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Kathleen Bresan of Cape May says “Let’s Treat the Cause; Don’t Penalize Gun Owners,” while Charles King Sr. of Villas believes that “Big Government Will Take Away the Right to Bear Arms.” Richard MacCauley of North Cape May would like to see the Bennett’s Crossing bus stop reopened. Ken McDermott of Court House praises Sen. Jeff Van Drew for his proposed legislation on horseshoe crabs. Theresa Reed of Court House shares her memories of her elementary school teacher, Cynthia Arnold, and Fred Riehl of Ocean County tells readers they should not stand for New Jersey’s gun proposals. PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY THE SEAWAVE CORP. Vol. 49 No. 6 Copyright 2013 Seawave Corp. All rights reserved. February 6, 2013 1508 Route 47, Rio Grande NJ 08242-1402 Editor Al Campbell talks about Edward Smith, 93, Pearl Harbor survivor, who passed away on Jan. 20. Publisher Art Hall talks about the cultural, religious, and political Bill Would Kill clash of ideas between the liberal progressive movement and the staunchly individualistic conservatives. Crab Harvest Read all this and more on the Herald’s opin- ion pages A48-A50. Moratorium Tears, Smiles By JACK FICHTER TRENTON – Two bills introduced by First Mingle Monday District legislators, Sen. Jeff Van Drew and Assemblymen Nelson Albano and Matthew Mi- lam (all D-1st), would overturn a moratorium As Work Starts on harvesting horseshoe crabs.The legislation is being criticized by environmentalists since CREST HAVEN – Some naysayers said it many beaches the crabs use for breeding were would be a cold day before the only three destroyed by Hurricane Sandy. traffi c signals on the 172-mile Garden State At issue are Van Drew’s bill, S-2376 and Parkway would ever be removed. That day the companion Assembly bill A-2653. Albano came Feb. 4 when a bevy of local, county, and Milam are primary sponsors along with state and federal offi cials gathered at the Cape Assemblyman John F. Amodeo, (R-2nd). May County Administration Building to break Deborah McGuire According to statement on both bills, “After ground for the $110-million project that will With Exit 11 in the background, offi cials break ground Feb. 4 for the $110-million this bill is enacted into law and the moratorium eliminate traffi c lights on the highway’s only project that will eliminate traffi c signals at Exits 9, 10 and 11. From left is Freeholder is eliminated, State fi shermen will once again three intersections. Director Gerald Thornton, U.S. Rep. Frank LoBiondo (R-2nd) Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno, be authorized to catch horseshoe crabs in an Before a standing-room-only crowd inside Commissioner James Simpson, N.J. Department of Transportation, Veronique Hakim, amount that is consistent with the federal the freeholders’ meeting room, offi cials, in- New Jersey Turnpike Authority executive director, Eric Meyer, father of Christopher, 17, horseshoe crab fi shing quotas established by cluding Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno and U.S. Rep. who died in a 2004 accident at Exit 10 intersection, Sen. Jeff Van Drew (D-1st). the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commis- Frank LoBiondo (R-2nd), spoke of the need to sion.” remove the signals. Black History Month According to N.J. Sierra Club Director Jeff “On the Garden State Parkway the only three Tittel, the moratorium on horseshoe crab traffi c lights you will fi nd are the ones outside harvesting was put in place because of the here. We all agree they don’t belong and today He Tapped Weekly with Welk on TV importance of the species’ eggs to migratory we mark the start of a $110-million project,” shore bird populations. Loss of horseshoe crabs said New Jersey Turnpike Authority Executive Keeping Alive a Unique Dance Form over the years has threatened these shore birds, Director Veronique Hakim. especially the red knot, which was listed as a (Page A6 Please) By DEBORAH McGUIRE According to the entertainer the opening federal endangered species this year, he said. for a tap dancer on Welk’s show was not done Red knots arrive from South America in the Mortgage Scheme VAN NUYS, CALIF. – Quick! Who was the by open audition. “They had never thought of spring at the same time horseshoe crabs are fi rst African-American to be given a contract that,” he said. laying eggs on Delaware Bay beaches, providing Nets Four Arrests as a regular on a weekly variety show? Cape Initially hired as a guest performer, Duncan a food source for the birds. May County’s Flip Wilson? No. Philadelphia’s said Welk told him he wanted to gauge the “There are concerns that there are not going By DEBORAH McGUIRE Bill Cosby? No again. Try Arthur Duncan, tap audience’s reaction to the tap dancer. In 1965, (Page A4 Please) dancer extraordinaire. after six months as a guest, he found himself NEWARK – Four people, including the own- Duncan, who has been dubbed an “en- as a regular member of Welk’s musical family Beach Bolstered, ers of two real estate agencies in Wildwood and tertainer’s entertainer,” performed his dance in 1965. North Wildwood, were charged and taken into routines on the “Lawrence Welk Show” from “I stayed with the show until 1982, at which custody Jan. 30 on an indictment for their roles 1964 until 1982, was a mainstay in homes time he (Welk) retired,” said Duncan. Project to Resume throughout America each Saturday night with He added during the early 1960s he spent in a $15-million mortgage fraud scheme. AVALON — The fi rst phase of a major beach his sophisticated style of tap. most of his time out of the United States. Af- Charged were Frederick Diantonio, 40, of nourishment project in Avalon and Stone Har- “I was aggressive in wanting to be on the ter traveling to Europe for performances the Wildwood, co-owner of Blue Ocean Realty; bor has been completed. The beach fi ll project ‘Lawrence Welk Show,’” Duncan told The dancer opted to remain abroad, making Zurich Louis Catarro, 60, of Runnemeade, co-owner of in Avalon was completed Jan. 29 at 4:30 a.m.; a Herald in a Skype interview from his California his home base. During that time, however, the Blue Ocean Realty; Kathryn Lockwood, 43, of larger project on the Stone Harbor beachfront is home. Prior to being given a spot on Welk’s end of segregation in this country was coming Wildwood Crest, co-owner of Hoffman Agency scheduled to begin on or about April 12. A fi nal program, the showman had appeared on the to a head. North; and Thomas Morello, 55, of Mount Lau- walk through inspection of the Avalon portion “Jimmy Rodgers Show” in Australia as well “They probably felt it would be advantageous rel, developer of Bay Breeze Development. of the project will be conducted on Feb. 1. as many guest spots on shows throughout the to hire someone of color for the show,” he said. According to the indictment, Diantonio, “We are very pleased with the quality of world. (Page A4 Please) (Page A6 Please) work conducted during the Avalon phase of Hayes Sworn to Freeholder Board this important project,” Avalon Mayor Martin Pagliughi stated in a release. “The borough By AL CAMPBELL along with Sheriff Gary Schaffer, were now has both a protective and recreational in Washington, D.C., said Thornton. beachfront for the remainder of the winter CREST HAVEN – Enrobed, Surro- County Clerk Rita Fulginiti attended storm season and for the upcoming spring and gate M. Susan Sheppard administered the brief ceremony. summer tourism season”. the oath of offi ce as freeholder to her Thornton welcomed Hayes and said The beach fi ll project was authorized by replacement and fellow Ocean City she had been a friend for 30 years. the Army Corps of Engineers and the state resident Marie Hayes Feb. 1. “I am very happy and proud to sit Department of Environmental Protection with Hayes will fi ll the seat, vacated by here with her,” he added. partnership from both boroughs and Norfolk Sheppard after she won the election Then he warned Lloyd Hayes, “You Dredging Company of Norfolk, Va. The dredge for surrogate, until Dec. 31. She will are not going to see your wife a great “Charleston” pumped 302,000 cubic yards of run with Freeholder Director Gerald deal.” sand from a borrow area in Townsend’s Inlet Thornton for a regular term. Marie Hayes retired as Captain of onto the Avalon beachfront from the Eighth Absent from the festive occasion Detectives at the Cape May County Street jetty down to the 25th Street beach. in the Freeholders’ Meeting Room Prosecutor’s Offi ce after 29 years. The dredge is en route to a project in Fire Al Campbell before family and friends, was County “She’s been very, very successful in Island, N.Y. and will return to Stone Harbor dur- Freeholder E. Marie Hayes takes oath from Surrogate M. GOP Chairman Michael J. Donohue, her lifetime,” Thornton added. ing the second week of April to pump 420,000 Susan Sheppard Feb. 1. Husband, Lloyd and son, Lloyd who presided over the convention in “I’m pleased to see another female cubic yards of sand onto the beachfront there. hold Bible. which she was elected Jan. 30. He, (Page A10 Please) (Page A4 Please) Happenings! Health & Wellness/Senior Lifestyles Schools Sports & Recreation Dining & Entertainment Weekly Features Automotive...... 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© Herald Newspapers 2013 “Find It At Find’s!” Herald Newspapers February 6 2013 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A3 Township Teen Wears State Crown By DEBORAH McGUIRE abstinence to teens. “I defi nitely get a lot of COURT HOUSE – If Bert looks from people about Parks were still alive he teenage abstinence being would be have sung those my platform,” Sullivan said, famous words “There she “but it’s real, it’s who I am is…” at the Middle Town- and it’s something that I ship Performing Arts Cen- live by.” ter the afternoon of Jan. 29 She said she gave a lot as Court House resident of thought in choosing a Alyssa Sullivan spoke with platform and it was some- reporters about what it’s thing she wanted to do in like to win the coveted order to educate students title of Miss New Jersey in schools throughout New Outstanding Teen. Jersey about the value of The 17-year-old Middle teenage abstinence. Township High School ju- ALYSSA SULLIVAN “Being here in the Mid- nior, who competed against dle Township School Dis- 14 other young women many people as she could. Miss America Outstanding trict, I never really got that from throughout the state, According to Sullivan, Teen competition in Orlan- education,” she said. won her title Jan. 26. who has competed in pag- do, Fla. this coming August. To date, Sullivan has Sullivan said preparing eants for two years, she was There she will compete taken her platform to for the state-level pageant aware of the level of work with 53 other teenagers two schools, one in Cape kept her already busy involved to become New vying for the opportunity to May County and another schedule even fuller. Jersey’s newest Miss. become America’s teen. in Cumberland County “I was always busy. I had “I had competed in a lot In addition to work- through the Peer Challenge three personal trainers. I of local pageants before I ing out and practicing in- Program, funded through a was in the gym every single won my first,” she said, terviewing, Sullivan has Federal Title V grant given day,” she said, noting she “so I had the competing been active in taking her to the state that is used to lost 15 lbs. in preparation experience.” platform, “It’s Worth the educate teens regarding of the state competition. As the state’s Outstand- Wait,” to schools through- making healthy choices. She added she also prac- ing Teen, Sullivan will out the state. Her platform “I will spread the word ticed interviewing with as represent New Jersey at the stresses the importance of (Page A11 Please) Coffee, Cops and Conversation By DEBORAH McGUIRE normally merit a call to the police but are important COURT HOUSE – Two nonetheless. ® Middle Township police “They’re usually happy officers held “court” in with what we’re doing,” FISHERMAN’S WHARF, C APE MAY a local donut shop and it Loftus said, noting the pub- didn’t involve a judge. It lic’s take on the township’s did, however, involve the police force. He added most 609-884-3064 public and conversations concerns brought up dur- about everything from re- ing the coffee meetings are quests for extra patrols in usually geared to asking for www.thelobsterhouse.com neighborhoods to car seats a stronger police presence for children. in a particular area. FISH MARKET Sergeant James Loftus “Most complaints are and Ptlm. Jason Sweitzer about suspicious activities spent two hours of their in an area or how to handle Deborah McGuire shift seated in a booth it and how to proceed,” Sergeant James Loftus and Ptlm. Jason Sweitzer spent Prices Effective 2/8 -2/10 at Donut Connection on said Loftus. two hours of their shift seated in a booth at Donut Court House-South Dennis Over the course of the Connection on Court House-South Dennis Road. $ Road listening to the pub- two-year program over 100 Fresh Cod Fillet . . . . 7.95lb. lic’s concerns as part of the residents have spoken to of- moments conversing with pens with deadbeat dads.” police department’s Cops fi cers over a cup of joe. police. Seiber said he real- Seiber said he thought $ and Coffee program. “Most of the times there ized his question was more having police offi cers inside Shrimp Chowder. . . . 5.50pt. According to Loftus, are 10 to 15 people at each court-oriented. coffee shops was “abso- Cops and Coffee allows sitting,” said Sweitzer. “They answered the lutely great.” police offi cers and the pub- “I was asking them what question satisfactorily,” “You’re not just saying lic to meet in an informal they did with deadbeat said Seiber, “but that that because we can hear TAKEOUT SPECIALS setting where they can dis- dads,” said Jerry Sieber of doesn’t necessarily mean you,” joked Sweitzer. cuss issues that would not Swainton who spent a few I’m satisfi ed with what hap- (Page A11 Please) Wednesday Only 2/6 Local Man Killed by Bow and Arrow $ By DEBORAH McGUIRE allegedly involved in a fi st- outside the residence car- An autopsy performed Fried Shrimp Platter ...... 5.95 fi ght with another resident rying a compound bow and Jan. 29 revealed the cause of (Regularly BERLIN BOROUGH – A of a home located on Brill a quiver of arrows. death to be a perforated iliac Served with French Fries or Baked Potato & Cole Slaw $10.50) Court House man was killed Avenue in the borough Canfi eld is charged with vein in Paulsen’s pelvis. Jan. 28 after being shot in sometime between 10 p.m. shooting Paulsen in the Canfi eld admitted to driv- the stomach by a Berlin and 10:45 p.m. stomach with one of the ar- ing to a wooded area in Friday & Saturday 2/8 & 2/9 man wielding a bow and “That argument broke rows fi red from his bow. Winslow Township and arrow. up and all but Paulsen went Police responding to the disposing of the bow and $ According to Camden back into the house,” wit- scene found Paulsen lying arrows, stated police. State Fried Oyster Platter...... 10.95 County Prosecutor Warren nesses told police. in the back yard of the authorities retrieved the W. Faulk and Berlin Bor- After the fi ght, Timothy Brill Avenue home where bow Jan. 29. Served with Macaroni & Cheese & Stewed Tomatoes ough Police Chief Robert Canfield, 25, of Brill Av- he was shot. He was pro- Canfield was charged Carrara, Kereti Paulsen, enue, who was not involved nounced dead at Virtua with murder. Bail was set 25, of Court House was in the altercation, went Hospital in Berlin. at $800,000. Broiled Flounder, Crab Cake $ Police Seek Help In Identifying Robbery Suspects & Shrimp Platter ...... 10.95 COURT HOUSE – a report of a robbery. Ac- victim’s cell phone and contact Middle Township Served with French Fries or Baked Potato & Cole Slaw Middle Township police cording to police, one sus- left. Neither victim was police at 609-465-8700. are seeking the public’s pect entered a hotel room injured. Anonymous tips can be help in identifying two through a window and Both suspects were called into Cape May Appetizer Special suspects in an alleged brandished a handgun observed in front of the County Crime Stoppers $ robbery. to two victims inside the hotel prior to the robbery at 609-465-2800. Oysters Rockefeller. . . 7.95 Police were called to room while another sus- by surveillance video. A copy of the surveil- the Catalina Motel, 405 pect remained outside. Police are urging any- lance video can be seen North Wildwood Blvd. After a brief confronta- one who has information at: http://youtu.be/Yx- at 2:20 a.m. Jan. 28 for tion, the suspect took a on the two suspects to aex_rRs0Y SUNDAY FEBRUARY 10TH ONLY North Wildwood Police Respond to 2,964 Calls BUY 1 GET 1 FREE NORTH WILDWOOD drug offenses. plaints; and 106 false at one fi re. There were – City police handled Other incidents includ- burglar alarms. There 43 false alarms during the 2,964 calls during the ed 49 disorderly persons were no motor vehicle month. Additional calls BROILED or FRIED SEAFOOD COMBO PLATTER month of December. offenses; three malicious thefts. Fifty-four persons covered 62 other agency According to reports, property damage calls; were arrested, including assists. (Shrimp, scallops, fi llet of fi sh & deviled clam) offi cers responded to 10 188 traffi c enforcement 52 adults. 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A4 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers February 6 2013 Crab Harvest (From Page A1) “When we allowed limited harvests in the past the populations of the horseshoe crab and red knot contin- to be enough beaches to support the egg ued to drop,” he said. “We should not allow the taking density needed to supply the birds with of males because we do not know how many are needed enough food,” Tittel said. to produce enough eggs.” After eating and resting, red knots fl y to Tittel said Van Drew’s legislation not only violates the the Arctic Circle to breed. national Migratory Bird Act but the federal Endangered Without horseshoe crabs, the red knot Species Act as well. would disappear, said Tittel. “We will fi ght this unconscionable bill in the courts if “This legislation is not only short necessary,” said Tittel. sighted but dangerous,” he said. “It could File Photo Horseshoe crabs are harvested and cut as bait for eels, cause the extinction of the red knot and catfi sh, and conch. The most recent economic fi gures Scott Wahl Photo other species. This bill takes the side of Van Drew said. The commission limits put the total cost of bait produced from these harvests at Avalon 13th Street beach northward Jan. 31, special interests over public purpose.” harvesting to a few weeks annually. about $100,000 a year, said Tittel 2013. Tittel said while here, red knots fi ll up Guidelines do not allow the harvest- By contrast, a 2006 study found that tourism based on horseshoe crab eggs, often multiply- ing of female crabs or taking crabs from on observing migratory shore birds brings $34 million a Beach Project ing their weight six times over to sustain beaches, he said. year into Cape May County each year; that amount has themselves for the remainder of the Van Drew said the state promised fi sher- mostly likely doubled by now, he said. (From Page A1) journey. Without this stop they would men when the moratorium began in 2008, Van Drew said completely banning all harvesting, The second phase of this project is scheduled to end prior die,” he said. after their licenses became useless follow- although well intentioned, was the wrong approach. to the Memorial Day weekend. Before the moratorium, the red knot ing the ban, the state would purchase the This beach fi ll project on the Seven Mile Beach replaces population was plummeting by almost licenses or allow them to use the license a protective beach that was damaged during Hurricane 10 percent a year, from 100,000 to about for scientifi c research. Mortgage Scheme Irene in August 2011 and by Hurricane Sandy in October 15,000. Now the population has begun The state did not keep its promise to (From Page A1) 2012. rebounding with latest figures around the fi shermen, he said. Their livelihood Both communities were spared signifi cant damage dur- 24,000, said Tittel. depended upon horseshoe crab harvesting Catarro and Lockwood found properties in Wildwood ing Hurricane Sandy thanks in part to its extensive work He said although the horseshoe crab and their license, Van Drew said. and North Wildwood for sale by real estate developers, on its engineered beach and dune management system. moratorium has succeeded in stabilizing It was believed other states would fol- such as Morello. The three Realtors caused real estate Avalon completed its very fi rst beach fi ll project following the horseshoe crab population in the state, low New Jersey’s lead in banning horse- contracts to be issued which listed deposit money from Hurricane Gloria in 1987. numbers are still far too low to support the shoe crab harvesting but that never came buyers that was not often collected. “Every single job on the Seven Mile Beach is a direct red knot and other shore birds. Current to fruition, he said. Delaware and other The indictment alleges Diantonio, Catarro and Lock- result of sand being on the beachfront,” Pagliughi stated. egg densities are about 2,000 per acre. states are following the Atlantic States wood agreed sellers, such as Morello, would pay kick- “The beach not only provides protection from coastal In order to allow migratory shore bird Marine Fisheries Commission rules. backs to the buyers of the properties without disclosing storms, but also is the economic engine for Avalon and the populations to increase, scientists have Van Drew suggested a complete ban on the kickbacks to lending institutions funding the mort- rest of the county. Beach fi ll projects are investments that determined that these densities must rise harvesting in New Jersey could send this gages, thereby causing fraudulent documents to be signed pay huge dividends to the entire State of New Jersey.” to 50,000 per acre – a 2,500 percent in- state’s horseshoe crab quota to Delaware. at closings, including Housing and Urban Development Norfolk’s dredge “Charleston” is expected to return to crease. A recent survey found practically If that occurs, it is likely the moratorium (HUD) settlement statements. Stone Harbor during the second week of April. no change in egg density from 2005 to will not have saved one crab or one red The U.S. Attorney’s offi ce stated Diantonio, Catarro Approximately 420,000 cubic yards of sand will be 2010, said Tittel. knot, he said. and Lockwood received sales commissions for putting placed from 92nd Street south to 114th Street, and from In a written statement, Van Drew said All it would have accomplished is to together the transactions. 119th Street south to the terminal groin. The Stone Har- horseshoe crabs provide an important food increase income for Delaware fi sherman Diantonio and Catarro were both charged with conspir- bor beach fi ll project is scheduled to be completed before source for red knots, and are very valuable at the expense of New Jersey’s fi sherman, acy to commit wire fraud; conspiracy to commit money Memorial Day weekend, 2013. to the biomedical fi eld. Horseshoe crab he said. laundering; and making false statements to HUD. Various dune, crossover, dune grass, and sand fence blood is used in testing for bacteria in New Jersey fi shermen are purchasing Lockwood was charged with conspiracy to commit wire work is also part of the Seven Mile Beach nourishment intravenous medications and vaccines. horseshoe crabs as bait in Delaware, Van fraud and conspiracy to commit money laundering. project. The senator noted horseshoe crabs pro- Drew said. Morello was charged with conspiracy to commit wire “This project assures that our residents and visitors vide bait for commercial conch fi shermen According to Tittel, in the 1990’s over fraud. will have a spacious beachfront to enjoy for the upcoming whose business is their livelihood. Van 700,000 horseshoe crabs were taken The charge of wire fraud conspiracy is punishable by summer season,” Stone Harbor Mayor Suzanne Walters Drew said the horseshoe crab and red knot from the Delaware Bay annually. With a maximum potential penalty of 30 years in prison and a stated. “Stone Harbor’s rental properties and business must be saved but the question is how to the moratorium in place that number has $1-million fi ne. The money laundering conspiracy charge district are already in great shape for the spring and achieve that goal? dropped to between 60,000 to 100,000, carries a maximum potential penalty of 10 years in prison summer season. This beach fi ll project ensures another The Atlantic States Marine Fisheries taken in Delaware waters. Because of this and a $250,000 fi ne. tremendous vacation experience on the Seven Mile Commission has set forth guidelines to se- the population has stabilized and increases The false statement charge carries a maximum poten- Beach in 2013.” verely limit the harvest of horseshoe crabs, are beginning to be achieved, he said. tial penalty of two years in prison and a $250,000 fi ne. STORE-WIDE PRICE BREAK! 6 MONTH SPECIAL FINANCING.*

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Visits Cape Antique Shop CAPE MAY – High- perception that they were that all of the Jersey shore ing business groups, the lighting that Cape May’s severely damaged by the was damaged and that’s not Christie Administration tourism-related establish- storm,” stated Guadagno in the case in Cape May,” said worked with the Small ments are open for busi- a release. “In reality, Cape Susan DeMaio, owner of Business Administration to ness, including restaurants, May is ‘Open for Business’ Treehouse Antique Center. secure nearly $189 million bed and breakfast inns, and is as beautiful as ever. “Visitors can enjoy Cape in loans for thousands of wineries, art galleries and There is every reason for May right now, so come residents and small busi- antique shops, Lt. Gov. Kim visitors to come enjoy all on down. Make your sum- nesses, and provided lines Guadagno on Feb. 4 visited this historic national land- mer plans. The beaches are of credit through the state’s the TreeHouse Antique mark has to offer.” beautiful. Economic Development The Hit Men Center in Cape May, and TreeHouse Antiques, The B&Bs are standing Authority for businesses Re-live the The ORIGINAL Stars of Frankie Valli encouraged New Jersey which opened in 2003, and gorgeous. The restau- awaiting insurance reim- glory days of and The Four Seasons residents to support their is home to more than 20 rants are open, the shops bursement, grants for job local businesses. antique dealers from the are open, wineries and art training, and benefi ts for rock and roll SaturdaySaturday February 9 • 8:00 pmpm Earlier in the day, Gua- Mid-Atlantic region. Deal- galleries are open for busi- displaced workers. New with the Hit Men! dagno joined the Garden ers specialize in antique ness and I know a fabulous Jersey was also the re- They performed with… State Parkway groundbreak- furniture, china, glassware, antique store everyone cipient of a $15.6 million The 4 Seasons – “Oh, What a Night,” “Walk Like a Man” ing ceremony at the Cape linens, jewelry, American might want to visit!” National Emergency Grant Barry Manilow – “Copacabana” May County Administra- Art Pottery, stained glass, In the aftermath of Su- from the U.S. Department Tommy James & The Shondells – “Mony, Mony” tion Building to commence lighting, and historical perstorm Sandy, Governor of Labor to hire unem- the $110-million project to memorabilia. Christie has made assisting ployed state residents to eliminate traffi c signals on In addition, TreeHouse affected New Jersey small assist with clean-up and APPEL FARM the 172-mile highway. is committed to promoting businesses a priority. In recovery efforts. TICKETS ON SALE NOW! “Escaping Sandy’s physi- New Jersey artisans and addition to initiating a Businesses are encour- (856) 691-1121 cal damage, Cape May items made in the United statewide business impact aged to call the state’s AT THE and other shore towns States. assessment in collabora- Business Action Center www.LandisTheater.com LANDIS are experiencing the false “Many people assumed tion with the state’s lead- at 1-866-534-7789 for as- 830 E. Landis Ave., Vineland, NJ 08360 sistance and information on the many business ad- This program is made possible in part by funds from the New Jersey State Council Attention: Fourth Graders on the Arts/Department of State, a Partner Agency of the National Endowment vocacy services available for the Arts and by funds from the National Endowment for the Arts. Major funding provided by the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation and The Horizon through the state. Infor- Foundation for New Jersey. Supported in part by a grant from the New Jersey My County Poster Contest mation is also available by Department of State, Division of Travel and Tourism. Additional funding sources include corporations, foundations and individual contributions by visiting the state’s business friends, Trustees and alumni of Appel Farm. Entry Deadline is March 8 portal at www.newjersey- business.gov. COURT HOUSE – The Constitutional Offi cers of Cape May County are spon- soring their 21st annual “My County” Poster Con- test open to fourth grade students countywide. County Clerk Rita Marie Fulginiti, Sheriff Gary G. Schaffer and Surrogate M. Susan Sheppard sponsor this annual event to bring awareness of the function of county government to Cape May County Constitutional Offi cers, County fourth graders, who are Clerk Rita Fulginiti, left, Sheriff Gary Schaffer and studying state and local Surrogate M. Susan Sheppard are sponsoring the government. 21st annual My County Poster Contest. The object is for the Twelve winning posters County and how this re- student to depict his or will be selected by a panel lates to county govern- her concept of what is of independent judges. ment. unique about Cape May The winning posters will Student and teacher County and how it relates be displayed in the Court name as well as the name to county government. House Lobby during the of school must be printed “We encourage students to month of April to commem- on back of poster. think about what is special orate County Government Please do not use 3 di- about Cape May County Month. These winning mensional objects glued government and draw it,” posters will be featured on onto the poster. Fulginiti said. “Any poster a 2014 color poster calen- The decision of the judg- drawing that relates to any dar distributed to the win- es is fi nal. aspect of Cape May County ners and next year’s 2014 Deadline to submit en- or county government is fourth grade class. tries: Friday, March 8, acceptable. Past contest All twelve winners will 2012 before 4:30 p.m. winners have been highly receive a tote fi lled with Entries must be deliv- creative with posters de- items and a personalized ered to: Cape May County picting our county’s coastal, mug depicting their win- Clerk’s Offi ce, 7 N. Main agricultural, ices, marine ning poster artwork. The St., Cape May Court House, and recreational venues as 1st place winner will also NJ 08210. well as county government receive a $100 gift card services our citizens rely plus a pizza party with his/ upon,” she added. her home room classmates, The Constitutional Offi - 2nd and 3rd place winners cers have notifi ed the coun- will each receive a $50 gift Your One Stop Shop ty’s elementary schools of card. There will be nine the contest. Many fourth honorable mention win- grade teachers encour- ners. All twelve winners, for In-House age the students to create along with their families, posters for the contest as friends and school person- an in-class project. Other nel will be invited to par- Professionals students create their post- ticipate in the My County SEE THE DIFFERENCE! ers at home. Students are Poster Contest Awards eligible to submit only one Ceremony taking place 2EMODEL.OWs0AY,ATERWITH)NSURANCE#HECK entry per student. Group on Wednesday, April 24, entries are not accepted in 2013 at 3:30 p.m. in the this contest. Cape May County Courts Facility. AARP Winter The guidelines for the Safe Driving poster contest are as fol- lows: Classes Set Eligible participants: Fourth grade sStudents CLEAN UP COURT HOUSE – Dates from Cape May County. INSULATION for the AARP Winter Driv- The poster drawing must DRYWALL ing Classes have been an- be entirely the work of the nounced. student. CARPENTRY They are: Poster size and paper PAINTING Wednesdays and Thurs- type: 22” x 28” - White Hire Local Professionals Now days, Feb. 27 and 28, and Poster Board March 27 and 28 at 5 Format: Cape May Call (609) 391-7788 p.m. County must appear in Pre-registration required. 4”” black letters at top of ,OCAL2EFERENCES!VAILABLEs.*,ICENSEn6(s0!,ICENSEn No exceptions. poster. 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Guadagno told the audience she is the mother of a 17-year-old son. “I can’t imagine a more important thing for government to be doing right now than to make prom- ises and to keep those promises. I’m proud as a mother to stand up here and be able to keep some small promise. That is what government should be doing.” The lieutenant governor said the need for government offi cials to work cooperatively transcended politics. “It doesn’t matter if you’re a Republican or a Demo- crat,” said Guadagno. She added the need to remove the signals became an “almost no-brainer. “It’s the entrance to New Jersey, and you have to stop three times. It was ridiculous.” Guadagno said it was incumbent upon the government to protect the citizens of Cape May County and the thou- sands of annual visitors. “We are happy to bring some sense to the end of Cape May County,” said Guadagno, noting with the removal of the traffi c signals the lower end of the Parkway will Eric Meyer is comforted by Sen. Jeff Van Drew now be the same as the rest of the highway throughout (D-1st) as he spoke at the podium about his son the state. Christopher. She added N.J. Department of Transportation Com- missioner James Simpson will be on-site to assist with That ordinance notes, “the Parkway Interchange 9, 10 Photos by Deborah McGuire bumps along the road during construction of overpasses and 11 Improvements and the Township Improvements Nicholas Meyer, 13 and his father Eric Meyer meet with Lieutenant Governor that will enable traffi c signals to be removed. will require the relocation of certain utilities including, Kim Guadagno, Commissioner James Simpson and Rep. Frank LoBiondo (R- “If we can make construction of these overpasses less but not limited to those operated by GS4 Technology 2nd) painful we will, if we can’t, we’ll explain to you why we (formerly Adesta LLC), Verizon-New Jersey Inc., Com- can’t,” she said. cast, Atlantic City Electric Company, South Jersey Gas Overpasses will speed motorists over those three inter- Company, NJ American Water, Cape May County Water, Tears, Smiles Mingle sections while ramps will allow access and egress. Middle Township Water District No. 4, Middle Township (From Page A1 the death of Christopher. After the groundbreaking, at its Feb. 4 regular meet- Sewer Department, and Cape May County Municipal Those infamous exits, 9, 10 and 11, In a voice choking with tears, the elder ing at 6 p.m., Middle Township Committee had on its Utilities Authority.” at Crest Haven Road, Stone Harbor Bou- Meyer said many people gave him their agenda the introduction of an ordinance dealing with The mayor and municipal clerk were to be authorized levard and Shell Bay Avenue, have been support to have the signals removed but easements for parkway work that will affect Ormond to sign those easement documents. Both Ormond and the location of numerous accidents, some warned him not to expect their removal Road and Brighton Road. Brighton are township roads. of them fatal. to come to fruition. Eric Meyer, of Mayville, knows too well “I hope this will never happen to the need to remove the hazardous signals anyone else,” said the father of his son’s He Tapped Weekly from the highway. He lost his 17-year- death. “Let me be the last. We didn’t just (From Page A1) old son, Christopher, in a two-car crash lose a son; we lost a whole family because “I planted the idea and they took it from there.” Nov. 4, 2004 at the intersection of the no one is the same. We’re not the same Duncan said after being hired by the Welk organiza- Garden State Parkway and Stone Harbor people we were after that night.” tion and traveling throughout the country with the band Boulevard. LoBiondo took time away from labors he never experienced the prejudice often experienced by “Eric is just a hardworking Cape May on Capitol Hill to join others and grab a other performers of color who were required to stay in County man with a 17-year old boy who shovel as he threw some dirt skyward to different hotels or eat in other establishments than their was just sitting at a traffi c light,” said Sen. help mark the opening of the massive, white counterparts. Jeff Van Drew (D-1st). “He never harmed multi-year project. “There was no indication that anything was differ- anyone and never, ever did anything In a release, the congressman stated, ent than California,” said the California-born performer. wrong to anyone and he pretty much “As the only South Jersey member on the “I’m sure if I lived there and had to face it daily, I would instantly died. That’s why we’re here House Transportation and Infrastructure have probably recognized it or been more involved in today.” Committee, LoBiondo secured $37.1 segregation.” After his son’s death, Eric Meyer million in federal funding for the design Duncan said the public’s love of Lawrence Welk may became an advocate for removal of the and construction of a project to eliminate have played a factor in how he was treated as the company traffi c signals in hope of saving another the three traffi c lights along the southern traveled in the South. family from the pain his family felt since portion of the Garden State Parkway.” “I’m sure out of respect for Lawrence Welk, they loved him down there, they wouldn’t allow their personal beliefs to get in the way of their admiration for him,” said Duncan, adding he was aware segregation did exist. “I was just in there one day. There was never any show of prejudice towards me.” Arthur Duncan, tap dancer extraordinaire. In speaking with Duncan, his admiration for Welk was apparent. The bandleader, who passed away in 1992, 10 the renowned choreographer and dance director, Nick years after retiring from his program, was instrumental Castle. in keeping tap dancing alive and kicking in the eye of “He (Castle) did a lot of fi lms with Gene Kelly and the public. Fred Astaire,” Duncan said. “He had worked with Henry With Duncan’s weekly performances, generations were Mancini and they coached me and worked with me for able to sit down in front of the television to watch him several years and Henry Mancini made my fi rst arrange- perform one of the few genres of dance that is uniquely ments,” he said, noting the two men were key in helping American. Welk was noted as having said Duncan kept to groom him to become the entertainer he is today. tap dancing alive. Listening to Duncan talk of his long career is like lis- The “Lawrence Welk Show” premiered on television tening to a who’s who of Hollywood – Betty White, Bob in 1955. Through syndication on Public Broadcasting, Hope, Dick Van Dyke, Tony Danza, and Peter Falk. the program has never been off the air. It remains seen “There are so many,” said Duncan of his show busi- today thereby giving even another generation time to ness friends. hear the rat-tat-tat-tat of Duncan’s quickly moving feet Throughout his decades-long career Duncan has seen and captivating rhythms. tap dancing go from its zenith to its nadir and is seeing Duncan shared how a member of the Welk organiza- its resurgence with the interest of young people. He tion told him he had more “television time than any recently starred in a fi lm short, “Tap Heat” with Jason other black entertainer in the country for being on all Samuels Smith. The movie has no dialog except for the those weeks.” tapping of shoes as Duncan, a traditional tap dancer, During his tenure on the Lawrence Welk Show Duncan meets Smith’s style of urban funk. The entertainer also choreographed approximately 95 percent of his material. appeared in the movie “Tap” with his close friends He explained how once choreographed, there was little Gregory Hines and Sammy Davis Jr. as well as appearing room for improvisation between rehearsal and performing in the Broadway musical “My One and Only” with his his routine before the live audience. friend Tommy Tune. Duncan said although the program had a home on Duncan’s performances have also been in Carnegie Saturday nights, actual fi lming took place Monday and Hall as well as Lincoln Center. He also shared his talents Tuesday nights. when he performed with the St. Louis Symphony and Born in Pasadena, Duncan is one of 13 children. He Portland Oregon Symphony. began dancing serendipitously at age 11 while in junior In 2005, Duncan added the word “Doctor” to his re- high school. sume when he was presented with an honorary doctorate “I was forced into a school program, I didn’t know of Performing Arts in Dance by Oklahoma City University. how to tap and I fought it all the way,” he recalled. “A He was recognized by the school as a “living treasure in couple of fellows in my class tap danced and they said it American dance.” would be great if we could have three and from then on He was also given a living legend award at the Univer- I was involved. I started taking lessons after that.” He sity of Michigan’s Tapology Festival and was presented said he didn’t originally want to go into show business with Flo-Bert Award for lifetime achievement of tap but was having fun dancing. artistry. Duncan spent one year in college learning to be a With an impressive, decades-long career to remember, pharmacist. That plan, however, was short-lived. Duncan instead looks forward. He continues to prac- “I had a cousin who was a musician and he said ‘Let tice his craft every day for at least an hour. He teaches me see if we can get you a couple of bookings,’ so I started masters-level tap classes and is on the road 60 days a doing things for little service organizations,” said the year. In excellent health, he said he has no plans on dancer of his start. “I found out you could make a couple slowing down. of bucks doing that and I decided to drop out when things “I have to keep the juices going,” he said of a sched- were looking fairly bright for me.” He added his parents, ule that would tire a man half his age. He attributes his Corabelle and James, were both extremely supportive and excellent health and stamina to being physically active encouraging of his endeavors. for such a long time. From that point on he became the consummate per- “I’m not going to roll over and play dead for anyone,” former - dancing, singing and entertaining. Duncan said he said when asked if he planned on retiring. “I’m going one of his coaches during his teenaged years included to give that horse a long ride.” Herald Newspapers February 6 2013 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A7

Lower Code Enforcement Gets Tough Featuring Featuring We Carry a By JACK FICHTER who don’t live here that Wide Selection didn’t care about their VILLAS – Lower Town- properties, at the end of of Standard and ship’s Code Enforcement the summer, it was cheaper Custom Shower Impact-Resistant Officer Walt Fiore has a than hiring a lawn service,” Doors and Tub new, streamlined process he said. Enclosures that will make it easier for Changing the adminis- Vinyl Windows and him to fi ne those who do trative fee to $500 got the Full Line of Windows not mow their lawns or attention of homeowners park junk vehicles on their who neglected their prop- and Doors to property. erties, Beck said. Fiore now Protect Your Home From At a Feb. 4 Township has the ability to write a Council meeting, Fiore ticket on site, he added. Hurricanes said fi nes have increased An ordinance change will and the procedure has allow residents with minor 3.5% Sales Tax been simplifi ed to speed violations to pay their fi ne enforcement. without going to court, said “It’s not a question of Beck. For major violations, how many tickets you can property owners will still WILDWOODNJ LICENSE #13VH01686800 GLASS INC. write, but how much com- have a trip to municipal New Construction and Replacement Windows pliance we can get,” said court, added Fiore. Mayor Michael Beck. Repeat offenders would Storm Doors • Auto Glass • Glass Table Tops Until recently, when be taken to court where Mirrors • Shower Doors and Tub Enclosures Fiore received a complaint “hopefully, we’ll get a larg- of a lawn with high grass, er fi ne…,” he said. 2505 NEW JERSEY AVENUE, NORTH WILDWOOD • 522-2151 he would fi rst inspect the Beck s would like to see property. Fiore said if he the names of repeat of- found a violation, he was fenders published in local required to send a certifi ed Jack Fichter newspapers. letter notifying the property Lower Township’s Code Enforcement Offi cer Walt He would like to see bet- owner of the violation. Fiore ter enforcement of removal He would give the prop- nothing had changed. He is the only code en- of yard sale signs from util- erty owner 10 days to com- The process has changed forcement officer in the ity poles. ply but by sending certifi ed with the help of Township municipality. “They put the signs up letters, he was at the mercy Manager Michael Voll and In the past, when the and they stay there,” said of the postal service to township Council, said township placed a lien on Beck. “It gives the impres- deliver the notices. Fiore Fiore. a property, the owner was sion that we don’t care said it sometimes took 30 “We no longer issue the billed an administrative what we look like…,”Beck Design assistance, your days before he received a letter of violation, we just fee of $25. Fiore said the added. plans or ours. Backed by 3 confi rmation from the post go out, do the inspection, fee has been increased to Beck asked Solicitor generaƟ ons of experience. office that the property try to make verbal contact $500. Charles Sandman Jr. to Unsurpassed quality with owner received the letter with the resident and no- “We were people’s create an ordinance to on Ɵ me deliveries. so he could reinspect the tify them their grass is too lawn cutting service,” said eliminate signs on poles. property. high,” said Fiore. “I’ll give Beck. A resident asked if he Extensive reference list. “After I did my rein- them a couple of days to He said a property owner could report a property spection, if there was still comply and if they don’t would not mow their lawn violation anonymously? a violation I would issue comply at that point, we’ll and Fiore would receive Fiore said he would receive summonses at that point, issue a summons and bring a complaint in June. The anonymous complaints but said Fiore. them into court.” procedure would take one preferred a name and phone He had to go through In 2012, Fiore issued 35 month and the township number of the complainant municipal court to receive summonses, he said. Last would cut the grass and so he could inform them of probable cause to write a month, just 30 days into bill the property owner for progress with cleaning up Lic # 13VH0495100 summons. the New Year, he said he $200 plus a $25 adminis- the violation. Beck said residents would issued 15 summonses. trative fee, said Beck. He would not give the report a property with high Fiore said he handles “This might happen complainant’s name to grass and 30 days later about 1,500 calls per year. twice a year and people violators, he stated. Lower Will License Scrappers By JACK FICHTER a driver’s license proving such materials.” nicipality would allow township residency, show Scrappers who do not scrapping but it wanted a VILLAS – Lower Town- proof of vehicle insurance comply with the ordinance receipt because it receives ship Council introduced an and sign an indemnifi ca- may be fi ned from $50 to tonnage grants and recy- ordinance Feb. 4 to regu- tion agreement releasing more than $500 or face 90 cling rebates. late scrappers, those who the township from any days in jail at the discretion Only township residents canvass the municipality liability as a result of the of the municipal judge. would be allowed to scrap, for discarded material to applicant or their agents The scrapping permit he added. sell to scrap yards. involved in scrapping ac- may be revoked for viola- An old ordinance makes The ordinance states tivities. tions at the discretion of it illegal for a scrapper to there is a need to regulate All scrappers must pro- the township clerk. pick up items curbside. scrappers to protect the vide the township with Councilman Tom Con- Voll said it was not eco- public and to credit the receipts from the salvage rad said at a time when nomically feasible for the township for recycling yard noting the weight and council was trying to con- township to send a truck the materials from the type of material removed trol the budget, recycling to pick up small amounts state. Materials picked from the township. of metals was important of metal. up by scrappers include The ordinance notes so the township would It makes more sense for aluminum, tin, steel cans, no material gathered in receive rebates. scrappers to pick up the cardboard and paper. scrapping may be stored “Council is not without items, take it to a recycling The ordinance would anywhere in the township compassion,” said Mayor center and give the town- require scrappers to pur- unless stored in an area Michael Beck. “We un- ship the receipt, he said. chase an annual $10 per- “previously and expressly derstand the economic “The more tonnage we mit from the township. approved by the Township times.” have, the more money that To qualify for a permit, of Lower as being an appro- Township Manager Mi- goes back to the town- the applicant must have priate site for the storage of chael Voll said the mu- ship,” said Voll.

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I agree as the frustration of some partments in closed session the resolution were served van said the resolution, as with you,” said Lockwood. employees. during its Feb. 5 meeting, with those Rice notices. published, contained con- “They go hand-in-hand is “These things move much to the concern of one “I kind of analogize it to tractual matters for animal the reality of it. There’s no very slowly as we try to resident. a corporation,” said Mattes- control and janitorial ser- way to discuss restructur- restructure various depart- “I respectfully take ex- sich. “If you were deciding vices that were currently ing of these departments ments,” said the deputy ception to the notion of for your own company that out to bid. and the impacts that maybe mayor. “Hopefully the goal how you close a meeting for you were now going to “Those things are out realigning things will have in the end is that it all the restricting of a depart- have two new executive there as contractual mat- without discussing person- clicks together and we’re Jack Fichter ment as opposed to talking vice presidents’ positions ters and they are seeking nel.” running a better town and about specifi c personnel,” instead of a treasurer, that’s my legal advice relative The mayor said once we’re saving the taxpayer Wildwood Pretzel said Court House resident very separate from the as to how they should committee had consensus money.” Carole Mattessich. notion of personal details proceed for those and the to go in a direction, he The resolution was dis- Sees His Shadow Under New Jersey’s that would pertain to a interfacing. Those are all intended to “take it on the cussed in executive ses- Open Public Meetings Act, particular individual.” executive sessions as well,” road” with Public Works sion. Employees who had WILDWOOD- The low his latest adventure also known as the Sunshine With Committeewoman said Karavan. and department heads to been served Rice notices Wildwood Pretzel, to see his prediction on Law, personnel matters Susan DeLanzo absent, “As one example where listen to their criticism. were in attendance at that Cape May County's whether Wildwood will affecting employees of the Mattessich told Lockwood you’re doing the Public Lockwood added commit- session. According to Mu- answer to Groundhog have beach tags this public bodies, unless all and Deputy Mayor Timothy Works Department, you tee intended to have a nicipal Clerk Kimberly Punxsutawney Phil, summer. parties request or consent Donohue she believed the may well have a bunch of work session to finalize Krauss, at the conclusion has made his yearly In his past videos, the to a public hearing, can be restructuring of the Public residents who have worked the details of the restruc- of that session, no action prediction. Wildwood Pretzel bat- held in closed session. Works Department, Sewer in that department, some turing. was taken. This year his predic- tled seagulls, sunburn Prior to discussion of tion has nothing to do and the Fudgy Wudgy personnel, affected employ- with how much winter Man. This year, canines ees must be given notice, Nuessle Memorial Scholarship in Third Year known as a Rice notice, weather remains. Fol- may be his downfall. CAPE MAY – The Na- son, Randy, who died in walk, he was still able to “giving back.” which gives the employee ture Center of Cape May 1984 after a long and cou- move confi dently and eas- Eligibility for the fund Video Available at the right to request a public is pleased to announce that rageous battle with Duch- ily through the water.” is limited to graduating hearing. Matters involving www.capemaycountyherald.com the Randy Nuessle Memo- enne’s muscular dystrophy. Since this is a work seniors from designated contract negotiations are rial Scholarship Fund is The Nuessles sought to study scholarship, selected high schools in Cape May being offered again for honor their son’s memory students are obligated to County. A committee, a third year. This work- by providing a benefi t for serve as interns during the composed of members study program provides other young people from school year or summer for representing lhe Nature recipients with a $3,000 Cape May County, and in a total of 150 hours. In ad- Center of Cape May and award each year through- fact, both previous recipi- dition, the Nature Center the community of Cape out four years of college. ents, Elizabeth Brown and staff serves as the intern May, ensures that selected Administered by Nature Alicia Calkins are Lower supervisors and assist stu- students have demonstrat- Center Director, Gretchen Township residents and dents and their schools in ed academic excellence Whitman, the fund seeks graduates of Lower Cape obtaining college credit while giving special con- to promote a deeper under- May Regional High School. under the school’s coopera- sideration to those with standing and awareness of According to Mrs. Nuessle, tive education programs. fi nancial need. IN-DEPTH DISCUSSION the natural sciences while “We know that Randy In every respect, the Randy Interested students Homeowners desiring their new kitchens of a major remodel, keep in mind that you encouraging responsible would have loved the Na- Nuessle Memorial Scholar- should request a scholar- to be so organized that their countertops re- can transform a tired kitchen by replacing stewardship of our shared ture Center and taking ship Fund is a win-win-win ship application through main bare may miss out on the efÀ ciency just the counters and leaving the appliances natural resources. part in its activities. As opportunity for the stu- their school guidance de- that comes with having small countertop and cabinets in place. For more information The fund was estab- a youngster, his happiest dent, the community and partment, or by contact- appliances readily available. 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It also means that the depth of the base cabinets can be increased to 30 inches WASHINGTON – U.S. where the President is- of this disaster, extending of foreclosure sales and P.S. The most commonly used strategy as well. However, if 30-inch base cabinets Housing and Urban Devel- sued major disaster dec- the moratorium on fore- eviction lockouts for for keeping small appliances out of sight are deemed to be too deep, 24-inch cabinets opment Secretary Shaun larations following Hurri- closures and evictions will borrowers impacted by when not in use is to store them in appli- can be bumped out 6 inches and the dead Donovan, who serves as cane Sandy. The extended allow homeowners in the Hurricane Sandy. The ance garages that extend from the bottom space easily masked. President Obama’s Chair- moratoriums announced affected areas, and their new 90-day extension of the wall cabinets to the countertop in cor- Kitchen counters come in a variety of man of the Hurricane San- today apply to the ini- servicers, the time needed applies to homeowners ners and elsewhere. sizes, shapes and materials. Even with all dy Rebuilding Task Force, tiation of foreclosures and to assess individual cir- with properties or employ- the different combinations available, stan- www.qualityhomectr.com and Federal Housing Fi- foreclosures already in cumstances and options,” ment within the Federal dard sizes dominate the kitchen industry. nance Agency Acting Di- process. said DeMarco. Emergency Management Although most new countertops are part Like us on rector Edward J. 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In addi- actions against homeown- rebuild after this historic properties secured by FHA tion to the foreclosure sale ers whose properties were storm, we’ll do everything mortgages in these af- and eviction moratorium, view. damaged or destroyed due we can to ease the crush- fected counties through homeowners impacted to Hurricane Sandy. ing burden being faced by April 30, 2013. by Hurricane Sandy may The additional 90-day those homeowners, many After consultation with be eligible for forbear- foreclosure moratorium of whom have been forced FHFA, Fannie Mae and ance, loan modifi cations applies to homeowners from their homes.” Freddie Mac will also or waived late payment with properties in states “Given the magnitude extend the suspension charges.

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SEASHORE Sheds & Gazebos Rio Grande Cape May Court House If you have any information concerning this person, please contact: Next to ShopRite & (Next to Marshall’s) 507 Seashore Rd., Cape May, NJ CAPE MAY COUNTY PROSECUTOR’S OFFICE (609) 465-1135 JC Penney 609-465-9919 609-884-3381 CAPE MAY COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT (609) 675-1207 609-889-8867 CRIME STOPPERS (609) 465-2800 Mon.-Sat. 10am - 8pm • Sun. 11am - 5pm TEXT TIP NUMBER: TIP411 (847411) Herald Newspapers February 6 2013 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A9 Lower Seeks More Jobs, Tourism Middle Township High School Wins By JACK FICHTER “Businesses are telling us that their Cape May County Mock Trial Title VILLAS- Lower Town- business is now ship Council approved the worse than it was COURT HOUSE – The 5, at the New Jersey Law creation of a Special Eco- the same time last Cape May County Bar As- Center in New Brunswick nomic Advisory Committee year,” he said. sociation has announced at 10 a.m. Feb. 4. Clark said the that Middle Township The Middle Township The group was described public perception High School was declared Mock Trial consisted in the enabling resolution outside of our area the winner of the Cape of Alex Casper, Ashley as an advisory committee is Cape May County May County High School Smutnik, Victoria Shap- of “interested persons to was washed off the Mock Trial Competition pell, Gabby Guiliano, examine all aspects of po- face of the earth by after winning fi ve out of Lauren Anderson, Ryan tential economic develop- Hurricane Sandy. six possible trials during Hildebrandt, Dylan Rhile, ment for Lower Township He said there was Cape May County’s three- Morgon Goranson, Alex and to create an economic real concern in week long competition Casper and Dominique blueprint for the future of the business com- at the Cape May County McNeil. the township.” munity “we’re not NORRIS CLARK Superior Court. Understudies were The committee will con- open for business The Middle Township Casey Salvadore, Brandon sist of Deputy Mayor Norris coming into this next sea- Following research at Mock Trial Team com- Brady and Jack Wade. Mar- Clark as chairman, Coun- son.” Township Hall, it was esti- peted against the high tina Trapani and Joseph cilman Glenn Douglass Clark said Guadagno mated there are more than school team winner from Towns are the teacher Member of Middle Township High School Mock as vice chairman and 10 asked how many busi- 400 small businesses in the Ocean County, Marine coaches and Fred Mick, Es- Trial team in competition against Cape May County citizen members selected nesses were located in the township, said Clark. He Academy of Technology quire is the team’s attorney Technical School Jan. 24 in Superior Court. by two nominations by township. Clark said he said the business commu- and Environmental Sci- coach. The association ex- “a great job in coordinat- the New Jersey State Bar each Township Council and Mayor Michael Beck nity relies heavily on the ences in Round 1 of the tended its thanks to Mock ing the program,” accord- Foundation in coopera- member. were not quite sure of the tourism economy which Southern Regional Mock Trial coordinators, James ing to a release. tion with the Cape May The committee will act number of businesses. needs to be nurtured. Trial Competition on Feb. Moore and Brett Yore for The Cape May County County Bar Association in a strictly advisory capac- High School Mock Trial and the Cape May County ity and report to council. Program is sponsored by Superior Court. Initially, the committee Lower Hires First Municipal Engineer will have no funding and By JACK FICHTER past, the township had pro- A committee interviewed all members will serve as Come in and Say “Hi!” fessional services contracts six fi nal applicants for the volunteers. VILLAS – Lower Town- with engineering firms. position and “George came A sunset clause will dis- ship Council approved the His salary will be $70,000 up number one,” Conrad HUFFMAN’SHUFFMUFFMAN’S solve the committee as of hiring of George A. Curvan annually. said. Dec 31, 2014 or sooner at FLOOROOR COVERINGCOVERI Feb. 5 as the township’s “As a municipal employ- According to an online council’s discretion. fi rst municipal engineer. ee, he will save the town- resume, Curvan was li- The Ma and Pa Store “We want to look at ways The move was seen as a ship a lot of money,” said censed to practice as a in which we can attract cost-saving measure. In the Councilman Tom Conrad. professional engineer in 886-1131 / 602-2599 jobs into our township,” New Jersey in 2010. He is said Clark. a 2005 graduate of Rutgers He said business lead- University College of En- FREE INSTALLATION ers, chamber of commerce Rescue Squad Holds gineering with a Bachelor members and people who Onn All Mohawk CarpetinCarpeting of Science degree in Civil have ideas of how to attract Valentine’s Day Rose Sale (Additional Charges for Stairs, Rip-Out and Upholstery Work) Engineering. jobs or promote tourism The Upper Town- Location: Upper Curvan holds a number Our Technicians FREE in the township are being Free Furniture ship Rescue Squad will Township Rescue Squad of certifications includ- CURVAN are CRI Qualifi ed sought for the committee. Moving Estimates be holding our annual base 2028 Tuckahoe Rd. ing wetlands delineation, the public. & Insured The group will seek to fi nd (of reg. furn.) Valentine’s Day Rose in the Petersburg section municipal engineering, “We have an awful lot, solutions that will not cost Sale fundraiser starting of the Township. construction inspection, a proposed police station the township money in a Feb. 12 through 14. Hours: 9:00 a.m. - soil and site evaluation for and I think this will be good large degree, said Clark. (NEXT TO N.C.M. POST OFFICE) One dozen red roses for 5:00 p.m. septic disposal systems and for the township,” said the MON-SAT. 9AM-6PM, SUNDAY NOON-4PM Clark said Lt. Gov. Kim $25.00 or two dozen For more information storm water management. mayor. 3800 BAYSHORE ROAD, NORTH CAPE MAY Guadagno visited Tree assorted color roses for email: donna.haugen@ He was employed by House Antiques in Erma $25.00. upperrescue.com Remington, Vernick & Wal- Feb. 4. berg Engineers in Pleasant- “The Arts at Messiah’s Ministry” ville as a design engineer. Mayor Michael Beck Messiah Lutheran Church Clerk to Join Passport Day said Curvan would serve COURT HOUSE – The the planning and zoning Ocean View Cape May County Clerk’s boards. Curvan will be in cooperation with the Offi ce will participate in working to address fl ood- the national outreach Pass- ing issues in the township, Cape May Traditional Jazz Society port Day in the USA with he said. Presents special weekend hours on Beck said Curvan would March 9 from 10 a.m. to have offi ce hours on Friday 3 p.m. to answer questions from Cape May County Clerk Rita Marie Fulginiti ATLANTICa professional seven piece group CITY playing traditional JAZZ New Orleans BAND style music joins Passport Acceptance Guest Host Bob Perkins On Air Jazz Host WRTI-WRTQ Agents across the nation in HIRING? celebrating Passport Day in Place your help the USA 2013. 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CLERMONT – Election Day 2013 is nine months away but Cape May County Republicans if might as well be tomorrow. They made a declaration that the campaign began on Jan. 30. That’s when 212 GOP committee men and women (of 241 eligible) convened at the Abbie Hol- mes Estate here to select two freeholder candidates under the watchful eye of GOP Chairman Michael J. Donohue. Freeholder Director Gerald Thornton, un- opposed, had his name placed in nomination by Lower Township Council- man Thomas Conrad. In a Photos by Al Campbell breeze he won the party’s Speaking to Republican committee people Jan. 30, Freeholder Director Gerald Marie Hayes, in red, chats with Republican committee members Jan. 30 as permission to enter the Thornton accepts unanimous nomination to seek reelection for one of two seats they prepare to cast votes for their choice of freeholder to fi ll vacant seat on June and November races. that will be up for election in November. the board. Marie Hayes of Ocean gan working to convince N.Y. asking if he planned years in Lower Township.” “One thing that differen- City was chosen, 123-89, committee members they to be at the convention. He cited the Freeman S. tiates me is my experience to be Thornton’s running were the right choice for “Tomorrow I will be in Douglass, Jr. Memorial in government. Nine years mate and fill the empty the seat. Hanover, Pa., but it meant Park, on Seashore Road in government. You have chair left by Surrogate M. More than once through- a lot to me to come here to adjacent to Lower Cape the opportunity to pick a Susan Sheppard. Hayes, out the process, delegates be here for Marie Hayes.” May Regional High School, candidate to run with a a retiree after 29 years were reminded that the “She has the courage of which he worked to get. He superstar, Jerry Thornton,” from the Cape May County selection was free and her convictions and is a described it as “the greatest he continued. “I have ex- Prosecutor’s Office told open, and that they, not Republican and a fantastic recreation park.” perience in government. the crowd her years in the party chair or the person,” he added. “At the time, nothing It will be an easy transi- law enforcement would be freeholder director would “That was a little over the had been done for 20 years. tion.” “invaluable to make sure impart any guidance as to time restriction,” Donohue That’s the kind of free- After winning the nod, a our citizens are safe.” which was the preferred told Hartzell with a smile. holder I would be, nose tearful Hayes told the gath- And while there had to replacement. Lower Township mu- to the grindstone. I would ering she never expected to be a winner and a loser, “It’s up to you,” Donohue nicipal leader Jeff Lindsay talk to my constituents be the victor. Blomkvest and Hayes em- underscored. “This is what placed Blomkvest’s name and get the job done,” said Earlier, Hayes told of her braced by the podium after we all agreed to a long time in nomination. Middle Blomkvest. achievements while in the he reassured peers that he ago, in 2010. This process Township Mayor Daniel “I took a hiatus because Prosecutor’s Offi ce: work- Marie Hayes embraces Freeholder Director Gerald would support her candi- would dictate the outcome. Lockwood seconded the I wasn’t happy with the ing to create a county child dacy and work on behalf of Thornton, after winning nomination Jan. 30 at county All of you members of the action. direction county govern- sex assault unit as well as Republican convention. the ticket’s election. county Republican Com- Blomkvest noted he was ment was going. We need- a countywide gun buyback Earlier in the evening, it mittee will select your “born and raised in Cape ed things to change,” he program. to work for “fi scal respon- lenges and understood was the two-way race for candidate.” May and I know the issues added. “I stand before you siveness, accountability, the struggles “in these that vacant seat on the fi ve- Keith Hartzell of Ocean of the barrier islands. It was Then came the “super with confi dence. I am the transparency and provi- economic times.” member board that was the City placed Hayes’ name in instilled in me that in poli- six, a group of us through- candidate best suited to sion of services second to “What this election entire buzz. nomination. Dennis Town- tics you give back.” He re- out the county who knew provide the best county none.” should not be about is Freeholder hopefuls ship leader Ed Beck sec- located to Lower Township what kind of a person Jerry government anywhere,” Owner of a small busi- politics, because the best Hayes of Ocean City and onded her name. Hartzell and there raised a family. “I Thornton was,” Blomkvest she said. ness for 22 years, Hayes politics is no politics,” Stig Blomkvest of North noted the “great process gave back in service, nine added. Added Hayes, she vowed said she knew the chal- (Page A11 Please) Cape May stood by the en- that is fair and open.” trance greeting committee He cited three reasons members smiling, shaking why Hayes was being nom- hands, as they entered to inated: “She is a friend, a register for the 2013 Free- fellow Republican, and as holder Convention. a taxpayer in Cape May The race for the vacated County.” Hartzell also not- seat, and the right to seek ed Hayes’ leadership ability reelection in November, that got him motivated to began long before that make phone calls on her evening. Once it was made behalf. known among party faith- “The most important ful that Freeholder Vice thing as a leader she took Director M. Susan Shep- the time, took the extra pard wanted to replace time to see the opportunity long-serving Surrogate W. and my talents were hon- Robert Hentges, those who ored. That is what a leader sought the seat were told to does. When I look at Marie submit letters of intent by Hayes, I see leadership Dec. 15. quality,” said Hartzell. He Since then, when the shared that Hayes called fi eld blossomed to Hayes Photos by Al Campbell him earlier in the day, Freeholder E. Marie Hayes waves to well wishers Feb. 1 prior to and Blomkvest, both be- Freeholder Vice Director Leonard Desiderio pulls out Freeholder when he was in Syracuse, taking oath of offi ce. E. Marie Hayes' seat after she took her oath Feb. 1. Hayes Sworn In (From Page A1) for being ready to be an emergency babysitter. up here again,” said Freeholder Kristine Gabor. “But Son Lloyd “grew up in that police atmosphere,” she it should not be about gender or geography, but about noted. confi dence, ability and passion to serve,” she added. “You “I am very fortunate as I look out here and see so many have all three qualities.” people I used to work with in the county. I know you are “I was really enthused about the process that led to here because I am sitting up here. I so appreciate that,” this day,” said Freeholder Will Morey. “You and Stig Hayes said. Blomkvest (who also sought to be freeholder) did great. “That is the kind of freeholder I will be. That’s the way The process was open and fair. I will say it’s a lot harder I am and what I want to be,” she promised. than it looked,” he continued. Looking at Thornton, Hayes recalled years in the Pros- “Potentially, it is more rewarding than you can possibly ecutor’s Offi ce when she could not be political. imagine,” Morey said. “During the whole time I was with the county, I don’t Vice Director Leonard Desiderio said Hayes “worked care when I called him he always called me back. He may hard to achieve” the seat. He also acknowledged Blom- have shouted, but he always called me back.” kvest as being “a gentleman through the process. It’s great “I just want to thank Sue (Sheppard) and Jerry (Thorn- to see that the process worked. It was really something ton) for forging the way for an open process. I had a to watch,” he added. “Marie, we know you are going to chance. I could stand up before my committee people,” do an excellent job.” Hayes continued. Hayes looked across the sea of faces and said she was Hayes termed Blomkvest “a great guy.” She recalled “so humbled” to be sitting on the board. the pact both made “not to be nasty because we are all “Many times I sat out in the audience at freeholder on the same side.” meetings,” said Hayes. Although both she and Sheppard are Ocean City resi- She lauded her family for being supportive of her en- dents, Hayes said it was not until Thornton introduced deavors. She recalled the 29 years in police work. Often them she got to know her. Now it's offi cial as Freeholder E. Marie Hayes signs document that contains the telephone would ring “in the middle of the night,” but “She is one of the hardest working people I have her oath Feb. 1 as Surrogate M. Susan Sheppard watches and freeholders await that never stopped her husband Lloyd or sister, Monica, known,” Hayes said. to welcome her. Herald Newspapers February 6 2013 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A11 Township Teen (From Page A3) pushups and sit-ups.” To improve her skills she spends with my platform.” throughout the state speaking at schools and youth groups about an hour-and-a-half at the gym every day. With her busy life and about the physical and emotional dangers of premarital “It’s hectic,” she said of her schedule that also includes long list of accomplish- intercourse and the potential dangers of sexually-trans- academics, afterschool activities and down time with her ments, this teen passed mitted diseases and unplanned pregnancy,” Sullivan family, “But I wouldn’t have it any other way.” a milestone enjoyed by wrote in her resume. As a high school junior Sullivan is also doing her college virtually every 17-year-old. For the talent portion of the Miss New Jersey Out- search. She said she hopes to attend a college in a city She passed her driver’s test standing Teen competition, Sullivan sang “This is My where she can major in Musical Theater. on Jan. 2. She said that Moment” from the Broadway musical “Jekyll and Hyde.” She said she hopes one day to get to Broadway, “That’s since receiving her license She will sing the same song when she competes at the the big dream,” she said. “In addition to being Miss she’s only had the chance national level. America.” to drive alone once. “I No stranger to the stage, Broadway is where the Cape In her spare time Sullivan is involved in her church, have a license, but I don’t Deborah McGuire May County beauty hopes to fi nd her career. Even with Our Lady of the Angels, where the Court House teen have a car,” she said with Jerry Sieber of Swainton talks with Middle Township a full schedule at school and her duties as Outstanding started a youth group. She also serves as a Eucharistic a sigh. police offi cers. Teen, Sullivan continues to hone her talent with voice minister as well as a lector. As she preps for her and dance lessons. Sullivan lists Mother Teresa as someone she would moment in Orlando this Coffee, Cops Over the course of her high school career the honor like to have met. summer Sullivan said the (From Page A3) student has participated in three musicals, including the “I love her strength,” she said. “And being that I’m hours of hard work are lead role as Marmee in this year’s upcoming musical, very religious, I have a lot of faith and keep God at the worth it. Christin Gregg of Court House queried offi cers when center of my life. I know that she had a lot of people “I’m excited. It’s a great is it appropriate to allow a child to sit in the front seat “Little Women.” She also has appeared off-Broadway in “Broadway Rising Star,” where she placed fourth in her look at her differently and judge her for her faith in God organization and it’s made of an automobile. and it’s very nice to know I can relate to her in that way me grow as a person.” Loftus told her the state law but added, “They’re always age group from children throughout the United States. safer in the back.” “I remember standing there receiving my trophy at Seifer and Gregg are part of a group of 10 local people the prestigious Gershwin Theater, being called one of Broadway’s rising stars. This is the event that shaped ng who meet on a daily basis at Donut Connection for coffee rs cari for nei my ambition,” she stated. hbo ghb and conversation. The group agreed the Cops and Coffee eig ors program is effective. In preparation for her appearance in Florida this sum- N “That’s the value of it,” said Seiber. “You have an mer Sullivan continues to work on her skills. She said opportunity just to have a little congenial conversation. she works out at two local gyms so she can better present To tell them what good work they do and to understand during the fi tness portion of the event. they meet the dregs of society. They deal with the hu- Sullivan explained unlike the Miss America scholar- Volunteers In Medicine man parasites.” ship contest where women are judged on interview, OF CAPE MAY COUNTY “It adds a little more friendly outreach,” said Gregg. evening gown and swimsuit competitions, Miss America’s “I think that the friendlier outreach is more comfortable. Outstanding Teen competition replaces swimsuit with a fi tness routine where contestants are required to perform Care this week There’s not an intimidation factor.” made possible by generous donations from: The Cops and Coffee is held once a month throughout three pushups and three sit-ups. the township. Any business can ask to play host to of- She said the fi tness component is to show judges a ED & MARILYN SWEENEY fi cers for two hours. contestant is toned. Sullivan explained the exercises are Loftus said information garnered or concerns shared performed onstage as part of a dance-like routine where ST. BRENDAN THE NAVIGATOR PARISH by the public in the informal settings are taken back to contestants are dressed the same in black shorts, competi- police headquarters where it is passed along to patrol tion tank top and sneakers. Law Offi ce of Monzo Catanese sergeants. “Since I’m such a show girl and I’m not really that “Depending on what it is, we’ll direct it where it needs much into sports, that’s where the gym factor really came to go,” said Loftus. in for me,” she said with a smile. “I wasn’t very good at Thank You: GOP Committee For more information call 609-463-2846 (From Page A10) said Hayes. She urged delegates to “vote based on who among the candidates is For breaking news, weather & updates: best prepared to serve, because serving is a privilege, not an entitlement. It is not www.capemaycountyherald.com where one comes from or social status. All that matters is who shares your values and represents your views. When my phone rings I will not ask your ZIP code,” she said. In a lighter moment, Hayes shared, “I love chocolate, and I try to balance it with salad. I love to give my grandchildren chocolate and send them home. I believe you know me tonight as best as you can.” Married to Lloyd, her husband of 32 years, the couple has three children. “I love every part of this county. This county allowed me to have a wonderful life. I would like to give back to the county that has given me so much. I will serve each Stig Blomkvest addresses county GOP convention, vowing to and every one of you. It’s that simple,” support Freeholder Marie Hayes, seated third from right, who Hayes said. won the nomination 123-89. Lauding Thornton, Donohue said it was a “testament in 2013 to stand for nomination unop- tie and Jerry Thornton. It makes my job easier.” posed. Jerry’s a leader. He often says when you stand in Thornton recalled the “wonderful last three years” and Share Love. the middle of the road you get hit by cars coming in both noted the aid Donohue and the “magnifi cent six” had a directions. He takes a position and sticks with it.” dream. That’s where we started. We had nothing else Attesting to Thornton’s years of service in the public except hard work, effort and no money.” and political arena, Donohue said there had been times “After decades of you being ignored,” said Thornton. when youngish sought revolution, “Jerry counseled pa- “You are not being ignored and I give that credit to Mi- tience. When some wanted intolerance, Jerry counseled chael Donohue, and recognize over and over he created Just in time for the most romantic day of the year … tolerance. When some wanted exclusion, Jerry counseled a legacy that will last for decades in Cape May County. inclusion. 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Kiwanis member, Leonard Wilmore, is proud of the job Ms. Griffi th’s third grade students are doing in school. From left to right: Mary Jordan, Alexandra Bruno, Ashley Avila, Jackson Lepley, Derek Lopez, Cape May County Special Services Nicolai Herr, Sulienid Montijo-Ramos, Jessica Ripp- man, and Aidan Grogan. The Cape May County Special allows various students to participate Services School District recently re- in fun, age appropriate activities ceived an Adaptive Tricycle through while improving functional and gross Margaret Mace the generosity of the Greater Wild- skills, lower extremity strengthen- Margaret Mace Kindergarten classes recently went wood Elks Lodge #1896 in North ing, balance coordination and motor on a fi eld trip to the North Wildwood Super Fresh! Ms. Wildwood. This adaptive tricycle planning. Karen Wilde and other staff members gave the children a very detailed and informational tour of the supermar- ket. The children learned about the various departments and corresponding food group. They were also invited to decorate (and eat) a cupcake at the Bakery and “pet” a lobster at the Seafood Department. MMS kindergarten students & teachers want to thank Super Fresh for another wonderful visit!

Above: Maya Ep- penbach smiles at grandma in the audience as she proudly displays her BUG certifi- cate.

Left: Rishi Bahn Sheriff’s Offi cer Mistic addresses the audience of children & teachers. and Kaitlyn Bradley Cape Trinity Catholic are proud of their achievements. Cape Trinity Catholic recently wel- comed Cape May County Sheriff’s Offi cer Mistic along with Offi cer McGruff. Of- fi cer Mistic addressed the Preschool age 4, Kindergarten, fi rst, second and third grade students about their personal safety and the handling of strangers. The Offi cer showed a video showing children being approached by strangers and he explained the best way to handle each situation and tell a trusted adult. Offi cer McGruff appeared and greeted the children at the close of the program. Cape Christian Academy CTC is grateful for the work of the Sheriff’s Offi ce in recognizing the need for educat- ing our most precious young people.

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Joey Golden & Stella Quinn pose with McGruff. On Tuesday Jan. 29 the students at Cape Chris- tian Academy showed off their favorite PJ’s on West Cape May “Pajama Day”, one of the many fun-fi lled Student Students in Ms. Essex’s 1st and 2nd Council sponsored events held each year. 7th grade class at West Cape May Elementary Graders, David Spriggs, Maria Senger, Natalia School took a fi eld trip to the City Library Rodriguez and Eric Magnuson on Jan. 11, where they were treated to story time. It was a true story about a library cat. The students loved it and one student checked it out! The librarian showed the students where to locate different books accord- ing to their reading and interest levels. Students learned about library rules and some of the other services that the library has to offer. Students spent time looking for books, reading books, and sharing with their friends. They also had the opportu- nity to obtain their very own library cards and just about all of the students checked out a book. In other West Cape May news, chil- dren’s author, Preschool and Kindergarten in pjs. Donna Zappala, Kind of Turtle Am I? In addition to reading recently visited her book, Mrs. Zappala shared informa- Send your school news, updates, & photos students to read tion about one type of locally endangered to: [email protected] her book, What turtle, the diamondback terrapin. Herald Newspapers February 6 2013 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A13

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THRU WED. 11:35, 4:00, (7:40, FRI-TUES) of the 20th Century was a without being haughty. selling his fi rst illustration Mark your calendar in SAFE HAVEN PG-13* PREMIER 10:00 - WED., FEB 13 sure sign things would be The Gibson Girl’s style, to Life magazine when he March if you have things SAFE HAVEN (PG-13)* OPENS THURS. 11:00, 1:30, 4:00, 7:05, 9:40 very different for American attitude, became a model was only 19-years-old. His you would like to have ap- HANSEL & GRETEL: WITCH HUNTERS (R) FRI. - WED., 11:30 women by the time that for young women across Gibson Girl illustrations praised. On March 16, I will HANSEL & GRETEL: WITCH HUNTERS 3D (R) FRI. - WED., 2:05, 4:40, 7:35, 9:50 century was over. the country. She became subsequently appeared in be doing public appraisals ESCAPE FROM PLANET EARTH (PG)* OPENS THUR., 2:10, 7:15 In the 20 years between the standard of beauty for such pace-making maga- on behalf of the Chamber ESCAPE FROM PLANET EARTH 3D (PG)* The dinner party was a major form of entertainment OPENS THUR. ,11:20, 4:40, 9:20 1895 and the First World an entire generation. It’s zines of the day as and Scrib- of Commerce of Greater in the Gibson Girl’s day. Here she advises ladies to ARGO (R) FRI. - WED., 11:00, 7:05 War, Charles Dana Gibson’s difficult to overstate her ner’s, Harpers, and Colliers. Cape May at Convention bring a good book in case your dinner companions illustrations involving beau- influence. Her image ap- He eventually became the Hall from 11a.m. until 3 BULLET TO THE HEAD (R)* are less than entertaining. FRI. - WED., 1:35, 4:45, (9:40 FRI-TUES) peared on china, pottery, owner and editor of Life. tiful, confi dent young wom- p.m. The limit is two items BEAUTIFUL CREATURES (PG-13)* PREMIER 10:00 - WED., FEB 13 an were the talk of America. matchbooks and wallpaper. It is speculated that Gib- per person, and there’s a ing appraisals for the Mid- Arthur Schwerdt, a certi- BEAUTIFUL CREATURES (PG-13)* OPENS THURS. 11:00, 1:45, 4:25, 7:10, 9:50 Since she was nameless, She even changed the face son drew inspiration for his voluntary donation of $5 for Atlantic Center for the Arts. fi ed appraiser, is the author she became known as the on the revered old cameo. Gibson Girl from his wife, the both. This will be part of MAMA (PG-13) Call Barbara Oberholtzer at of “The Antique Story Book: FRI. THRU WED. 11:40, 1:55, 4:35, 7:10, (9:25 FRI-TUES) “Gibson Girl,” and she Cameos traditionally de- Mary Langhorne, and her a larger expo, so it sounds MAC at 609-884-5404 for Finding the Real Value of A GOOD DAY TO DIE HARD (R)* PREMIER 10:00 - WED., FEB 13 was very different from the picted Greco-Roman god- sister, Nancy Astor, who like fun. Call Doreen Talley more info. Old Things,” and co-owner A GOOD DAY TO DIE HARD (R)* demure, prudish, stodgy desses, with classical aqui- became the first female at the Chamber at 609-884- As usual, I will be tak- of The August Farmhouse OPENS THURS., 11:15, 2:20, 5:00, 7:30, 9:45 Victorian ladies who came line noses and hair done up Member of Parliament in 5508 for more info. ing photos at each of these Antiques on Route 9 in WARM BODIES (PG-13)* 11:20, 1:50, 4:10, 7:25, 9:45 before her. in what we would call an the British House of Com- On March 22, I will be events, and reporting the Swainton. 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Free Cape Regional Medical Alvin Tyrone Fernandez, Congratulations Parking Center reported the Jr. to Heather Donnelly and following births: Alvin Fernandez of Villas, Bob Little Open Bowling PIZZA,PIZZA PINS Jan. 27 on Retiring from Birthday Parties Julian Andrés Moreno- Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Viola of North Cape Corporate Parties & COKE 25 years as • 2 HOURS OF BOWLING Bowen to Amanda Korie Michael Mouser May celebrated 60 years of marriage at Bowen and Juan Moreno- Landscape Cosmic Red Pin • SHOE RENTALS to Jennifer Frederick a wonderful luncheon at Nino’s with their • LARGE CHEESE PIZZA Marroquin of CMCH, Jan. (Mouser) of Villas, Jan. 27 Supervisor for Saturday Nights 22 children. Both will be celebrating their 78th 8-12 mid • PITCHER OF SODA Wildwood Crest • UP TO 5 PEOPLE FOR ONE LANE Timothy John Graeber, Jayden Anthony Grossman birthday in Feb. & May. Enjoy the journey! TWO FOR TUESDAYS III to Jasmine Graeber and $ 95 to Kimberly Grossman of $2 Games • $2 Shoes • $2 Beer (domestic) Timothy Graeber, Jr of We are very proud of you 49 Villas, Jan 24 • 2 Burgers • 2 Fries (over $70.00 value) Ocean City, Jan. 28 & love you very much. Your Loving Family PIZZA, PINS & COKE Ardeliz Zoe Gonzalez $ off Fri. 5-9pm, Sat. - Sun. Noon - 6pm to Marielis Gonzalez of Maurice Jackson McNeal 5 Subject to lane availability. This special cannot be used for Birthday parties Wildwood, Jan. 24 to Jaclyn Flannery and Have Something To Celebrate? Winter Hours: Mon., Tues., Thurs., & Fri. 4-11pm Maurice McNeal of • Birthday • Quinceanera Sat. 10am - 12 Midnight • Sun. 12-10pm • Closed Wednesday Cashmere Francis Cheety CMCH, Jan. 30 • Anniversary • Wedding • Engagement • Bar/Bat Mitzvah • First Communion 3401 New Jersey Ave., Wildwood, NJ to Samantha Cheety of Del • GraduaƟ on • Special Achievement • PromoƟ on • ReƟ rement • Any Occasion 729-0111 • www.3jswildwoodbowl.com Haven, Jan. 25 To place your announcement, call Rachel or Janet 609-886-8600 ext 33 or 34 A14 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Health & Wellness including Senior Lifestyles Herald Newspapers February 6, 2013

Dentist Pays-It-Forward with Free Smiles Sunshine Dentistry, vide much needed relief seen. timated $9million in free owned by Dr. Eric V. to people in need in the Dentistry From the dental care services. Thomas, will host a free community. Heart is a registered non- Thomas and Sunshine dental care event through Sunshine Dentistry en- profi t organization that Dentistry will be adding Dentistry From the Heart, courages anyone 18 and provides free dental work to these numbers with im- an organization dedicated older who is in need of to people in need. This is proved smiles, relief from to providing dental servic- dental services, and un- the fi rst annual event for suffering, and an overall es to the growing number able to afford treatment to Sunshine Dentistry, but sense of community. Make of Americans without den- join Thomas and the teams won’t be its last. The services provided tal insurance. of volunteers and patients Working with an or- by Dentistry From the Growing Older The team of dental on Friday Feb. 8 to spread ganization dedicated as Heart not only help a pa- professionals at Sunshine free smiles across Cape fi rst-come; fi rst-serve basis. Dentistry From the Heart tient’s teeth and overall Dentistry will provide the May County through Den- Event registration will be- insures that this will be a health, it gives a renewed RobertJ. Poserina, Jr., Esq. Less Taxing fi rst 100 adult patients tistry From the Heart. gin at 7 a.m. and patients reoccurring event. Since reason to smile. Andrea McHugh, Esq. Medicaid/Nursing Home Planning a free extraction, fi lling, The event will be held will be seen until 5 p.m. its inception, Dentistry For more informa- Estate Planning or cleaning. There will at Sunshine Dentistry, Dress appropriately for From the Heart has grown tion contact Thomas at Wills also be several hygien- 109 West Atlantic Ave. the weather, and bring to include over 200 annu- (609)465-5415, or Den- Trusts ists, dental assistants and Cape May Court House, chairs, blankets, water, al events nationwide and tistryfromtheheart.org. Power of Attorney Benefitfrom other dental professionals Patients are asked to ar- and snacks, as you may has provided more than Guardianship donating their time and rive early, as the event is a be outside waiting to be 80,000 people with an es- The smiles are on us! ourexperience Probate and resources, in order to pro- Estate Administration vide free dental care to as knowledge Estate Litigation many residents in needs as Adopt Ways to Transform in 2013 possible. What are you going to 5) Use heavier dumb- PMOSERINA& cHUGH The Dentistry From the do differently in 2013? bells. F O C U S I N G O N E L D E R L A W Heart Event will donate Are you going to reduce 6) Eat less bread, or 1029 Route 9 South,Cape May Court House, NJ thousands of dollars in (609) 463-8125 www.capemaycountyelderlaw.com your stress level? Are you even eliminate gluten free dental care and pro- going to improve your from your diet. diet? Are you going to take 7) Train for a 5K, 10K exercise more seriously? or a marathon. Or will you allow the next 8) Eliminate corn syrup 365 days pass by without from your diet. changing a thing? 9) Exercise at least four If you haven’t put any times each week. thought into it, then do 10) Eat healthy, simple - Double Board so now. The fact is that dinners at home. you will age and change 11) Do not eat fast Certifi ed in in 2013, and next year food. on 12-31-13 you will be 12) Drink less caffeine. Cardiology slightly (or dramatically) 13) Eat more protein different than you are to- and fi ber. - Treated over day. 14) Drink water The cool thing about a throughout your whole 30,000 new year is that it gives us day. own? I don’t expect you to —Nick Elisano, Di- Dr. Suketu H. Nanavati, M.D. FACC the opportunity to refl ect 15) Do not eat pack- make all of these changes, rector of Fitness at Mir- Cape May over our life, to acknowl- aged snack foods. though the more you do, acles Fitness and a Cer- edge where we are and Now come up with a the greater your transfor- tifi ed Personal Trainer County where we want to be head- few of your own. I know mation will be. and Sports Condition- CAPE HEART Residents ed. If you would like to be there are some ideas that Once you’ve decided ing Specialist. For more headed in the direction of popped into your mind which healthy changes information about improved health, lowered while you were reading you plan to make in 2013, personal fi tness and - Utilizing the weight, and increased my list. Take a minute to it’s time to make it offi cial. nutrition contact him CLINIC strength, then here are 15 jot those down. Step back Write it down, post it up, at 609.886.7070 or at latest & most suggested changes for you and re-examine the list. make it your status, tweet nick@miraclesfitness. to apply in 2013: Which of these changes it, shout it from the roof- com. advanced 1) Exercise two more are you going to make your top. hours each week than you technologies did in 2012. 2) Go to bed and wake up at the same time each For an appt. call: 609-465-7517 day. 3) Drink less alcohol. 2 Village Dr., Cape May Court House 4) Stop drinking and eating artifi cial sweeten- www.capeheartclinic.com ers. ORTHOPEDIC SPECIALIST DENTISTRY FROM THE HEART Jack Facciolo, D.O. Dental Care can be expensive and if one does not have insurance or BOARD CERTIFIED are in need, then receiving dental care can be next to impossible. The • Practicing in Cape May County for 26 Years program Dentistry From The Heart (www.dentistryfromtheheart. • Chief of Orthopedics at Cape Regional Medical Center org) is a nationwide series of events that allows those that may not • Past President of Medical Staff at Cape Regional Medical Center necessarily be able to afford the care they need to receive it. The non- • Specializing In: pro¿ t organization was set-up in 2001 and since its inception the program • Sports Medicine & Injuries • Total Joint Replacement Visit has aided over 30,000 people. Every year various practices around the • Reconstructive Surgery Our Web Site: country participate in this program, donating their time, resources, and • New Mini Knee Replacements www.jfacciolo.com skills to help out those who need it. Forty-eight states hosted events for • Surgical & Non-Surgical this program in 2010 making it a nationwide success. • Work Related Injuries On February 8th 2013, Sunshine Dentistry will be hosting a Dentistry • Kyphoplasty for Osteoporosis and Compression Fractures From The Heart event. For the ¿ rst 100 people, 18 years or older that • X-Stop for treatment of Spinal Stenosis • Chairman of the Joint Center at Cape Regional Medical Center show up to this event, free dental services will be provided. Patients in Please call to ask about our new • Most Insurances need may choose from one of the following treatments: Cleaning, Filling “mini” Knee Replacement. It is • Visa & MasterCard Accepted • Balance Testing or Extraction. Join Dr. Thomas and his super staff at 109 West Atlantic called a Unicompartmental Knee Offi ce Hours By Appointment Ave., Cape May Court House for a day of FREE dental care. Call 609- Replacement. It is less invasive with 465-5415 for more details. a much shorter period of recovery. 1 Secluded Lane • Rio Grande, NJ 08242 (609) 886-0800 Herald Newspapers February 6, 2013 Health & Wellness including Senior Lifestyles www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A15 Transform Your Body in Eight Weeks Whether you are trying wellness workshops. We teach you how to at- Cape May Family Dental to lose a few pounds, train One of the most im- tain a healthy lifestyle and for your fi rst 5K, get off of portant components of then follow you every step medication, reduce stress FG8 is chiropractic care. of the way. No one said Caring Hands or just want to feel young- Chiropractic boosts your it will be easy, but taking er and more vibrant, Ol- nervous system which the fi rst step is always the Delivering ivieri Chiropractic’s “Feel controls every single or- most diffi cult. It’s up to Great in Eight Program” gan system and cell in you to take that fi rst step. Quality Care (FG8) was designed with your body. When you join our FG8 you in mind. Motivation is easy to Family, you have the total Feel Great in Eight is fi nd but often diffi cult to commitment and support Our Services: • Implant Rehabilitation an individualized program keep. By joining FG8, you of our team of experts. We • Root Canals (One Visit) based upon your own are actively committing to will try our very best to • Cleaning & X-Rays physiology and metabo- an eight-week education make your journey a true • Porcelain Veneers • Full & Partial Dentures lism; not a cookbook diet Then we will guide directed toward chang- life changing experience. • Cosmetic Dentistry • Bleaching plan. It contains no harm- you through an exercise ing the rest of your life. To fi nd out more, at- • White Fillings ful hormones or magic program and give you a But you won’t be doing it tend our next seminar. • Periodontal Therapy potions. It is a physician detailed nutrition plan, alone. Call (609) 886-8585 to (Gum Treatment) • Crowns & Bridges supervised, science-based complete with recipes and Together, we will set reserve your spot. • Full Mouth Reconstruction • Personalized Dentistry program tailored to your grocery shopping lists. meaningful, achievable Also, you can follow us own unique physiology. You will also receive goals and show you how at www.facebook.com/ Special Attention given to our Senior Citizens! Before you begin the high quality nutritional to maintain those goals for OlivieriChiroRehab. program, we will complete supplements to help op- a lifetime. We do this by And listen to our ALL OF YOUR DENTAL NEEDS UNDER ONE ROOF your detailed wellness as- timize your success. And providing you with all of weekly radio show, Endodontics - Root Canals sessment which will help to help ensure you stay on the necessary tools to get or visit our website at us determine your person- track, you will also partici- you to where you want to www.OlivieriChiro- Periodontics - Gum Treatment/Implants al needs and goals. pate in interactive weekly be. practic.com. Oral Surgery - Extractions/Implants Cape Regional Medical Center Names Director Pedodontics - Children’s Dentistry Heidi A. Horner has ing and sales, and manage- her Bachelor of Arts in so- New Patient Welcoming Package been appointed Director ment in acute care, long ciology from Arcadia Uni- of Patient Access at Cape term/sub-acute care, and versity and her Masters of Includes oral exam, full mouth series of x-rays, Regional Medical Center. outpatient radiology. Science in management in $ cleaning & polishing, oral cancer screening, Horner’s experience Most recently, she healthcare administration ✿ periodontal (gums) evaluation. in healthcare spans more served as manager of the from New England Col- ❀With coupon only. Not valid with other offers 80(Reg. $230) than 20 years, serving in Patient Access Liaison lege. the roles of social work/ Program at South Jersey “I am pleased to wel- case management, market- Healthcare. She earned come Heidi Horner to the position of Director of 3151 Rte 9 South Patient Access and to the Horner Grande Shopping Center Cape Regional Medical Emergencyergency Same-DaySame-S Center team,” stated Mark The 242-bed Medical Rio Grande, NJ WWalk-Insalk-Ins ❀DentureDentu Gill, Vice President of Fi- Center is located in the RepairRepa nance. “Heidi’s education heart of Cape May County. ❀Welcome!elcome! Tel. (609) 463-8800 and work experience will For additional informa- Open Every Day: Day & Evening Hours signifi cantly contribute to tion on the medical center • Proud Member of the Allied Dental Practices of NJ the patients’ overall sat- and its programs, login to isfaction and experience our web site at www.ca- General Dentists Providing EYE CARE at COURT HOUSE for Over 20 Years at Cape Regional Medical peregional.com or contact Center.” Sue Staeger, marketing & Edward Poller, DDS • Glenn Prager, DDS Horner resides with public relations coordina- Todd Prager, DDS • Daniel DiCesare, DMD Dr. Cardillo Has Moved To her husband, Mark, and tor at (609) 463-2059. 5 South Main Street, Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 daughters, Paige and Mad- Located next to The Bellevue Tavern ison. “I look forward to de- Call: 609-536-2667 veloping close community ALL OF DR. CARDILLO’S PATIENTS’ RECORDS ties and serving the pa- WILL BE TRANSFERRED TO THE OFFICE tients and families in Cape May County,” she said. 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SET FOR SENIOR CITIZENS Plantar Facsiitis (heel pain) results from infl am- mation of the connective tissue that stretches from the base of the toes, across A Free Electronic Hearing Test will be given at the arch of the foot, to the the Cape May County Hearing Aid Dispensary, point at which it inserts BEST PHYSICAL THERAPY into the heel. 204 S. Main St., Cape May Court House, on Typically pain is the Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday, worst with the fi rst few HAS BEEN IN steps in the morning. It is February 11, 12, 13, 14 & 15, 10:00am to 4:00pm. sometimes associated with a heel spur, in which case NORTH CAPE MAY Please call for an appointment. Anyone who has trouble it is called “heel spur syn- hearing or understanding speech or words clearly drome.” SINCE 2008 The condition can usu- is welcomed to have a test using the most modern ally be successfully treated electronic equipment to determine if their hearing loss with conservative thera- pies such as the use of is one which may be helped. anti-infl ammatory medica- tions, ice packs, stretching Everyone should have a hearing test at least once a exercises, orthotic devices, year if there is any trouble at all hearing clearly. Even night splints, cortisone injections and physical people not wearing a hearing aid or those who have therapy. been told nothing could be done for them, should have If the condition does not clear up, ESWT or New Osteoporosis Program a hearing test and Û nd out whether the modern methods Shockwave Therapy may be considered. Parkinson’s Program of hearing correction can help them hear better. 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The 2013 Part vices, with major funding B premium for medical from the U.S. Department services will be $104.90 of Health Human Services, SHORE COUNSELING, LLC per month and the Part B Centers for Medicare and Cape Regional Medical Commons annual deductible will be Medicaid Services, and $147. supported by the Cape Cape217 North Regional Main Medical Street, Commons Suite 204 Cape May Court House The Part A deductible May County Board of Cho- 217 North Main Street for hospital, skilled nurs- sen Freeholders. Individual, CoupleSuite and 204 Family Counseling ing, home health & hospice Cape May County De- Cape May Court House Stress Management and Wellness Programs services will be $1,184 for partment of Aging and 2013. And for the New Disability Services Support Group For Women Year do not forget about 4005 Route 9 South, “Discovering Your True Self” Medicare’s yearly “Well- Rio Grande, NJ 08242 Meets Every Tues. 6-7:30pm ness” visit, please contact Hours: 8:30-4:30 ASSOCIATES your doctor or health care (609) 886-8138 Christine Lane, LCSW Megan James, LCSW Dr. David Harrison, Psychiatrist Laura Bruno, LCSW Dr. Jacqueline Moyerman, James Gregory, LPC Free Home Visit Service Psychologist Charlene DiPeri, LCSW for Seniors Expanding 609-465-4448 www.shorecounseling.org The Home Visit Pro- senior care professionals gram is an initiative by at Emeritus at Cape May that’s designed to check on the wellbeing of older people throughout the re- IF YOU ARE A MEDICARE gion. To further encourage families to take advantage BENEFICIARY of the Home Visit Program, the public is now invited to call Emeritus at Cape AND... May directly at 609-463- 6344 to request a visit to Have questions about a local senior. This is a sig- nifi cant step for the initia- • Medicare BeneÀ ts tive, which has primarily • Medigap operated through referrals from agencies and emer- • Medicare Advantage Plans gency services providers • Medicare Prescription Drug since being launched in 2009. Coverage (Part D) “Just in the past year, • Need Assistance with Health we have conducted over Insurance Claims 150 home visits, so we know the need is great,” Stephen H. Uretsky, MD • Have Limited Income and Need Help Paying for said Drew Robinson exec- utive director of Emeritus Board-CertiÀ ed Ophthalmologist Prescriptions and Applying for Medicare Savings Programs at Cape May. “In encour- aging the public to contact CATARACT SURGERY us, we seek to make the Protect your vision with comprehensive program more easily ac- eye care in a caring, compassionate LASER SURGERY Cape May County Department of cessible to a greater num- ber of people.” environment. Our team of highly skilled GLAUCOMA CARE Aging and Disability Services Through the Home professionals is committed to meet all of Visit Program, family your eye care needs from prescription DIABETIC EYE CARE members can arrange for glasses to delicate laser and surgery of SHIP can HELP! an Emeritus at Cape May MACULAR DEGENERATION the eye. (State Health Insurance Assistance Program) expert to go to the home ROUTINE EYE EXAMS of an elderly loved one to see if he or she is do- CONTACT LENSES Cape May County Department of Aging and Disability Dr. Stephen H. Uretsky specializes in ing well physically and cataract surgery, glaucoma care and all Services, Rio Grande psychologically. Emeritus ON-SITE OPTICAL LAB other facets of eye care. Howard Stainton Senior Center, Ocean City then connects the senior and family with the proper LICENSED OPTICIANS North Wildwood Senior Center, North Wildwood resources and services to Upper Township Senior Center, Palermo Closed provide assistance. “We may bring a hot Lower Township Senior Center, Villas meal, snack or dessert, and we also offer a listening (609) 886-8138 ear and companionship,” said Robinson. “After- wards, if needed, we co- The State Health Insurance Assistance Program (S.H.I.P.) ordinate between families CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE // 101 Court House-So. Dennis Road is a statewide program administered by the New Jersey and community resources. 609-465-7926 Department of Human Services-Division of Aging Services, with major funding from the U.S. We may also follow up LINWOOD PROFESSIONAL PLAZA // 2021 New Road Department of Health Human Services, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, and supported with additional visits. All 609-927-3373 of what we do through by the Cape May County Board of Chosen Freeholders. VISIT US AT www.COASTALJERSEYEYE.com (Page A18 Please) A18 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Health & Wellness including Senior Lifestyles Herald Newspapers February 6, 2013 Thumbs Up for Total Thumb Joint Replacement Seeingeeieieiningn is By GREGORY A. VOIT, MD pinching or gripping and (solidly immobilized), or years demonstrate durable, with activities such as reconstructed by one of lasting symptom relief and Believing Total knee replacement, opening jars, or using can several methods, which persistently good function. Presented by total hip replacement — openers. Any task requir- retain motion. Complication rates are low ing pinching, gripping or One of those, Ligament Dr. Michael J. Caruso & Dr. Steven M. Zoll most people know some- and patient satisfaction one who has experienced putting pressure on the Reconstruction Tendon with the procedure is gen- NEW “EXFOLIATION those surgical procedures, thumb causes increased Interposition Arthroplasty erally excellent. but how many are aware pain and associated weak- (LRTI) is a time tested, After surgery there is GLAUCOMA” RISK SEEN of thumb joint replace- ness of pinch/grip. well studied, option which a signifi cant recovery pe- Glaucoma is a group of eye conditions that leads ment surgery? Because of the length reliably produces excellent riod. The thumb is casted, to optic nerve damage and consequent irreversible and leverage of the thumb, pain relief and return of Many joints in the hand with a pin in place, for one VOIT vision loss. In many cases, damage of the nerve are not amenable to satis- each pound of pressure at function. month after which physi- that carries visual information to the brain is the factory joint replacement. the thumb tip produces The procedure removes cal therapy is essential or occupational activities, result of increased inner-eye (intraocular) pressure. The thumb, however, several times the pressure the arthritic joint surfaces to regain fl exibility and thumb reconstruction can In the case of “exfoliation glaucoma,” the damag- because of its fl exibility at the base of the thumb and replaces them with the strength. be a reliable and satisfying ing rise in intraocular pressure can be traced to tiny and importance in use of which can be very painful patient’s tendon moved to It is not unusual for the option to relieve pain and to an arthritic, irritated, the arthritic space between Á akes of whitish material that build on the eye lens. the hand, can benefi t sig- total course of treatment restore function. nifi cantly from joint recon- joint. the bones to resurface the to take six-eight months, As this dandruff-like material is rubbed off the lens struction. Joint replacement/re- involved joint and create from beginning to end. Several sources of infor- by the iris, it combines with pigment from the iris The joint at the base construction is performed a spacer comprised of the However, thereafter, relief mation for self-education and clogs the drain (trabecular meshwork) where of the thumb is the most when arthritic symptoms patient’s own tendon. and return of function are are available, including; inner eye Á uid (aqueous humor) normally exits the commonly arthritic joint no longer respond to non- There are several sig- generally excellent and American Society for Sur- eye. According to recent research, drinking three in the body. While anyone surgical management such nifi cant benefi ts. Tendon is long-lasting. gery of the Hand (ASSH. cups of coffee daily increases the risk of exfolia- can be affected, thumb as therapy, bracing, anti- not prone to the mechani- No solution to any med- org), American Academy tion glaucoma by 34%. base arthritis is particular- infl ammatory medication, cal wear or loosening asso- ical issue is right for every- of Orthopedic Surgeons Keeping track of glaucoma medications along ly common in women and or cortisone injections. ciated with plastic or metal one. But for patients with (AAOS), or contact us with your other schedules and responsibilities can especially women in their Several surgical op- parts. Natural tendon re- painful, limiting arthritis Shore Orthopaedic tions are available when tains its innate resistance be challenging. At ATLANTIC EYE CENTER late 40s, 50s, and 60s. at the base of the thumb University Associates People often describe non-surgical methods no to infection lowering the which interferes with the at (609) 927-1991, or and EYE MAX LASIK CENTER, we’re cur- pain at the bottom of the longer provide relief. An risk of surgical infection. ability to be comfortable, www.shoreorthodocs. rently accepting new patients and welcome you to thumb, worsened with arthritic joint can be fused Follow-up studies of 20 sleep or perform personal com. call us to schedule an appointment. Our goal is to provide the best eye care available. Our staff will assist you in feeling comfortable and help you to Reiki — The Silent Healer understand how to best care for your eyes and gen- Many ancient cultures What is Reiki? ing balance among all the casts and bandages. Most people experience eral health. We accept most insurance, including embrace the belief that Reiki is a gentle meth- body’s systems and the re- Still and focused the deep relaxation. Results Medicare and Medicaid. life energy fl ows through od of hands-on healing generative process of body practitioner will simply can be subtle. the body, deeply affecting that taps into the energy and mind. place his or her hands on Some recipients experi- Please send your questions or comments to my our entire being. referred to as ‘ki’ in Japan, What is a Reiki session or above your head, shoul- ence immediate relief, and offi ce or email me at: [email protected] Current research chi in China, and ‘prana’ like? ders, back, chest, stomach some say they feel little strongly suggests that en- in India. To receive Reiki, most and limbs. Practitioners during the session, but P.S. The link between caffeinated coffee drink- ergy does extend through- Reiki is not massage or people lie on a table fully routinely follow a series afterwards experience a ing and exfoliation glaucoma should be noted by out and beyond the physi- hypnosis, (although Reiki clothed. Little or no pres- of hand positions, but can sense of calm, well-being those most at risk for developing this type of glau- cal body, and that disrup- works very well in con- sure is applied and no oils place their hands any- and relief from pain, and coma—those of Scandinavian descent. tions or imbalances in its junction with hypnosis), are used. The technique where healing is needed, deep restful sleep. Atlantic Eye Center - EyeMax Lasik Center fl ow create physical, men- Reiki is a technique that is so adaptable that you for example over an injury It is possible you could Cape Cataract Center is a Medicare CertiÚ ed and NJ State Inspected Facility. tal and emotional illness. addresses both chronic can receive it in almost or any other area of dis- experience powerful sen- The healing art of Reiki and acute conditions, gen- any setting, in a chair or comfort. sations or emotional re- 207 Stone Harbor Blvd. 200 New Road tly and powerfully promot- The teachings say that Cape May Court House, NJ Linwood, NJ (pronounced ray-ke) ad- hospital bed, and through lease during or after a ses- 609-465-1616 609-653-2201 dresses these imbalances the energy does not fl ow sion. Your practitioner will to support good health and Free Home from the practitioner but help you to understand www.doctormichaelcaruso.com well-being. (From Page A17) its “Join Their Journey” rather through the prac- this release. program. titioner to you. You will Studies of Reiki show the Home Visit Program is It is operated by Emeri- receive the amount of life signifi cant reduction of complimentary. tus Senior Living — the force energy you need to stress, pain, (including Superior Outcomes • Personal Care • Shore Orthopaedics “Offering the Home nation’s largest memory bring your body back into cancer pain,) chronic Visit Program as a free care and assisted living balance. back and muscle pain, We are proud to introduce you & your family service to the public re- provider, with the ability Though Reiki tech- improvement in immune fl ects a central philosophy to serve nearly 50,000 res- niques appear simple the and nervous system func- to the only Fellowshipped Hand and at Emeritus at Cape May. idents. More than 28,000 results can be profound. (Page A19 Please) We are committed to the employees support more Microvascular Surgeon in Cape May County principle of ‘safely some- than 470 communities where,’ which means that throughout 44 states coast we do what we can to en- to coast. sure that each senior in the Emeritus offers the Mark R. Paiste, D.O. area is residing in a safe spectrum of senior resi- environment that meets dential choices, care op- “Whether by injury or illness, his or her needs, whether tions and life enrichment working with patients as a team to it is in the home or in a programs that fulfi ll indi- achieve their goals is my passion and senior living setting. vidual needs and promote commitment. I feel it is important to “As the older popula- purposeful living through- tion continues to grow, out the aging process. help patients truly understand their this crucial issue is af- Its experts provide condition and to offer guidance in fecting more and more insights on senior liv- their decision on treatment options. individuals and families. ing, care, wellness, brain My particular interest and It’s one that we take very health, caregiving, and subspecialty training is in treating seriously.” family topics at www. Emeritus at Cape May is Emeritus.com, which also disorders of the hand, wrist, and located at 591 RT 9 South. offers details on the orga- upper extremity. As a physician and It offers: retirement and nization’s services. Emeri- surgeon I am dedicated to helping assisted living and pro- tus is based in Seattle, patients return to doing the activities vides care for those with Wash.; its common stock Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s is traded on the New York they need or love to do.” and other memory-im- Stock Exchange under the pairing diseases through symbol ESC. Dr. Paiste specializes in traumatic and degenerative disorders of the hand, wrist, and upper extremity. In addition, he also practices general orthopedic and arthroscopic surgery. Joining the region’s leader in New Leaf Therapies • Joint Replacement x Sports Medicine of South Jersey x Hand Surgery EILEEN LEPAK TOZOUR x Orthopaedic Trauma Surgery CERTIFIED HYPNO COUNSELOR | REIKI MASTER x Foot & Ankle x Spine Care BECOME A CERTIFIED REIKI x Fracture Care A Senior Living Community PRACTITIONER OR HYPNOTIST x Physical Therapy Classes now forming Getting you back … to what you love to do x Quadriceps Sparing Knee & Direct Anterior Hip Replacements Reiki 1 - 02/16 and 02/24 WWW.SHOREORTHODOCS.COM Basic Hypnosis - 02/18 to 02/21 CONTACT US TODAY FOR A ONE-ON-ONE PHYSICIAN CONSULTATION: Class size limited - Call for more info 609.463.6344 John R. McCloskey, MD • Stephen J. Zabinski, MD • Gregory A. Voit, MD 591 Route 9 South CALL 609.889.9976 FOR Gene J. DeMorat, MD • Richard B. Islinger, MD Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 George C. Alber, MD • Thomas A. Barrett, MD • Ira M. Fox, DPM FREE CONSULTATION

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In fact, some may be When’s the last time fects can range from sim- patient is unable to hear pitched sounds, such as soft: The murmuring cry Free Local of an infant, a distant fi re a chain pharmacist ple misunderstandings to conversation, they will of- smoke and fi re alarms, Delivery full withdrawal from fam- ten start to withdraw from are almost impossible to siren, or a neighbor’s call ily and friends and major conversation and social hear. This lack of ability for help. greeted you by name? Free patient to hear can cause a seri- We’ve been relying on depression. situations. They’ll miss au- consultations Dealing with hearing dible cues that would help ously dangerous situation our sense of hearing for “It’s just one loss without professional keep them from harm in for patients with hearing thousands of years to warn Customized assistance can lead to loss who continue to live us of potential danger, of the things their daily lives. compounding many major problems in Even severe hearing alone. while sleeping and awake, we do!”Scott Reef, Pharmacist life and have dangerous loss is sometimes not Those who live alone and things are no different for patients and consequences. enough to get the pa- are at an increased risk today — except that today their pets Many aging adults who tient to seek treatment. because they often cannot there ‘s help. Experience the difference at experience minor hearing These patients are often hear sounds that would If you can’t hear dan- All natural Estrogen loss simply turn up the at the point where they keep them safe. 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FAMILY PHARMACY and family may fi nd them medications untreated minor hearing unresponsive and diffi cult They can miss the sounds For more information www.ReefFamilyPharmacy.com loss doesn’t stay minor. to communicate with. that would alert them to on treating hearing loss, Hours: Mon - Fri 9am - 7pm / Sat 9am - 2pm / Closed Sundays Hearing loss is progressive These patients may also danger such as the break- contact Ron Kittner of 804 Route 9 South, Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 609-465-0004 and will get worse unless unknowingly be living in ing of glass, or the forcing Miracle-Ear Hearing Cen- it’s detected and treated. danger of serious injury of a door late at night. ter in N. Cape May at (609) 889-2900. Choose the Right Kind of Therapy For as little as $ a month plus tax Whatever kind of prob- as smoking and overeat- The therapy consisted experiencing life in the lem you have, there is a ing, to treat pain, even in uncovering these un- present. 35 therapy out there that is providing anesthesia, and conscious mechanisms, Jung developed a ther- just right for you. to treat traumatic experi- which often had to do with apy based on analysis but • Fitness strategy session with a personal trainer Exclude physical ther- ences. Freud found, how- presumed sexual issues, focused on the idea of the to set your goals for exercise prescripƟ on apy, acupuncture, aroma ever that hypnosis wasn’t and freeing the patient collective unconscious and therapy, and chiroprac- very good treatment for from their constraints. used Buddhist-like manda- • Unlimited use of the gym tic’s. These are in the do- neuroses and developed Psychoanalysis started out las as inspiration. main of physical problems. psychoanalysis. as a practice of doctors Various other talking • Access to over 40 Į tness classes There may be psychologi- Psychoanalysis, as de- (Freud fi rst was a neurolo- therapies developed in- cal components that get veloped by Freud and gist), but today is practiced cluding existential thera- Zumba • Pilates • Yoga better as well, but these several of his students by non-medical, degreed py, cognitive-behavioral, • Kick Boxing and more... practices deal primarily involved a patient sitting individuals. rational emotive and in- with the body domain. (or lying) in a room with It is very expensive, terpersonal psychothera- TRY US FREE FOR SEVEN DAYS But let’s narrow down the analyst who listened consisting of several ses- py. Wikipedia has a list of NO COMMITMENT the discussion to the vari- to their stream of con- sions per week lasting over 156 distinct types. ous psychotherapies. sciousness, all the while months and even years. People usually choose NO OBLIGATION One of the fi rst forms conjecturing about their After psychoanalysis the therapist; not the of psychotherapy was hyp- came a deluge of different unconscious mind. It was therapy. Family doctors Check us nosis, which was devel- believed the unconscious psychotherapies. Gestalt today are often the fi rst out on oped in the treatment of motivations of the id, the therapy was an outgrowth ones to treat depression hysteria. This technique ego, and the superego ac- of psychoanalysis or the and anxiety. 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Amazing Hearts Presidential Word Find Truman wants to send Valentine’s cards to his friends. Find the names of the fi rst 12 Presidents of the United Can you help him get to the mailbox? States. Why are there only 11 names shown? Both the second and the sixth Presidents were named Adams! ADAMS MADISON TYLER HARRISON MONROE VAN BUREN ➜ JACKSON POLK WASHINGTON JEFFERSON TAYLOR T Y L E R C V M P N P N B H Q I M Y T B G A A T O O C W A N H P C X J D G V N T L Y Q R R H J Q Y I P B R G B P K L R O E L K S H C L N R X U H C I L G O O S K H I G Y D Y R Z S Y J N R N C H U H X U N U E O A K R A N S J E F F E R S O N T

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CAPE MAY COUNTY LIBRARY CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS FEB. 1, Friday 3:00pm: Preschool Dance Party: LC FEB. 15, Friday 6:00pm: Family Movie Night: CH Children’s Programs for February FEB. 2, Saturday 11:00am: LEGO Club: CH FEB. 19, Tuesday 9:30am: Mother Goose Time: CH 9:30am: Teeny Weeny: LC 10:00am: Toddler Time: CH • – After-school blues got you down? Just not sure what • - Children ages 3 to 5 yrs are invited to enjoy stories, puppets, music, FEB. 4, Monday Afternoon Boredom Busters Preschool Storytime 10:00am: Preschool Storytime: LC 10:00am: Preschool Storytime: SIC to do with yourself after that fi nal bell rings? Head to the Lower Township library for some fi nger plays, rhymes, and lots of fun! Children will hear stories, do a craft, and receive a cookie. 1:00pm: Preschool Storytime: LC 11:00am: Preschool Storytime: CH fun! On Monday afternoons we will have a variety of activities to keep your boredom at bay- Each storytime we will cover a diff erent theme enforcing children’s basic concepts, language 2:24pm: Art @ the Library: WO 3:30pm: Art @ the Library: WC -including board games, Legos, and cool crafts! You’ll have to come to the library to see what skills, listening ability, and social skills. No registration is required. 3:00pm: Afternoon Boredom Busters: LC 6:00pm: Tween Book Club: CH awesome activity we are doing each week. Kids age 8-12 are welcome to participate. • Reading Rumpus (1st/2nd Grade Book Club) – Kids in 1st and 2nd grade are welcome 3:30pm: Art @ the Library: SIC FEB. 20, Wednesday 10:00am: Teeny Weeny: UP • Art @ the Library – Children ages six through ten are invited to enjoy Art at the Library to come to the Cape May Court House library and join the club. At each meeting we will talk 5:30pm: Kitchen Wizards: CH 10:00am: Preschool Storytime: SHRC sponsored by the Cape May Center for Community Arts. After enjoying a picture book, about the book, do a fun activity and have refreshments. Sign up in the Children’s Room of the FEB. 5, Tuesday 9:30am: Mother Goose Time: CH 10:30am: Preschool Storytime: CM children will experiment artistically with the mediums or themes from the book. For more Court House Library and pick-up a copy of the book. 10:00am: Toddler Time: CH 11:00am: Preschool Storytime: UP information, call the Center for Community Arts at (609)-884-7525. This program is made 10:00am: Preschool Storytime: SIC 3:30pm: Art @ the Library: LC possible through funding from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State, • Teeny Weeny - Babies birth to 2 years old are invited to enjoy stories, songs, rhymes, 11:00am: Preschool Storytime: CH 4:30pm: LEGO Club: SIC a Partner Agency of the National Endowment for the Arts and the Geraldine R. Dodge Founda- instruments, and much more! Teeny-weeny storytime is great for developing your child’s lan- 3:30pm: Art @ the Library: WC 5:30pm: Zumba for Kids: LC guage skills and social skills with other children. For more information please call 463-6354. tion. FEB. 6, Wednesday 10:00am: Teeny Weeny: UP 6:30pm: Tween Book Club: LC • Toddler Time - Toddler Time is a special storytime designed for 2 year-olds and young 10:00am: Preschool Storytime: SHRC FEB. 21, Thursday 10:00am: Preschool Storytime: WO • Book Friends (3rd/4th Grade Book Club )- Kids going into 3rd and 4th grades are welcome 10:30am: Preschool Storytime: CM 10:00am: Teeny Weeny: WC to come to the library and join. Read a book during the month, then 3 year-olds who may not be ready for preschool storytime. You and your toddler will enjoy Cape May Court House simple books, action rhymes, music, and songs that will help develop early literacy, language 11:00am: Preschool Storytime: UP 11:00am: Preschool Storytime: WC come to the club and talk about it. At each meeting we talk about the book, do a craft, and 3:30pm: Art @ the Library: LC 3:30pm: Art @ the Library: CM have refreshments. Sign up in the Children’s Room and pick up a book. skills and social development. No registration is required. For more information call 609-463- 6354. 4:30pm: LEGO Club: UP FEB. 23, Saturday 1:30pm: Family Movie Afternoon: LC • Dr. Seuss Day! – Celebrate all things Dr. Seuss at the Court House Library! We will be get- 5:30pm: Zumba for Kids: LC FEB. 25, Monday 9:30am: Teeny Weeny: LC ting ready for Dr Seuss’ birthday! Join us for fun, Seuss-themed activities and crafts available • Tween Book Club (5th/6th Grade) - Kids going into FEB. 7, Thursday 3:30pm: Art @ the Library: CM 10:00am: Preschool Storytime: LC all day in the Children’s Room. Stop by anytime! 5th and 6th grades are welcome to come to the Cape FEB. 8, Friday 2:30pm: Preschool Dance Party: CH 1:00pm: Preschool Storytime: LC May Court House library and join. Read a book dur- FEB. 11, Monday 9:30am: Teeny Weeny: LC 2:24pm: Art @ the Library: WO • Family Movies - Families are invited to watch the movie Happy Feet Two on our big screen ing the month, then come to the club and talk about it. 10:00am: Preschool Storytime: LC 3:00pm: Afternoon Boredom Busters: LC with surround sound. Watch the movie, enjoy snacks and drinks and relax for free at your At each meeting we talk about the book, do a craft, and 1:00pm: Preschool Storytime: LC 3:30pm: Art @ the Library: SIC library! For more information please call 463-6354. have refreshments. Sign up in the Children’s Room and 2:24pm: Art @ the Library: WO 6:00pm: Book Friends 3rd/4th Grade Book Club: CH pick up a book. Kids age 10-14 are invited to the • – Just in time for Valentine’s Day, your child will learn how to make some Lower 3:00pm: Afternoon Boredom Busters: LC 6:00pm: Writers Rock!: CH Kitchen Wizards for book club. Register online or by chocolate-y treats that will be great gifts for grandparents, teachers - or the family! Join our Township Library 3:30pm: Art @ the Library: SIC FEB. 26, Tuesday All Day: Dr. Seuss Day!: CH calling (609) 886-8999. Kitchen Wizards instructor for some delicious fun. Plenty of samples to take home and copies 5:30pm: Kitchen Wizards: CH 9:30am: Mother Goose Time: CH 9:30am: Mother Goose Time: CH 10:00am: Toddler Time: CH of recipes will be provided. Kids age 5-12 are invited to participate. Space is limited and • Writers Rock! - November is National Novel Writing FEB. 12, Tuesday registration is required. Month! We’ll get all set up on the fi rst Monday of the 10:00am: Toddler Time: CH 10:00am: Preschool Storytime: SIC month and you can come in to work on your story every 10:00am: Preschool Storytime: SIC 11:00am: Preschool Storytime: CH • - Children ages 5 to 12 years old and their parents are invited to join our LEGO LEGO Club Tuesday this month. Miss Kellie will be around to help and 11:00am: Preschool Storytime: CH 3:30pm: Art @ the Library: WC CLUB! Each meeting will have a theme. We’ll read a few books to get ideas about what to read over parts if you need her to and the computers will 3:30pm: Art @ the Library: WC FEB. 27, Wednesday 10:00am: Teeny Weeny: UP construct and then build, build, build! Parents are encouraged to stay through the meetings be open for typing. Kids age 8-12 are invited to sign up 3:30pm: LEGO Club: LC 10:00am: Preschool Storytime: SHRC and build with their kids. in the Children’s Room or by calling (609) 463-6354. FEB. 13, Wednesday 10:00am: Teeny Weeny: UP 10:30am: Preschool Storytime: CM • – Mother Goose is a special storytime designed for children who have 10:00am: Preschool Storytime: SHRC 11:00am: Preschool Storytime: UP Mother Goose Time • - Come join us for a 6-week session of just arrived in the family through 1 year old. You and your baby will listen to and participate Zumba for Kids 10:30am: Preschool Storytime: CM 3:30pm: Art @ the Library: LC Zumba for Kids! Zumba classes will be taking place at the in rhymes, songs, stories, and toys. Enjoy activities for early development, motor skills, and 11:00am: Preschool Storytime: UP 5:30pm: Zumba for Kids: LC Lower Township branch. Zumba is a Latin dance inspired socialization for both baby and adult. No registration is required. For more information call 3:30pm: Art @ the Library: LC 6:00pm: Reading Rumpus 1st/2nd Grade Book Club: CH fi tness class, with easy to follow moves that anybody 609-463-6354. 5:30pm: Zumba for Kids: LC FEB. 28, Thursday 10:00am: Preschool Storytime: WO can do. Samantha Shaw will be leading these special FEB. 14, Thursday 10:00am: Preschool Storytime: WO 10:00am: Teeny Weeny: WC • Preschool Dance Party - Kids ages 2-5 are invited to come show off their dance moves at classes geared toward kids age 5-12. No registration 10:00am: Teeny Weeny: WC 11:00am: Preschool Storytime: WC the Court House and Lower Libraries! The librarians will be DJing some of the hippest tunes for is necessary and the classes are free. 11:00am: Preschool Storytime: WC 3:30pm: Art @ the Library: CM kids and teaching you some awesome dance moves. No registration is necessary. 3:30pm: Art @ the Library: CM Cape May Court House - 463-6350 • Stone Harbor - 368-6809 • Cape May City - 884-9568 • Lower Twp. - 886-8999 Wildwood Crest - 522-0564 • Sea Isle City - 263-8485 • Upper Twp. - 628-2607 • Woodbine - 861-2501 A24 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com religion Herald Newspapers February 6 2013 You Can’t Please Everybody! Why is somebody sitting eye and soul to soul and were under attack by the crowd voted not to take the Marcus Luttrell writes in an offi ce in Connecticut people to people contact? SSpeakingpeaking inin tthehe Taliban. Marcus Luttrell Promised Land that God “Fear is a force that sharp- making a life or death deci- It seems rather cowardice now calls the incident “the had clearly promised to ens your senses. Being sion about whether a young to me to hide behind rules stupidest, most Southern- give to his people and they afraid is a state of paraly- girl in Kansas needs the and regulations when what fried, lame-brained deci- all perished in the wilder- sis in which you can’t do medical treatment that her is truly necessary is rela- iightght sion I ever made in my life ness. And when it was left anything.” The Bible tells doctor has prescribed for tional evaluation. And yet L With Pastor Rudy to vote to let them go ... I up to the crowd with what us that “perfect love casts her to beat the cancer that we have become more and actually cast a vote that I to do with Jesus, well they out fear.” And if you love is ravaging her little body? more an impersonal society entitled “Lone Survivor: political correctness and knew would sign our death voted to crucify him. As a someone so passionately, How can a determination as each day goes by! The Eyewitness Account our ridiculous “try to please warrant.” pastor, I know that if I want than you must kick fear in of that magnitude even be My wife gave me a com- of Operation Redwing and everybody” philosophy that Why do men and women to properly shepherd the the rear so what is good attempted without eye to pelling book for Christmas the Lost Heroes of SEAL unfortunately paralyzes in suits playing politics and people, I sometimes have and best and noble and Team 10” by Petty Offi cer way too many a leader to having no real connec- to ignore what they are ask- right may be done. We Marcus Luttrell. Luttrell do absolutely nothing good tion to the life and death ing for so that I can supply need a little less worry- First Baptist Church was one of four US Navy in our day and age. Luttrell situations that our men them with what they really ing about what everybody SEALS who departed one said it this way, “These are and women in uniform need. And there will always thinks and lots more move- of Wildwood clear night in early July the problems of the mod- are in get to dictate what be critics who will second ment via what is the right 2005 for the mountain- ern U.S. combat soldier, is done on the battlefi eld? guess every fi rst choice you thing to do, even if isn’t ous Afghanistan-Pakistan the constant worry about Why have we become such might make! But if we cease popular. If you don’t stand Thursday, Feb. 7th border for a reconnaissance overstepping the mark and a wishy washy generation having the guts to make for something, you will fall mission. Their task was to an American media that that is always looking for those moves, than nothing for anything, and unfor- 11:00am document the activity of an delights in trying to knock approval from the masses good will ever happen. And tunately I believe that is Community Lunch al Qaeda leader rumored us down. The sad truth is before we make any coura- hence why the greatest a trait of our present age to be very close to Bin that we have done noth- geous moves of just doing generation was the one in that I would love to do Laden with a small army ing to deserve this abuse what is right? the past and not so much something about. Anybody Sunday, February 10th in a Taliban stronghold. except, perhaps, love our People die when they the days to come. want to join me? Five days later, only one country and everything it could be saved in medi- 10:00am Family Bible Time of those Navy SEALS made stands for.” cal situations because of Rejoicing Spirits 11:00am Morning Worship it out alive. That one man Good American men the whole chaotic insur- was Marcus Luttrell. died that day because the ance dilemma that again This is the story of the Navy SEAL team members is determined by looking Service at St. John Pastor, Rev. Doug Shenton only survivor of Operation had to make a quick deci- at policies over the very OCEAN CITY - The with their families, friends Redwing, SEAL fi re team sion when they were sud- people involved. And if we community is invited to and the local supportive Hearing Assistance • Nursery Provided leader and the extraordi- denly visited by a couple of are going to put our young a new, inclusive worship community. Although the Maple & Atlantic Avenues • 609-522-2981 nary firefight that led to unarmed goat herders who people in harm’s way, then service adapted to meet Rejoicing Spirits service the largest loss of life in appeared out of nowhere. we have no right to tie the needs of people with is adapted to more read- American Navy SEAL his- The SEALS could either their hands when they are intellectual and develop- ily engage people with tory. Luttrell and his three execute the herders, a trying to get the job done mental disabilities. St. John developmental disabilities, fellow squad mates fought move that would have been in the midst of a war with Lutheran Church, 1001 it remains inspiring and Covenant beyond normal human justifi ed in any war time an enemy that damns all Central Avenue, in Ocean meaningful to everyone strength right beside one situation or let them go and the rules. City, is the fi rst church in who attends. Presbyterian Church another until Marcus was risk these guys being spies Jesus never played to the New Jersey to host monthly Rejoicing Spirits worship 123 Fishing Creek Rd., NCM, NJ 08204 the only one left alive. He that would give away their crowds. He knew that he Rejoicing Spirits worship services will be held the sec- would never get anything Richard Sterling, Pastor ended up being blasted by position to the Taliban. services, and will hold its ond Sunday of each month an RPG into a place where The men of SEAL Team accomplished if it was his next service on Feb. 10 at at 2 p.m. For more informa- 886-2448 his pursuers could not fi nd 10 made the decision that goal to please the popula- 2 p.m. tion, contact the church him. Over the next four comported to the rules of tion. As a matter of fact, Rejoicing Spirits reaches offi ce at 609-399-0798 or SUNDAY WORSHIP days, terribly injured and engagement, but it ended every time a crowd seems out and encourages people office@stjohnlutheranoc. reported dead to even his up costing the lives of Lut- to make a decision in the with intellectual and de- org. For directions go to 9:15am - Sunday School - all ages family, Luttrell crawled for trell’s best friend, two oth- Bible, it never leads to velopmental disabilities to www.stjohnlutheranoc.org. 10:00am - Coffee Fellowship miles through the moun- ers and 16 more service- anything good. The crowd become part of a welcoming St. John Lutheran Church 10:15am - Worship Service tains and was taken in by men who tried to rescue voted that Noah was off his faith community. To better is a member church of Jr. Church and Nursery Provided sympathetic villagers who them. They let the herders rocker and they all drowned serve this population, the the Evangelical Lutheran risked their own very lives go. Within the hour they when the rains came. The Rejoicing Spirits inclusive Church in America (ELCA) WEDNESDAY to keep him safe from sur- worship service captures and is located at the corner rounding Taliban warriors. Emergency Funding the attention and interest of 10th and Central Avenue 7:00pm - Prayer Meeting What really stirred my of these individuals along in Ocean City, Explorer Clubs Ages 2yr.-8th Grade heart and made my blood Resolution Passes Youth Group 9th-12th Grade boil was the fact that his three comrades died be- COURT HOUSE - The Franz encouraged mem- cause of our goofy American Cape May County Cham- bers of the Legislature to ^ Le ReveKitchen & Bath Designs Design ber of Commerce Board of pass this bill quickly in Directors passed a resolu- order to launch a market- 3156 Rt 9 South • Rio Grande, NJ 08242 tion in support of a legisla- ing campaign in March. 1877-4 U Le Reve Cape Community Church tion calling for $20 million “Some areas of New Jersey emergency supplemental did experience severe dam- “Knowing Jesus, Discovering Life” funding to address the nega- age to their beaches, board- tive image of New Jersey walks, and businesses and tourism destinations cre- will take months, even ated by the national media years to rebuild. However, during coverage of Hur- the majority of our coast- ricane Sandy. line is open for business Assembly bill 3630 and and ready for summer Sunday Worship at 10:30AM Senate bill 2435 supports vacationers. We need to this measure which was make sure that everyone promoted by the New Jersey who traditionally enjoys Loving Nursery and Children’s Church Travel Industry Association. the Jersey Shore, continues Bathroom Cabinets Wallpaper The purpose of the bill is to vacation in New Jersey, 10-40% OFF 20% OFF Wednesdayd d evening i Bible ibl study d 7pm to provide the Division of even if that means that Kitchen Cabinets Tile Travel and Tourism with this year, they book their 10-50% OFF 20% OFF COME AS YOU ARE funds to advertise New Jer- stay in a different part of Expires February 13, 2013 1159 South Route 9, Cape May Court House sey’s tourism destinations, The Shore. www.capecommunitychurch.org • 609-465-2338 specifi cally the shore area which generates $20 billion offi [email protected] in tourism revenues. “Tourism is a revenue generator for New Jersey and studies show that for Rio Grande Bible Baptist Church every $1 spent to promote 38 Route 47 South, Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 • 465-1368 tourism, a return of $36 is Growing Families for God’s Glory realized,” stated Vicki Clark, Rob Fitzpatrick, DVM An Independent, Fundamental Church - Standing Strong on God’s Word president of the Cape May County Chamber of Com- • Sunday Services @ 9:45; 11:00 & 6:30pm • Adult Bible Study & Childrens Bible Club 15% OFF merce and vice president Laparoscopic Surgery Dental Services For • Wednesday Night Services 6:30pm • Couples Fellowships & Teen Activities of the NJTIA. “National February Dental • Family Nights and Church-wide Trips g]hl\hib\Zg]NemkZlhng]=bZ`ghlmb\l ginia, North Carolina and • Classes for Kindergarten thru 12th Grade • Tuition is $2,500 for First Student/Family South Carolina are using H?:I^ggAbi • Utilizing the A-Beka Curriculum • Individualized Traditional Instruction that to their advantage and Does your pet need a bath? Call ABRI. • Member of GSACS and AACS • Financial Assistance Available are aggressively marketing to our customer base.” Now Accepting Enrollments for the 2012-2013 School Year In promoting the need Hours: By Appointment • 465-1368 • 6 Days A Week 1107 Delsea Drive, Route 47, Rio Grande, NJ Church Of¿ ce 609-886-9494 for this emergency funding, NJTIA President Sharon Visit our online pharmacy at www.abrivet.com Herald Newspapers February 6 2013 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A25 FURNITURE SALE Saturday, Feb. 9th & Sunday, Feb. 10th Local Hairstylists Hone Their Craft in Las Vegas RIO GRANDE -- Two ensure that our customers Up to 30% off hairstylists from Symmetry feel confi dent in the look Hair Salon attended the they will receive when the 2013 Redken Symposium choose Symmetry.” said sa- Pristine Authentic in Las Vegas. The Redken lon owner Mike Schultz. Syposium is three days of While Las Vegas is nor- hands on education from mally perceived as the ul- Asian Pieces! world reknown Redken timate vacation getaway, it educators teaching the hot- was anything but that for Imported Reproduction test new hair techniques in Baker and Gregg who fi lled the industry. their days with classes. Specials Symmetry manager Regi- “We learned everything na Baker and Christin Gregg from hair coloring, color spent three days learning correction, hair cutting The Marketplace At Teaberry all of the latest hair trends techniques, and hairstyling from around the world techniques,” said Baker. “It 1944 US Hwy 9 North, 609.624.1700 in an effort to enhance was intense,” she added. www.MarketplaceAtTeaberry.com their personal knowledge Symmetry Hair Salon is and bring that knowledge open M-F 9 a.m.-8 p.m. Sat. back to Symmetry. The girls 9 a.m.-6 p.m. and Sun. 10 will each teach a class at a.m.- 4 p.m. Men’s haircuts Medically Speaking Symmetry based on a new are $14, Women’s Shampoo technique that they learned and Cut is $18 and Kids 10 a radio show hosted by Michael Boriss, DO at the Symposium. and Under $10 FACC, FACOI · Cape Regional Cardiologist “At Symmetry Hair Salon Call 609- 465-HAIR our emphasis is on constant (4247) to book an appoint- Symmetry manager Regina Baker and Christin Gregg Celebrating 25 Years on the Air! education for our stylist to ment. in Las Vegas New Law Offi ce Opens in Clermont The Diagnosis of Obesity CLERMONT -- After 28 ecutive Director and Law Divorce, Custody, Visita- the client’s home or offi ce, years practicing law for Project Director at the tion, Marital Separation if it is more convenient nonprofit organizations Coalition Against Rape Agreements, Property than coming to her offi ce Featuring special guest including as the Executive and Abuse (CARA), Jane Settlement Agreements, in the Clermont section of Director of Community Molt opened a general Post-Judgment Motions, Dennis Township. Dianna Deignan, M.D. Law Offices, Managing practice of law. Adoptions, Name Changes, For added convenience, Board-Certifi ed Family Medicine Attorney at South Jersey Her practice areas in- Municipal Court Matters, Molt accepts most major Legal Services and Ex- clude Domestic Violence, Debt collection Defense, credit cards. Expungements, Adminis- Molt is committed to WCMC-AM 1230 & WMID-AM 1340 Heidi Horner Appointed trative Law, Wills, Powers providing her clients with a of Attorney, Living wills clear understanding of how 9:30 am on Saturday, February 9 Director of Patient Access and Guardianships. they may be able to resolve Listen on the web at www.caperegional.com In an effort to provide their problems and, with COURT HOUSE – Heidi some certainty to the cost that in mind, will meet A. Horner has been ap- of legal services, Molt of- with clients and determine Physician Referral 1-800-362-4123 pointed Director of Patient fers fl at fees for many of whether their issues may Access at Cape Regional the matters handled by be able to be solved with- Medical Center. her practice. In addition, out judicial intervention,hera ld_obesity_deignan.indd 1 1/31/2013 3:59:43 PM Horner’s experience in she offers a free telephone and perhaps without a law- healthcare spans over 20 consultation , if documents yer at all. If it is advisable years; serving in the roles need to be reviewed, a to have a lawyer’s help she of Social Work/Case Man- low-cost one-half-hour con- will provide that assistance agement, Marketing and sultation in person. Ap- in a cost-effective man- Sales, and management pointments may be made ner. Molt can be reached in acute care, long term/ on Saturdays or in the at 609-486-5348. Call to sub-acute care, and out- HEIDI HORNER evening and may be held at make an appointment. patient radiology. Most Administration from New recently Horner served England College. as manager of the Patient Horner, with her hus- Access Liaison Program at band Mark, has two daugh- South Jersey Healthcare. ters, Paige and Madison. “I She earned her Bachelor look forward to develop- of Arts in Sociology from ing close community ties Arcadia University and and serving the patients her Masters of Science in and families in Cape May Management in Healthcare County,” stated Horner. Franchville January Service Excellence Awardee ¦4VSXIGXMRK]SYVQSWXZEPYEFPI COURT HOUSE – Karen Franchville, Health In- formation Management EWWIXWWMRGI§ specialist, is the Service Excellence of the Month awardee for January. “Recently, Karen helped a patient with a host of problems. The patient was overwhelmed with the process of obtaining im- portant medical records. Gymnasts Place at Karen met with the patient for about 45 minutes tak- ing the time to explain Gymnastics Meet FRANCHVILLE the patient’s results and RIO GRANDE – Stu- placed fourth overall on process the records. The their medical documents dents of Art of Gymnastics Balance Beam and a spe- patient left very happy and is very rewarding, and my and Cheer competed in cial award for sticking her satisfied. Karen showed co-workers are the great- their very fi rst ever gym- beam routine and second exceptional patience and est people to work with,” nastics meet recently at overall on Floor Exercise kindness as well as excel- stated Franchville. the Atlantic City Conven- (Jr Division). lent customer service,” After working for an tion Center. The following Lilly Glover and Hailey stated Karen Jackson and outside-contracted record students placed in their McKeown helped the team Liz Mellor of the Health company for nine years, respective categories: score well also. Every team Information Management Franchville joined the Cape Kayla Steere placed member scored above a Department. Regional Medical Center fourth overall on Floor 7.0 on all of the events. “Words cannot express team in April, 2009. She Exercise; Kali Chew won Coach Krystle Goodman (609) 886-1635 my thanks for receiving and her husband, Henry, 10th overall on Floor Ex- and the staff are working this recognition. I enjoy live in North Wildwood ercise; Michah Dempsey to build a great gymnas- working in Medical Re- and have two grandchil- earned fourth overall on tics equipment program 507 Seashore Road, Cape May, NJ 08204 cords. Having the opportu- dren, who are their pride Floor Exercise (Jr. Divi- right here in Cape May www.murphyfence.com nity to help patients obtain and joy. sion). Hailey Whilden County. A26 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com sports & recreation Herald Newspapers February 6 2013 Lower Township Chamber of Commerce Names on Jerseys Divides Lower Youth Hockey February Luncheon After 126 years of foot- knowledges Gindville, not recommend that parents Place: Lucky Bones Backwater Grille, ball without names on their by name, but as “a very approach unknown adults 1200 Rt. 109, Cape May jerseys, Penn State opted well respected second divi- they see at games and Date: Thursday, February 14th, 2013 for change in 2012. “We GAMES sion coach who has printed practices and “strike up a Time: 12pm Networking 12:30pm Luncheon want fans to know and rec- nicknames on his team’s conversation” to determine Cost of Lunch is $15 per person/cash bar ognize these young men,” jerseys.” She tells the par- why that person is present. said new Nittany Lion Head PEOPLE PLAY ents that she “personally” They insist that “engaged, NEW MEMBERS By Joe Rossi 1. BMJ Designs, LLC Coach Bill O’Brien last called the coach and “told observant adults are a de- Brian Marker Jr. 6 Monarch Ct August. him not to do it” as it was terrent.” Cape May, N.J. 08204 609-374-4084 The issue of names on contrary to the wishes of Those against placing 2. McGinn Appraisals athletic jerseys is a source the issue of whether to the nicknames on jerseys. the LCHA board. She said names on jerseys argue that Bart McGinn 2700 Shore Rd of emotional confl ict among permit fi rst or last names or Gindville was very upset the coach responded that background checks don’t Villas, N.J. 08251 609-408-6806 well intentioned, caring nicknames on the athletic that the named jerseys the edict was not in the as- stop predators because SPOTLIGHT MEMBERS parents along with volun- jerseys. were confiscated by the sociation’s by-laws and that many have no criminal 1. Barbara’s Seashell Florist teer coaches and admin- Erma’s Steve Gindville league and replaced. he was never informed. history. They contend that Barbara Frame 1004 Bayshore Rd istrators. The sad irony is had devoted his adult life Andrews acknowledges He also cited the fact that access to last names can Villas, N.J. 08251 609-886-1212 that Penn State was thrust to coaching youth in the that the league’s admin- nicknames, not real names, send pedophiles to search 2. Cape May Winery & Vineyard into a disgraceful spotlight Lower Cape Hockey As- istrative body has yet to were used on the jerseys. engines and social media to Toby Craig 709 Townbank Rd of pedophilia with the se- sociation (LCHA). The vote on the measure or Andrews concluded that fi nd the child’s school and Cape May, N.J. 08204 609-884-1169 rial molestation of young- 37-year-old construction place language into its “the board’s intention is not other personal information. Call to reserve 609-886-5281 or sters on campus. worker, his assistant coach- by-laws. She said there is to punish the players and On a sporting note, some email: [email protected] The youth sports com- es, team sponsor and his occasional confl ict with the we agree your nicknames suggest that the lack of Lower Township Chamber of Commerce OfÀ ce munity, including intense team’s parents approved names encourages “a team 1228BR BayshoreING T Rd.,HI SVillas, AD NJ O 08251N ANY WonlineED Ndebates,ESD isA tornY on of Gindville’s Christmas concept and not individual gift to his group of 10 to ego,” as the late Penn State SAVE THIS COUPON! Wednesday offer expires 5/1/11. 12 AND PLAY 18 HOLES FOR $34.95 year olds. The squad’s coach, Joe Paterno, long league-issued jerseys were espoused. ~SUPER WEDNESDAY SPECIAL~ collected after about fi ve Backing Andrews and

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They insist understand the lesson they Gindville says he un- and this is based solely on predators are unlikely to think they are teaching , derstands the issue, but is your/our children’s safety. visit youth athletic events their children,” said An- ESON upset because the objec- As you all know we live in due to the overwhelming drews. “The board is only LE S tions are not endorsed with a scary world where child presence of parents. One trying to do what’s right G abduction is now a daily blogger noted that divorced by-laws or any majority for the children. We are all board vote. He claims the occurrence, and you all parents in custody battles volunteers with full-time board does not meet con- know the danger your/ are more likely to abduct jobs and families of our LIQUORS our children are in. We children than strangers. sistently and that he has own. 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Katie scored 26 points. baseball and softball for to provide an original birth City stomped Bridgeton, LLOCALOCAL Ferrante scored 11 points. In boys’ games, Ocean children ages 4-16 at the certificate and everyone 50-15. Julia Duggan scored SSPORTSPORTS SSCORESCORES Gloucester defeated City downed Oakcrest, Lower Township Recre- must provide proof or resi- 14 points. Wildwood, 62-55. Free- 52-35. Laverty scored 19 ation Center on the follow- dence. See the website Buena topped Cape May man scored 30 points. points. ing dates: for acceptable documenta- McKaig scored 13 points. points. Jalen Renna scored Tech, 51-33. Alexis Olson Ocean City downed Bridgeton edged Lower, tion. Nicole Sangillo scored eight 15 points for Lower. scored six points. Lower, 45-32. Duggan 48-47. Olson scored 16 Jan. 25 from 5 to 9 We highly recommend points for the Capers. Wildwood Catholic In Jan. 29 girls’ play, scored 24 points. Lauren points. Jan. 26 from 9 to 2 that you visit our website at Wildwood Catholic stopped St. Joseph’s, 72- Wildwood gave coach Dave Holden scored 15 points. In Feb. 2 boys’ basket- Feb. 8 from 5 to 9 www.lcmll.com to register stopped Bridgeton, 42-33. 55. Troiano his 600th career In boys’ play, Pleas- ball, Wildwood Catholic Feb. 9 from 9 to 2 online or to print out reg- Olivia Rulon scored 18 Hammonton beat Ocean win with a 60-46 defeat of antville upset Catholic, downed Absegami, 62-39. Feb. 22 from 5 to 9 istration forms to expedite points. City, 74-65. Griffi n Grimes Cape Tech. The 65-year- 58-49. Eddie McWade scored 21 Feb. 23 from 9 to 2 the process in person. Like Ocean City ripped Ham- scored 20 points. old Pittsburgh native has Wildwood edged Glouc- points. us on Facebook at Lower monton, 54-16. Duggan Wildwood defeated coached the Warriors for ester, 60-56. Christian Middle defeated George A $25 late fee will be Cape May Little League for scored 15 points. Cape Tech, 58-57. Francis 35 seasons. Jess Freeman scored 24 points. Washington, 69-59. Tom assessed to anyone who updates on league events. In boys’ action, Middle Christian scored 24 points. scored 21 points. Cedar Creek downed Catanoso scored 22 registers after Feb. 23. `For more information, defeated Lower, 61-34. Heminway tallied 20 points Middle edged Lower, Cape Tech, 62-51. Hemin- points. Residents of Lower call Tod Shoffler at 609- Tom Feraco scored 25 for Tech. 39-36, in overtime. Holly way scored 26 points. Wildwood stopped Cam- Township, Cape May, West 602-8100 or email info@ Ocean City downed den Tech, 57-50. Dave Cape May and Cape May lcmll.com Bridgeton, 53-47. Ryan Flanders scored 16 points. Laverty scored 21 points. In Feb. 1 girls’ hoops, --Joe Rossi Cape May County ALMANAC FEBRUARY MOON PHASES/POSITIONS The Moon’s effect on the Tide is greatest when closest to the Earth (in Perigee) and when in direct align- ment with Sun & Earth (Full & New Moon phases). On and about these dates, low pressure systems and/or strong winds (depending upon direc- tion) may result in fl ooding and/or Blizzard-like Snow Made extremely low tides. MOON PHASE Full Moon ...... 25 Last Quarter ...... 3 CORRECTION TIMES Friday Commute Messy Compute approximate times of New Moon ...... 10 high & low water for your area by RIO GRANDE -- Predic- tal and fell at such a fast rate First Quarter ...... 17 adding or subtracting the following tions of snow from a half it was hard to clear away. Perigee ...... 7 number of minutes for each inch to four inches were By about 11:30 a.m. the Apogee ...... 19 tide phase in the Tide Table. VFW State Commander, Warren C. George, second from left, receives $3,500 hard to believe early Feb. system cleared, sun broke TIDE TABLE LOW HIGH Computed for Cape May City Great Egg Harbor Inlet donation for Veterans homes and hospitals at the VFW annual Commander/ 1. through the clouds and beachfront; for other areas, Plus 7 Minus 1 President's Special Projects Beef 'n Beer held Jan. 19. From left: District 17 and Then the snow started sidewalks and streets began see Correction Times. (Eastern Standard Time) Ocean City (9th St. Bridge) Villas VFW Commander, Bill Howard; George; State President Kathy Marshall; to fall, and fall, and fall. At the drying out process. Plus 31 Plus 11 FEBRUARY, 2013 District 17 and Cape May Post President, Dolly Showers, and Andy Barber, times it was whipped by The snow closed Cape Corson Inlet (Bridges) DATE HIGH LOW Plus 9 Minus 3 Commander, Cape May Post 386. winds that drove it horizon- May County Zoo. A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. SEA ISLE CITY 6 Wed 4:07 4:34 10:21 10:25 (Ludlam Thoro Bridge) Warren Buffet said it - 7 Thu 5:09 5:37 11:20 11:25 Plus 61 Plus 32 “(Bridge) has got to be the 8 Fri 6:05 6:32 12:15 Sea Isle City Beach UUpperpper TTownshipownship & 9 Sat 6:57 7:23 12:21 1:05 Minus 7 Minus 31 best intellectual exercise Townsend Inlet out there. You’re seeing 10 Sun 7:46 8:11 1:14 1:52 Plus 13 None Ocean Cityy News Notes 11 Mon 8:32 8:57 2:04 2:37 through new situations STONE HARBOR 12 Tue 9:16 9:42 2:53 3:20 every 10 minutes.” Rosemarie Whelan, Herald Correspondent (Great Channel Bridge) email at: [email protected] 13 Wed 10:00 10:26 3:41 4:03 Plus 51 Plus 27 There seems to be a 14 Thu 10:44 11:11 4:29 4:45 Hereford Inlet (Anglesea) keen interest in Cape May 15 Fri 11:29 11:58 5:18 5:28 Plus 24 Minus 2 County for learning how to of the CMC Li- holds a weekly 16 Sat 12:17 6:11 6:14 Wildwood Beach Minus 18 Minus 31 play Bridge. During the last brary, and he has Bridge game ev- 17 Sun 12:49 1:11 7:08 7:04 year, regular beginner level 18 Mon 1:46 2:13 8:10 8:00 WEST WILDWOOD also taught class- ery Tuesday from (Great Sound Bridge) 19 Tue 2:47 3:16 9:11 8:58 classes in Bridge have been es in learning to noon to 3 p.m. 0lus 50 Plus 23 held at Cape May County play Bridge at the at the Sea Isle 20 Wed 3:46 4:15 10:08 9:53 Cape May Harbor Library Branches and also at Ocean City Li- City Community 21 Thu 4:40 5:07 10:57 10:44 Minus 2 Minus 1 the Ocean City Library. Cur- 22 Fri 5:27 5:53 11:41 11:31 Five Fathom Bank brary. Residents Lodge, JFK Blvd. 23 Sat 6:09 6:34 12:19 Plus 3 Minus 9 rently, a six-week beginner from all over the and Park Rd.,” Ron Burczewski, presenter of “Learn to Play Bridge,” 24 Sun 6:49 7:14 12:14 12:56 Cape May Point Plus 33 Plus 34 course is taking place at the County, includ- and he noted that at the Sea Isle City Branch of the Cape May County 25 Mon 7:27 7:51 12:56 1:31 Library. McCrie Shoal Sea Isle City Branch of the ing North Cape “reservations are 26 Tue 8:04 8:29 1:37 2:06 Plus 20 Plus 12 Cape May County Library. May, Villas, Court ROSEMARIE not required.” 27 Wed 8:41 9:07 2:19 2:43 Delaware Bay Simpson Ave. For more print and online, at www. The course is taught by House, Ocean WHELAN Call 609-263- 28 Thu 9:20 9:48 3:03 3:22 Bayshore Channel Sea Isle City resident Ron View, Seaville, 0050 for further information, call 609-399- capemaycountyherald. MARCH . (Bay-Canal Junction) Burczewski, a “member Sea Isle, and Strathmere, information. 0055. com/calendar 1 Fri 10:01 10:33 3:49 4:03 Plus 38 Plus 34 of the American Contract have signed up for the Sea Burczewski added that To find out about all 2 Sat 10:48 11:24 4:40 4:51 Miami Beach (Villas) Bridge League,” who has Isle Library classes. “in Ocean City, there is a of the events and classes If you would like to 3 Sun 11:42 5:37 5:45 Plus 67 Plus 51 make the public aware of 4 Mon 12:23 12:46 6:42 6:48 Dennis Creek Entrance been “playing and teaching Once the game is learned, weekly game at the Senior taking place at Cape May Plus 111 Plus 87 County Libraries, check happenings in your town, 5 Tue 1:32 2:01 7:51 7:59 Bridge for 40 years.” opportunities are available Center, every Thursday 6 Wed 2:45 3:18 9:01 9:10 Brandywine Shoal Light classroom, group, or club, Plus 58 Plus 51 This is the third time that for playing. Burczewski starting at 1 p.m.” The out the website at www. 7 Thu 3:54 4:27 10:06 10:16 cmclibrary.org. please email me at RWhel- Bidwell Creek Entrance Burczewski has taught the stated that the “Women’s Howard S. Stainton Senior 8 Fri 4:56 5:27 11:03 11:16 Plus 87 Plus 54 class at the Sea Isle Branch Civic Club of Sea Isle City Center is located at 1735 *** [email protected]. 9 Sat 5:51 6:19 11:55 Valentine’s Program – “I Love New York” is the theme for the Valentine’s program by Michael Hart- TOWN BANK BUILDERS, INC. man’s Ocean City Theatre Est. 1970 • Licensed & Insured • NJ State Lic # 13VH00282200 Co. The show, a cabaret of Broadway love songs, will take place on Feb. 16. Professional perform- ers will entertain with fa- vorites from the “Great White Way.” There will $ be a dessert reception at 7 40.00 DWT $ p.m., with the show begin- ( 25.81/Gram) ning at 8 p.m. The event 20x FACE VALUE takes place at the Hughes Performing Arts Center, $24-$26 All prices subject to change Sixth and Atlantic avenues, up as well as down (Ocean City High School.) Tickets purchased before 4:30 p.m. on Feb. 14 are INC. $18. After that, tickets will Bob Obermeier and Sons be $20. Call 609-525-9300 for more information. *** (609) 884-5151 For a complete list of up- coming events in the county VISIT OUR NEW LOCATION! 6692 Black Horse Pike - Former WaWa at Cardiff Circle (next to State Farm) • Egg Harbor Twp., NJ 08234 www.townbankbuilders.com go to the Herald calendar, in 609.645.1031 • WWW.BEACHCOMBERCOLLECTS.COM A28 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers February 6 2013

Lower Township - To the spouter from Lower regarding “Colon” they don’t apply to the county to Powell, you should learn to spell if you want people to take you seri- have them lowered. Henfey has ously. done nothing but increase his * * * retirement payments during his Philadelphia - I visited my summer home this past weekend. Is time in offi ce. By the way, the public works still in existence in West Wildwood? The town is a mess. mayor’s taxes did not increase on Flags are fl ying tattered, the streets have sand and silt in them, and there his house. Check the tax records is still sea weed all over the island. The taxes are going up, sewer rates in city hall it is public record. have increased and money is fl owing there like water. Come on, mayor * * * and commissioners, give us a bit more bang for the buck. West Wildwood - Yo, what’s * * * up with the “genius” who spouted Cape May - The recently published book, “Garbology” subtitled that West Wildwood needs a shoe “A good community newspaper is a community in conversation with itself.” “Our Dirty Love Affair with Trash” written by Pulitzer Prize winning store? I read with interest the —Walter Lippman author Edward Humes is fi lled with trashy delusions and, in all likeli- three or four people who post hood, a spout that is also sporting a cover jacket worthy and deserving every week pro or con regarding The Herald invites you to contribute your positive comments generally be omitted, as will submissions which violate Spout of being plastered upon solar powered neon blinking billboards from sea the current and former mayors. and, when necessary, other constructive thoughts regarding Off rules. An explanation of Spout Off rules can be found at to shining sea all across the good old God Bless America U.S.A. After many years reading these topics of public interest. To submit a Spout Off, please visit www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com/Forum, where you can also * * * stupid posts I surrender. I am www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com and click on "Spout Off: participate in the dynamic online Spout Off forum. Wildwood - Commission read this. You want to charge beach fees moving to Camden. Submit Yours" under the Opinion tab. You can also submit a Submissions about specifi c businesses will typically not so you are telling us that when my family comes down to visit in the * * * Spout Off by mail or by delivery to our offi ce. For the most be published. To share your local business experience, use summer you want me, and others, to pay to go to the beach on top of North Cape May - “What timely publication, please use the online submission form. ratings and reviews at www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com/ my $5,800 property tax plus $1,000 in water and sewer fees? You must difference does it make at this One Spout per person each week, please. Marketplace. point?” Hillary Clinton’s comment be out of your mind. People vote no in Nov. and while in the booth, If you would like to share your views in greater detail, con- vote these three guys out of offi ce. on the four dead Americans at the Spout Offs are anonymous, but you must identify your town. (ED. NOTE: The special Wildwood referendum is in March not Benghazi hearings. She is truly Be sure to keep your Spouts clear and concise. The Herald may sider submitting a letter to the editor. Please send your letters November.) a master at dodging answers to edit messages for brevity, clarity and good taste. Submissions to [email protected]. Be sure to include your name, * * * direct questions. Try to remember which are unintelligible or which exceed 600 characters will address and daytime phone number for verifi cation. West Wildwood - Why is there a large boat parked at Poplar and this when she runs for president Venice all covered up like a circus tent? I didn’t think you were allowed in 2016, and she will run, count the cars code enforcement had? So now we see four new cars sitting Imagine if we could eliminate poverty through attrition and be left to park boats on the street in West Wildwood. on it. I’ve said this before in this out front to shove down our throats. Maybe it’s time for Mike Voll to with just a middle and upper class. * * * forum, if the men that formed go back to Middle Township. * * * Town Bank - Thrift shops in Cape May County continue their our country just under 300 years * * * Wildwood - The problem with the free beach in Wildwood is that awareness of local needs and work diligently by contributing funds ago were alive today, how disap- Wildwood - If the Democrats really wanted to save billions of dollars people who stay in other areas, like the campgrounds, come to the to aid in resolving those needs in our county. In order for them to pointed they would be to see what and create millions of jobs then they would vote to send most of the beach and pay nothing. Police, EMS, cleaning, lifeguards, etc. service continue community support we must support them with items for has happened to our country in illegals home and not reward them for breaking our laws and taking costs increase in direct proportion when these huge crowds come into resale. Lately we’ve been bombarded by agencies out of county to leave this short amount of time. The our jobs. Many Democrats, like myself, are not for giving the illegals town. However, these costs are borne almost exclusively by Wildwood our items at curbside for their trucks to pick up. Our local thrift shops great divider that we have as amnesty. Most of us masons, sheet rockers, painters, carpenters etc. taxpayers. Other free attractions, like Friday night fi reworks, also bring pick up larger items, too. Donate locally including our local veterans president, and most everyone are Democrats that have lost our jobs to the illegals and made all those in crowds without direct revenue. Beach tags are a direct fee. If you use too at their drop sheds. around him, is a disgrace. And we rich Republicans that hired them much more rich. We are tired of the beach, you pay for it. These “free” events bring in indirect revenue * * * put up with it. hearing about the poor illegals that knew they were breaking the law through things like sales tax but you have to hope these people spend Court House - County ratables drop like a lead weight, report- * * * when they illegally entered our country while millions of Americans money and not everyone does. Also, a lot of this money gets sent to the edly $2.1 billion in the last year alone. The county comes up short Dennis Township - The buf- were just swept under the rug. We all know now what happens when state. Maybe Wildwood could get the state to relent and let us keep a of revenue and does the all-American thing, it increases our taxes. foons, past and present, that run the illegals were given amnesty in 1986 by Reagan, and our border higher percentage to cover costs? Granted, a penny ain’t much, but add it up with everything else that this township continue to make is still not secured and the laws were not enfroced than, and they * * * is going up, and the old paycheck ain’t getting any bigger. Time for us the laughing-stock of Cape May won’t be now. Villas - Another great job by the Villas VFW and other groups that government to do what private business does: Cut Cut Cut, and when County. Reading in the newspaper, * * * welcomed home one of our heros. Thank God he came home safe and it’s over, cut some more. Soon our paychecks will be sent directly to how in the world can any respon- Wildwood - Here’s an idea for all you business owners in Wildwood sound. Thank you for your service, Peter Hand. the federal government. sible government defend “acts and who want the beaches to remain free: Work out a deal with Wildwood * * * * * * omissions” which ignore their to lease the beach for free with the condition that the business owners Dennis Township - Well here we are yet again, ATVers still riding Dennis Township - Township Committee and the Planning Board own laws, ignores public safety, pay to clean the beach, pay lifeguard’s salaries, and pay police to protect illegally in the Beaver Swamp WMA. Why do we taxpayers have to are collectively responsible for the intelligent growth, development, and and prevents people from living the beach during the day and night etc. You will be happy because all provide them with a place to ride when they won’t take advantage economic health of this municipality. How is the large concentration peacefully in their homes? the people will come here for our free beaches and all us tax payers of it? What kind of people are their parents who know their kids are of ATV tracks in residential housing areas doing any of this? Now the * * * that don’t benefi t at all from free beaches, except higher taxes, will be riding illegally? township is heading down the road to a lawsuit over ATV nuisance Lower Township - An investi- happy too. Now Bill, Will, Bob and Steve, think about that idea. * * * disturbances and property values. How can they defend and justify any of gation is needed into the heating * * * South Seaville - So as a taxpayer and a parent of three children that this as responsible government? What fi nancial impact on every taxpayer assistance office in Cape May Wildwood - Does North Wildwood pay Wildwood for their residents are all involved with the Dennis Township sports and I also pay for my here will this lawsuit present? This situation is even more ridiculous County. You complete your paper to attend Wildwood grade school? I have seen the same two families children to play basketball plus pay taxes and then get told I cannot now that there is a state ATV Park right next door in Woodbine. work and wait. You call they say take their children from North Wildwood and drop them off at the drink my cup of coffee and watch my son play, but instead I have to * * * they have no record of you, take Glenwood School. Is this allowed, and if so,who pays the taxes for go outside to drink it, really? I think the township needs to really treat Court House - Where is the leaf truck? your name/number, two weeks these students? the people as grown ups and rethink this rule. * * * later no call back. Who is getting * * * * * * Sea Isle City - Just wondering how a certain builder got planning to the assistance? I have seen so Wildwood Crest - Why not give the politicians comprehensive Wildwood - New fl ood elevation laws mean I will not rebuild and build that awful building in the middle of the Acme parking lot. Nice many complaints about that offi ce mental health tests fi rst? What do you call people who blow up 200 raise my home on Susquehana Avenue in the fl ood area. This means it place for a vacation home. This town has no soul. in Spout Off. I have to wonder if it women and children in a wedding party in Afganistan with a drone will be boarded up and abandoned. Good riddance, Wildwood. * * * is just employment for some with missle attack and laugh gleefully about? Their only crime, they opposed * * * Cape May - Unemployment down. Wall Street index at fi ve-year no work product shown. the globalist heroin opium trade which is protected by our military. Wildwood - Wildwood residents should read this Associated Press high. New housing starts at fi ve-year. Hiring up. Wars winding down * * * Who does the military answer to? Not we the people. news article about a small California city named Bell. It is an eye opener. after 10 years. And we have the growth-stopping, negative Republican Court House - Middle Twp. * * * The AP Jan. 24, 2013 news article tells of the corruption case in that Party and it’s conservative media crying about Obama being a “socialist.” Parents: Do your children also Dennis Township - What would happen if dozens of households small city. Could this kind of stuff be happening in our area, in this state? Laughable. No wonder their ideology was rejected last November. come home complaining how bad fi led assessment appeals based on nuisance ATV tracks downgrading The title of news article is - Six Standing Trial for Bell, Calif, corruption. * * * the school lunches are? It seems property values and home resale values? What would be the cumulative We should be attending our city meetings in droves, to make sure this Lower Township - The Jan. 23 spouter from Wildwood has a few every day I hear about the food net effect of lost assessment value? ATV tracks in some circumstances kind of stuff does not happen to us residents of this small city. Please things wrong concerning Republicans, Social Security and Fox News: being cold, bad tasting etc. I put can render a house completely unsellable and therefore worthless. make it a point to go to the Wildwood city meetings. First, there have not been any proposals by Republicans to cut SS ben- quite a bit of money into my kids Hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of dollars will be lost in the * * * efi ts to current retirees as this woman suggests. Second, Republicans lunch accounts thinking they are upcoming township-wide assessment if aggrieved taxpayers in South Court House - Once I was proud to live in Cape May County, now have already agreed to raise the debt limit if the Senate does their getting a hot meal. Maybe it’s time Dennis decide to organize and fi ght for their property values and the the headlines read millions of tax dollars are being poured into a new constitutional duty and presents a budget which they have not done they start packing their lunch. I preservation of their investments. jail. How sad, this is what our society has become, to be proud of a jail. in four years. Third, I watch most cable channels and Fox News is “far don’t think it’s right we’re paying * * * If only this money could have been used to promote families instead of and away” the “fairest” and most “factual” of all of them. That is why for cold, tasteless food. Villas - I am an Ellery Road resident and I would like to know what tear them apart. Rome fell, so will America. their ratings are No. 1. Perhaps a couple nights viewing each week * * * needs to happen before something is done about the two pit bulls that * * * with an “open mind” will give you a better understanding of the dire Court House - Why did the continue to get out of their home on Morris St. and roam the streets. Middle Township - When half of the people get the idea that they situation this country is in. Cape May Court House Library We have children playing and other dog owners walking their dogs do not have to work because the other half is going to take care of * * * paint the library in such dark (with a leash). Someone is going to get hurt. them, and when the other half gets the idea that it does no good to North Wildwood - If Wildwood charges for the beach then I sug- colors? What was a bright, sunny * * * work because somebody else is going to get what they work for, that gest the mayor or the council president better charge or else North place is now like a cave. Avalon - Thank you to the volunteers operating Friends in Need. is the beginning of the end of any nation. Wildwood will have all the people who can’t afford to pay come to our * * * Ten years of giving back to people in need. Because of you Avalon is * * * town and where do you think they will wash off. I can tell you it won’t Avalon - It is ironic that the the great town known by many in New Jersey as the best town in the Wildwood - New coastal fl ood regulations are forcing me out. I be on Ninth Street by the mayor’s house and it shouldn’t be down by Democrats say “Let’s be more state of New Jersey. Because of your giving it works. cannot afford it. My home fl oods on west side and I am vacating it as my house on JFK. We have a mayor and council who think one way and charitable to each other” and * * * per I cannot live in it due to mold and the past fl ooding. Wildwood is that is whatever is going to benefi t the council president. We have not then as the Republican candidate Avalon - I don’t get the push for the free meal center in Burleigh. sinking and the ocean is rising. had a mayor since Mayor Palombo. Maybe when Henfey leaves offi ce for VP Paul Ryan attends the Yes I know there are hungry people out there but it’s fi ve miles from any * * * he will get out of town since he did nothing for us for eight years but inauguaration he is loudly booed. central location. The money wasted to get there via bus or taxi could Avalon - Do you want to save this country? Easy, outlaw lawyers raise our taxes. He said it was his responsibility as pay for a meal where they are. Mobile lunch wagons make more sense and lobbies in D.C. Have set amounts for award judgments in courts. * * * an elected offi cial to attend. Mr. and are a better use of donations and or grant monies. Cap the amount of profi t for all medical procedures. Make judges Wildwood - It’s interesting how in the article about the State Police Ryan is a good family man and * * * throw out frivalous lawsuits, and take all energy commodities out of employee being charged with theft by deception the Herald points a proud citizen of this country. Wildwood - Why have we not heard more about the illegal alien Wall Street . out that she’s innocent until proven guilty; however in other articles, He would have certainly brought sex offender that worked for Sen. Menendez? Why, because Menen- * * * including one on the same page about a fatal DUI accident, you fail to more integrity and intelligence to dez is a Democrat and almost all news stations and newpapers refuse West Wildwood - I want to know, I was in borough hall the other day point out that those defendants are also innocent until proven guilty. the White House than Mr. Biden to print anything at all bad about the Democrats. Only the Obama paying my outlandish sewer bill. There a short stocky man with graying Why the discrepancy? has demonstrated in the past Administration and Napolitano could, and did, get away with telling hair to greet me. He was pleasant enough but I got the immediate idea (ED. NOTE: Even without so stating, anyone charged is presumed four years. ICE not to pick up an illegal alien sex offender for one month till after that he was not aware of what time of the day it was let alone what day innocent until proven guilty by a court of law. It should not have ap- * * * the elections. Why, because they are Democrats. Who has spent more of the week we were in. He could not help me and had to roust someone peared in the release.) Lower Township - God bless money and time protecting illegals and suing all the states that are so I could pay my bill. What is his job? Does he know his job? I don’t * * * you, Hillary Clinton, for your trying to enforce our laws and letting the illegals take our jobs? The want to be mean, but where do they fi nd these people? Court House - Regarding Art Hall’s typical “rose-colored” view of service to our nation. The people Democrats. Most Americans and Democrats I talked to are not for * * * Cape May County, I was born and raised here, yet every day I wonder at the top are always the fi rst to amnesty for illegals. North Wildwood - Marina Bay Towers is at it again. The lighting why people live here. No work, no industry, a seasonal, dead-end be blamed. You are in this for * * * outside in the parking areas is non existent. In some areas there are place. Living by the ocean is nice but it doesn’t pay the wintertime the right reason Mrs. Secretary. West Wildwood - I didn’t vote for the people in offi ce here. They problems constantly with the television reception. This has been going bills. My husband applied to a temp agency in Vineland, since there’s Defend yourself because despite knew that because I had their opposition’s campaign signs on my on long before “Sandy”. none here, and the clerk told him he was living in a dead zone. Real all the good that you have done property. That is my right as an American. That’s what my father taught * * * encouraging words. this is sadly what others will me. What he failed to tell me was the consequences for believing in Del Haven - Miami is calling me. * * * remember. Shame on them for the right of free expression. What do I mean? The recent snow storm * * * Dennis Township - The ATVers riding elsewhere and out of my their lack of integrity. You will taught me to put up with what we elected and then vote my true feel- Erma - Gun control is using two hands. neighborhood? Hear the silence, ahh. be missed. Proud supporter and ings behind a closed curtain at the next election. My neighbor who * * * * * * always will be. You have my vote supported the public works commissioner and the other two had her Court House - There is one thing missing when our politicians are Palermo - I see that the county has opened a Wellness Center. for president. property shoveled clean by borough employees. I was left covered in talking about what to do to deter gun violence. The entire Hollywood How can a taxpayer register to use this center? After all, we have * * * snow. In fact, they threw some of her snow into my driveway. I will system is putting lobbying pressure on the politicians not to include paid for it. Cape May - Why did the city never forget. I will spread the word. I will fi ght for what is right. I will gun violence in movies and video games as contributung to the issue. (ED. NOTE: Sorry, it’s for county government employees only.) of Cape May install seven signs not cower and run. Hollywood goes so far as to threaten the careers of those political who * * * and fl ashing lights at the end of * * * even mention that movies and video games with gun violence is a Dennis Township - The large concentration of people racing ATVs Beach Avenue at the cove? Is there Lower Township - If the snow melts do you think you can pick factor effecting our violent society. To prove what i say, just listen to on their residentially zoned properties continues to grow. There are a risk that someone will drive up the leaves? what the local politicians say about this issue. Nothing ... It certinely now 10 ATV tracks located directly within or bordering Wyncliffe through the steel guard rail from * * * is not in Obama’s 21 points. development. This new track on County Road is surrounded by many Beach Avenue, which has a 25 Wildwood - According to New Jersey Advocates for Children, the * * * houses, all of which are powerless under current ordinances to address MPH speed limit? What a waste fi ve worst counties in the state for child abuse are Cumberland, Cape Cape May - When is city council going to take their heads out of noise, dust and safety by calling the state police to intervene, or to fi le of taxpayers’ money. May, Atlantic, Salem and Camden. Just consider this for a moment the ground and start attacking real issues? Stop spending money on a complaint directly with the consolidated Upper/ Dennis Township * * * without rushing to judgement: What if we made it mandatory for boys to wasteful, dead-end referendums. Just for the record, did any of the Municipal Court. Property values are negatively impacted also. This Villas - With times being very have a vasectomy and girls to have a tubal ligation at a young age? Later members have children go through our local school systems? can happen anywhere in Dennis Township, and this is shameful and hard right now why would Mike in life, when they want to have children, they can have the procedures * * * disgraceful government. Voll push the scrapper law? People reversed provided they meet income, marriage and other requirements Lower Township - I wish Lower Township would privitize trash * * * are trying to feed their families. benefi cial to their children and society and won’t become a fi nancial collection.These guys can’t even empty a trash can right. Half of the North Wildwood - I read in the Herald that property values in How much could that hurt to burden to the taxpayers. If anyone doesn’t want to participate, that’s garbage is still in the can. They also leave the cans in the street, not North Wildwood went down 20 percent and our taxes went up on let people make some money? fi ne but they surrender their claims to welfare and taxpayer assistance. on the grass. I have a video of this. What a joke. our houses. Who is running this town? How can we, the people, keep Where does the money from the This may sound harsh but this would go a long way toward eliminating (ED. NOTE: Show the video to Manager Michael J. Voll, 886-2005 allowing Henfey to run this city into the ground? I suggest the citizens scrap fund go? It’s bad enough poverty in the future. What’s really harsh is being raised in a motel ext. 133.) room on only the handouts of the taxpayers. And really all that would of this town go to the tax offi ce to have property taxes lowered and if there is still money being wasted (Page A29 Please) elsewhere. What was wrong with be given up is people not having children they can’t afford anyway. Herald Newspapers February 6 2013 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A29 Spout Off! (From Page A28) with a gun is a good person with a gun. Please don’t hurt me. I don’t Wildwood - “The residents are tired of paying for it,” Troiano said. able condition of fi ve abandoned have a gun. We, the taxpayers, are tired of paying for Ernie’s mistakes. Beach fees homes on Main St. in South * * * * * * are a waste of time and please do not believe the estimated $1M the Seaville. The township is doing Wildwood - You women, what’s wrong with you? Turns my stomach Court House - Obama’s plans are being challanged because they city projects to make on this. Do not trust the numbers people. Do not absolutely nothing, just like to watch the nightly news showing lines of unshaven men lining up at violate the Constitution. So Obama’s solution is to dump the Constitu- trust the numbers. what they are doing with nine gun shows to buy fi rearms. And you allow them to bring home guns tion. Good job you Domos. * * * properties operating ATV tracks and whatever? Just like macho little boys showing off for their friends. * * * Scottsdale - Diamond Beach should have remained a swamp blasting noise and dirt every- It wouldn’t be so disgusting if the wives would forbid it. Men don’t need North Cape May - What is the deal with that huge sign at the end marsh. where in South Dennis. What guns to prove themselves. That’s what boys are learning here. of Lincoln Blvd. leaving the Douglas Rotary Park? * * * do you think this is doing to our * * * * * * Phoenix, AZ - To the Court House Republican basher: It’s a two- property values here? What do Stone Harbor - The only humane way to address the growing feral Wildwood - I have lived in Wildwood for over 40 years and when party system, believe it or not, Democrats do not have free rein over you think this is doing to the cat population is by requiring all cat guardians to have their feline you think it can’t get any worse it does. Wildwood has become the the government. Seems to be a lot of leadership (if that is what you reputation of Dennis Township companions spayed and neutered and to keep them indoors. This is a dumping grounds for tri-state area’s lowlifes. Section 8, illegal immi- want to call it) on both sides that are destroying America. So put down as a place to buy a home and raise much better solution than trap-neuter. We would not dream of turn- grants, junkies, pedophiles, you name it. I understand that the local the Kool Aid and stop listing to the bias rants on NPR. Knowledge is a a family? I think I would be better ing helpless dogs loose on the street. The American Bird Conservancy police have their hands tied but we need Cape May County to step in wonderful thing so use it. off living in Appalachia. Can our urges cat owners and guardians to keep their cats indoors. In the and take care of the issues. * * * politicians and offi cials hear the United States alone cats kill millions of birds, rabbits,squirrels, and * * * Stone Harbor - I have to laugh out loud to the “women women banjo music? chipmunks every year. Court House - To the CH spouter who said “All children are born women” writer. You are so absent of paying attention. There are four * * * * * * atheists.” I laughed. How ignorant. All children are born with God in women out of six council members. Rich, Lane and Kramer spent a year Villas - CBS is now condi- North Cape May - How is it that Atlantic City Electric connected their hearts. It is man and society that corrupt their innocence and trying to put the library on Second Avenue on a lot that has a value of tioning people to get rid of our the solar farm by Lower Cape May Regional to the grid on Thanksgiving knowledge of the fact. We are all the product of our family’s belief $4 million. They could care less that we were going to give the lot away sacred Constitution. All veterans weekend but can’t get around to doing the same for church in Middle systems regarding life, the spirit etc.. We decide as we grow what we for free. They have no principles in fi scal responsibility. Evidently they who took an oath to protect the Township? Is Hurricane Sandy really the reason? choose to accept. are well off and don’t care how money is spent. They publically have Constitution should boycott that * * * * * * said they don’t care what anything costs. Davies-Dunhour is the only anti-American network. Wildwood - Greedy Wildwood, beach fees? There must be a better Dennis Township - The newspapers are reporting that Cape May woman on council that cares and votes like she does. And you want * * * way. Why don’t the cities join together and have a single beach fee crew County is going to raise taxes 2 percent due to declining property val- one of the three to manage our fi nances? Here’s an idea, let each of North Cape May - What instead of paying for three sets of equipment, three managers, three ues and ratables. I sure hope all Cape May County taxpayers and our them manage your household accounts and your assets for a year and was the Lower Township streets crews, and triple expenses. You could then pay for beach operations freeholders are paying attention to all the tax appeals that will soon be let them practice fi rst then we’ll see how they do. Women make up 67 department thinking when they from the money we already pay when we stay in the motels and spend coming in Dennis Township due to further diminished property values percent of council and if you include the mayor 71 percent. They run dug up the asphalt at Roseann money in your stores and restaurants. You obviously have not looked from nuisance ATV tracks on private properties everywhere here. If the show and you see what we’ve got. Division. It’s not about women and Croydon and Roseann and at the options. Beach fees are ridiculous when they may even cost you you go online, you will fi nd that property values are diminished by it’s about the quality of the people that we have. Amherst and just drove off with- money. Get smart and keep Wildwood #1 on the coast. approximately 25 percent, and in some cases, properties plagued with * * * out resealing the street? Come on * * * unregulated nuisance problems are virtually worthless. Everyone’s North Cape May - Again I ask, when is the township going to pick and seal it up. While you’re at it Wildwood - Wildwood voters, why do you want to start fees on your taxes are impacted. up the leaves in North Cape May? why not repave Roseann entirely, huge beach? You will pay an army of beach fee collectors to collect and * * * * * * it feels like an ATV track when enforce the fees. If you are lucky you will actually get about 50 percent Dennis Township - So let me get this right. The mayor of Dennis Erma - I’d just like to thank all the Middle Township administra- you drive on it. of the money that people pay after you pay the army and you will lose Township decides to pay public works employees overtime during two tors, special interest groups, and citizens of Cape May County who * * * the business of all the vacationers who started coming when the other normal work days. Not only that, but he decides to send them home showed up at the Middle Township Open Space meeting last night Upper Township - The Up- stupid resorts started beach fees several years ago. When businesses early one of these days. So report for a normal work day, leave early at the MLK Center in Whitesboro. We were able to present our per Township school will not lose money, they pay less taxes or close so you will lose money, not and get paid overtime for a full eight hours. It would be funny except plan for a disc golf course and we found a majority of people very check kids hair for lice or tell the make money, with beach fees. Wildwood is special. Don’t spoil it. A that the money didn’t come from the mayor’s pocket but rather from us supportive. Thank you. We want to provide an opportunity to kids families. Something needs to be beach fee opponent. taxpayers. The mayor cried budget woes and reduced salaries of workers who maybe aren’t natural athletes to get out and compete in a sport. done about this. * * * at town hall but he can fi nd money for these types of shennanigans. We want to bring recreation to families, over 40s, all genders, etc. * * * Wildwood - To the mayor: The owner of the motel where we stay * * * We also want to have tournaments and attract people from other Wildwood Crest - To the every year told me that I already pay for beach cleaning and operation Middle Township - Cape May County’s Open Space and Farmland places. All with no taxpayer monies. Thank you again. See you on Cape May spouter who wants in the tax charged for every night I stay at the motel. How can you Preservation program was meant to preserve open space and farmland the course (hopefully). prayer in schools: You are right. charge me a beach fee when I am already paying to keep the beach only. It was not meant to be used for “park and recreational develop- * * * Each child should be issued - at clean? This is wrong and I think vacationers should sue Wildwood for ment” or “historic preservation.” The county should focus on simply Wildwood - I am a manager of a retail store in Wildwood. The taxpayer expense - a Koran and double taxation. The motel owner also told me that you will lose that preserving land for the sake of preserving land and allow it to remain problem is panhandlers. They harass our customers to the point a prayer mat. money if you have beach fees. Why would you charge a beach fee when in it’s natural state. Every dollar diverted to park and recreational where some need someone to walk them out to their cars. We have * * * it will cost you money? Do the voters know they will lose all this money development or historic preservation is one less dollar available to called the police many times, and guess what, they never come. Is Ocean View - All the papers if they charge a fee and also drive away visitors who spend money and preserve real open space. Unfortunately, I think that was the intent of this the image we want to send to visitors? ran stories about the new ATV support the city? I bet Wildwood will actually lose money if they have a the board of freeholders. The freeholders are always pro-development * * * Park over by the Woodbine beach fee. Frankly beach fees are stupid and, in this case, really stupid. and I doubt they have any commitment to real open space preservation. Cape May Beach - Hillary Clinton’s callous “What difference does dump. Is Dennis Township go- That is why no resort south of Cape May to Key West charges a fee. A The diversion of funding towards park and recreational development it make?” question in response to congressional questions regarding ing to continue to allow the Wildwood visitor who will be suing or going south. is illegal and goes against what the voters approved it for. We don’t four American deaths in Benghazi shows how Democrats got away large track on Route 9, which * * * need more athletic fi elds. with a coverup scandal to win an election. Note, too, that her fellow is fi ve miles away, to continue Allentown - After seeing “Hotel Impossible” on Travel Channel I * * * Democrats were not bothered by that outrageous act. Will people operations? Township offi cials have made my mind up to never come back to Cape May County. Wildwood - Very upset that I wanted to sign my kids up for a local who voted for Obama care if it is their loved ones sent in harm’s way are well aware of this track that * * * rec’s sport programs a couple week ago and was told the teams were with this callous mindset? is run by a religious group that Wildwood - So what’s the mayor and his sons going to do now that full. When I took my kids to see their friends play on these teams, we * * * posts ATV videos on YouTube the president is asking schools to eliminate football as being too dan- saw kids playing in the league who are not Wildwood residents and not Hershey, Pa. - The Villas spouter is very concerned about the representing that you experience gerous for teen boys. Obama said if he had sons he would not permit even Cape May Co. residents. This is ridiculous and the rec programs U.S. returning to “the feckless defense years of Clinton when the “the freedom of Jesus” when you them to go out for football because of the danger of head injuries. We should be open to local kids. Other towns have recs that these kids can terrorists felt they could attack us with impunity.” I’m sure he sim- are jumping in the air on your spend thousands here yearly on this and risk lawsuits yet the mayor’s participate in their own programs. ply misspoke. This person must not have meant the Clinton years, dirt bike or four-wheeler. The group only promotes staff who promise to keep football. * * * but instead the Cheyney/Bush years when terrorists struck to the Ocean View Fire Company also * * * North Wildwood - Can North Wildwood and the Crest build a very heart of our homeland on 09/11 and the White House seemed sends a pumper truck to water North Wildwwod - The mortgage fraud investigation has stalled bridge from 26th Ave. to Creese Ave? I will gladly pay a toll. It would unwilling or unable to bring OBL to justice. Where was the spouter’s this property to keep dust off of because the arrest of an innocent man scared the daylights out of the be cheaper then the repair costs to my truck’s wheel alignment. indignation then? the parkway and Rt 9. Why are guilty and they all rushed to talk to get a deal If you know a realtor that * * * * * * township offi cials allowing this was driving a Hummer, Mercedes or BMW back in 2006/2007 they Court House - It is interesting that Obama’s 21 points for gun control North Wildwood - I want to thank the Herald for putting the Spout craziness? were probably a criminal. had no statement to restrict gun violence in movies and video games. * * * * * * Off section online every week. * * * I enjoy reading other people’s Court House - I would like to thank the person who wrote the letter North Wildwood - Trenton should be involved to consolidate “the about using the leaf blower on the snow. It worked great. I cleaned off thoughts and think this is a great Wildwoods.” Mr. Christie, governor, please read this. There’s too much service that you do. Please keep two cars in two minutes. A broom scratches the car. I cleaned my front money being wasted and not for the betterment of the “Wildwoods” WANTED up the good work. And to the in fi ve minutes. No more shovel for me. or the state of New Jersey. * * * people who post on the Spout * * * Off, thank you as well for sharing North Wildwood - I am astonished at the Cape May County free- Wildwood Crest - I just want to say thank you to Offi cer Kita when holder for not holding down the 2 percent tax increase to 0 percent. your ideas and feelings. Carlos he stopped Monday (1/21) night when I was outside with my boyfriend * * * We elected you for your knowledge in knowing what to do, not just trying to get his car started. It was cold, dark and icy and he asked if stamp the approval for a tax increase. If you don’t know by now, we are Philadelphia - My question we needed some help. Thankfully we were fi ne but we wanted to say is with the high hotel rates Valentin still in a recession, especially Cape May County since we rely heavy on thank you for taking the time to ask if we needed your help and even the tourist dollar in addition to the decrease in real estate values. I fi nd and taxes in Wildwood already, just some light. Thanks again for your concern. wouldn’t beach fees make some it insulting of my intelligence that any one of the freeholders could not * * * DOB: 01/25/1991 fi nd any savings from austerity measures or perhaps furlough measures people not go down for as many Wildwood Crest - I know I am a little late but the parks dept. has an days because it will be more ex- WANTED BY: Cape May County Prosecutor’s Offi ce could not be used to prevent this increase. Will Morey: What the heck awesome crew who get the job done right and they do wonderful work. did we elect you for? Defi nitely not for a free ride on a roller coaster. pensive? Now if this is the case, FOR: Failure to appear to Superior Court Also they decorate awesome too. Keep up the good job boys. will the Wildwoods gain or lose * * * * * * CHARGES: Distribution of drugs; possession of Stone Harbor - Last week a spouter stated the new hotel will be money with beach fees? Wildwood Crest - Happy Anniversary babe. Happy fi ve years. * * * weapons; parole violation open before Labor Day. Hope it’s before Memorial Day. Amen * * * * * * Stone Harbor - What is LAST KNOWN LOCATION: Wildwood North Wildwood - I have read recently in the Herald about beach wrong here? Speeding? Local Cape May Beach - With 11 million additional Mexican members fees in the Wildwoods. It would appear some favor them and some produced from amnesty and the convulsions it will trigger, Obamacare no, contractor yes, Park illegal? DO NOT ATTEMPT TO STOP don’t. I have another thought that all municipalities might agree on. Local no, contractor yes, harass- OR CONFRONT THIS PERSON! is going to prove a liberal lawyer’s dream, lawsuits galore. Toll gates for autos. Wildwood Crest install one at the lower end of the * * * ment stops by police, local yes island, Wildwood install on Rio Grande Avenue, and North Wildwood in If you have any information concerning this person, please contact: Middle Township - The Middle Township teachers that accepted contractor no? Interesting? their enterence. Each town would collect a fee for all vehicles entering * * * CAPE MAY COUNTY PROSECUTOR’S OFFICE (609) 465-1135 the supervisor positions are allowing themselves to be used. They the island. The payroll would be very small and local taxpayers could volunteered to be “tools” for a little extra money. The Marzano Evalu- South Dennis - I am in com- CAPE MAY COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT (609) 675-1207 receive a pass so they could come and go without paying. This has been plete agreement with the spouter ation system that Middle is using allows the administrators to evaluate done for many years in Florida, on the west coast inlands, with great CRIME STOPPERS (609) 465-2800 each other and they’re all friends. So all administrators are certain to complaining about declining sucess. This fee would be collected year-round from all guests. Think property values and the deplor- TEXT TIP NUMBER: TIP411 (847411) get great evaluations as their supervisor sycophants. No teacher should about that mayors, low cost of operation, residence pass free and great be evaluating other teachers. income. Can you beat that combo? * * * * * * Celebrating 100 Years Dennis Township - I’m reading in the spouts and newspapers that Wildwood - Thank you to the thief that helped themselves to my the ATV mess in Dennis Township is moving toward a lawsuit. No car and stole my valuable items out of it. Now, because of you I have “Cape May & Atlantic Counties’ judge or no jury anywhere will side with the position of the governing no phone, directions, or money. I hope you are sleeping well at night. Heatingatingatting & CooCoolingCoolinCooling SSpSpecialists”pecialispepeciaecialisis body that it is a property right to ride ATVs and blast noise and dirt into Shame on you. other people’s homes, endanger persons and property, and decrease * * * Now offering Property property values for entire communities. All taxpayers here will be Avalon Manor - To all of those people who agree with cutting Social subject to higher taxes when the municipality has to pay extensive Security, Medicare, etc: Let’s get the congress and senate off their duffs Managementg Services legal fees and/or a deductible on any settlement along with higher and cut “their entitlements.” Cut off lifetime pensions at full salary, free insurance premiums as well. medical care for life for them and their family members. It’s the kind HEATING & COOLING EMERGENCY SERVICES * * * of health care the American citizen can’t even come close to getting. North Wildwood - To me, “dog walking” translates to, “Allowing Also they get 67 days paid sick leave, plus goodness know’s how much • Air Conditioning • Furnaces/Heat Pumps • Lube Oil my dog to relieve itself on somebody else’s property.” Stay off of my paid vacation time. Vote for a 6 year term with the benifi ts. After the property, you, and your dog. six-year term they’re out. And back to normal. No more large salary and • Ductless Mini Splits • Oil to Gas Conversions • Free Estimates * * * benefi ts for life. They can not run for consecutive terms. They also go Lower Township - Last week in Atlantic City the annual “NJEA to social securiy and Medicare like the rest of us who have served their • Air Duct Cleaning • Generators • Service Contracts Winter Leadership Weekend” was held. The title begs the question: country in the military and worked in the public arena and contributed Could the teachers’ union come up with a more oxymoronic title for to all the required programs - the programs which all the congress and • Home Energy Audits • Fireplaces the event? Based on what I’ve witnessed personally, I say no. senate people don’t do. * * * * * * South Dennis - I would like to know when Dennis Twp. Public Wildwood - People of Wildwood please vote yes for beach tags. Like us on facebook Works is going to pick up leaves. My leaves have been in front of my This will be a turning point in the right direction for Wildwood. For home since the end of November. Every time I call Public Works they far too long now we, tax payers, have foot the bill for big business in graceenergy.org tell me next week. Maybe if the employees worked more than 4 hours this town that make millions off the tourists. We put up with the infl ux a day they could get them picked up. of tourists, traffi c, crime and bad attitudes - for what? What do you as 465-5545 ~ 399-0450 ~ 1-800-388-4645 * * * a tax payer get out of these tourists that come into town? The answer Wildwood - Let’s face it most Spout Offs are about the number of is higher taxes to maintain the beach along with a beach patrol, cops, [email protected] employees in Wildwood. It’s a waste. How about a 2 percent wage tax and cleaning crew. Nothing is free in life. The beach is not free. We for employees or lay half of them off in November and hire them back pay for it for the tourists to use. It’s time we get some money back from in April? You won’t know the difference in the winter months. them. Vote yes for beach tags. * * * * * * License #13VH00302000 Page 1 Court House - The best way to protect someone from a bad person A30 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers February 6 2013

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Landis Ave., Assisted Living, fourth Atlantic Cape Family Sup- meet is fi ghting a hard battle. believe in wellness and re- Vineland, a Program of Cen- Narcotics Anonymous: Wednesday of every month Grief Support Group: fi rst port: offers support, edu- Interested folks, contact; Ree covery for adults with mental ter For Family Services, has St. Barnabas-by-the-Bay, 13 4-6 p.m., 610 Town Bank and third Wednesday, 3 p.m. cation and advocacy for Leeds, 609-266-2686 or health issues and other spe- available, free services for W. Bates Ave., Villas, 6 p.m. Road, N. Cape May, 898- in the Maruchi Room. New parents/caregivers who are [email protected] cial needs. victims of sexual violence. Call 1-800-992-0401. 0044. members welcome Call 463- raising children with emo- Call the SERV Hotline 24 4043 for information. tional-behavioral challenges Learning Recovery Cen- ODOSY – Opening Doors hours a day at 1-866-295- Narcotics Anonymous: AA Meeting: Rooms three on the fourth Thursday of ter, 4404 Pacific Ave. in for Out of School Youth as- SERV (7378) United Methodist Church and four, Cape Regional Parent Support Group: every month at the Church Wildwood, 609-523-7100. sists income eligible youth, of North Wildwood, Second Medical Center. 8:30 p.m. Every Wednesday, 12:30- of Christ, 102 East Pacifi c Hours of Operation: Sun- ages 16-21, to pursue their WEDNESDAY and Central avenues, 7:30 New Members welcome. 2:30 p.m. Family Success Ave., Court House. Call day: 3-7 p.m.; Monday 11 GED, seek employment and p.m. Call 800-992-0401. Call 463-4043. Center, 1046 B, Route 47, Chris at 609-729-2034. am.-3 p.m. Tues.: 4-8 p.m. enroll in job training. Drop Al-Anon: 11 a.m. at Unit- Rio Grande. Refreshments, Wed. 4-8 p.m. Fri. 4-9 p.m. in at the offi ce in Robins Nest ed Methodist Church, Ken- HIV/AIDS Support Group: Women’s Support Group: childcare provided. Profes- Families F.I.R.S.T. Pro- The Learning Recovery Cen- Plaza (Employment Services nedy Blvd. and Park Road, For people living with or af- For women of domestic sionally facilitated group, gram: Free Problem Solving violence and sexual assault. shared leadership, mutual Support Group for family Every Wednesday, 7:30-9 support. members of an adult loved Ocean City Police Report Weekly Activities p.m. at the CARA offi ce, 800 one who suffers from a men- Route 9, South, Court House. THURSDAY tal illness. 6-7 p.m. Second OCEAN CITY - The Ave., at 5:30 p.m. assisted with 15 fi re and 5 Calls for service: 142 Call Juanita, 522-6489. Thursday of every month, Ocean City Police Depart- - Theft, 1100 block As- EMS calls Motor Vehicle Stops: 37 Al-Anon: 8 p.m. Parish Cape Counseling Services, ment responded to 764 bury Ave., at 7:41 p.m. - Motor vehicle accident, Motor Vehicle Acci- Tobacco Users want to House, Church of the Resur- 1129 Route 9 South, 2nd calls for service during the Jan. 28 no injuries, 2600 block Bay dents: 0 Quit? Free no charges. Call rection, 200 West Tuckahoe fl oor, Court House. Call 465- week of Jan. 27 – Feb. 2, Calls for service: 85 Ave., at 9:54 a.m. Property Checks: 36 Kristen, Gladys at 523-7100. Road, Marmora. Call 800- 4066 ext. 6138. Dinner will 2013. Motor Vehicle Stops: 24 - Trespassing, 500 block Alarms: 10 Breathe Easy Group of Nico- 344-2666. be provided. Jan. 27 Motor Vehicle Acci- 4th St., at 11:48 a.m. - The Police Department tine Anonymous, 4404 Pa- Calls for service: 101 dents: 0 - Theft, 5000 block As- assisted with 18 fi re and 3 cifi c Ave. Wildwood. Al-Anon: 11 a.m. Lower AA As Bill Sees It: 9:30 Motor Vehicle Stops: 30 Property Checks: 26 bury Ave., at 2:17 p.m. EMS calls Township Recreation Center, a.m.; Step Meeting 6:30 Motor Vehicle Acci- Alarms: 1 - Fraud, Sweetwater Ct., - Verbal dispute, 16th Co-dependents Anony- Bayshore Road, Villas. p.m. Twelfth Street House, dents: 2 - The Police Department at 8:42 p.m. Street, at 12:13 p.m. mous (CoDA) meets at 7 113 West Oak Ave., Wild- Property Checks: 26 assisted with 15 Fire and 5 Jan. 30 - Warrant, 800 block p.m. Wednesdays at the Brain Injury Survivor or wood. Alarms: 3 EMS calls Calls for service: 129 Bay Ave., one in custody, Trinity United Methodist Caregiver Support Group, - The Police Department - Criminal mischief, 600 Motor Vehicle Stops: 47 at 2:25 p.m. Church, 20 North Shore second Thursday at Bacha- Parkinson’s Support assisted with 24 Fire and 7 block Wesley Ave., at 9:36 Motor Vehicle Acci- Feb. 1 Road (Rt. 9), Marmora. For rach Institute for Rehabilita- Group: 1 p.m. at Victoria EMS calls a.m. dents: 0 Calls for service: 105 further information call tion. Call Nutan Ravani at Commons, fi rst fl oor, Town- - Motor vehicle accident, - Warrant, 700 block Bay Property Checks: 45 Motor Vehicle Stops: 24 Yvonne, 408-8033. 856-589-5797 or Debbie bank Road. For in-formation no injuries, 100 block At- Ave., at 3:30 p.m. Alarms: 1 Motor Vehicle Acci- Long at 652-7000. call 889-9325. lantic Ave., at 11:46 a.m. - Burglary, 500 block - The Police Department dents: 2 AA Step Meeting, 9:30 - Landlord/Tenant dis- West Ave., at 7:30 p.m. assisted with 11 fi re and 7 Property Checks: 42 a.m.; Spanish meeting 4:30 A.R.T.S. (Artists Recover- Clutterers Anonymous: pute, Surf Rd., at 4:20 Jan. 29 EMS calls Alarms: 5 p.m.; Speaker 6:30 p.m. ing Through The 12 Steps): Are you a clutterer? Come to p.m. Calls for service: 98 - Warrant, 4900 block The Police Department Twelfth Step House, 113 12-step support group for art- Clutterers Anonymous the - Criminal mischief, Motor Vehicle Stops: 35 West Ave., one in custody, assisted with 5 fi re and 3 West Oak Ave., Wildwood. ist (musicians, visual artists, fi rst Thursday of each month 2000 block Bay Ave., at Motor Vehicle Acci- at 7:43 a.m. EMS calls dancers, writers, etc.), every at l p.m., at the Women's 5:04 p.m. dents: 1 - Harassment, Fowlers - Motor vehicle accident, Suicide Survivors Group: Thursday, 9:15 a.m., Lower Civic Club of Stone Harbor, - Motor vehicle accident, Property Checks: 27 Ct., at 8:51 a.m. no injuries, 34th Street, at 128 Crest Haven Rd., Court Township Library Meeting (Page A47 Please) no injuries, 800 block West Alarms: 2 Jan. 31 7:38 a.m. - The Police Department - Motor vehicle accident, no injuries, 18th St. & As- WHITESBORO bury Ave., at 8:55 a.m. Bethel Commandment Lower Police Weekly Arrests - Harassment, 1100 Church, 402 E. George St., Whitesboro, Mon-Fri 9.a.m. ERMA- Lower Township Alexander P. Teufel, 49, shoplifting. block Ocean Ave., at 7:00 p.m. to 3 p.m. call fi rst 609-465- police weekly arrest report of Villas, charged with Thomas J. Blaney, 66, of 4574 (appointment preferred). Jan. 28 to Feb. 3, 2013. possession of a controlled North Cape May, charged - Warrant, 400 block Contact: Monica Farrow dangerous substance, pos- with contempt of court. Central Ave., one in cus- *** Jan. 28 session of drug parapher- Luvone F. Jantti, 48, of tody, at 8:46 p.m. Cape Human Resources, Meghan E. Gittle, 28, of nalia and endangering the Villas, charged with hinder- at Whitesboro School, 100 E. Villas, charged with con- welfare of children. ing apprehension. Feb. 2 By request, we are offering a GREEN CREEK Main St., Whitesboro, Monday Green Creek Methodist to Friday, 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. tempt of court, operating Jan. 31 Robert R. Chester, 30, Calls for service: 104 list of food pantries and related assistance programs operated Church, 306 Route 47, Green Applicants must have identi- a motor vehicle during a Alexander Teufel, 49, of of Villas, charged with cer- Motor Vehicle Stops: 35 Motor Vehicle Acci- by sponsoring organizations Creek. Third Wednesday, 5-6 fi cation issued by a federal or period of license suspen- Villas, charged with posses- tain persons not to possess p.m. Coats may be available dents: 1 in Cape May County. This state agency to get assistance. sion: fourth degree. sion of cocaine. weapons. list represents those reported in winter. Also, certain residents who Brian J. Ayres, 24, of Vil- Feb. 1 Feb. 3 Property Checks: 36 to the Herald. If you note any *** live near other food pantries las, charged with contempt Brian K. Walton, 24, John J. Baum III, 22, of Alarms: 5 errors or omissions, please MARMORA may be directed there fi rst if of court. North of Cape May, charged Somers Point, charged with - The Police Department email the following informa- Church of the Resur- that facility is open on the day Jan. 30 with possession of drug shoplifting. assisted with 6 fi re and 2 tion to Newsdesk@cmcherald. rection, 200 W. Tuckahoe of the request. Vera Smith is Michelle Simkins, 32, of paraphernalia, possession Kevin Michael Ulmer, EMS calls com: sponsoring organization; Road, Marmora, Wed. 2-4 food pantry director. p.m. Infant formula available, *** Villas, charged with simple of stolen property, burglary 31, of Villas, charged with - Motor vehicle accident, physical address of the food pantry; days and hours of no diapers. Christ Gospel Church, assault. and theft. conspiracy. no injuries, 700 block Cen- tral Ave., at 10:00 a.m. operation; any other helpful *** 2209 Route 9, Whitesboro. Rodger M. Hoffman, 30, Feb. 2 A total of 14 arrests. OCEAN CITY - Criminal mischief, 500 information. Tue-Thur 10 a.m. to noon. of Villas, charged with Mary Jane Tooley, 40, St. Peter’s Methodist Coats available in winter. No simple assault. of Villas, charged with block 9th St., at 11:21 CAPE MAY Church, Community Food food available. a.m. First Presbyterian Church Cupboard, Eighth and Central *** - Fraud, W. 17th Street, of Cape May, 500 Hughes Avenue (Central and Wesley), WILDWOOD Do you off er any kind at 1:00 p.m. Ave., Cape May, Second and Ocean City, Mon-Fri 1-3 p.m. Angel Visit Baptist - Weapons offense, 28th fourth Friday 9-10:30 a.m. *** Church, 435 W Garfi eld Ave., of emergency service? Street, one in custody, at Applicants must show proof of RIO GRANDE Wildwood, has been a commu- 11:17 p.m. residency in Cape May, West Family Success Center nity food pantry for the past 7 In these wintry, snowy days, Cape May, Cape May Point or of Cape May County, 1046 years. Every 3rd Monday from B, Route 47, Rio Grande, NJ Public Service North Cape May. 10am until noon. We pass out people often need emergency services like: *** 08242. Every Tuesday from food to the community. For Announcements: COURT HOUSE 1:00pm to 6:00pm. emergency, contact Pam Hills Plowing • Debris & Snow Removal - Just a reminder that First United Methodist *** at 609-972-5207 Electric • Generators • Towing it is a violation of a City Church, 1 Church St., Court SWAINTON *** Ordinance to have dogs House. Third Saturday 9:30- Holy Redeemer Home Notre Dame De La Mer Transportation • Handyman • Equipment Rentals on the boardwalk anytime 11 a.m. Care and Hospice, 1801 Parish, Lazarus House, Glen- Heating • Plumbing • Gas • Auto and more… during the year. *** Route 9 N., Swainton. (609- wood and New Jersey avenues, - When driving on Route Our Lady of the Angels 463-6027) Mon, Tue, and Wildwood, Contact 609-522- 52 please remember that Church, The Hope and Help Thur., 9 a.m. to noon. 2709 or 522-2981. Mon., Reach people in need with your ad in the Herald! *** the speed limit is 40mph. Outreach, Mechanic Street Wed., Fri. 10 a.m.-12 noon. and the Parkway, is open VILLAS Island residents only. - City Ordinance 87- from 10 a.m. - Noon. every St. Barnabas by the Bay *** Place your ad here 17sec.4-32 prohibits any Thursday. They will be avail- Episcopal Church, 13 W. WOODBINE and get more Boat/Trailer over 22 feet able on an emergency basis Bates Ave., Villas. The Saint Puerto Rican Action Com- in overall length from be- when necessary. For further Barnabas Cares Food Pantry mittee of Southern New Jer- business! ing parked on a city street. information, call the help line provides food and personal sey, 604 Franklin St., Wood- Any boat/trailer less than at 536-8331. care items to residents of bine. Mon-Fri, 8:30 a.m.-noon, 22 feet in overall length *** Lower Township. If you are 1-4:30 p.m. can only remain on a city ERMA in need of assistance, please *** bring a photo ID and proof street for three consecu- Seashore Community St. Casimir's Thrift Ship Church of the Nazarene, 446 of residency (e.g., utility bill, and Food Pantry, 304 Clay tive days. Offi cers will be Seashore Road, Erma, Contact: copy of a lease) to the pantry St., behind church, Woodbine. issuing summons and tow- Sue Hofstetter , 609-886-6196, during our open hours which Contact: 609-861-5592 Tue, Call the Herald at 886-8600 ext. 33 or 34 ing boats/trailers for any Wed, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. are 6 to 7 PM on Tuesdays. Thur and Sat., 9 a.m.-noon. observed violations. *** *** *** A40 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers February 6 2013

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Proposal forms, instructions required by the specifi cations, must be 3x Fee=$98.41 plastic bins, VCR case, blankets/bedding, Jersey. to bidders, specifi cations, Special Provisions enclosed in sealed envelopes bearing the 01/23, 01/30, 02/06/13 boxes, hand tools Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals and other bidding documents may be ob- name and address of the bidder and marked ______Street and Street Number: 301-05 W. Tacony addressed to the Clerk of the Board will be “ROADWAY IMPROVEMENTS TO LINCOLN NOTICE 2x Fee=$21.87 Blvd., Wildwood, NJ 9OUR,INKTO,OCAL"USINESS tained upon payment of a $100.00 charge received up to 2:00 P.M. prevailing time, on AVENUE (CR 651) IN CAPE MAY POINT 01/30, 02/06/13 CapeMayCountyHerald.com/Marketplace (non-refundable) at the County Public Works Wednesday, February 13, 2013, at which Department offi ces in the William E. Sturm, Jr. AND A PORTION OF BAYSHORE ROAD (CR Pursuant to state law, a sale will be held at A ______Municipality: Wildwood time they will be publicly opened and read at Administration Building, 4 Moore Road, Crest 607) IN LOWER TOWNSHIP” on the outside, Safe Keeping Self Storage, 1007 Rt. 9 South, SHERIFF’S SALE County: Cape May County the William E. Sturm, Jr. Administration Build- Haven Complex, Cape May Court House, addressed to Clerk of the Board, Administra- Cape May Court House, New Jersey on ing, 4 Moore Road, Crest Haven Complex, New Jersey, (609) 465-1035, during normal tion Building, 4 Moore Road, Crest Haven February 7, 2013 at 10:00 AM. The following By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Tax Lot Number: Block 80, Lots 22 thru 25 CCheckheck ooutut tthehe Cape May Court House, New Jersey, for the County offi ce hours. Complex, Cape May Court House, New Jer- goods will be sold: of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery EEntertainmentntertainment GGridrid iinn following: sey 08210, and must be accompanied by a Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- Dimensions: Condominium Style property The Board reserves the right to reject any or cashier’s or certifi ed check or a bid bond for Rose Love - Unit EC 127 = 5x10: books, VCR BER F 24258 09 therein, pending wherein with four condominiums. Gross living area DDiningining & EEntertainmentntertainment “ROADWAY IMPROVEMENTS TO LINCOLN all proposals in whole or in part and to waive not less than 10% of the amount bid, but not tapes, bags, boxes, speaker, other/miscel- SLM FINANCIAL CORPORATION is the 2,500 square feet, per unit AVENUE (CR 651) IN CAPE MAY POINT such informalities as may be permitted by in excess of $20,000.00, drawn to the order laneous plaintiff AND OTTEN’S BAYSIDE DEVELOP- fforor tthishis wweek'seek's AND A PORTION OF BAYSHORE ROAD law. of Cape May County Treasurer, and be deliv- MENTS, LLC, ET AL are the defendant(s), I Prior lien(s): lliveive mmusicusic & (CR 607) IN LOWER TOWNSHIP” ered at the place on or before the hour named Richard Iacono – Unit B105 = 5x15: box shall expose for sale at public venue on: Bidders are required to comply with the re- above. spring mattress, vacuum cleaner, lawnmower, WEDNESDAY THE 27TH DAY OF *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal DDJJ lline-ups!ine-ups! Information regarding the bid for this project quirements of N.J.S.A.10:5-31 Et.Seq. and kitchen chairs, tabletop tv, VCR, dresser, ste- FEBRUARY A.D. 2013 liens or other charges, and any such taxes, may be obtained from the Cape May County N.J.A.C. 17:27: 27. Gerald Thornton reo speakers, couch at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court (Page A43 Please) Herald Newspapers February 6 2013 Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A43 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES (From Page A42) Nearest Cross Street: of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- butcher block, DVDs, CDs, Game Station, Air of (l) foreclosing a mortgage dated June 03, CAPE MAY COUNTY – NEW JERSEY sign said agreement. cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET Conditioner, 2 bikes 2005, made by Constance V. Dadura as charges, liens, insurance premiums or other Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- NUMBER F 058929 10 therein, pending 60241 Kenneth Manners Black Bags, mortgagor(s), to Gateway Funding Diversi- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT SEALED Van Note Harvey – Tax Map Annual Main- advances made by plaintiff prior to this sale. nicipal or tax liens that may be due. wherein ACQUIRED CAPITAL II, LP is the cargo carrier, boxes, etc. fi ed Mortgage Services recorded on June 29, BIDS, ADDRESSED TO THE CLERK OF tenance – 1 year contract – Not to exceed All interested parties are to conduct and rely plaintiff AND GJP DEVELOPERS, INC., ET 60005 Katherine Twombly Doll House, 2005, for Cape May County in Book 4146, THE BOARD, WILL BE RECEIVED UP TO $15,000.00 upon their own independent investigation Subject to Tax and prior lien info: At the time ALS are the defendant(s), I shall expose for washer, TV, leather chair, Jewelry Armoire, Vi- Page 958 of Mortgages for said County, 2:00PM PREVAILING TIME, ON FEBRU- to ascertain whether or not any outstanding of publication taxes/sewer/water information sale at public venue on: olin instruments, fi shing box and tackle, toys which mortgage was assigned to the plaintiff, ARY 20, 2013, AT WHICH TIME THEY WILL As the Chief Financial Offi cer of the Township interest remain of record and/or have priority was not available. You must check with the WEDNESDAY THE 27TH DAY OF 1022F Quetcy Santiago TV, Bicycle and Reverse Mortgage Solutions, Inc., by Assign- BE PUBLICLY OPENED AND READ IN of Middle, I acknowledge the sum of not to over the lien being foreclosed and, if so the tax collector for exact amounts due. FEBRUARY A.D. 2013 Pump, BMX Remote Car, totes, boxes, vac- ment dated March 27, 2012; and (2) to re- THE CAUCUS/FREEHOLDERS’ MEETING exceed $15,000.00 has been bid for the fol- current amount due thereon. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court uum, Air Conditioner cover possession of, and concerns premises ROOM IN THE ADMINISTRATION BUILD- lowing service or items Tax Map Maintenance. Subject to Prior Mortgages and Judgments (if House Building located at 9 N. Main Street 30010 Donna Koelle asst. boxes, water commonly known as 13 Linden Lane, Middle ING, 4 MOORE ROAD, CAPE MAY COURT It is further certifi ed that suffi cient funds are Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- any): None (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New bed, scanner/copier, tools, household items Township, NJ 08242. Lot: 2 Block: 1469. HOUSE, NEW JERSEY, 08210, FOR THE available from the following appropriation or tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and Jersey. C0010 Lisa MaCauley wicker trunk, 20 FOLLOWING: ordinance to cover this contract: 2-01-46-875- expenses, there remains any surplus money, Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- gal fi sh tank, tool box, pennies, totes, boxes, If you are unable to obtain an attorney, you 875-813 the money will be deposited into the Superior tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and Street No. 437 West Rio Grande Avenue, cabinet may communicate with the New Jersey State FURNISH DIGITAL POLL BOOKS TO THE PO#21300260 Court Trust Fund and any person claiming expenses, there remains any surplus money, Wildwood, New Jersey 08260 B0024 Tedd Karaman Kitchen, Refrig- Bar Association by calling l-732-249-5000. CAPE MAY COUNTY ELECTION BOARD— the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a the money will be deposited into the Superior erator, stereo cabinet, bar, wooden Furniture, You may also contact the Lawyer Referral RE BID Tracey DeVico Taverner, CFO motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and Court Trust Fund and any person claiming Tax Lot & Block Nos. Block: 46 Lot: 6 bamboo chair Service of the County of venue by calling 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a 1016H Tedd Karaman boxes, fi le cabi- 1-(609) 463-0313. If you cannot afford an at- BID FORMS, INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS, I, Kimberly Krauss, Township Clerk of the person’s claim and asking for an order direct- motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and The dimensions: 67.06 feet x 100 feet net, books, ladder, totes, decoration, games, torney, you may communicate with the Legal SPECIFICATIONS AND OTHER BIDDING Township of Middle, Cape May County, do ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that briefcase, DVDs Services offi ces of the County of venue by DOCUMENTS MAY BE EXAMINED OR hereby certify the foregoing to be a true and or other person conducting the sale will have person’s claim and asking for an order direct- No. of Feet to the Nearest Cross Street: 370 221A2 BettyAnn Baumstark Totes, garden calling 1-(609) 465-3001. OBTAINED AT THE OFFICE OF THE PUR- correct copy of a Resolution adopted by the information regarding the surplus, if any. ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff feet from intersection of Rio Grande Avenue hose CHASING AGENT, KIM ALLEN, DURING Township Committee at a meeting of said or other person conducting the sale will have and Hudson Avenue YOU, Constance V. Dadura, her heirs, devi- NORMAL OFFICE HOURS AT THE ABOVE Middle Township Committee, held on January A Full Legal Description of the premises can information regarding the surplus, if any. 2x Fee=$72.90 sees, and personal representatives and his or ADDRESS OR THE COUNTY’S PROCURE- 23, 2013 and said Resolution was adopted by be found in the offi ce of the Sheriff of Cape Tax Lot & Block Nos. Block: 46 Lot: 20 01/30, 02/06/13 hers, their, or any of their successors in right, MENT PORTAL LOCATED AT not less than a two-thirds vote of the members May County “The Fair Housing Act prohibits “any prefer- ______title and interest, are hereby made a party WWW.CAPEMAYCOUNTYGOV.NET. of the Township Committee. ence, limitation or discrimination because of The Dimensions: 40 feet x 100 feet THE REGULAR Monthly Meeting of the Board defendant to this foreclosure action because Amount due under judgment is $3,727,136.29 race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial of Commissioners of Water District #1 of the you are unknown heirs of the record owner THE BOARD RESERVES THE RIGHT TO Witness my hand and seal of the Township of with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be status or national origin or intention to make No. of Feet to the Nearest Cross Street: 170 Township of Middle, County of Cape May and of the mortgaged premises who executed the REJECT ANY OR ALL BIDS IN WHOLE OR Middle, this 23rd day of January, 2013 added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed such preference, limitation or discrimination” feet from the intersection of Susquehanna Av- State of New Jersey will commence on Febru- bond or note and mortgage being foreclosed IN PART AND TO WAIVE SUCH INFORMAL- check or treasurer’s check in the amount of in connection with any aspect of a residential enue and Taylor Avenue ary 26, 2013, promptly at 7:00pm at 581 Old herein and may be liable for any defi ciency ITIES AS MAY BE PERMITTED BY LAW. Kimberly Krauss, Township Clerk 20% of the bid price is required. real estate transaction. Zucker, Goldberg and Avalon Blvd., Avalon Manor, NJ. All parties are thereon, and for any lien, claim or interest Ackerman, LLC encourages and supports the Street No. 447 West Rio Grande Avenue, welcome to attend. you may have in, to or against the mortgaged BIDDERS ARE REQUIRED TO COMPLY 1x Fee=$31.59 02/06/13 The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to ad- equal housing practices of the Fair Housing Wildwood, New Jersey 08260 Carol Lynch, Clerk premises. WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF N.J.S.A. ______journ this sale without further notice by pub- Act in the conduct of its business.” 10:5-31 ET SEQ. AND N.J.A.C. 17:27. TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE lication. All publication costs are paid for by Tax Lot & Block Nos. Block: 46 Lots 18 & 19 1x Fee=$4.86 02/06/13 Jennifer M. Perez BIDDERS MUST ABIDE BY THE NEW JER- COUNTY OF CAPE MAY the plaintiff. ATTN: The Plaintiff may let the bid go for less ______Jennifer M. Perez, Clerk SEY PREVAILING WAGE ACT, P.L. 1963, STATE OF NEW JERSEY than the judgment amount consistent with the The Dimensions: 80 feet x 100 feet Middle Township Water District #1 will hold Superior Court of New Jersey CHAPTER 150. Attorney: CAPEHART AND SCATCHARD, adjusted FMV of the property at the time of its Elections on Saturday, February 9, 2013 RESOLUTION 79-13 P.A. sale. Plaintiff may also agree to a short sale. No. of Feet to the Nearest Cross Street: 90 from 2:00 pm until 3:00 pm. at 581 Old Avalon 1x Fee=$43.74 02/06/13 GERALD M. THORNTON Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer Please address any inquiries to: thirdparty- feet from Susquehanna Avenue and Taylor Blvd., Avalon Manor, New Jersey ______Director of the Board Date: January 23, 2013 CH753883 [email protected] Avenue SHERIFF’S SALE rd 4x Fee=$150.66 Please use our File No. and ‘3 Party’ or 1x Fee=$2.43 02/06/13 1x Fee=$24.30 02/06/13 Subject: AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF 01/30, 02/06, 02/13, 02/20/13 ‘Short Sale’ in your subject line. Tax Lot & Block Nos. Block: 46 Lots: 1 ______By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out ______FAIR AND OPEN CONTRACT –IT PROFES- ______(previously known as Block: 46, Lots: 1 & Notice is hereby given to the legal voters of of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE SIONAL – VIABLE NETWORKS LLC. SHERIFF’S SALE A Full Legal Description of the premises can 2.01) Middle Township Water District No. 2 in the cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET COUNTY OF CAPE MAY Introduced By: Mayor Lockwood be found in the offi ce of the Sheriff of Cape County of Cape May and the State of New NUMBER F 37910 09 therein, pending STATE OF NEW JERSEY Seconded By: By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out May County The Dimensions: 80 feet x 100 feet Jersey that an election will be held on Satur- wherein CAPE BANK F/K/A CAPE SAVINGS Committeemember Donohue of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- day, February 16, 2013 from 2:00 p.m. to 3:00 BANK is the plaintiff AND ROMAN P. OSAD- RESOLUTION 61-13 Vote-Aye: Committeemember DeLanzo, cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET Amount due under judgment is $150,049.26 No. of Feet to the Nearest Cross Street: At p.m. at the Municipal Building, 33 Mechanic CHUK AND GERALDINE OSADCHUK, HUS- Committeemember Donohue, NUMBER F 31091 10 therein, pending with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be the intersection of Rio Grande Avenue and St. (Boyd Street Entrance) Cape May Court BAND AND WIFE are the defendant(s), I shall Date: January 23, 2013 Mayor Lockwood wherein FOX CHASE BANK is the plaintiff added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed Susquehanna Avenue House, New Jersey for the purpose of elect- expose for sale at public venue on: Nay: AND MICHAEL DIMEDIO, ET AL are the check or treasurer’s check in the amount of ing two (2) members to the Board of Water WEDNESDAY THE 6TH DAY OF Subject: AWARD OF BID – CONTRACT 2013 defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public 20% of the bid price is required. Tax Lot & Block Nos. Block: 46 Lot: 16 Commissioners. Members will be elected for MARCH A.D. 2013 REHABILITATION OF 1 HOME IN MIDDLE WHEREAS, the Township Committee has venue on: a full three year term. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court TOWNSHIP previously instituted a Fair and Open Process WEDNESDAY THE 27TH DAY OF The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to ad- The Dimensions: 50 feet x 100 feet House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Introduced By: for the award of contract pursuant to N.J.S.A. FEBRUARY A.D. 2013 journ this sale without further notice by pub- Joan L. Brewer, Secretary (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Committeemember DeLanzo 19:44A-20.4 et.seq., and at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court lication. All publication costs are paid for by No. of Feet to the Nearest Cross Street: At Middle Township Water District No. 2 Jersey. Seconded By: House Building located at 9 N. Main Street the plaintiff. the intersection of Susquehanna Avenue and Committeemember Donohue WHEREAS, the Township Committee has (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Taylor Avenue 1x Fee=$8.50 02/06/13 This property to be sold is located in the City Vote-Aye: Committeemember DeLanzo, followed the procedures that it has previously Jersey. Attorney: ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- ______of North Wildwood, in the County of Cape May Committeemember Donohue, set forth for the award of specifi c contracts; MAN Tax Lot & Block Nos. Block: 46 Lot: 17 Spec. #9 and State of New Jersey Mayor Lockwood and Municipality: City of Ocean City Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer Nay: County and State: Cape May County, State of CH753905 The Dimensions: 40 feet x 100 feet ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Property is commonly known as 131 Seaspray WHEREAS, the Township Committee has New Jersey 4x Fee=$189.54 BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS Court, North Wildwood, New Jersey WHEREAS, it appears that that additional solicited proposals, and has publicly opened 01/30, 02/06, 02/13, 02/20/13 No. of Feet to the Nearest Cross Street: 50 CAPE MAY COUNTY – NEW JERSEY work is required to complete a previously each proposal submitted, and has considered Street and Street Number: 112-114 Haven ______feet from the intersection of Susquehanna Tax Lot Number 58 awarded contract 2012-5 with respect to ad- each proposal in light of criteria previously Avenue SHERIFF’S SALE Avenue and Taylor Avenue Notice is hereby given that sealed bids ad- In Block Number 30 ditional electrical wiring from home to street, established by the Township, and has made dressed to Clerk of the Board, will be received and a decision on each proposal submitted in light Tax Lot and Block Numbers: Lot 15.01, Block By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Tax Lot & Block Nos. Block: 46 Lot: 2.02 up to 2:00 p.m. prevailing time, on February Dimensions of Lot 58: Approximately 87 feet of those criteria; 110, Tax Map No. 7114 of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- (previously known as Lots 2.02, 3, 4 & 5.01) 20, 2013, at which time they will be publicly by 85 feet WHEREAS, at this time the Township will be cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET opened and read in the Caucus/Freeholders’ awarding a contract to complete said work in NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, by Dimensions: 40 x 115 NUMBER F 003295 11 therein, pending The Dimensions: 102.94 feet x 100 feet Meeting Room, Wm. E. Sturm Administration Nearest Cross Street: Seaview Court the amount of $2,650.00 to Gemini Builders. the Township Committee of the Township of wherein STURDY SAVINGS BANK is the Building, 4 Moore Road, Cape May Court Middle, County of Cape May, State of New Nearest Cross Street: First Street plaintiff AND DIANE K. MUENTZ, ET AL are No. of Feet to the Nearest Cross Street: House, New Jersey for the following: A Full Legal Description of the premises can NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the Jersey that the following submission shall Beginning Point: Northwesterly line of Haven the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at 437.06 from the intersection of Rio Grande be found in the offi ce of the Sheriff of Cape Township Committee of the Township be awarded as follows for a term effective Avenue public venue on: Avenue and Hudson Avenue FURNISH AND DELIVER ANIMAL FOOD May County of Middle, the governing body thereof, that January 23, 2013 for a period not to exceed WEDNESDAY THE 27TH DAY OF FOR THE CAPE MAY COUNTY ANIMAL the contract for the following Home Rehabili- 12 months. ***If after the sale and satisfaction of the FEBRUARY A.D. 2013 A Full Legal Description of the premises can SHELTER AND K-9 UNIT Amount due under judgment is $894,004.85 tation Program be and hereby is awarded as mortgage debt, including costs and expenses, at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court be found in the offi ce of the Sheriff of Cape with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be described: Viable Networks, LLC – IT Professional – Not there remains any surplus money, the money House Building located at 9 N. Main Street May County Bid forms, instructions, specifi cations and added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed to exceed $32,000.00 will be deposited into the Superior Court Trust (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New other bidding documents may be examined check or treasurer’s check in the amount of Contract No. 2012-5A Fund and any person claiming the surplus, or Jersey. Amount due under judgment is $2,344,776.98 or obtained at the Offi ce of the Purchasing 20% of the bid price is required. Awarded to: Gemini Building Company BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Mayor any part thereof, may fi le a motion pursuant with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be Agent, Kim Allen, during normal offi ce hours Total Bid Amount $2,650.00 is hereby authorized to execute contracts with to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the The property to be sold is located in the City added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed at the above address or the County’s Procure- The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to ad- PO #21300193 each of the above-mentioned individuals as nature and extent of that person’s claim and of Cape May, County of Cape May, State of check or treasurer’s check in the amount of ment Portal located at journ this sale without further notice by pub- necessary, to be followed with a resolution of asking for an order directing payment of the New Jersey 20% of the bid price is required. www.capemaycountygov.net. lication. All publication costs are paid for by FURTHER BE IT RESOLVED, that these award and certifi cation as attached hereto. surplus money. The Sheriff or other person the plaintiff. awards are conditioned upon certifi cation of conducting the sale will have information re- It is commonly known as 668 Washington The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to ad- The Board reserves the right to reject any or availability of funds. As the Chief Financial Offi cer of the Township garding the surplus, if any. Street, Cape May, New Jersey journ this sale without further notice by pub- all bids in whole or in part and to waive such Attorney: PERSKIE MAIRONE BROG & of Middle, I acknowledge the sum of not to lication. All publication costs are paid for by informalities as may be permitted by law. BAYLINSON As the Chief Financial Offi cer of the Township exceed $32,000 has been bid for the following Prior Mortgages and Judgments (if any): It is known and designated as Block 1058, the plaintiff. Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer of Middle, I acknowledge the sum of $2,650.00 service or items IT Services. It is further certi- Attn: The Plaintiff may let bid go for less than Lot 8 Bidders must abide by the New Jersey Pre- CH753909 has been bid for the following service or items fi ed that suffi cient funds are available from the the judgment amount consistent with the Attorney: EISENBERG, GOLD & CETTEI, PC vailing Wage Act, P.L. 1963, Chapter 150.p 4x Fee=$106.92 Housing Rehab. It is further certifi ed that suf- following appropriation or ordinance to cover adjusted FMV of the property at the time of The dimensions are approximately 37 feet Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer 02/06, 02/13, 02/20, 02/27/13 fi cient funds are available from the following this contract: sale. Plaintiff may also agree to a short sale. wide by 198 feet long (irregular) CH753907 Bidders are required to comply with the re- ______appropriation or ordinance to cover this con- 3-01-20-132-132-211 Please address any inquiries to: rmurtaugh@ 4x Fee=$199.26 quirements of N.J.S.A. 10:5-31 et seq. and SHERIFF’S SALE tract: R-23-56-880-000-011 PO# 21300264 chartwelllaw.com Nearest Cross Street: Franklin Street 01/30, 02/06, 02/13, 02/20/13 N.J.A.C. 17:27. PO# 21300193 Please use our File No. 0042516 and “3rd ______By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Tracey DeVico Taverner, CFO Party” or “Short Sale” in your subject line. Prior lien(s): None Public Notice of Auction GERALD M. THORNTON of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Tracey DeVico Taverner, CFO Pursuant to NJ Self Storage Act Freeholder Director cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET I, Kimberly Krauss, Township Clerk of the A Full Legal Description of the premises can *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal (N.J.S.A. 2A:44-187 et seq.) NUMBER F 012262 12 therein, pending I, Kimberly Krauss, Township Clerk of the Township of Middle, Cape May County, do be found in the offi ce of the Sheriff of Cape liens or other charges, and any such taxes, Public Notice of Lien 1x Fee=$20.66 02/06/13 wherein THIRD FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK is Township of Middle, Cape May County, do hereby certify the foregoing to be a true and May County charges, liens, insurance premiums or other ______the plaintiff AND SCOTT D. WILLIAMS, ET AL hereby certify the foregoing to be a true and correct copy of a Resolution adopted by the advances made by plaintiff prior to this sale. R-J Self Storage NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANT are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at correct copy of a Resolution adopted by the Township Committee at a meeting of said Amount due under judgment is $669,228.78 All interested parties are to conduct and rely 1065 Rt. 47 S public venue on: Township Committee at a meeting of said Middle Township Committee, held on January with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be upon their own independent investigation Rio Grande, NJ 08242 SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY WEDNESDAY THE 6TH DAY OF Middle Township Committee, held on January 23, 2013 and said Resolution was adopted by added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed to ascertain whether or not any outstanding 609-886-0009 CHANCERY DIVISION MARCH A.D. 2013 23, 2013 and said Resolution was adopted by not less than a two-thirds vote of the members nd check or treasurer’s check in the amount of interest remain of record and/or have priority Friday February 22 , 2013 @ 11:00am Cape May COUNTY at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court not less than a two-thirds vote of the members of the Township Committee. 20% of the bid price is required. over the lien being foreclosed and, if so the DOCKET NO. F-025893-12 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street of the Township Committee. current amount due thereon. Public Auction Sale to the highest bidder (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Witness my hand and seal of the Township of The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to ad- Cash only, Contents of units as is. (L.S.) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: Con- Jersey. Witness my hand and seal of the Township of Middle, this 23rd day of January, 2013 journ this sale without further notice by pub- Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- stance V. Dadura, her heirs, devisees, and Middle, this 23rd day of January, 2013 lication. All publication costs are paid for by tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and Unit # Name Contents personal representatives and his or hers, All that certain lot, tract or parcel of land and Kimberly Krauss, Township Clerk the plaintiff. expenses, there remains any surplus money, 50012 display cases, shelving, their, or any of their successors in right, premises, situate, lying and being in the City Kimberly Krauss, Township Clerk the money will be deposited into the Superior Wicker Rocker, Totes, Plastic bags, 3 box title and interest of Ocean City, County of Cape May and State 1x Fee=$40.10 02/06/13 Attorney: CHARTWELL, LAW OFFICES, LLP Court Trust Fund and any person claiming springs, fouton Frame & mattress, boxes of New Jersey 1x Fee=$35.24 02/06/13 ______Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a 50057 Christine Zanetich Stereo System, YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND RE- ______TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE CH753904 motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and weight bench, weights, leather/suede couch, QUIRED to serve upon KIVITZ MCKEEVER Being Lot 17, C13, Block 804 on the municipal TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE COUNTY OF CAPE MAY 4x Fee=$145.80 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that loveseat, household furniture, refrigerator, LEE, PC, A PROFESSIONAL CORPORA- tax map for the City of Ocean City, County of COUNTY OF CAPE MAY STATE OF NEW JERSEY 01/30, 02/06, 02/13, 02/20/13 person’s claim and asking for an order direct- queen bedding, 3TV TION INCORPORATED IN PENNSYLVANIA, Cape May, State of New Jersey STATE OF NEW JERSEY ______ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff 30006 Robert Davis Full house belong- plaintiff’s attorneys, whose address is Suite RESOLUTION 80-13 SHERIFF’S SALE or other person conducting the sale will have ings, asst. boxes, dishwasher, vanity, fi shing 5000 – Mellon Independence Center; 701 The property is located at 840 Ocean Avenue. RESOLUTION 66-13 information regarding the surplus, if any. poles, etc. Market Street; Philadelphia, PA 19106-1532, The closest cross street is East 9th Street. Date: January 23, 2013 By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out C0010 Lisa McCauley Wicker Trunk, 20g phone # (215) 627-1322, an answer to the Date: January 23, 2013 of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- A Full Legal Description of the premises can Fish Tank, totes, boxes, tool box, Twin bed, Complaint, fi led in a civil action, in which Re- A Full Legal Description of the premises can Subject: AWARDING CONTRACT UNDER cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET be found in the offi ce of the Sheriff of Cape cabinet verse Mortgage Solutions, Inc. is plaintiff, and be found in the offi ce of the Sheriff of Cape Subject: AWARD CONTRACT AND RATIFY NON-FAIR AND OPEN PROCESS – J. FRED NUMBER F 036002 10 therein, pending May County 2001A Peter McCabe 2 TVs, 15 Boxes, Constance V. Dadura her heirs, devisees, and May County AGREEMENT THROUGH NON-FAIR AND COLDREN- HEARING OFFICER wherein WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. is the DVDs, DVD Player, Books personal representatives and his or hers, their, OPEN PROCESS – VAN NOTE HARVEY – Introduced By: Mayor Lockwood plaintiff AND JOHN J. MURPHY, ET AL are Amount due under judgment is $407,124.64 D0012 Diane Riper Black Bags, trunk, suit or any of their successors in right, title and Amount due under judgment is $98,301.78 TAX MAP ANNUAL MAINTENANCE Seconded By: the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be case, TV Stand, plastic fi le box interest and Constance B. Dadura, daughter with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be Introduced By: Committeemember Donohue public venue on: added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed 10004 Diane Testa Hutch, Totes, Boxes, and probable/known heir of the Estate of added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed Committeemember Donohue Seconded Vote-Aye: Committeemember DeLanzo, WEDNESDAY THE 27TH DAY OF check or treasurer’s check in the amount of household goods Constance V. Dadura, deceased , et al are the check or treasurer’s check in the amount of By: Mayor Lockwood Committeemember Donohue, FEBRUARY A.D. 2013 20% of the bid price is required. 2003B Eleanor Williams Dryer, Tool defendant(s), pending in the Superior Court 20% of the bid price is required. Vote-Aye: Committeemember DeLanzo, Mayor Lockwood at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court box, fi shing poles, coffee tables, end tables, of New Jersey, Chancery Division, Cape May Committeemember Donohue, Nay: House Building located at 9 N. Main Street The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to ad- kitchen set County, and bearing Docket No. F-025893-12 The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to ad- Mayor Lockwood (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New journ this sale without further notice by pub- A0028 Carol Faison Glider Rocker, TV, within thirty-fi ve (35) days after February 6, journ this sale without further notice by pub- Nay: WHEREAS, the Township has determined Jersey. lication. All publication costs are paid for by DVDs, VHS Tapes, Stroller, Bags, Boxes, 2013 exclusive of such date or if published af- lication. All publication costs are paid for by that the value of the following contract will not the plaintiff. totes ter February 6, 2013 (35) days after the actual the plaintiff. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by exceed $17,500.00, and The property to be sold is located in the City 100DD Clarence Bishop Stereo Rack dated of such publication, exclusive of such the Township Committee of the Township of of Wildwood, County of Cape May, State of Attorney: STERN, LAVINTHAL AND FRAN- System, kicker box, speakers, bags, boxes, date. If you fail to do so, judgment by default Attorney: MASELLI WARREN, P.C. Middle, the governing body thereof, that the WHEREAS, the Local Public Contract Law New Jersey KENBERG, LLC dvd player, etc. may be rendered against you for the relief de- Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer Agreement between Van Note Harvey and (N.J.S.A. 40A: 11-1 et seq.) provides for the Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer D0015 Lisa Loch Living Room Chair, manded in the Complaint. You shall fi le your CH753910 the Township of Middle for Tax Map Annual award of contracts for professional services Commonly known as 3110 Atlantic Avenue, CH753906 queen bed, boxes, Totes, tool box, wet dry answer and proof of service in duplicate with 4x Fee=$97.20 Maintenance, be and is hereby ratifi ed and without advertising for bids, and Unit 301, Wildwood, NJ 08260 4x Fee=$155.52 vac the Clerk of the Superior Court of New Jersey, 02/06, 02/13, 02/20, 02/27/13 the contract is hereby awarded through the 01/30, 02/06, 02/13, 02/20/13 5054A Timothy Majeski Shades, lamp, TVs, Hughes Justice Complex - CN 97l, Trenton, ______Non-Fair and Open Process as described in WHEREAS, these contracts are not therefore Tax Lot No. 16 (f/k/a Lot 1, 5, 7 & 9) in Block ______Play Yard, wicker stand, end tables New Jersey 08625, in accordance with the SPEC. #8A Pay-To-Play Statutes. subject to the provisions of N.J.S.A. 19:44A- 209.15 (f/k/a Block 209.01) SHERIFF’S SALE 2015A David Stout Jr. Bags, totes, travel rules of governing the courts. 20.4 or 20.5, and bag, walker ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS FURTHER RESOLVED, that the appropriate Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) Condo By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out 40017 Verna Adair House furniture, This action has been instituted for the purpose BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS offi cials are hereby authorized and directed to (Page A44 Please) A44 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Classifi ed Herald Newspapers February 6 2013 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES (From Page A43) the contract is hereby awarded through the from the following appropriation or ordinance WHEREAS, the Bike Path Project Phase III are contingent upon the certifi cation of avail- WHEREAS, exhibit A attached hereto this of New Jersey, Chancery Division, Cape Non Fair and Open Process as described in to cover this contract: was awarded May 21, 2012 via Resolution No. ability of funds and submission of State Affi r- resolution shows the results of said request May County, under Docket No. F-002213- Pay-To-Play Statutes in the amount not to 3-01-20-165-165-249 236-12 to Asphalt Paving Corporation, and mative Action Certifi cation. for proposal, outlining the following award. 13, within thirty-fi ve (35) days after the date WHEREAS, the Township of Middle requires exceed $5,000.00. PO# 21300261 of this publication, exclusive of such date. said services, and funds are available for said NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, by As the Chief Financial Offi cer of the Township NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by Judgment by default may be rendered against purpose, FURTHER RESOLVED, that the appropriate Tracey L. Taverner, CFO the Township Committee of the Township of of Middle, I acknowledge the sum of $100.00 the Township Committee of the Township of you for the relief demanded in the Complaint offi cials are hereby authorized and directed to Middle, County of Cape May, State of New has been bid for the following service or items: Middle, the governing body thereof, that fol- if you do not fi le a responsive pleading. You NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by sign said agreement. I, Kimberly Krauss, Township Clerk of the Jersey, that the attached Change Order #1 Rabies Clinic. It is further certifi ed that suffi - lowing contract for services shall be awarded shall fi le your Answer and Proof of Service in the Township Committee of the Township of Township of Middle, Cape May County, do for the project awarded to Asphalt Paving cient funds are available from the following as follows: duplicate with the Clerk of the Superior Court Middle, the governing body thereof, that the William Kaufmann – Ethics Board Attorney hereby certify the foregoing to be a true and Corporation, be and is hereby approved in the appropriation or ordinance to cover this con- of New Jersey, Hughes Justice Complex, P.O. Agreement between J. Fred Coldren and the – Rate of $125.00 per hour not to exceed correct copy of a Resolution adopted by the amount of $4,446.87. tract: T-12-56-883-000-011. Disposal of recycle material to be taken to a Box 971, Trenton, New Jersey 08625, in ac- Township of Middle be and is hereby ratifi ed $5,000.00 Township Committee at a meeting of said PO#21300259 Class B facility – A & H Mining & Recycling cordance with the Rules of Civil Practice and and the contract is hereby awarded through Middle Township Committee, held on January As the Chief Financial Offi cer of the Township and Future Mining and Recycling Procedure. the Non-Fair and Open Process as described FURTHER RESOLVED, that a copy of this 23, 2013 and said Resolution was adopted by of Middle, I acknowledge the sum of $4,446.87 Tracey L. Taverner, CFO in Pay-To-Play Statutes. Resolution be forwarded to the Herald Times not less than a two-thirds vote of the members has been bid for the following service or items Materials to be picked up or delivered from a This action has been commenced and is for publication. of the Township Committee. Change Order No. 1. It is further certifi ed that I, Kimberly Krauss, Township Clerk of the Class B facility – A & H Mining and Recycling pending to foreclose a mortgage and recover FURTHER RESOLVED, that the appropriate suffi cient funds are available from the follow- Township of Middle, Cape May County, do possession of certain lands and premises, as offi cials are hereby authorized and directed to FURTHER RESOLVED that these contracts Witness my hand and seal of the Township of ing appropriation or ordinance to cover this hereby certify the foregoing to be a true and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that this award follows: The mortgage being foreclosed is sign said agreement. are contingent upon the certifi cation of avail- Middle, this 23rd day of January, 2013 contract: C-04-00-890-000-199. correct copy of a Resolution adopted by the is conditioned upon certifi cation of funds and dated October 6, 2003 and made by Richard ability of funds and submission of State Affi r- PO# 21203370 Township Committee at a meeting of said also submission of appropriate affi rmative ac- Francis Conley and Kelly Griffi th Conley, hus- J. Fred Coldren – Hearing Offi cer – Rate of mative Action Certifi cation. Kimberly Krauss, Township Clerk Middle Township Committee, held on January tion forms. band and wife to Argent Mortgage Company, $100.00 per hour not to exceed $2,500.00 Tracey L. Taverner, CFO 23, 2013 and said Resolution was adopted by LLC which Mortgage was recorded in the As the Chief Financial Offi cer of the Township 1x Fee=$37.66 02/06/13 not less than a two-thirds vote of the members FURTHER RESOLVED, that the amount to Cape May County Clerk’s Offi ce on October FURTHER RESOLVED, that a copy of this of Middle, I acknowledge the sum of not to ______I, Kimberly Krauss, Township Clerk of the of the Township Committee. be certifi ed shall not exceed the amount as 10, 2003 in Mortgage Book M3679 at Page Resolution be forwarded to the Herald Times exceed $17,500 has been bid for the follow- TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE Township of Middle, Cape May County, do set aside in the municipal budget for said 394, et seq. The lands and premises affected for publication. ing service or items Ethics Board Attorney. COUNTY OF CAPE MAY hereby certify the foregoing to be a true and Witness my hand and seal of the Township of services. by this action and for which possession is It is further certifi ed that suffi cient funds are STATE OF NEW JERSEY correct copy of a Resolution adopted by the Middle, this 23rd day of January, 2013. sought are commonly known as Lot 20 Block FURTHER RESOLVED that these contracts available from the following appropriation or Township Committee at a meeting of said As the Chief Financial Offi cer of the Township 786 in the Township of Lower, commonly are contingent upon the certifi cation of avail- ordinance to cover this contract: 3-01-20-155- RESOLUTION 47-13 Middle Township Committee, held on January Kimberly Krauss, Township Clerk of Middle, I acknowledge the sum of $22,500 known as 116 Haverford Avenue, Cape May, ability of funds and submission of State Af- 156-249 Date: 23, 2013 and said Resolution was adopted by for Future Mining and $22,500 for A&H has NJ 08204. fi rmative Action Certifi cation. PO# 21300266 January 23, 2013 not less than a two-thirds vote of the members 1x Fee=$44.96 02/06/13 been bid for the following service or items of the Township Committee. ______recycled material. It is further certifi ed that suf- If you are unable to obtain an attorney, you As the Chief Financial Offi cer of the Township Tracey L. Taverner, CFO Subject: APPROVE CHANGE ORDER NO. 1 TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE fi cient funds are available from the following may contact the Lawyer Referral Service of of Middle, I acknowledge the sum of not to – VARIOUS ROADS RECONSTRUCTION Witness my hand and seal of the Township of COUNTY OF CAPE MAY appropriation or ordinance to cover this con- the County of Venue by calling 609-463-0313. exceed $2,500 has been bid for the following I, Kimberly Krauss, Township Clerk of the Introduced By: Mayor Lockwood Middle, this 23rd day of January, 2013 STATE OF NEW JERSEY tract: 3-01-26-290-291-298 If you cannot afford an attorney, you may com- service or items Hearing Offi cer. It is further Township of Middle, Cape May County, do Seconded By: PO#21300262 (Future Mining) municate with the Legal Services Offi ce of the certifi ed that suffi cient funds are available hereby certify the foregoing to be a true and Committeemember Donohue Kimberly Krauss, Township Clerk RESOLUTION 76-13 PO#21300263 (A&H) County of Venue by calling 609-465-3001. from the following appropriation or ordinance correct copy of a Resolution adopted by the Vote-Aye: Committeemember DeLanzo, to cover this contract: 3-01-20-155-156-249 Township Committee at a meeting of said Committeemember Donohue, 1x Fee=$27.94 02/06/13 Date: January 23, 2013 Tracey DeVico Taverner, CFO You, Robert Filipe, Westside Foods LLC T/A PO# 21300265 Middle Township Committee, held on January Mayor Lockwood ______Westside Wholesale Meats, are made a party 23, 2013 and said Resolution was adopted by Nay: TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE Subject: AWARD OF BID – SNOW AND DE- I, Kimberly Krauss, Township Clerk of the defendant to this foreclosure action by virtue Tracey L. Taverner, CFO not less than a two-thirds vote of the members COUNTY OF CAPE MAY BRIS REMOVAL Township of Middle, Cape May County, do of any interest you may have in the subject of the Township Committee. WHEREAS, December 19, 2011, via Reso- STATE OF NEW JERSEY Introduced By: Mayor Lockwood hereby certify the foregoing to be a true and property by reason of a lien, encumbrance, or I, Kimberly Krauss, Township Clerk of the lution No. 625-11, South State, Inc. was Seconded By: correct copy of a Resolution adopted by the otherwise which may be perfected against the Township of Middle, Cape May County, do Witness my hand and seal of the Township of awarded the “Various Roads Reconstruction” RESOLUTION 49-13 Committeemember Donohue Township Committee at a meeting of said property being foreclosed and for any right, hereby certify the foregoing to be a true and Middle, this 23rd day of January, 2013 project, within the confi nes of the Township of Date: January 23, 2013 Vote-Aye: Committeemember DeLanzo, Middle Township Committee, held on January title, claim or interest you may have in, to or correct copy of a Resolution adopted by the Middle in the amount of $187,105.29. Committeemember Donohue, 23, 2013 and said Resolution was adopted by against said mortgaged premises. Township Committee at a meeting of said Kimberly Krauss, Township Clerk Subject: AWARDING CONTRACTS UNDER Mayor Lockwood not less than a two-thirds vote of the members Middle Township Committee, held on January NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, by NON-FAIR AND OPEN PROCESS – RABIES Nay: of the Township Committee. Dated: February 6, 2013. 23, 2013 and said Resolution was adopted by 1x Fee=$44.96 02/06/13 the Township Committee of the Township of CLINIC not less than a two-thirds vote of the mem- ______Middle, County of Cape May, State of New Introduced By: WHEREAS, it has been deemed necessary Witness my hand and seal of the Township of Clerk of the Superior Court bers of the Township Committee. TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE Jersey, that the attached Change Order #1 Committeemember DeLanzo and desirable to solicit bids for Snow and Middle, this 23rd day of January, 2013 Jennifer M. Perez COUNTY OF CAPE MAY for the project awarded to South State, Inc., Seconded By: Debris Removal for upcoming potential snow Witness my hand and seal of the Township of STATE OF NEW JERSEY be and is hereby approved in a credit amount Committeemember Donohue storms that might occur within the Township Kimberly Krauss, Township Clerk 1x Fee=$47.39 02/06/13 Middle, this 23rd day of January, 2013 of $16,472.01. Vote-Aye: Committeemember DeLanzo, of Middle, and ______RESOLUTION 72-13 Committeemember Donohue, 1x Fee=$41.31 02/06/13 SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY Kimberly Krauss, Township Clerk As the Chief Financial Offi cer of the Town- Mayor Lockwood WHEREAS, sealed bids were received on ______CHANCERY DIVISION Date: January 23, 2013 ship of Middle, I acknowledge the credit sum Nay: December 19, 2012 at 1:00pm, and The Board of Trustees of the Avalon Free CAPE MAY COUNTY 1x Fee=$42.53 02/06/13 of $-16,472.01 has been bid for the following Public Library has rescheduled its monthly ______Subject: AMENDING FAIR AND OPEN CON- service or items Various Roads Reconstruc- WHEREAS, the Township has determined WHEREAS, it appears that the following bids meeting of Thursday, February 14, 2013 to DOCKET NO.: F-002150-13 TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE TRACT FOR ENGINEERING SERVICES tion. It is further certifi ed that suffi cient funds that the value of the following contracts will not submitted represents a fi gure equal to the Thursday, February 21, 2013 at 4:00 p.m. in COUNTY OF CAPE MAY – REMINGTON, VERNICK & WALBERG EN- are available from the following appropriation exceed $17,500.00 and are renewal contracts lowest RESPONSIBLE bids received, which the Avalon Free Public Library. The purpose DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST COM- STATE OF NEW JERSEY GINEERS –GRANT APPLICATIONS – HAZ- or ordinance to cover this contract: C-04-00- from previous years, and complies with specifi cations and requirements of the rescheduled meeting will be to consider PANY, AS TRUSTEE FOR AMERIQUEST ARD MITIGATION GRANT PROGRAM 890-000-199 as set forth by the State of New Jersey. the agenda items normally submitted for ap- MORTGAGE SECURITIES INC., ASSET- RESOLUTION 81-13 Introduced By: PO# C1100001 WHEREAS, the Local Public Contract Law proval at the monthly meeting of the Board of BACKED PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES, Committeemember Donohue (N.J.S.A. 40A: 11-1 et seq.) provides for the WHEREAS, exhibit A attached hereto this Trustees. SERIES 2005-R7, Date: January 23, 2013 Seconded By: Mayor Lockwood Tracey DeVico Taverner, CFO award of contracts for professional services resolution shows the results of said request PLAINTIFF, Vote-Aye: Committeemember DeLanzo, without advertising for bids, and for bid, outlining the following award. 1x Fee=$4.86 02/06/13 vs. Subject: AWARDING CONTRACT UNDER Committeemember Donohue, I, Kimberly Krauss, Township Clerk of the ______JOHN D. HILL AND JOANNE HILL, HIS NON-FAIR AND OPEN PROCESS – WIL- Mayor Lockwood Township of Middle, Cape May County, do WHEREAS, these contracts are not therefore NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by NOTICE OF CONTRACTS AWARDED WIFE; DIANA OLIVERA; HARPER & WHITE, LIAM KAUFMANN, CAFIERO AND BALLI- Nay: hereby certify the foregoing to be a true and subject to the provisions of N.J.S.A. 19:44A- the Township Committee of the Township of INC.; STATE OF NEW JERSEY; PRIMUS AU- ETTE – ETHICS BOARD ATTORNEY correct copy of a Resolution adopted by the 20.4 or 20.5, and Middle, the governing body thereof, that in This notice is being published in accordance TOMOTIVE FIN SERVICES; UNIFUND CCR Introduced By: Mayor Lockwood WHEREAS, on January 4, 2012 Township Township Committee at a meeting of said the event that private snow removal services with the requirements of N.J.S.A. 40A:11- PARTNERS; CAMDEN COUNTY BOARD OF Seconded By: Committee awarded Remington Vernick & Middle Township Committee, held on January WHEREAS, the Township of Middle requires are necessary, the Administrative Director of 4.5(g), Competitive Contracting or Fair and SOCIAL SERVICES; AMERICAN EXPRESS Committeemember Donohue Walberg Engineers a three year term as Town- 23, 2013 and said Resolution was adopted by said services, and funds are available for said Public Works is hereby authorized to utilize Open Process and N.J.S.A. 40A:11-5(1)(a)(i), CENTURION BANK Vote-Aye: Committeemember DeLanzo, ship Engineer, and said contract was certifi ed not less than a two-thirds vote of the members purpose, the following companies as shown on the at- Professional Services. At a regular meeting of DEFENDANTS Committeemember Donohue, for 2013 as Resolution No. 42-13, and of the Township Committee. tached exhibit, who were the lowest respon- the Cape May County Board of Chosen Free- Mayor Lockwood NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, by the sible bidders. holders held on January 22, 2013, the County NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS: Nay: WHEREAS, Remington, Vernick & Walberg Witness my hand and seal of the Township of Township Committee, the Governing Body of entered into contracts/agreements as follows: SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF NEW JER- Engineers will be providing additional engi- Middle, this 23rd day of January, 2013. the Township of Middle, County of Cape May BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that if the low SEY TO: WHEREAS, the Township has determined neering services towards the submission of and State of New Jersey, that the following bid contractor’s equipment is unavailable, 1. Agreements with various municipalities for that the value of the following contract will not various grant applications in connection with Kimberly Krauss, Township Clerk persons are hereby appointed to the positions authorization is hereby granted to contact the participation in the Municipal Alliance Pro- DIANA OLIVERA exceed $17,500.00, and the Hazard Mitigation Grant Program through designated below for the calendar year 2013. next lowest bidder. gram for a period of 1/1/13 through 12/31/13; the County of Cape May and State of New 1x Fee=$29.16 02/06/13 Borough of Woodbine $6,062.00; and City of YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND WHEREAS, the Local Public Contract Law Jersey ______BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that a contract BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that this award North Wildwood $21,537.00. REQUIRED to serve upon MILSTEAD & AS- (N.J.S.A. 40A: 11-1 et seq.) provides for the TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE be executed by the Township of Middle with is conditioned upon certifi cation of funds and 2. Agreement with Daniel P. Donovan in the SOCIATES, LLC, attorneys for plaintiff, whose award of contracts for professional services NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, by COUNTY OF CAPE MAY each of said persons to supply professional also submission of appropriate affi rmative ac- amount of $1,000.00 for appraisal review of address is Woodland Falls Corporate Park, without advertising for bids, and the Township Committee of the Township of STATE OF NEW JERSEY services for the calendar year 2013. tion forms. Nancy McPherson property, known as Block 220 Lake Drive East, Suite 301, Cherry Hill, Middle, County of Cape May, State of New 752.01, Lot 10.01 (part of), Lower Township NJ 08002, (856) 482-1400, an answer to the WHEREAS, these contracts are not therefore Jersey, that Remington, Vernick & Walberg RESOLUTION 67-13 Baysea Veterinary Hospital - Rabies Clinic FURTHER RESOLVED, that the amount to for the Farmland Preservation Program. Complaint in Foreclosure fi led in a Civil Action, subject to the provisions of N.J.S.A. 19:44A- Engineers shall provide the additional engi- $100.00 ($65.00 per hour) be certifi ed shall not exceed the amount as 3. Accepting proposal in the amount of in which Deutsche Bank National Trust Com- 20.4 or 20.5, and neering services mentioned above and said Date: January 23, 2013 set aside in the municipal budget for said $89,943.59 of Stantec Consulting Services, pany, as Trustee for Ameriquest Mortgage contract shall be amended as follows: FURTHER RESOLVED, that generally the services. Inc. for professional engineering services for Securities Inc., Asset-Backed Pass-Through WHEREAS, the Township of Middle requires Subject: APPROVE CHANGE ORDER NO. rabies clinic only requires one hour, but said restoration of parking areas damaged in the Certifi cates, Series 2005-R7, is plaintiff, and said services, and funds are available for said Remington, Vernick & Walberg Engineers 1 – BIKE PATH PROJECT PHASE III clinic will remain open, if animals are present, As the Chief Financial Offi cer of the Township October 29, 2012 storm. John D. Hill and Joanne Hill, et al. are defen- purpose, –Grant Applications – Not to exceed Introduced By: for an additional hour, with fee pro rated. of Middle, I acknowledge the sum of not to 4. Modifi cation No. 1 in the amount of dants, pending in the Superior Court of New $7,000.00 Committeemember Donohue exceed $25,000 has been bid for the following $71,548.00 to the professional services Jersey, Chancery Division, Cape May County, BE IT RESOLVED by the Township Commit- Seconded By: FURTHER RESOLVED, that a copy of this service or items Snow and Debris Removal. agreement with Gibson Associates, P.A. for under Docket No. F-002150-13, within thirty- tee of the Township of Middle, the governing As the Chief Financial Offi cer of the Township Committeemember DeLanzo Resolution be forwarded to the Herald Times It is further certifi ed that suffi cient funds are the Landis Avenue (CR619) Resurfacing Im- fi ve (35) days after the date of this publica- body thereof, that the Agreement between of Middle, I acknowledge the sum of not to ex- Vote-Aye: Committeemember DeLanzo, for publication. available from the following appropriation or provement Project. tion, exclusive of such date. Judgment by William Kaufmann of Cafi ero and Balliette ceed $7,000.00 has been bid for the following Committeemember Donohue, ordinance to cover this contract: Various default may be rendered against you for the and the Township of Middle for the Ethics service or items Grant Applications. It is fur- Mayor Lockwood FURTHER RESOLVED that these contracts PO# Various The contracts/agreements and resolutions relief demanded in the Complaint if you do not Board Attorney be and is hereby ratifi ed and ther certifi ed that suffi cient funds are available Nay: Tracey DeVico Taverner, CFO authorizing the above are on fi le and available fi le a responsive pleading. You shall fi le your for public inspection in the offi ce of the Clerk of Answer and Proof of Service in duplicate with I, Kimberly Krauss, Township Clerk of the the Board of Chosen Freeholders. the Clerk of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Township of Middle, Cape May County, do Hughes Justice Complex, P.O. Box 971, Tren- ATTEND COLLEGE ONLINE hereby certify the foregoing to be a true and Elizabeth Bozzelli ton, New Jersey 08625, in accordance with correct copy of a Resolution adopted by the Clerk of the Board the Rules of Civil Practice and Procedure. FROM HOME AIRLINES ARE Township Committee at a meeting of said ΎDĞĚŝĐĂů͕ΎƵƐŝŶĞƐƐ͕ΎƌŝŵŝŶĂů:ƵƐƟĐĞ͕Ύ,ŽƐƉŝƚĂůŝƚLJ͘ Middle Township Committee, held on January 1x Fee=$20.66 02/06/13 This action has been commenced and is :ŽďƉůĂĐĞŵĞŶƚĂƐƐŝƐƚĂŶĐĞ͘ŽŵƉƵƚĞƌĂǀĂŝůĂďůĞ͘ HIRING 23, 2013 and said Resolution was adopted by ______pending to foreclose a mortgage and recover &ŝŶĂŶĐŝĂůŝĚŝĨƋƵĂůŝĮĞĚ͘^,sĂƵƚŚŽƌŝnjĞĚ͘ not less than a two-thirds vote of the members SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY possession of certain lands and premises, dƌĂŝŶĨŽƌŚĂŶĚƐŽŶǀŝĂƟŽŶĂƌĞĞƌ͘ of the Township Committee. CHANCERY DIVISION as follows: The mortgage being foreclosed Call 888-220-5975 CAPE MAY COUNTY is dated May 10, 2005 and made by John D. www.CenturaOnline.com &ĂƉƉƌŽǀĞĚƉƌŽŐƌĂŵ͘ Witness my hand and seal of the Township of Hill and Joanne Hill to Ameriquest Mortgage Middle, this 23rd day of January, 2013 DOCKET NO.: F-002213-13 Company which Mortgage was recorded in &ŝŶĂŶĐŝĂůĂŝĚŝĨƋƵĂůŝĮĞĚͲ:ŽďƉůĂĐĞŵĞŶƚĂƐƐŝƐƚĂŶĐĞ͘ the Cape May County Clerk’s Offi ce on June >>ǀŝĂƟŽŶ/ŶƐƟƚƵƚĞŽĨDĂŝŶƚĞŶĂŶĐĞ Kimberly Krauss, Township Clerk DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST 21, 2005 in Mortgage Book M4139 at Page 877-564-4204 COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE FOR ARGENT 891, et seq. The lands and premises affected 1x Fee=$42.53 02/06/13 SECURITIES INC., ASSET-BACKED PASS- by this action and for which possession is ______THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2003- sought are commonly known as Lot 79.01 TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE W9, Block 348 in the Township of Upper, com- Outer Banks, NC Vacation Homes! COUNTY OF CAPE MAY PLAINTIFF, monly known as 1901 Route 50, Tuckahoe, STATE OF NEW JERSEY vs. NJ 08250. RICHARD FRANCIS CONLEY AND KELLY Over 500 Vacation Homes, RESOLUTION 75-13 GRIFFITH CONLEY, HIS WIFE; ROBERT If you are unable to obtain an attorney, you from Duck to Kill Devil Hills to FILIPE, WESTSIDE FOODS LLC T/A WEST- may contact the Lawyer Referral Service of rindley Corolla, Outer Banks, Oceanfront Date: January 23, 2013 SIDE WHOLESALE MEATS; STATE OF NEW the County of Venue by calling 609-463-0313. JERSEY If you cannot afford an attorney, you may com- each to Soundfront, Private Pools, Subject: AWARD OF BID – DISPOSAL OF DEFENDANTS municate with the Legal Services Offi ce of the VACATIONS & SALES Hot Tubs, Pets and More… RECYCLE MATERIALS TAKEN TO A CLASS County of Venue by calling 609-465-3001. NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS: Book Online at www.brindleybeach.com B RECYCLING FACILITY AND MATERI- ALS PICKED UP OR DELIVERED FROM A SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF NEW JER- You, Diana Olivera, are made a party de- Did your job give you 1-877-642-3224 CLASS B RECYCLING FACILITY SEY TO: fendant to this foreclosure action by virtue “SERVICE FIRST… FUN ALWAYS!” Introduced By: Mayor Lockwood of any interest you may have in the subject Lung Cancer? Seconded By: ROBERT FILIPE, WESTSIDE FOODS LLC property by reason of a lien, encumbrance, or Committeemember Donohue T/A WESTSIDE WHOLESALE MEATS otherwise which may be perfected against the If you suffer from Mesothelioma or Lung Cancer, and were exposed Vote-Aye: Committeemember DeLanzo, property being foreclosed and for any right, to asbestos on the job – even decades ago – you may be entitled to Committeemember Donohue, YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND title, claim or interest you may have in, to or compensation (even if you were a smoker)! against said mortgaged premises.  Mayor Lockwood REQUIRED to serve upon MILSTEAD & AS- Contact the law firm of Weitz & Luxenberg today for a free and confidential Nay: SOCIATES, LLC, attorneys for plaintiff, whose consultation. We have won billions in verdicts and settlements, and it address is Woodland Falls Corporate Park, Dated: February 6, 2013 costs you nothing up front if we accept your case. $UWLVWV‡&UDIWHUV‡9HQGRUV WHEREAS, it has been deemed necessary 220 Lake Drive East, Suite 301, Cherry Hill, 0$-251< 1-6WUHHW)DLUV &UDIW6KRZV to request bids for the cost associated with NJ 08002, (856) 482-1400, an answer to the Clerk of the Superior Court delivering recyclable materials to a Class B Complaint in Foreclosure fi led in a Civil Action, Jennifer M. Perez We’re with you – every step of the way! recycling facility and also for cost associated in which Deutsche Bank National Trust Com- 1x Fee=$46.17 02/06/13 700 BROADWAY | NEW YORK, NY 10003 upon picking of materials or delivery from a pany, as Trustee for Argent Securities Inc., 888-411-LAWS Class B recycling facility Asset-Backed Pass-Through Certifi cates, ______USE YOUR SMART PHONE TO Series 2003-W9, is plaintiff, and Richard SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY SCAN THIS CODE FOR MORE WWW.LUNGCANCERTRUSTS.COM WHEREAS, bids were received on December Francis Conley and Kelly Griffi th Conley, et al. ATTORNEY ADVERTISING. Prior results do not guarantee a future outcome. If no recovery, no fees or costs are charged, unless prohibited by State Law or Rule.  ‡$SSOLFDWLRQV‡KWWSZZZ6WUHHW)DLUVFRP 19, 2012, and are defendants, pending in the Superior Court (Page A46 Please) Herald Newspapers February 6 2013 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A45 Property Transfers Recorded In County Clerk’s Offi ce Between January 21, and January 27, 2013 Property Transfers Recorded In County Clerk’s Office between January 21, and January 27, 2013 Seller Buyer Property Address Price AVALON HOME FOR SALE YEAR ROUND Scott J. & Sandra F. Mayer Gina & Gregory Holsinger 250 60th St. $ 2,525,000 Rooms For Rent- RENTAL

Average: $ 2,525,000 Total For Avalon: $ 2,525,000 WILDWOOD: Single rooms, Year Round Rental- CAPE MAY TV, micro., fridge. $125 per week. Util. incl. SS vouch- AVALON Robert & Roseann Britcher Michael & Mary Campbell 10 Congress St., Unit 204 $ 680,000 ers accepted. Please call Average: $ 680,000 Total For Cape May: $ 680,000 908-601-7423 2 - 3 BR, 1 Ba., 1st fl oor CAPE MAY POINT of duplex. Gas heat. Non- Home For Sale- — WebID #: 252845 smoking, refs. 856-467- Thomas W. Nason II E. Carlton Jameson 509 C Pearl Ave. $ 300,000 4659 14 HIDDEN LAKE DRIVE Average: $ 300,000 Total For Cape May Point: $ 300,000 Cape May Court House SPACE FOR RENT — WebID #: 252248 DENNIS Hidden Lake Estates. Phase I sold out! Phase II starting Space for Rent- Year Round Rental- Robert Hughes Craig M. & Denise Cimino 28 Edwards Creek Dr. $ 55,000 w/4 br, 2.5 bath Sandpiper Average: $ 55,000 Total For Dennis: $ 55,000 model on 1.32 acre lot. AVALON AVALON $479,900. LOWER TOWNSHIP Jersey Cape Realty 1st fl oor retail/offi ce. 900 Close to shopping & beach- th 609-884-5800 101 Briarwood Ave LLC Floyd M. & Marcy A. Clark 2702 4 Ave. $ 140,000 sq. ft. $1350/mo. 609-425- es. 3 bedroom, 2 bath 7311. Harbortown Resort Marina David McGinley 900 Ocean Dr. $ 10,000 townhouse. W/D, dw, A/C, — WebID #: 251838 $1800/month + utilities. No Barbara & Sharon Mericle Karl & Susan Daniels Sr. 3608 Bayshore Rd. $ 150,000 — WebID #: 252242 pets. 609-425-7311 Cape Realty Advisors LLC Chares E. & Nancy S. Kerr 222 W Pacific Ave. $ 222,000 Space for Rent- Estate of Gloria Brewster Richard Ingham 1705 Star Ave. $ 95,000 — WebID #: 252239 Dawn Kettenring 101 Briarwood LLC 10 Village Rd. $ 85,000 NORTH WILDWOOD 610 New Jersey Ave. Franklin & Cheryl Kurtz Mark & Jennifer McPherson 662 Crawford Ln. $ 90,000 (Formerly Shore Couture) Year Round Rental- Ruthanne & Frank Hyson Christopher Denham 911 Carol Ave. $ 60,000 Federal National Mortgage Michael & Kathleen Satt 223 Deborah Ln. $ 149,900 Home for Sale- Offi ce/retail space for rent. CAPE MAY AREA 1500 sq. ft. Prime location. Large estate home on se- Average: $ 111,322 Total For Lower Township: $ 1,001,900 Cape May Court House 609-523-0104 cluded lot. Newly reno- MIDDLE TOWNSHIP 3 bed 2 bath loaded with up- vated. 3 BR, 2 1/2 Bas., grades. Central Air & Heat. — WebID #: 252741 garage, A/C & heat pump, NVR Inc. Camille Disclafani 1604 Tidewater Ave. $ 210,190 Fully furnished. Located in washer, dryer, refrig. Refs., Space For Rent- Ronald & Marie T. Floria Stanley & Margaret Doniger 608 Tidewater Ave. $ 215,000 town ? walk to everything. 1st month, last month & Priced at $249,900. Call sec. dep req’d. $1525/mo. Rocco D. & Joan Camilli John D. & Karen C. Zigler 426 Fern Rd. $ 253,000 Steve at Sea Isle Offi ce Space: Op- + util. Call Maria, 609-886- rd Weichert Realtors portunity for offi ce rental in 6035 ext 16 Mae Enterprises LLC Robert & Eunice Hudzik 219 3 Ave. $ 76,000 Hoey Group desireable part of Sea Isle. For more information please Average: $ 188,548 Total For Middle Township: $ 754,190 609-675-4686 WebID #: 252876 call 610-547-6775 — NORTH WILDWOOD Year Round Rental- th — WebID #: 252883 Thomas & Theresa Kaps Mark & Gretchen Finley 220 E 25 Ave., Unit 152 $ 67,000 — WebID #: 252460 CAPE MAY Estate of William Sablich Anita M. Sablich 1205 Surf Ave., Unit 4 $ 95,000 MOBILE HOME WINTER RENTAL Carlos & Nancy Moreira John & Joanne Caruno 311 Anglesea Dr. $ 1,385,000 LT Schools, 2 BR home, th Mobile Home- screened porch, A/C, quiet Mark & Patty Deusenberry Ryan T. Mackfee 417 E 19 Ave., Unit 404 $ 115,000 Winter Rental- neighborhood, easy access Average: $ 415,000 Total For North Wildwood $ 1,662,000 CAPE MAY CT. HSE. to GSP, Rt. 9, canal. No OCEAN CITY Briarwood Comm. New ***** pets. 1 1/2 mo. sec. Proof DW, 2 BR, 2 Bath. $79,000. NORTH WILDWOOD of income. Refs. $1100 + Anthony T. Mark, et al Robert J. Pino Sr 348 Asbury Ave. $ 385,000 Financing avail. 609-463- JAN-MAY 2013 3BR fully utils. 201-523-0343 Anthony & Diane Guzzo Steven W. Schenk, et al 21 Walnut Rd. $ 2,125,000 0207 furnished condo, basic cable, WIFI, and water in- — WebID #: 252166 John Rybas, et al 4845 Central Avenue Trust 4845 Central Ave. $ 3,090,000 WebID #: 252753 cluded $875/month. 215- th — Deborah Schenk Michael & Diane Thompson 201-03 20 St., Unit B $ 488,500 778-0517 Gertrude B. Mannherz T & T Properties LLC 3208 West Ave. $ 380,000 PARK MODEL ***** CONDO for Sale th or RENT? Thomas & Dolores Shaw Thomas P. Shaw III 12 E 6 St., Unit 10 $ 115,000 Park Model- — WebID #: 252109 Reach seasonal & year Roberta Usher Dennis & Francine Sabella 233 Bay Ave., Unit 1 $ 365,000 around renters with Average: $ 992,643 Total For Ocean City: $ 6,948,500 2 BR furn. park model trailer an ad in the Herald. with full kit., Fla. room, front Get the best value for SEA ISLE CITY porch on large lot. Reno- Office hours your money! th vated. Acorn Campground. 9am to 5pm Anthony Severino Michael & Kathleen Smith 130 87 St., Unit B $ 490,000 Mon.-Fri. PPlacelace yyourour aadd ttoday.oday. Discounted $17,500. 609- 8886-860086-8600 ext.ext. 3333 oorr 3344 Redfern Ocean LLC William & Teri McMasters 4700 Central Ave., North Unit $ 687,500 313-9051 Average: $ 588,750 Total For Sea Isle City: $ 1,177,500 — WebID #: 252424 STONE HARBOR The Jarmix LLC Michael & Elizabeth Pepitone 9500 Sunset Dr. $ 617,500 ROOMS FOR RENT Average: $ 617,500 Total For Stone Harbor: $ 617,500 WEST CAPE MAY Rooms For Rent- HANNEL’S SLM Financial Corp. Nicholas F. Caruso 717 Broadway Ave., Unit 3 $ 487,000 CMCH: Roommate wanted to share house. Private en- C Average: $ 487,000 Total For West Cape May: $ 487,000 Apartments trance, 20’ x 8’ room. Use WILDWOOD of entire house, full bath, Professionally Managed Bella Mar Properties LLC Carl A. Donato 403 W Tacony Rd. $ 445,000 kitchen & cable. Laundry room on site. Off street 2 BEDROOM SPECIAL Average: $ 445,000 Total For Wildwood: $ 445,000 parking. Rear yard w/nice 2ND MONTH FREE WILDWOOD CREST lot. No smoking, no drugs. $625/month, all util incl. 1/2 OFF SECURITY DEPOSIT Montgomery Pointe Lawrence A. Valenzano, et al 104 E Palm Rd., Unit 104 $ 425,000 Call 610-656-9747 Allen E. Taylor Robert G. Tisone, et al 128 E Lavendar Rd. $ 270,000 th — WebID #: 252438 1 BEDROOM Elinor L. Manning 217 West 13 Avenue LLC 7300 Seaview Ave. $ 300,000 $ 00 Rooms For Rent- 825 John & Elizabeth Diridolfo Laura B. Turner 138 W Cresse Ave. $ 375,000 John & Kellie Karch Andrew J. Grosso 401 E Stanton Rd., Unit 204 $ 345,000 WILDWOOD CREST, sum- mer 2013: Share shore home 2 BEDROOM Marjorie & Donald Breder Richard & Patricia Lahey 7000 Park Blvd. $ 999,000 with group of adults (age 50 $ 00 Michael Bonometti Blue Bee Pro LLC 116 E Farragut Rd. $ 400,000 +). 1/2 share $1300/8 alter- 895 nating weeks or full share • Air Conditioning Average: $ 444,857 Total For Wildwood Crest: $ 3,114,000 $2600/16 weeks. Call Linda Now Accepting COUNTY TOTAL: $ 19,767,590 215-499-2077 • Swimming Pool Small Pets Compilation © 2013 Seawave Corporation Source Data: Cape May County Clerk's Offi ce Abstracts • Laundry Facilities — WebID #: 252133 • Heat/Hot Water Included TO PLACE Real Estate Correction A CLASSIFIED AD (609) 884-0026 The average real estate property transfer transaction price in Avalon was $1,752,500 between Jan. 14-20. CALL 886-8600 3910 Bayshore Rd., N. Cape May 2013. An incorrect fi gure was reported Jan. 30. EXT. 33 OR 34 Located near the Cape May Lewes Ferry A46 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Real Estate Classifi ed Herald Newspapers February 6 2013 Search Real Estate at www.CapeMay CountyHerald.com

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Year Round Rental- West Cape May: Newly Year Round Rental- PUBLIC NOTICES Renovated 1BR, LR, DR, ______Township of Dennis, Cape May County, New W-D new heat and cent WILDWOOD CREST: Lovely (From Page A44) PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT SEALED DEL HAVEN Jersey, designated as Block 247, Lot 3, and BIDS, ADDRESSED TO THE COUNTY AD- air, Ref & Micro. Located 1st fl r. apt. Ideal location. LAW DIVISION 498 Kings Highway, South Seaville, Township 14 Lehigh Road Notice is hereby given that bid proposals will MINISTRATOR, WILL BE RECEIVED UP TO CAPE MAY COUNTY of Dennis, Cape May County, New Jersey, on quiet street. Walk to CM No pets, no smoking. $550/ be received via the Internet until 10:00:59 A.M. 2:00PM PREVAILING TIME, ON FEBRU- New house for rent. 3 bed- designated as Block 247, Lot 2 on the Tax shopping and restaurants. mo. + util. Refs. a must. on 2/28/13, downloaded, and publicly opened ARY 20, 2013 AT WHICH TIME THEY WILL rooms, 2 1/2 baths, washer/ DOCKET NO. CPM L 574-12 Map of the Township of Dennis. BE PUBLICLY OPENED AND READ IN $850. month. Call 609-408- 609-729-7670 and read, from Bidders classifi ed under dryer, fully equipped kitch- N.J.S.A. 27:7-35.1 et seq.; in the CONFER- THE CAUCUS/FREEHOLDERS’ MEETING 5315. CIVIL ACTION DATED: January 31, 2013 ROOM IN THE ADMINISTRATION BUILD- en, gas heat. $1,400/mo FINAL JUDGMENT ENCE ROOM-A, 1st Floor F & A Building, New Jersey Department of Transportation, 1035 ING, 4 MOORE ROAD, CAPE MAY COURT + util (sewer, water & trash — WebID #: 252689 By: James H. Pickering, Jr., Esquire HOUSE, NEW JERSEY, 08210, FOR THE IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION Parkway Avenue, Trenton, NJ 08625; for: removal included). Call 609- WebID #: 252476 Attorney for Applicant FOLLOWING: — OF: NATTLINE ALONDA JACKSON South Seaville United Methodist Church Electrical Underground Structures South Con- 374-4093 498 Kings Highway tract 2013; Various Locations, PROVIDE AN INTEGRATED PEST MAN- TO ASSUME THE NAME OF: P.O. Box 100 Counties of Atlantic, Burlington, Camden, AGEMENT PROGRAM FOR THE COUNTY Year Round Rental- NATALEE ALONDA JACKSON South Seaville, NJ 08246 Cape May, Cumberland, Gloucester, Mercer, OF CAPE MAY — WebID #: 252834 (609)624-2900 Year Round Rental- NATTLINE ALONDA JACKSON, date of birth Middlesex, Monmouth and Salem 100% State BID FORMS, INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS, Year Round Rental- Wildwood Crest being February 12, 1962 and having made 1x Fee=$18.22 02/06/13 DP No: 13406 SPECIFICATIONS AND OTHER BIDDING WILDWOOD Quiet neighborhood 2nd fl . application to this Court by a duly verifi ed ______DOCUMENTS MAY BE EXAMINED OR complaint for a Judgment authorizing her to NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING OBTAINED AT THE OFFICE OF THE PUR- 1 BR Apt. Incl Heat, Water assume the name of NATALEE ALONDA Bidders are required to comply with the Dennisville requirements of P.L. 1975, c. 127 N.J.A.C CHASING AGENT, KIM ALLEN, DURING 3 BR, 1 BA, 2nd FL REAR, and use of Deck. $745/mo. JACKSON and it appearing to the Court that DENNIS TOWNSHIP 1 bedroom apartment, 17:27. NORMAL OFFICE HOURS AT THE ABOVE Must have good credit and she has complied with all of the provisions of CONSOLIDATED LAND USE BOARD ADDRESS OR THE COUNTY’S PROCURE- $700/ month plus electric. 4202 Hudson Ave. Central N.J.S.A. 2A:52-1 et seq., and the Rules of references. Please email in- The awarded bidder must provide a com- MENT PORTAL LOCATED AT Security & references a air, W/D, new carpet, avail. Court being satisfi ed thereof and that there is PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the undersigned pleted Contractor Certifi cation and Disclosure WWW.CAPEMAYCOUNTYGOV.NET immed. NO pets, $1000/mo quiries to no reasonable objection thereto; has fi led an Application with the Consolidated must. No pets. Call (609) of Political Contribution Form(s) according to Land Use Board of the Township of Dennis + utils, $1500 SD. 609-780- AtTheShoreNJ both P.L 2005, C.51 and Executive Order No. THE BOARD RESERVES THE RIGHT TO 861-2956. IT IS ON THIS 22nd day of January, 2013 which requests a use variance to permit the 117 within fourteen (14) days from the award REJECT ANY OR ALL BIDS IN WHOLE 5378 L/M for Dave @comcast.net ORDERED AND ADJUDGED that NATT- construction of a 1400sf dwelling intended as date. Executive Order No: 117 is effective OR IN PART AND TO WAIVE SUCH IN- LINE ALONDA JACKSON be and is hereby a “mother-in-law” dwelling on a lot currently on November 15, 2008. Pursuant to N.J.S.A. FORMALITIES AS MAY BE PERMITTED — WebID #: 252569 authorized to assume the name of NATALEE developed with a single family residential WebID #: 252783 52:32-44, all bidders must be registered with BY LAW. — WebID #: 252863 — ALONDA JACKSON from and after this date dwelling which is proposed to also remain on the New Jersey Department of Treasury, of February 21, 2013. the lot. The lot is in the VR zone. These are Division of Revenue, Business Registration, BIDDERS ARE REQUIRED TO COMPLY Year Round Rental- the only variances or waivers required for the as of the date of bids. The awarded bidder WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF N.J.S.A. FURTHER ORDERED that within 20 days af- proposed project; however, it is possible that must provide proof of valid business registra- 10:5-31 ET SEQ. AND N.J.A.C. 17:27 Year Round Rental- ter the date hereof said Plaintiffs, cause a copy the reviewing Board will determine that other tion within fourteen (14) days from the award WILDWOOD of this Judgment to be published in the Cape variances and waivers are required. Applicant date. Pursuant to the “Public Works Contrac- GERALD M. THORNTON May County Herald and within 45 days after therefore also requests any and all other vari- tor Registration Act”, N.J.S.A. 34:11-56.48 et Director of the Board Dennisville- the entry of this Judgment, fi le an Affi davit of ances and waivers that may be deemed nec- seq. (P.L. 2003, c. 91), all bidders must be 4 BR apt. 1 1/2 Ba. $1300/ publication thereof with the Clerk of Superior essary. The address of the subject property is Ranch Style Home registered with the New Jersey Department 1x Fee=$21.87 02/06/13 mo. + elec. & gas. 215-450- Court, and a certifi ed copy of this Judgment 356 Main Street, South Seaville, Township of of Labor, Division of Wage and Hour Compli- ______with the Department of Treasury pursuant Dennis, Cape May County, New Jersey, and 4526 ance, at the time of bid. The awarded bidder DENNIS TOWNSHIP FIRE DISTRICT #1 to the provisions of the statute and Rules of designated as Block 246, Lot 4 on the Tax March 2013, 3 BR, 2 Full must provide proof of PWCR within fourteen NOTICE OF ELECTION Court in such case made and provided. Map of the Township of Dennis. Bath, fi replace, wshr/dryer, (14) days from the award date. — WebID #: 252426 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on the 16th attic, 2 car gar., large deck, IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the pub- A PUBLIC HEARING has been set down for The Department, in accordance with Title VI day of February, 2013, Dennis Township Fire lished version of the Final Judgment shall not Thursday, February 28, 2013 at 7:00 p.m. at Geo-therm Heat/A/C, En- Year Round Rental- Civil Rights Act of 1964, 78 Stat. 252 U.S.C., District #1, at the Ocean View Fire House, release the Plaintiff’s social security number. the Dennis Township Municipal Building, 571 ergy Star home, large yd., 1 Year Round Rental- 49 C.F.R., Parts 21 and 23 issued pursuant to between the hours of 2:00 p.m. and 9:00 Petersburg Road, Dennisville, New Jersey, at such Act, and Section 504 of the Rehabilita- p.m., shall hold an election for the election of acre wood lot, near school. J. Christopher Gibson, J.S.C. which time the public may appear and pres- WILDWOOD AREA tion Act of 1973 will afford minority business Commissioners and approval of its fi scal year ent any testimony on the granting of the ap- $1500/mo. + utils. 609- enterprises full opportunity to submit bids in 2013 budget, which proposes an amount 2 BR apt. Quiet area. Park- WILDWOOD 1x Fee=$25.52 02/06/13 plication. raised by taxation of $368,000.00. 408-8383 ______response to this invitation and will not dis- ing, yard. $1,100 per month criminate against any bidder on the grounds LIONS CENTER NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION THE APPLICATION and plans are on fi le in + util, 1 month escrow. No of race, color, sex, national origin, or handicap Robert Clayton the Offi ce of the Administrator of the above- WebID #: 252726 Senior Apartments in the project award. Secretary — smoking, no pets. Pursuant to state law, the following is a partial mentioned board, and are available for in- listing of items in storage units which will be spection in her offi ce at 571 Petersburg Road, 215-429-0519 rd Plans, specifi cations, and bidding information 1x Fee=$8.50 02/06/13 Year Round Rental- New sold at a Public Auction February 23 , 2013 at Dennisville, New Jersey, during the hours of for the proposed work are available at Bid ______9:00 A.M. at AAA Storage/Shunpike Storage, 9:00 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. on regular business LOWER AGE Express website www.bidx.com. You must DENNIS TOWNSHIP FIRE DISTRICT #2 — WebID #: 252244 627 Shunpike Road, Cape May, New Jersey days. NOTICE OF ELECTION ERMA 08204, (609) 884-7077. For directions please subscribe to use this service. To subscribe, follow the instructions on the web site. Fees Requirement! call in advance. Offi ce hours vary. Operator DATED: January 31, 2013 Large 2 BR apt, W/D hook- Year Round Rental- apply to downloading documents and plans PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on the 16th reserves the right to bid and to set minimum and bidding access. The fee schedule is day of February, 2013, Dennis Township Fire up. No pets, no smoking. bids. This ad will appear in this newspaper on By: James H. Pickering, Jr., Esquire * Studio Apts from th th available on the web site. All fees are directly District #2, at the Dennisville Fire House, Sec. & refs.. $1025/mo. February 6 and February 20 , 2013. Please Attorney for Applicant Wildwood Crest payable to Bid Express. Plans, specifi cations, between the hours of 2:00 p.m. and 9:00 $486 to $561 call prior to auction to confi rm. Winifred Joan Daley 610-446-0197 and bidding information may be inspected p.m., shall hold an election for the election of 498 Kings Highway * 1 Bedrooms (BUT NOT OBTAINED) by contracting orga- commissioners and approval of its fi scal year 1 bedroom apt. overlooking Unit #40 – Ronald Taylor P.O. Box 100 nizations at our Design Field Offi ces at the 2013 budget, which proposes an amount from $624 to $678 Items: Washer/Dryer, Bed, Furniture, Clothes, South Seaville, NJ 08246 WebID #: 252430 Sunset Lake. Non-smoking following locations: raised by taxation of 246,025.00. — Personal Items (609)624-2900 premises, no pets. 1st fl oor, Utilities Included Year Round Rental- 200 Stierli Court Kyle Prosser LR, 1 bed, eat-in kit., brand 2x Fee=$19.44 1x Fee=$26.73 02/06/13 Mt. Arlington, NJ 07856 Secretary 02/06, 02/20/13 ______new full bath. Gas hot water Pick up application Phone: 973-601-6690 ______NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC 1x Fee=$8.50 02/06/13 LINKS AT baseboard heat included, in offi ce NOTICE OF ACTION TAKEN One Executive Campus Rt. 70 West ______C/A. $850 a month. Unfur- OFFICE HOURS AVALON 3300 New Jersey Ave. Cherry Hill, NJ 08002 NOTICE DENNIS TOWNSHIP AND nished/ furnished; negotia- Phone: 856-486-6623 Wildwood CONSOLIDATED LAND USE BOARD TAX DUPLICATE Pursuant to state law, a sale will be held at A 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath. ble. 1st, last, sec. deposit. 609-729-1111 New Jersey Department of Transportation Safe Keeping Self Storage, 1007 Rt. 9 South, Call 609-522-5028. Lv a PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Consolidat- The Assessor’s Offi ce in Middle Township is Available Jan. 1. $1750/ Division of Procurement Cape May Court House, New Jersey on Feb- ed Land Use Board of the Township of Den- open to the public Monday through Friday msg.. Bureau of Construction Services ruary 21, 2013 at 10:00 AM. The following month + utilities. 609-465- nis, at its regularly scheduled meeting held 8:30 am to 4:00 pm, except for such Holidays WebID #: 252739 1035 Parkway Avenue goods will be sold: 3823 — on Thursday, January 24, 2013, approved that the Township Municipal Building will be PO Box 600 resolutions memorializing its decisions made closed. — WebID #: 252841 Trenton, NJ 08625 Wes Tommassello – Unit #G135: 4 wheel at its regularly scheduled meeting held on cart, hope chest, curio cabinet, bureau, WebID #: 252149 November 15, 2012, which granted to South The Middle Township Tax Duplicate for 2013 — 3x Fee=$127.58 games, headboard, tool chest, desk, wood Year Round Rental- Seaville United Methodist Church preliminary will be available for public viewing on Febru- 02/06, 02/13, 02/20/13 chairs, toys, dresser, dart board, tackle box, and fi nal site plan approval, with certain vari- ary 8, 2013 in the Tax Assessor’s offi ce for the Year Round Rental- ______other/miscellaneous ances and waivers, and minor subdivision same hours as above. Year Round Rental- SPEC. # 13 WILDWOOD approval which changed lot lines with an ad- 2x Fee=$14.58 jacent property in order to rebuild the South Lee Ann Russ, C.T.A. NORTH CAPE MAY ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS 02/06, 02/13/13 Seaville United Methodist Church which was Tax Assessor ______WILDWOOD CREST Well kept 2nd fl r, 1 BR apt destroyed by fi re on the premises located at BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS CAPE MAY COUNTY – NEW JERSEY Capewoods. 3 bedroom, avail 2/1. Driveway & yard 115 Corson Tavern Road, South Seaville, 1x Fee=$9.72 02/06/13 2 bath, sunroom, garage, 1 BR cottage remodeled, in nice residential area close central air. On quiet, wood- LR, lg. BR, new tile ba. w/d, to shopping. Call Nick, 609- ed cul-de-sac street. No gas heat & C/A. No pets. 536-0074. pets, no smoking. $1500/ $775/mo. + sec. dep. Good location. Call 609-741-0937 TO PLACE A month + utilities. Security & — WebID #: 252299 MAKE SOME references required. 610-357-9822 — WebID #: 252847

— WebID #: 252450 Year Round Rental- CLASSIFIED Year Round Rental- WILDWOOD

Year Round Rental- WILDWOOD CREST Year round, beautiful 4 BR, 2 1/2 ba., elevator, wheel North Wildwood Condo 3 AD 1st fl oor, updated 1 bed- chair accessible, w/d, 2 car CA$H bdr, 1 bath. $1250 + util., room apartment, unfur- garage. $1600/mo. + utils. Place a 1.5 sec. credit check/ref nished. $825 per month, 124 W. Roberts Ave. 609- req. Call 609-517-2484 utilities included. Security 553-3048 classi¿ ed ad deposit required. No pets, no smoking. — WebID #: 252731 — WebID #: 252816 to sell those CALL Call 609-846-1025 unused items — WebID #: 252897 Year Round Rental- HERALD ADS WORK! that are 886-8600 Villas 3BR Rental 3BR - 1 Herald Offi ce Hours are 9 to 5 / Monday to Friday gathering dust! bath year round rental in Villas. Fenced in yard and Don’t Shell Out 1-car garage. $1150 per Call Rachel or Janet, month - 1st month and se- a Lot of Cash. EXT. 33 curity required. Please call 609-886-8600 Mike at 609-972-6048 for Use the ext 33 or 34 details. Herald Classifi eds. or go online: — WebID #: 252673 OR 34 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com HERALD ADS WORK! Call 609-886-8600 Herald Newspapers February 6 2013 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A47

CALLAHAN, PATRICK J., invited to her Viewing Sat., 71, of Villas, January 26, February 9, 10-10:45 A.M. SUPPORT GROUPS 2013. He was and area resi- Obituaries followed by her Funeral dent since 1980. Mass 11 A.M. at St. Do- www.evoy nato Church, 403 N. 65th (From Page A30) 7:30 p.m. Call 800-992- 7 p.m. Mondays in Confer- funeralhome.com. The Herald publishes who submit information St. Philadelphia, PA 19151. 0401. ence Room 5, located on brief death notices free must provide the funeral Interment Holy Cross Cem- 96th and beach. For infor- the ground floor of Cape DEVER, ROGER JOHN, 96, and paid obituaries for home name. Obituaries etery. mation call 609-368-2692. Nicotine Anonymous: Regional Medical Center, of Ocean View, January 31, $2.36 per line. Obituaries are posted to the Herald Contributions in her mem- 3:30-4:30 p.m., 113 W. Oak 463-4043. 2013. He served in the US are submitted by funeral website at various times ory to the Ronald McDon- ald House 1901 Rockland FRIDAY Ave., Wildwood. Call Joe at Air Force during WWII. homes; family members during the day. Road Wilmington, DE 729-9145. Narcotics Anonymous: EASTMAN, DENNIS, 60, 19803 would be appreci- Al-Anon Meeting: North meets every Monday evening of Cape May, January 26, ated. Wildwood, 8-9 p.m. Com- S.L.A.A. Meeting: S.L.A.A. at 6 p.m. in St. Barnabas by 2013. www.danjolell.com munity Center, 10th and (Sex and Love Addicts Anon- the Bay Church, 13 W. Bates www.spilker Central avenues. Contact ymous) 12-Step meeting, 7 Ave., Villas. For information, funeralhome.com RUHLMANN, RICHARD Mary at 523-0304. p.m. in the Old Court House call 1-800-992-0401. G., 81, of Cape May Court Building, 11 North Main St. FLETCHER, SHIRLEY ANN, House, January 22, 2013. Alzheimer’s Support on Saturday nights. Cape May County Brain 77, of Wildwood, January SAVARD, PETER JOSEPH, Group: 2 p.m., Ocean City Injury Support Group: sec- 31, 2013. She was a school 62 of Wildwood passed Senior Center. Call 399- AA Came to Believe, 9:30 ond Monday of the month bus driver for Lower Cape away peacefully at home 2099. a.m.; Open Discussion noon; at the Victoria Commons, May Regional Schools. with his loving family by his Speaker meeting, 6:30 p.m. www.evoy 610 Townbank Road, North side on January 30, 2013 Al-Anon: 10 a.m. Parish Big Book meeting 8:30 p.m. Cape May from 6 to 8 p.m. funeralhome.com. MINNIX, CORINNE (Mc- RACHFALSKI, ANTOI- after a courageous battle House, St. Mary Episcopal Spiritual and open discussion No registration or fee. For CLURE) passed away after with cancer. FLOUNDERS, JOHN A. NETTE (nee Carbone), age Church, Third Ave. and 95th midnight. Twelfth Street information call Alecia Bren- a long and satisfying life on Ingersoll-Greenwood FH St., Stone Harbor. Call 800- House, 113 West Oak Ave., nan, group leader, at 609- “Jack”, 71, of Cape May January 14, 2013. She and 95 of Springfi eld formerly 344-2666. Wildwood. 886-6200 ext. 367. Court House, February 1, her husband, Bruce Minnix, of Overbrook, on February 2013. He owned and oper- were living in their home 1, 2013. STAMPER, DINA MARIE Wife of the late Joseph J. Cocaine Anonymous: Overeaters Anonymous: AA Step Meeting: 9:30 ated the Sand Bar Florist in next door to their daughter, (NEE FRAZIER), age 40, of Rachfalski and mother of meeting every Friday at 10 a.m. Saturdays, Cape a.m.; Big Book, noon; Living Avalon. Tracy Minnix, in North Con- Villas, January 31, 2013. www.evoy way, NH. the late Daniel J. Rachfalski, the First Baptist Church of Island Baptist Church, Cape Sober 6:30 p.m. Step meet- TYRRELL, MARY K. “MAE”, funeralhome.com. Corinne was born (1924) Sr. and Joanne Voelker. Wildwood, 230 E. Maple May (Stockton Place and ing 8:30 p.m. Twelfth Step 10, of Ocean City, January and raised in the Panhandle Survived by her daughter- Ave. at 7 p.m. Call 1-866- Columbia). For information, House, 113 West Oak Ave., 26, 2013. of Texas, a place always in-law Sylvia Rachfalski and 777-0983. call Bobbie 898-8756. Wildwood. JONES, COLETTE, 52, near and dear to her heart. her son-in-law Frederick VAUGHAN, DONNA MARIE, of Cape May, February 2, She survived the “Dust Voelker, her grandchildren 57, of Wildwood, February Healing Rooms of Cape AA Big Book, 9:30 a.m.; Women’s Divorce Recov- 2013. She was an area resi- Bowl’ and “Great Depres- Lori Backall (Steven), Dan- 1, 2013. She was a lifelong May County: Inter-denomi- Big Book 6:30 p.m. Living ery: Today and every Monday dent for 47 years. sion” years in the Panhandle iel J. Rachfalski Jr. (Caro- area resident. national prayer ministry for Sober 8:30 p.m. Twelfth Step for 12 weeks from 7-8:30 www.evoy emerging with vivid stories. line) and Joelle Voelker, her www.evoy healing of the sick. Fridays House, 113 West Oak Ave., p.m. at the Second Cape funeralhome.com. She was the only child of great grandchildren Jillian funeralhome.com. 3-8 p. m. West entrance Wildwood. May Baptist Church, Fel- Lillie Belle (Logue) McClure (Brian), Steven, Courtney of First Assembly of God, lowship Hall, 600 S. Shore and (Jesse) Thomas Mc- and Megan, her great-great YOUNG, ANDRA R., 36, KING, JANET R., 92, of 1068 Seashore Road, North SUNDAY Road, Marmora. $12 regis- Clure. Her father died when grandchildren Lucas and of Woodbine, January 30, Stone Harbor, February 4, Cape May. No fees. No ap- tration fee includes divorce she was about 3 1/2. Lillie Mason also her sisters Lou- 2013. 2013. pointment necessary. Call AA and Al Anon Support recovery book. Scholarships Belle was college educated ise Hoagan and Philomena YOUNG, SHIRLEY ANN, 884-3264. Groups: 10 a.m. Classrooms available. For information McDERMOTT, JOHN J., 86, and employed by the US Dalicandro. 75, of Del Haven, January A and B, ground fl oor, Cape call the church office at of North Wildwood, Febru- Dept. of Agriculture as an Predeceased by her broth- 29, 2013. She was an area Celebrate Recovery: Regional Medical Center. ary 1, 2013. He was a US economic advisor to ranch- ers Joseph, Carmen and 609-390-0681 or to register resident since 1968. Christ-centered recovery Navy veteran of WWII. Arr: ers. James Carbone and her Call 463-2367. go to www. secondcapemay- www.evoy Ingersoll-Greenwood FH Corinne obtained her high sister Santina Falcone. program for all hurts, habits Narcotics Anonymous: baptist.com. funeralhome.com. and hang-ups, 7:30 p.m. Sea- American Legion Home, school and college degrees Relatives and friends are (Univ. of Texas) in Texas as shore Community Church of Dias Creek Road and Hand TUESDAY McNAMEE, ELEANOR C. well as becoming a licensed the Nazarene, 446 Seashore Avenue, Court House 11 (nee Kenney), age 88, of pilot in preparation to fl y As we express our gratitude, we must never forget Road, Erma. For information, a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Call Narcotics Anonymous: W. Wildwood, NJ, formerly cargo for the war effort. call 886-6196. 1-800-992-0401. First Baptist Church of Wild- of Willingboro, NJ passed that the highest appreciation is not to utter words, WW II ended and she and wood, 230 E. Maple Ave., away on Wednesday Janu- but to live by them. her mother headed east to Free Blood Pressure AA Step meeting: 9:30 7:30 p.m. Call 800-992- ary 30, 2013. She was a NYC keeping their home in Screening: First and third a.m.; Big Book, noon; Living 0401. retired Lieutenant of Will- - John F Kennedy Amarillo. Friday of every month, Cape Sober 6:30 p.m. Step Meet- ingboro Police Department. Corinne worked as a tour Regional Medical Center, ing 8:30 p.m. The Twelfth Al-Anon: Tuesday, 10 She was predeceased by guide at Rockefeller Center. 9 a.m.-noon in the Patient Step House, 113 West Oak her loving husband Thomas Since 1879 a.m., and 7:30 p.m. at First A guide friend set her up Lobby. For information, call Ave., Wildwood. X., and by her sons Thomas Presbyterian Church, Deca- on a blind date with Bruce voy 463-4043. tur and Hughes Streets, Cape J. & Michael T., as well as E Minnix. They fell in love and her brother, Joseph. She MONDAY May. Call 800-344-2666. went on to have a 63 year FUNERAL HOMES, INC. is survived by; her loving AA Speaker Meeting, 9:30 happy partnership in mar- 3218 Bayshore Road, North Cape May, NJ children, Eleanor Cuddy a.m.; Spanish meeting 4:30 AA and Al-Anon: 7 p.m. Al-Anon: St. John’s Lu- riage raising their only child, (Michael), Susan Contravo p.m.; Beginner Step 6:30 Mondays, Classrooms A and theran Church, 10th and Tracy. Corinne’s greatest (Louis), and Helen Langer; 886-7111 p.m.; Beginner Discussion B, Cape Regional Medical Central avenues, Ocean City. lifelong passion, aside from Richard M. Rader, Sr. ~ Pres. & Manager ~ NJ Lic. #3585 her sisters Margaret & 9:30 p.m. Spiritual and Open Center, 7 p.m. Call 463- 8 p.m. Call 800-344-2666. her family, was theater. She Wesley D. Kline ~ Vice President ~ NJ Lic. #4406 Jane and by her sister-in- discussion midnight. Twelfth 4043. and Bruce always thrived Andrew Simmons ~ Director ~ NJ Lic. #3561 law Stella and her cousin Step House, 113 West Oak Atlantic Cape Family Sup- on the energy and excite- Rita. She is also survived Wyn W. A. Evoy, Sr. ~ Director ~ NJ Lic. #2822 Ave. Narcotics Anonymous: ment of the New York City. port Organization: fourth by her dear grandchildren, 8:30 p.m. Union Chapel, She was introduced to CAPE MAY COUNTY CREMATORY Tuesday, 6:30-8:30 at 303 Colleen, Charles, Thomas, Cape May by Bruce on their SATURDAY 307 Cape May Ave., Cape Court House - S. Dennisville Kristen, Lauren, Robert, honeymoon in 1950. Later Frequently Asked Questions May Point. Call 800-992- Road, Suite 2, Court House. Joseph, Susan, Damian, in the early sixties she and Narcotics Anonymous: 0401. Call 485-0575, ext. 105. Meghan, Kaitlyn and by her Q: Can my executor also be my Funeral Bruce bought a summer First Baptist Church of Wild- 19 great-grandchildren, her home in Cape May to run as Representative? wood, 230 E. Maple Ave., Overeaters Anonymous: Alzheimer’s Support one great-great grandson a guest house (which they Group: second Tuesday, 10 and many cousins, niec- A: Yes, but only if he is also named in your will ran for 40 some years). She a.m. in The Chapin House, es, nephews and friends. as your Funeral Representative. and Bruce were daily fi x- 1042 Rio Grande Ave. Relatives and friends were tures on Steger Beach and invited to attend her visita- To submit around town for decades. www.evoyfuneralhome.com AA Big Book, 9:30 a.m.; tion on Monday, February They made Cape May their Big Book 6:30 p.m. Living 4, 2013 from 7:00 to 9:00 year round home in the late general news and PM at the Weber Funeral Sober 8:30 p.m. Twelfth Step sixties while continuing to Home, 112 Broad Street House, 113 West Oak Ave., keep an apartment in NYC. community information, (River Road) Riverton, NJ Cape May County’s Wildwood. She was a founding mem- and to attend her Liturgy of Seashore Mothers of Twins ber of MAC (Middle Atlan- Christian Burial on Tuesday, Beloved Family Club: New and Expecting tic Center for the Arts) and February 5, 2013 at 11:00 Moms of Multiples Invited to a strong supporter of the AM at Corpus Christi R.C. attend Somers Point Library, Art League, and women’s and Friends Church, 11 South Sun- 801 Shore Road, Somers rights. She was extremely set Road, Willingboro, NJ Point. The club meets the well read and held many 08046. Interment will be third Tuesday of each month wide ranging interest. held privately at a later date at 7:30 p.m. Corinne is survived by her in the Cape May County husband, Bruce, daugh- Veterans Cemetery. Caregiver Support Group: ter and son in law, Tracy Senior Care of Cape May Minnix and Anthony Tulip. She had three grandchil- County, 211 South Main St., PAULSEN, KERITI S. J., 25, dren, Corbett, Amanda and Court House holds Caregiver of North Wildwood, January Owen Tulip, with whom she Would you like to thank all Support meetings the third 28, 2013. Arr: Ingersoll- was quite smitten. She was Tuesday of every month at Greenwood FH those who were kind to you email 4 p.m. Open to the public. thrilled to live to see them Refreshments served. Call turn out strong and happy. and your family during [email protected] 609-465-8840 for more PIERSON, SARA A. (nee She is also survived by her SCORR), 69, of Marmora. a recent loss information. brother in law, Jim Minnix She was a member of the and two nephews, Dean or eulogize your loved one? CAPE MAY COUNTY HERALD Marmora Volunteer Fire and Mark Minnix. Alzheimer's Support Company Ladies Auxiliary. www.capemaycountyherald.com Group at Victoria Commons Call Janet or Rachel every 3rd Tuesday of the month at 4 p.m. TO PLACE A REMEMBRANCE CALL 886-8600 EXT. 33 OR 34 886-8600 exts. 33 or 34 A48 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers February 6, 2013 From The Publisher Let’s Get End the Reign of P. C.! Let's Talk Bennett’s I always look forward to writing this column for Lincoln’s birth- day. This is because I revere him so and I try to look at current Crossing events, questioning how he would deal with them. Fortunately for us, he was president during the time of our Civil Reopened War, which could have destroyed our nation. Before that war broke out, unrest had been brewing for many years. Many thought at To The Editor: that time that the rumblings were manageable, but as we know now, they weren’t. How about Bennett’s Cross- For almost a century we have had rumblings of ing, the closest to the school another kind drifting across our land, rumblings house? See if we can get it back which, unfortunately, are gaining force. It is the open. That way we can get the cultural, religious, and political clash of ideas students there hopefully saving between the liberal progressive movement and time, fuel dollars, and with less the staunchly individualistic conservatives. The wear and tear on the busses. conservatives have continued to lose ground. From a cultural perspective we have become RICHARD MACCAULEY cruder, more violent, less thrifty and less honest “President Abraham Lincoln, Feb. 12” North Cape May as we have grown less religious, less dependent upon the God who made us. As our people become less self-reliant LETTER POLICY and more government dependent, our fabric as a nation is becoming “Now he belongs to the ages.” frayed. If our country were a bolt of cloth made up of millions of “Secretary of War Edwin M. Stanton on Lincoln’s death April 15, 1865” GOT AN OPINION? threads and the separate individual threads began to wear, what Herald Newspapers wel- would happen to the cloth? comes letters on subjects of ======Our Readers Write community interest. To sub- We, the citizens of our great country, mit a letter, go to www.Cape- must put our foot down regarding the Former Student Recognizes Teacher MayCountyHerald.com; un- der the Opinion tab, click on my-way-or-the-highway thinking To The Editor: parent’s house, take me to the store and make me “Letter to Editor: Submit,” which has overtaken our politics. read sales papers, or add things on a calculator. She where you will fi nd the sub- ======I read in the Herald about all the good things went the extra mile to make sure I was OK and mission form. Alternatively, Our constitutional structure requires deliberation, and when that happen in Cape May, and I just wanted to learning and it wasn’t just me, there were other letters may be submitted deliberation breaks down, government fails to function as it was say that in a lot of articles that I’ve read about kids who came from bad homes like me. She made via postal delivery or direct a difference in all our lives, and the group of kids designed. Going forward, we must not sit still for any politician the schools, there’s one teacher that’s always delivery to our offi ce. For she helped back then are all friends now. vilifying another politician’s viewpoint, and return to Patrick mentioned but never recognized. Her name is consideration, letters must Cynthia Arnold; she works at Elementary No. 2 We talk about Mrs. Arnold all the time and how Henry’s principal: "I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend be exclusive to the Herald, in Court House. She’s been at that school ever she was our light, our rock, and how we wouldn’t to the death your right to say it.” must be no longer than 600 since I can remember. I was her student when I be the mature responsible adults we are today if words and must include your Long before Washington, D. C. became non-deliberative on was in the fourth grade, and let me tell you, she it wasn’t for her. She saw something in all of us major issues, many of our largest universities had already done name, your hometown and a is really amazing. and helped us the way no other teacher would. phone number for verifi ca- so. In them and from them, we have been observing an ongoing I was what you would call a bad egg. I got into Whether it was spending her own money to buy advance of political correctness (PC), being intolerant of other tion. Deadline for letters is fi ghts with kids and teachers. I spent most of one of us shoes or a coat, or glasses, we all are 5 p.m. Thursday for the fol- points of view. We the citizens of our great country must put our my time in the principal’s offi ce. At one point, I where we are now because of her. We’re 23 and lowing Wednesday’s print foot down regarding this my-way-or-the-highway thinking which had to go home every day at 12 O’clock because 24 years old now; we’ve been to college, gradu- edition. has overtaken our politics. the school didn’t want me there. My attitude ated, and we all have good careers helping others How might Lincoln bring us back together? I feel he would stress refl ected my home life which was horrifi c to say -- all because one teacher never gave up on us. to us our responsibility as citizens of a democracy, not to sit on the the least. I went through more things as a kid I wanted to write because we all wanted to “The probability that we sidelines, but to be actively engaged. People certainly did not sit than most adults do their whole life, but when publicly recognize her. We all wanted everyone to may fail in the struggle on the sidelines in our Civil War; as a matter of fact, they were so I was in Mrs. Arnold’s class, she looked past my know how special Mrs. Arnold really is, not only ought not to deter us from engaged that 800,000 of them died. Lincoln also repeatedly called behavior and saw just a scared kid. When the to us, but to Cape May County. the support of a cause we upon the nation to pray to the Lord to heal our land. school didn’t want me there, she still wanted me believe to be just.” For the sake of those who gave their all to establish and preserve to learn and grow. THERESA REED Abraham Lincoln out great nation, and for the sake of our brothers and sisters, our After school, she would pick me up at my grand- Court House children and grandchildren, let us each resolve to do our part. N Art Hall

COMPASS POINTS... By AL CAMPBELL W E Quotes From the Bible “God has not given us a spirit of timidity, but of power and love and discipline.” — 2 Timothy 1:7 Edward Smith, Gone too Soon at Age 93 S There are times when it is impossible to apologize for a mis- got is energy. He loved to shadowbox to show youngsters that take. Now is such a time, although the man to whom it ought to art, wrote Ryan. He also loved to challenge his doctors to races be made is gone. You see, Edward T. Smith, 93, of Court House, when they would suggest further tests “be run” on him. passed away Jan. 20, 2013. The subject of my Dec. 5 column was Perhaps some of his strength and stamina over life’s rocky the slipping from the nation’s collective memory of the attack on road came from attending daily Mass at Our Lady of the Angels Pearl Harbor, and Edward T. Smith, the Court House man, whom Church since the Smiths moved to the Cape May County seat Published Every Wednesday by the I incorrectly referred to as James. in 1987. SEAWAVE CORPORATION He was most gracious about the mistake, and even penned a Wrote Ryan of his beloved grandfather, short note agreeing that, in time, few would likely remember the “His life was something out of a movie.” He terrible attack by the Japanese on the U.S. Navy base that led to met Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig in 1927, and ARTHUR R. HALL, President & Publisher the U.S. entry into World War II. Then he reminded me his name had them sign his ball. He also raised his ALFRED S. CAMPBELL, Managing Editor was Edward, not James. brother and sisters from age 15, added Ryan Unless you are or have been a newspaper editor, you cannot to the feats of this incredible gentleman. PRESTON D. GIBSON, Director of Development fathom the impact such a mistake has. Although I had known “From being called to a war from which BENJAMIN N. HALL, Ed for many years, talked with him, interviewed him, for some he left many detailed stories: shooting Director of Online Application Development reason in my mind the day I wrote the column, he was that other down a plane in Pearl Harbor with a rifl e, name. Now, it’s like his name has been burnished in my brain as walking past Mussolini’s body hung in the KAREN DICKINSON, Advertising Manager names are chiseled in stone, never to be changed. center of town in Italy to name a few,” BETH HUBER, Senior Sales Executive Sadly, the column was the last one written about the man Ryan continued. STEVEN DUNWOODY, Media Manager who survived Pearl Harbor, noted his grandson Staff Sgt. Ryan The day Smith returned home from the Smith. war, he and his bride wed. He worked in New York City for 45 ROBERT KOSINSKI, Operations & IT Manager Enough of errors and regrets, Court House, Middle Township, years, and never missed a day. He raised his family, and then Cape May County and New Jersey have lost an incredible man, retired to this area. 1508 Rt. 47, Rio Grande, N.J. 08242 who was a true inspiration to me and many others. “He was a humble man that loved life and all people around Phone 886-8600 ■ Fax 886-1879 A member of Our Lady of the Angels Church, Edward report- him and anyone he met remembers him well,” wrote Ryan. “… E-Mail: [email protected] edly got a laugh out of the column “and added it to his collection,” Even at 93, a life taken too soon.” wrote Ryan. Edward Thomas Smith is survived by his wife, Josephine; his DEADLINES He suffered a massive stroke Jan. 16 while lifting his wife of 66 son, Edward C. Smith (Maryalice); and his grandsons, Ryan M. News & Photos ...... Thursday years, Josephine, who had fallen from bed. 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The publishers reserve the right to edit or refuse any submitted material, as well as to reject or cancel call(609) 886-8600, any advertisement at any time. email Dedicated to the Service of God and Mankind. then press 0 [email protected] Herald Newspapers February 6, 2013 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A49 She was a Starr College and Beyond: By DEBORAH McGUIRE I had the pleasure of meeting Sally 25 years ago after she had returned to the Some Resources That May Help area after her Florida home had burned She could outdraw Santa when it came tions and within a wide range of companies. For more to the ground, and with it most of her to pulling in a crowd and she taught us all details, visit their website at www.emerging-leaders. memorabilia and an autobiography she to love Popeye and The Three Stooges. For com. was working on. I was seven months OPENING DOORS anyone growing up around here during The Washington Center (TWC) for Internships and pregnant at the time. I remember walking the past 50 years her name was synony- Academic Seminars offers an academic program combined into a meeting of volunteers who were mous with childhood. In Cape May County with internships in Washington DC. This program is a arranging a benefi t to help offset some of Sally Starr died Jan. 27, two days after By Paulann Pierson fully inclusive one with accessible housing. To learn more costs of returning north. When I saw her celebrating her 90th birthday. She is as about the program, visit their website: www.twc.edu. my heart stopped beating. It was as though much a part of our childhoods as Mom, The Workforce Recruitment Program (WRP) is a re- I was in the presence of Santa Claus, the Second of Two Parts apple pie and a sunny day at the beach. cruitment and referral program that connects federal sec- Tooth Fairy and the Easter Bunny all rolled Starr was married two times yet had no tor employers nationwide with highly motivated college into one. I was speechless. She reached Part 2: Internships children of her own; however students and recent graduates with disabilities. It gives out her hand and shook mine. she unoffi cially helped mold the these applicants the opportunity to prove their abilities in “Hi! I’m Sally,” she said. I very Gone are the days for most families when they could thousands of us who would rush the workplace through summer or permanent sheepishly replied, “I know.” send their high school graduates off to college home from school to sit in front jobs. The US Department of Labor’s Offi ce of Long before Oprah, Sally was with the vague goal of getting a liberal arts of our black and white televi- Disability Employment Policy (ODEP) and the the grand dame of afternoons in education. With the high cost of college and a sion sets at 4 p.m. to see the US Department of Defense’s Offi ce of Diversity Philadelphia until 1971 when challenging economic climate, most students glamorous cowgirl with her long, Management & Equal Opportunity (ODMEO) the new owners of Channel are planning from freshman year how they platinum blond ponytail and six manage the program. For more information, 6 decided they didn’t want to can best position themselves to succeed in shooters on her hip regale us as visit www.wrp.gov. offer children’s television pro- a very competitive job market. For students she stood poised next to a log DID YOU KNOW? gramming anymore. She was with disabilities, there are internships and counter. • Counselors from the NJ Division of Voca- fi red. According to the Broadcast programs available that help to level the She could sell us anything, as tional Rehabilitation (DVR) help in transition Pioneers of Philadelphia, who playing fi eld. witnessed by a generation of kids who planning for individuals with disabilities who inducted Starr into their Hall of Fame in American Association for the Advance- learned to drink Cocoa Marsh by watch- are going on either to further education or to 1995, by fi ring of Our Gal Sal the station ment of Science (AAS) sponsors the ENTRY ing her commercials done live. With an enter the job market. The Cape May offi ce of received more letters of protest than it POINT! program that identifi es and screens elegantly manicured hand she’d push this state agency is located in the One Stop had in its history. In true Sally fashion undergraduate and graduate students with disabilities down on the pump of the jar and chocolaty Career Center in Wildwood. For more information, call she picked herself up by her glamorous and recommends them for paid summer internships in bliss would slide down the side of the glass 609-523-0330, bootstraps and moved over to UHF. She Science, Engineering, Math, Computer Science and some she held in her left hand. She’d stir it up • The US Department of Education issued a new direc- didn’t get the same crowds but she was fi elds of Business. These internships are particularly effec- on camera and drink a mouthful down. tive on Jan. 25th, 2013, advising school districts that they still entertaining kids. tive because of the availability of mentoring and assistive She told us to go bowling and we fl ocked must include students with disabilities in their sports Eventually her tenure as a children’s technology that facilitates the entry and advancement of to the lanes. Not because we wanted to programs or provide equal alternative options. While this television host came to an end and she individuals with signifi cant disabilities into competitive bowl, but we wanted to please Sally Starr. recent directive was addressed to elementary and second- went back to her roots on the radio. She employment and research at all levels. To learn more It was salesmanship at its fi nest. ary schools, the message focused on the basic underlying also spent time working on a production about this program, visit http://ehrweb01.aaas.org/ Because of her, men and women equity and civil rights issues that colleges must also apply line in a factory and working in an airport entrypoint. throughout the Delaware Valley have to their policies. The effects of this federal guidance will driving a cart. That was our Sal - she American Association of People with Disabilities a sharpened awareness of the hilar- most likely be felt in college intramural and club sports believed in the honor of all work. (AAPD) offers Spring, Summer and Fall internships which ity of Moe, Larry and Curly as well as programs rather than intercollegiate ones. Sally stayed in New Jersey. She found a place college students in congressional offi ces and vari- Olive Oyl, Alice the Goon, Wimpy and • The US Secretary of Health & Human Services and “home” at a radio station in Vineland and ous agencies in the Federal government. For details, visit Bluto. Our mothers would fret as we the Center for Medicare Advocacy has announced a pro- was able to broadcast until 2006 when AAPD’s website at www.aapd.com. nyucked to the sight of a good pie fi ght posed settlement of a nationwide class-action lawsuit that she decided to retire to her home in Atco On the home page of the COSD (Career Opportunities or as we fl ailed our arms with each blow challenged Medicare’s use of an “improvement standard” where she remained until she took ill and for Students with Disabilities) website (www.cosdon- Popeye gave his nemesis. Occasion- in determining medical necessity for skilled nursing ser- was admitted to a nursing home. line.org) there is an entry button that takes a student ally Sally would remind us that it wasn’t vices and outpatient therapy for Medicare benefi ciaries For all of us of “a certain age,” the loss directly to the Career Gateway site. Career Gateway real and we shouldn’t try it at home. with chronic conditions or disabilities. The agreement of Sally Starr is profound. Little by little is a nationwide online job posting and college student Her relationship with the Stooges was so includes a revision to the Medicare Benefi ts Policy Manual our pasts are chipped away like Popeye resume database system. Students can use this tool to strong that she was offered a part in their (MBPM) to clarify that maintenance is covered for skilled punching his way through a block of stone identify employment opportunities and employers who last movie, “The Outlaws is Coming.” I therapy services when an individual’s clinical condition to get to the Olive Oyl-absconding Bluto. are committed to including disability as part of their can still see the hundreds of kids who requires those services to maintain current condition or For me, the loss of Sally Starr is deep. diversity efforts. fi lled the Kent Theater during its fi rst mati- to prevent or slow further deterioration. Growing up in the late 50s I wanted to be The international consulting fi rm, Booz Allen Hamilton, nee showing. We laughed at the Stooges a cowgirl. I wanted a horse for Christmas funds the Emerging Leader program, which is adminis- but the place went up in a thunderous roar Pierson writes from the Cape May County Department and I wanted six-shooters. I didn’t want tered by the National Business & Disability Council and when Sally, playing the part of, what else, of Aging and Disability Services to be Roy Rogers’ Dale Evans or Sky King’s provides internships for college students with disabilities. Belle Starr appeared on the screen. Penny. I had no desire to play second fi ddle These internships are offered in several geographic loca- Throughout her long life she always to a cowboy. Sally Starr taught me, and held a soft spot for kids. And we, in turn, thousands of little girls just like me, that held her in our hearts even after we grew Our Readers Write it was a-okay to be a cowgirl with your up and found out our star spangled cowgirl own horse, boots, pistols and television suffered the same ills that seemed to befall Let’s Treat the Cause; Don’t Penalize Gun Owners show. She was a pioneer in every sense most of us. Poor health, a divorce, an early of the word. And she did it with élan and To the Editor: nocent men, women, children and babies with a horrifi c widowhood and a house that burned to with a graciousness that doesn’t come this CS gas, fl ame throwers and guns. the ground all took their tolls on Our Gal way too often. The line has been drawn on the gun issue. Either one With the recent shootings taking innocent lives, the Sal. But, cowgirl that she was, she lived is pro or con on this hot ticket debate. I, for one, would case can be made for more mental health facilities, but through example. She taught us when Rest well, Sally Starr. Know that a gen- hate to see the government put harsh restrictions on gun we close places such as Byberry in Philadelphia and King life’s ills throw you off you pick yourself eration of kids holds you in that special ownership. I would surmise that the American people David Care Center in Atlantic City, where the doors were up and get right back on your palomino place in their hearts called childhood. In have forgotten three major issues that took place, with open and the insane were told to hit the street, “we have because love, luck and lollipops were wait- a world where heroes are hard to come lives lost, perpetrated by the overzealous government. no money.” ing for you just around the corner. by, you were one of the best. The fi rst issue took place in 1932, when Washington Let’s treat the cause and not penalize the gun owners. police shot and killed two veterans who were involved Our Founding Fathers left a nation not to be trusted and in a peaceful protest called “Bonus March.” The second realized the consequences if that ever perpetuated into situation took place in 1970 when Guardsmen shot re- the new country, hence the need for the Second Amend- treating, unarmed students enrolled at Kent State, Ohio, ment. I love my country but fear my government. killing four, wounding nine, one paralyzed for life. Why? They were protesting the Vietnam War. The third situa- KATHLEEN BRESAN tion took place in 1993, when the American government Cape May attacked Mt. Carmel outside Waco, Tex., killing 100 in-

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NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS. A50 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers February 6, 2013 Our Readers Write Big Government Will Take Away Right to Bear Arms To The Editor: Don’t shoot your Red Rider BB gun at a target in your of their way to lock up people who use can only get away with these draconian back yard because you will be charged with discharging legal guns, real guns to protect their lives gun laws in nanny states like New Jersey. Big government liberals will take away your right to bear a fi rearm in public. If you happen to be forced to move and property from the criminals who stalk Beware America! The leftists have a new arms under the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitu- to New Jersey from a, shall we say, free state where Red our streets committing rape and murder. plan; it is dissolve the U.S. Constitution, tion if you give them a chance. 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What kind Graves had a thing about BBs. Who writes these laws? for sentencing a convicted murderer to freedoms. They are only talking about it of hoops do you think you must go through to purchase a Oh, I forgot; there is a new law that passed committee on 17 years in prison. This was his second now, but it’s coming, mark my words. After Red Rider BB Gun like the one Ralphie got for Christmas a party line vote this June that makes it a crime to bring murder conviction and third killing. One all, the U.S. Constitution was written by in the movie, “A Christmas Story?” your Red Rider BB gun or a sling shot loaded or unloaded was a manslaughter charge. However, they stupid old white guys that only risked the Go to Wal-Mart with $25 and buy one; not hardly, not on school property. Ten years in prison, $150,000 fi ne. will lock you up, as well as your children, king’s hangman’s noose for us. in New Jersey. 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Hse. 536-2123 Cape May Court House Sun. 465-9326 FRED RIEHL Ocean County Herald Newspapers January 2 2013 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A51 ‘Why Aren’t We Doing Enough to Prevent This?’ The centuries-old Latin As an emergency service and completely preventable American nation of Brazil, member, I ache over any tragedy that the Brazil- E L E MESPA NTS the largest country in South BBEYONDEYOND tthehe FFLAMESLAMES loss of life that had a chance ian people that lost their & America and one of the BY BRUCE KNOLL, JR. to be prevented. But this lives have suffered. It’s SALON 4315 Landis Ave., Isle City, Sea NJ most thriving economic particular situation both- an absolute disgrace that nations in the world, has ered me to the core. This we, as modern citizens, a CustomCustom been the center of global fi re had already happened, modern society functioning MassageMassage attention of late. almost 10 years ago in a within fi rst-world countries, includes The nation, in a span of known in Santa ing fire escapes small Rhode Island town can allow such disasters to warm facial compress, two short years, will host Maria, is riddled and that the only that lost 100 lives when an happen. aromatherapy, two of the world’s most with a long line way in or out of against-code pyrotechnic The idea that Brazil, a hand mulled sea salt scrub, prized sporting events – of negligence, and the building was show lit the drapes and ceil- country that’s about to host acupressure, the FIFA World Cup and factors that should a single entrance ing of the club, and dozens two of the world’s biggest energy balancing, the Summer Olympics. have never had towards the front were unable to escape the events; a country that a stretching, toning, The events have seen a of the club. soon raging inferno because vast majority of can be con- foot refl exology, and the opportunity to hot stone therapy boom in Brazil’s economy, contribute to the Confused pa- the emergency escapes sidered extremely modern as thousands of citizens death toll. trons pushed their were locked closed. compared to its surrounding 50 minutes $95 went to work to build the Various reports have way to anything Almost the exact same neighbors, has not learned infrastructure to facilitate stated that over well 1,000 they believed could be situation, to the point: from the countless tragedies 609-263-1161 the games and show the people, mostly students the exit; dozens of bod- locked exits, illegal pyro- over the past 40 years, none elementssalonandspasic.com world that Brazil is one of from the local Federal Uni- ies would be found in the technics, far exceeding more relevant than the all- the top-tier nations. versity of Santa Maria, were club’s various bathrooms the maximum capacity, too-eerily-similar Station But as the news broke in the nightclub at the time following the blaze as those faulty sprinkler systems – Nightclub fi re on Feb. 20, last week of the massive the fi re is believed to have inside tried in vain to fi nd all in fi rst world countries 2003 in West Warwick, nightclub fi re in a popular begun, a nightclub with a a way out. that have the resources RI, is a shining light on the Brazilian university town maximum capacity 690. Those who were able to make sure these types emphasis placed on fire that left over 230 people The fire is thought to to find their way to the of tragedies don’t strike. safety and inspection in dead and nearly 100 cling- have started when a band real exit, with the excep- And it all comes down to these countries. ing to life in various hospi- member of the group per- tion of those patrons who improper code enforcement We as a fi re service have fine cabinetry for the home tals, I found myself wonder- forming on stage lit a fl are or were fi rst out, met a wall and regulation. put pressure on our con- ing the circumstances that pyrotechnic device, which of tangled bodies that were With governments across stituents to make sure these could have led to a disaster in turn lit the acoustic foam desperately stampeding the country, and world, for preventable tragedies are in of this magnitude in a coun- that lined the ceiling of their way towards fresh air. that matter, always looking fact prevented, before they try seen as so progressive the nightclub. Improper Dozens of patrons died at for areas to cut, the fire too become part of what’s and modern by the rest of fi reproofi ng and the lack of the door itself, unable to marshals and code enforce- becoming an all-too-similar the world. a working sprinkler system get past the massive crowds ment officers have found list of disasters that contin- And after looking into allowed the fi re to spread before succumbing to the that their jobs are towards ue to repeat themselves. the facts, I found myself quickly across the ceiling smoke. the upper half of the list of far more frustrated and of the nightclub, short- Emergency crews were workers to get hacked from Knoll, 20, of Eldora, can 204 N. Main Street (Rt.9) troubled with an all-too circuiting the nightclub’s quick to respond, and no their government positions. be contacted by email at be- Cape May Court House, NJ • (609) 463-0400 familiar trend in fi rst-world electric system and sending doubt saved dozens, if not But when tragedy strikes, yondthefl amescmc@gmail. Showroom Hours: countries across the globe the entire building into a hundreds more lives than the government is quick to com. He is a student at Mon-Tues-Thurs & Fri 9-5 • Wed 9-7 • Sat 10-3 • Closed Sun. – continued neglect in the darkened panic. if they would not have point a fi nger at those who Rowan University. www.cabinetshopnj.com ¢ fire code enforcement of Patrons struggled to es- arrived in the quick and remain and want to know 99 public establishments that cape the toxic smoke and timely manner that they why the codes aren’t en- ultimately lead to tragedy. intense fl ames, which were did. But the damage was forced, why we aren’t doing The series of events at aided by the fact that the done; hundreds of families enough to prevent this. “Kiss,” as the nightclub was nightclub had no work- changed forever. What an utterly horrible Storm Damaged Wawas Under Repair ACCEPTING VISA/MC AND DEBIT CARDS & FAMILY FIRST CARDS H H H H OPEN YEAR ROUND H H H H By JACK FICHTER end of March 2013. and beverage area relief effort by making a “A cross functional team • Newly designed Ex- $1,000 donation per store Bayshore & Townbank Rd., North Cape May 889-9045 AVALON- The Wawa at Wawa has been working press Cases to the Feeding America store here and others in to get the Hurricane Sandy • All cabinetry and refrig- Food Bank located in each SALE GOOD NOW UNTIL TUES. FEB. 12TH at 3 PM impacted stores up and eration cases upgraded and specifi c community. beach towns damaged by DOMESTIC UNBEATABLE HOURS OUR OWN the high waters of Hurri- running as soon as pos- replaced The Food Banks include STORE COOKED PRODUCE Mon. - Sat. cane Sandy will reopen in sible,” said Sal Mattera, vice “We are doing every- the Food Bank of Mon- HAM SPECIALS & ROAST PORK president of store opera- thing we can to speed this mouth and Ocean coun- 9am-5pm the spring. $ LARGEST DELI IN $ Wawa did not request tions. “From ordering new process up and give our cus- ties and the Community CAPE MAY COUNTY Sun. 9am-4pm funding from FEMA to re- equipment to sourcing local tomers back their Wawa,” Food Banks of New Jersey, 3.49lb. 6.99lb. build it damaged stores, contractors to obtaining the said Mattera. “We know Egg Harbor Township and BROWN SUGAR VINE RIPENED BLUEBERRIES GREEN PRE-SLICED according to Wawa spokes- necessary permits to make our customers count on Hillside branches, and will PLUM AMERICAN person Lori Bruce. the renovations happen, our us and we are so grateful help to further restock their HAM TOMATOES 6 OZ. BIN BEANS CHEESE “We have not raised the team has been focused on for the patience they’ve pantries. ¢ fl oor height, but we have getting the remodels started shown this far. We wanted Ocean City Wawa Store $ ¢ ea. ¢ $ relocated and raised me- and our stores reopened.” to ensure that we were able 949 on 34th Street opened 3.99lb. 99 lb. 99 99 lb. 3.99lb. chanical systems on the In addition to reopening, to take the time to enhance last week and Ocean City WHITE SHARP DOLE #1 RED HONEY store’s exterior,” she said most of the impacted stores our customers’ experience Store 728 on West Avenue is CHEDDAR TURKEY LIVERWURST SMOKED in an email referring to the will receive new features at these stores.” scheduled to open Feb. 28. CHEESE BREAST POTATOES Avalon location. and designs incorporated To thank customers for The Avalon Wawa is un- TURKEY lb $ $ According to a press re- into their renovations. The their patience, when the der construction and sched- $ $ 5 / 1.99 lb. $ lease, Wawa teams have upgraded features include: stores reopen, a 10-day uled to open March 7. 5.99lb. 2.99 lb. 1.99 4.99lb. been working to reopen • New food service layout promotion is planned for Bruce said the layout storm damaged stores, and food service innova- each one. These promotions of the store was being re- completely renovating and tions including built-to-or- include: free coffee-any worked to better manage Late Lunch Special "Buck" rebuilding them in some der milk shakes and in-store size, a $2.99 Shorti – any customer fl ow in the sum- "Buck" cases, and most will now roll baking ovens variety, 89 cent fountain mer months. Any 2 Hoagies or Hot sandwiches Special feature Wawa’s newest de- • All interior components drink – any size. For the most up-to-date Special sign prototype. Six of the brought up to new brand In addition, Wawa will status of these stores visit: from 2-5pm • for $9.99 stores are expected to all standards – including new further its ongoing commit- Wawa.com. resume operations by the tile throughout food service ment to aiding in the local

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