N. Wildwood Offi cials: No More ‘Business As Usual’ New Construction Offi ce Ramps Up Effi ciency Herald NEWS By LAUREN SUIT Council, members of the building community to as COWCO and replacing the former Joint DI GESTS and general public during a special meeting Construction Offi ce of the Wildwoods, has NORTH WILDWOOD — Whether you need been in operation for a little over a year and “… We’re doing it by the book, so when you a permit from the City of Wildwood Construc- while there are still a few rough edges, the Fair Skies Benefi t Retail go to bed at night, you know you’re sleep- tion Offi ce for a multi-family development offi ce has made large strides in effi ciency and COURT HOUSE — Memorial Day week- project or just thinking about adding a deck, ing in a home with no life safety issues.” accountability, according to Chris Wood, city end, the unoffi cial start of summer, kicked don’t expect the same-old practices of the past Chris Wood, city clerk for City of Wildwood clerk for City of Wildwood. off the season with summer-like weather. institution. “There’s been a learning curve from how Vicki Clark, Executive Director of the Cape May 20. That’s the message that construction offi ce things were done and how things are done May County Chamber of Commerce, told the The construction offi ce, commonly referred offi cials explained to North Wildwood City (Page A10 Please) Herald May 27 the weekend was a promis- ing start to the tourist season. Sunny skies brought visitors but cool breezes and ocean temperatures made for abbreviated beach days, Clark said, leading tourist to stroll boardwalks and shopping venues. (Page A10 Please)

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PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY THE SEAWAVE CORP. see them all! Vol. 44 No. 22 Copyright 2008 Seawave Corp. All rights reserved. May 28, 2008 1508 Route 47, Rio Grande NJ 08242-1402 Frederick, McNamara, What About Residents? Golden, Pending Recount SH Bayfront West Wildwood Walkway Gets Chooses New Debated, Again Commissioners By LESLIE TRULUCK By LAUREN SUIT STONE HARBOR — Several owners of the six single-family residential properties within WEST WILDWOOD — Mayor Chris Fox the proposed Waterfront Business District lis- and Commissioner Rita Maroldo did not run tened May 19 as planning board and Borough for reelection, but due to a recount, they will Council offi cials discussed the fate of their be holding onto their government positions a property assets. little longer. Most properties within the proposed zone on Dr. Herbert C. Frederick, Gerard McNa- the west side of Third Avenue between 96th mara and Scott William Golden were originally and 99th Streets are mixed-use or commercial. scheduled to be sworn in on May 27, following Offi cials anticipate that residential use will be the results of the May 20 election. But that may phased out as commercial value supersedes that change after yesterday’s recount. of residential. Residents spoke to an ordinance Candidates Cornelius J. Maxwell and Joseph that will most likely be substantially amended L. Hickey appeared in court on May 22 and immediately once passed, or withdrawn and Al Campbell were granted their request for a recount by Commander James Lewis, American Legion Post 198, Court House is master of cer- restarted, again. Superior Court Judge Raymond Batten. emonies at Middle Township’s Memorial Day observance May 26. Many townspeople The ordinance's past lives include Ordinance According to the judge’s offi ce, the recount participated in the annual ceremony to remember those who gave their lives in defense 1299, introduced Nov. 20, 2007; Ordinance was to take place at 1:30 p.m. May 27 at the of freedom. Please see page A47 for related story. 1306, introduced Feb.19; and it now lives as Cape May Airport to check electronic voting Ordinance 1313, for which the hearing has machine and paper absentee and provisional been postponed council’s meeting June 17, Seven of Top 10 Right Here ballots. with the potential to be withdrawn and reincar- The results of the election split up the cam- nated into yet another. The borough has spent paign team consisting of Frederick, McNamara $655 publishing the ordinance three times Best Beach in NJ: Wildwood and Hocker as well as the team of Hickey, because of substantial changes as it has been By JOE HART Research Center in conjunction with the New Maxwell and Golden. passed back and forth between the planning Jersey Division of Travel and Tourism launched According to the Cape May County Clerk’s board and Borough Council. SANDY HOOK –– Seven beaches in Cape the New Jersey’s Top Ten Beaches Survey Offi ce, the results, including eight provisional The board considered a sunset clause in May County made the state's fi rst annual top at njtoptenbeaches.org where residents and ballots, are as follows: Herbert C. Frederick, which residential property owners would have ten list with the wide sandy expanses in Wild- visitors to over 60 beaches from Monmouth 179; Gerard P. McNamara, 160; Scott Golden, three years to rebuild their properties but ulti- wood fi nishing fi rst. to Cape May counties were able to vote for 152; Dennis G. Hocker, 148; Cornelius J. Max- mately decided on an indefi nite time period. In early February, the New Jersey Marine their favorites. well, 144; Joseph L. Hickey, 141 and Robert Linda Weber, the professional planner hired Sciences Consortium (NJMSC), New Jersey Sea Marsha Samuel, the survey’s project man- Kilgore, 113. (Page A10 Please) Grant and the Richard Stockton College Coastal (Page A6 Please) Frederick, 57, is a lifelong resident of the borough and after spending over 30 years work- Third in a Series of Meetings is Now Set Here ing with the Wildwood Board of Education, recently retired as the principal of Glenwood Avenue Elementary School. Affordable Housing Advocates Gaining Ground He was mayor of West Wildwood from 1980 to 1984 and a commissioner here from 2002 By SUSAN KRYSIAK AVEDISSIAN to 2004. Between those terms, he served as freeholder from 1985 to 1991. COURT HOUSE — Crystal Hamer, 27, has Frederick said that he wanted to bring his ex- been searching in vain since 2006 for an afford- perience to the borough, but wanted “all of the able place to live in Cape May County while residents to be apart of what we’re doing.” she works, goes to school, and raises her child He said that he saw that in the previous here as a single parent. administration, “money is being spent irre- She relocated to the county in 2006 and sponsibly and our seniors are hurting. They has been working several part-time jobs are being faced with the choice of paying for since, earning 50 credits toward a social work (Page A11 Please) degree. “I need a safe, affordable place to live and to work and to go to school,” she told people It's Inside. 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Councilman Glenn Doug- President George Baldwin ribbon cutting ceremony In partnership with Coca las, Police Chief Edward as the Acme staff stood by u Licensed u Bonded and $1,500 in donations Cola, cartons of books were Donohue, Town Bank Fire sporting big smiles. u Trusted u Safe to local charities and police donated to Cape May El- Chief Art Treon and Lower “Premium fresh and BUYING and fi re department funds ementary School, Academy Township MUA Chairman healthy” is the theme of u I.D. Required including $500 to the Viet- Preschool and North Cape Pete Bitting. the changes to the super- GOLD and nam Veterans of America, Kids. County Freeholder Ralph market, said Store Director Buying ALL Sterling Silver Competitive Brett Katsiff. Additions to GOLD COINS & Jewelry Prices the store include a shrimp SILVER COINS bar, more organic foods, a (Broken or Not) Tues. - Sat. (1964 and older) salad/soup bar, gourmet 12:00 - 5:00 pm specialty and hot food bars and an A La Carte station, TURN YOUR GOLD INTO CASH which features a carving area and a variety of made- Bayshore Rd. & Greenwood Ave., Villas • 886-6563 to-order salads. Customers will see a vast selection of new products in addition to remodeled signage and lighting. Acme will donate a park bench made entirely from recycled plastic to the Mill- man Center. The benches are constructed using Trex composite lumber that is manufactured from both store and customer gener- ated plastic. Acme has re- cycled its plastic bags since 1993, but has recently Jack Fichter expanded the program to George Baldwin, of Vietnam Vets of America, cuts the ribbon during the grand include the creation of park reopening ceremony May 23 at the Acme store in North Cape May. benches. Sea Isle Fatal Crash Third This Year By JOE HART shore and Ferry roads. talities down, the state ment and education of the With three fatalities, the Division of Highway Traffi c motoring public, to reduce SEA ISLE CITY –– Megan numbers are down for the Safety reminds drivers of the number of people killed Ashley Perry was the third year (eight people had died the following safety tips: in motor vehicle accidents,” FISHERMAN’S WHARF, CAPE MAY person to die in a motor ve- by this time last year), but • Always buckle your State Police Superintendent hicle accident in Cape May statistics show that more seat belt Col. Joseph R. Fuentes said County so far this year. will come. • Maintain a safe follow- last year. Unfortunately, the phrase In Cape May County last ing distance “Our efforts in reducing 609-884-3064 “so far” is accurate because year, 21 died in 18 crashes • Avoid aggressive driv- motor vehicle deaths on our there will almost certainly and in 2006 there were 15 ers and driving aggres- roadways must continue, as www.thelobsterhouse.com be more. fatalities in 14 accidents. sively highway fatalities are still Perry, 25, of Wilmington, Statewide, 209 people • Always obey traffic a leading cause of death Del., was in town to serve have died in 199 motor signs and signals in New Jersey and the na- as a bridesmaid in a friend’s vehicle accidents so far this • Never drink and tion,” he said. FISH MARKET wedding. On her way home year. In 2007, the totals drive from a rehearsal dinner were 724 fatalities in 674 “The New Jersey State Contact Hart at (609) May 15, she was the pas- accidents. 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By LAUREN SUIT this island community. Not after Wildwood nabbed the WILDWOOD — The top spot in New Jersey’s ocean was officially un- Top Ten Beaches Survey locked with the turn of a at njtoptenbeaches.org, silver key on May 23. sponsored by New Jersey Representatives from Marine Sciences Consor- the island’s communities, tium (NJMSC), New Jersey local school children and Sea Grant and the Richard June 3 is a very important date for the voters of Stone Harbor. a few kite fl iers from the Stockton College Coastal International Kite Festival Research Center in con- We asked our opponents to participate in a public forum sponsored kicked off the start of the junction with the New by credible independent parties to encourage an open campaign. 2008 summer season with Jersey Division of Travel What better approach for discussing the issues and challenges facing the annual key ceremony. and Tourism. our community? Many in the crowd Wildwood also took • Our opponents refused, denying you an opportunity to gather kicked off their shoes to home top honors in two information and see the interaction of the candidates. get their feet sandy, but a special categories, being few chose to stay bundled hailed as the state’s Best • Our opponents choose instead to remain away from the public in sweatshirts and sneak- Beach for Tourism and for eye, never having to defend their position on any issue in ers as a cool wind kept Events. Wildwood Crest the open. the air chilly. Perfect for won for Best Family Va- • Our opponents’ exaggerations, innuendos and personal attacks kites, not so much for cation Beach and Island only serve to divide our community. beach-goers. Beach State Park for Eco- • Everyone is entitled to their own opinions; they are not entitled to But a chill in the air isn’t tourism. going to freeze the spirits in their own facts. Contact Suit at: (609) Photos and Video By Maureen Cawley 886-8600 ext. 25 or North Wildwood Mayor Bill Henfey, Wildwood Crest We are confident that you will be able to distinguish fact from [email protected]. Commissioner Joyce Gould, GWTIDA Chairperson fiction and we ask for your support of our Proven Leadership and Arlieen Franco and Wildwood Commissioner Bill Dav- Positive Approach. enport turn the key to unlock the ocean on May 23. Vote for Walters for Mayor, Cope and Vaul for Council on June 3. EARNS DEGREE

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Best Beach Corsons Inlet State Park, Lower Township, North Cape (From Page A1) May, Reeds Beach, Sea Isle City, Strathmere and Villas. ager, told the Herald in February the survey was conceived In addition to the best beach results, the NJMSC by Rutgers marine science professor Stewart Farrell and delivered its State of the Shore Report on May 22. The the Consortium’s communications director Kim Kosko. TM™ report was cautiously optimistic but wary regarding future Ordinary People “Dr. Farrell and his team of researchers do an annual threats and fi scal concerns. Extraordinary check of the state’s beaches, rating them based on numer- “New Jersey’s coastal communities once again have Results ous physical factors, including: beach width, condition, reason to celebrate, as this past winter marked the fi fth size of breaking waves, frequency of rip currents, noise, mild winter storm season in a row and the 15th since wildlife, pests, vegetation and many others,” Samuel the back-to-back devastating winter storms experienced said. in 1991-92,” wrote Dr. Jon Miller, a scientist for the “This year his results will be used in addition to Stevens Institute of Technology. Grand Opening the results of the survey in determining the top ten “Coastal hazards remain a persistent threat to those beaches.” of us living, working and recreating along the coast,” he The survey ran for three months and had nearly added. “In the face of ever-tightening fi scal constraints, 15,000 votes with the Wildwood beach chosen as New resources need to be pooled to fi nd innovative and practi- Open House - Seaville Location Jersey’s best. cal means of sustaining one of New Jersey’s most valuable The offi cial list and rankings were revealed at NJMSC’s natural resources.” Sixth Annual State of the Shore Media Event on May 22 According to a press release, the New Jersey Marine Saturday, May 31st at The Seagull’s Nest on Sandy Hook. Wildwood earned Sciences Consortium is an affi liation of colleges, univer- top honor with approximately 14 percent of the popular sities and public sector groups dedicated to advancing vote. greater knowledge of the state’s marine and coastal 10am-Noon Here is the complete top ten list: environment. 1. Wildwood NJMSC meets its mission through innovative research, 2. Wildwood Crest education and outreach designed to address coastal 3. Ocean City sustainability and ecosystem health, sustainable fi sher- 4. North Wildwood ies and aquaculture, marine technology, science-based 5. Cape May management and science literacy. 6. Asbury Park For more information about NJMSC and its activities, 7. Avalon visit www.njmsc.org. 8. Point Pleasant Beach Contact Hart at (609) 886-8600 Ext 35 or at: Free Class 9. Beach Haven [email protected] 10. Stone Harbor Demos! Wildwood also took Roofi ng home top honors in two special categories, being hailed as the state’s Best Beach for Tourism and for Events. Wildwood Crest Prizes & won for Best Family Va- cation Beach and Island Beach State Park for Eco- Giveaways! Free Samples at tourism. Roofing, Siding & Windows Beaches winning in our Juice Bar Cafe! each of the special cat- egories as well as the top beach overall received a 94 Rt. 50, Seaville (next to Dance Dynamics) special sign denoting the honor. NJMSC anticipates “We Cover Your World” ENTRANCE IN THE REAR conducting the Top Ten 609-624-8960 • www.miraclesfitness.com Beaches Survey annually. 408 Old Rio Grande Ave., Rio Grande Other county beaches that did not make the top 609-889-5000 (Behind Joe Canal’s) ten list include: Cape May 609-886-7070 Meadows, Cape May Point, www.DaveAdamsRoofing.com Cape May Wildlife Refuge, NJ License # 13VH00133900 Herald Newspapers May 28 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A7

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Teitelman FILLING IN THE BLINKS approved a $10.5 million She quoted from a study erendum, as did the mall would continue to serve School Guidance Coun- bond to pay for the con- ordered by the city in 2006 refurbishment. functions such as roller- Women who drink during their pregnancies risk selor Gail Schmidtchen giving birth to children with “fetal alcohol syndrome” struction of a new Conven- from Johnson Consulting He said it was unlikely skating and art shows. presented citations to men- tion Hall, May 20. Inc. that stated bonding a new Convention Hall Skip Loughlin, chair- (FAS), the leading known preventable cause of mental tors from the U.S. Coast and physical birth defects in the United States. While Mayor Jerome E. In- and property taxes are not would open any earlier man of the Convention Guard Base in Cape May. derwies said he traveled often used for convention than July 4, 2010. Hall Committee, said the children with FAS often display abnormal facial She said the student men- characteristics such as smaller eye openings, fl attened to Trenton with the city’s center financing. It said The city’s Center Des- public had plenty of op- toring program has been in Chief Financial Officer sources of funding to repay ignation has lapsed which portunity to comment on cheekbones, and an underdeveloped groove between effect for fi ve years. the nose and upper lip, others are not born with these Bruce MacLeod and Audi- such debt are often tax means the city will no the project and additional The group has consis- tor Leon Costello to seek revenues generated from longer receive priority public meetings would facial anomalies. However, the fi ndings of a new study tently had 20 or more may help identify children with FAS in the absence a waiver from the Depart- activities or businesses funding from state and fed- be held. He said he was volunteers hailing from ment of Community Affairs that are most likely to use eral governments, said tired of innuendo and of abnormal facial features. Specifi cally, researchers all over the nation, said found that children who were exposed to alcohol in the (DCA) from a requirement or benefi t from a conven- Mahaney. false statements that could Schmidtchen, “They have womb have an impaired ability to blink their eyes. This for a $500,000 down pay- tion hall such as room and Inderwies said just be- delay the project further, found time from their fi nding should enable doctors and parents to identify ment on the bond, pre- meal taxes, sales tax and cause council approved only costing the city more babies with FAS early on. busy schedules, they’re venting a hike in next development fees. the $10.5 million bond, it money to build it at a later This informative column on FAS has been brought to mothers, there’re fathers, year’s budget of 2.5 cents The Johnson study pre- doesn’t mean it will spend date. you as a public service. At ATLANTIC EYE CENTER they have a lot of commit- per $100 of assessed value dicted the annual obliga- the money. Resident Virginia He- and EYE MAX LASIK CENTER, we offer a complete ments but yet they find to cover it. tion would be $1 million to “We’re not going to sel said a public percep- range of medical and clinical services for every eye- the time to come at least Inderwies said DCA $1.3 million, she said. Po- spend any money until tion was special interest related issue, for every member of the family. We once a week and meet granted the waiver as it wick asked where patrons everyone is satisfi ed,” he groups wanted everything utilize on-site technology with advanced diagnostic with our students,” said had also done with a $16 would park for a larger hall said. in place for a new hall and surgical equipment to preserve and enhance visual Schmidtchen. million bond for the pur- and if enough overnight Inderwies said the new before Inderwies leaves quality. We provide you and your family with quality, She said Coast Guard chase of environmentally lodging would be available hall would not be a conven- offi ce July 1. convenient, affordable eye and vision care, while Chaplin LCDR Joseph Cof- sensitive land in East Cape with motels converting to tion center like Wildwood’s “It is so off base, it is giving you the personal attention you deserve. Call us fey (on loan from the Navy) May. That bond was never condos in the city. facility. He said he did not pathetic,” responded In- to schedule an appointment. A wide range of support spoke to the school’s multi- used and negotiations con- Mayor Elect Edward envision a new hall for derwies. services and rehabilitation programs are available to cultural club about his ex- tinue for the purchase of J. Mahaney said he “to- Cape May having as many Contact Fichter at help people maintain a satisfying lifestyle. We accept periences living in France the tract. tally agreed with every- as 1,500 seats. (609) 886-8600 ext 30 most insurance, including Medicare and Medicaid. and Belgium. Schmidtchen The ordinance estimates thing Mrs. Powick said “We’re not a convention or at: jfi chter @cmcherald. Please send your questions or comments to my said some mentors made the total cost of a new tonight.” town,” said Inderwies. com. crafts with student at offi ce or email me at: [email protected] Convention Hall at $11.6 He said the election Christmas. million including $1.1 left “emotions raw in the P.S. Each year, it is estimated that 1 in every 750 Mentors have also million from an ordinance town,” and a time for heal- ShortStay Rehabilitation infants born in the United States has a pattern of helped students with their adopted by council Dec. ing was needed. Mahaney physical, developmental, and functional problems homework. 18, 2007. said the public’s perception and LongTerm Care referred to as fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS); another “This has been the high- Resident Jean Powick, was council’s passing of the 40,000 are born with fetal alcohol effects (FAE). light of my year,” said an unsuccessful candidate bond ordinance meant a “Voted best ophthalmologist by the Schmidtchen, who is retir- for council in the May 13 plan would be rapidly en- ing at the end of the school Press of Atlantic City in 2007” election, said approving acted to start demolition of year. the bond was “prema- the old hall and construc- ture.” tion of a new building. “Oratory is the seduction “Last week’s election He said during his cam- 700 Town Bank Rd., of the mind by eloquence should have told you that paign for mayor, the public North Cape May, NJ 08204 into error.” people wanted change, expressed to him they did Henry Cornelius Agrippa they want to be involved,” not feel they had adequate 609-898-8899 she said. “What you’re input in the Convention planning does not appear Hall project. He suggested . 16th ANNUAL to be what the people holding town meetings on want.” the topic to get a consensus www.genesishcc.com are “Proper planning is from the public what type sorely lacking,” Powick of hall they wish to have We understand care, Call today for info we practice compassion EQUAL HOUSING WE √ FOR 21 continued. built, the location and how on Respite OPPORTUNITYC She said the public, who it would be fi nanced. will pay for a new Conven- TRAINING & CAMPAIGN tion Hall, “feels disenfran- chised.” While campaigning, KICKOFF Powick said she asked hundreds of residents their THURSDAY, JUNE 5TH thoughts about Convention Hall. She said 73 percent NEW THIS YEAR: wanted a new Convention TWO SESSIONS Hall the same size as the current facility, 11 percent Highest Possible Prices Paid! 10AM and 1PM wanted the current hall re- CAPE MAY COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BUILDING paired rather than replaced 4 MOORE ROAD, CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE and 16 percent said build a larger center, which would include demolishing the Training for Solarium. Alcoholic Beverage Licensees and Staff Powick said the Conven- tion Hall Committee de- • OUT OF STATE FRAUDULENT LICENSE STAFF TRAINING cided a larger Convention PERFORMED BY NJDMV DOCUMENT FRAUD UNIT Hall should be constructed. She said she did not see • UPDATE BY DAVID BREGENZER, COUNSEL TO THE DIRECTOR any public meetings on the WATCH and JEWELRY REPAIR 250 96th Street • Stone Harbor NJ DIVISION OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL hall scheduled for the next GIA Graduate Gemologist (609) 967-4653 (GOLD) www.jewelry-studio.com two months. 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COURT HOUSE — Win- ners of the baskets for the American Heart Asso- ciation have been named. They are: Lisa Nichols riding les- sons; Lori Cosimi, Tour for Two; Jean Ujhelyi, massage; SPONSORED BY: CAPE MAY COUNTY MUNICIPAL ALLIANCES Janet Eisiminger, Morey’s Pier tickets; Nicole Kett, IN COOPERATION WITH THE CAPE MAY COUNTY BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS bicycle. Daniel Beyel, Director • Ralph E. Sheets, Jr., Vice-Director Jill Acosta, garden bas- Gerald Thornton • Leonard Desiderio • Ralph E. Bakley, Sr. ket; Denise Coulter, hand- ing basket; Ed Armprister, AVALON OFFICE FACTORY SHOWROOM Night at the Movies; Chris FUNDED BY: GOVERNOR’S COUNCIL ON ALCOHOLISM & DRUG ABUSE Rickards, ferry passes. 800.781.1552 Bristol, PA 19007 Herald Newspapers May 28 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A9 Cape May Bonds $7 Million for Improvements Thomas C. Braun Since 1989 By JACK FICHTER for an automated water grant from U.S.D.A. for the million bond for various fi re truck hose and portable meter system. project. capital improvements in radios. CAPE MAY — With its Council approved a $2.1 Council approved a the city including: road Councilwoman Linda 2008 budget in place, City million bond and a $2 mil- $630,000 bond for im- reconstruction and resur- Steenrod asked the city Council approved nearly lion bond for the water/ provements and equip- facing, drainage and storms include language in the city U.S.A. POOLS $7 million in bonds for sewer utility. City Manager ment for the beach utility. pipes, purchase of a four- and beach utility capital Custom Swimming Pools capital improvements not Luciano V. Corea Jr. said The city expects the utility wheel drive SUV, a four- improvement ordinances counting a $10.5 million the $2.1 million bond was to receive a $383,000 state wheel drive pickup truck to specify the purchase bond to fi nance construc- to cover the cost of a new Department of Community with plow, a four-wheel of hybrid vehicles when tion of a new Convention water tower at Madison Affairs Small Cities Grant. drive pickup truck with possible. P.O. Box 367 Hall (please see separate and Columbia avenues, Expenditures outlined plow and utility body, a Avalon, NJ 08202 (609)425-0893 story A8). which is fi nanced in part in the bond include im- trailer mounted leaf vac- Contact Fichter at (609) www.USAPOOLSNJ.com Council approved $5.1 by a $515,000 grant from provements to beachfront uum and an emergency 886-8600 ext 30 or at: million in three bond or- U.S.D.A. restrooms, storage facili- generator. jfi chter @cmcherald.com. dinances for the water/ The $2 million bond is ties, ramps and walkways Also: automated park- sewer utility. for Phase III of a program for the disabled and the ing meters, improvements A $1 million bond cov- to end rainwater from en- purchase of all terrain ve- to public buildings, offi ce ered improvements to the tering the sanitary storm hicles, two lifeguard boats equipment and furniture, water and sewer system system, said Corea, which and safety equipment, a police radios and radar such as pipes, wells and increases costs from the sub-compact tractor, a four- units, Enforsys software production facilities, the county Municipal Utilities wheel-drive pickup truck, update, safety helmets, purchase of new meters, Authority. He said the and a wireless PA system. computers for vehicles, computers and software city received a $600,000 Council approved a $1.3 fi re department air packs, a LCMR Reviews Honor Society Rules By JACK FICHTER and issues surrounding NHS members who were ify as a course require- the recent appeal,” Com- boycotting an induction ment. Create your ERMA — Lower Cape mittee Chairwoman Helen ceremony for three new • A specifi c appeal pe- May Regional High School’s Wallace told the Board members taking place at riod should be established Curriculum Committee of Education at a May 22 that hour in another room that allows ample time for very own has reviewed the district’s meeting. in the school. any necessary meetings. guidelines and require- Reporters from three The NHS members, all • Students roles and re- ments for entrance into local newspapers received of whom asked to remain sponsibilities related to the economic upturn. the National Honor Society phone calls April 11 in- anonymous, told reporters membership application (NHS). viting them to the high the three students being and appeals process should “We had a very long school to meet with the admitted to NHS had taken be clearly communicated. discussion of the events majority of the school’s 64 only two of three college- • Membership guide- bound math courses re- lines for special education quired for membership. students should be pub- Premium Money Market At that time, Regional lished and understood. 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A10 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers May 28 2008 Construction Offi ce SH Bayfront (From Page A1) And if you are a homeowner wondering why a permit (From Page A1) The planning board recommended a now,” said Wood. “And we’re doing it by the book, so is taking so long, Wood explained that many times the by the borough for her expertise, recom- conditional use clause for the single-fam- when you go to bed at night, you know you’re sleeping permits have left COWCO’s hands and are with the design mended a minimum fi ve-foot side yard ily residential properties. The following in a home with no life safety issues.” professionals or contractors to make necessary changes. setback and a 25-foot setback from the is the planning board’s recommended JCOW has been under fi re since February of 2006, “Often times the builder or architect is busy with bulkhead for a 10-foot public access ease- criteria in which residential properties when some 500-condominium units, located in both another bigger project and doesn’t get back to COWCO’s ment walkway around the Shelter Haven would be allowed in the business district: Wildwood and North Wildwood, were identifi ed as having office. Then fast-forward to an irate customer that’s Basin. The Coastal Area Facility Review a minimum lot size of 3,300 square feet; been constructed in violation of building codes after an wondering where their permit is and why it is taking so Act (CAFRA) requires a 15-foot setback 30-foot minimum lot frontage; a side yard audit by the Department of Community Affairs. JCOW long,” said Wood. “It may be in our offi ce, but it is not from the physical bulkhead. setback the greater of 15-percent of the was responsible for inspecting, and issuing Certifi cates necessarily in our control.” The borough uses an imaginary tax width or 5 feet; front yard minimum four of Occupancy for, the structures. To help eliminate some of that confusion, Wood said map line, rather than the actual bulkhead, feet; minimum rear yard 10-feet from Since that time, more units have been found in code that a reminder letter are now sent out to all parties when from which the setback will be measured the established bulkhead line; maximum violation and litigation has been ongoing. something is “just sitting on our shelves waiting for a because the physical bulkheads fl uctuate height of 28 feet from the top of the As of April last year, when the old offi ce was disbanded, professional to get back to us.” and the tax map bulkhead line would be curb; and 25 percent maximum building Wildwood has taken over the new-shared service as lead Mayor Bill Henfey said that he appreciated the notifi ca- more consistent for property setbacks coverage. agency and currently handles personnel, budgeting and tion of the property owner knowing that the plans were to be uniform, Zoning Offi cer Joanne The difference between a conditional overall responsibility. Funding for the new offi ce is split given back for review. Mascia said. use clause and grandfathered property, based on percentages that refl ect fi nancial obligations. Rosenello asked if the construction offi ce was being “I love the idea of a walkway along the Planning Board Solicitor Andrew Catanese Wildwood and North Wildwood each pay 34 percent, sympathetic to homeowners who have never gone through bay, it would be wonderful; but as a home- said, is a grandfathered property is autho- Wildwood Crest pays 24 percent and West Wildwood the process and wanted to start on a simple project. owner I wouldn’t want my grandchildren rizing what would otherwise be impermis- pays 8 percent. Hare said that she has prepared a “punch list” that subjected to strangers at my backdoor,” sible whereas the conditional use clause Despite the saying in the same location on Pacifi c details everything you need for the permit process. Mayor Suzanne Walters said. presents criteria in which those residents Avenue location and the familiar sounding acronym, the “We hand it out when they arrive along with a sample Planning Board Chairman Bill Burns would be within the law. new agency is largely starting from scratch. That fresh of what we are looking for,” she said. said he has issues with public access The next planning board work session start also involves some new faces in charge: “We direct people through the process,” Franzoi behind single-family homes. is set for June 9 and Borough Council • Commissioner Bill Davenport, who oversees the added. “There’s no way I can support taking will discuss its recommendations at its Department of Public Safety, which includes COWCO. Mike Gallo, a local builder, said that he was glad the 10-feet away from private citizens,” meeting June 17. • Chris Wood, city clerk for the City of Wildwood. Who offi ce was doing what it could to help the “moms and Burns said. “If the borough is really "The ordinance coming up now is a took over administrative duties during the offi ce’s start-up pops.” that interested in a 10-foot walkway, it tremendous compromise as the result of phase and continues to oversee the offi ce. “It is a lot of paper pushing, but at least they know what should buy it through negotiation with a lot of hard work. I think it is fi nally a • Lisa Hare, a confi dential assistant to Davenport. Her is required,” he said. the owners, though I’m not suggesting document we can all agree on," Walters duties will be to oversee the city's construction offi ce and He said that the offi ce is open on Saturdays, an addi- that happen.” said. rectify operational problems. tional step to be more accessible. Currently, the walkway is planned • Glenn Franzoi, the offi ce’s construction offi cial. When it comes to service with a smile, Wood noted that behind only commercial and mixed-use Contact Truluck at (609) 886-8600 Ext • Bob Penrose, sub-code offi cial. “they were working diligently” to ensure that common properties. 24 or at: [email protected]. The second major change, Franzoi said, was account- courtesy is maintained. ability. “That’s a good thing,” said Councilmember Ed Koehler, “I frequently heard that in the past JCOW lost this who was the appointed council representative to the Affordable Housing or couldn’t fi nd that and we wanted to be able to have former JCOW board. “In the past, the friendliness wasn’t (From Page A1) crimination and created a mandate for control of a project from the minute it comes over the always the best.” She pays $2,200 a month in rent to affordable housing in New Jersey. But the front counter,” he said. “Even when it comes to returning phone calls,” said live in a home she and her husband used mechanism to do that created by the Legis- Franzoi told council that under the old offi ce a software Franzoi. “I heard that was a problem in the past and I’ve to own, but which fell into foreclosure. lature through the Coalition on Affordable program, Mitchell Humphrey, wasn’t being utilized. taken measures to correct it.” One son is in college and two of her chil- Housing has not worked to create enough “I basically took all the old forms away and let our Councilmember Bob McCullion asked about how an dren receive social security, which helps affordable housing, or create it where it’s employees know that we are now using the Mitchell emergency job is handled. fi nancially, but not enough. She can’t get most needed, according to advocates. Humphrey program,” he said “Now we can account for Franzoi said that there are provisions in place for emer- welfare or food stamps because she works The principal driving factor is the a permit wherever it is in the process, down to who has gency work that allows a bypass of most of the permit full-time as a physical therapist aide, and builder’s remedy lawsuit. The threat of it in their hands.” waiting process. she doesn’t have medical insurance. lawsuits from private developers is the “People had done a lot of fi nger pointing,” said Coun- “The fi rst step is notifi cation,” said Franzoi. “Call the “I don’t have any help,” she said. incentive for town fathers and mothers cilmember Joe Duncan. “Now, we can see where the offi ce or stop in. If the offi ce is close, call the city clerk.” About 25 people came to the work- to create appropriate zoning to enable buck is.” Councilmember Bob Maschio commented that while shop, sponsored by South Jersey Legal affordable housing to be built in their When it comes to plan review, Franzoi said that when the building boom has slowed down, things are bound to Services, to hear options for improving municipalities. he fi rst took over there was a backlog of close to 100 pick back up with the state approving Wildwood’s fi rst and creating more affordable housing But over the years, mechanisms in the plan reviews. high-rise. options in the county. law have enabled towns to effectively “We were fi nding stacks of plans upstairs, on tables “Are we doing inspections on that?” asked Maschio, in The workshop attracted those inter- “buy-out” of their requirement of so many and in boxes,” noted Wood. “We didn’t even fi nd some regards to the 23-story Starlight Hotel. ested in obtaining affordable housing and units through exchanges with neighbor- for a couple of days.” “Yes, the plan review for the high-rise could be done those interested in creating it. ing towns. “Is that JCOW backlog gone now?” asked Council in house,” said Franzoi. “They are class I structures that Several ideas and initiatives were These controversial “regional contribu- President Patrick Rosenello. have to be done by specially licensed class I inspectors. raised. tion agreements” have been used consis- Yes, responded Franzoi and added that now, the offi ce Our agency is a class I agency and we’d be legally allowed Daniel Auld, director of Bridges, a tax- tently by wealthy towns with a “not in “turns around” plans well within the 20-day parameter. to do the inspections.” exempt outreach program of the Great my backyard” mentality to push off their Not an easy task, considering four sub code offi cials have “Right now I have every confi dence that our people Commission Baptist Church, in Court affordable housing requirements buy sell- to inspect and make comments or question on the plans could review and inspect that building properly,” added House, is seeking assistance from the ing them to Trenton, Newark, or areas that before a permit is issued. Wood. “But when you get to the high-rises we’re most defi - community to help repair and upgrade a are more economically depressed. “Before a plan review would have fi ve or six comments nitely going to need to bring on more people to ensure the home at 18 Swainton-Goshen Rd., to be Now, a bill pending in the Legislature from the inspector,” said Penrose. “The reviews take time offi ce doesn’t get overloaded. The fee from the plan review used to house a family in need. sponsored by Assembly Speaker Joseph J. and are much more comprehensive. I sometimes make alone will be enough to fund those extra people.” The building is structurally sound and Roberts, Assembly Bill 500, is moving, and 20 or even 30 comments.” has vinyl siding; it is landscaped and fur- would eliminate these agreements. “All that effort goes to ensuring big issues are discov- Contact Suit at: (609) 886-8600 ext. 25 or nishings are available. The organization is Housing, said Pascale, is such a preg- ered out on the fi eld,” he said. [email protected] seeking donations for materials, labor, or nant issue because it has to do with our fi nancial assistance, he said. They are also most basic needs. seeking help with plumbing, electrical, “We don’t talk about housing because What Do You Need to Earn to Live Here? fl oor coverings, roofi ng, kitchen cabinets/ it’s too controversial,” he said. By SUSAN KRYSIAK AVEDISSIAN Stock Clerks and Order Fillers ...... $22,553 appliances and bathroom fi xtures. It’s all about who lives near us, and Maids and Housekeeping Cleaners ...... $20,027 Connie Pascale, Esq., vice president about “knowing who we are.” LOWER TOWNSHIP — According to South Jersey Landscaping/Goundskeeping Workers ...... $24,213 Legal Services of New Jersey, spoke to One of the most effective methods to Legal Services, if you live in Cape May County, you Motorboat Mechanics ...... $31,881 the group on “What can individuals and advocate for and create affordable hous- would need to earn $35,800 a year in order to afford a Maintenance and Repair Workers, Gen. ....$30,548 community groups do?” ing Pascale said he used in Toms River 2-bedroom apartment for which the Fair Market Rent There are an estimated 12,220 members of the He gave a brief background on the is a coalition called Clergy and People is set at $895. That means you need a job that pays workforce working in the jobs listed above in Cape May law relating to affordable housing in of Conscience for Toms River Workforce $17.21 per hour. If you have a job that pays minimum County. And this list is not exhaustive. It is estimated New Jersey but mostly focused upon Housing. wage of $7.15 per hour, you would need to work 96 that over 23,170 members of the workforce are work- his experience as a housing advocate in They created a poster campaign aimed hours per week, 52 weeks per year in order to afford a ing in jobs that have average salaries that fail below the Toms River. at educating the public about who it is 2-bedroom apartment in Cape May County. That’s equal minimum needed to afford to a 2-bedroom apartment in “Housing isn’t about units, it’s about who is need of affordable housing in their to 2.4 full-time jobs. Cape May County. That means there are well over 23,170 people,” he said. “Mt. Laurel wasn’t about community. It’s home health aides, for ex- When the annual housing wage needed for a 2-bed- of your neighbors or people you regularly encounter (over housing it was about people.” ample, he said, who take care of our aging room apartment for the state is $46,287, and for Cape 22% of the population as of the 2000 Census) for whom Mt. Laurel was the court case in the parents; it’s the certifi ed nurse’s assistant, May County is $35,800, housing is out of reach for all housing is out of reach in Cape May County. late 1970s that outlawed housing dis- who help us when we’re sick. members of the workforce in Cape May County working Contact Avedissian at (609) 886-8600 Ext 27 or at: People like these cannot live near in such jobs as: [email protected]. where they work, and are forced to com- Occupation ...... Average Salary mute, or else to pay exorbitant rents. Medical Assistants ...... $24,189 News Digests Likewise, in Cape May County, part- time seasonal workers often fi nd it diffi cult Accounting and Auditing Clerks ...... $32,175 (From Page A1) Do Not Call Tellers ...... $23,195 or impossible to live near the resort where Police, Fire and Ambulance Dispatchers ....$24,433 Assault Arrests Made TRENTON –– The state Assembly they make their living. Emergency Medical Techs & Paramedics ....$27,709 May 19 passed legislation members A follow-up meeting has been sched- Teacher Assistants ...... $22,323 WEST CAPE MAY –– On May 17 at 9:18 p.m., Cape Matthew W. Milam (D-1st) and Linda uled for those who attended to begin work Hairstylists and Cosmetologists ...... $22,960 May police responded to a disturbance on 4th Avenue Greenstein sponsored to urge the Fed- on creating a continuum of affordable School Bus Drivers ...... $24,216 here after receiving a 911 call. Arrested as a result of eral Communications Commission housing options here. Security Guards ...... $24,729 an alleged altercation involving a knife were borough (FCC) not to weaken New Jersey’s “Do That meeting is set for May 29, at 5 Service Station Attendants ...... $15,616 residents Michael Vasser, 48, and Hurley Vasser, 26. Not Call” telemarketing law. The mea- p.m., at The Branches, Village Shops in Home Health Aides ...... $23,497 Both were charged with assault and released pending sure (AR-88) calls on the FCC to dismiss Rio Grande. Child Care Workers ...... $17,610 an initial court appearance scheduled for May 22. Also a petition by telemarketers asking for The Branches is across the parking lot Cooks, Restaurant ...... $24,911 arrested at the scene of the incident for unconnected an exception to the law in the case of behind the Family Dollar store, fourth Waiters and Waitresses ...... $23,670 bench warrants was Gina Vasser, 43, of West Cape residents with whom they have done in from the corner of Vermont and 2nd Dishwashers ...... $16,146 May. Sgt. Shawn Austin, Patrolman Joe Walker and business in the past 18 months, even Street. Hostesses, Restaurant/Lounge ...... $19,584 Detective Dekon Fashaw handled the investigation in if the residents are on the state’s “no Food Preparation Workers ...... $18,837 this matter. telemarketing call” list. “By approving Contact Avedissian at (609) 886-8600 Cashiers ...... $19,377 the petition, the FCC would be denying Ext 27 or at: savedissian@cmcherald. com. Retail Salespersons ...... $25,133 (Page A36 Please) Herald Newspapers May 28 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A11 New Commissioners (From Page A1) Golden, 36, was a life-long summer WE SOLVE YOUR GROWING & POTTING & FINDING PLANT PROBLEMS Come One, prescriptions or paying taxes.” resident of the borough and decided to Come All Frederick said that he wanted to make make it his full-time home 17 years ago. Greenhouse and Nur Dennis Twp. West Wildwood affordable again. Golden also established his own business, rden ser Senior Center’s McNamara, 66, said he had been visit- Golden Builders, in West Wildwood. Ga Visit our gift shop y 4th Annual ing the Wildwoods “all his life” and he and “I feel I can bring a honest and reliable his wife Betty made the decision to move approach to our town,” said Golden, who fi lled with Beautiful Gifts, Spring Fling to the borough “full time” fi ve years ago. added that he was excited and looking Sat., June 14, 08•6-10pm He is a former Commissioner on the forward to the elected position. “I want to Home Decor, Candles & Bird Supplies Delaware River Port authority and current thank everyone who supported me.” Garfi eld’s Giardino Democratic committeeman. McNamara, The results of the recount were too Ristorante an Army veteran, is also a retired union late for the Herald’s print deadline. For Dance To steward and printer. updates, go to www.capemaycountyher- Fountains The Sounds He told the Herald that as a retired ald.com. person on a fi xed income, he was sensi- 20% Off of tive to the taxes he felt were getting “out Contact Suit at: (609) 886-8600 ext. 45RPM of hand.” 25 or [email protected] A Harmony GREAT SELECTION OF Experience While Walters Urges Debate, Full course meal includes Annuals lots of extras Levinson Goes Door-to-door $50 per person Perennials & Call or see Rosie By LESLIE TRULUCK bent Mayor Suzanne Wal- campaign. to sign-up ters will be reelected to her In a press release May STONE HARBOR —Bor- forth term or if Councilman 19, Walters with running Shrubbery 609-861-4931 ough voters decide in the H. Brian Levinson will be mates Tom Cope and Republican primary elec- the “conscience of council” Joanne Vaul asked why tion here June 3 if incum- as he’s stated in his mayoral their opponents in the upcoming election have allegedly refused to partici- pate in a public candidates’ forum. Walters said the Stone Harbor Chamber of Com- OPEN DAILY 10-5 merce attempted to coor- dinate a public candidates’ Featuring forum to be moderated by the League of Women Natural Beauty Voters, as the chamber Visit us for all your has done in past contested elections. beauty needs! Walters said Levinson and his running mates Karen M. Lane and G. GREENHOUSE, NURSERY Wayne Harris declined & GIFT SHOP the chamber’s invitation; as a result, no candidates’ Flower Shop Open Sun-Thurs 9-5:30 forum was scheduled. Special Order & Ddeliveries Levinson said plans for a Fri & Sat 9-6 debate were never fi rm and 624-2112 (Across from Cape May Wicker) he received a letter from the Stone Harbor Chamber Route 9 North of Avalon in Clermont, NJ • Call 609-624-1350 (Page A12 Please) BECAUSE OF ALL YOUR HELP AND GENEROSITY THE 3RD C.M.C. EMERALD SOCIETY GOLF OUTING WAS A HUGE SUCCESS Wildwood Country Club Kathy & Bill Dougherty Green’s Liquors North Wildwood Connolly Dermatology Rosemary & Rocky Bryan Lighthouse Pointe Restaurant Republican Organization Harry & Betsy Hession J.M. Patton Associates In Memory of Kathy Howey A.O.H. Division 39 Tacony Wellington’s Best Foods Harbor Furniture Outlet Inc. Keenan’s Irish Pub F. Richard Bruner Memorial Rich & Linda’s Hair Shop Burke Motor Group Peter Vincent Hair Salon Scholarship Fund Phila. Retired Firefi ghters Star Diner Wildwood Moose Lodge #585 Bernard Mc Nichol 1932-1998 Michael's Fabricare Harry's Coin Center Chuck & Sue Meissler F. Richard Bruner 1957- 2003 Tony’s Island Cafe Mc Guigan Family Chilly Douglas (past president) Councilman Rick Ogen Advance Window & Siding Rendin Alarm Co Premier Custom Homes Councilwoman Kelly Tolomeo Carini's Pizza & Restaurant Menz Restaurant Champagne Island Resort Phila. Vietnam Veterans Juniata Golf Course Avalon Awning Co. Flip-Flopz Bar & Grille In Memory of Tom (Trees) Cape May National Golf Club Owen's Pub In Memory of Forrest & In Memory of Shamrock Vacation Center Woody’s Place Elaine & Charles King Steve Clarke Wheel’s All-Pro Carpet Vegas Diner In Memory of Jim Fogarty Cleaning Thompson Trucking Raymond McQuaid Peg & Bill Clift Ingersoll-Greenwood Wildwood Pro Shop In Memory of Carol Shackleton Funeral Home Francis & Anna Haugley Casey’s On Third Bob Noel Mike & Judy Conway/ Phila. Firefi ghters In Memory of Helen Moran M&M Walsh BOATHOUSE Jack & Joann Warren In Memory of A. & L.P. Santucci Square Pizza Willits Rd. Pharmacy Sarah (Sis) Navin Carolyn & Art Mee Legal Eagle Joe O’Donnell Esq, Abel Law Group Beddis & Wheeler Security In Memory of our father Lobster House Firehouse Tavern Joe & Pat Bowman Douglas M. Erwin ShopRite King’s Caterers Select Mortgage In Memory of Joseph Fogarty Lowe's Tom Eisiminger Doug & Denise Haley In Memory of Timmy Hopper Wal-Mart Elks Lodge 1896 American Legion Post 184 D.A.V. Chapter 44 Bill Seedes Jr. McCloskey Family Vinny & Joann Wieckowski Rio Auto Body Inc. K Mart Bill & Jean Seedes Sharon McGuigan Inc. Kilbane's Irish Pub Chaz Roofi ng Pizza Hut Joe Canal’s Discount Liquor In Memory of Scoops Angela's Hauling Dorothy Mc Ilwain Outlet F&F Consulting Inc. Darling Yacht Sales Gene Polland In Memory of Danny Boyle Pat & Jack Murphy Delaware County VFW Post #5343 (Phila. Police Offi cer) John FitzPatrick Fire Restoration VFW Post #3509 Vic & Bert Capcino Irish Fall Festival & Avalon Golf Club In Memory of Seamus Boyle A.O.H. Div. 1 Clifford Family Cindy Rodgers Eckert Rose & Bob Baker Capt. Bill Henfy/Silver Bullet Jerry & Barb Boyle Davis A. Matagiese Sally & Jack Heller Dolphin & Sightseeing Norma & Bill Kelly Diane McGuire A12 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers May 28 2008 Ocean City Airport Receives Federal Funding

By JOE HART port continues to be a a 60-acre parcel of land $439,024 AIP grant to removal. critical piece of the local at 26th Street and Bay construct a snow removal • The Woodbine Mu- OCEAN CITY –– The transportation network Avenue. It has one asphalt- equipment building. nicipal Airport received airport here is in for an and economic base, we paved runway measur- Two other county air- $648,587 for runway reha- overhaul thanks to some must ensure the continued ing nearly 3,000 feet in ports also received grants bilitation and $55,281 for help from the Federal Avia- safe operation of the facility length. that year: obstruction removal. tion Administration (FAA) for residents and visitors to According to FAA re- • The Cape May County and a local congressman. the region.” cords, 35 aircraft are based Airport received $71,250 Contact Hart at (609) MINIMIZING FOREHEAD U.S. Rep. Frank A. LoBi- Ocean City Business here and the airport aver- for a drainage project and 886-8600 Ext 35 or at: ondo (R-2nd) announced Administrator James Ru- ages 55 air operations per $80,000 for obstruction [email protected]. SCARS WITH BOTOX May 20 $445,947 in fed- tala thanked LoBiondo, day. It is already widely known that injections eral funding for the mu- a member of the House The federal funding of Botox (botulinum toxin A) can effectively nicipal airport owned and Aviation Subcommittee, comes from the FAA’s Air- Jen’s Nails reduce facial wrinkles by weakening the muscles operated by the City of for lobbying for the city’s port Improvement Program responsible for facial expressions that cause Ocean City. project. (AIP) and can be used (Formerly Trans Nails) Ask for wrinkles. Now, as dermatologists are putting According to a press “We’re very apprecia- for most airfield capital 609-886-7676 Jen orTim Botox to more uses, it has been found that this release from the congress- tive to the congressman improvement projects in- Great Service at Affordable Prices muscle-relaxing agent also appears to help man’s offi ce, the funding for all his help in securing cluding those relating to forehead wounds heal with reduced scarring. will help improve the this grant,” Rutala told the airport safety, capacity, se- Full Set Tip • Refill • Pink and White airport’s drainage system Herald. curity and environmental Spa Pedicure • Manicure • Waxing • Airbrush This fi nding may prove benefi cial for people replacing approximately Although the work will concerns. Full Service for Ladies and Gentlemen ranging from children with playground injuries to 4,500 feet of damaged be a major drainage project Funding for this program vehicle-accident victims. According to research, pipes. under the facility grounds, is drawn from the Airport GRAND OPENING NEW LOCATION! wounds treated with the muscle-paralyzing toxin “I am pleased Ocean Rutala said the “daily op- and Airway Trust, which is 1304 RT. 47 SOUTH Hours: Mon-Sat 10-8, were rated nearly two points better in appearance City will receive this sub- erations will not be af- supported by user fees, fuel RIO GRANDE Sun 11-5 on a 10-point scale by facial surgeons when stantial federal investment fected.” taxes and similar revenue compared with placebo-treated wounds. The for the replacement of the He said work should sources, according to the improved result is likely due to decreased muscle airport’s drainage system,” begin this summer. FAA. Can’t Sleep? movement around the affected wound, which said LoBiondo. The Ocean City Munici- In Fiscal Year 2007, the “As the Ocean City air- pal Airport is located on airport here received a helps to lessen scarring. We can help! Dermatologists have an impressive list of options available to help patients unhappy with Walters, Levinson Performing Pulmonary their skinʼs appearance. Whether you suffer (From Page A11) of the positions held by sible.” Function Test and from scarring, spider veins or wrinkling from of Commerce with a series each candidate and she “The Republican Party cumulative effects of too much sun, see your of dates the opposing can- and her running mates has had a strong history of Sleep Study in Offi ce. would have been willing informing voters through dermatologist; most conditions can be greatly didates would have been Call now for a consultation improved. To schedule a consultation, call available for a debate. to participate. open discussion and de- LAWRENCE PAOLINI D.O., P.C at 609-465- “We are going door-to- “We’ve seen as many bate,” Walters said. “We 465-2646 door to answer specific people as would have come (were) ready and willing 8788 and schedule an appointment. Our offi ce is to a debate. We aren’t to meet our opponents in a Samuel Krachman, D.O.F.C.C.P. • Medical Director located at 105 NORTH MAIN STREET, CAPE questions and spend more • Board Certifi ed in Sleep Medicine than two or three minutes avoiding the public; we are public forum to discuss the MAY COURT HOUSE. New patients welcome. answering so we can ex- going directly to the them issues facing our town.” RAJEN I. UDANI, M.D., F.C.C.P. Most insurance plans are accepted. plain our position to the so they can ask specific Borough voters decide 17 S. Dennisville Road, satisfaction of the listen- questions and we can give June 3. Cape May Court House Please send any questions or comments to my offi ce ers,” Levinson said. a complete answer instead Offi ce Hours By Appointment • 465-2646 or e-mail me at: [email protected] Walters said her cam- of a sound bite,” Levinson paign has also made the said. P.S. The results of the study mentioned above rounds and an open forum “The only way voters aring for can make informed deci- hbors c neigh were assessed six months after the forehead would be a positive setting Neig bors wounds were treated. that would allow voters to sions about who to vote get a better understanding for is by hearing what the candidates have to say on the issues in a public U.S.D.A. WHOLE CENTER CUT way,” Walters said. "The is- aoli 2x8 5.28.08 kl.indd 1 5/27/08 9:24:26 AM sues need to be addressed Volunteers In Medicine in public so voters can OF CAPE MAY COUNTY FILET hear how each candidate Care this week feels." made possible by generous donations from: MIGNON "The debate didn't fi t with our goals; we are going house to house and .99 having the give and take in people's living rooms Township of Middle 6 pound where they are able to ask response questions to Your Neighborhood Store At The Jersey Shore CUT FREE TO ORDER our answers. 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On Convention Hall Bond 10% Off Dry Cleaning Only By JACK FICHTER City Manager Luciano proved for anyone to object w/ this ad (Exp. 6/30/08) V. Corea Jr. told the Herald to,” said Corea. Tailoring Done on Premises MONEY CAPE MAY — A group Tuesday “a referendum A number of theories are headed by resident Virginia doesn’t make any sense, circulating throughout the Bulk Laundry • Leather Work To Hesel is circulating a peti- all the bond did was to city including that a large Dry Cleaning • Gown Preservation tion to require the city to appropriate the needed developer intends to both hold a special referendum funding that we’re going to purchase and restore the 463-8020 • Mon.-Fri. 7:30 to 5:30, Sat. 9:00 to 1:00 election on city council’s need for a Convention Hall Beach Theatre and build a 1027 So. Route 9 • Unit C • Next to Domino’s Pizza passage of a $10.5 million anyway.” new Convention Hall sur- CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE bond May 20 to finance “All it’s going to do is cost rounded by national chain LEND construction of a new Con- the taxpayers more money stores such as The Gap and vention Hall. if in fact they get enough Starbucks. The theory in- ™&hi'cYBdgi\V\Zh The bond ordinance was signatures to get it certifi ed cludes two parking garages passed unanimously by to have the election,” he in the city and expansion ™;^mZYGViZh council. said. “We’re going to have of the mall towards Bank The petition notes the to go out and get a bond Street. ™7^aa8dchda^YVi^dcAdVch Faulkner Act gives voters again anyway, so all they Corea said he had no ™=dbZ>begdkZbZciAdVch the power of referendum. are doing is adding tens of knowledge of anyone on Financial & Retirement Planning, The petition said the ref- thousands of dollars to the council having ever entered Estate Planning, Servicing Clients ™6cnEjgedhZ erendum would determine cost of a project.” into any discussion with Professionally for OVER 40 YEARS ™HVbZ9Vn8Vh]6kV^aVWaZ if the city’s voters wish to Even if council rescinds developers for such a proj- 1129 Rt. 9 So., Suite 7 fund the project through the ordinance passed May ect. He said plans only call Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 the bond ordinance. 20, Corea said sooner or for a couple of retail stores Phone: 609-463-9979 ™&!%%%id,*%!%%% According to Christine later, council will have to in the front of Convention Stan Lane, CLU, CPCU Fax: 609-463-1178 Chairman Miller — who spearheaded pass another bond ordi- Hall and a restaurant in the [email protected] a referendum that delayed nance to appropriate the rear to help offset the cost reconstruction of the Wash- funding. of the building. Borrow $5,001 ington Street Mall for one He said the city has spent year after voters defeated several thousand dollars for just $148.37 per month* a $6.4 million bond or- getting a bond waiver put for 48 months* /18.56% APR dinance that included $5 in effect. million for reconstruction of The city received a waiv- the mall — signatures equal er from the Department of to 15 percent of those who Community Affairs (DCA) 38 Route 47 South, Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 • 465-1368 voted in the last general from a requirement for a election are needed to bring $500,000 down payment Rob Fitzpatrick, DVM about a referendum. Miller on the bond, preventing a estimated 180 to 200 signa- hike in next year’s budget tures would be needed. of 2.5 cents per $100 of Cats • Dogs 8VeZBVn8djgi=djhZ City Council has the op- assessed value to cover it. CO2 Laser Surgery Center • Feline CO2 Laser Declaws &&%CBV^cHi tion of rescinding the ordi- (Please see related story on Complete Medical, Dental, Laboratory nance once it receives the page A8.) +%.")+*"(+-- petition to avoid a special Corea predicted the and Surgical Care for Pets Weekends or after hours call 800-697-4719 election that could cost the waiver could apply to a X-Ray, Endoscopic and Ultrasound Diagnostics city up to $26,000. future bond ordinance. A Member of American International Group, Inc. The petition committee He said the bond ordi- Specialized X-Ray Services, OFA PennHip ™6eeanDca^cZ@lll#AdVch;Vhi#Xdb™ consists of Hesel, Dr. Scott nance would not impact All loans subject to our normal credit policies. American General Financial Services, Inc., licensed by the N.J. Department of Banking and Insurance. Principal office: Maslow, Susanne and John taxes before 2010. Hours: By Appointment • 465-1368 2290 Route 22 E Ste C, Union, NJ 07083-8400 (908) 688-3559. Vincent McIntyre, Susanna “If anybody wants a new Newman, Rita Tice and convention hall, they are LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY AVAILABLE Marilyn Jo Tolley. going to have to pay for it anyway,” said Corea. Cape May County Library Adult Programs He said the petition drive amounts to a vocal minority “One Stop Shopping” JUNE 2008 • www.cmclibrary.org trying to obstruct what has been openly discussed for We can do a fully installed Kitchen Main Branch is Cape May Court House 463-6350 over two years. “I don’t understand what cabinets, countertops, design, install, Lower Branch in Villas 886-8999 • Upper Branch in Petersburg 628-2607 the issue is with stopping plumbing, electric, granite etc. Wildwood Crest Branch 522-0564 • Cape May City Branch 884-9568 the bond when there hasn’t Stone Harbor 368-6809 • Sea Isle City 263-8485 • Woodbine 861-2501 even been a design ap- Programs requiring registration marked with*. Call for more information. Monday June 2 Main Branch 4:30pm *Games Night! • 7pm Treasures of the Cohansey River Lower Branch 3pm Painters Progress June 9 Main Branch 4:30pm *Games Night! June 16 Main Branch 4:30pm *Games Night! Lower Branch 3pm Painters Progress June 23 Main Branch 4:30pm *Games Night! Upper Branch 6 pm Eastern Coyote in New Jersey June 30 Main Branch 1pm Dance of Life • 4:30pm *Games Night! Lower Branch 3pm Painters Progress Tuesday June 3 Main Branch 6pm *Digital Photography RUBEN RIOS June 10 Main Branch 6pm *Digital Photography Lower Branch 2pm Belly Dancing Rios Named June 17 Main Branch 6pm *Digital Photography Wednesday Staff Person June 4 Main Branch 6pm Horseshoe Crabs Up Close Lower Branch 10am* Qigong & Tai Chi Of the Year June 11 Main Branch 7pm Birds on the Beach Lower Branch 10am* Qigong & Tai Chi WILDWOOD CREST June 18 Main Branch — Ruben Rios was recently 6pm Gardening Through the Seasons Serving All of Cape May County Lower Branch 10am* Qigong & Tai Chi chosen as the Support Staff June 25 Lower Branch 10am* Qigong & Tai Chi Person of the Year by the Thursday faculty and administration June 5 Main Branch 10am*Just Breathe Yoga • 7pm First Thursday Book Group at Crest Memorial School. June 12 Main Branch 10am*Just Breathe Yoga Rios, who has worked at June 19 Main Branch 10am*Just Breathe Yoga the school for the past 10 June 26 Main Branch 10am *Just Breathe Yoga • 6pm Poetry Workshop years, works the evening Friday shift at the school and goes June 6 Main Branch 1pm*The Wonders of Watercolors above and beyond his job We can renovate your kitchen or your whole home Lower Branch 3pm Surf Fishing A to Z duties, according to staff June 13 Main Branch 1pm*The Wonders of Watercolors members. We are a Division of DeBaun Construction June 20 Main Branch 1pm*The Wonders of Watercolors “There is always one www.debaunconstruction.com June 27 Main Branch 1pm*The Wonders of Watercolors constant with Ruben – a smile and a willingness Saturday to take care of anything June 7 Main Branch 1pm Titanic: the Last Chapters Visit Our 3,000 sq. ft. Showroom! that you may ask him to Lower Branch 9am Surf Fishing A to Z do,” wrote one teacher in Mon. & Tues. 9-4:30, Wed Closed, June 14 Upper Branch 10am Gardening Through the Seasons • 1pm Backyard Habitat nominating Rios for the June 21 Main Branch All day Games Tournament Thur. & Fri. 9-4:30, Sat 10-3pm honor. Lower Branch 10am Gardening Through the Seasons “He genuinely projects FEATURING WOOD MODE & BROOKHAVEN CABINETRY For More Information on these programs, please see our website: an attitude of affection and caring for the school and 368-1776 • www.patriotkitchens.com www.cmclibrary.org the staff.” 373 - 96th Street, Stone Harbor Herald Newspapers May 28 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A17 Middle’s DeCecco Tosses Perfect Game In baseball, Sacred Heart McGloin took the loss. 21. winners. walloped Middle Town- Sacred Heart edged Mid- In lacrosse, Millville Ocean City doubled up ship, 13-1, May 19. C.J. dle Township, 3-2, May toppled Lower Cape May, the Middle girls, 14-7, Rodriguez doubled for the 19. Stephanie Fowler and 14-2, May 19. May 21. Panthers. Jessica Versage doubled for Middle Township over- Winslow toppled the Scott DeCecco hurled the Panthers. whelmed OLMA, 19-4, Panther boys, 12-7, May a fi ve-inning perfect game Holy Spirit whitewashed May 19. Leigh DeLol- 21. Panther goalie Dave and blasted two home Cape Tech, 16-0, May 19. lis, Grace Adelizzi and Fellenbaum stopped 34 PARDON runs as Middle blanked St. Joseph’s dominated Danielle O’Connor scored shots. Bridgeton, 23-0, May 21. Cape May Tech, 28-0, May three goals apiece for the —Joe Rossi The left-hander whiffed a OUR APPEARANCE! dozen Bulldogs and drove GED Tests Set at County Tech School in six runs. WE’RE UNDER CONSTRUCTION! Ocean City outscored Lower Cape May, 12-9, COURT HOUSE — The of the Tozour Building, must present a photo ID, May 19. A.J. Hanson Cape May County Techni- 188 Crest Haven Road, original birth certifi cate and cal School District will Cape May Court House, Social Security card; also, Avalon’s Borough Hall will be CLOSED starting Monday, May stroked two Caper hits have GED testing Wednes- on a fi rst come, fi rst served 16 and 17 year olds must 12th, 2008 for some HVAC work on the top of the building! while teammate Jimmy day and Thursday, June 4 basis. present their certifi cate of Hanson homered. and 5, from 4 to 9 p.m. Those interested in the consent to participate at We apologize for any inconvenience, and we appreciate your In softball, Lower Cape and again Wednesday and GED test must bring a the time of registration. patience! Here’s a list of where you’ll fi nd our offi ce trailers. May throttled Wildwood Thursday, June 18 and money order or certifi ed Contact the GED offi ce for Catholic, 21-5, May 19. 19, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. check for $25 (no cash or a form. Municipal business will not be interrupted. Sarah Miller smacked for registered candidates personal checks) and one For more information three hits for the Capers. only. form of government-issued call the Continuing Educa- Kayla Dodge doubled for People interested in the photo ID. tion offi ce, 465-2161, ext. The Borough Clerk, Construction, Finance, Planning, Rental the winners. two-day test must attend a Applicants who are 16 646 or 648. Licenses, Tax Collector, Zoning and Tax Assessor will be located Mainland defeated mandatory pre-registration Lower, 9-3, May 21. Erin meeting Tuesday, June 3, at the 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. for the AND MO PUBLIC WORKS, 13TH & DUNE DRIVE. June 4 and 5 test, and June TR V I SEA THEATRE S E 17 from 8:30 to 10:30 Theatre The Mayor, Administrator, Municipal Court and Public a.m. for the June 18 and Information Offi cer will be in a trailer Indiana Jones 19 test. Featuring The pre-registration BEHIND BOROUGH HALL. (PG-13) meetings are held in the GED office, Room 145 IRON MAN (PG 13) All Council and Planning Board meetings during Thursday - Sunday 11:30am, 2:05pm, 4:40pm, 7:15pm, 9:45pm, 12:15pm this period will be held at the th Call Sea Isle Sets HAROLD & KUMAR (R) Community Center, 30 and the Beach. ESCAPE FROM GUANTANAMO BAY For showtimes. Bulk Trash 11:15am, 1:35pm, 4:00pm, 6:20pm, 8:40pm, 10:50pm For information call 967-8200. $6 Adult • $4 Children Day Tomorrow Kindly call Sue Keen at 967-5924 about the SPEED RACER(PG) 4005 Pacifi c Ave 11:00am, 1:30pm, 4:00pm, 6:30pm, 9:05pm, 11:30pm Avalon Seniors’ Programs. SEA ISLE CITY — The Wildwood • 729-0337 For updated information, log on to: Sea Isle City Department THE CHRONICLES OF NARNIA: PRINCE CASPIAN(PG) of Public Works has sched- 11:00am, 2:15pm, 5:15pm, 8:15pm, 11:15pm www.avalonboro.org Now open 7 uled a citywide, curb-side bulk trash pick-up day to- INDIANA JONES (PG 13) THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATIENCE days a week morrow. Dubbed "Clean AND THE KINGDOM OF THE CRYSTAL SKULL Starting 5/30 Sweep Day," this bulk trash *special midnight showing* 11:15am, 1:50pm, 4:20pm, 6:50pm, 9:20pm, 11:50pm SAFETY FIRST IN ALL WE DO! collection gives year-round SEX residents and rental prop- 3100 Boardwalk, Wildwood AND THE erty owners the chance to (Between Pine & Maple) 609-523-0288 clean out their attics and CITY garages before the busy summer season begins. As is the case each sum- mer, there will be no bulk- trash collected during the THE summer months. The fol- lowing scheduled date for WITNESSES bulk-trash pick-up is Sept. Now Open in 25. Rio Grande and IRON MAN Residents and visitors Somers Point For showtimes call are also reminded that recycling is mandatory, 884-4403 or go to and those failing to recycle Beachboxofce.com are subject to fi nes. See trailers at For additional information www.beachtheatre.org about trash collection and recycling, contact the Recy- 711 Beach Avenue cling Coordinator at (609) Cape May 263-6000, ext. 6. HealthRite nurse practitioner SHOWTIMES FOR 5/30 - 6/5 Patricia DeMaio, APN, C Coming Attractions: • 6/6 KUNG FU PANDA, YOU DON’T MESS WITH THE ZOHAN • 6/13 THE HAPPENING, THE INCREDIBLE HULK • 6/20 GET SMART CAPE MAY COUNTY THEATRES The area’s only in-store health centers. 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To provide appropriate care, we cannot treat $ Early Bird Matinees are back Mon. thru Thurs. fi rst show before 2pm just $4.75 (Void on holidays) children under 18 months of age or provide care for chronic conditionsthat require greater knowledge ShopRite Gift Card. $4.75 ask about our Early Bird Concession Combo $4.75 5 CMH Bargain Matinees Daily *Pass Restrictions may apply. DINNER AND MOVIE SPECIAL, of the patient’s background and medical history. Shows in ( ) are Sat. & Sun. Only. CALL THEATRE FOR DETAILS A18 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com religion Herald Newspapers May 28 2008

Calvin Coolidge was our supposed to be, and what best to be my best in every who tells you today, then 30th president, and he was SPEAKING IN THE LIGHT we are supposed to do and situation that I may find at least you heard it once an extremely quiet and a where we are supposed to myself in. today that you are special reserved man. When ques- live and so on. Will everybody love me and God loves you and tioned, he rarely answered In the day of political or like it or give me thumbs longs for you to live out in more than two or three correctness, have we gone up? Probably not, but the loud like you know it. words — a tendency which With Pastor Rudy too far and sold our souls more I attempt to com- This is no time to be earned him the nickname, to the status quo and all promise to the crowd, the quiet because the days “Silent Cal.” New Yorker Magazine noise has made it hard become one fl avor rather less I please Jesus Christ that we get to speak are YUM! The public perceived when a colleague busted for us to hear you, but than the variety that God and who knows me better numbered, and this one him as a stiff and emotion- open the doors and blurted still your voice must be intended us to be? than Him? will soon be over to, so let Mac & Cheese less man causing Alice out for all to hear, “Dottie, registered. Nobody can What voice am I going So get up today with the the sound of your soul be Topped with Roosevelt Longworth to re- did you hear? Coolidge is be you like you can and if to listen to when it comes goal to speak up and go for joined to the soundtrack of mark, “He behaves as if he Miss Mary’s dead!” you let everybody else do to the authoritative word it and make a difference this day for the honor and was weaned on a pickle.” Endowed with a quick the thinking and talking in my world? Nobody is and even fail a time or two, glory of God. Chili In 1933, the radio air- but sometimes cruelly for you, how will we ever perfect and to understand but let the essence of you waves crackled with the wicked wit, she shot back know the you that you that God loves us with the come through. Not every- Let Pastor Rudy know on Jackson Street news of Coolidge’s death. @ Beach with the response, “How truly are? wrinkles and defects gives body will understand, but what you think by writing Columnist Dorothy Parker 609-884-8388 can they tell?” I am convinced that the me the confi dence that I at least the majestic work pastorrudytlc@comcast. was in her office at The How about you? Can majority of people walk- can go about my life with of what God did when He net anyone tell if you are genu- ing on planet earth really nothing to prove and noth- put you together will make inely alive or are you just aren’t prepared to die, yet ing to lose but everything its mark here. Open Hearts Open Minds walking around giving the mostly because they have to gain by just doing my And if I am the only one appearance that you are never freely lived. To live Capt. Scrap Open Doors breathing but not making freely is to reach a point much of an impact with the where you have accepted Used life you have been given? and even like the person Maybe you are so scared Furniture, that God has made you Births Antiques, of making a mistake, you to be. Much of our life hardly ever take the chance is wasted when we try to Collectibles, Etc. to do it right. Maybe the The following birth was to Jamie and Katherine live up to other peoples’ reported at Shore Memorial Thomson of Cape May, volume of everybody else’s expectations of who we are Why pay more Hospital: May 8. at the Shore? Benjamin Landon Gift Anna Marie Butterworth Player Named 2008 to Lisa and John Gift of Rio to Angela Butterworth of Grande, May 7. Wildwood, May 12. 602 Washington Ave., Successful Graduate Matthew Jaeson Murray Oliver Kurtis Brown to Woodbine, NJ 08270 First United Methodist Church to Megan and Glenn Mur- Dustin and Jennifer Brown 609-861-3800 6700 Atlantic Ave., Wildwood Crest COURT HOUSE — Sara ray of Ocean City, May 31. of North Wildwood, May Player was honored by the Elianna Marie DiLor- 12. Open 10-5 609-729-4265 New Jersey County Council enzo to Brianne Folger Joseph Marcos Junior Closed Tuesdays of Vocational Technical and Frank DiLorenzo, Jr. of Serrano to Jose and Eliza- Sunday Worship at 9:30am Schools recently as Cape Woodbine, May 14. beth Serrano of Cape May, www.captscrap.com Tech’s Successful Graduate Liam Douglas Pancoast May 15. of 2008. to Dana and Robert Pan- Covenant Presbyterian Church She and graduates from coast, II of Court House, 123 Fishing Creek Rd., NCM, NJ 08204 each of the state’s county May 17. HOLY SPIRIT technical schools were hon- And at Cape Regional LUTHERAN CHURCH 886-2448 ored earlier this month at Medical Center: the New Jersey Council of Kenneth William Martin WEDNESDAY Sunday Worship County Vocational Techni- to Kenneth Martin and 9:15am - Sunday School - all ages cal Schools’ annual Success- Devon Zenyuk of Court ful Graduate Recognition Bible Study 7pm 10:00am - Coffee Fellowship House, April 23. Awards program at Forsgate SARA PLAYER Maurisio Sebastian Gi- Sunday School 9:15am 10:15am - Worship Service Country Club. ron to Margarita Bruno and Player, a 2002 graduate sity, graduating magna cum Communion Worship 10:30am laude with a 4.0 average. 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newly acquired New Hamp- ness that I announce my Charlotte Regional Part- The Original EASY BOARDING NASCAR shire Motor Speedway. retirement from Speedway nership, a non-profit or- Some sources also say Motorsports and Lowe’s ganization which seeks STEP-THROUGH Bicycle by that SMI is attempting to Motor Speedway, it is time to enhance the economic Nation purchase Pocono Race- for me to move on to other growth of Charlotte, in By Bruce Knoll, Jr. way and move one of that things,” said Wheeler at a 2009. track’s two Cup dates to press conference Wednes- Coming Up: All three Due to early deadlines, Speedway Motorsports Kentucky, but SMI offi cials day. “I have devoted my series head to the Monster results form this week’s Incorporated (SMI). declined to comment on entire life to racing and I Mile at Dover International Sprint Cup and Nation- The purchase of the that matter at their press don’t intend on leaving it, Speedway for a weekend wide Series races were track comes as a surprise conference. just serving it in different of exciting racing action. not available. Race recaps to many, but to the delight Despite the fact that the ways.” I’ll be on scene providing will resume next week of offi cials at the track. The lawsuit fi led by Kentucky The move comes as a in-depth coverage of all the with reports on the Sprint, speedway’s owners have Speedway is still in prog- surprise to many, raising action. And if you’ve never Nationwide, and Crafts- been in a long legal battle ress, SMI will not have the question of whether experienced NASCAR rac- man Truck Series races live with NASCAR and sis- any role in the outcome or not Wheeler was forced ing in person, Dover is a from Dover International ter company International of the case. The track has to retire by boss Bruton great way to experience Speedway. Speedway Corporation for hosted Craftsman Truck Smith, CEO of SMI, which just that. Tickets are still This past week two rath- a Sprint Cup Series date at • A fun way to stay fi t and healthy Series race since 2000 and owns and operates Lowe’s available, so do yourself a • Unisex step-through design er surprising stories hit the speedway. Nationwide Series events Motor Speedway. favor and head on out. • Cross bar is only six inches from the ground, so you can NASCAR — the retirement With SMI’s purchase, easily step through the bicycle since 2001. SMI offi cials Regardless, Wheeler • Upright seating position for less back Hale Bicycle of Lowe’s Motor Speed- it now opens the door have expressed interest in is responsible for several Bruce Knoll, 16, pain and clear view of the road way President and Gen- for a Sprint Cup date at • Relaxed arm position for more control Corporation hosting a Sprint Cup Series of NASCAR’s innovations of Eldora, can be con- • A new smaller 15” frame for more stability 5 Mechanic Street eral Manager, “Humpy” Kentucky. SMI has plans • 3-speed and 8-speed Shimano Nexus internal gear for a event at the track as early over the years. He was the tacted by email at bknoll smooth ride and low maintenance, coaster foot brake CMCH, NJ 08210 Wheeler, and the purchase to award the track a Cup as 2009. first to install lights at a jr4cmcherald@yahoo. of Kentucky Speedway by race, most likely from their For more dealers, contact www.halebicycles.com In the most shock- track of Lowe’s’ size (1.5 com. Biria USA, Tel: 201-461-1980 tel: (609) 465-3126 ing event of the week, miles), greatly expand his www.biria.com Lowe’s Motor Speedway track’s seating, and to of- announced the retirement fer VIP suites and pre-race CALLING ALL SCHOOL GROUPS, of longtime president and entertainment. CHURCH GROUPS, SCOUTING GROUPS general manager H.A. Wheeler is remembered Tues., Wed. & Thurs. 2:30-5pm “Humpy” Wheeler. He by many for what he con- $5.00 per child includes: 2 games, Serving will step down after 33 siders his darkest moment. 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The new, state-of-the-art facility, equipped with a Toshiba Vantage 1.5 MRI system, provides patients with a new level of con- Dr. Louis Capecci, chair, Department of Radiology, Hank Brzyski, chairman, venience and technology Board of Trustees, Dr. Michael Boriss, president, Medical Staff, Joanne Carrocino, that make their MRI expe- president and CEO, Keith Babore, technical director, Diagnostic Imaging. rience signifi cantly more comfortable. MRI services “We are excited to bring new MRI strengthens our unit is equipped with Toshi- Garden State Parkway were relocated from the this new technology to our commitment to provid- ba’s patented Pianissimo™ EXIT 10 off-campus facility, Cape community,” stated Hank ing the most advanced pa- noise reduction technology MRI, which was located at Brzyski, chairman of the tient care to the residents which effectively reduces Burke Brothers 11 Village Drive here. Board of Trustees. “This and visitors of Cape May scan noise by as much as 609-465-6000 County.” 90 percent. The new MRI is designed Also, advanced MRI tech- Dover-bound Fans to provide high perfor- nology eliminates the need mance imaging and faster for contrast in many pro- Can Ride Ferry, Bus exam times in an open, cedures. Combined, these NORTH CAPE MAY fare and motor coach travel patient-friendly scanning features greatly increase pa- — NASCAR fans have a from the Lewes terminal; to environment. tient comfort. The Vantage way to get to Dover Downs $179 per person - includes The Toshiba Vantage 1.5 1.5 MRI system also offers “hassle free,” according to round trip ferry fare, motor MRI system features an advanced applications and a release. coach travel from Lewes, ultra-short, ultra-wide plat- superior image quality, The Cape May – Lewes and NASCAR ticket; or $36 form, which offers greater which result in faster, more Ferry has teamed with per person - includes park- openness for patients. The effi cient exams. Lion Trailways to make the ing at Lewes terminal and ease the journey to Dover motor coach travel from International Speedway. there to the race. Visit Us at GSP Exit 10 June 1, race fans can Schedule: or at board the Cape May - • 7:30 a.m. south bound Lewes Ferry; and then ferry departure from Cape www.BurkeVW.com travel to the race via round May. trip motor coach transpor- • 9:30 a.m. deluxe mo- tation. tor coach transportation Packages range from departs Lewes terminal. $49 per person, which • 7 p.m. north bound fer- includes round trip ferry ry departure from Lewes. Cape May County Special Services School district 2008 Teachers of the Year stand with Superintendent Chrysler Vehicles Offer Barbara Makoski, left. They are Kristin Cruse, second left, teacher of art at Cape Educational COMPACT, Way to Trim Gas Bills Dolly Tobin, center, teaches language arts at Cape May County High School, and Debbie Skinker is a preschool COURT HOUSE — In including those in the teacher for children with autism at Ocean Academy. response to direct cus- Court House area, through All were honored with their colleagues throughout tomer feedback citing the June 2, and is available the county, at a May 15 luncheon hosted by the Cape Cape May County prospect of rising gas prices on vehicles ranging from May County Administrators’ Association. as a top concern, Chrysler popular new compacts, Healthy Community Coalition LLC announces its own crossovers and minivans economic stimulus pack- to full-size diesel-powered REALITY CHECK - MAY 2008 age: an exclusive gas price pickup trucks. Do you know how to teach your kids to say no to protection policy that elimi- "We are proud to intro- nates the risk of further duce an unprecedented alcohol even if you didn’t say no? spikes in fuel prices. program to help put Cape With the U.S. purchase May Court House-area cus- What do you say when your child asks you if you ever drank alco- of eligible Chrysler, Jeep tomers' minds at ease and hol before you were old enough? This is a question that many par- and Dodge vehicles, cus- do something to help work- ents hope to avoid, and is a hard question to answer, if the answer tomers can enroll in the ing people who are worried is not a defi nite “no”. You don’t want to sound like a hypocrite, but, "Let's Refuel America" about the volatility of fuel “Do as I say, not as I do” has not proven to be a good method of program and receive a gas prices and vehicle cost of parenting. card that immediately low- ownership," said Jim Press, ers their gas price to $2.99 vice-chairman and presi- Dr. Cunningham, a family therapist at the Medical University of a gallon, and keeps it there dent, Chrysler LLC. South Carolina, recommends an honest answer when a child asks for three years. Local dealers include you about your past. You do not want to risk losing credibility with The offer is available at Burke Brothers Inc., and your kids. It doesn’t mean that you must provide every detail to 3,511 U.S. Chrysler, Jeep Kindle Dodge, both on Members of Wildwood Chapter of U.S.A. Boxing your children. Parents should emphasize that this discussion is about and Dodge dealerships, Stone Harbor Boulevard. Club hold I.B.F. Cruiserweight World Champ Steve your child’s future, not your past. And, even if you made mistakes in Cunningham’s belt as he stands in rear, center on May the past, be clear that you do not want your child to repeat them. 15 at Juan Pablo’s fi fth anniversary gala. Jon Paxton, Juan Pablo’s owner, left, and local boxer Chuck Mus- What if your children think that since you admitted to drinking un- sachio, rear right, join the group. The establishment derage and you’ve grown up just fi ne that it is ok for them? You matched up to $2,000 for the boxing club from the need to let them know that you want what is best for them. You evening benefi t which included a live auction. can also inform your kids about how much more we know about the dangers of alcohol and the harm it can cause to young minds Katity Honored for Sales and bodies. Thanks to new research we know the damaging ef- fects that alcohol has on our bodies. That is information we did not NORTH CAPE MAY by attaining certain sales — Jewelry merchant lia levels and by sharing lia have when we were young. sophia recently announced sophia with other new top honors for its Excel- Advisors. So, when your children ask you about your past, turn it into an op- lent Beginnings Program According to Bonni Da- portunity to talk to them about the consequences of drinking un- At May 17 grand opening at "Paw Prints," a gift shop Achievers for outstanding vis, vice president of lia so- derage. You can talk to them about making good choices. Re- sales accomplishments and phia, “This immediate suc- search confi rms that parents that are involved, and talk to their for pets and pet lovers on Sea Isle City Promenade, Mayor Leonard Desiderio, second from right, cut professionalism. cess is a result of Becky's kids about alcohol use and drugs, are more likely to keep their kids Having just joined the hard work and dedication. away from alcohol and drugs. the ribbon and offi cially declared the shop “open for business.” Wth the mayor and his daughter, fashion jewelry business, lia sophia is fortunate to The CMC Healthy Community Coalition, a community initiative of Cape Assist, is funded by the Carmela, 10, are Paw Prints owners Angela and Becky Katity of this com- have her as part of our Offi ce of the National Drug Control Policy and is managed by SAMHSA, center for Substance Abuse Frank Giovonizzi; Pattiann Ponichtera, mayor's munity has earned this team and we look forward Prevention. Information for this article can be found on www.theantidrug.com offi ce; and Daisy the bull-dog, a member of the prestigious accomplish- to celebrating her future Please contact us at 729-8697 or [email protected] to get involved or for more info. Giovonizzi family. ment in her fi rst 15 weeks successes.” Herald Newspapers May 28 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A23 “Medically Speaking” a radio show hosted by Michael Boriss, DO, FACC, FACOI · Cape Regional Cardiologist Diabetes Education Villas Resident Assumes Postmaster Title Call for a free CD or DIVIDING CREEK and acting postmaster in Knowledge is Power. Listen on the web! — The Dividing Creek both South Seaville and Certi ed by the American Diabetes Association community welcomed Dorothy. at John A. Lovett of Villas The Dividing Creek www.caperegional.com as its new postmaster on Post Offi ce, 527 Church With special guest May 12. St., has 180 post office Cynthia Kramer, RN The Oath of Offi ce was boxes and boasts a full Diabetes Educator administered by U.S.P.S. service retail window for Cape Regional Medical Center South Jersey District Man- postal transactions. ager, Joanna Korker. The Lovett lives in Villas ceremony took place at with his wife Kathy-Rose. the Dividing Creek Fire They have a grown son, WCMC-AM 1230 Exceptional Care Company. Timothy. 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, June 4 Exceptional People Lovett began his career Lovett is a member of in 1986 as clerk. Some the Villa Fishing Club and Physician Referral 1-800-362-4123 of his other assignments is vice president of the included serving as retail Villas Fishing Club Dart U.S. Postal Service South Jersey District Manager associate, letter carrier League. Joanna Korker, left, Dividing Creek Postmaster John Lovett, Post Offi ce Operations Manager Denise Get your pool THIS summer Mason. It's not too late to Chinn Wins ’08 Award GET YOUR POOL FOR From Cape Regional THIS 4TH OF JULY! COURT HOUSE — Rob- conscientious about mini- Over 15 Come visit our models ert Chinn of Green Creek mizing patient wait time,” pool park to see received Cape Regional according to a release. Medical Center’s Chinn was pre- - Above ground Service Excellence sented the award of the Year for by Joanne Carro- - In ground 2008 cino at the annual - Vinyl Robert Chinn, National Hospital - Fiberglass transporter, was Week Ceremony the Service Excel- on, May 16. Our beautiful live palms lence of the Month When asked are here to decorate & Crest Savings Bank’s Jay M. Ford, president and recipient in May how he felt about C.E.O., makes donation for the bank, accepted by make your yard a 2007 for excel- ROBERT CHINN receiving the hon- Lynne D. Krukosky, Cape Assist executive director lence in customer or, Chinn replied, tropical garden. to help with planning of the annual Peer Leadership service to patients and “I am surprised! I work Conference recently held at Wildwood Convention staff. behind the scenes and feel Center. The event hosted hundreds of students Chinn has a “demanding like the nurses do all the All your pool & Spa needs • "FREE" water testing OPEN from schools throughout the county with seminars, and physical job transport- hard work." 2410 RT. 9 SOUTH & BAYVIEW RD. 7DAYS exhibits, and workshops helping to develop skills in ing patients to their various Chinn has been employed communication, personal development, leadership, appointments. Robert is at the Medical Center since RIO GRANDE • 609.465.4311 citizenship and decision making. very responsive to depart- 2006, and was presented ment requests and is very with the Service Excellence Crest Savings Lights kind to patients. He is dili- of the Year Award and a gent about getting patients $1,000 travel voucher.Klenswite 3x4 5.28.08da.indd 1 5/27/08 12:31:55 PM Starlight Ballroom Sign where they need to be in a He lives in Green Creek Now timely manner and is very with his wife, Cheryl. WILDWOOD — When enough to fund the rebirth the Greater Wildwood of the Starlight Ballroom, Featuring Tourism Improvement the release continued. District Authority Board GWTIDA board members of Directors brought the were grateful to the bank proposal to Crest Savings for being the fi rst to step Bank’s Board of Directors forward and ensure its to fund the “Starlight Ball- realization. room” project, the idea “We are proud to part- Impact-Resistant Vinyl Windows and met enthusiastic response, ner with GWTIDA in Full Line of Windows and Doors to according to a release. bringing back this histori- Protect Your Home From Hurricanes The bank’s contribu- cal icon to our community. CHANGE FOR THE tion paid for an art-deco This sponsorship helps to BETTER WITH 3.5% neon sign displayed in preserve the many won- ENERGY STAR Sales Tax the Convention Center’s derful memories which entranceway, and it also are associated with the helps offset the ballroom’s Starlight Ballroom,” stated WILDWOOD GLASS INC. operating costs. Jay M. Ford, Crest Savings Crest Savings Bank’s Bank president and chief From left, rear, Wildwood Catholic Students John New Construction and Replacement Windows pledge was substantial executive offi cer. Schifferdecker and Bryan Deely, and Sturdy Savings Storm Doors • Auto Glass • Glass Table Tops Bank team members Kevin Deely, Christopher Hayes and Michael Clark. In front, Meg Tornetta, Nancy Mirrors • Shower Doors and Tub Enclosures Neurologist Schmidt Hagan and Megan Mills. 2505 NEW JERSEY AVENUE, NORTH WILDWOOD • 522-2151 Joins Medical Staff Sturdy Savings’ Workers COURT HOUSE — Dr. and Dentistry of New Jer- Paul Schmidt, M.D. has sey Robert Wood Johnson Make United Way Lunch Accredited Dermatology joined the medical staff Hospital in 1994. WILDWOOD — Sturdy make a donation to the food Patricia Tager MD, Lisa Ledden NP at Cape Regional Following com- Savings Bank recently par- pantry, call Suzanne Nardi, Medical Center pletion of his resi- ticipated in the United Executive Director of the 609/374-8100 Appointments with clinical priv- dency, he spent Way of Cape May County’s United Way of Cape May 1580 Route #9 & Avalon Blvd. ileges in neurol- two years as a Fel- Thursday Hot Lunch Pro- County at 729-2002. Cape May Court House/Avalon/Swainton ogy. low at the Univer- gram. Taking part in the lunch Schmidt is a sity of North Caro- Bank staff, along with were pupils John Schiffer- General Dermatology for: board certified lina specializing in two students from Wild- decker and Bryan Deely, neurologist with Electromyography wood Catholic High Sturdy Savings Bank team Pediatrics, Adolescent, Adult & Geriatrics over 12 years ex- and Neuromuscu- School, organized, cooked members Kevin Deely, Diseases of the Skin, Hair & Nails, Removal of Moles, perience treating lar Diseases. and served salads, lasagna, Christopher Hayes and Mi- both adult and pe- PAUL SCHMIDT Schmidt’s clini- mixed vegetables, rolls chael Clark, Meg Tornetta, Warts and Growths. diatric patients, cal experience in- and homemade desserts to Nancy Hagan and Megan We treat Rashes immediately. We have the latest treatment according to a release. cludes community based some 40 diners. Mills. for Acne and Psoriasis. We perform surgery for all Cancers Schmidt earned his med- private practice in New Sturdy Savings Bank is The weekly lunch pro- Including MOHs Surgery and also we excise pigmented lesions. ical degree from Ross Uni- York, medical director of just one of many orga- gram, held at the First versity School of Medicine Astoria Physical Thera- nizations who have sup- Baptist Church community We perform the following Cosmetics: in 1987 after receiving his py and Rehabilitation in ported the program this room on Maple Avenue, of- Botox, Juvederm and Chem Peels. undergraduate degree from Brooklyn, N.Y., and most year. Volunteers plan the fers those in need a chance the University of Pennsyl- recently he served as a luncheons, purchase gro- to enjoy a nutritious meal We accept all Insurance Carriers, Medicare, all Horizon Plans, vania in Philadelphia. consulting neurologist at ceries, and cook and serve and a rare chance to relax all Aetna Plans, all Union Plans, Workman’s Comp He completed his neu- Lawnwood Regional Medi- lunches. The program runs with friends and enjoy rology residency at the cal Center and Heart Insti- through May. their company, according and all HMO Medicaid Plans. University of Medicine tute in Fort Pierce, Fla. For information, or to to Nardi. A24 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers May 28 2008

Way to go Cape May Vot- ers. Let’s hope the poli- ticians got the message and get this town turned around. —Cape May *** I’d like to thank Bob of the Ouch Appliance Service in Rio Grande. He was rec- “A good community newspaper is a community in conversation with itself.” ommended by the manufac- —Walter Lippman turer and gives the best ap- pliance service in Jersey. The Herald invites you to contribute to Spout Off, your posi- You must identify your town. This newspaper will edit mes- tive statements whenever possible and, when necessary, your sages according to our space, your brevity, timeliness and good Outpatient Drug Treatment —North Cape May *** constructive, negative thoughts. To do so, please visit our website taste. No more than one contribution per week, please. Methadone and Suboxone Treatment Hey Lower Township, – www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com and click “submit” under Cape May Point does not the “Spout Off” Heading. 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Check Online at www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com your school system. You think that if you cover our on Saturday night. The port-a-potties were overfl owing national choir. Guess how many would form the choir? town that you should get and disgusting. If Wildwood wants people to come down, —Sea Isle City part of the tax money for they need to do something about the bathrooms. *** your school system. Do you —Massachusetts Democrats... don't let the local Democratic Party push think that we are stupid? *** Rob Andrews on you. Lautenberg has been wonderful to us We are not. North Wildwood is a two-mile island, and we have seven on a national and a state level. Decide on your own; don't —Cape May Point councilmen. That is too many, and we have too much help let Van Drew and Pickering decide who South Jersey wants *** in City Hall. I was in there the other day and I saw fi ve to represent us. I am from Massachu- people in one department. I think we should cut some —Middle Township setts and am down here of the fat especially in City Hall, and cut the number of *** for the Scouts Jamboree. councilmen down. To the motorist that spilled paint on the road in Court What a shame. I think the —North Wildwood House on Sunday morning, may you sleep well at night lucynash08City of Wild- *** knowing that I prayed for you while in church. Hopeful- wood should be ashamed of I think that it is great that Stone Harbor is considering ly, the other people that drove over your wet paint in the themselves. The bathrooms a dog beach. Now my grandchildren can play on the same middle of the road are just as kind. If not, I suggest that you were closed on Friday and beaches as a child, only now with brown and yellow spots. turn in the rest of the white paint for red — it will match How stupid can Stone Harbor leaders be? Owners of these the color of your future landlord below. dogs don’t even clean up after them in their sidewalks and —Court House lawn, let alone on the beach. And they want to do it right *** on the hotel district? If you really don’t like Avalon, can’t May a curse be upon the person or persons who cut you fi nd another way to show it? I don’t want dogs pooping down and removed the north Voodoo Tree on Higbee's Free Workshop - Estate, Tax, and peeing all over my beach! Beach. and Nursing Home Planning —Stone Harbor —Lower Township *** *** Cape May: Bicycle town? I doubt it. There is barely The quality of education in the North Wildwood School Wednesday, June 18, 2008 enough room for the automobiles. Bike riders make up District will continue to be substandard if the administra- 3:00pm -5:00pm their own rules for the road. Some one is going to get seri- tion continues the practice of handing jobs to its friends and ously hurt. Please rethink. not hiring the most highly qualifi ed professional educators Are you concerned about: —Cape May that apply. Teachers should be hired based on credentials *** and professional experience, not who you know. Our chil- Wills In regard to Lower Township Police Department: I love dren are being sold out; the school board needs to take a Living Wills the fact that you are trying to enforce the seatbelt law, but deeper look at the hiring practices in our school. Powers of Attorney could you please wear your seat belts? I’ve seen car num- —North Wildwood ber 121, 127, and 128 many times without your seatbelts *** Estate Taxes on. It could help save your lives as well. If you are going Maybe if the town people weren’t so negative to new Nursing Home Costs up for a call you can easily take it off. If you are going to ideas there wouldn’t be so many empty condos. Come on Providing for a Disabled Child enforce a law, please abide by it. people; open your mind and your attitude. Let’s be proud —Lower Township of our town, not so negative. We live on an island, not a Caring for an Elderly Loved One *** dump. Do we need a Communications Director at the county —Wildwood Then you should call 609-463-8125 level? It's a luxury that the fi xed income tax payers can't *** to reserve your space. afford. Cut the waste in government, and try to hold down Why does the Lower Township council all have full-time the tax rates. How do we justify this position? Each depart- jobs elsewhere, yet their part-time job as councilmen re- ment head should be responsible for communications to ceiving full-time benefi ts? Wake up people; the town could The workshop is presented by the public. That’s why we have the freedom of the press. save thousands of dollars by taking away the council's full- and at the Law Firm of —Wildwood Crest time pay and benefi ts. *** —Villas D’AVANZO & POSERINA Could someone please tell me what the purpose is of the (ED. NOTE: What would be fair compensation for that small plane that fl ies over my house at 5:30 a.m.? I as- job?) 1029 Route 9 South, sume they are spraying for something but I am not positive, *** and if they are spraying, shouldn't we be notifi ed ahead of Let's get this straight: The councilmen want to cut the Cape May Court House time? And couldn't this be done later in the day instead of budget, but they gave themselves raises so now a coun- at 5:30 a.m. when we are trying to sleep? cilman gets $15,000 in pay plus $15,000 in benefi ts —Court House — 30,000 times six is $180,000. Let the council really take (ED. NOTE: Spraying for gypsy moths notifi cation was a stand and cut from themselves, not the town's people. made to affected home owners. The spraying must be done —Villas *** early before wind changes Can we get someone who knows what they are doing or increases.) (that means out of this county) to look at Bennett’s Cross- *** ing since now after the town put out all that money it still I want to commend is not right? No wonder the budget doesn't work. What are the Stone Harbor Pub- we up to now $1million? lic Works for their efforts —Villas after the storm last week *** "above and beyond." Trash Why do we pay an employee to sit outside of our mu- and "bulk trash" was ev- nicipal building every day selling beach tags when we erywhere. Our trashcans have an open beach tag offi ce a very short distance away? were not in their "normal" It doesn’t make sense. Do other shore towns waste money places, but they found ev- like this or is it only just Sea Isle? erything, and cleaned up —Sea Isle City other people's trash and *** bulk trash from our proper- Poor President Bush. He says he has no magic wand that ties and streets. Thank you. he can wave to solve the dilemma of high gas prices. —Stone Harbor Let’s help the president out. Everyone send him your magic *** wand. If he gets thousands, perhaps even millions, of magic wands to choose from, surely he will fi nd one that will solve I just saw the Beverly the problem. Hillbillies on a campaign —Avalon sign riding around Stone *** Harbor in the back of a Thanks to Dan Lockwood for pointing out what Middle pickup. They fi nally found residents should all know. Our budget this year is artifi cially a place where they belong. low as savings from land sales are being used. There has You have to love it. been no effort to curtail spending in the face of fi nancial —Stone Harbor diffi culty for our residents. Next year, with little savings, *** taxpayers will for the second time in three years, see a Watching the Country monumental tax increase. Music awards I thought of —Court House how politicians and sup- *** posed VIPS’ wives stand One of the candidates for president indicates a lack of by their man. It would be pride in the United States, but that is totally out-of-charac- appropriate at this time to ter with the vast majority of the American people. Memo- see how this would happen rial Day is a wonderful opportunity to display the colors, in good old SIC. If the girls demonstrate that we love our nation, and show that we are all started singing, it would proud to be citizens of this great country. sound like the all-girls inter- (Page A25 Please) Herald Newspapers May 28 2008 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A25 Spout Off until after the tourist season to replenish the Stone Harbor (From Page A24) Missing something? beaches. Perhaps we need new contacts or, possibly, just a Read all this week’s Spout Artisans —Cape May County new mayor. Offs and join the discus- *** —Stone Harbor sion. Log on to www.Cape- Taxpayers are subsidizing companies that do not pay *** Alcove their host community benefi ts. MayCountyHerald.com and ESTATE JEWELERS Congratulations to all the seventh and eighth grade stu- click “Spout Off” at the top —Middle Township dents at Teitelman School who received awards for their *** achievements. Also to all the teachers that give so much of of the page. BUYING GOLD The Wildwood Crest Beach Patrol (WCBP) recently told their time and effort. It would be nice if all the schools had BUYING LARGE DIAMONDS their lifeguards they would have to complete their CPR their students recognized by printing their honor rolls “Never believe that a and First Aid training without being paid to do so. First Silver • Coins • Jewelry quarterly. few caring people canʼt consider that waiters, and even gas attendants receive paid —Cape May change the world. For, in- Open Daily 10am - 5pm training, but these lifeguards going trough CPR and First (ED. NOTE: Honor rolls are posted to the Herald Web deed, thatʼs all who ever www.artisansalcove.com Aid training to protect the bathers of Wildwood Crest, will site: www.capemaycountyherald.com not. Then consider that much of the training is to give the *** Margaret Mead 523 Lafayette Street • Cape May • 898-0202 lifeguards the knowledge to protect themselves from blood Why did Lower Township let the state take over Pon- borne pathogens. The WCBP needs to do a better job pro- derlodge losing tax money? Can't we charge the state for tecting their employees. I'm not sure OSHA would be happy police protection since no one takes care of that area? I Special Special values values andand savings duringduring January May Disney Disney Days Month at atAAA AAA Travel! about much of this. guess we have to wait until someone gets killed. Has any- —Wildwood Crest one taken a look at that area? There was more wildlife as a *** golf course. Who was really behind this deal? Please do not let the mayor from Wildwood ruin our town. —Villas Say no to any more merging with that city. Look at the joint *** construction mishap. We are happy with our trash collections How about Lower Township offering a retirement plan and other services. Wildwood, stay out. to the many very experienced employees that keep hanging —North Wildwood on because they fear retirement. Save money, let them *** go. I thought seasonal employers would be desperate to hire —Villas people for work. I know of a few people who have applied *** at places on the boardwalk and in the Wildwoods, but still Congratulations to Mayor Groon and Wildwood Crest for haven't been called back to work. I guess the merchants being named among New Jersey's Top 10 beaches. Maybe want to wait for foreign students to come over, instead of hir- now someone will address the pay of its lifeguards, which ing locals who can work past Labor Day. The myth that locals ranks as one of the lowest in the state and the lowest in all don't want to work doesn't apply from my experience. of Cape May County. —Rio Grande —Wildwood Crest *** *** It’s a shame the Herald takes so many Spout Offs that I recently had my best friend euthanized. It was the are relevant to the problems in SIC and does not print them. most humane procedure I have ever witnessed. I hope the Most of the Spout Offs that should be read are only placed when my time comes, this most merciful procedure will be There’s More Magic at Every Destination. on the Internet. How many people are being deprived of available for humans. In addition to exclusive benefits and savings on Disney Cruise Line® packages, Adventures by information because they have no computer or are not used —Court House ® Disney packages, and AAA Vacations packages to the Disneyland® Resort and Walt Disney to using a computer? This compounds the problems in town *** World® Resort, you’ll also receive something special when you book select Disney vacations that people do not hear about. This only benefi ts those re- I hope Maxwell runs again for city offi ce. He is a true during this limited time period. sponsible for most of the problems. leader and a inspiration to our town. —Sea Isle City Hurry, you must book between 5/17/08 and 5/31/08. For reservations and special events, call —West Wildwood or go online. (ED. NOTE: We have only so much space for Spout Off, *** then the remainder are posted to the Web site. Those reading I see a lot of city employees getting paid to sit around AAA Travel Rio Grande Offi ce all of the Herald and not just Spout Off, would have read an and do nothing. It's not fair to tax payers and co- work- The1-888-AAA-TRIP Grande Center op-ed piece about two weeks ago, explaining the guidelines, ers. 3301AAA.com/disney Route 9 South deadlines, and criteria for Spout Off submissions. Yes, we —Wildwood do receive many Sea Isle City Spout Offs (many not suitable *** 609-465-3033 for print, like using the initials of well-known citizens). If Lower Township Council has a history of hiring cronies. AAA.com/disney we printed them all, there would be no room left for any Craig, Nolan, and Douglas have hired friends for manager more.) and for township council. Now they wish to do away with Ships’ Registry: The Bahamas 080214 As to Disney artwork/properties: ©Disney the grants coordinator, Colleen Crippen, and hire another *** "agency" to handle grants. This woman and her record of Whoever is using birds to feed cats: Try to catch some grants for the community have been an asset to this town red knots. If we can get rid of them, the bay beaches might and especially to Villas. Her record speaks for herself, and not be closed to fi sherman during the best time of the year theirs speaks volumes. As to the people they are, “You're HEARING LOSS? for surf fi shing. on your way out, boys, do the township a favor and touch —West Wildwood nothing as you go.” Experience new solutions to old problems, *** —Villas We are entering a no-win election cycle, the result that *** ALL TECHNOLOGIES AVAILABLE* will leave us labeled in the eyes of others as either sexist or When is something going to be done about the house racist. Since sexism is easier to live with than racsim, Obama on Fourth Avenue that has all the abandoned trucks and Digital • Programmable • Analog inherits the win, that is, if the intimidation tactic works cars? It looks like a junkyard. Other than it being an eye- —Cape May Beach sore, it is also a health hazard. *** —Villas IF YOU CAN HEAR BUT NOT UNDERSTAND Last week there were two Spout-Offs from Avalon and *** Stone Harbor suggesting we cut funding to the DEP and to What is going on with you people in Sea Isle? You didn't CALL NOW FOR A FREE EVALUATION! stopping global warming. The average age in these towns like the old form of government and voted for a change, is what? It's so nice to know that the old folks on Seven now you are not happy with the new regime. It sounds like Mile Island care about the world they'll leave to younger you're all a bunch of malcontents. SPECIAL SALE generations. It almost makes you wish we could just stop —Sea Isle City paying, say, Social Security. After all, they're bankrupting *** reg. $995.00 that for the rest of us, too. Lets see if Herbert Fredericks keeps his word, say- —Stone Harbor ing, “I will not abolish the police department.” If Fredericks Custom canal *** does, it will cost the borough over $400,000 for Wildwood fi ts deeply NOW ONLY With the high water and sewer rates in the City of Cape to take over. Hmmm is that saving tax dollars? Let’s make in the ear. $ 00 May, it may be a good idea to let the tourist room tax help sure we direct his attention to this on his fi rst borough By AUDINA 749 the residents keep the rate manageable. Our salt water to meeting. fresh water conversion system is costly, and was needed —West Wildwood THIS IS ALL YOU WEAR *some at additional cost to supply both residents and tourists alike. This increased *** demand on our water system may be the cause the wells The other day I asked a gas station for $15 in gas. They CAPE MAY COUNTY HEARING AID DISPENSARY became low and allowed salt-water intrusion. Some of the accidentally gave me $35. Since it was on my debit card room tax could help both tourists and residents be assured they insisted that I pay for the extra $20, although they 204 S. MAIN ST. • CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE of a safe supply of water. admitted that they messed up. They said they were willing —Cape May to give me the $20 back if I would come back in a week and 465-9199 • 1-800-290-3277 *** pay it. Their excuse was that I would eventually use the gas. • JAMES L. SAAD JR. NJ LIC#171 After last week's Nor'Easter, the ocean reclaimed our After an hour of arguing they gave me the money back. I beaches. As Avalon and Ocean City, with state aid, immedi- feel awkward every time I go there now. • RICHARD J. SAAD NJ LIC. #324 ately began to replenish their beaches, Mayor Walters and —North Cape May her Trenton "contacts" sprang into action and are waiting *** NJ Lic Hearing Aid Dispensers Exp. 6/14/08

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PROPERTY TRANSFERS RECORDED IN COUNTY CLERK’S OFFICE On Former Farm, 10 Home Sites BETWEEN May 5th and May 11th,2008 By JACK FICHTER made Rochford’s property Attorney Louis Dwyer non-conforming because represented applicants Mi- Seller Buyer Property Address Price VILLAS — Lower Township his property would become chael Loper and Andrea AVALON Planning Board gave pre- a corner lot with insuffi cient McVay. Estate of Virginia Carfagno Terence F & Carol Ann McGurk 383 40th St. $ 585,000 liminary site plan approval front yard set back. Engineer for the develop- James & Catherine McDonald Frank L. Pellegrini Sr. & Jr. 242 29th St. $650,000 Elizabeth A. Thornton James F. & Catherine A. McDonald 65 W 18th St. $ 1,360,000 May 15 for the creation of Dwyer showed a revised ment, Dan Guzzi, requested Kevin & Elizabeth G. Donohoe Patrick J & Margaret S O’ Dwyer 84 E 16th St. $ 3, 800,000 10 home sites on former plan, which would shift a a variance for one, oddly Richard B. Scali Brian Bernhard & Wendy Haag 222 56th St. $ 1,100,000 farmland at 655 Route 9, proposed street through the shaped lot, which did not Estate of Clement J. Horne Kieran McMahon, Shawn McLaughlin 3965 Dune Dr. $ 920,000 Erma. subdivision and right-of-way meet lot depth require- Total for Avalon: $ 4,615,000 Attorney Peter Tourison to the south about 10 feet. ments. CAPE MAY represented applicants Ray- A strip of land would be Roberts noted isolated Thomas Kowal Edwin F. Driver 501 Beach Ave., Unit 508 $ 175,000 mond and Elaine Slamb. deeded to Rochford to make wetlands on the tract of Crahall Foundation Robert D. & Michelle L. Hicks 18 Jackson St., Unit 1 $ 515,000 He said plans called his lot fully conforming, land. Robert E. Crevaux Paul M. & Maureen Zeman 9907 Seapointe, Unit 308 $ 325,000 for 10, one-acre lots on a he said. Guzzi said he was await- Total for Cape May: $ 1,015,000 14-acre parcel. Tourison A buffer of evergreens ing a Letter of Interpreta- DENNIS requested and received would be placed along the tion (LOI) from the state Lois F. Toland Trust Agreement John A. & Nancy A. Schmidt Jr. 254 W Jersey Ave. $ 57,500 variances for lot depth and newly created property line, Department of Environ- Constance Konopka Nature Conservancy 1617 Rt. 47 $ 180,000 distance from an existing said Dwyer. The board made mental Protection (DEP). Total for Dennis: $ 237,500 garage and dwelling. He those proposals conditions He said a 150-foot buffer LOWER TOWNSHIP withdrew his request for of approval. would be maintained from Carmen & Janice DePasquale Carmen & Janice DePasquale 501 Raleigh Ave., Unit 103 $ 252,000 fi nal site plan approval and Dwyer said he was with- wetlands existed to the Diane A. Brion Jennifer Elliott 20 Mowry Ave. $ 275,000 must return to the board. drawing any objections north, east and south of the Estate of Ann H. Trunk Sheri Waide, Vicki Klutzaritz 941 Seashore Rd. $ 421,000 Two homes fronting on to the project with those property. Edward T. Ledwon III Thomas E. & Hope Rucci 204 Texas Ave. $ 150,000 Geraldine Ciaccio Daniel L. & Dawn M. Hall 707.5 Boardwalk $ 248,000 Route 9 exist on the prop- changes. A small pocket of isolated Josephine M. Gore Priscilla A. & Carolyn LeBlanc 157 Briarwood Ave. $ 275,000 erty. The project also received wetlands at the center of Michael McKeown, D. Fiorentino Ronald & Carin Ruzicka 13 Harmony Lane $ 235,000 Project engineer Cindy a waiver for the length of a the property will be fi lled in Total for Lower Township: $ 1,856,000 Chemerys said lots in the proposed cul-de-sac. pending approval from DEP, MIDDLE TOWNSHIP subdivision would meet Lower Township Plan- said Guzzi. That was made US Home Corp. Edward J. & Roberta L. Moleski 303 Tidewater Ave. $ 279,900 minimum lot frontage and ning Director Bill Galestock a condition of approval by Barbara A. Nicholson Jason A. Whitelaw, Christopher J. Trace et al 708 Bayview Rd. $ 85,400 minimum lot area require- read from a report the town- the board. John P. & Deborah L. Lare Brad S. MacLeod, Katie L. Burrage 38 W. Shellbay Ave $ 225,000 ments. ship’s Bureau of Fire Safety, Part of the tract is located Lasalle Bank N.A. Marcello Mogavero 206 E Atlantic Ave. $ 50,000 Anthony M. Hillman Arthur A. Jr. & Lisa Williams 908 Hand Ave. $ 290,000 Attorney Louis Dwyer, which noted the project, in an airport easement zone Francis E. Murphy John C. & Danielle M. Willuski 602 Turnberry Ct. $ 417,000 representing neighboring has no proposed water sys- but has no restrictions in K Hovnanian at Middle Twp. II L Mary A. & Rachel Rose 21 Whimbel Way $ 439,080 property owner Dr. James tem for fi re suppression. It the deed. Guzzi said no NVR INC. John P. & Linda Burgin 5 Jerome Dr. $ 372,523 Rochford, said his client requested a dry pipe and a structures would be built NVR INC. Cheryl J. Clary, Joseph E. Johnson 11 Jerome Dr. $370,815 NVR INC. Ryan Homes 2 Julia Ct. $ 124,000 was concerned with the hydrant system. in that area. K Hovanian at Middle Twp. II Frank & Marie Bertucci Trust 29 Whimble Way, Unit E1 $ 440,765 proximity of a street in the The board approved the The board required the Total for Middle Township: $ 3,094,483 subdivision to his home and creation of seven home airport zone information dental offi ce. sites on Shunpike Road near be placed on deeds for the NORTH WILDWOOD Dwyer said the plans Tabernacle Road. home sites. Engel Group LLC Charles & Janice Dorman 405 E. 20th Ave., Unit 201 $ 420,000 Shea Team Development LLC Francis X. & Dolores Connors 217-219 E. 23rd Ave., Unit 1D $ 142,000 Engel Group LLC Marcus C. & Cheryl A. Pagonis 331 E. 7th Ave., Unit 602 $ 554,000 Bruno Sontagh Matthew & Dawn Maloney 224 W 8th St., Unit 3 $ 125,000 Vineyard OK’d for 13 Homes Theodore M. & Margaret Kirsch Michael & Theresa Shomberg 1010 Central Ave. $ 400,000 Engel Group LLC James & Rozalind Kane 405 E. 20th Ave. $ 425,000 By JACK FICHTER Attorney John Aleli, rep- erties. Mohammad Iqbal & S. Akrami Prudential Relocation Inc. 316 E 17th Ave., Unit 1 $ 330,000 resenting Atlantic City Lower Township Plan- th William J. & Cheryl A. Stringer Gerald & Judith Longo, Patricia Miller et al 514 E. 7 Ave. $ 510,000 ERMA — Lower Town- Electric, said he was agree- ning Board Engineer Ray Gil & Susan Segal Ettore Sacco 222 E 25th Ave., Unit 144 $ 220,000 Shea Team Development LLC Joel T. Shea 217-219 E. 23rd Ave. $ 136,000 ship Planning Board gave able to preliminary ap- Roberts asked Orlando preliminary approval for proval for the tract. if he had considered ty- Total for North Wildwood: $ 3,262,000 creation of 13, one-acre Planner Vincent Orlando ing into the county storm OCEAN CITY home sites on Railroad Av- said the entire property is sewer system on Railroad Patricia K. Cartlidge Timothy T. & Mary B. Hines 34 Asbury Rd. $ 515,000 st enue for Wuerker’s Vine- west of the Middle Town- Avenue. Hopewell Investments LLC William W. Schell, Janet E. Greco 133 Haven Ave., 1 Fl. $ 275,000 Paul Alexander & Kath. Forvour John & Nancy Muscella 3318 Asbury Ave. 2nd Fl. $ 495,000 yard LLC. ship/Lower Township Orlando said he had Estate of Geraldine Copeland Michael F. & Marygrace J. Quinn 1508 Asbury Ave. $ 320,000 Attorney Louis Dwyer border with 2,700 feet scheduled a meeting with Michael & Elizabeth Cavanaugh Jonathan & Christina Dever 334 E. Atlantic Ave. $1,410,000 of frontage on Railroad the county. He said public st represented applicant Ed- Barbara & Matthew Dauchess Jesse & Dolores Price 824 Brighton Pl., 1 Fl. $ 700,000 ward Wuerker, a life-long Avenue. water for fi re protection Andrew Chase, Bernard Stone John & Theresa Petruno 3234 Asbury Ave., 2nd Fl. $ 660,000 Robert & Patricia G. Duffy James D. Jackson 1619 Wesley Ave $ 655,000 county farmer. Six of the lots would was located 1,000 feet Karen Schaevitz Robert & Donna Bassett 1429 Pleasure Ave. $ 700,000 Dwyer said the subdivi- have joint driveways to cut from the property. Charles F. & Eileen S. Koch John E. & Amy Griffiths 1623 Central Ave $ 449,900 sion was designed not to down the number of drive- Wuerker said Lower Robert Jr. & Donna Bassett Warren D. & Jane F. Smith 4814 Asbury Ave, Unit B $ 539,900 require variances. He said ways exiting onto Railroad Township municipal wa- Peter & Vicki Scrivano Mark E. & Sheri L. Guida 4640-4642 Ave., Unit B $ 750,000 Daniel & Niamh Crossman Michael J. II & Elizabeth Banach 329 Asbury Ave., 1st Fl. $ 400,000 there was a dispute with Avenue, also known as ter was not available in Karen A. & Michael K. Schlagel Donald E. & Karen A. Stewart 1718 Asbury Ave. $ 578,000 Atlantic City Electric of County Road 626. the area. Robert B. & Debra E. Grigioni Mark T. & Michele L. Teschko 2144-46 Asbury Ave., 1st Fl. $ 445,000 ownership of a portion of Orlando said a large An application for fi- US Bank NA Trust James Choe 3408-30 Haven Ave. Unit 333 $ 79,000 the property. storm water management nal major subdivision of Georgian Hotel LLC MSS Georgian LLC 1120 Central Ave. $ 1,225,000 Harcole LLC John J. & Annmarie D. Grenko, Mary Shinham 831 Third St. $ 740,000 He said he was seeking basin would be created at 37 lots at 600 Railroad Glenn & Jill L. Watson Victor Cardamone Jr. 1905 Glenwood Ave. $ 512,000 only preliminary approval the rear of the property by Wuerkers Land LLC Paul J. & Dorothy M. Romaine Paul & Michele Bates 3441-3443 Central, Unit B $ 850,000 conditioned upon reso- plus two smaller systems. was not heard and will be Chad C. Castorina Mark & Terri Calabria, Russell Ranere 4517 Central Ave. $ 1,225,000 lution of the ownership He said there would be rescheduled for a later Joseph A. & Janice E. Platt Ronald M. & Lanna M. Baumann 5033-5035 West, Unit 5035 $ 490,000 Matthew & Lauren Portella Robert M & Janice C. Sylvester 208 43rd St. $ 315,000 dispute. no runoff to adjacent prop- date. Eagle School Associates LLC Anthony F. & E. Denise Massari 201 Ocean Ave. $ 997,500 Greg. & Patricia Des Groseilliers Allen V. & Kathryn P. Schiefer 210 E. 14th St. $ 300,000 US Bank NA Leo B. & Lynn A. Reitter 31ª Bayonne Pl., Unit 1 $ 181,000 SpotlightSpotlight onon youryour newnew home!home! Total for Ocean City: $ 15,807,300 SEA ISLE CITY These 3 bedroom and 2 bath- Ann Holm, D. & Paula Landrum Isle Ventures LLC 114 72nd St. $ 815,000 Vincent & Mary M. Angelini Martin J. & Tara Mehl James & Danielle Rolley 4501 Landis Ave. $ 280,000 room condos in Beach House Thomas J. Merighi David & Paula Landrum 6413 Central Ave., Unit 5 $ 450,000 and Ocean Landings, are Andrew T. & Janice G. Roulston PMH Investments Inc. 9109 Pleasure Ave., 2nd Fl. $ 900,000 in a fabulous location close Thomas J. Welsh William J. Patricia G. Maguire 138 77th St. East $ 740,000 Redfern Ocean LLC Robert P. & Karen M. Gaffney 204 52nd St., Unit West $ 733,500 to the beach and Atlantis Redfern Ocean LLC Benjamin A. Danielle M. Balsama 204 52nd St., Unit East $ 725,000 Beach Club. Enjoy all of the Web 163 LLC Gary J. & Eileen C. Taglialatela 6001 Landis Ave., Unit B $ 379,000 amenities and prestige that Lynne O’Brien Michael & Trisha Brown 230 78th Sr., Unit A 1st Fl. $ 485,000 Alfred & Annamarie Matarazzo Vincenzo & Patricia Passalacqua 121 33rd St., Unit A $ 490,000 Diamond Beach offers, and still be close enough to enjoy the Total for Sea Isle City: $ 5,997,500 Wildwoods and historic Cape STONE HARBOR May. At Beach House you’ll Jesse & Jane Simball et al Sealuke LLC 129 109th St. $ 1,510,000 Augustus & Monica Pasquarella Michael L. & Sally T. Pillion 135 100th St. $1,850,000 fi nd Pergo fl oors, quality Berber carpet, ceramic tile fl oors, plantation Total for Stone Harbor: $ 3,360,000 shutters on all of the windows and sliders, and new fi xtures and lighting in both bathrooms. Whip up a feast with your new Adora stainless steel UPPER TOWNSHIP Bevis Mill Development LLC John D. & Janay E. Ellsworth 38 Stagecoach Rd. $ 329,000 appliances in a kitchen complete with Corian countertops. Enjoy ocean Mary Ciancio, Vincent Kelley Vincent J. Kelley & Erika-Leigh Koch 83 Tyler Rd. $ 166,000 views from the upper deck at Ocean Landings. Take advantage of the GPV Properties LLC Daniel J. & Kristi L. Lancaster 4 Crop St. $ 345,000 large 2 car garage and private storage closet, and splash around the Jesse C. Peterson James S. & Graham Ginn 105 Tuckahoe Rd. $ 12,000 great community pool after a long beach day. Presented by Daniels Bryan & Jennifer Chojnacki Joseph E. Wuko 422 Adams Ave. $ 295,000 Realty Diamond Beach. Total for Upper Township: $ 1,147,000 Contact Pat Huesken or Dottie Wall 609-522-7748. WEST CAPE MAY Visit www.danielsdiamond.com Joseph & Irene Lorenzo Daniel J. & Martha M. Winters 601 Broadway $ 500,000 Total for West Cape May: $ 500,000 For more on real estate visit (Page A29 Please) www.capemaycountyherald.com/realestate Herald Newspapers May 28 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A27 Search Real Estate at www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com For these listings. 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The By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Property to be sold is located in the Bor- BER CPM L 519 04, pending wherein FRANK 2008-2009 LICENSE TERM amount due can be obtained from the local of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- ough of Wildwood Crest, County of Cape J. AVANZATO, JR., LYNN AVANZATO, taxing authority. cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET May and State of New Jersey. GEORGE HOLSMAN, ELAINE HOLSMAN, James M. Hanson Associates, Inc. Notice is hereby given that applications to Amount due under judgment is NUMBER F 19789 07, pending wherein NANCI LAMBERT, ROCKHILL LAMBERT renew all annual alcoholic beverage licenses $112,062.04 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees WELLS FARGO BANK, NA the plaintiff AND Premises commonly known as: 5700 AND MICHAEL WALTERS the plaintiff AND REAL ESTATE APPRAISERS will be fi led with the Director of the Division of to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- LAURA L. SCAVETTI are the defendant(s), I Ocean Avenue, Wildwood Crest, NJ 08260 DEBORAH FITZPATRICK A/K/A DEBBI Alcoholic Beverage Control or the municipal tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount shall expose for sale at public venue on: PATRICK AND GYPSY PRODUCTIONS A/ & CONSULTANTS local license issuing authority and may be ap- of 20% of the bid price is required. WEDNESDAY THE 11TH DAY OF BEING KNOWN as LOT 7 of BLOCK 16.03 K/A GYPSY PRODUCTIONS, INC. AND G.P. proved on or after May 1st of this year. Objec- The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any JUNE A.D. 2008 (formerly known as Lot Nos. 7, 8, 9, 10, 14, ASSOCIATES are the defendant(s), I shall SERVING SOUTH JERSEY tion to any renewal should be made immedi- sale without further notice of publication. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 1.01, 2.01 and 3.01, expose for sale at public venue on: ately in writing to the Municipal Clerk of the All publication costs are paid for by the plain- House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Block 16.03) on the Tax Map of the Bor- WEDNESDAY THE 11TH DAY OF municipality where the license is located if that tiff. (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New ough of Wildwood Crest. JUNE A.D. 2008 James M. Hanson, IFAS, IFA license sells alcoholic beverages to consum- Attorney PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG Jersey. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court ers, or the Director, Division of Alcoholic Bev- Sheriff: John F. Callinan The property is situated between Lavender House Building located at 9 N. Main Street State Certifi ed General Appraiser erage Control, P.O. Box 087, Trenton, New 752847 Property to be sold is located in the Town- and Heather Roads, and further being a (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Jersey 08625 for any other type of alcoholic 4x Fee=$145.80 ship of Dennis, County of Cape May and condominium complex consisting of the Jersey. Residential • Commercial • Industrial beverage license. No individual notices will 5/14, 5/21, 5/28, 6/4/08 State of New Jersey. following unsold units to be sold together: be published with respect to license renewal ______CO101, CO103, CO104, CO105, CO106, All right, title and interest of Deborah Fitz- Divorce • PMI Elimination applications. SHERIFF’S SALE Premises commonly known as: 1419 Route CO201, CO202, CO203, CO301, CO303, patrick, also known as Debbi Fitzpatrick, Tax Appeals • Estate Planning 47, Township of Dennis, NJ 08214 CO305, CO306, CO420, CO422. The follow- in the real property located at 908 Seacliff JERRY FISCHER By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out ing sold units are to be omitted: CO102, Road, Ocean City New Jersey, identifi ed Expert Testimony • Litigation Support DIRECTOR of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- TAX LOT NO. 2 in BLOCK 64 CO107, CO204, CO205, CO206, CO207, on the Ocean City Tax Map as Block 70.50, DIVISION OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET CO302, CO304, CO307, AND CO424. Lots 10 and 12. The property is approxi- CONTROL NUMBER F 5110 05, pending wherein Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 67 ft mately 680 feet from the nearest cross WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. SUCCESSOR x 85 ft A full legal description of the premises can street, Waverley Boulevard and consists 10x Fee=$145.80 BY MERGER TO WELLS FARGO HOME be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape of approximately 5000 square feet. MORTGAGE, INC. the plaintiff AND JUDITH Nearest Cross Street: Jakes Landing Road May County. This sale is subject to unpaid 04/02, 09, 16, 23, 30/08, 05/07, 14, 21, 28/08, A. KRUK, ET AL are the defendant(s), I shall taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Ms. Fitzpatrick is a Tenant by the Entirety 06/04/08 expose for sale at public venue on: Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, liens and other Municipal Assessments. The with her husband F. Emmitt Fitzpatrick, II ______WEDNESDAY THE 11TH DAY OF municipal or tax liens that may be due. amount due can be obtained from the local and the interest being sold consists of Ms. SHERIFF’S SALE JUNE A.D. 2008 taxing authority. Fitzpatrick’s undivided one-half interest in at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Tax and prior lien info: At the time of the Amount due under judgment is the property for the joint lives of Mr. and By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out House Building located at 9 N. Main Street publication taxes/sewer/water information $11,092,129.84 costs, interest and Sheriff’s Mrs. Fitzpatrick, along with the right of sur- of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New was not available – You must check with fees to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, vivorship in the entire property. Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- Jersey. the tax collector for the exact amounts certifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the BER F 23841 07, pending wherein HSBC due. amount of 20% of the bid price is required. A full legal description of the premises can BANK USA, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS Property to be sold is located in the Town- The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape TRUSTEE FOR FIRST NLC TRUST 2005-3 ship of Upper, County of Cape May and ATTN: The Plaintiff may let the bid go for sale without further notice of publication. May County. This sale is subject to unpaid the plaintiff AND DOROTHY DOYLE, ET AL State of New Jersey. less than the judgment amount consistent All publication costs are paid for by the plain- taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Tel: 609-884-9185 are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at with the adjusted FMV of the property at tiff. liens and other Municipal Assessments. The public venue on: Premises commonly known as: 1837 Shore the time of sale. Plaintiff may also agree Attorney KLEHR, HARRISON, HARVEY, amount due can be obtained from the local Fax: 609-884-9186 WEDNESDAY THE 11TH DAY OF Road, a/k/a 1837 Route US 9 S, Township to a short sale. Please address any inqui- BRANZBURG & ELLERS taxing authority. JUNE A.D. 2008 of Upper, Marmora, NJ 08223 ries to: Sheriff: John F. Callinan Amount due under judgment is E-mail: [email protected] at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court [email protected] 752850 $495,000.00 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees House Building located at 9 N. Main Street TAX LOT NO. 22 in BLOCK 567 Please use our File No. and “3rd Party” or 4x Fee=$126.36 to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New “Short Sale” in your subject line. 5/14, 5/21, 5/28, 6/4/08 tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount Mail Address: Jersey. Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 100 ______ft x 318 ft A full legal description of the premises can SHERIFF’S SALE P.O. Box 2402, Cape May, NJ 08204 Property to be sold is located in the Town- be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape (Page A30 Please) ship of Lower, County of Cape May and Nearest Cross Street: Seashore Road May County. This sale is subject to unpaid State of New Jersey. taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, liens and other Municipal Assessments. The (From Page A26) Premises commonly known as: 111 Idaho municipal or tax liens that may be due. amount due can be obtained from the local Avenue, Villas, NJ 08251 Taxes/sewer/water may be delinquent taxing authority. PROPERTY TRANSFERS RECORDED IN COUNTY CLERK’S OFFICE – You must check with the tax collector for Amount due under judgment is BETWEEN May 5th and May 11th,2008 BEING KNOWN as LOT 27, 2602 and 28.01, exact amounts due. $88,888.90 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees py BLOCK 332, on the offi cial Tax Map of the to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- WEST WILDWOOD Township of Lower Villas Plaintiff has obtained an indemnifi ca- tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount Daniel & James Reilly et al Timothy K. Thornton 209 J Ave. $ 185,000 tion letter as to prior Mortgage recorded of 20% of the bid price is required. Dimensions: 60.00 feet x 95.00 feet x 60.00 01/25/1995 and judgment J-047182-2002 The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Total for West Wildwood: $ 185,000 feet x 95.00 feet sale without further notice of publication. A full legal description of the premises can All publication costs are paid for by the plain- WILDWOOD Nearest Cross Street: States Avenue be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape tiff. Wildwood Square LLC George & Evan Zografakis, Joseph Cellini 3413 Park Blvd. $ 302,500 May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Attorney ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- Kevin J. & Christine Gallagher John H. McGinnis, Megan L. Greeley 408 W Bennett Ave., Unit A $ 214,000 *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer MAN John & Karen Bollinger Abinash K. Yadav, Vandana Agarwal 201 E. Davis Ave., Unit 202 $ 279,000 liens or other charges, and any such tax- liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Sheriff: John F. Callinan Joy A. Grying, Robert E. Bright John Sr. & Patricia A. Heiser 116 West Magnolia Ave. $ 245,000 es, charges, liens, insurance premiums or amount due can be obtained from the local 752849 Margaret M. Schweikert Joseph D. Nancy Gillooly 220 E 26th Ave. $ 150,000 other advances made by plaintiff prior to taxing authority. 4x Fee=$140.94 this sale. All interested parties are to con- Amount due under judgment is 5/14, 5/21, 5/28, 6/4/08 Total for Wildwood: $ 1,190,500 duct and rely upon their own independent $118,089.87 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees ______investigation to ascertain whether or not to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- SHERIFF’S SALE WILDWOOD CREST any outstanding interest remain of record tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount Elaine & Robert Bada et al Neal Jr. & Kristy M. Halbe 113 E Rosemary Rd. $ 441,250 and/or have priority over the lien being of 20% of the bid price is required. By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Keith E. & Janice O’Neill Lester & Mary F. McCurdy 7304 Seaview Ave. $ 335,000 foreclosed and, if so the current amount The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Thomas J. Ulinski Ronald J. & Kathleen M. Wilson 7100 Ocean Ave., Unit 206 $ 235,000 due thereon. sale without further notice of publication. cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET Hollywood Island LLC Joyce & Dennis Dever 213 E. Preston Ave. $ 425,000 All publication costs are paid for by the plain- NUMBER F 15207 07, pending wherein ING ** If the sale is set aside for any reason, the tiff. BANK, FSB the plaintiff AND CAROUSEL BY Thomas T. & Mary A. Booth David T. & Dina M. Fisfis 305 E. Nashville Ave. $ 600,000 Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only Attorney ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- THE SEA, LLC, ET ALS are the defendant(s), John & Annmarie Orsino Charles W. & Meghan McManus 119 B. West Hollywood Ave. $ 250,000 a return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser MAN I shall expose for sale at public venue on: Estate of Walter M. Parker Kevin J. & Cynthia Rodgers 3208 Simpson Ave. $ 460,000 shall have no further recourse against the Sheriff: John F. Callinan WEDNESDAY THE 11TH DAY OF Mortgagor, the Mortgagor’s attorney. 752848 JUNE A.D. 2008 Total for Wildwood Crest: $ 2,746,250 4x Fee=$126.36 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court COUNTY TOTAL: $ 45,013,533 A full legal description of the premises can 5/14, 5/21, 5/28, 6/4/08 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape ______(Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Compilation © 2008 Seawave Corporation Source Data: Cape May County Clerk’s Office Abstracts A30 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Real Estate Classifi ed Herald Newspapers May 28 2008 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES (From Page A29) Mechanic Street, Cape May Court House, JUNE A.D. 2008 WEDNESDAY THE 18TH DAY OF be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape GAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYS- NJ 08210 up to and including 7:00 pm on Anthony Suppa; President, 200 E. Poplar St, at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court JUNE A.D. 2008 May County. This sale is subject to unpaid TEMS, INC. AS NOMINEE FOR AMERICAN Wednesday, June 18, 2008 prevailing time, at North Wildwood, NJ 08260 (49.5%) Velma House Building located at 9 N. Main Street at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer HOME MORTGAGE ACCEPTANCE, INC., of 20% of the bid price is required. that time and place the bids will be opened Suppa; Vice President, 200 E. Poplar Street, (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New House Building located at 9 N. Main Street liens and other Municipal Assessments. The recorded on July 13 2007 in the Offi ce of the The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any and considered by the Township of Middle North Wildwood, NJ 08260 (49.5%) Holle Jersey. (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New amount due can be obtained from the local Cape May County Clerk/Register in Mortgage sale without further notice of publication. in the Court Room of Township Hall, 33 Me- Boone; Secretary, 46 Stagecoach Rd. Cape Jersey. taxing authority. Book M4614, Page 818. On May 6, 2008 All publication costs are paid for by the plain- chanic Street, Cape May Court House, NJ May Court House, 08210 (1%) Property to be sold is located in the City of Amount due under judgment is said obligation and mortgage were assigned tiff. 08210(Boyd Street Entrance). Cape May, County of Cape May and State Property to be sold is located in the mu- $125,430.15 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to AMERICAN HOME MORTGAGE SERVIC- Attorney FLASTER, GREENBERG Objection, if any, should be made immediately of New Jersey. nicipality of Lower Township, County of to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certi- ING, INC., A DELAWARE CORPORATION Sheriff: John F. Callinan BIDDERS ARE REQUIRED TO COMPLY in writing to the City Clerk of North Wildwood, Cape May and State of New Jersey. fi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount FORMERLY KNOWN AS AH MORTGAGE 752851 WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF P.L. 1975 New Jersey at City Hall 10th and Atlantic Av- Premises commonly known as: 608 of 20% of the bid price is required. ACQUISITION by written assignment to be 4x Fee=$126.36 c 127 enue, North Wildwood, NJ 08260 Hughes Street, Cape May, NJ 08204 Premises commonly known as: 119 Elliot The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any recorded. 2) to recover possession of and 5/14, 5/21, 5/28, 6/4/08 Road, North Cape May sale without further notice of publication. concerns premises commonly known as 331 ______Bidders are required to submit a statement 2x Fee=$36.45 BEING KNOWN as LOT 3, BLOCK 1057, All publication costs are paid for by the plain- EAST 16TH AVENUE #5, UNIT 200, NORTH SHERIFF’S SALE of ownership with the bid in compliance with 05/21, 05/28/08 on the offi cial Tax Map of the City of Cape TAX LOT 9, BLOCK 494.12 tiff. WILDWOOD, NJ, 08260 N.J.S. 52:25-24.2 (P.L. 1977, c33) ______May Attorney STERN, LAVINTHAL, FRANKEN- By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 82 feet BERG & NORGAARD If you are unable to obtain an attorney, you of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Specifi cations are on fi le and available May Dimensions: 6.37 ft x 51.95 ft x 115.78 ft x wide and 140 feet long Sheriff: John F. Callinan may communicate with the New Jersey State cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET 21, 2008 at the Treasurer’s Offi ce, 33 Me- All household and personal goods stored in 63.22 ft x 33.92 ft x 113.16 ft 752859 Bar Association by calling (732) 249-5000. NUMBER F 14247 04, pending wherein chanic Street, Cape May Court House, NJ following units at M&M Storage Inc., Cape Situate on the Westerly side of Elliot Road, 4x Fee=$131.22 You may also contact the Lawyer Referral MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRA- 08210. May County Airport, Franklin Road, Rio Nearest Cross Street: Ocean Street 100 feet from the northerly side of Croydon 05/21, 05/28, 06/04, 06/11/08 Service of the County of venue by calling 609- TION SYSTEMS, INC. AS NOMINEE FOR Grande, NJ 08242. Property being sold is Drive. ______463-0313. If you cannot afford an attorney, GMAC MORTGAGE CORPORATION D/ The Township reserves the right to reject any owned by the following persons. Sale date will *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal SHERIFF’S SALE you may communicate with the Legal Ser- B/A DITECH.COM the plaintiff AND KATH- or all bids and to waive any informality in any be on June 7, 2008 at 10:00 am. liens or other charges, and any such tax- A full legal description of the premises can vices Offi ce of the County of venue by calling LEEN ROSE DE LORENZO, ET AL are the bid. es, charges, liens, insurance premiums or be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out 609-465-3001. defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public Unit #131 – Donna Showers/Weigand other advances made by plaintiff prior to May County. This sale is subject to unpaid of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery venue on: By Order of the Township Committee. this sale. All interested parties are to con- taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- YOU, 331 EAST 16TH AVENUE CONDO- WEDNESDAY THE 11TH DAY OF Unit #49 – Ellie Williams duct and rely upon their own independent liens and other Municipal Assessments. The BER F 19432 07, pending wherein U.S BANK MINIUM ASSOCIATION, are made a party JUNE A.D. 2008 Tracey Taverner investigation to ascertain whether or not amount due can be obtained from the local NATIONAL ASSOCIATION the plaintiff AND defendant to this foreclosure action because at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Treasurer Unit #103 – Ellis M. Scribner any outstanding interest remain of record taxing authority. TOMMIE BEVERLY are the defendant(s), I you hold a lien that may affect the mortgaged House Building located at 9 N. Main Street and/or have priority over the lien being Amount due under judgment is shall expose for sale at public venue on: premises and the mortgage is being fore- (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New 2x Fee=$46.17 Unit #47 – Roxanne Defrancisco foreclosed and, if so the current amount $9,604.06 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to WEDNESDAY THE 18TH DAY OF closed herein and you are entitled to notice of Jersey. 05/21, 05/28/08 due thereon. be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certi- JUNE A.D. 2008 this action for any right, title, claim or interest ______Unit #B6 – Diane Riper fi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court you may have in, to or against said mortgaged Property to be sold is located in the Town- NOTICE TO BIDDERS **If the sale is set aside for any reason, the of 20% of the bid price is required. House Building located at 9 N. Main Street premises. ship of Dennis, County of Cape May and Unit #F23 – Curtis W. Atkinson Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New State of New Jersey. Reconstruction of North Boyd Street a return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser sale without further notice of publication. Jersey. /s/ Christina P. Higgins Township of Middle 2x Fee=$19.44 shall have no further recourse against the All publication costs are paid for by the plain- Christina P. Higgins, Premises commonly known as: 158 Wood- Cape May County, New Jersey 05/21, 05/28/08 Mortgagor, the Mortgagor’s attorney. tiff. Property to be sold is located in the Town- Acting Deputy bine-Ocean View Road ______Attorney PELLEGRINO & FELDSTEIN ship of Lower, County of Cape May and Administrative Director of the Courts The sealed bids will be received by the Town- Notice is hereby given that the personal prop- A full legal description of the premises can Sheriff: John F. Callinan State of New Jersey. TAX LOT 3, TAX BLOCK 231 ship Clerk of the Township of Middle at 33 erty contents of the following storage units be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape 752857 1x Fee=$38.88 05/28/08 Mechanic Street, Cape May Court House, will be offered for sale by Public Auction to May County. This sale is subject to unpaid 4x Fee=$102.06 Premises commonly known as: 115 Fran- ______Approximate Dimensions: 80’ x 160’ NJ 08210 up to and including 10:00 am, on the highest bidder for enforcement of storage taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer 05/21, 05/28, 06/04, 06/11/08 ces Ave., Villas, NJ 08251 NOTICE OF ACTION TAKEN BY th Wednesday, June 18, 2008 prevailing time, at liens. The auction will be held on June 4 at liens and other Municipal Assessments. The ______MIDDLE TOWNSHIP PLANNING BOARD Nearest Cross Street: Corson Lane that time and place the bids will be opened 11:00 am at Indian Trail Self Storage located amount due can be obtained from the local SHERIFF’S SALE TAX LOT NO. 12 in BLOCK NO. 231 and considered by the Township of Middle at Route 47 and Indian Trail Road, Cape May taxing authority. The following actions were taken by the Plan- A full legal description of the premises can in the Court Room of Township Hall, 33 Me- Court House, NJ 08210. Amount due under judgment is By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Dimension of Lot Approximately: 50 x 100 ning Board of the Township of Middle at a be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape chanic Street, Cape May Court House, NJ $1,424,753.30 costs, interest and Sheriff’s of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery meeting held on May 13, 2008: May County. This sale is subject to unpaid 08210(Boyd Street Entrance). The contract The following units are scheduled for auction: fees to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- Nearest Cross Street: Glenwood Avenue taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer involves the reconstruction of North Boyd certifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the BER DJ 61812 07, pending wherein VELOC- Beginning at a point in the northeasterly 1. The following Memorializing Resolutions liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Street in Middle Township. B-41 Leroy Gift – Furniture, Boxes, Bed, amount of 20% of the bid price is required. ITY INVESTMENTS LLC the plaintiff AND line of Frances Avenue 40 feet wide, said were passed: amount due can be obtained from the local Tools The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any DAVID S. LINDSAY are the defendant(s), I beginning point being distant 300 feet, taxing authority. The information for Bidders, Form of Bid, sale without further notice of publication. shall expose for sale at public venue on: measured southeastwardly along said A. The application of Rio Grande 9, LLC for re- Amount due under judgment is Form of Contract, Plans and Specifi cations, B-47 Sabrina Coleman – Toys, Boxes, Speak- All publication costs are paid for by the plain- WEDNESDAY THE 18TH DAY OF southwesterly line of Frances Avenue from vised preliminary and for fi nal major site plan $17,099.78 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees prepared by Vincent C. Orlando, are on fi le at ers tiff. JUNE A.D. 2008 its intersection with the southeasterly line approval to construct a 6,084 SF bank and to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- the offi ce of the Municipal Treasurer, 33 Me- Attorney PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court of Glenwood Avenue 40 feet wide, retail sales building, waiver from provision of tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount chanic Street, Cape May Court House, Cape C-16 Olga Anglero – Boxes, Chairs, Clothes, Sheriff: John F. Callinan House Building located at 9 N. Main Street a designated loading zone and a variance for of 20% of the bid price is required. May County, New Jersey and may be exam- TV, Bed 752855 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Prior Liens/Encumbrances number of parking spaces per drive-in window The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any ined by prospective bidders during business 4x Fee=$150.66 Jersey. Qrt 2 05/02/08 Open: $713.25 at the premises known as Block 1436.01 Lot sale without further notice of publication. hours and copies thereof obtained upon pay- C-20 Eugene Strinel – Lawn Mower, Sofa, 05/21, 05/28, 06/04, 06/11/08 Water Open + Penalty: $915.04 6 on the Middle Township Tax Map was ap- All publication costs are paid for by the plain- ment of $75.00 for each set to cover the cost Boxes, Table ______Property to be sold is located in the City of Sewer Open + Penalty: $375.54 proved. The premises is also known as 3150 tiff. of preparation. No refund will be made. SHERIFF’S SALE North Wildwood, County of Cape May and Route 9 South, Rio Grande. Attorney PLUESE, BECKER & SALTZMAN C-39 Damian Leininger – Toys, Shelves, CDs State of New Jersey. TOTAL AS OF May 5, 2008: $2,003.83 Sheriff: John F. Callinan The Township of Middle reserves the right to By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out B. The application of Avalon Development & 752852 reject any or all proposals in whole or in part E-25 Michael Kane – Trains, Tracks, Shelves, of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Premises commonly known as: 1211 Cen- A full legal description of the premises can Golf, Inc. for revised preliminary and fi nal ma- 4x Fee=$106.92 and to waive any informalities as may be per- Boxes cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET tral Avenue, North Wildwood, NJ 08260 be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape jor site plan approval and a parking variance 5/14, 5/21, 5/28, 6/4/08 mitted by law. NUMBER F 26151 07, pending wherein May County. This sale is subject to unpaid in connection with an addition to the dining ______E-36 Linda Godman – Furniture, Boxes, Toys WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK, FA the TAX LOT AND BLOCK NUMBER: Block taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer room at the premises known as Block 114, Lot SHERIFF’S SALE Bids MUST be submitted PRIOR to the time plaintiff AND LOUIS V. BANNON, ET ALS 239, Lot 1 on the Tax Map of North Wild- liens and other Municipal Assessments. The 9 on the Middle Township Tax Map was ap- designated above for receipt and opening of F-3 Karen Sykes – Computer, Printer, TV, are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale wood, NJ 08260 amount due can be obtained from the local proved. The premises is also known as 1510 By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out bids, and may be submitted either BY MAIL, Bags at public venue on: taxing authority. Route 9 North, Swainton. of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- or IN PERSON, by the bidder or his agent. No WEDNESDAY THE 18TH DAY OF Dimensions: 50’ x 100’ Amount due under judgment is cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET bids will be received after the time designated 2x Fee=$36.45 JUNE A.D. 2008 $282,668.66 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees C. The application of Hess and Barone for a NUMBER F 15370 07, pending wherein NO- above for their receipt. 05/21, 05/28/08 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Number of Feet to Nearest Cross Street: to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certi- minor subdivision, numerous waivers and the VASTAR MORTGAGE, INC. the plaintiff AND ______House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Corner Lot – Nearest Cross Street is 14th fi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount following variances at the premises known FREDERICK J. SNEATHEN, ET AL are the Each bidder must deposit with his bid a cer- SHERIFF’S SALE (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Avenue of 20% of the bid price is required. as Block 98, Lots 12, 15 & 16 on the Middle defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public tifi ed check, cashier’s check, or bid bond in Jersey. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Township Tax Map was approved. The vari- venue on: an amount of not less than ten percent (10%) By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out FULL DESCRIPTION: Deed Book 3195 sale without further notice of publication. ances were for: Lot 12: lot area, lot frontage, WEDNESDAY THE 11TH DAY OF of the total lump sum bid, but not to exceed of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Property to be sold is located in the City of Page 611 All publication costs are paid for by the plain- lot width, single family dwelling not abutting JUNE A.D. 2008 $20,000.00, and a certifi ed statement from a cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET Ocean City, County of Cape May and State tiff. an improved street; Lots 15 & 16: lot area, lot at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court bonding company guaranteeing the furnishing NUMBER F 25032 07, pending wherein of New Jersey. A full legal description of the premises can Attorney FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD frontage, lot width, rear yard setback, single House Building located at 9 N. Main Street of a Performance Bond. DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Sheriff: John F. Callinan family dwelling not abutting an improved (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE UNDER THE Premises commonly known as: 3624-3626 May County. This sale is subject to unpaid 752860 street. The premises is also known as 312 Jersey. Bids must be enclosed in sealed envelopes POOLING AND SERVICING AGREEMENT West Ave., Ocean City, NJ 08226 taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer 4x Fee=$131.22 Swainton-Goshen Road, Cape May Court bearing the name and address of the bid- DATED AS OF MARCH 1, 2006, GSRPM liens and other Municipal Assessments. The 05/21, 05/28, 06/04, 06/11/08 House. Property to be sold is located in the Bor- der marked, “Reconstruction of North Boyd MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST, 2006-1 the TAX LOT NO. 15, C3626 in BLOCK NO. amount due can be obtained from the local ______ough of Woodbine, County of Cape May Street, Middle Township, Cape May County, plaintiff AND LACY M. KEITH, ET AL are the 3604 taxing authority. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE 2. The application of Black Lagoon Farms and State of New Jersey. New Jersey” and addressed to the Township defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public Amount due under judgment is Corp. for amended preliminary and fi nal ma- of Middle, Cape May County, New Jersey. venue on: Dimension of Lot Approximately: 15 x 100 $8,280.68 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to Notice is hereby given that all household and jor site plan approval to allow installation of a Premises commonly known as: 1750 Route WEDNESDAY THE 18TH DAY OF (50%) be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certi- personal goods owned and stored in units temporary offi ce trailer and multiple temporary 50, Woodbine, NJ 08270 The award of a contract shall not be binding JUNE A.D. 2008 fi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount listed below at A-1 Easy Self Storage, 300 N. storage trailers and for a revised parking lot upon the Township of Middle until the contract, at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Nearest Cross Street: 36th Street of 20% of the bid price is required. Railroad Avenue, Rio Grande, NJ 08242 will layout at the premises known as Block 335, TAX LOT NO. 382 in BLOCK 11 in accordance with the Plans and Specifi ca- House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Property, all that certain condominium unit The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any be offered for sale by Public Auction. Sale Lot 5.02 on the Middle Township Tax Map was th tion, is actually executed by the successful (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New and its undivided percentage interest in sale without further notice of publication. date will be June 7 at 11 A.M. continued to the Board’s May 22, 2008 meet- Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 623 ft bidder and by the Township of Middle. Bid- Jersey. the common elements situate, lying and All publication costs are paid for by the plain- ing. The premises is also known as Bayberry x 590 ft x 634 ft x 674 ft (aka 54 ft x 667 ft ders are required to incorporate into their being in the City of Ocean City, County tiff. Unit #C17 – Edward Cantz Drive, Cape May Court House. The premises x 54 ft x 674 ft) contract the Regulations promulgated by the Property to be sold is located in the Town- of Cape May, and State of New Jersey, Attorney RAGAN & RAGAN Unit #C23 – Chuck Becica is also known as Bayberry Drive, Cape May Treasurer pursuant to P.L. 1975, C.127. The ship of Middle, County of Cape May and bounded and described as follows: in- Sheriff: John F. Callinan Unit #D9 – Kenneth Rosenfi eld Court House. Nearest Cross Street: Formerly land of project is to be funded by a Local Aid Grant State of New Jersey. cluding the appurtenances thereto in fee 752858 Unit #F1 – Susanna Jones Wheaton Industries awarded to Middle Township by the New Jer- simple, subject to the provisions of New 4x Fee=$111.78 Unit #A35 – Steven Cox 3. The application of ZRB, LLC for fi nal major sey Department of Transportation. Premises commonly known as: 122 George Jersey Condominium Act (R.S. 46:8B-10, 05/21, 05/28, 06/04, 06/11/08 subdivision approval for the premises known Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, & Dunbar Street Et Seq) its amendments and supplements ______2x Fee=$17.01 as Block 51, Lot 76 on the Middle Township municipal or tax liens that may be due. Financial assistance for this activity is made and to the provisions of the Master Deed SHERIFF’S SALE 05/21, 05/28/08 Tax Map was approved. The premises is possible by a grant from the: TAX LOT NO. 1 and 3, BLOCK 932 of “3624-26 West Avenue Condominium”, ______also known as 315 Swainton-Goshen Road, Tax and prior lien info: At the time of the a condominium dated of even date here- By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out PUBLIC AUCTION for 1979 30’ Skylark Swainton. publication taxes/sewer/water information New Jersey Department of Transportation Dimensions: 25’ x 100’ with and intended to be recorded immedi- of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Travel Trailer and various personal property was not available – You must check with Bureau of Local Aid ately prior hereto in the Cape May County cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET to include furniture and camping gear, June 4. The application of Frank and Donna Pen- the tax collector for the exact amounts State Municipal Aid Grant Nearest Cross Street: Corner of George & Clerk’s Offi ce. NUMBER F 24430 07, pending wherein 19, 2008 at 8 am at Acorn Campground, 419 rose for minor subdivision approval, a vari- due. Dunbar Street COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS, INC. the Route 47 South, Green Creek, NJ 08219. ance for minimum lot frontage for proposed Jon Corzine, Governor “The sheriff hereby reserves the right to plaintiff AND DALE MADKIFF, SR.; CYN- Lot 19.02, a variance to allow a permit for con- A full legal description of the premises can State of New Jersey Superior Interests (if any): None adjourn this sale without further notice THIA L. MADKIFF, HIS WIFE, ET ALS are 2x Fee=$9.72 struction of a single family home on a lot not be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape through publication” the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at 05/28, 06/04/08 abutting a street and waivers from provisions May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Stephen Moy, Manager A full legal description of the premises can public venue on: ______of soil borings and topography for proposed taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer New Jersey Department of Transportation be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Prior Liens/Encumbrances WEDNESDAY THE 18TH DAY OF (L.S.) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO Lot 19.01 for the premises known as Block liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Bureau of Local Aid May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Taxes Open: $1,167.75 JUNE A.D. 2008 472, Lot 19 on the Middle Township Tax Map amount due can be obtained from the local taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court 331 EAST 16TH AVENUE was approved. The premises is also known as taxing authority. As such, minority-owned business enterprises liens and other Municipal Assessments. The TOTAL AS OF April 30, 2008: $1,167.75 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION 338 Route 47 South. Amount due under judgment is are encouraged to bid the project. Any fi rms amount due can be obtained from the local (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New $251,534.50 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees banished from doing business with the State taxing authority. A full legal description of the premises can Jersey. YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND RE- 5. The application of E. L. Brainard, Jr. for mi- to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- of New Jersey or appearing on Circular No. 44 Amount due under judgment is be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape QUIRED to serve upon STERN, LAVINTHAL, nor subdivision approval, a waiver for soil bor- tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount will be disqualifi ed from the bidding. $34,831.19 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Property to be sold is located in the Town- FRANKENBERG & NORGAARD, LLC, plain- ings and the following variances: minimum lot of 20% of the bid price is required. to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer ship of Dennis, County of Cape May and tiff’s attorneys, whose address is 293 Eisen- frontage and lot width for Lot 16.02, minimum The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any By Order of the Township Committee. tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount liens and other Municipal Assessments. The State of New Jersey. hower Parkway - Suite 300, Livingston, New lot area for proposed Lot 16.04, minimum lot sale without further notice of publication. Tracey Taverner of 20% of the bid price is required. amount due can be obtained from the local Jersey 07039, an Answer to the Complaint frontage for Lot 16.04 and a variance to allow All publication costs are paid for by the plain- Treasurer The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any taxing authority. Premises commonly known as: 182 Chest- and Amendment to Complaint, fi led in a civil creation of a lot not abutting a street at the tiff. sale without further notice of publication. Amount due under judgment is nut Street, Woodbine (a/k/a Belleplain) action, in which AMERICAN HOME MORT- premises known as Block 389, Lot 16.02 on Attorney ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- 2x Fee=$94.77 All publication costs are paid for by the plain- $620,961.68 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees (Dennis Township), NJ GAGE SERVICING, INC., A DELAWARE the Middle Township Tax Map was continued MAN 05/21, 05/28/08 tiff. to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- CORPORATION FORMERLY KNOWN AS to the Board’s June 26, 2008 meeting. The Sheriff: John F. Callinan ______Attorney POWERS KIRN LLC tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount It is known and designated as Block 31, AH MORTGAGE ACQUISITION CO., INC. is premises is also known as 38 North 10th 752853 NOTICE Sheriff: John F. Callinan of 20% of the bid price is required. Lot 24 the plaintiff and CAREN NIRES, ET ALS are Street Del Haven. 4x Fee=$121.50 752854 The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any the defendants, pending in the Superior Court 5/14, 5/21, 5/28, 6/4/08 ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL 4x Fee=$111.78 sale without further notice of publication. The dimensions are approximately 80 feet of New Jersey, Chancery Division, Cape May 6. The application of Ryder Campground, Inc. ______05/21, 05/28, 06/04, 06/11/08 All publication costs are paid for by the plain- wide by 539 feet long (irregular) County, and bearing Docket No. F-17685-08 for preliminary major subdivision approval TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE Take notice that an application has been ______tiff. within thirty-fi ve (35) days after 5/28/2008 or for the premises known as Block 168, Block COUNTY OF CAPE MAY made to the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board SHERIFF’S SALE Attorney FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD Nearest Cross Street: 6th Street the date of this publication, whichever is later, 43.03 on the Middle Township Tax Map was STATE OF NEW JERSEY of the City of North Wildwood to transfer an Sheriff: John F. Callinan exclusive of such date(s). If you fail to do so, continued to the Board’s May 22, 2008 meet- interest in Vast, Inc. to an additional stock- By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out 752856 Prior Lien(s): Subject to unpaid taxes and judgment by default may be rendered against ing. The premises is also known as 221 West NOTICE TO BIDDERS holder as to premises situate at 116 West First of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- 4x Fee=$155.52 other municipal liens. you for the relief demanded in the Complaint Shellbay Avenue, Cape May Court House. Avenue, North Wildwood, New Jersey as to cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET 05/21, 05/28, 06/04, 06/11/08 As of 1/18/2008 taxes are paid through 1st and Amendment to Complaint. You shall fi le Take notice that sealed bids are hereby re- which premises Vast, Inc. is the holder of that NUMBER F 27383 07, pending wherein U.S. ______quarter 2008. 2nd quarter 2008 taxes in the your Answer and Proof of Service in duplicate Memorializing Resolutions concerning items quested for supplying the following services Plenary Retail Consumption License #0507- BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, A NA- SHERIFF’S SALE amount of $542.30 was due on 5/1/2008. with the Clerk of the Superior Court of New 1.A. through 1.C. above are on fi le with the and/or materials to the Township of Middle in 33-002-005 heretofore issued to Vast, Inc. for TIONAL BANKING ASSOCIATION, NOT IN Jersey, Richard J. Hughes Justice Complex, Middle Township Clerk’s Offi ce and the Middle the calendar year 2008: the said premises situate in North Wildwood, ITS INDIVIDUAL CAPACITY, BUT SOLELY By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Subject to Judgment No. DJ-066827-2002 24 Market Street, Trenton, New Jersey 08625, Township Zoning Offi cial’s Offi ce at Middle New Jersey. AS TRUSTEE OF THE BANC OF AMERICA of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- in the sum of $3,154.80, plus costs. First in accordance with the rules of civil practice Township Hall, 33 Mechanic Street, Cape TURF/SOD PURCHASE AND DELIVERY OF FUNDING CORPORATION TRUST 2007-1 cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET American Title Insurance Company will and procedure. May Court House, New Jersey 08210. Upon MATERIAL ONLY The following is a list of names, addresses, the plaintiff AND WILLIAM SAPONARO, JR., NUMBER DJ 29454 08, pending wherein L.T. insure without exception or issue letter of passage Memorializing Resolutions concern- amount of stock, and position held by each ET AL are the defendant(s), I shall expose for ASSET RECOVERY, LLC the plaintiff AND indemnifi cation as to said judgment. This action has been instituted for the purpose ing items 2.-6. above will likewise be fi led. The sealed bids will be received by the Town- stockholder, partner, Executor or other ofticer sale at public venue on: JOSEPH RUBINI are the defendant(s), I shall of (1) foreclosing a mortgage dated July 10 ship Clerk of the Township of Middle at 33 of said proposed revised Vast, Inc. WEDNESDAY THE 18TH DAY OF expose for sale at public venue on: A full legal description of the premises can 2007 made by CAREN NIRES to MORT- (Page A36 Please) Herald Newspapers May 28 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A 3 1

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remarkable & LAWN CARE from UPenn, certifi ed Powerwashing K-6 & 6-8 Math. Avalon PEOPLE. special! Lawncare maintenance, Pest Control- summer resident with 3 Stone yards, drive- spring & fall cleanups, years teaching experi- A leader in the healthcare industry, ways, bobcat work, pressure washing, con- CHOPPY SEAS PEST ence. Great with kids, 7 Genesis HealthCare is now hiring for our topsoil, mulch, trees, crete walkways, decora- CONTROL PROGRAMS years camp experience. North Cape Center in North Cape May, NJ. property make-overs. tive stones, mulch 609-805-8376 Flexible hours, available Free Estimates 609-465-5806 DIETARY AND For inspection/treat- for in-home tutoring in Painting- HOUSEKEEPING AIDE ment of single family Avalon, Stone Harbor & PART-TIME, 24 HOURS/WEEK 609-408-5000 dwellings. $55 + tax for Sea Isle. $75/hr, fee ne- 609-898-9649 A + Painting CERTIFIED NURSING most insect treatments. gotiable. Contact Steph- Small or Large Jobs ASSISTANTS Termite treatments not anie: (610) 306-8953. ALL SHIFTS AVAILABLE Shirt Shops Landscaping- included LPN Semi-Retired Painter. μ WebID #: 151216 FULL-TIME, 3PM-11PM of Cape May Interior/Exterior, Res- Piano Service- SHOFFLER’S Now taking applications for: toration, Commercial, Tutor- Walk-Ins Welcome to Apply! LANDSCAPING Residential, Power- TUNING REPAIRS: Reg-

As part of the Genesis team, you’ll enjoy: • Sales Help washing & Wallpaper ulation Grands, Spinet, Complete Experienced S.A.T. • Medical, dental, vision benefits • Shift Manager Removal. Sheetrock Upright, Console, Stu- Landscaping Services & Math Tutor: • Flexible schedule and vacation time • Stock Person Insured. References. dio. Player Piano Re- Spring Clean-ups, Grades 6 - 12. Cape • 401k with employer contribution builders. Professional beds mulched, expert May County area. • Tuition assistance • And more! For 3 area shops. 609-889-2694 Refi nishing. Customer service skills triming of shrubs. Reasonable prices. 609-602-4850 Expert Old-World helpful. Must be friendly & Residential/Commer- 610-937-7910 APPLY TODAY! 609-602-6889 Craftsmanship. at www.genesiscareers.jobs mature minded. Full time cial. Condominium Guaranteed. Contact at or part time, year round or maintenance. 26 years Patti Myers seasonal. Painting- Call 609-368-2719 609-898-4002 in business. We em- MISCELLANEOUS Apply: 423 Beach Dr. ploy no illegal workers Or fax resume to 609-898-8923 Carfagno Professional Plumbing- Cape May or call - all our workers are 609-898-0066 9am-5pm Painting covered by worker’s & Powerwashing E & J PLUMBING LOST & FOUND Ask for Lisa compensation insur- or Steven & HEATING - MISC EOE M/F/D/V ance. This protects Interior/exterior. Fully Plumbing heating, air you, the homeowner, insured. References conditioning. 30 years against lawsuits Middle Township School District available. No job too experience. Ed John- brought on by undocu- LOST: Charm bracelet, small. Licensed & In- son, Master Plumber mented, uninsured possibly vicinity of Of- High School sured Lic# 6277 Inspectors workers. Fully insured. fi ce Depot, Big Lots or Lic# 6411. Grading & Teacher of Music Free estimates. McDonalds, North Cape Call Joe Carfagno backhoe service avail- • Part-time May. Sentimental value. 609-846-3508 able. • NJ Teacher of Music cert. required Call Tim REWARD! Ed, 609-780-1409 • Start date - 9/1/08 Cell 609-602-4558 609-889-2628 Jim, 609-780-5280 • Respond by 6/2/08 609-886-9838 Assistant Field Hockey Coach email: timshoffl er • Stipend-$5,185, Start date - August 16, 2008 @comcast.net Lost & Found- • NJ Teacher cert. preferred; Minimum of County Substitute Cert. required LOST IN • Respond by 5/30/08 CUSTOMER SERVICE STONE HARB0R Band Director FULL TIME on 5/14/08; in front of • Stipend-$6,647, Start date - July 2008 164 84th St.; Bernina • NJ Teacher of Music cert. required Responsibilities include answering incoming tele- sewing machine em- • Respond by 6/3/08 phone inquiries and complaints, supporting delivery broidery attachment. Assistant Band Director department and performing related clerical activities. Perhaps mistaken for • Stipend-$5,119, Start date - July 2008 The ability to work well under pressure, have a pleas- bulk trash. Please call • NJ Teacher of Music cert. required ant telephone manner and personal skills required. Don’t shell 609-368-2201 or 412- • Respond by 6/3/08 Typing, calculator and computer skills required. Good 760-3550 Administrative Building starting salary and good company benefi ts for full out a lot to μ WebID #: 151254 Clerk Typist time staff. All inquiries confi dential. advertise! • 35 hours per week; Salary - $19,401 Apply in person 10am- 12 noon Cleaning House? • Start date - 9/1/08 CALL TODAY SELL YOUR STUFF HERE! • Respond by 6/6/08 Wildwood Linen MMAKEAKE QQUICKUICK CCASH!ASH! 6012 New Jersey Ave.,Wildwood Crest, NJ TO PLACE YOUR AD. Please submit resume, copy of certifi cate, if applicable, to: Fax resume and references to: Michael J. Kopakowski, Superintendent, 609-523-8180 609-886-8600 216 S. Main St., Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 Or email: [email protected] EOE Ext. 33 or 34 8886-860086-8600 ext.ext. 3333 oror 3434 Herald Newspapers May 28 2008 Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A33

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Child Care- Cleaning- PROF. SERVICES House Cleaners TEACHER’S Driver- BANKRUPTCY Needed Now Free Initial AIDE DRIVER/ Consultation Full time, part time or Victoria Steffen, Esq., For local Christian CDL school. Must be reliable, just Sats. Must be expe- 609-463-0611 rienced, dependable & dependable & mature- Immediate, Full time, Beauty- minded. Year round, full honest. μ WebID #: 138470 40+ hours, year round and part time. Also, Su- Lobster House 609- 884-1997 local; Rolloff or me- STYLISTS pervisory position open- chanical experience a TRAVEL/TRIPS Fisherman’s Wharf ing in June plus. Clean MVR. Reli- Full time. Must have a Cleaning- Cape May able. Come grow with GOING valid NJ State cosmetol- Call Robin our team! Health insur- SOMEWHERE? ogy license. Immediate Fish Market and Take-out 609-465-1466 ★★★★★★ ance. Tell everyone about the positions available. Child Care- HOUSEKEEPERS trip your organization is 609-861-0002 NOW HIRING sponsoring. 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Raff’s Recycling, Cape May Now hiring Full Time/ Cleaning- ★★★★★★ 209 Goshen Road, Physical & Occupational Part Time stylists for our Cape May Court House Rio Grande & Egg Har- Bed & Breakfast- CLEANERS for an application. Only Therapist bor Township locations. experienced need apply. We offer the highest pay FRONT DESK- Seeking part time help. MEET & GREET! and benefi t package EVENINGS Must work Saturdays. Cleaning- Holy Redeemer Home Care, the largest not-forprofit available, technical and TOO LATE TO Experience helpful. provider of home healthcare services in NJ and PA, is management training. CLASSIFY - 2 - 10pm/ 3 - 11pm LAUNDRY/ seeking licensed PTs & OTs in Cape May & Atlantic Come join our team. Call counties. Join us to learn more: shifts. Weekends re- 609-523-9560 HELP WANTED for more information: HOUSEKEEPING quired. Must have reli- Paula (215) 439-1744 Sand Barrens Golf Club able transportation. Cape May Bed and Beauty/Cosmetology- Thursday, May 29th, 3pm-6pm Cleaning- WebID #: 150533 Breakfast and Spa. 1765 Route 9 North, Swainton, NJ μ Apply in person Full time position. Du- COSMETOLOGIST • Hors d’oeuvres & Door prizes Beauty- Angel of the Sea Cleaning ties include washing, 5 Trenton Ave. folding and ironing Inn Cape May Day Spa has Our transition to handheld devices eliminates paper HAIRSTYLISTS Cape May $12 - $20/hour. Cleaning and Spa linens, cham- an opening for a Part medical records, provides real time information, and weekdays and Saturday bermaid responsibili- Time Cosmetologist to enables each member of the therapy team to see LTC Stylists is looking change-overs. Must be ties and ability to assist perform natural nail exactly what the treatment plan entails. for two licensed, expe- reliable, responsible, en- serving and clearing services, facials, body • Electronic Medical Records eliminates virtually rienced & dependable Child Care- ergetic. breakfast as needed. treatments and provide all paperwork hair stylists to work in expert help in skin • Flexible Schedules an assisted living com- AREA PRE- SCHOOL Call Joanne, Call 609-602-5760 care to our clients. • Competitive Compensation munity & skilled nursing SEEKING FULL TIME 609-886-4023 Working knowledge of • Comprehensive Benefits facilty in the Cape May TEACHING Cleaning- Aveda and Phytomer RSVP to Susan Burns at 609-761-0296 and area. Minimum 3 years ASSISTANTS a plus. Current NJ apply online prior to the event at experience required; Cleaning Cleaning- Cosmetology license www.holyredeemer.com One in CMCH & One in commission based Person Needed required. compensation. Green Creek Experience PART TIME CLEANING preferred. Excellent pay Fax resume to: For private residence HELP WANTED Call Kim at and benefi ts available. 609-898-0092; Advanced Clinical Care in the Home EOE in Wildwood Crest, 2 RESIDENTIAL AND 866-372-5100; e-mail to: relax@ days per week, fl exible TURNOVERS. IN THE fax resume to Call 609-889-0722 capemaydayspa.com schedule. References CAPE MAY COUNTY 215-659-0411 PO Box 455 or call 609-898-1003. required. Salary nego- SHORE AREAS, CALL or apply online Green Creek, NJ 08219 tiable. 609-729-0878 FOR IN- www.ltcstylists.net. FORMATION. or 609-465-4790 Beauty/Spa- 267-688-1866 148 Crest Haven Rd. μ WebID #: 151698 CMCH, NJ 08210 316 Day Spa 316 South Main Street Office hours 9 to 5 Cape May Court House Job Hunting made easy! Monday - Friday 609-465-7921 CAPE COUNSELING SERVICES, INC., a JCAHO Hiring 2 Positions DRIVERS NEEDED accredited behavioral healthcare agency, has the following position(s) open: * MASSAGE Ads available THERAPIST WILDWOOD online RESIDENTIAL COUNSELORS * COSMETOLOGIST LINEN SUPPLY Part time and full time Residential Counselors needed for adult and adolescent Must have cosmetology 24-7 6112 New Jersey Ave., group homes for shift work. Minimum of a HS Degree and four years (adult) or permit or license Wildwood Crest, NJ two years (adolescent) experience working with the mentally ill is required or BA 08260 Students also welcome • • • SEAPOINTE VILLAGE in Human Services Field. Valid NJ Driver’s license and ability to be insured by our to apply. Call or stop by REALTY CO. Now Taking carrier. to schedule an interview. Applications For DRIVER(S) Ask for Bonnie Reeves, Now Hiring Part time Driver(s) needed to transport adult/adolescents/children to and from Year Round owner • • • Seasonal Positions: CCS program in 15 passenger vehicles. Morning, afternoon and evening runs. & Seasonal Drivers $10.00 per hour. Must have valid driver’s license and ability to be insured by μ WebID #: 151662 • Housekeeping Personnel our carrier. Experience with children a plus. Experience Required Competitive Salary • Receptionist Good Company Please check our web site for other opportunities! Benefi ts Looking Part Time, Seasonal EOE, m/f, minority and women applicants are encouraged to apply for • Recreation Director EQUAL OPPORTUNITY Cape Counseling Services EMPLOYER something? Stop in for application 9am-5pm, Human Resource Department 217 North Main Street, Suite 202, Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 Monday thru Friday APPLY [email protected] Seapointe Village Realty Co. MONDAY THRU FRIDAY Find it in the www.capecounseling.org 9900 Seapointe Blvd., Wildwood Crest, NJ 08260 10AM-12PM CLASSIFIEDS or Fax Resume to 609-729-1829 ASK FOR R. STOKES FAX: 609-463-8671 A34 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Classifi ed Herald Newspapers May 28 2008

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FRONT DESK Applications are now EXCAVATOR MEDICAL Year round, part time CLERK RECEPTIONIST being accepted by the OPERATOR NEEDED SECRETARY Oral Surgeon’s Assis- Cape May County Spe- (With Grapple) tant, will train. X-ray li- Year round Cape May Full time, fl exible hours. cial Services School Mulitple location physi- cense is a plus. motel needs customer Computer & math skills District for the follow- Diversifi ed duties for re- cian specialities group service oriented/ com- a must. Must be a ing positions cycling center. Knowl- Healthcare- seeking full time secre- Please call puter literate person to friendly & detail ori- edge of metals required. tary for the CMCH and 609-465-9600 work days/weekends in- ented. Great benefi ts. TEACHER OF THE ACTIVITIES Linwood areas. Hours cluded. Must be familiar Family environment. Stop in at are Mon. - Fri. from 9am HANDICAPPED AIDE μ WebID #: 150640 with Cape May. Raff Recycling, - 5pm. Previous medical (PART TIME) Apply in person 209 Goshen Road, offi ce and computer ex- * Effective September Apply in person Gentilini Ford Cape May Court House perience a must, along 1, 2008 Individual to imple- between 9am - 5pm Rt. 550 or call 609-465-7406 with excellent people * Must hold NJ Certifi - ment and lead group Victorian Motel Woodbine skills and a friendly per- cation activities in the eve- Healthcare- 223 Congress Place Mon. - Fri. sonality! We offer a com- * Highly qualifi ed in nings and weekends 9am - 3pm Math or Science pre- on our Certifi ed De- LOOKING FOR A petitive salary with ben- ferred General- mentia Unit. REWARDING CA- efi ts. All resumes will be

REER? kept confi dential. Hotel/Restaurant- LIFEGUARDS CONFIDENTIAL Individual must have Fax resume to SECRETARY TO THE experience working Oceana Rehabilita- * Front Desk Lifeguards needed Offi ce Manager at SUPERINTENDENT with this population. tion & Nursing Cen- Agents for 2008 season by 609-465-9387 ter, a 120 bed LTC Must be available local campground. * Effective August 1, If interested facility is seeking Hotel/Motel- nights and weekends Shift work, must be Offi ce- 2008 please call Sandy * Part Time Auditor dependable and able * High school diploma McCrosson CHAMBERPERSONS to work weekends. * CNAs * AM/PM SECRETARY/ * Experience in se- (Recreation Director) Current certifi cations ALL SHIFTS Housemen RECEPTIONIST creterial service in a at 609-465-7171 Now interviewing for required. * Banquet Servers school setting ext. 105 Chamberpersons. Apply in person * Hostess Full time, year round Or apply in person: Call Karen, 502 Route 9 North position available im- Submit letter of Courthouse Call LaMer 609-886-4932 Cape May Apply In Person: mediately. Communica- interest and resume to Convalescent Center Beachfront Inn Monday- Friday, Court House Grand Hotel tion & computer skills Barbara J. 144 Magnolia Drive, for appointment 9am- 5pm: or fax resume to: essential. WEEKENDS Makoski Cape May of Cape May 609-465-7067 609-884-9000 REQUIRED. Benefi ts Superintendent Court House 1045 Beach Avenue General- available. Cape May County

Special Services Hotel/Motel- Offi ce- LOOKING FOR Healthcare- For confi dential School District Red Cross Certifi ed Healthcare- interview contact 4 Moore Road * DESK CLERK/ Billing Position BE A CAREGIVER Kristen DN 704 Lifeguard MANAGER MEDICAL at 609-967-3001 Cape May to teach 50 year old Experience Required Part-time Biller needed Assisting senior in Court House Lower Township resident ASSISTANT * MAINTENANCE for large, busy Cape Real Estate- their homes. FULL NJ 08210 to swim. PERSON May County ophthalmic TIME/PART TIME. $10- Part time, CMCH area. 856-625-7827 Electrical/Plumbing practice. Experience is a SALESPEOPLE $11.50/ hour. Experi- Busy medical practice. General- Skills Required. plus, but willing to train. ence and auto neces- Medical knowledge μ WebID #: 151428 Full Time, Year Round Duties include, but not Looking for 2 exception- sary. necessary with typing, limited to: Bicycle Mechanic General/Veterinary- Opportunity. al, dynamic, confi dent computer skills & good Needed & energetic real estate CALL phone manners * Calling insurance References Required salespeople for South TECHNICIAN SOUTH JERSEY companies/checking Must be willing to work Jersey’s most presti- NEEDED HOME CARE, Fax resume with contact status of claims mornings and week- For interview, gious development, Monday- Friday, number and references * Answering phones ends. call 609-602-2053. The Grand at Diamond for busy veterinary hos- 9am- 5pm included: 609-465-4042 * Miscellaneous cleri- Beach. Position includes pital. Part time. Experi- 609-399-4788 cal work Inquire at Smitty’s Bike salary, commission & ence preferred, but will * Must be fl exible with Rental, benefi ts package. train motivated people. Healthcare- hours (nights possible) 609-523-9113 Hotel/Motel- Healthcare- Apply in confi dence to Send resume or apply in CAREGIVERS Immediate Opening HOUSEKEEPERS thegrand person. No phone calls, NEEDED Now Hiring available, 16 hours per please. Cape May Veter- @teamoceanside.com * CNAs week (Thursday and Fri- General- inary Hospital, 694 Pet- Immediate openings. CHHA, CNA, Compan- Part time/Full time, day) ticoat Creek Lane, Cape Full or part time. ions & Live-ins. Com- 11- 7 shift Cape May County May, NJ 08204 Experience a plus. Restaurant- passionate caregivers * LPN Fax resume to (609) Campground has open- needed to assist elderly Part time, 11- 7 shift 465-3213, or call (609) ings for seasonal help Apply in person: AXELSSON’S General- in their homes. Part time/ * Med Tech 465-1616 Or email to (part & full time) in 5501 Ocean Ave., BLUE CLAW full time. Part time, 3- 11 shift [email protected] Wildwood Crest RESTAURANT

*ASSISTANT Spa Coordinator * Cooks 609-522-6507 Now Hiring Contact Visiting Angels ACTIVITY Part time 609-289-5392 DIRECTOR A renowned spa * Concierge Hotel/Motel- * LINE COOK in Cape May is Offi ce- * REGISTRATION Healthcare/Dental- Part time (Part Time) looking for an NEED HELP? OFFICE HOUSEKEEPING OFFICE * SERVERS outgoing and dynamic Certifi ed Please apply * GENERAL STORE ASSISTANT * SEATERS person with some Dental Assistant in person: Immediate position CALL TODAY * POOL retail sales experience. LOYALTON TO PLACE YOUR AD. MAINTENANCE Primary responsibilities of Cape May Reliable person for Please call Busy dental practice has Lark Motel include assisting guests 591 Route 9 South busy construction for appointment, immediate opening for 98th & Second Ave. 609-886-8600 Good pay & good work- in scheduling spa Cape May Court offi ce. QuickBooks, 609-884-5878 patient- oriented person, Stone Harbor Ext. 33 or 34 ing environment. Day appointments, retail House computer & customer who is challenged by the 609-368-2500 & night shifts available. sales and coordinating service, dispatch. potential of expanded Restaurant- Weekends required. daily flow at the spa. Health insurance. duties. X-ray license re- μ WebID #: 150403 The Spa Coordinator quired. BROILER Fill out application must possess excellent 609-861-1176 or SAUTE COOK in person at verbal communication CALL 609-886-8600 EXT 33 or 34 to place your ad Call Carol, Driftwood skills, have a pleasant 609-465-5415 Minimum 3 years Camping Resort manner, and have or fax resume to: experience required for 1955 Rt. 9 N a working knowledge 609-465-1603 LOOKING gourmet, high volume Clermont of computers. Must restaurant. or fax resume be available to work FOR A JOB?

to: 609-624-3791 on weekends and The Herald For interview, call holidays. 609-729-4141 or WebID #: 151339 makes it easy to μ FAX resume to: Please email your fi nd one! 609-729-4321 resume to relax@capemay IN PRINT AND ON THE WEB JP Restaurant dayspa.com Group Fax to 609-898-0092 Office hours 9 to 5 or call 609-898-1003. HERALD CLASSIFIEDS Monday - Friday Herald Newspapers May 28 2008 Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A35

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Lincoln Avenue: May 31 Good Cause (From Page A30) WINDSOR 20" Floor STONE HARBOR, (2) Property to be sold is located in the City of & June 1, 9am- 4pm. Saturday, May 31st. Buffer with Pads, $100; matching 3 cushion so- Ocean City, County of Cape May and State Sunset Blvd., to left on 8am-2pm. 5 Nicholas Upon fi ling the Resolutions shall be available of New Jersey. 6' Portable Bar with sink fas, best offer; (2) twin Wanted- for inspection. Lighthouse Ave., right on Lane, Seaville. Rain and speed racks. Lami- wicker headboards, $25; Premises commonly known as: 1050 Bay Whilldin to Lincoln Cor- Date, June 1st. Terrifi c David L. May, Secretary Avenue nated Oak fi nish with (2) twin boxsprings, $20; WANTED TO BUY Middle Township Planning Board ner. Lots of everything! Stuff! TAX LOT NO. 19 in BLOCK NO. 1010 stainless interior top. (1) 49” dining room buf- I PAY THE HIGHEST 1x Fee=$55.89 05/28/08 Yard/Tag Sale- ______New condition, $400; 10 fet light color wood, $50; PRICES for Gold, Silver, Dimension of Lot: 39 x 67 μ WebID #: 151740 MIDDLE TOWNSHIP PLANNING BOARD used Wind Boards with 610-392-4244 or 610- Platinum, Large Dia- NOTICE OF HEARING ON APPLICATION Nearest Cross Street: Eleventh Street sails, $ 75 per board; 2 392-4363 monds and Watches in NORTH CAPE MAY Es- FOR DEVELOPMENT New Wind Boards with tate Sale: 303 Haverford ANIMALS Beginning at the Northerly corner of Elev- Furnishings- the area. Local Jeweler Applicant’s Name: Edward L. Peterson enth Street and Bay Avenue; containing Avenue. Complete con- sails, $600 per board. over 30 years in the In- Northeastwardly along the Northwesterly Address: 95-93 Honeysuckle Lane and Oyster Call 368-1201 ask for tents & collectibles. May line of Bay Avenue 39 ft in front or breadth Triple dresser, chest & dustry. Call Nate @609- HORSES FOR SALE Road and of that width extending Northwest- 29, 30 & pickup 31, 9am Pete 675-0760. Expert repair wardly between parallel lines, one being nightstand, $300; cock- -5pm. No early birds. Owner’s Name: Edward L. Peterson the Northeasterly line of Eleventh Street, tail & end table, $150; TV and custom design ser- 67.5 ft. in length or depth. vice available. CASH Address: 93 Honeysuckle Lane, Cape May FURNISHINGS stand, $50; China closet, Court House, NJ 08210 Prior Liens/Encumbrances $300. 609-465-0205 Yard/Tag Sale- Horses For Sale- 2007 taxes: $1,023.73 open + penalty Subject Property – Street Address: 93 & 95 Furnishings- μ WebID #: 151299 2007 taxes: $772.30 open + penalty Furnishings- Honeysuckle Lane & Oyster Road 2008 1st Qtr.: $337.87 open + penalty STONE HARBOR, 150 Free Horse 2008 1st Qtr.: $254.88 open + penalty Subject Property – Tax Map Block: 168 BUNK BED with full YARD/TAG SALES 91st St.: Estate/ Garage For more information, Lot(s): 9, 11 & 12 A full legal description of the premises can TWO WICKER Bureaus, & twin mattress, white Sale. Variety of items. please call Nicole @ 609- be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on the 10th day night stand, desk & chair. May County. This sale is subject to unpaid metal frame, $75. 856- Sat., May 31 & Sun., 374-2939 of June, 2008, at 7:30PM, prevailing time, at Yard/Tag Sale- taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer $200 for whole set. 609- the Middle Township Municipal Building, lo- 455-1153 June 1, 8am - 4pm liens and other Municipal Assessments. The cated at Boyd and Mechanic Streets, Cape 465-7002 amount due can be obtained from the local μ WebID #: 151326 May Court House, New Jersey 08210, the AVALON, Yard/Tag Sale- taxing authority. Middle Township Planning Board will hold a Amount due under judgment is 291 41st Street hearing on the application for development of $443,274.68 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees LOST & FOUND - the undersigned. Applicant seeks all required GARAGE SALE STONE HARBOR, 256 to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- approvals and relief so as to permit: applicant tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount 98th Street: May 31, ANIMALS proposes to subdivide existing Lot 9 into 2 5/31/08 of 20% of the bid price is required. conforming lots, no variances are requested. 8am- Noon. Linens, toys, The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Furniture, TV, Kitchen They also propose to subdivide a portion of sale without further notice of publication. games, large pet crate, Lost & Found- Lot 11 and add it to Lot 12 to increase its lot items, Home Accesso- All publication costs are paid for by the plain- area, a variance is requested at the subject various other items. tiff. ries (Including Pottery premises noted above. Specifi cally, the fol- Attorney FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD FOUND CAT lowing approvals/variances are sought: Lot 12 Barn items) All items in Yard/Tag Sale- Sheriff: John F. Callinan for front yard setback as noted. Hardship vari- 752861 excellent condition. ance for front yard setback as noted. This is a 4x Fee=$131.22 Handsome, gray & black minor subdivision approval of lot set back front TRANQUILTY, Glouces- 5/28, 6/4, 6/11, 6/18/08 striped cat, very friendly, yard and lot area. Lot width and front. μ WebID #: 151309 ter & Hyannis: 3 Family ______SHERIFF’S SALE Sale. May 30 & 31, 8am- great smile. Sp/Nt chip A copy of the said application and accom- Yard/Tag Sale- panying documents will be on fi le with the in ear. Found in Avalon, By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out 1pm. Miscellaneous Secretary of the Middle Township Planning of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- vicinity 65th St. 609- Board/Zoning Offi cer and may be inspected, We’ll buy and sell your items for you! home & boating items. cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET AVALON, 98 35th Street: during normal business hours, in the Middle 967-3842 NUMBER F 17707 07, pending wherein Township Zoning Offi ce, Middle Township Mu- • We take the photos 1500 Rt. 47 So. #E6 Saturday, May 31, 8am. MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRA- μ WebID #: 151480 nicipal Building, Boyd and Mechanic Streets, TION SYSTEMS, INC., AS NOMINEE FOR • We write the ad Rio Grande, NJ 08242 Multi- family. Furni- wwww.capemaycountyherald.comww.capemaycountyherald.com Cape May Court House, New Jersey, by all in- FGC COMMERCIAL MORTGAGE FI- terested parties at least ten (10) days prior to ture, decor, electronics, NANCE, DBA FREMONT MORTGAGE the • We manage the entire 609-889-8500 the said hearing. Further, any interested party Call Janet at plaintiff AND JUAN R. ROJAS, ET ALS are [email protected] household items, sports may appear in person or by attorney at said sales process the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at (GSP Exit 4A, next to ShopRite in the 609-886-8600 ext.34 hearing and participate therein in accordance • We pack, then ship the item out equipment, much more! public venue on: Rio Grande Plaza) for great results today. with the rules of the Middle Township Planning • We send you a check WEDNESDAY THE 25TH DAY OF Board. This notice is sent pursuant to the re- JUNE A.D. 2008 quirements of the Municipal Land Use Law. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court www.rioauctionittoday.com Herald Offi ce Hours are 9 to 5 / Monday to Friday House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Edward L. Peterson (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Applicant Jersey.

1x Fee=$30.38 05/28/08 Property to be sold is located in the Town- News Digests ______ship of Lower, County of Cape May and (From Page A10) Environmental Protection to study the female was being assaulted and fl ed her MIDDLE TOWNSHIP State of New Jersey. health and size of the surf clam popula- attacker and ran to a residence in the ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT residents the right to privacy and protection from a NOTICE OF HEARING ON APPLICATION Premises commonly known as: 71 Beach- tion off the New Jersey coast. Atlantic 1000 block of Golf Club Road seeking as- FOR DEVELOPMENT bombardment of sales calls,” said Milam. More than hurst Drive, Lower, NJ 08204 surf clams are abundant off the southern sistance. Police learned that the victim a 2.8 million state residents have registered their phone Applicant’s Name: coast of New Jersey, where they are 19-year-old female from North Wildwood TAX LOT NO. 4 in BLOCK NO. 494.25 numbers with the “Do Not Call” list. The measure will Andre and Gloria Hodges fi shed commercially. Due to its sweet fl a- was driving in a vehicle with two other Dimension of Lot Approximately: be fi led with the Secretary of State, with authenticated Address: 527 Goshen Road, vor, the meat of these surf clams is com- subjects when she was assaulted and 75 x 125 copies sent to the Chairman and members of the FCC. Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 monly used for “strips,” chowder and sprayed in the face with pepper spray. Nearest Cross Street: Sand Dune Drive sushi. “This study is critical in maintain- The female driver, 18, of North Cape Owner’s Name: Same as above Beginning at a point in the curved north- Address: Beach, Ocean Bills Pass ing a healthy population of surf clams for May, pulled the vehicle over and the westerly line of Beachhurst Drive (50 feet wide), 56.09 feet northeastwardly from the WASHINGTON –– The U.S. Senate Committee on New Jersey’s commercial and recreation- victim fl ed followed by the accused. The Subject Property – Street Address: 527 Gos- northeasterly end of a curve (radius 20 the Environment and Public Works (EPW) approved al fi shermen,” said Sen. Lautenberg, a victim was able to seek assistance from hen Road, Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 feet) connecting the said northwesterly line of Beachhurst Drive with the north- May 21 two bills introduced by Sen. Frank R. Laut- member of the Senate Environment and a local residence. The attacker, identi- Subject Property – Tax Map Block: 56.01 easterly line of Sand Dune Drive enberg (D-NJ) to improve the health and safety of our Public Works Committee. The $143,661 fi ed by the victim as a Michael Williams, Lot(s):41 nation's beaches, and protect the environment by en- grant will allow NJDEP to continue its of Wildwood, got back into the vehicle Prior Liens/Encumbrances PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on the 12th, day Water Open + Penalty: $374.85 couraging the use of more double-hull tankers instead long-term surf clam research survey and fl ed the scene. A short time later, of June, 2008, at 7:00pm, prevailing time, at Sewer Open + Penalty: $163.24 the Middle Township Municipal Building, lo- TOTAL AS OF May 5, 2008: $538.09 of single-hull tankers. The fi rst bill would require the and evaluate lifecycle patterns of the the driver of the vehicle returned back cated at Boyd and Mechanic Streets, Cape Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to use stronger surf clams by studying plankton in state to the scene of the attack and advised May Court House, New Jersey 08210, the A full legal description of the premises can Middle Township Zoning Board of Adjust- beach water quality testing and public notifi cation stan- waters. “The Atlantic surf clams are an offi cers that Williams ordered her to be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape ment will hold a hearing on the application May County. This sale is subject to unpaid dards to keep beachgoers informed about the safety of important part of our state’s economy drive, threatening to use force against for development of the undersigned. Appli- taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer cant seeks all required approvals and relief their beaches. The second bill would remove federal li- and thrive along the New Jersey coast,” her if she did not comply. The driver told liens and other Municipal Assessments. The so as to permit: Build a carport off the right ability limits for those responsible for creating oil spills said Sen. Menendez. police where Williams exited the car and amount due can be obtained from the local side of the structure on an area that is already taxing authority. if they continue to use single-hull tankers after 2010. he was picked up a short time later with- block topped at the subject premises noted Amount due under judgment is above. Specifi cally, the following variances “With the start of summer approaching, Americans Police Nab Knife Wielder out incident. Williams, 28, was charged $329,024.74 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees and approvals are sought: Hardship variance to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- expect our nation’s beaches to be clean and safe,” said with kidnapping, criminal restraint, (N.J.S.A. 40:55D-70c(1) for the right side set WILDWOOD –– On May 27 at ap- tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount Sen. Lautenberg, a member of the EPW Committee. aggravated assault and weapons offenses. back (north side). proximately 2:22 a.m., Wildwood police of 20% of the bid price is required. He was lodged in county jail awaiting The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any A copy of the said application and accom- responded to the courtyard of the Blue sale without further notice of publication. Bill Targets Boat Abandoners bail to be set. panying documents will be on fi le with the Heron Motel, located at 119 W. Roberts All publication costs are paid for by the plain- Secretary of the Middle Township Zoning tiff. TRENTON — Legislation 1st District Assemblymen Avenue, on the report of an assault. Board/Zoning Offi cer and may be inspected, Attorney FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD Teen Assaults Offi cer during normal business hours, in the Middle Nelson T. Albano and Matthew W. Milam sponsored to Upon police arrival, it was determined Sheriff: John F. Callinan Township Zoning Offi ce, Middle Township Mu- 752862 address problems caused by boats and vessels aban- that Joseph Diamond, 20, of Rio Grande, OCEAN CITY –– On May 23 police nicipal Building, Boyd and Mechanic Streets, 4x Fee=$131.22 Cape May Court House, New Jersey, by all in- doned in New Jersey’s waterways May 19 passed a had been cut with a knife and had offi cers here responded to 1236 Asbury 5/28, 6/4, 6/11, 6/18/08 terested parties at least ten (10) days prior to General Assembly vote of 77 to 2. “Abandoned boats sustained a laceration to his abdomen. Avenue in reference to noise and under ______the said hearing. Further, any interested party SHERIFF’S SALE create serious safety hazards in our waterways and Diamond was treated for his injuries. age drinking violations. Upon arrival, may appear in person or by attorney at said hearing and participate therein in accordance are eyesores when they wash ashore,” said Albano. Investigation led to the arrest of Roger police found multiple subjects at the By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out with the rules of the Middle Township Zoning of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- The measure was spurred by July 2006 concerns from W. Durham, 46, who is unemployed and residence who were underage and were Board. This notice is sent pursuant to the re- cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET resides at the motel. While in police cus- consuming alcohol. As police started quirements of the Municipal Land Use Law. mariners over the amount of sunken and abandoned NUMBER F 28975 07, pending wherein vessels in Cape May Harbor. To correct this, the law- tody, Durham damaged a booking room obtaining information, the accused Ryan US BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS Gloria J. Hodges makers’ bill would expand the defi nition of abandoned window by punching it with a closed fi st Hammonds, 18, of Bryn Mawr, ran out TRUSTEE FOR ASSET-BACKED PASS- Applicant THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2006- vessels to include sunken vessels, facilitate the removal and a door of a patrol car by repeatedly of the house. Once outside the house NC2 the plaintiff AND GEORGE GERVASI, 1x Fee=$27.94 05/28/08 ET AL are the defendant(s), I shall expose for of abandoned vessels from municipal waterways, and kicking it. Durham was charged with Patrolman Anthony Fearnhead encoun- ______sale at public venue on: increase the penalties for violations. “Municipalities aggravated assault, weapons offenses tered Hammonds and ordered him to SHERIFF’S SALE WEDNESDAY THE 25TH DAY OF must be given the power to effi ciently and effectively and two counts of criminal mischief. stop running. Hammonds disobeyed this JUNE A.D. 2008 By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court care for coastal waterways without incurring fi scal Durham was committed to county jail order and then ran directly in Fearn- of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- fallout,” said Milam. The measure now heads to the in lieu of $25,000 cash bail set by Judge head striking his facial area with closed (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New BER F 15497 07, pending wherein BAYVIEW David DeWeese. fi sts. Hammonds was apprehended by Jersey. Governor, who may sign it, veto it, or modify it in the LOAN SERVICING, LLC the plaintiff AND AIN’T WE SWEET, LLC form of a conditional veto. Fearnhead, Detective Dan Lancaster are the defendant(s), Property to be sold is located in the Bor- and Captain Jay Prettyman. Fearnhead I shall expose for sale at public venue on: ough of Wildwood Crest, County of Cape Kidnapping in Court House WEDNESDAY THE 25TH DAY OF injuries included lacerations to hands May and State of New Jersey. Coastal Research Funding COURT HOUSE –– On May 25 JUNE A.D. 2008 and arms and bruising to the facial area. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court WASHINGTON –– On May 23, U.S. Senators Frank around midnight, Middle Township Premises commonly known as: 401 E. Hammonds was charged with aggravated House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Stanton Rd 303, Wildwood Crest, NJ Lautenberg and Robert Menendez (both-D) announced police responded to a 911 call from a (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New $143,000 in federal funding to the N.J. Department of resident of Golf Club Road. Apparently a (Page A40 Please) Jersey. (Page A37 Please) Herald Newspapers May 28 2008 Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A37 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES (From Page A36) (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New “The sheriff hereby reserves the right to of 20% of the bid price is required. Jersey. adjourn this sale without further notice The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any 08260 through publication.” sale without further notice of publication. Property to be sold is located in the Town- Lower Township All publication costs are paid for by the plain- ship of Middle, County of Cape May and BEING KNOWN as LOT 1, 3 & 5.01, BLOCK Prior Liens/Encumbrances tiff. State of New Jersey. 96.02, on the offi cial Tax Map of the Bor- Qtr2 05/01/08: $688.44 Attorney ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- School District ough of Wildwood Crest Water Open + Penalty: $123.85 MAN Premises commonly known as: 8 Lafayette TOTAL AS OF May 7, 2008: $812.29 Sheriff: John F. Callinan Avenue, Middle Twp., NJ 08251 Dimensions: Condo (none given) 752869 A full legal description of the premises can 4x Fee=$116.64 TAX LOT NO. 16 in BLOCK NO. 426 Nearest Cross Street: Condo be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape 5/28, 6/4, 6/11, 6/18/08 ______Preschool and Kindergarten (none given) May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Dimension of Lot Approximately: 90 x 100 taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer SHERIFF’S SALE *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Nearest Cross Street: Bayshore Drive liens or other charges, and any such tax- amount due can be obtained from the local By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Registration Being known as Lots 30, 31 and 32, Block es, charges, liens, insurance premiums or taxing authority. of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- 426 on the current Tax Map of the Town- DOCKET other advances made by plaintiff prior to Amount due under judgment is cery Division, Cape May County, ship of Middle NUMBER will be held at the this sale. All interested parties are to con- $209,415.92 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees F 11581 07, pending wherein WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK duct and rely upon their own independent to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- the plaintiff Prior Liens/Encumbrances BRENDA L. PFAFF, ET AL investigation to ascertain whether or not tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount AND are the Qtr 2 05/01/08 Open: $635.71 Lower Township Recreation Center any outstanding interest remain of record of 20% of the bid price is required. defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public Sewer Open + Penalty: $116.24 and/or have priority over the lien being The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any venue on: TOTAL AS OF May 5, 2008: $751.95 WEDNESDAY THE 25TH DAY OF foreclosed and, if so the current amount sale without further notice of publication. JUNE A.D. 2008 due thereon. All publication costs are paid for by the plain- A full legal description of the premises can tiff. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Wednesday, June 4, 2008 ** If the sale is set aside for any reason, the be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Attorney FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Sheriff: John F. Callinan (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New 8:00am- 12:00 Noon a return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer 752867 Jersey. shall have no further recourse against the liens and other Municipal Assessments. The 4x Fee=$136.08 Property to be sold is located in the Town- Mortgagor, the Mortgagor’s attorney. amount due can be obtained from the local 5/28, 6/4, 6/11, 6/18/08 4:00pm-8:00pm taxing authority. ______ship of Lower, County of Cape May and State of New Jersey. Pursuant to NJSA 46:8B-21 et seq., this Amount due under judgment is SHERIFF’S SALE $64,953.57 sale may be subject to a limited lien pri- costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees Thursday, June 5, 2008 Premises commonly known as: 229 Su- ority of the condominium association and to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out zanne Avenue, Lower Township, NJ 08204 any successful bidder at sheriff’s sale may tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- 8:00am- 12:00 Noon be responsible for paying up to 6 months of 20% of the bid price is required. cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET TAX LOT NO. 34 in BLOCK 494.19 worth of unpaid condominium fees. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any NUMBER F 22468 07, pending wherein sale without further notice of publication. COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS, INC. the PLEASE BRING THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS: All publication costs are paid for by the plain- EILEEN H. DEVINE Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) A full legal description of the premises can plaintiff AND are the tiff. 64 ft x 100 ft be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public Attorney FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD 1. ORIGINAL Certifi ed Birth Certifi cate with raised seal May County. This sale is subject to unpaid venue on: Sheriff: John F. Callinan WEDNESDAY THE 25TH DAY OF Nearest Cross Street: Croyden Drive taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer 752865 JUNE A.D. 2008 2. Child’s Immunization Record (even if they are NOT current) liens and other Municipal Assessments. The 4x Fee=$116.64 Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, amount due can be obtained from the local at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court 5/28, 6/4, 6/11, 6/18/08 municipal or tax liens that may be due. (Current Property Tax Bill or Current Utility Bill) taxing authority. House Building located at 9 N. Main Street 3. Proof of Residency ______(Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Amount due under judgment is Tax and prior lien info: Taxes/sewer/ water $551,259.67 SHERIFF’S SALE Jersey. Questions?? Call 884-9430 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees may be delinquent – You must check with to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Property to be sold is located in the City of the tax collector for exact amounts due. Dr. Shelleymarie Magan, Principal, Memorial School tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount #P0800947 of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- North Wildwood, County of Cape May and of 20% of the bid price is required. cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET State of New Jersey. A full legal description of the premises can The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any NUMBER F 23729 07, pending wherein be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape sale without further notice of publication. EVERHOME MORTGAGE COMPANY the Premises commonly known as: 710 Pine May County. This sale is subject to unpaid All publication costs are paid for by the plain- plaintiff AND LOUIE CONKLIN, ET ALS are Avenue (a/k/a W. Pine Avenue), North taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer tiff. the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at Wildwood, NJ liens and other Municipal Assessments. The PUBLIC HEARING Attorney PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG public venue on: amount due can be obtained from the local th Sheriff: John F. Callinan WEDNESDAY THE 25TH DAY OF Being known and designated as Block 28, taxing authority. Thursday, June 19 , 2008 752863 JUNE A.D. 2008 Lot 34 (f/k/a Lot 31) Amount due under judgment is 4x Fee=$165.24 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court $213,260.93 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees Restoration at the Hereford Inlet Light Station - Phase IV 5/28, 6/4, 6/11, 6/18/08 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Dimensions are approximately 30 feet wide to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- ______(Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New by 100 feet long. tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount First & Central Avenues, Anglesea SHERIFF’S SALE Jersey. of 20% of the bid price is required. Nearest Cross Street: Anglesea Drive The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any North Wildwood, New Jersey By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Property to be sold is located in the Town- sale without further notice of publication. of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- ship of Middle, County of Cape May and DOCKET Prior lien(s): Subject to unpaid taxes and All publication costs are paid for by the plain- cery Division, Cape May County, State of New Jersey. TAKE NOTICE a Public Hearing will be held on Thursday, NUMBER other municipal liens tiff. F 23570 07, pending wherein th US BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS Attorney ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- June 19 , 2008 at 10:00 AM at the North Wildwood City Council Premises commonly known as: 506 E Main As of January 17, 2008, taxes paid through MAN TRUSTEE FOR CSAB 2006-4 the plaintiff Avenue, Rio Grande, NJ 08242 fourth quarter of 2007. First quarter of 2008 Sheriff: John F. Callinan Chambers, 901 Atlantic Avenue, North Wildwood, NJ 08260 for open AND THERESA L. ZIMMERMAN, ET AL are taxes in the sum of $789.50 was due on 752871 the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at TAX LOT NO. 1 & 2 in BLOCK NO. 1118 February 1, 2008. Second quarter of 2008 4x Fee=$121.50 public comment for Phase IV (Exterior and Interior) Restoration/Rehabilitation public venue on: WEDNESDAY THE 25TH DAY OF taxes in the sum of $789.49 was due on 5/28, 6/4, 6/11, 6/18/08 of the Hereford Inlet Light Station, located at First & Central Ave. in the City Dimension of Lot Approximately: JUNE A.D. 2008 May 1, 2008. ______50 x 100 SHERIFF’S SALE of North Wildwood, Cape May County, NJ, a project which will be advertised at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court City of Wildwood water account No. 710 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Nearest Cross Street: Seventh Avenue West Pine Avenue in the sum of $90.66 By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out for bids to those selected as “Pre-qualifi ed” contractors. Any interested (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Beginning at a point formed by the in- was due on February 2, 2008. of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Jersey. local citizens wishing to make comments may do so at this time and place. tersection of the northwesterly line of Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- Seventh Avenue (50.00 feet wide) with BER BANK OF Property to be sold is located in the Town- A full legal description of the premises can F 1703 07, pending wherein The property is listed on the New Jersey and National Registers of Historic the northeasterly line of Main Avenue (60 NEW YORK, AS TRUSTEE FOR THE CER- ship of Middle, County of Cape May and be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape feet wide) TIFICATE HOLDERS CWABS, INC. ASSET- Places, it is public property and all work done must conform to the Secretary State of New Jersey. May County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer BACKED CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2006-13 of Interior’s Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties (as illustrated “The sheriff hereby reserves the right to MICHAEL S. HUNTER, ET Premises commonly known as: 4 Amber liens and other Municipal Assessments. The the plaintiff AND adjourn this sale without further notice ALS Jack Road, Middle, NJ 08210 amount due can be obtained from the local are the defendant(s), I shall expose for and revised, 1995) and such planned work is subject to review by the New through publication.” taxing authority. sale at public venue on: WEDNESDAY THE 25TH DAY OF Jersey Historic Trust, State Historic Preservation Offi ce and NJ Department BEING KNOWN as LOT 14.01, BLOCK 166, Amount due under judgment is Prior Liens/Encumbrances JUNE A.D. 2008 on the offi cial Tax Map of the Township of $498,109.87 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees of Transportation. TOTAL AS OF May 7, 2008: $.00 Middle to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Dimensions: 295.91 feet x 101.70 feet x A full legal description of the premises can of 20% of the bid price is required. (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New The principal activities involved in the project include but are not limited to 20.00 feet x 143.16 feet x 111.04 feet x be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Jersey. 219.59 feet x 194.98 feet x 267.86 feet x May County. This sale is subject to unpaid sale without further notice of publication. the following: Property to be sold is located in the Town- 1.58 feet x 3.43 feet taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer All publication costs are paid for by the plain- liens and other Municipal Assessments. The tiff. ship of Lower, County of Cape May and (1) Project Supervision and Administration of Historic Preservation State of New Jersey. Nearest Cross Street: Fishing Creek Road amount due can be obtained from the local Attorney STERN, LAVINTHAL, FRANKEN- Projects taxing authority. BERG & NORGAARD Premises commonly known as: 115 Walnut *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal Amount due under judgment is Sheriff: John F. Callinan (2) Select Demolition as required at Interior & Exterior $183,362.47 Avenue liens or other charges, and any such tax- costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees 752868 es, charges, liens, insurance premiums or to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- 4x Fee=$131.22 (3) Samples of materials & assemblies to be approved by the architect Tax lot and Block Numbers: Lot 7 & 8; other advances made by plaintiff prior to tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount 5/28, 6/4, 6/11, 6/18/08 Block 306 (4) Concrete, Stone & Masonry associated with the work this sale. All interested parties are to con- of 20% of the bid price is required. ______duct and rely upon their own independent The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any SHERIFF’S SALE (5) Rough & Finish Carpentry as shown & required Dimensions: Approximately irregular: investigation to ascertain whether or not sale without further notice of publication. 60 x 100 any outstanding interest remain of record All publication costs are paid for by the plain- By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out (6) Stair reconstruction & associated fl oor work and/or have priority over the lien being tiff. of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Nearest Cross Street: is approximately (7) Reproduction, installation modifi cations of historically accurate foreclosed and, if so the current amount Attorney FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- Rutgers Street due thereon. Sheriff: John F. Callinan BER F 22594 06, pending wherein WELLS Doors, Porches, Stairs, Railings & Balustrades, etc. as shown 752866 FARGO BANK, N.A. the plaintiff AND RYAN Beginning at a pin found for a corner in the ** If the sale is set aside for any reason, the 4x Fee=$126.36 S. DEVINE, ET AL are the defendant(s), I (8) Cutting, patching, replacement of certain materials Northeasterly line of Walnut Avenue (40.00 Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only 5/28, 6/4, 6/11, 6/18/08 shall expose for sale at public venue on: feet wide), said pin being North 47 degrees (9) Paint removal, patching, repairing, caulking, sealing, etc. a return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser ______WEDNESDAY THE 25TH DAY OF 29 minutes 10 seconds West, 178.22 feet shall have no further recourse against the SHERIFF’S SALE JUNE A.D. 2008 (10) Prime & fi nish painting & special coatings from the intersection of the Northeasterly Mortgagor, the Mortgagor’s attorney. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out House Building located at 9 N. Main Street line of Walnut Avenue and the Northeaster- (11) Asbestos abatement throughout basement spaces & new pipe of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- ly line of Rutgers Street (40.00 feet wide). A full legal description of the premises can (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET insulation be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Jersey. NUMBER F 2119 07, pending wherein GMAC Pursuant to an updated tax assessment May County. This sale is subject to unpaid (12) Concrete slabs, masonry cutting associated with the work MORTGAGE, LLC the plaintiff AND LARRY Property to be sold is located in the Town- search dated 03/10/2008 subject to wa- taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer FORSYTH, ET ALS are the defendant(s), I ship of Lower, County of Cape May and ter charges to 01/18/2008 $120.80 open (13) Cutting, patching, repair & replacement of plaster & drywall liens and other Municipal Assessments. The shall expose for sale at public venue on: State of New Jersey. + penalty. Sewer charges: 01/01/2008 amount due can be obtained from the local WEDNESDAY THE 25TH DAY OF – 03/31/2008 $76.15 open + penalty; $2.28 (14) Attic, basement & minor exterior power & lighting fi xtures taxing authority. JUNE A.D. 2008 Premises commonly known as: 1634 Mor- open + penalty owed in arrears. First Amount due under judgment is (15) High velocity Air Conditioning systems & related work at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court ris Street a/k/a Morris Avenue, Township of American Title will insure or indemnify $327,481.83 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Lower, Villas, NJ 08251 with regard to the following matters: J- (16) Wet automatic Fire Suppression system (NFPA 13) throughout & to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New 006294-1987; J-005878-1997; DJ-103828- tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount Jersey. TAX LOT NO. 1 in BLOCK 410.10 1994; DJ-188393-1995; DJ-158511-203; Modifi cation of related signal & alarm systems of 20% of the bid price is required. PD-113153-204; terms and conditions of The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Property to be sold is located in the Town- Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) said letter from First American available sale without further notice of publication. ship of Middle, County of Cape May and 55 ft x 100 ft for inspection at offi ce of legal representa- All publication costs are paid for by the plain- State of New Jersey. tive of the plaintiff. tiff. Nearest Cross Street: The project architect is Hugh McCauley, 237 Bryn Mawr Ave., Bryn Attorney PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG Premises commonly known as: 3 Church East Wilde Avenue A full legal description of the premises can Sheriff: John F. Callinan Mawr, PA, 19010-2273, 610-526-6679. The owner’s project contact is Road, Rio Grande, NJ 08242 be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape 752864 Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Paul DiFilippo, Chairman, Lighthouse Commission (609) 425-1230 or Ray 4x Fee=$150.66 TAX LOT NO. 7 in BLOCK NO. 1453 municipal or tax liens that may be due. taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer 5/28, 6/4, 6/11, 6/18/08 liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Townsend, City Administrator, PO Box 499, 901 Atlantic Ave., N. Wildwood, ______Dimension of Lot Approximately: The total amount due for Sewer is $158.53 amount due can be obtained from the local SHERIFF’S SALE NJ 08260, (609) 522-2030. A fact sheet describing the project and scope of 100 x 160 Avg as of 4/22/2007 taxing authority. Amount due under judgment is work including plans and specifi cations and the proposed Pre-qualifi cation By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Nearest Cross Street: Route 9 $305,573.42 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery A full legal description of the premises can Beginning at a point in the southwest- to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- standards will be available for review by the public at the North Wildwood Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape erly line of Nazarene Church court, 50 tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount BER F 28690 07, pending wherein CHASE May County. This sale is subject to unpaid City Clerk’s Offi ce, 901 Atlantic Avenue, North Wildwood, NJ 08260 on or feet wide, said beginning point bears of 20% of the bid price is required. HOME FINANCE, LLC the plaintiff AND taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer th along said southwesterly line of Nazarene The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any after Monday, June 9 , 2008. CATHY A. HAGGERTY are the defendant(s), liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Church road, north 57 degrees 10 minutes amount due can be obtained from the local sale without further notice of publication. I shall expose for sale at public venue on: 30 seconds west 137.09 feet from its in- WEDNESDAY THE 25TH DAY OF taxing authority. All publication costs are paid for by the plain- tersection with the westerly line of New JUNE A.D. 2008 Amount due under judgment is tiff. Janet H. Harkins - Municipal Clerk Jersey State Highway Route 9, 66 feet wide $156,313.74 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court and running thence House Building located at 9 N. Main Street to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount (Page A38 Please)

W 3x10 5.28.8CLac.indd 1 5/27/08 9:27:30 AM A38 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Classifi ed Herald Newspapers May 28 2008 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES (From Page A37) CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY; APPROPRIAT- Down Payment: $4,500 STATE OF NEW JERSEY rules of the Dennis Township Zoning Board of ING THE SUM OF $530,000 THEREFOR; Grants/Aid: $0 Adjustment. This notice is sent pursuant to the RESOLUTION NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANT Attorney ESCHEN, FRENKEL & WEISMAN AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF GEN- Amount of Obligations: $85,500 ORDINANCE NO. 2008-09 requirements of the Municipal Land Use Law. 226-08 Sheriff: John F. Callinan ERAL OBLIGATION BONDS OR BOND Period of Usefulness: 15 years Superior Court of New Jersey 752872 ANTICIPATION NOTES OF THE TOWNSHIP AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF Daniel Haberman Date: May 19, 2008 Chancery Division 4x Fee=$160.38 OF MIDDLE, COUNTY OF CAPE MAY, NEW Appropriation:$530,000 DENNIS, COUNTY OF CAPE MAY, AND Applicant Cape May County 5/28, 6/4, 6/11, 6/18/08 JERSEY, IN THE AGGREGATE PRINCIPAL Bonds/Notes Authorized: $503,500 STATE OF NEW JERSEY ESTABLISHING Subject: AUTHORIZING PURCHASE UN- Docket No.F-17446-08 ______AMOUNT OF UP TO $503,500; MAKING Grants (if any) Appropriated: $0 THE COMPENSATION OF THE OFFICERS 1x Fee=$26.73 05/28/08 DER STATE CONTRACT – 2008 FORD F250 Notice of Pending Bond Ordinance and Sum- CERTAIN DETERMINATIONS AND COV- Section 20 Costs: $100,000 AND EMPLOYEES OF THE TOWNSHIP OF ______PICKUP TRUCK STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: mary ENANTS; AND AUTHORIZING CERTAIN Useful Life: 15 years DENNIS TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE Introduced By: Mayor Doughty Seconded ORDINANCE NO. 1299-08 RELATED ACTIONS IN CONNECTION WITH COUNTY OF CAPE MAY By: Committeemember Barry Mrs. Dollinger, wife of Edward A. Dollinger III, THE FOREGOING James Alexis, Township Clerk Statement: STATE OF NEW JERSEY Vote-Aye: Committeemember Barry, her heirs, devisees, and personal representa- The bond ordinance, the summary terms of Committeemember DeLanzo, Mayor tives and his/her, their, or any of their succes- which are included herein, was introduced Purpose/Improvement This Notice is published pursuant to N.J.S.A. This ordinance establishes the minimum and RESOLUTION Doughty sors in right, title and interest and passed upon fi rst reading at a meeting of A. Various Recreational Improvements at the 40A:2-1 maximum salary ranges for the offi cers and 221-08 Nay: the Township Committee of the Township of Clarence Georgiana Davies (Goshen) Sports employees of the Township of Dennis. YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and re- Middle, in the County of Cape May, State of Complex, Including the Construction of a 1x Fee=$41.31 05/28/08 Date: May 19, 2008 WHEREAS, there is a need to purchase a ve- quired to serve upon the Attorneys for Plaintiff, New Jersey, on May 19, 2008. It will be fur- Street Hockey Rink, Field Lighting and Acces- ______Copies of the ordinance may be obtained, at hicle for the Public Works Department, and Powers Kirn, LLC, 728 Marne Highway, P.O. ther considered for fi nal passage, after public sory Building, together with the acquisition of APPLICANT’S NAME AND ADDRESS: no charge, between the hours of 9:00 a.m. Subject: AWARD CONTRACT AND RATIFY Box 848, Moorestown, NJ 08057, an Answer hearing thereon, at a meeting of the Township all materials and equipment and completion of 100th STREET, LLC and 4:00 p.m. Monday thru Friday at the AGREEMENT THROUGH NON-FAIR AND WHEREAS, through the State Contract Pur- to the Complaint (and Amendment to Com- Committee to be held at the Middle Township all work necessary therefor or related thereto 2100 Keystone Avenue Administration/Finance Offi ce located at 571 OPEN PROCESS – G.T.B.M. – MAINTE- chasing System, Contract # A70988 (T2100), plaint, if any) fi led in a Civil Action in which Municipal Building, 33 Mechanic Street, 1st Suite 502 Petersburg Road, Dennisville, NJ up to the NANCE CONTRACT this truck is available; and U.S. Bank National Association, as Trustee Floor Court Room, Cape May Court House, Estimated Total Cost: $440,000 Drexel Hill, Pa. 19026 time of the Public Hearing. Introduced By: Committeemember Barry for J.P. Morgan Mortgage Acquisition Trust New Jersey on June 16, 2008 at 6:00pm. Down Payment: $22,000 Seconded By: Committeemember DeLanzo WHEREAS, the amount of the purchase is 2006-CW2 is plaintiff and Mrs. Dollinger, wife During the week prior to and up to and includ- Grants/Aid: $0 OWNER’S NAME AND ADDRESS: The foregoing ordinance was introduced at Vote-Aye: Committeemember Barry, Commit- $21,782.00 and funds are available as evi- of Edward A. Dollinger III , et al., are Defen- ing the date of such meeting copies of the full Amount of Obligations: $418,000 100th STREET, LLC a meeting of the Township Committee of the teemember DeLanzo, Mayor Doughty denced by the Chief Financial Offi cer’s Cer- dants, pending in the Superior Court of New ordinance will be available at no cost and dur- Period of Usefulness: 15 years 2100 Keystone Avenue Township of Dennis held on May 20, 2008. NAY: tifi cation; and Jersey, within thirty-fi ve (35) days after May ing regular business hours, at the Township Suite 502 Publication will be held on May 28, 2008 and a 28, 2008, exclusive of such date. If you fail to Clerk’s offi ce for the members of the general Purpose/Improvement Drexel Hill, Pa. 19026 Public Hearing will be held at a regular meet- NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by WHEREAS, the vehicle being purchased by do so, judgment by default may be rendered public who shall request the same. The sum- B. Renovations and Improvements to the As to Block 97.03 Lots 87, 89, 91, 93 ing of the Dennis Township Committee to be the Township Committee of the Township authorization of this Contract is one (1) 2008 against you for the relief demanded in the mary of the terms of such bond ordinance Maintenance Building at the Clarence Georgi- HENNY’S CAFÉ INC. held at the Municipal Building, 571 Petersburg of Middle, the governing body thereof, that Ford F250. Complaint. You shall fi le your Answer and follows: ana Davies (Goshen) Sports Complex, Includ- 9622-9628 Third Avenue Road, Dennisville on June 17, 2008. the Agreement between G.T.B.M. (formally Proof of Service in duplicate with the Clerk of ing Restroom/Toilet Facilities, together with Stone Harbor, NJ 08247 A.P.S.) and the Middle Township Police De- NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the the Superior Court at the Richard J. Hughes Title: BOND ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING the acquisition of all materials and equipment As to Block 96.03 Lots 111, 112, 113.01, ATTEST: Jacqueline B. Justice, RMC/Clerk partment for renewal of the Info-Cop Device Governing Body of the Township of Middle, Justice Complex, CN 971, 6th Floor, North VARIOUS RECREATIONAL IMPROVE- and completion of all work necessary therefor 113.03, 114.01, 114.05 License GSA, be and is hereby ratifi ed and State of New Jersey, County of Cape May that Wing, Trenton, New Jersey, 08625, in accor- MENTS AT THE CLARENCE GEORGIANA or related thereto 1x Fee=$18.22 05/28/08 the contract is hereby awarded through the the Sewer Department is hereby authorized to dance with the rules of civil practice and pro- DAVIES (GOSHEN) SPORTS COMPLEX IN SUBJECT PROPERTY: ______Non-Fair and Open Process as described in purchase one (1) aforementioned truck at a cedure. A $135.00 fi ling fee payable to the THE TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE, COUNTY OF Estimated Total Cost: $90,000 9622-9628 Third Avenue The Borough of Wildwood Crest Pay-To-Play Statutes. total cost of $21,782.00. Clerk of the Superior Court and a completed 230 97th Street Notice of Zoning Board Action Case Information Statement must accompany FURTHER RESOLVED, that this contract FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Chief Finance your answer or motion. SUBJECT PROPERTY - BLOCK AND LOT ALSO TAKE NOTICE, in open public meeting shall be from June 7, 2008 through June 6, Offi cer is hereby authorized and directed to NOS.: Block 96.03 Lots 111, 112, 113.01, held May 20, 2008 the Wildwood Crest Zon- 2009. approve and forward a Purchase Order to: The action has been instituted for the purpose 113.03, 114.01, 114.05 ing Board took the following action on applica- of foreclosing a mortgage dated May 10, ATTENTION: (9622-9628 Third Avenue) tions and resolutions: FURTHER RESOLVED, that the appropriate Ditschman/ Flemington Ford Fleet Sales 2006, made by Edward A. Dollinger III to Mort- Block 97.03 Lots 87, 89, 91, 93 offi cials are hereby authorized and directed to 215 Routes 202 & 31 gage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., MIDDLE TWP RESIDENTS (230 97th Street) Resolution ZB-08-11. Franko and Minna sign said agreement. PO Box 1007 as nominee for Countrywide Home Loans, Grdovic, owners of property at 139 W. But- Flemington, NJ 08822 Inc., and concerns real estate located at 26 MEMORIAL DAY TAKE NOTICE that a hearing will be held tercup Road, Block 8, Lots 18.02 & 19. R-2 Hyannis Drive, Lower Township, NJ. before the Zoning Board of Adjustment of Zone. After review and consideration, the G.T.B.M. (formally A.P.S.) Maintenance As the Chief Financial Offi cer of the Town- the Borough of Stone Harbor on the 13th day Board adopted ZB-08-11 memorializing Renewal - Info-Cop Device License GSA -- ship of Middle, I acknowledge the sum of YOU, Mrs. Dollinger, wife of Edward A. Doll- TRASH & RECYCLING of June 2008 at the Stone Harbor Municipal Board action taken on April 15, 2008 to ap- -- $6,300.00 $21,782.00 has been bid for the following ser- inger III, her heirs, devisees, and personal Building, 2nd Avenue and 95th Street, Stone prove, with conditions, “c” variance pursuant vice or items 2008 Ford F250 It is further certi- representatives and his/her, their, or any of PICK-UP Harbor, New Jersey 08247 at 7:00 p.m. to N.J.S.A. 40:55D-70c for vertical expansion in As the Chief Financial Offi cer of the Township fi ed that suffi cient funds are available from the their successors in right, title and interest consider an Application for Development the side-yard setback, in order to construct a of Middle, I acknowledge the sum of $6300.00 following appropriation or ordinance to cover are made a defendant because you are the regarding the above-mentioned property, second-fl oor addition. has been bid for the following service or items this contract:c-04-00-901-000-199 maker of the bond/note and mortgage and/or SCHEDULE wherein the Applicant is seeking Preliminary maintenance agreement. It is further certifi ed PO#20801770 an owner thereof and Plaintiff is unable to and Final Site Plan Approval for a hotel with Resolution ZB-08-12. Richard and Alma Ga- that suffi cient funds are available from the fol- determine the whereabouts of the defendant, restaurant, bar and day spa, and a Variance lasso, 315 E. Monterey Condo Association, lowing appropriation or ordinance to cover this Tracey DeVico Taverner, CFO and therefore, does not know whether he/she pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40:55D-70d (6) for build- Unit 1 (East Side), property located at 8006 contract: 8-01-31-462-462-299. is living or dead, and therefore, names as Monday - May 26 No Collection ing height (38 feet); and number of stories (3) Atlantic Avenue, Block 118.01, Lot 4. R-2 PO#20801769 I, James Alexis, Clerk of Middle Township, defendants Mrs. Dollinger, wife of Edward A. Section 560-17 (1) and (2); and any and all Zone. After review and consideration, the Cape May County, do hereby certify the fore- Dollinger III, her heirs, devisees, and personal other variances deemed necessary by the Board adopted ZB-08-12 memorializing Board Tracey DeVico Taverner, CFO going to be a true and correct copy of a Reso- representatives and his/her, their, or any of Tuesday - May 27 Monday’s route collected Stone Harbor Zoning Board of Adjustment. action taken on April 15, 2008 to approve, with lution adopted by the Township Committee at their successors in right, title and interest . conditions, application for “d” and “c” variance I, James Alexis, Clerk of Middle Township, a meeting of said Middle Township Commit- Maps and documents relating to the said mat- pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40:55D-70c&d to expand Cape May County, do hereby certify the tee, held on May 19, 2008 and said Resolution An individual who is unable to obtain an at- Wednesday - May 28 Tuesday’s route collected ter, if any, will be available for public inspec- living area in one unit of a pre-existing non- foregoing to be a true and correct copy of a was adopted by not less than a two-thirds vote torney may communicate with the New Jersey tion in the Offi ce of the Zoning Offi cer, Stone conforming duplex by enclosing an exterior Resolution adopted by the Township Com- of the members of the Township Committee. State Bar Association by calling toll free 800- Thursday - May 29 Wednesday’s route collected Harbor Municipal Building, 2nd Avenue and second-fl oor deck. mittee at a meeting of said Middle Township 792-8315 (within New Jersey) or 609-394- 95th Street, Stone Harbor, New Jersey 08247, Committee, held on May 19, 2008 and said Witness my hand and seal of the Township of 1101 (from out of state). You may also com- ten (10) days prior to the hearing date, during Cameo Condo Association, 411 E. Toledo Resolution was adopted by not less than a Middle, this 19th day of May, 2008 municate with a Lawyer Referral Service, or if Friday - May 30 Thursday’s route collected normal business hours. Road, Block 126.01, Lots 9.02, 11, 13, & two-thirds vote of the members of the Town- you cannot afford to pay an attorney you may 15. M-1-B Zone. After consideration and ship Committee. James Alexis, Township Clerk call the Legal Services Offi ce. The phone This Notice is given pursuant to N.J.S.A. upon deliberation, the Crest Zoning Board numbers for the county in which this action is Saturday - May 31 Friday’s route collected 40:55D-11 et seq. approved, with conditions, use and hardship Witness my hand and seal of the Township of 1x Fee=$37.66 05/28/08 pending are: Legal Services (609) 465-3001, variance to reduce the number of units from Middle, this 19th day of, May, 2008 ______Lawyer Referral (609) 463-0313. LOUIS C. DWYER, JR. ATTORNEY FOR eleven to nine through merger of adjacent NOTICE OF MEETING DATE Theo- 100th STREET, LLC rooms, extend existing deck, replace exterior James Alexis, Township Clerk MIDDLE TOWNSHIP BOARD OF ETHICS dore J. Fetter HAPPY A LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY OF stairs, replace existing fl at roof with pitched Clerk of the Superior Court NEW JERSEY hip roof, re-align parking spaces, add land- 1x Fee=$34.02 05/28/08 In conformity with the Open Public Meetings 9700 Pacifi c Avenue scaping to this pre-existing, nonconforming ______Act, notice is hereby given of the Township of 1x Fee=$42.53 05/28/08 HOLIDAY Wildwood Crest, New Jersey 08260 use and structure. TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE Middle Board of Ethics meeting scheduled for ______609 729-5572 COUNTY OF CAPE MAY Monday, June 23, 2008, 10:00 AM, prevailing NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE Blitz’s Market, DiRenzo, contract purchaser STATE OF NEW JERSEY time. Said meeting will be held at Township MIDDLE TOWNSHIP ZONING BOARD OF Waste Management of NJ 1x Fee=$31.59 05/28/08 for property at 6801 New Jersey Avenue, Hall, 33 Mechanic Street, 2nd Floor confer- ADJUSTMENT ______Block 60, Lot 23, 24, & 25, R-2 Zone. After RESOLUTION ence Room, Cape May Court House, NJ 1-800-633-9096 TOWNSHIP OF DENNIS consideration and upon deliberation, the 229-08 08210 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that Kull Auto Sales, Board approved, with conditions, application Inc., t/a Avalon Honda, as owner and appli- COUNTY OF CAPE MAY for use variance and preliminary and fi nal site Date: May 19, 2008 Dawn L. Stimmel, Secretary cant, has applied to the Middle Township Zon- plan approval to demolish existing gas station Township of Middle ing Board of Adjustment for certain variances and construct a deli/market. Subject: AWARD CONTRACT AND RATIFY Board of Ethics in connection with its property located at 100 AGREEMENT THROUGH NON-FAIR AND Avalon Boulevard, Cape May Court House All documents related to the Board’s action OPEN PROCESS – EASTERN BUSINESS 1x Fee=$8.50 05/28/08 (Middle Township), Cape May County, New BOROUGH OF WILDWOOD CREST on above-referenced considerations are on MACHINES – TYPEWRITER MAINTE- ______Jersey, designated on the Middle Township fi le in the Offi ce of the Borough Clerk and with NANCE DENNIS TOWNSHIP FIRE DISTRICT #3 Tax Map as Block 13.02, Lot 1. The appli- CAPE MAY COUNTY, NEW JERSEY the Board Secretary at Borough Hall and are Introduced By: Committeemember NOTICE OF MONTHLY MEETINGS cation seeks all required approvals and relief NOTICE OF EXPLANATION available for inspection during normal working DeLanzo necessary for: (i) construction of a new free- hours on any weekday. This Notice is pursu- Seconded By: Committeemember Barry For the year 2008, the Dennis Township Fire standing “HONDA” dealership sign, and (ii) re- ant to the provisions of N.J.S.A. 40:55D-1, et Vote-Aye: Committeemember Barry, District #3 shall meet on the Third Tuesday of duction of its existing freestanding dealership seq. Committeemember DeLanzo, Mayor every month. No meetings will be held in June sign to permit its continued use as a reader The Borough of Wildwood Crest will use New Jersey Department of Doughty and August. Meetings begin at 6:30 p.m. and board sign. The application seeks variances Linda Adams NAY: are held at the Belleplain Fire Hall, 106 Hands for maximum sign area (105 square feet pro- Community Affairs Community Development Block Grant funds to Zoning Board Secretary Mill Road, Belleplain, New Jersey. posed vs. 100 square feet permitted), number NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by of freestanding signs (2 proposed vs. 1 per- construct improvements at Rambler Road Park to bring that facility into 1x Fee=$31.59 05/28/08 the Township Committee of the Township of Bruce Knoll, Chairman mitted), maximum height of sign and structure ______Middle, the governing body thereof, that the (30 feet proposed vs. 20 feet permitted), and compliance with ADA standards. Since the Borough is within the 100 year DENNIS TOWNSHIP Agreement between Eastern Business Ma- 1x Fee=$10.94 05/28/08 any additional variances or waivers required ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT chines and the Township of Middle for Type- ______by the Board and/or its professional consul- fl ood plain, this project cannot be undertaken outside the 100 year fl ood writer Maintenance, be and is hereby ratifi ed DENNIS TOWNSHIP FIRE DISTRICT #3 tants in connection with the application. NOTICE OF HEARING ON APPEAL OR AP- and the contract is hereby awarded through NOTICE OF OFFICIAL NEWSPAPERS plain. Alternative sites are not possible as the project can only be undertaken PLICATION FOR DEVELOPMENT the Non-Fair and Open Process as described Public hearing on the application shall take at Rambler Road Park. Mitigating measures are not applicable. The project in Pay-To-Play Statutes. The Dennis Township Fire District #3 shall place before the Middle Township Zoning Applicant’s Name: Daniel Haberman have as their offi cial newspapers for business Board of Adjustment at the Middle Town- will have no signifi cant impact on supporting direct or indirect fl ood Address: 1348 Route 83, Cape May Court FURTHER RESOLVED, that the appropriate publications for the year 2008: ship Municipal Building, Boyd and Mechanic House, NJ 08210 offi cials are hereby authorized and directed to Streets, Cape May Court House, New Jersey plain development since Wildwood Crest Borough is already intensively sign said agreement. Primary: The Cape May County Herald 08210, on Thursday, June 12, 2008, at 7:00 Address of Property Subject to the Secondary: The Press of Atlantic City (for PM, at which time any interested party may developed. The project does conform with local fl ood plain protection Application: 1348 Route 83, South Dennis, Eastern Business Machines – Typewriter emergency notices) appear in person or by attorney to be heard NJ 08210 Maintenance - $1,120.00 on this application. The application and re- standards. Project implementation will not create additional long or short Bruce Knoll, Chairman lated documents are on fi le with the Secretary Tax Map Block: 97 Lot(s): 34 As the Chief Financial Offi cer of the Township of the Middle Township Zoning Board/Zoning term adverse impacts on the fl ood plain. The project will not increase of Middle, I acknowledge the sum of $1120.00 1x Fee=$6.08 05/28/08 Offi cer and are available for public inspec- Take notice that on the 25th day of June, has been bid for the following service or items ______tion during normal offi ce hours in the Middle the risk of fl ood losses nor will it heighten the impact of fl oods on human 2008 at 7:00 PM prevailing time, at the Den- typewriter maintenance It is further certifi ed DENNIS TOWNSHIP FIRE DISTRICT #3 Township Zoning Offi ce, Municipal Building, nis Township Hall, located at 571 Petersburg that suffi cient funds are available from the fol- NOTICE OF AWARD OF CONTRACT FOR Boyd and Mechanic Streets, Cape May Court health, safety, and welfare. Proceeding with the project will not degrade the Road, Dennisville, Dennis Township, New lowing appropriation or ordinance to cover this PROFESSIONAL SERVICES House, New Jersey. This notice is provided Jersey, the Dennis Township Zoning Board of contract: 8-01-31-462-462-299. pursuant to the requirements of the Municipal natural and benefi cial values served by the fl ood plain. There is therefore Adjustment will hold a hearing on the appeal PO# 20801772. The Dennis Township Fire District #3 awarded Land Use Law. or application for development of the under- the following contracts for the year 2008 no practicable alternative to the proposed project. Failure to undertake signed. Variance or other relief is sought so as Tracey DeVico Taverner, CFO without competitive bidding as a professional A. Steven Fabietti to permit 185-14 commercial use 2 principle service pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11-5(1)(a). Gruccio, Pepper, DeSanto & Ruth, P.A. the project would perpetuate the access obstacles faced by handicapped uses, commercial and residential on the prem- I, James Alexis, Clerk of Middle Township, These contracts and the Resolutions authoriz- 817 East Landis Avenue ises located at 1348 Route 83, Dennis Town- Cape May County, do hereby certify the ing them are available for public inspection at P.O. Box 1501 and disabled persons. It is the Borough’s judgement that the continued ship, also known as Block 97, Lot(s) 34 on foregoing to be a true and correct copy of a the offi ce of the Chairman. Vineland, NJ 08362-1501 the Dennis Township Tax Map. The following Resolution adopted by the Township Com- 856-691-0100 health and welfare of Borough’s residents outweighs the considerations variances are being sought from the following mittee at a meeting of said Middle Township 1. James H. Pickering, Jr., Esquire as Solicitor Attorneys for Applicant, section(s) of the Township’s ordinances: Committee, held on May 19, 2008 and said for the District; Kull Auto Sales, Inc. of Executive Orders 11988 and 11990. A more detailed description of the The following additional approvals are sought: Resolution was adopted by not less than a 2. Gregg M. Heininger, CPA as Auditor for the any & all other variances that may be re- two-thirds vote of the members of the Town- District; and Dated: May 22, 2008 project, fl ood plain boundary map and an explanation of the decision-making quired. ship Committee. 3. Michael J. Bohrer, Esquire, CPA as Accoun- tant for the District. 1x Fee=$29.16 05/28/08 process are available for public review at the offi ce of Kevin Yecco, Borough A copy of the said application and documents Witness my hand and seal of the Township of ______are on fi le with the Zoning Board of Adjust- Middle, this 19th day of May, 2008 Bruce Knoll, Chairman NOTICE TO LIMIT CREDITORS Clerk, Wildwood Crest Borough, 6101 Pacifi c Avenue, Wildwood Crest, ment Administrator and may be inspected during normal business hours in the Dennis James Alexis, Township Clerk 1x Fee=$10.94 05/28/08 ESTATE OF TERESA P. ROMIG, NJ 08260 during regular business hours. Any persons wishing to provide Township Construction/Zoning Offi ce, Den- ______DECEASED comments or objections may send written comments to Mr. Kevin Yecco at nis Township Hall, by all interested parties at 1x Fee=$31.59 05/28/08 POWERS KIRN, LLC least ten (10) days prior to the said hearing. ______728 Marne Highway, Suite 200 The ADMINISTRATOR of the estate of said the address noted above. Comments will be accepted until June 13, 2008. Further, any interested party may appear in TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE Moorestown, NJ 08057 decedent hereby gives notice to the Credi- person or by attorney or agent at said hearing COUNTY OF CAPE MAY (856) 802-1000 and participate therein in accordance with the STATE OF NEW JERSEY Attorneys for Plaintiff (2008-0786) (Page A39 Please)

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Post comments to: www.capemaycountyherald.com Three-day Fling or Solemn Day of Homage? S Somewhere in the cloud that was Memorial Day, be- times other acronyms, “ARVN” and “NVA.” Honestly, there tween jammed roads, police calls, frayed nerves, and was no humanity in any of them. They were mere letters and Quotes From the Bible maybe a barbecue with family or friends, there were lo- numbers. Never was there the cold realization that behind each Cast your cares upon the Lord, for he cares about you. cal observances to remember the nation’s war dead. number was a human, perhaps my age, regardless whether I Peter 5:7 Fewer old veterans attend them each year as they it was one of ours or “one of them.” switch sides, from those saluting to those being saluted. Wounded were mentioned, but never did I Too bad some of those hallowed events caused traffi c slowdowns hear the screams of that man whose body was or inconveniences to travelers to this southern peninsula, but war shattered terribly by a land mine or grenade, is never convenient. Someone even had the audacity to call war who would never again be able to function hell, which it truly is to those tasked with fi ghting and dying. as a whole person. Young people, enjoying the fruits of liberty, prosperity and peace, I never saw a buddy literally vanish from Published Every Wednesday by the cannot fully understand why gray haired men and women spend sight as so many veterans did. Not once did SEAWAVE CORPORATION time on, what to them is merely a national day off that starts sum- I have a friend who went on patrol, was mer, to listen to speeches about patriotism and place fl oral wreaths captured, and was never seen again, dead ARTHUR R. HALL, President & Publisher at the base of monuments, listen to “Taps” and maybe cry. or alive. War is not truly real to this generation, although they’ve Never did I have to follow an order to ALFRED S. CAMPBELL, Managing Editor watched it on the television news, or seen it in today’s grim take another human’s life, and carry that SUSAN K. AVEDISSIAN, Assistant Managing Editor photos of death and destruction in Iraq or Afghanistan. Pos- terrible picture around in my mind for the rest of my life. CAROLYN MEE, Ph.D., On Deck and Features Editor sibly war takes on added meaning when brothers or sisters are I’ve experienced the unanswerable question placed in harm’s way while wearing the uniform of our nation. a Gold Star Mother asks, “Why did it happen to him?” PRESTON D. GIBSON, Director of Development Death of a serviceman or woman is never “here,” it’s always I pity military chaplains who had to hear that inquiry repeatedly, BENJAMIN N. HALL, down the street, or up in the next county. The processions are about 56,000 times in the Vietnam War era. They hear it still never for “our” fl esh and blood, always someone else’s. today. Director of Online Application Development Too many are detached from the fear that chills a That was just from “my” war. I was not around when mothers STEVE MEHL, Northern Advertising Manager soldier’s or marine’s blood as a bullet rips through the and fathers asked similar questions in the Civil War or Spanish KAREN DICKINSON, Southern Advertising Manager night or when a mortar erupts and screams are heard. American War or World War I and World War II and Korea. BETH HUBER, National Advertising Manager To a generation raised with clever electronic games when virtual Today’s veterans will also be frozen in time with their desert bullets are fi red at “enemies” on a LCD screen and death is merely wars. Will they venerate their war’s dead as we did Monday? Will DAWN AUSTIN, Client & Creative Services Manager a way to score points, war is just another game. It has no face, no respect continue? human cost to them. It seems our national lot is to forever order our best men and 1508 Rt. 47, Rio Grande, N.J. 08242 ■ As each veteran is “frozen” in time with his or her war, so it women onto battlefi elds in far off lands whose places we can Phone 886-8600 Fax 886-1879 is with me. I recently re-read Neil Sheehan’s “After the War Was barely spell or pronounce. That is the way we have come to E-Mail: [email protected] Over” about life in Hanoi and Saigon for Vietnamese who fought know and expect. DEADLINES each other during our involvement. Will Memorial Day ever mean what it should to young people News & Photos ...... Thursday It paints a portrait of Communist Viet Cong, who were victori- who never experienced war? Probably not. Not until they go Display Advertising ...... 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How sad. carpets and cars, grills and beer. the entire contents of this publication shall be the property of the Seawave I thought back, reading the names of those distant places, Da To old veterans, there will always be a time to recall those who Corp. No part hereof may be reproduced without prior written consent. Neither participating advertisers nor the publishers will be responsible Lot, Cu Chi, An Bac, Bien Hoa, how “clinical” the war seemed to paid dearly for the liberties we all enjoy, even though we don’t or liable for misinformation, misprints or typographical errors. Seawave me as I watched it pass my eyes on teletype messages. appreciate them. Corporation’s liability for errors or omissions resulting from its own As part of a radioman’s work, I logged messages as they were How I wish Memorial Day’s meaning could be passed to the negligence or from cause beyond its control extends only to the cost relayed from Washington to Guam and Vietnam. There was little next generation without them having to experience its horrors of actual space occupied or to have been occupied by the item(s) in which the error or omission occurred. The publishers reserve the right time to read and digest what the messages contained as they and pain. That will never happen, since humans refuse to cultivate to edit or refuse any submitted material, as well as to reject or cancel pounded letter after letter on yellow paper. the sense to learn from the past. any advertisement at any time. There were acronyms like “KIA” and “MIA” followed by We continue repeating the same behavior, yet expect different Dedicated to the Service of God and Mankind. numbers. There were orders to strike targets. There were at results. Is that not madness? Herald Newspapers May 28 2008 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A43 Invisible Dog Makes Good Pet Offer Rx for Health Care Woes BY DR. STEVEN FENICHEL regular checkups, screenings and preven- By JACK FICHTER a Xerox machine, which was very embarrassing. Luck- tive care. The grim result: about 18,000 ily, Staples had their name on the side and I was able to When the prestigious Annals of Internal adults die each year mainly because they Do you want to own a dog but you live in an apart- return it without incident. Medicine published a study last month lack health coverage, according to the ment? Do you have a house but no one is home all day Now you may ask if I am sure that I have an invisible that showed that 59 percent of U.S. Institute of Medicine. and you are afraid a dog would be bored or destructive? dog. Bonkers sometimes casts a shadow when walking physicians now support national health Only a single-payer national health What is the solution? through a bright light. That is how I fi gured out how insurance, a jump of 10 percentage points insurance system can provide comprehen- Have you heard of Invisible Fence to keep your dog my microwave oven was moving over the past fi ve years it should not have sive, good quality coverage for everyone at on your property? Then how about buying an invisible across the living room rug seem- surprised anyone. an affordable cost. dog? ingly by itself. Doctors, like everyone else, want our Such a system would save about $350 I got an invisible dog fi ve months ago and I couldn’t There are drawbacks to an invis- fellow human beings to be treated with billion a year on paperwork and insur- be happier. My dog’s name is Bonkers and he is a mixed, ible dog. You must be careful talk- dignity and to receive good quality care. ance overhead, enough to cover all the invisible Great Dane/Lab mix. Now you may question ing to your invisible dog when out Yet each day, we see, close-up, the per- uninsured and underinsured. The plan how do I know that I have a dog if I can’t see him? A for a walk since most people can- sonal suffering behind the grim statistics would cover all medically necessary doctor good question indeed. not see your dog. Oddly enough, of our broken health care system. visits, hospital care, prescriptions, mental Bonkers can bark. He is invisible not silent. In addition, some folks not only can see him We’ve seen too many people delay or go health services, nursing home care, rehab, the dog food I place in his bowl disappears, I believe. but they know his name. without treatment because they couldn’t home care, eye care and dental care. There Of course, he eats Purina Invisible Dog Chow, which Just the other day we were walk- afford it, often with tragic consequences. would be no co-pays or deductibles. comes in a one-ton bag. I keep it in the living room next ing on the Promenade, and I was We’ve seen patients who thought they Patients could go to the doctor or hos- to my sofa since no one can see it. talking a blue streak to my pet and a stranger went by and had good employer-based insurance driven pital of their choice. Only the fi nancing The real pleasure of owning an invisible dog is walking said to his companion, “See him, he’s bonkers.” into bankruptcy when a member of their system would change: the big insurance and running with him. Bonkers does not need a leash “That’s right,” I replied. family became seriously ill. companies would be cut out of the pic- since authorities can’t see him. In addition, a car can’t hit Owning an invisible dog is not without its problems. A In a country as wealthy as ours, no one ture. him because it would simply pass right through him. Cape May woman, who lives near the Coast Guard base, should have to worry about being able to A uniquely American single-payer plan I know your next question. Do invisible dogs go to has an invisible Doberman named “Sailor.” The woman afford health care when they need it. A would build on the success of Medicare, the bathroom? The answer is yes, and I have ruined likes to sit on the porch while the dog is playing outside not-for- profi t national health insurance which, contrary to the claims of alarmists more than one pair of invisible shoes by stepping in the in the front yard. Just the other day she was outside yell- with “everyone in, nobody out,” single- (who often have links to the insurance wrong spot. ing “Hey sailor, come in here,” and a couple of Coasties payer public insurance system would industry), has provided good quality care Are invisible dogs good at deterring burglars? Yes, on liberty came up onto her porch. eliminate that worry and guarantee quality to millions with minimal overhead costs. remarkably good at keeping your home safe. They tend Where can you purchase an invisible dog? They are health care for everyone. It would enlarge and signifi cantly improve to bark louder than visible dogs and pack a big bite that available from a number of contractors that sell items to The current system, which is as sick as upon the existing Medicare system. seems to come from nowhere. the Federal Government. There have been many invisible it gets, involves hundreds of private health The Annals study shows U.S. physician Here is a fascinating fact about invisible dogs: they items sold to our military in Iraq. insurance companies seeking maximum support for national health insurance is play with real, visible dog toys. Bonkers likes his stuffed How expensive are invisible dogs? I found Bonkers tied profi ts. It has burdened the American growing quickly. Surgeons, for example, Internal Revenue Auditor squeaky toy and his Hummer to a lamppost next to a large white rabbit named Harvey. people with the highest overhead and nearly doubled their support since the front bumper with the rope on the end. He said “Take him, you’ve earned it.” administrative expenses in the world, 2002 survey. You may be asking about veterinary care for invisible It’s true. I’ve been working long hours and an invisible including the payment of sky-high CEO An Associated Press poll last December dogs. There is a very good invisible veterinarian on Sunset dog was just what I needed. salaries. With all the money spent the showed 65 percent of Americans also sup- Boulevard near the Wicker Store. Invisible dog shots are While visible dogs work with the police department latest rating by the World Health Organiza- port this approach. Already 90 members of less expensive than shots for dogs that you can see. and disabled persons, invisible dogs were used in the tion ranks the USA 37th in the world in the House of Representatives have backed There are invisible dog ailments not common to visible last two presidential elections to help count votes from quality of care. it by co-sponsoring H.R. 676, “United dogs such as static cling virus, which will make them electronic voting machines that do not create a paper The insurance companies have created States National Health Insurance Act,” stick to furniture and attract all your socks. If you see record. mountains of paperwork and bureaucracy introduced by Rep. John Conyers Jr. your socks walking around the house in a bunch, your I understand invisible dogs are being recruited for the related to its profi teering through deny- It’s time for elected offi cials and can- invisible dog is under them. 2008 presidential election vote count as well. ing claims and services. This has nothing didates for public offi ce, including the Invisible dogs love anything with a high voltage such I must conclude this column and go outside now. to do with delivering good care. These current presidential candidates, to catch as neon signs and arc welders. Bonkers dragged home Bonkers is playing with a Toyota Prius and I want him corporate giants routinely intrude into up with public opinion and to support the to stop. medical decision-making, deciding, for enactment of a single-payer national health example, which child gets treatment and insurance system. couples’ paradise. Since I daily plot roadmaps to couples which one doesn’t. success, I counsel Ethan to use his capacity to reason. He Our existing system has left 47 million Fenichel of Ocean City practices Derma- Making and Marian are already engaged in the guided couples Americans, 9 million of them children, tology and is a member of Physicians for a learning in their therapy that can help them master the uninsured and another 60 million under- National Health Program, an organization Life Work! art of being married. Might he give the work some time?” insured. The human toll is enormous. of 15,000 doctors who support a single- I wonder aloud. “But what about my mother?’ he asked. People who lack insurance typically skip payer national health insurance plan. By DR. JUDITH COCHE “What do I tell her?” I thought of biking with Whitby that morning, and told Our Readers Write Ethan about the work to create the easy pacing with my “If human kind fl ourishes rather than fl ounders over dog next to my bike. I reminisced that when Whitby had Reader Objects to Graphic Details the next thousand years, it will be because we embraced been a pup, his boundless energy seemed a mismatch learning and reason, and not because we surrendered forever biking together. My vision, reason and learning To The Editor: for more detailed information. to some fantasy about returning to an ancient Eden that created the template for success that now makes the I also object to the fact that the accuser’s never really was.” pairing look effortless. Whitby and I had learned to work I strongly object to the graphic detail identity is protected but the person who Dr. Daniel Gilbert together. It only seemed easy…Ethan listened, absorbed contained in the Herald story on page is supposed to be considered innocent my words, and nodded quietly. The marriage has another one about the Coast Guard misconduct until proven guilty, had their name and In 1998, baby Portuguese water dog Whitby joined our week of life… charges. personal information splashed all over the family. For years I had harbored a romantic fantasy about To Ponder: Can I get to any personal Edens through I do not think it necessary to be so front page. There is something very wrong biking with my dog. We were to run in synch, smiling learning and reasoning? How? explicit. I don’t want to read that stuff in about that. gently, wavy dark hair rustling lightly in the morning Coche of Stone Harbor volunteers time to educate my free weekly community paper. If the breeze. The idea refused to be beaten into submission the public about mental health. She can be reached at Herald wanted to include it for journalistic DARLEENA BYRNE so I succumbed to mastering the skill. [email protected] or 215- 735-1908. purposes, it could have put it online and North Cape May At fi rst, Whitby frolicked exuber- tell the print readers they can go online antly as we biked, but he quickly Rotary Club Seeks Families determined that he needed to Fare Free Bus Drivers Should Be Honored Too attend to the clicker’s instructions to get his tiny treats. Ride after To Host Exchange Students To The Editor: so should the Fare Free bus drivers. They ride that fi rst year, I applied classic your own child. They are COURT HOUSE — The should have a special day to be honored. psychological learning principles expected to live by the fam- Rotary clubs of Southern I am a passenger on the Fare-Free bus. I’m sure all the other passengers on the as Whitby, the clicker, treats, and ily rules and guidelines. New Jersey are looking for I have to go to cardiac rehab three times buses would also agree. Hopefully, they I persevered. All students come with families to host a foreign a week for 12 weeks. could set up one special day for honoring Whitby internalized the drill: health insurance and spend- exchange student next The Fare Free bus picks me up, and I the “Drivers.” his formidable canine reasoning ing money in addition to a year. Students will be would like to state that each and every one I would especially like to thank all the ability created the learning that, if modest allowance from the arriving in August from of those drivers are the most kind, caring kind drivers who bring me to my destina- he jogged politely next to my knee, local Rotary Club. France, Japan, Dominican and courteous drivers I have ever met. tion every week. We are so blessed to cued at the human word “turn” to make his legs go in For information on host- Republic, Hungary, Brazil, The nation has just celebrated nurses’ have such wonderful service here in Cape the direction of my front wheel, and sat on command, ing an exchange student Thailand, Romania and week. I know a lot of nurses at Cape Re- May County. he could enjoy lots of doggie junk food. Many treats but and the Rotary Youth Ex- Peru. Hopefully at these gional Medical Center, being that I was no accidents later, he and I have arrived at a graceful pas change Program, contact students will be able to a patient there four times in 2007. They ELLEN QUATRO de deux. Bob and Carol Saghirian at attend a local high school are great nurses. Rio Grande This summer you can fi nd us at about 7:30: a loping 856-228-1717 or email us for the year to learn about I believe that just as nurses are honored, black and white handsome dog and a leggy lady on a our culture. at [email protected]. tall bike strung together by a short red leash. We make Rotary Youth Exchange it look easy, creating some of my favorite life moments. students are usually hosted My romantic fantasy of how woman and her canine best by one to three families 4:30 p.m. Church of the Ad- 547-0855. friend can enjoy biking is realized each time we move in during their year here, TTEENEEN vent, Parish Hall, Washington Civil Air Patrol: ages 12- synch in the early morning coolness. For me and Whitby, which means a commit- and Franklin streets, Cape 18: meets Thursdays, cadet these short rides are as good as life gets. Dan Gilbert is ment of three months, fi ve May. programs, drill and ceremony, SSCENECENE 4-H Teen Ambassadors: safety classes, aerospace edu- correct: my fantasy of pet Eden fl ourished through reason- months or 10 months. leadership, citizenship and cation, emergency services. ing and learning. Families do not need to ONGOING EVENTS gress Hall for ages 6-12. community service projects 624-0529. Clients face the same need to rely on reason and be Rotarians. Any family Teen Karate: Every Mon- for youth grades eight-12. Music: Impact Choir, Sea- learning to bring their Edens to fruition. Often their is eligible as long as they CCA-YAP - Youth Arts day, Wednesday and Thurs- Meetings and activities held shore Church, 886-6196; Edens actually do involve sex. “My Mom tells me I need will provide a warm, car- Program: variety of arts and day. Call 886-6902 or 889- monthly. For more informa- Kaleidoscope Kids singers, to divorce Marian because she took me for a fool. But I ing environment for the social activities for youth 10 8105. tion: contact Rutgers Cooper- ages six-14, 465-7443; Com- love her and she stopped the affair after we talked about exchange student.. and older. Teen Program: Tabernacle ative Research and Extension munity Concert Band, Norm it in therapy. She is learning, and I want to see if it can Families will receive YAP - Saturday Nights: United Methodist Church, 4-H Youth Development Pro- Lochten, 465-8737. work. What can I tell my mother?” a complete orientation Arts and social activities 656 Seashore Road, Erma. gram 465-5115 ext. 605. NAACP: Youth Council, AlaTeen: for teens with ages 14-21, 624-9152. Ethan, a brilliant young attorney, can’t decide whether and support from the local throughout much of the Wednesdays - Teen Bible school year for youth and Study 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Fri- family or friends who are al- Scouting: ages fi ve-17; to divorce. His heart tells him to stay, his fantasy of Eden Rotary club. The respon- children ages 6-16. Programs day Night Teens, 7:30 to coholics: Thursdays, 8 p.m., Girl Scouts of the South Jer- is all about the sparkly, leggy Marian, but neither he nor sibilities are simple: Treat include Junior Arts Camp for 10:30 p.m. Church of Resurrection, 200 sey Pines, 856-697-3900; his mother grasp the learning principles needed to get to the student as you would ages 6-10, and Camp Con- Homework Club: 3:30- W. Tuckahoe Road, Marmora, (Page A44 Please) A44 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers May 28 2008

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Classes are from Forty percent more, according to a recent press quired to afford a two-bedroom our patients value the distinctive and personalized care 9 a.m.-4 p.m. and run June report. apartment at the Fair Market Rent provided by Dr. Chris Chase DC. 17-Aug. 19. Registration Meanwhile, a steady stream of people and their fami- of $895 in Cape May County. fee is $180 per person, and Our clinic is unique because we focus on the lies are showing up every Thursday to the United Way Her figures come from the includes class materials Structural Correction of the Spine. First Call for Help food bank in Wildwood to receive free Census Bureau and the U.S. De- and fi eld trips. partment of Housing and Urban Our care is gentle and does not involve the aggressiveness meals, or free food from the food pantry there. For an application or Development. of traditional chiropractic. Our goal is simple: To provide That number by now should have already begun to more information, call “That means you need a job you with the most advanced structural correction decrease, by half, according to Stephanie Hoover, of Jenny Carleo at 465-5115 that pays $17.21 per hour. If you available with personalized, friendly patient care. United Way, as the summer season picks up and jobs ext. 659. get more plentiful. have a job that pays minimum wage of $7.15 per hour, Call 465-5358 to schedule with our friendly staff. But it hasn’t. you would need to work 96 hours per week, 52 weeks What’s happening here in Cape May County? per year in order to afford a 2-bedroom apartment in People are hurting, that’s what. Cape May County. That’s equal to 2.4 full-time jobs,” It’s clear those county residents who make the least Rascher said. amount of money, are suffering the most in this depress- While the average Fair Market Rent statewide is ing economic climate. even higher than Cape May County, that’s no comfort And as for affordable housing, that’s a problem for those we know here, especially when one consid- A division of Emigrant Bank, that continues to plague those who make less than ers that compared to the surrounding counties, Cape $35,800. May County’s 40 percent increase in the number of one of the country’s leading specialists That salary fi gure comes from Brenda Rascher, an people using food stamps over last year is twice or three attorney and housing advocate for South Jersey Legal times as high as the surrounding counties of Atlantic, in Personal Insurance Services. Cumberland and Salem. “Of every four people you see here, one cannot May 22 was the second in a series of these work- Is proud to announce the opening of its afford to live in Cape May County — one is struggling shops sponsored by South Jersey Legal Services, and to make ends meet — and they don’t look like ‘those the goal of these two events was clear: to galvanize SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY OFFICE people,’ whoever ‘those people’ are,” she told a group members of the community to create more housing, of pastors, community members and individuals during suitably affordable for people who work and live here led by a question and answer session at a workshop May 22 but are barely getting by, who are slipping through the at the Atlantic Cape Community College Cape May cracks, or who just want a decent place to live near SUE WHITE campus. where they work. The people who need an affordable place to live and The momentum continues. You can reach Sue at cannot fi nd one here, so are forced to pay market rents, The fi rst meeting to form a working group of citizens live outside of the county and commute in, slip in and for workable, affordable housing options in the county 609•425 5158 or 917•262 5200 out of transitional housing, or who are woefully behind is set for May 29, at 5 p.m. at The Branches, Village in their bills, are people we already know. Shops in Rio Grande, Route 47, behind the Family They are the people who take care of our needs, our Dollar Store. All are invited to attend. children’s needs, and who tend to our parents: medi- Creating a variety of affordable housing options in cal assistants, accounting and auditing clerks, tellers, this county will produce a ripple effect akin to the old police, fi re and ambulance dispatchers, emergency saying, “a rising tide lifts all boats.” A workforce in safe, medical techs and paramedics, teacher assistants, hair- decent homes not only will keep the county’s economic BIG NEWS : Hot Summer Ahead stylists and cosmetologists, school bus drivers, security engine running, it’s good for the soul of the place. (Just like every year since the dawn of time.) Teen Scene of Nazarene, 446 Seashore 463-2000; Cape May Nature are also welcome. It’s not like we didn’t know. It You’ll get a full 17-point (From Page A43 Rd. Erma. (Sports, movies, Center, 884-9590; Cape May happens every year. It gets clean and adjust to put your Boy Scouts of Southern New and concession stand with Rec., Terry, 884-9565; Coun- Jersey, 856-327-1700. everything, ping pong, pool ty Museum, Barbara, 465- BLOOD DRIVE hot. Really hot. Then we both system back to factory specs. Swim Teams: ages fi ve-18: tables, air hockey, games, 3535; Crest Haven Nursing Cape May Recreation Dept., basketball tournaments, fuse Home, Anthony, 465-1274; SOUTH SEAVILLE get to deal with it. It’s normally $139 and worth 884-9565; Crest Dolphins, ball, special nights with spe- Habitat for Humanity, 463- — The Cannon Masonic every penny. 884-6390. cial activities and much more. 0244; Lower Twp. Rec., Zack, Lodge will host an Ameri- Teen Services: numbers 6:45 pm-9:30 pm. Call Pastor 886-7880; MADD, 463- can Red Cross blood drive You want your cooling for activities, health ques- Joe 886-6196 Ext 11. 1616; North Cape Center, Volunteer for the follow- Paul, 898-8899; Red Cross, from 1-7 p.m. June 2 at the system to do its job all But if you schedule it tions; United Way, 729-2255, Cannon Masonic Lodge, this free directory. ing groups: Animal Welfare 465-7382; United Way, Su- Main Street and Corson summer without getting you can get it for Friday's Youth Ablaze: Society, 465-3403; Cape zanne, 729-2002; Wetlands week, just Tavern Road. robbed on energy bills. $99. That’s a buy! But it’s Seashore Community Church Regional Medical Center, Institute, 368-1211. 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In the case the site is found meals served by the Cape unusable, Poillon said, the lease is to build a property May County Nutritional in the city, not necessarily for that particular site and Project for the Elderly. another site would be determined. Monday, June 2: Hot Siblings Hit by Truck roast beef sandwich, peas, salad, chocolate pudding, SEAVILLE — On May 26, just after 6:30 p.m., a 13 vegetable barley soup. year-old girl was hit by a vehicle driven by an off-duty Tuesday, June 3: Herb North Wildwood police offi cer. When State Troopers baked chicken, rice pilaf, arrived at the scene at State Highway 50 at mile 2.6 mixed vegetables, cucum- in Upper Township, rescue squads were working to ber salad, applesauce. remove the female juvenile who was entrapped under Wednesday, June 4: the front portion of a pickup truck. According to re- Knockwurst, sauerkraut, ports, the victim received non-life threatening injuries mashed potatoes, maca- and was treated on scene by Upper Township Rescue roni salad, vanilla cake and later airlifted to Atlantic City Regional Medical w/icing. Prom Court for the Wildwood High School prom held at Lighthouse Pointe Restaurant in Wildwood on Center for further medical treatment. According to Thursday, June 5: Bar- May 17 are from left, front row: Leeroy Perez, Prom Prince, Lucas Bottoms; Richard Fullerton, Michael police, David Ringer, of Atco, was traveling south- B-Q pork chops, mashed DiBiasio, Jared DeGroff. From left, rear: Nelitza Hernandez, Prom Princess, Talisa Gutierrez; Jamie Bot- bound on Route 50 when the 13 year-old girl and a 10 potatoes, succotash, roll, toms, Prom Queen, Latifah McNeal; Prom King, Trevor Rivera; Shakiyrah Bishop and Nilitza Hernandez. year-old boy, both from Petersburg, tried to cross the salad, fruit cocktail, chick- The event was preceded by the annual promenade at the school. highway. Ringer reportedly attempted to swerve onto en vegetable soup. the southbound shoulder to avoid striking the juveniles Friday, June 6: Country but the front portion of the truck clipped the male fried steak, augratin pota- juvenile and then struck the female, subsequently trap- toes, green beans, carrot ping her right arm under the front passenger side tire. salad, blueberry pie. The younger boy sustained a minor scrape to his right Monday, June 2: Tuna elbow and was treated and released on scene. Witness pasta salad on lettuce, roll, statements on scene document that the accident was cookies, apple juice. the result of the actions of the juveniles and no traffi c Tuesday, June 3: Salami summons were issued to the driver. sandwich on rye, potato salad, pears, tomato juice. Commission Staggered Wednesday, June 4: COURT HOUSE — Cape May County Library Com- Cottage cheese and fruit mission members are now required by state law to on lettuce, ambrosia, veg- have staggered terms, as in no two terms can expire at etable juice. the same time, County Library Director Deborah Poil- Thursday, June 5: lon said. This means two current members will need to Chicken salad hoagie on Lacy Green pins a fl ower on her date, Alex Reyn- extend their commitment to the commission. Munici- roll, peaches, chips, cran- olds, before shoving off to the Middle Township pal Library Commissions have always been required to berry juice High School Prom. stagger terms and law was recently changed to apply Friday, June 6: Egg to County Library Commissions. The commission must salad, pasta salad, roll, comply to get state aid. butterscotch pudding, or- ange juice. Keep Pets Off Point WHS senior, Gerald Jackson, and sophomore, Briana STONE HARBOR —Borough Council passed an Arc Walk Brown, add to and delight in the Wildwood High ordinance May 20 prohibiting dogs, or any other do- School prom held May 17. mesticated animals, at Stone Harbor Point at any time, Set June 7 regardless of whether leashed, from the area south of the 127th Street Jetty to the Hereford Inlet. Construc- SEA ISLE CITY — A tion of two bird observation decks at the Point will Step Up For The Arc Walk begin in September with funding through the U.S. Fish will be held June 7 on the and Wildlife Foundation. Promenade at JFK Boule- vard. Registration for the SH Library Changes event will begin at 9 a.m. and the walkathon will STONE HARBOR — Resident and Planning Board begin at 10 a.m. Alternate Robert Ashman asked Borough Council May The walk is approxi- 20 if rumors he’s heard were true that plans have mately three miles in been altered for the proposed new library. Business length. The cost is $10 for Administrator Kenneth Hawk said no major structural individuals and $50 for a changes were made but changes to make the library team of six people. Cor- a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design porate sponsorship begins (LEED) building include slightly changing the design to at $250. be compatible for solar panels, geothermal systems and For additional informa- using recyclable materials for the interior. CAFRA per- tion, contact Sarah Mat- mit applications have been submitted and the borough thews, 609-861-7100, ext. Elvis Morales and sister, Susi will share familial awaits approval. 118. memories about the 2008 WHS Prom held May 17. Blind Pianist Heather Nuscis and her date for the Middle Town- Ocean City Police Announce Arrests ship High School prom, Rashaun Green, take time To Speak out to pose for the camera. OCEAN CITY –– The of court) from multiple • On May 11, Mala- dictions. Patrolman Andy at Service police department released jurisdictions. When ap- chi Finch, 28, of Ocean Huffard and Sgt. Doug information on the fol- prehended Reardon was City, was arrested for ac- Klipp were the arresting ABSECON — Stanley lowing six arrests that found to be in possession tive warrants (contempt offi cers. Stash Serafi n, a blind pia- occurred during the week of a controlled dangerous of court) from multiple • On May 16, Bar- nist, well-known figure of May 10 - 18: substance (CDS) and drug jurisdictions. Patrolman tholomew Allegretto, 48, skater and a coach in mas- • On May 11, Cory paraphernalia. Detectives Bob Koob and Sgt. Brian of Ocean City, was ar- sage and body work tech- Reardon, 23, of Ocean Dan Lancaster and Steve Trostle were the arresting rested for endangering niques, will discuss ways City, was arrested for ac- Sullivan were the arresting offi cers. the welfare of a child. Dan to sense the energy of faith tive warrants (contempt offi cers. • On May 11, William Lancaster was the arrest- at the Sunday, service of Burkhardt, 40, of Ocean ing offi cer. the Unitarian Universalist City, was arrested for hin- Congregation of the South dering apprehension, pos- Irish History Jersey Shore. session of CDS, possession The UUCSJS meets at the of drug paraphernalia and Winners Named John D. Young Memorial driving while suspended. Lions Blind Center, at the Patrolman Bob Koob and NORTH WILDWOOD corner of Pitney Road and Detective John Mazzuca — Wildwood Catholic, a Crestview Avenue, in Ab- were the arresting offi- college preparatory high secon. Services begin at cers. school, announced its stu- 10 a.m. Religious educa- • On May 12, John dents who were awarded tion classes for children are Fowler, 66, of Marlton, honors in the Ladies of the held during adult worship. was arrested for driving Ancient Order of Hiberni- Nursery and toddler care while intoxicated. The ans Irish History Writing also are available. For more WHS senior, Allison Kolodi, and MTHS senior, An- arresting offi cer was Patrol- Contest. Ava Rose Braun- information visit www. thony Innaurato, participate in the Promenade, man Mike Gray. feld was awarded fi rst place uucsjs.org. prior to the WHS Prom. • On May 14, Khalid at both the county and state Bassou, 39, of Ocean City levels; Michael Walsh was Adlai Stevenson: The quality of mercy is not strained; It droppeth as was arrested for obstruct- awarded second place at To act coolly, intelli- the gentle rain from heaven Upon the place beneath. Jack Fichter ing the administration of both the county and state gently and prudently in It is twice blessed- It blesseth him that gives, and him A home from the late 1800s at 602 Broad St. in Cape justice and having active levels; and Mark Rucci perilous circumstances that takes. May is being cut into six pieces to move it to a new lo- warrants (contempt of was awarded an honorable is the test of a man-and cation at Elaine’s Dinner Theatre on Lafayette Street. court) from multiple juris- mention on the county William Shakespeare also a nation. The home should be reassembled by Friday. level. A46 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers May 28 2008

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Thirty-eight students were inducted into the WHS’ National Honor Society April 10. From left, front to- back, WHS’ National Honor Society Members: Loretta Kelly, Pedro Tapia Huerta, Shaun Brown, Juliet King, Briana Brown, Danielle Ferrante, Rebecca Sandora, Katie Giblin. Second row: Kyle Morey, Rachael Sandora, Zuleika Gutierrez, Yahilyn Feliciano, Latifah McNeal, Jenny Tillotson, Simrandeep Kaur, Allison Kolodi, Lindsey Tillotson. Third row: Lia Ferrante, Marissa Ferrante, Theresa Locantore, Shanese Dawson, Lauren Irwin, Kia Connelly, Marcus Wright, Nicholas Palmer, Michael DiBiasio, Marisa Brannau. Fourth row: Matthew Schiff, Emily Tillotson, Eric Sanguinetti, Edward Pelaez, Jamie Bottoms, Isaac Jamison. Fifth row: Taylor McAlarnen, Maxim Timofeev, Kevin Fetsick, Christopher Serrano. [Lauren Mulholland is absent from photo.] You can fool all the people some of the time and some of the people all the time, but you cannot fool all the Veterans Honored people all the time. At MT Memorial – Abraham Lincoln Day Observance

By AL CAMPBELL and Panther Band in the Star Spangled Banner at the COURT HOUSE — Me- beginning of the ceremony. ACME Savon Pharmacy morial Day in Middle Town- The band then departed for ship brought some World its second parade of the day War II veterans to the Thur- in Stone Harbor. ston Elmer Wood American James Lewis, Post 198 Legion Post 198 for the commander was master of annual observance. ceremonies. Among those veterans Rev. John O’Leary, pas- welcomes former from the last world war tor of Our Lady of Angels was John Finiello of Phila- Roman Catholic Church delphia, a member of the delivered both Invocation John A. Walters Commu- and Benediction. nity Band. Speakers included Mayor He proudly wore his F. Nathan Doughty, Com- Veterans of Foreign Wars mitteeman Stephen Barry Court House Pharmacy customers! garrison car as he played and Committeewoman his instrument as he had Susan DeLanzo and First aboard the USS Prairie in District Assemblyman Mat- the Pacifi c Theater during thew Milam (D-1st). the war. Winners of the Legion- Effective Saturday, May 17th, Court House Pharmacy Finiello was a Navy third sponsored essay contest class Musician’s Mate dur- for fi fth graders in Middle ing that war, and he still Township schools read has closed and all prescription records have been enjoys the privilege of play- their winning entries. They ing with the local band were, Jonathan Whipple, of music makers. He is a fi rst place, Daniel Gariano, summer residence at Carol second place and Dan De- relocated to the ACME Savon Pharmacy located at Lynn Resort, Woodbine. Vico, third place. The band performed Peg Dougherty read the under the baton of Richard war poem, “In Flanders 11 South Dennis Road in Cape May Court House. Ludwig, retired Middle Fields.” Township High School Wreathes were placed at Panther Marching Band the Legion monument and director. The group played the Dramis Memorial, adja- a medley of patriotic music cent to the Legion post. as the crowd waited for Ryan Hewitt, grandson ACME Savon Pharmacy would like the conclusion of Middle of the late Milton Shep- Township’s Memorial Day herd, played “Taps” after parade, which began at 10 a rifl e volley saluted the a.m. and wound its way dead. to welcome Fred Melroy, R. Ph. through the county seat. Contact Campbell at Ludwig had the oppor- (609) 886-8600 Ext 28 or tunity to lead the Walters at: [email protected] and his staff, formerly of Court House Pharmacy.

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