prior to taking WILDWOOD -- Animal All surgeries include a Good Friend The sick horse has since any action as the clinical Alliance of Cape May rabies vaccination and Family & recovered and the quar- signs of infection with County Inc.(AACMC) ear tipping. Must show and Neighbor, antines have been lifted. the neurological form of announced that a grant proof of residence – RESI- Friends We Miss You... No apparent relationship EHV-1 (EHM) are common from PetSmart Charities DENTS OF THE WILD- Would you like to between the two cases is to many other diseases. (www.PetSmartChari- WOODS ONLY -- (Zip Happy 53rd evident. EHM is a reportable dis- ties.org) has been award- Code 08260). thank all those “In these cases, the ease in New Jersey. If an ed to the organization. Two options for free who were kind to Birthday Department immediately owner has a horse that Through this grant and surgeries are available; took the appropriate pre- is exhibiting neurologic the cooperation of the appointments must be you and your family Loyalty ventive measures to con- signs or suspects Equine veterans of Wildwood made. Call 465-6388 during a recent loss tain the virus and stop it Herpes, they are directed American Legion Post for info and/or appoint- “Never tire of loyalty and kindness. from spreading,” said New to call their veterinarian No. 184, in the use of ment. or eulogize your Hold these virtues tightly. Write them Jersey Secretary of Agri- immediately. their facility, this project 1. Sun., March 3, at loved one? deep within your heart.” (Proverbs 3:3) culture Douglas H. Fisher. The NJDA Animal is possible. the American Legion “This swift action helps to Health Diagnostic Labora- These funds are avail- Hall Post No. 184, 4200 To the moon and the stars and back again prevent many more horses tory provides testing for able to residents of the Atlantic Ave (entry will Call Janet from becoming sick.” the neurologic form of Wildwoods in the 08260 be on Roberts Avenue), or Rachel for always! Loving you, Daddy- The EHV-1 virus spreads EHV-1. For more informa- zip code only for the OR 886-8600 Sheri, Ashley, CoCo quickly from horse to tion, visit www.nj.gov/ spaying/neutering of in- 2. Every Thursday at XO XO XO horse, has a high morbidity agriculture/divisions/ah/ door/outdoor, stray and the clinic in Court House. exts. 33 or 34 and can cause a wide range prog/lab.html or call 609- free roaming/feral cats. While funds last. of symptoms, from a com- 406-6999. A36 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers February 27 2013 From the Publisher Burmese Activist Will the Ocean Rising Make Like a Female The Shore Less Affordable? Mandela Over three decades ago a man I knew lived on the Delaware Bay To The Editor: in Cape May County. On more than one occasion he would tell me Fifteen years of house arrest how the bay was visibly rising and claiming more of his property. I in Burma showed Aung San Suu did not give it much thought at the time but now the gradual ocean Kyi’s courage. A movie, “The rise has become a topic of general discussion and concern. Lady,” telling the story of the Nowadays, as my wife, Patricia, and I drive back and forth to 1991 Nobel Peace Prize winner Philadelphia, I am starting to pay particular attention to the in- is inspiring. crease of dead trees along the tidal creeks of the Suu Kyi worked towards Delaware Bay. This is a regular reminder of the democracy in Burma with her rising ocean (and possibly augmented by saltwater British husband, Michael Aris, intrusion into the aquifers). What is happening, sometimes at her side. The and what are the implications for us here in Cape couple spent many years living May County? apart. Suu Kyi is also the mother Not only is the sea level rising, but according of two boys. to some researchers, it is rising up to three times “The only real prison is fear. faster along our coast than generally around the The only real freedom is free- world. Larry Atkinson, researcher at Old Domin- dom from fear.” These are the ion University in Norfolk, Va., said that computer models suggested “Black History Month” words of Aung San Suu Kyi as that if the rise continued at its current rate, water could be 5.3 feet quoted in “Made for Goodness” higher along the east coast, from North Carolina to Massachusetts, written by Desmond Tutu and “Struggle from slavery, 1619-1865, to Baseball’s Jackie Wilson in 1947, to Singer Mahalia Jackson by 2100. The causes are the sinking of land in the mid-Atlantic and his daughter, Mpho Tutu. warming oceans, which melt glaciers. in 1952 to Barack Obama winning presidency in 2009.” Kathleen Parker wrote in How do we see this affecting us? I think it is safe to say it will the Press Feb. 9 that four fe- affect our various communities differently. Areas which are currently Our Readers Write male leaders from Burma are experiencing erosion are more likely to be more severely impacted visiting the U.S. this month for than those which are not. Patricia and I raised our family in a home Calling Police a ‘Quick-Fix’ Solution leadership training. Inciden- facing the beach in Wildwood Crest. In the three decades we have tally, Burma has a new name, lived there, the beach more than doubled in width. To The Editor: is that neighborly? Calling the police is not advice Myanmar. ------but a rush to judgment and advocates a combined The liberty and rights we Given the vast destruction of other seashore communities In response to “Prevent Freezing Death of Dogs” phantom, citizen magistrate/jury, armed with have in this country, as our op- in our state, realtors are telling me they are seeing a in the last issue, I advise readers not to call the anonymous phone technology. In translation, such portunities, are to be cherished noticeable increase in demand for police which may cause unjustifi ed trouble to their action sets neighbor against neighbor. Advice is as no easy journey. The daily Cape May County real estate. neighbor. I’m sure many readers of the Herald good if it does not harm my neighbor. struggle for peace worldwide ------are infl uenced by well-spoken advice. The writer Calling the police does not address the issue of continues. Because of the expanding beach and the overall elevation of the from Court House is my neighbor. My neighbor’s comfort for canines in the cold. It only serves to KARLA KIEFER land around our home, it would appear to me that if the ocean were advice was good and well-spoken concerning the add trouble to dog-owning neighbors in the com- Cape May to rise four to fi ve feet by the end of the century, our beach would provision of comfort for canines when they are out munity. Good advice advocates being neighborly: return to its former width. Further, if the Crest continues to build in the cold. I do, however, take exception to the the hard work of face-to-face interpersonal relation- up the dune line, including raised walkways over the dunes, our quick-fi x solution: “If you notice a dog outside in ships as opposed to anonymous phone tattling. “Courage is what it takes to home may not be adversely impacted. distress, call your local police.” Get to know your neighbors. It may well be a stand up & speak: courage What about fl ood insurance costs? For years these costs have It is diffi cult to determine if a dog is in distress major preventative of the kind of crime we see in is what it takes to sit down been subsidized by the government, but as a nation we are tak- from a distance, and in a distant relationship to urban centers of our country. Readers, don’t call & listen” ing an ever closer look at the wisdom of doing so, because it has one’s neighbors, I would give the benefi t of the the police as an initial solution. Be people-centered Winston Churchill enabled people to do really dumb stuff, such as build or rebuild doubt to the dog’s caretaker over perhaps a wrong- about the comfort of canines in the cold. where everybody knows fl ooding will recur, and soon. The man ly-perceived, distant “sighting” that amounts to from whom I purchased Shout News in the 1970s lived on the inlet speculation. VICTORIA ALLAY in North Wildwood and sustained severe damage to his townhouse The police may be obligated to investigate, but Court House N every several years, but he continued to repair it because it was all covered by cheap government insurance. As long as these problems don’t receive much attention, they go COMPASS POINTS... By AL CAMPBELL W E unaddressed, but because of the extreme cost of storms like Katrina and now Sandy, it’s become clear that our federal government cannot continue to spend money this way. That is forcing us to be prudent in deciding where and how to build. Yes, You Are Expected to Work! S Given the vast destruction of other seashore communities in our It was on Presidents’ Day when this column idea was hatched. ing in a loss-making Goodyear plant in state, real estate agents are telling me they are seeing a noticeable Unlike many of it predecessors, it was not immediately penned. Amiens, north France. increase in demand for Cape May County real estate. This factor, Instead, like a hearty beef stew, it had to linger a while before it “I have visited that factory a couple of times. The French along with higher insurance costs for at-risk property, will drive was deemed “just right.” workforce gets paid high wages but only works three hours,” up the value of those least vulnerable to fl ooding and wave action, The holiday was, for government workers and some unionized Mr. Taylor said in the letter, dated 8 February, and published by while potentially driving down the value of those properties which folks, a day of leisure and relaxation. Perhaps it offered a 72-hour French business daily Les Echos on Wednesday. are most susceptible. respite from the rigors of daily work to sneak off to the Poconos “They get one hour for breaks and lunch, talk for three and Does all of this necessarily mean that Cape May County, and the for a weekend of skiing. Maybe it was a day to head to the mall work for three. I told this to the French shore generally will become less affordable? The shore is one factor and fi nally spend some of that plastic money that’s been burning union workers to their faces. They told me which makes New Jersey and Cape May County so special. Given a hole in your pocket since Christmas. that’s the French way!” its importance to us and our economy, the answer to that question There are no accurate fi gures, but I have a suspicion that perhaps “He is nicknamed ‘the Grizz’ for his bear- is a function of thoughtful planning. half of Cape May County, yes, 50 percent of New Jersey’s working like no-nonsense style. He added: “How Art Hall population and many schools, were shuttered for the day. Such stupid do you think we are?” Monday holidays are a bother to those who labor. This one was “French unions had blasted the content allegedly set aside to “honor” our present and past chief execu- of his letter. Published Every Wednesday by the tives. Curious, if we asked a random sample of citizens to name “France has a 35-hour statutory work- even half that number, I doubt they could do so. ing week, brought in by the Socialist Party SEAWAVE CORPORATION On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, programs are held noting the in 2000, but critics say it is now stifl ing late civil rights champion’s life and accomplishments. I have yet economic growth.” ARTHUR R. HALL, President & Publisher to hear of one on Presidents’ Day that so much as mentioned the Montebourg, naturally, chastised Taylor likes of Grover Cleveland or Martin Van Buren. and noted that Michelin, a French tire maker of renown, out ALFRED S. CAMPBELL, Managing Editor Regardless of disrespect, we chalk up this “day off” as but an- produces Titan which is “35 times less profi table.” other one that is to be granted to the workers of this nation. Regardless which side of the fence you sit, union or non-union, PRESTON D. GIBSON, Director of Development I hate to burst anyone’s merry bubble, but there are many (raise worked the day or were off on those Monday holidays, there BENJAMIN N. HALL, your hand if you are among them) who worked on Presidents’ are still people, like the folks who run this company, who know Director of Online Application Development Day, and Martin Luther King’s Day, and the day after Thanksgiving money does not grow on trees, it must be earned. To earn that KAREN DICKINSON, Advertising Manager and the Monday after Easter and the day after Christmas and, oh wage, work must be done. That’s what productivity is all about. yes, even on New Year’s Day. That chap Taylor was simply calling a spade a spade, knowing BETH HUBER, Senior Sales Executive Some bi-focal wearing number cruncher in a back offi ce some- exactly how much some workers produce in a seven or eight STEVEN DUNWOODY, Media Manager where must have calculated the immense cost to the nation in hour time frame. ROBERT KOSINSKI, Operations & IT Manager lost productivity on those “holidays.” But, just like the national Is it time to reconsider all of this nation’s “time off?” Imagine debt, nobody seems to give a hoot. “We owe it to ourselves” if, on those famed Mondays, goals were set to out-perform one’s seems to be the pervasive thought. Relax, shop, buy. It’s OK, it’s job instead of kicking back and snoozing half the day away. 1508 Rt. 47, Rio Grande, N.J. 08242 a holiday sale. Someone is watching. We gripe to high heaven about pupils’ Phone 886-8600 ■ Fax 886-1879 Should we expect anything different from those in the workforce test scores that are in the cellar, yet we reward lackadaisical per- E-Mail: [email protected] (public and private) who have made an art-form of doing the least formance with days off. Why not school on Saturday? There are amount of work, getting rewarded handsomely, then retiring after many nations where that is the norm for school children. Does DEADLINES 20 or 25 years to do more of nothing? it harm them? Cruel though it might sound, is an entire summer News & Photos ...... Thursday A news story from the British Broadcasting Co., on Feb. 21 vacation, June to September needed? Wouldn’t a two or three Display Advertising ...... Friday-5 p.m. caught my eye, and here’s where this column’s “beef stew” week time off be suffi cient for young brains to gear up for the Classifi ed Ads ...... Monday-11 a.m. started to simmer. next grade level? By mid-August, if listening to a police scanner Classifi ed Display Ads ...... Friday-5 p.m. From across the ocean this story: is any barometer, calls fi lter in of youngsters who are idle and get Legal Advertisements ...... Thursday-Noon “A French minister has responded angrily to the boss of US into trouble, just for something to do to kill time. Every parent ■ © The Seawave Corp. 2013, All rights reserved. All property rights for the entire tyremaker Titan who said he would have to be ‘stupid’ to invest in knows an idle brain is the devil’s playground. contents of this publication shall be the property of the Seawave Corp. No part hereof the country. Maurice Taylor made the claims in a letter to France’s What would happen if workers were pressed to work a 10- may be reproduced without prior written consent. Neither participating advertisers nor the publishers will be responsible or liable for minister for industrial recovery, Arnaud Montebourg. hour day? misinformation, misprints or typographical errors. Seawave Corporation’s liability “On Thursday, Mr. Montebourg replied that Mr. Taylor’s Could this nation stand it? What of police who work 12-hour for errors or omissions resulting from its own negligence or from cause beyond its control extends only to the cost of actual space occupied or to have been occupied ‘extreme’ comments showed a ‘perfect ignorance of what our shifts? What of nurses who work long shifts? Is it time to start by the item(s) in which the error or omission occurred. The publishers reserve the country is.’” talking about such an impossible dream and labor to restore right to edit or refuse any submitted material, as well as to reject or cancel any advertisement at any time. He added that 20,000 foreign fi rms are in France, employing productivity to an ever higher level? Or would we simply rather 2 million people. take the day off? The world is watching. Dedicated to the Service of God and Mankind. “Taylor…was replying to a request for Titan to consider invest- Herald Newspapers February 27 2013 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A37 What Matters Most: Dad’s Stories Ono and Lennon: Stop the Fracking By JACK FICHTER kept quiet? Why aren’t any politicians right. He died at 94, after I was launched. He has been doing anything about it? These families, there for me every day of my life. His spirit looks down on top of their terrible fate, are subjected Last month, Yoko Ono and son Sean from the portrait of him that hangs in my offi ce. More to nasty rumors that they are not people to Making Lennon visited towns in Pennsylvania often than he could imagine, I say “Thank you, Dad.” be believed. It is not only destroying their affected by natural gas fracking. And sometimes my eyes glisten. lives but their spirits as well. I was there. According to Rolling Stone magazine, Life Work! As a girl I assumed that all girls had very smart Dads to I saw it. It made me cry,” said Ono. Ono and Lennon were accompanied by ac- hold them safe. Dad was the son of two Russian Jewish If you are not familiar with fracking, By DR. JUDITH COCHE tress Susan Sarandon and fi lmmaker Josh immigrants. Fleeing religious persecution, they landed at it is a method of taking gas and oil from Fox, who produced the movie “Gasland,” Ellis Island in 1904 with eight children, none speaking rocks from 2,000 to 10,000 feet below a movie that documented ruined drinking As we refl ect on our lives to date, what matters most? English. Grandfather Samuel died shortly thereafter, leav- ground in shale. A deep well is drilled water wells and sick residents of Dimock, That is the daunting topic of our next series. ing Dad, the oldest son, to support his illiterate mother through the aquifer, the source for drink- Pa. and many towns across the nation. I started this column in 2010 to bring the best of mental and seven brothers and sisters. He opened his apothecary ing water. The drill can turn horizontally Ethyl glycols were found in drinking health to my Cape May County neighbors. Changing shop at age 16 after graduating The Philadelphia College into shale rock formations. water wells near fracking operations. Con- identifying information, I used vignettes from my practice of Pharmacy and Science. Fracking then uses millions of gallons densate tanks were found at fracked gas and my life to illustrate key concepts, because stories Despite a masterful command of spoken and written water fi lled with chemicals injected at wells venting carcinogenic compounds capture our hearts and engage our minds. language, his dream to be a university English professor high pressure to fracture the rock. Accord- into the air 24 hours per day. People The Coche Center, LLC began as a practice in Clinical was lost. Instead, for 50 years, he built a successful ing to Artists Against Fracking, a 2011 are sick from the fracking and Psychology in 1978. We had no capital, no loans, and trade with 500 top physicians in the Delaware Valley. U.S. House of Representatives “Gasland” even showed cattle no clients. Insurance reimbursements did not Milner’s Pharmacy is still at the corner of 44th report stated that out of 2,500 losing their hair from drinking exist for psychologists so survival was highly and Chestnut streets. Dad taught two younger hydraulic fracturing products, water from wells spoiled by unlikely. And clients often felt ashamed of brothers and created two more pharmacies in more than 650 contain chemi- fracking. “needing” therapy. And yet we thrived, perhaps University City, and was awarded an honorary cals that are known to be car- Lennon started a group called because feeling understood is what matters doctorate from his college. Because security cinogenic. “Artists Against Fracking,” most to many of us. We provided means to and loyalty were what mattered most, Dad According to the website: which now has more than 200 understand what is going on inside, to make the made peace with his life, remaining single to Dangers of Fracking: during the members. Ono shared her im- unconscious a friend, to harness the wildness support his family. process, methane gas and toxic pressions on the organization’s of love. Important messages. At 40, to feed his hungry intellect, he took chemicals leach out from the website: Each story is a metaphor for life: in the himself around the world solo, then returned to system and contaminate nearby “Driving into the quaint town antics of our pup learning to trust the humans marry at 42 and co-create me at 44. I became groundwater. Methane concentrations are of Montrose, Pa., I could hardly have an- who groom her, we remember the need to trust his only daughter, the one he treasured, so, 17 times higher in drinking water wells ticipated how upsetting the next stops on those who love us. The brevity of each story invites us day after day, he told me stories about what mattered near fracking sites. our tour would be: a gas pad of four drills to gulp the content, but I am told that the stories have most in life. Contaminated well water is used for and a hissing pressure release, a giant sticking power: they lodge in the heart, enabling read- It would be many decades before I could internalize drinking water for nearby cities and compressor station under construction, ers to abstract from their simply told tales. Readers fi nd the magnitude of his gift. I assumed that all Dads had a towns. According to Dangers of Fracking, large trucks full of sand and toxic chemi- themselves wondering about the rest of the story: Did the sparkle in their eye, seizing every opportunity to inject there have been 1,000 documented cases cals rumbling down narrow dirt roads, woman who lost her husband to cancer fi nd a new life? double tongued humor into daily life, turning the ordinary of water contamination next to areas of and a drilling rig reaching to the sky. This year marks the 35th anniversary of The Coche interchange into a cause for laughing together. As the gas drilling as well as cases of sensory, To see such a beautiful landscape Center. Each year since 1978 I have spent 1,000 hours patriarch in our local 50 member clan, Dad managed the respiratory and neurological damage due ruined was disturbing enough, but not listening to what matters most to about 60 families others by wielding language with suffi cient power to keep to ingested contaminated water. nearly as bad as the heartbreak of meet- monthly. These stories, crafted from my life and training others on their toes. Maturity would inform me that Dad And fi nally, wastewater is left in open ing those whose health, homes and lives as a clinical psychologist, uncover ways to live one’s best carried the wisdom of the ages to me, and that I have the pits to evaporate releasing volatile organic have been forever changed because of life. Often small moments carry huge messages. Happi- privilege of incorporating formal education to help me compounds into the atmosphere creating fracking…” ness experts tell us that life is about creating moment select and carry life’s stories to those I touch. I hope these contaminated air, acid rain, and ground The residents are no longer able to after moment of meaning, offering emotional clarity in little stories touch your heart and your life. level ozone. drink water from their wells because moments when time stands still. These moments teach In total, fracking produces about they have been spoiled by pollutants from us what matters most. To Consider: In your life can you fi nd three hidden 300,000 barrels of natural gas per day fracking. They also cannot use the water We often become captivated by the same events re- gifts that you take for granted? but at what cost to the health and safety for bathing or doing laundry. The homes peatedly. For example, jumping waves with my oldest To Read: My Grandfather’s Blessings. Rachel Remen. of those living nearby the sites? of the Montrose residents have become granddaughter transports me to the delight in being Penguin Press. Former Vice President Dick “Hallibur- virtually worthless. lifted above the waves by my father’s robust arms as a Dr. Coche is owner of The Coche Center, a practice ton” Cheney created the U.S. National According to Ono, the residents “have young girl in Cape May. I can still feel the solidity in his in Clinical Psychology in Rittenhouse Square, Phila. and Energy Policy of 2005 with his task force to open their windows when they run the grasp: “I will never let you go. You will be safe with me Stone Harbor. She can be reached by email via www. comprised of representatives and lobby- water to prevent methane gas from build- until you no longer need me,” was the message. He was cochecenter.com. ists from the oil, gas and coal industries. ing up and risk explosion. It is a terrible According to Ecowatch/SkyTruth, fate, and there is no way to reverse what when Congress passed the Energy Policy Our Readers Write has happened to them. And it is outra- Act of 2005, it included the now-infamous geous that the gas companies accuse these “Halliburton Loophole,” a controversial Author Cites Improper Uses of Economics honorable, defenseless people of lying. clause that excluded nearly everything We saw the brown smelly water ourselves used in fracking from being regulated by To The Editor: the 5, 10 and 30-year federal bonds are lower than they in homes right next to fracking sites.” the U.S. Environmental Protection Agen- It’s always interesting to see how writers use econom- have been for the last 30-50 years. And I believe that that As we toured fracking sites in this once cy (EPA) including getting around the safe ics when it suits their purposes, but somehow forget it author claims to have studied economics. If he has, he beautiful rural area and visited homes drinking water and clean air acts. when it doesn’t. must have been asleep recently. throughout the day, I refl ected on the Even though diesel fuel is not supposed For example, I read an article in a local newspaper In that same edition a writer (the owner of American frightening reality that this dirty practice to be used as a fracking chemical, evi- where the author was arguing against a minimum wage Energy Communications), threw out a scattershot of could soon destroy other families and dence shows otherwise. Analyzing a da- boost by saying that the studies which showed that mini- fi gures about the virtues of fracking in the oil and gas homes in New York if Gov. Cuomo lifts tabase of voluntary industry disclosures, mum wage increases don’t hurt employment in low skill industry. Most of the fi gures look like he took them un- the ban on fracking.” Skytruth found that kerosene and diesel jobs are invalid. More careful studies show that it does critically from the Energy Tomorrow website, sponsored Ono said her tour group was followed fuels No. 1 and No. 2 were used on 448 have an impact, simply because as something becomes by the Oil and Gas Industry. by fracking industry representatives who separate occasions in 12 states between more expensive (in this case, labor) people use less of it For example, he claimed that 1.4 million jobs will yelled threats at them. She is pleading January 2011 and August 2012. - as basic economic theory says. What the author failed to be created by the oil and gas industries by 2030, but with New York Gov. Cuomo to take the Now at risk is the watershed that do was note that his argument is completely meaningless that fi gure is highly suspect, simply because oil and gas same tour “and put aside any notion of supplies water to 16.5 million people because the issue is not whether there will be some rise produces around 40 percent of our energy today, but the depending on fracking instead of truly in New York, Pennsylvania and parts of in unemployment, but whether there will be enough to Bureau of Labor statistics (2009) says that the industry clean energy. New Jersey, according to “Gasland.” The offset the gains made in incomes of the other workers. only employed 60,000 in drilling today. So doubling “As industry documents prove, these watershed areas are slated for as many as The issue is net benefi t, not net employment. So he the current number would only be 120,000 - certainly wells crack and leak, more and more over 50,000 gas wells. demonstrated exactly nothing. nowhere close to 1.4 million unless we include indirect time. It cannot be prevented and once it Is it worth it for so called “energy in- And somehow that supposed economic truism (that and so-called “induced” employment. More importantly, happens, it cannot be fi xed thousands of dependence” that we poison our water is, you use less of something when it becomes more he didn’t compare those numbers, correct or incorrect, to feet under the ground. Please, go see for supply? expensive) is lost on all the people who argue against the number that would be created by fostering renewable yourselves,” said Ono. green energy by pointing out (usually inaccurately) that energy sources. Thus, his article basically came down “Why is this national tragedy being it will be more expensive. If electricity became more to distortions, even if the expensive, if gasoline became more expensive because numbers were correct. of green measures, then people would use less of it, so The point is that eco- the total expenditure should come out to be more or less nomics is a very important the same, and if people don’t want to use less (inelastic way of looking at things, Have something to demand), well, then they have to pay the piper. Simple but we should not use it to economics. support bias or pre-founded And I just read in a recent Herald a writer who, writing opinions. If you use it, use about our federal defi cit, claimed our “federal government it properly. is simply printing what it cannot borrow.” What he failed to mention, was that demand for federal bonds and notes BRUCE ALLEN is close to an all-time high, which is why the yields on Del Haven C• Birthdayelebrate? • Quinceanera LETTER POLICY • Anniversary • Wedding GOT AN OPINION? • • Quote From • Engagement Promotion Herald Newspapers welcomes letters on subjects of • the Bible community interest. To submit a letter, go to www. First Communion CapeMayCountyHerald.com; under the Opinion tab, • Bar/Bat Mitzvah God blessed them and click on “Letter to Editor: Submit,” where you will said to them, “Be fruitful fi nd the submission form. Alternatively, letters may • Special Achievement and increase in number; be submitted via postal delivery or direct delivery to • Retirement • Any Occasion fi ll the earth and subdue our offi ce. For consideration, letters must be exclu- it. 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Little did either of them know that this wealthy man. The attack by liberal blacks had failed. fi rst female employee would become his wife and partner Because his views were conservative and more closely for life. On Nov. 20, 1946, Lestine Thorton married one tied to the self-help strategy of Booker T. Washington than of America’s greats, S. B. Fuller. the government-help strategy of liberals, Fuller was vili- In 1935 Mr. Fuller started the Fuller Products Company fi ed. His promotion of the capitalistic ethic earned him with $25 and a devoted assistant (more than 10 years even more hatred from the nation’s left wing. Worst of all, before she became his wife). Lots of errors, hard work, having the temerity to suggest that black bitterness, like setbacks and numerous successes came his way over the white racism, is rooted in fear and ignorance that all too decades. 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When this happens, they lay off the workers from Art Hall thinks we should start fracking immediately all those good paying jobs they promised, which brings to reduce importation of oil and claims there is an “un- me back to my main point. founded environmental movement against it.” He says The gas trapped in this shale has been there for a long fracking uses a “high pressure mixture of sand, water and time. It’s not going anywhere. Let’s take our time and chemicals.” What are these chemicals? No one really extract it correctly, without damaging the environment. knows. The companies claim they are proprietary and We only get one shot at it. Believe it or not, I want the don’t want to tell even the EPA what they are. gas companies to make money. I want cheap energy, Hall then cites an EPA report that even he says is in- good paying jobs and the wealth to stay in the U.S. rather conclusive as to fracking’s impact on drinking water. That than go to countries that hate us. But let’s proceed with water they use comes from somewhere. In fact they use caution and not irreversibly ruin the environment to do so much water, aquifers, mountain streams and creeks so. And, by the way, Mr. Hall, could you publish a list of have run dry as their water has been diverted for frack- those chemicals? ing, affecting the multi-million dollar recreational fi shing industry in these areas. New York State has imposed a JACK WILSON CAPE ATLANTIC moratorium on fracking because New York City gets its Wildwood Crest drinking water from the Catskill Mountains and can’t BOOK COMPANY afford to have this water polluted or diverted. We all know that the oil and gas companies would City Centre Mall • 2nd fl oor never put profits ahead of the environment, would WWhat’shat’s CCooking?ooking? Washington Street • Cape May • 609-846-7688 they? “Trust us,” they say. Why are they seeking so Next Week's menu of meals by the Department of Aging Home-Bound Meal Program www.capeatlanticbookcompany.com many oversight exemptions from Federal environmen- tal agencies? In Pennsylvania, there is a patchwork of regulations regarding fracking and the construction of Monday, March 4: rice pudding. the pipelines that carry the gas. The welds have been Stuffed shells, meatball, to- Dinner: Turkey and found to be inadequate in many cases and that’s on the mato sauce, mixed vegeta- cheese, wheat bread, pipelines that have been inspected. Many haven’t. These bles, salad, sliced peaches, potato salad, golden cake, companies aren’t even required to report the location of chicken vegetable soup. apple juice. their underground pipelines, so offi cials in many cases Dinner: Bologna and Thursday, March 7: don’t have a clue where they are. cheese, Cole slaw, vanilla Italian lasagna, Italian Even the “Call before you dig” agencies don’t have pudding, orange juice. mixed vegetables, roll, cu- proper maps. What happens when a backhoe hits one? Tuesday, March 5: cumber salad, jello, cream The gas companies have fought any regulation tooth- Braised beef tips, buttered of celery soup. and-nail and contributed millions to get Tom Corbett noodles, broccoli, carrot Dinner: Egg salad, white elected governor of Pennsylvania. At fi rst, he didn’t salad, banana cake. bread, salad, mandarin or- even want these companies paying state taxes on what Dinner: Tuna salad anges, vegetable juice. Design assistance, your they extracted, unlike other states, but because of public and tomato on roll, broc- Friday, March 8: Crab plans or ours. Backed by 3 outcry, he had to. Is it possible there was a behind-the- coli salad, pineapple grape cake. Roasted potatoes, generaƟ ons of experience. scenes deal? juice. green beans, tomato salad, Unsurpassed quality with In Europe, they rely more heavily on natural gas for Wednesday, March apple, bread. on Ɵ me deliveries. power. Because of the abundant supply of natural gas in 6: Roast pork, apple- Dinner: Cheese sand- the U.S., the price has dropped dramatically. So much sauce, gravy, stuffing, wich on white bread, salad, Extensive reference list. so that the gas companies have petitioned the Federal peas and carrots, salad, cookies, cranberry juice. government to allow them to sell it in Europe where they’ll get a better price for it, but it will also decrease GetGet news & weather supply here and drive the price back up in the U.S. and, of course, drive up their profi ts. And you thought the aalertsle on your phone! gas companies only wanted to give us cheaper energy out of the kindness of their hearts. In fact, natural gas, News: Text “CMCNews” to 74574 obviously, is not a perishable commodity so the gas com- Weather: Text "CMCWeather" to 74574 Lic # 13VH0495100 panies, which they have already done, can simply stop Herald Newspapers February 27 2013 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A39

Woodbine In recognition of Nation- SCHOOLS al Nutrition Month, which takes place in March, fourth grade students at Wood- Compiled by: Jen Campbell bine Elementary School in Woodbine will be par- ticipating in the New Jer- sey Department of Health Children’s Oral Health Program Sugar-Less Day to Prevent Tooth Decay event on March 19 at 10:00 a.m. The event will include an educational presentation led by a Registered Dental Tyler Trinidad watches the fi sh swim around his Hygienist who will em- One of the instructors at the Atlantic City Aquarium fi ngers that are placed just below the surface of phasize the importance of talks to Cape May City Elementary School 4th the water. brushing, fl ossing, regular through 6th graders about habitats. dental visits, and healthy Cape May West Cape May Elementary food choices. Students will also participate in an oral Cape May City Elementary School is once again of- Some of Mrs. Kobeilnik’s West Cape May Elemen- health poster contest and fering adult computer classes to anyone 18 years and tary School Pre-K students fl ash their healthy smiles receive an oral healthcare older. Classes are held every Tuesday in the school lab for Dental Awareness Month. kit. from 3:15 p.m. - 4:45 p.m. The continuing education program is offering three classes this semester. The fi rst class is running from February 5 through March 5 and is a beginner/refresher course. If you have missed the fi rst few classes, please do not let that stop you from signing up for the rest of the course. The second course is all about using the Internet and runs from March 12 through April 23. The purpose is to overcome the fear and reluctance of learning Inter- net skills. The last course runs from April 30 through May 28 and will be a question and answer type session. Devan Munzing has no fear of sticking his hands in Bring your questions about anything covered previously a tank full of strange sea creatures. or anything you are curious about. Contact the school at 884-8485 for more information or email Patty Burns at [email protected].

Glenwood Avenue The Women of Wildwood (WOW) donated $500.00 to Glenwood Avenue Elementary School and $200.00 to Glenwood’s Annex, which houses Pre-Kindergarten and Kin- dergarten classes. The WOW organization recently raised $2200.00 through a benefi t pancake breakfast, which enabled them to donate money to all of the island schools. Pictured here are third graders Ashley Ashbridge, Anthony Freeman, Niyasia Jenkins, Angel Ramos Figueroa, Tyjuan Seney, Emely Osoria Dejesus, Domenico Troiano, Ava Troiano, Ernest Troiano, Lorena Osorio Sanchez, and Ja’nya Rowell, Ms. Kelly Belasco Carl Hober, Jacob Mathews, and classmates wait for (teacher and WOW member), Kim Troiano (parent and WOW member), Glenwood’s the stingrays to swim by them so that they may be Principal John Kummings, and Eileen Carter (teacher and WOW member). able to touch them. First grade students Sheily Maldonado, Hayden Lepley, Jackson Fealy, Rebeka Leyva-AnataMaria, Wildwood Catholic and Luke Hutchinson wait to touch a stingray as it passes by in the shark and ray touch tank. Wildwood Catholic High School’s 2013 Crusader Campaign is in full swing. The annual appeal to alumni, parents, and the community supports the school’s aca- demics, athletics and facilities, and provides scholarships and fi nancial assistance to students. Three years ago this community rallied to “Save” Wild- wood Catholic High School, that generosity, and spirit has helped the school to continue its mission towards excellence in education. The past 3 years have seen tre- mendous change and growth for the school and in order to maintain that momentum, Wildwood Catholic High School needs the continued support of the community.” Thanks to our donors’ past generosity, Wildwood Catho- lic has been able to make improvements to technology, curriculum, offerings, and continues to provide an excep- tional education - academically, socially and spiritually” said Kevin Quinn, Director of Development at Wildwood Catholic High School. The Annual Appeal provides an opportunity for the school to re-engage the support of alumni, friends, and foundations and maintain the lowest annual tuition of any catholic school in the state. For more information about Wildwood Catholic High Margaret Mace School or to make a contribution to the 2013 Crusader Just in time for Presidents’ Day, Mrs. Clarke’s and Mrs. Golden’s Kindergarten Jasmine Ferguson, Savannah Bruno, and Mikella Campaign go to www.wildwoodcatholic.org and click Austin aren’t afraid to get their hands wet and touch on “Giving” or call 609-522-7257. Mail contributions classes received a letter from President Barack Obama! The students wrote to the President in November and just received a packet from The White House. the fi sh in one of the touch tanks at the Atlantic City to WCHS, 1500 Central Avenue, North Wildwood, NJ Aquarium. 08260. Wildwood Catholic High School is a four-year It’s time good drivers BAYSIDE EYE CENTER co-educational secondary got extra credit. school of the Diocese of Roger A. Young, O.D. Camden. Under the guid- Accepting New Patients ance of Notre Dame de R & R la Mer Parish, it offers • Primary Eye Care Cape May County resi- SpecialtiesS i l i • Cataract, Glaucoma, dents an opportunity for values-centered college Eye Disease Management preparation in the Catholic- • Contact lenses & Varilux Christian tradition. The Let us help you get the protection you need. Safe Driving Bonus®. Get up to 5% toward your renewal bill Progressive Eyeglass Lens school is located in North Trophies ~ Awards for driving safely. Ask for Allstate Your Choice Auto® Wildwood, midway be- Insurance today. • Medicare, Medicaid, & tween the Atlantic Ocean Plastic Signs Most Insurances Accepted and the bay. Founded in 1948, Wildwood Catholic “From the best to the best Larry M Benz Diplomate, continues to present a in Cape May County” (609) 770-8564 American Board Of Optometry 3156 Route 9 S Lic # 27OA00383700 challenging curriculum in Rio Grande the expectation that all [email protected] OM Cert # 270M00024900 students will continue their 2004 Bayshore Rd., Villas education and be of service 609-886-6651 Feature is optional and subject to terms, conditions and availability. Safe Driving Bonus won’t apply after an to all people. accident. Patent pending. © 2009 Allstate Insurance Company (609) 886-1578 • [email protected] A40 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers February 27 2013

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GENEVIEVE M. KAY F. LEAHY PAUL R. LEISER DONNA J. CAROL MAUREEN T. BRIAN ANDREA MOFFATT JILL ANN PERRY- NICHOLAS LESLIE A. BARBARA G. ROFF HUGHES Avalon Real Estate Avalon Real Estate LEYLAND MCCORMICK MCCORMICK MCDOWELL Chris Clemans ZABOROWSKI PREUHS RICE Avalon Real Estate E RE/MAX at the Shore Agency Agency Lees Real Estate Don Martin Realty Coldwell Banker RE/MAX at the Shore Sotheby’s International Keller Williams NJ Realty Ferguson-Dechert, Inc. Agency James C. Otton Realty Oceanside Realty

MARION M. JOSEPH J. DAVID THERESA L. MARGARET A. BRYAN JUDITH DENISE JOHN BRADLEY J. MARGUERITE ROWLAND SCROCCA SEDLAK SENICO SGALIO STEERE SUDER SULLIVAN SZULEWSKI VOGDES T. VOGEL RE/MAX at the Shore Weichert Realtors NJ Realty Apex Realty Coldwell Banker Atlantis Realty C21 Alliance Island Realty Group C21 Alliance Atlantis Realty Coldwell Banker Sol Coastal Laricks Needles Real Estate

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