Back to the Farm Herald NEWS Local Produce Helps ‘Slow Food’ Win Fans DI GESTS By JACK FICHTER It is the opposite of highly processed fast food Piazza di Spagna. that may have been trucked thousands of miles The NJ Slow Food Convivium (Latin for ban- CAPE MAY — Here’s an idea: let’s eat food to your local store and may be the result geneti- quet or feast) is forming in Cape May. It held Wanted: Christmas Stories that is grown locally, food that is good for the cally altered food that has been heavily sprayed its third organizational meeting Nov. 9 at the RIO GRANDE — Have you a favorite people that grow it and good for the people with pesticides. Church of the Advent Parish Hall. A covered recollection of Christmas that you want to who eat it. The Slow Food movement was founded in dish meal was served featuring locally grown, share with other Herald readers? Is there a There is a name for a movement of people 1986 by Carlo Petrini in response to McDon- artisan, organic and/or heritage seed foods. poem you penned about Christmas Eve that worldwide who share these goals: Slow Food. alds opening a restaurant in Rome’s historic (Page A4 Please) was never published? Have you an ador- able photo of children or grandchildren that everyone should see? We want to print those types of stories and more in the Herald’s popular Christmas edition. The publication will be distributed Dec. 23, a day earlier than usual, in order to afford ample time to enjoy those special articles before Dec. 25. Deadline for all submissions will be Dec. 10. E-mail items to: [email protected] (Page A4 Please)
Today’s Select Spout Off To the spouter who spoke about the annoy- ing rooster on Breakwater Road: I agree with you. Something should be done about it. They annoy me to no end. —Cape May (ED. NOTE: Time for roast rooster?) PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY THE SEAWAVE CORP. Vol. 44 No. 46 Copyright 2008 Seawave Corp. All rights reserved. November 12, 2008 1508 Route 47, Rio Grande NJ 08242-1402 Turn to Page A18 for more Spout Offs or log onto www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com to see them all! MUA Asks Hike Whopping 78% To Dump, Flush Head to Polls, As Income Dips GOP Wins Cape By LESLIE TRULUCK By AL CAMPBELL SWAINTON –– For the fi rst time in 14 years, Cape May County Municipal Utilities COURT HOUSE — Over 78 percent, or Authority’s Budget Review Committee an- 50,942, of Cape May County’s 65,070 voters nounced tipping fees and user rates will in- cast ballots in the Nov. 4 election, according crease for Solid Waste and Wastewater pro- to unoffi cial numbers from the County Clerk’s grams at its meeting Nov. 5. Offi ce. The proposed 2009 budget would result in a In this Republican county, Sen. John Mc- 3.7 percent tipping fee increase for the disposal Cain outpolled Democrat President-elect Barack of solid waste collected by municipalities and Obama, 27,159 to 22,1691. Perennial candi- commercial sources. date Ralph Nader won 345 votes from among The budget resolution, passed at fi rst read- local voters. ing, states solid waste quantities vary from Along similar lines, Republican U.S. Senate 10,682 tons in February to 21,357 tons in candidate Dick Zimmer outpolled victorious August “as a result of the county’s signifi cant Democrat Frank Lautenberg here, 23,605 to variation in population.” 20,195. The incumbent’s difference was made Board members noted a decrease in the up in Democratic strongholds in North Jersey, local construction industry and therefore a where the party’s clout held sway. Jack Fichter decrease in construction and demolition waste Cape May celebrated Veterans Day yesterday at the Spanish American War Monument on Democrat David Kurkowski, the Cape May at the landfi ll. Columbia Avenue with children from Star of the Sea and Maud Abrams schools. West Cape councilmember who challenged Republican If approved, disposal fees will increase $2.25 May Mayor Pam Kaithern attended, center, as did Coast Guard TRACEN Commanding Of- incumbent U.S. Rep. Frank LoBiondo for the per ton from $60.75 to $63. The proposed fi cer Cari B. Thomas, right. See story of how others said thanks to veterans, page A8. Second District seat, received 14,700 votes, budget also refl ects an increase in construction and garnered just 495 votes in his hometown. and demolition waste disposal fee from $68.35 LoBiondo received 752 in Cape May City. to $69 per ton, an increase of 65 cents. Constitution Party’s congressional candidate, Five Mile Beach Vets Envision Wall Despite the increase, the authority board Peter F. Boyce received 385 votes here. Other members noted the county has the second (Page A13 Please) As Memorial to Vietnam Comrades (Page A4 Please) By LAUREN SUIT “Greg made the fi rst call to try and get the Middle Appoints wall here,” said DePrinzio. “I just wish he was Wildwood Will WILDWOOD — Vince DePrinzio, treasurer here, because this was his dream.” of the Vietnam Veterans of America Wildwood DePrinzio said that his cousin started think- Do Its Best, Try Three to Top Jobs Chapter 955, is working with his chapter and ing about the possibility of a permanent wall By AL CAMPBELL American Legion and VFW posts to bring a after the success of the “The Wall That Heals,” permanent Vietnam Veterans Memorial to a half-scale replica of the original Vietnam Flood Mitigation COURT HOUSE — Middle Township Busi- Wildwood. Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C., that ness Administrator James Alexis “will be pass- The endeavor holds personal signifi cance traveled to the city in July. By LAUREN SUIT ing the baton off in two or three months,” to to DePrinzio, because it was his cousin, Greg “The volunteers at The Wall were just so im- his replacement Mark Mallett. Mazzotta’s, dream to have an enduring memo- pressed and so moved with how many people WILDWOOD — Many residents in this The announcement was made Monday at rial in the city. Mazzotta, former president of came out to see the wall, especially being in a city are used to packing knee-high galoshes 8:30 a.m. by Mayor F. Nathan Doughty at a the local VVA chapter, passed away in Septem- tourist area,” said DePrinzio. in order to maneuver through high water and press conference in the municipal meeting ber of this year. (Page A6 Please) moving cars to higher ground before the fl ood room. Department heads attended the event sirens sound. which included the announcement of Kimberly Villas Water Lines Can Use Fed Funds; While city offi cials contend that they can’t Tomkinson as municipal clerk and Donald fi ght Mother Nature, they are trying to make Arndt as construction offi cial. life a little drier for those living on streets that Mandatory Hookup Law Resurfaces can resemble a canal in Venice during a full (Page A5 Please) moon or high tide. By JACK FICHTER all the mains in that area,” he said. “It is all part of living on an island,” said Ecker said USDA is waiting for the town- Mayor Ernie Troiano Jr. at an informal meet- VILLAS — Lower Township Municipal Utili- ship to pass a mandatory water connection ing at City Hall Nov. 6. “But we’ve made a ties Authority (MUA) has scaled back plans for ordinance before fi nal approval is received the capacity of a new water tower behind the for the Millman Water Tower. The ordinance (Page A6 Please) Millman Center making an extra $300,000 to would require homeowners to connect to mu- $400,000 available to install additional water nicipal water when water mains are installed Gho^f[^k*+&*1%+))1 mains in Villas. in their streets. It's Inside. At a Nov. 5 MUA Commissioner’s meeting, “That was one of the conditions of approval Board Engineer Mathew Ecker said the size for bidding that project,” said Ecker. of the proposed Millman Water Tower will He said the MUA also needed to get the Dining, be reduced from 1 million gallons to 500,000 deed for the property where the tower would gallons. be located from the township. Entertainment, “We already cleared with USDA that if we Ecker said he would seek a waiver from did that, we could take that money and use it USDA for the mandatory connection ordinance Shopping ,
to do more water infrastructure,” he said. since building the tower would “not create a lot 7-Weeks For more events see What’s On Deck calendar B16 -18 of WeeklyWeekly FFeatureseatures Christmas THETHE GRIDGRID ...... B16 Fishing Restaurants Fishing Line ...... B19 & 20 feature their Antiques ...... B10 Dining ...... B12-14 Ecker said he was evaluating areas where of opportunities for new connections.” holiday dining specials
wwww.CapeMayCountyHerald.comww.CapeMa He said only about 16 new connections yCountyHerald.c Al Campbell water mains could be installed. He said, prelim- and More... om Middle Township Business Administrator inarily, the project would involve connections would be associated with the project. James Alexis, left, and Mark Mallett, who in the Jacksonville and Miami avenues area. Resident Frank Saracco said if one looked at will succeed him after retirement. “The goal eventually is to infi ll and complete (Page A5 Please) Index...See Page A3 A2 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers November 12 2008
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Historical Society Prepares for Expansion ORE C M SAFEST to provide approximately By LAUREN SUIT NEED MORE WayCASH? to Sell Your 1000 square feet of ad- WILDWOOD — At the ditional space. GOLD! George F. Boyer Museum, When work is complet- the Wildwood Historical ed, the addition will pro- u Licensed u Bonded Society houses vintage vide both display and meet- u u photos, artifacts and mem- ing space. Steve Casiello, Trusted Safe BUYING orabilia, chronicling the the general contractor, u I.D. Required various ages of Wildwood, said work is expected to GOLD and from its merger with Holly last about eight weeks and Competitive Buying ALL Sterling Silver Prices Beach City, to the pres- without complications, GOLD COINS & ent. the new additions should Jewelry NEW HOURS However, fi nding enough be ready for a projected SILVER COINS (Broken or Not) Wed. - Sat. (1964 and older) room for all that history is a dedication date in April 11AM - 5PM tough task. 2009. That’s why, about a year The price tag on the Lauren Suit TURN YOUR GOLD INTO CASH ago, the historical society’s addition is approximately Members of the Wildwood Historical Society break board started to look into $125,000. In order to help Bayshore Rd. & Greenwood Ave., Villas • 886-6563 ground on the museum’s new addition. adding on to the prop- with costs Vinci, who is erty. The Wildwood His- the Wildwood Historical torical Society Executive Society President, said that board members held their a building fund is in place. official groundbreaking Those donating $500 or Wednesday at 9:00 a.m. more will have their names after months of sketching, places on a plaque on the drawing, planning, bidding new addition. She said that and applying for necessary currently, donations are permits. $30,000. Executive board mem- Vinci noted that Will bers Steve Casiello, Mary Morey, of the Morey Orga- Ellen Shields, Phyllis Beth- nization, donated $1,000 el, Anne Vinci, Anthony to the museum’s building Canzano, Al Brenan, Doug fund later that day. The Ford, Larry Lillo and Bob Morey’s will be listed on Scully were on hand to a plaque as a “Gold Mem- Lauren Suit mark the event. ber” that will hang in the Historical Society President Anne Vinci displays The proposed addition new addition. a rendering of the museum’s addition, which will will extend out 24 feet on The museum will be provide much needed exhibit and meeting space. the north side of the build- open throughout the con- ing and 42 feet of depth struction phase, operat- schedule. 886-8600 ext. 25 or lsuit@ to the present building, ing on its regular winter Contact Suit at: (609) cmcherald.com State Applauds County’s Targeting of Gangs, Drugs By JOE HART heres to Gov. Jon S. Cor- month investigation from safe place in New Jersey for zine’s Safe Streets and earlier this year that netted gangs and drug dealers to FISHERMAN’S W HARF, C APE MAY CREST HAVEN — The Neighborhoods initiative by 35 gang-related drug arrests operate. Cape May County Prosecu- targeting those groups and concentrated in an open-air “The initiative in Cape tor’s Offi ce accepted kudos individuals that pose the drug market on the 100 May, led by Prosecutor Tay- 609-884-3064 from the state for its aggres- greatest threat to the safety block of W. Baker Avenue lor, succeeded because of sive targeting of street gangs of county residents. in Wildwood. the strong work of a county and drug distribution. Although this area is In addition to the arrests, task force that specifi cally www.thelobsterhouse.com Jose Cordero, director relatively fortunate com- the task force executed six focused on identifying, in- of state Gangs, Guns and pared to the state’s urban search warrants in Wild- vestigating and arresting FISH MARKET Violent Crime Control, areas where gangs and wood and Woodbine and gang members and their congratulated county Pros- narcotics are more preva- seized over ten ounces of associates who traffi c in il- ecutor Robert Taylor for lent, Taylor said there is narcotics and three hand- legal drugs,” state Attorney his offi ce’s efforts at a press still substantial gang and guns. General Anne Milgram said Prices Effective 11/14-11/16 conference Nov. 5. drug activity particularly in Cordero said the county’s in a release. Cordero noted that the Wildwood, Middle Town- program has made sub- Contact Hart at (609) $ county’s Gangs, Guns and ship and Woodbine. stantial steps to send the 886-8600 Ext 35 or at: Cooked Shrimp (U-Peel) . . 7.95 lb. Narcotics Task Force ad- Taylor noted the three- message that there is no [email protected] Conch Chowder . . . . $5.50 pt. Christ Child Society Marks 25th Year NORTH CAPE MAY — She noted that the baby TAKEOUT SPECIAL The Christ Child Society shower “was an outstand- held its 25th Annual Baby ing success, attended by Shower Oct. 19 at St. John well over 150 guests — Wednesday 11/12 of God parish hall, for the who came with all their benefi t of the needy babies beautifully wrapped gifts of Cape May County. — many of the items were Fried Shrimp Platter. . . . $5.95 The gala anniversary hand made and become birthday party included part of our layettes that are Served with French Fries or Baked Potato and Cole Slaw the cake as part of the distributed to agencies for celebration. babies in need.” Entertainment was by “We are most grateful Friday & Saturday 11/14 & 11/15 “On Holy Ground Min- to everyone who supports Marking the 25th anniversary of the Christ Child istries,” and was excep- the work of the Christ Society on Oct. 19 is, from left, Cindy Henry, Phyllis tional, according to Phyllis Child Society,” Laswell Broiled or Fried Flounder, Laswell and Joan Scutti. 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Factors such as population and favors old seed stock rather only to Cumberland County, according to construction impact how much a town than foods grown using a recent survey. absorbs or passes the burden on to its Round-Up-resistant geneti- Total program revenues for all sources, utility users. cally engineered seeds. including grants receipts, disposal fees, “Rising fuel and energy costs impact us Marguerite Chandler, earned interest and recyclable sales are dramatically,” he said. secretary of the NJ Slow projected at $14,612,558 for 2008. Cathcart said the MUA has taken steps Food Convivium had pre- Board members said municipal solid to counteract increasing costs by gaining a pared a table of produce waste tonnage has decreased by 3.57 more cost-effective odor-controlled chemi- purchased at LeGates Mar- percent in 2008, the fi rst decrease in cal system and also reducing staff by one ket in North Cape May the fi ve years. wastewater employee, through attrition, previous day. John Pantalone, chairman of the Budget for the 2009 budget. “The idea is to encour- Review Committee, said revenue has Baron said the overall budget increase age people to value their decreased signifi cantly with dropping in- of about 3.7 percent is below the con- food culture whatever the vestment interest rates and lower tonnage. sumer price index which is at about four local food culture is,” she He said the user fee increase is “fair to the percent. said. “Since food on aver- MUA and fair to the rate payers.” “We intend to keep the increase under age travels 1,600 to 2,400 Executive Director Charles Norkis said the general inflation index,” Cathcart miles to our plate for the revenue has decreased $6 million since said. average American family, 2005. Solid Waste Program Manager Public hearing will take place at the au- in a world of decreasing oil John Baron said this is due to decreasing thority’s Dec. 3 meeting, 4 p.m. at 1532 Rt. supply, clearly this is not a tonnage sent to the Intermediate Process- 9 in Swainton. Reports are available on the sustainable path.” ing Facility (IPF). He the MUA received authority’s Web site: www.cmcmua.com Jack Fichter 251,000 tons in 2005, compared to the Contact Truluck at (609) 886-8600 ext. Slow Food means return- Marguerite Chandler, left, and Gail Fisher of the NJ Slow Food Convivium discuss projected solid waste total of 165,177 tons 24 or at: ltruluck @cmcherald.com. ing to what is sustainable methods to can locally grown food for use in the winter. which are local, seasonal, for this year, a decrease of almost 90,000 foods you preserve, which can help support local farms, year round. tons in three years. News Digests said Chandler. The Slow Food movement can create a demand for food “It’s a tremendous amount to have to (From Page A1) Farming has not left Cape May County. The group looks grown on local farms, said Chandler. make up,” Norkis said. at the Rea Farm in West Cape May as a great resource. The group also supports local businesses that sell “We can’t go forever with rate decreases or Herald Newspaper, 1508 Route 47, “What I think is missing is the direct connection be- grass-fed and pastured meat and locally- made cheeses, and it’s an accomplishment that we were Rio Grande, N.J. 08242. tween the consumer and the producer,” she said. “The jams and jellies. able to keep them from increasing for so farmer gets much more for his labor when he sells direct “Places smaller than Cape May have a permanent build- long,” Chairman George Betts said. to his customer.” ing where they have a farmer’s market all year round,” Baron suggested municipal recycling Library Amnesty Week For the consumer, locally grown food means it is fresh, said Chandler. could offset an increase in solid waste COURT HOUSE — Have some over- healthy and safe, said Chandler. For items such as coffee and chocolate that cannot be disposal cost for municipalities and he due library material? Take advantage of She said Slow Food is returning to what our grand- grown in New Jersey, the group promotes items from other continues to project towns will receive Library Amnesty Week and return all li- parents ate. parts of the world produced under fair trade which means a per-ton recycling rebate, despite the brary materials during the week of Nov. The group lists as local resources LeGates Market, workers were not exploited in its production. authority losing revenue and gaining 17 and pay no fees. Cape May County Gaiss Market, Seaside Cheese, Cape May and Turdo Locally grown food is not more expensive than super- expenses. Library will not be charging fees for any wineries and Atlantic Cape Fisheries. One goal is to see market food when purchased directly from the farmer, Pantalone said initially the budget library materials returned starting Nov. the expansion of the West Cape May Farmer’s Market said Chandler. committee anticipated an increase of 5.2 17 through Nov. 23. The library is get- into September and/or October. She bought 120 pounds of locally grown tomatoes in percent but managed to work it down to a ting a new computer system and needs The Slow Food Movement recognizes that 97 percent August and canned them as sauce. recommended 3.89 percent increase. to “tidy up.” It’s a great time to clear up of the vegetation varieties grown in 1900 are now ex- Why do we prefer fast food to healthier, locally pro- Wastewater Program Manager William that library record and fi nd wherever tinct. Buying locally offers more diverse food choices, duced food? Cathcart said the authority estimates those materials are hiding. Drop off said Chandler. “We got busy and we forgot what we are giving up,” wastewater rates on a six-year running av- library materials at any of the eight Cape The lost art of canning food in season makes it available said Chandler. erage, which are recalculated if the estima- May County libraries or put them in any in the dead of winter when the only locally produced Another benefi t of the convivium is a sense of com- tion was off and adjusted to municipalities’ of the book drops after hours and any items seems to be wine and fudge. munity, relying on one’s neighbor as families did in the quarterly bills. Increases in wastewater fi nes will be waived. Bob Moffat, chairperson of the local convivium, is the past, she said. user rates vary among each town depend- group’s expert on canning and preserving. Local food The convivium meets monthly. They can be contacted ing on their amount of fl ow. 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All the children attend Middle Township schools. The family has made their home in Middle Township for 10 years, and lives on Romney Place. Proximity to his new offi ce will trim one car from the municipal fl eet, said Doughty. Mallett’s commute of about three blocks will be “by hoof or with a bike. It will be a great savings,” said Doughty. Doughty said there were “roughly 62 applicants for the job and we interviewed 25.” “It was quite an experience for all three of us,” the mayor said. He lauded Alexis, a former committeeman, who “came on board in 1977.” He served on the zoning board, and continued in the public works department. Alexis has been business administrator for 13 years. “I congratulate Jim Alexis on the fi ne job he has done Al Campbell for the township, and will continue to do for the next Middle Township Mayor F. Nathan Doughty, right, three months or more,” said Doughty. introduces Mark Mallett to department heads Nov. Mallett has been active in municipal youth wrestling 10. Mallett will become business administrator when programs and the Home School Association. James Alexis retires. “I’m real excited to get more involved,” he said. Mallett said he wants to, “build upon what Jim has He then moved into casino operation where he held done and continue to provide service to the public.” a variety of positions in fi nance, strategic planning and His salary as business administrator will be $93,000 analysis and casino marketing at Harrah’s properties in annually. New Zealand and Atlantic City. Mallett had a “successful career for over 20 years in the His last post with Harrah’s was as director of fi nance for casino, hotel and food and beverage industry with roles the Harrah’s and Showboat casinos in Atlantic City. in fi nance, operations, marketing and development,” Mallett earned a Bachelor of Science in Hotel Ad- according to a release. ministration from Cornell University and an MBA from He has worked with AC Coin and Slot Service, Inc. in University of Rochester. Pleasantville, as director of corporate fi nance for nearly After Mallett’s introduction, Committeeman Steve four and a half years. In that post, he was responsible for Barry announced that Arndt, a North Cape May resident, strategic planning, analyses, forecasting, and budgeting would assume the title of construction offi cial on the and capital planning. retirement of James Cannon. Prior to that, Mallett worked for Harrah’s Entertain- Arndt’s wife, Theresa, and 6-year-old son, Benjamin, ment for 13 years. His career started in Memphis, Tenn. accompanied him to the conference. conducting hotel feasibility analyses for the Promus Hotel Arndt is the son-in-law of former Cape May Mayor division, which included Hampton Inns and Embassy William G. Gaffney, who also joined the occasion. Suites brands. Committeewoman Susan Atkinson DeLanzo then re- That job led to director of gaming development where ported that Tomkinson, who has been serving as deputy he evaluated and developed new casinos for Harrah’s. municipal clerk, would become the next municipal clerk, a post that Alexis assumed Water Lines upon the retirement of (From Page A1) the 400 or more property owners who re- Township Clerk Sharon a chart of where municipal water was avail- fuse to connect. He said there are probably Coco. able in Villas, it was like “hopscotch.” 2,000 to 3,000 persons who “desperately Contact Campbell at “There’s a spot here and a spot here and want water.” (609) 886-8600 Ext 28 or a spot there, and in between, you’ve got Garrison said only a small percentage at: [email protected] nothing,” he said. “This had been going on of those who have water in their street for years and years and years.” and refused to connect have done so for He said the MUA’s plans to complete fi nancial reasons. water main installation in Villas in phases “When you make it mandatory, you can were not followed. get money to put the pipes in,” said Bitting. Saracco said the county Health Depart- “We’ve been waiting three years for the ment last tested wells in Villas four years township (to pass an ordinance) and they ago. won’t do it.” “We don’t know what we are drinking,” Garrison suggested a survey form be he said. placed in the Herald asking three questions Saracco said the county Health Depart- of Villas homeowners: ment charges more than $200 to test a • Do you have a water main in your homeowner’s well. block? MUA Board of Commissioners Chair- • If you have a water main available, why man Pete Bitting said some residents might haven’t you connected? be drinking “bad water” because they • If we put a water main down your don’t want to pay for the test. street, will you connect? County Health Department Director He said the cost of a newspaper ad would Kevin Thomas told the Herald it has been be less expensive that mailing a survey to all at least two years since his agency tested residents that don’t have municipal water. homeowner’s wells in Villas. He said the Last July, MUA Commissioners voted to health department offered a well testing recommend to township council a connec- package for about $300. tion fee of $1,600 for homeowners who “It depends what you get checked,” have water available in their street but have said Thomas. “If you get volatile organics, not connected. then that is the big ticket item and if you At that time, DeMarcantonio said he be- are just checking for bacteria, manganese lieved everyone should actually pay $2,800 and pH and few other things, it is $100 “because that’s what it costs.” or less.” He said to get a $1,600 connection fee, a He said he hasn’t seen much well testing property owner would be required to apply from Villas residents recently. State law within one year, connect immediately and requires well water to be tested when a begin paying their monthly water bill. home is sold. A homeowner will have a maximum of Thomas said it was a good idea to get a three years at no interest to pay the $1,600 well tested every two years. connection fee. After a one-year grace pe- Ecker said MUA had enough water avail- riod expires, a homeowner would pay the able to serve all homeowners in Villas and full $2,800 fee if they do not connect. added the MUA was looking for funding After two years and no connection, the opportunities. MUA would place a lien on a property for Saracco called MUA’s connection fee of the connection fee. over $2,000 “ridiculous.” In July, commissioners voted to raise Commissioner Charles Garrison said water connection fees for new construc- MUA has been asking township council tion for single-family units to $2,890 and for at least three years to pass a mandatory sewer connection charges to $2,806. That connection ordinance. also applied to streets where pipes do not Ecker said it was a concern of MUA currently exist. and its funding agencies that the author- Contact Fichter at (609) 886-8600 Ext ity would expend money to install water 30 or at: jfi [email protected] mains but homeowners would refuse to connect. He called that a “stranded investment.” “Is life so dear or peace so sweet as to Bitting said almost 500 property owners be purchased at the price of chains and have refused to connect despite having a slavery? Forbid it, Almighty God! I water main running by their house. know not what course others may take, Garrison said homeowners who need but as for me, give me liberty, or give and want municipal water far outweigh me death!” -Patrick Henry A6 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers November 12 2008 Vets Envision (From Page A1) wall’s location. DePrinzio credits Mayor Ernie Troiano Jr. Even though DePrin- An Emeritus Senior Living Community The group that brought the traveling wall in July would and Commissioner Bill Davenport for their help in fi nding zio is working toward his be the same group that manufactures the lasting wall, a permanent location for the wall. cousin’s dream, he said the however the aluminum panels wouldn’t be able to last in The lengthy fundraising efforts ahead and the search wall isn’t just “for us.” 609.463.6344 the salt air. DePrinzio said that the city’s wall would be for a location doesn’t worry DePrinzio. “It is for everyone who specially manufactured to withstand the weather here, “I know we’ll fi nd a place and I know we’ll raise the gave the ultimate sacri- 591 Route 9 South panels with the names of 58,000 of those who lost their money,” he said. “Everyone, all the veterans are so fi ce,” he said. “It is our Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 lives or went missing in the Vietnam War, laser-etched thrilled about it.” motto not to let any vet- to the refl ective graphite black panels. Having a permanent wall here will also give Wildwood eran feel abandoned.” www.emeritus.com The specialized panels come with a hefty cost. De- unique status. “No city or borough in New Jersey has a wall the honors Contact Suit at: (609) ©2007 Emeritus Senior Living Prinzio said that the price tag would be $75,000, not including the frame. all the men and women who gave the ultimate sacrifi ce 886-8600 ext. 25 or lsuit@ To realize Mazzotta’s dream, DePrinzio said that the in Vietnam,” said DePrinzio. “The wall in Holmdel only cmcherald.com local VVA, American Legion and VFW posts have “seri- has the names from New Jersey.” The evil that men do lives after them; The good is oft ous” fundraising to do. Loyalton 2x2interred 10.29.08 ac.inddwith their 1 bones. William Shakespeare10/27/08 12:29:26 PMAdditionally on the group’s “to-do” list, is to fi nalize the Flood Mitigation (From Page A1) fl ooding, particularly at the intersection of lot of strides at this art to try and control Rio Grande and Susquehanna avenues. the problem. But a lot of work still has to However, he stressed, that the work be done.” done will “mitigate but not completely 2008 Cape May County Free That means unavoidable costs, Troiano eliminate fl ooding issues.” said. DeBlasio said that areas with low bulk- “We don’t want to burden the taxpay- heads have been improved and inoper- Drive-Through Flu Clinics ers, but this is a quality-of-life issue and a able fl apper valves have been replaced. safety issue for people living on the back Additionally, pipe and drain replacements bay,” he said. along Susquehanna Avenue are expected “We’re going to try and get as much to improve the situation from Burk to November 16 - 9 am to 2 pm done for as cheaply as we can,” he Cresse avenues. added. As for long-term plans, DeBlasio said a Approximately 50 residents, including citywide Storm Sewer Master Plan Project Kindle Ford, Cape May Court House those living in the city’s back bay area, is designed to guide future capital improve- where fl ooding is especially bad, attended ment projects. That future project, he said, the presentation. will solicit the public’s input. Information is available on all County free flu clinics at Troiano told the crowd that many of The city’s uniquely large beaches also the fl ooding issues the city faces are a contribute to the fl ooding problem. Troiano 463-6581 or online at www.cmchealth.net result of neglect of the water, sewer and said that storm drain outfall pipers, which storm system. are designed to move rainwater from the Sponsored by the Board of Chosen Freeholders “Many of the lines are the original storm drains to the ocean, end many feet Daniel Beyel, Director * Ralph E. Sheets, Jr., Vice-Director lines,” said Troiano. “They need to be from the ocean. replaced before they just give out.” The water has no outlet, he said. That Gerald M. Thornton * Leonard C. Desiderio * Ralph E. Bakley, Sr. Troiano said that adding to frustration causes backup and fl ooding, not only in was inaccurate mapping of the city’s sys- the back bay but in the downtown com- Cape May County Drive-Through Flu Clinic tem of pipes. mercial district. Jim McGoldrick, a senior engineer for Troiano said that the city constantly Patient Consent Form CMX Engineering, was present to report dedicated money and manpower to dig out on a storm water improvement project the pipes, but that remedy is only partially Must be 16 Years of Age or Older and Cape May County Resident his company has been commissioned to effective. study, in cooperation with the Wildwood The mayor told the audience that You must bring a completed form to flu clinic! Sewer Utility. pumping stations are the only permanent “It is interesting that we’re talking solution. Currently, the city is conducting about this when there is a nor’easter com- feasibility studies on the stations. Although Name:______Age: ______ing up the coast,” said McGoldrick. no location has been named for a pump- McGoldrick said his study included ing station, the back bay is of particular identifying areas to add new inlets, drains, interest. Home Address:______replacing fl oodgates and repaving some Troiano noted that the city plans to take streets to improve the pitch. The project is aggressive action against property owners City:______Zip:______Telephone:______funded by a $500,000 grant from the U.S. who have not maintained their bulkheads. Department of Agriculture (USDA) and Homeowners will be required to bring work is slated to being in December. their bulkhead up to code in the minimum Sex: Race/Ethnicity: City Engineer Mark DeBlasio, of Rem- amount of time allowed by law. Male White/Not Hispanic Black/Not Hispanic Other ington Vernick & Walberg, said the engi- Contact Suit at: (609) 886-8600 ext. neering fi rm is working to fi nd solutions to 25 or [email protected] Female White/Hispanic Black/Hispanic Unknown
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Yes No Yes No Joe Hart Firefi ghters respond to 247 Breakwater Road for a Nov. 4 structure fi re that Are you allergic to eggs?** Do you have a fever today? injured an occupant. Did you get the flu vaccine last Are you allergic to Thimerosal year? If YES, Forgotten Item on Stove (vaccine preservative)?** where:______Have you been told by a Dr. you Have you ever had a reaction to Believed to Have Caused Fire had Guillain-Barré syndrome?** the flu vaccine? By JOE HART residence. had fallen asleep and left Hayden was taken to something on the stove, ac- ** Physician prescription required to get a flu vaccine ERMA — On Nov. 4 at Cape Regional Medical cording to a report. Initial 4:16 p.m. Lower Township Center with 2nd and 3rd investigation of the scene I have read the Influenza Vaccine Fact Sheet and have had a chance to ask questions on the side police and fi re departments degree burns to his hands, determined that the fire effects/adverse reactions to the flu vaccine. I believe I understand the benefits and risks of the were called to 247 Break- face and head. had started in the kitchen influenza vaccine and I request and consent that it be given to me. I hereby release the County of water Road for a structure Under the township’s area, a release stated. Cape May, Kindle Ford, & the person administering the vaccine from any responsibility for ill effects. fi re. new mutual aid policy for According to Michael Patrolman Robert Smith structure fires, all three Ssenyonga, a former occu- 11/16/08 Other___/___/_____ Signature______and Detective Chris Lam- Lower Township fi re com- pant of the home who was bert, of the Lower Town- panies (Erma, Townbank at the fi re scene, Hayden is (Parental signature required if less than 18 yrs) ship Police Department, and Villas) were dispatched a 58-year-old former U.S. were the first officers to to the blaze. The fi re was Marine. arrive on scene, according reported under control at Ssenyonga, who recently Medical staff use only: R Deltoid L Deltoid to a release. 4:30 p.m., and the county moved to a different resi- Sanofi Pasteur The officers were at- Fire Marshal was notifi ed. dence, told the Herald he affix sticker here Breakwater Road was had visited the victim at RN Signature______FluZone tempting to enter the resi- dence when an occupant shut down for several hours the home just three hours Hugh Hayden stumbled by Lower Township police before the fire was re- Cape May County Department of Health out of the front door with due to the fi re and police ported. Keeping Cape May County Healthy his hair and clothes burnt, evacuated homes behind HE the release stated. The of- the structure as a precau- Contact Hart at (609) fi cers then moved Hayden tion. 886-8600 Ext 35 or at: away from the burning Hayden told police he [email protected] Herald Newspapers November 12 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A7 Roof Fire at Lund’s Fishery Processing Plant COLD SPRING — A fi re was reported at Lund’s Is chronic heel pain Fisheries freezer process- ing plant, 997 Ocean Drive, preventing you from about 12:15 p.m. Nov. 7. The fire was confined living an active largely to the roof of the processing plant. When fi rst units arrived, lifestyle? they reported thick black Nowyou can do smoke showing. Many of those in the surrounding something about it! buildings were unaware there was a fi re, according If you are one of the millions of people who suffer from chronic heel to a police radio report. pain (plantar fasciitis) and have not responded to traditional therapies, All personnel were re- an innovative therapy may offer you relief. ported out of the structure, Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy (ESWT) can be used to alleviate according to police radio reports. the pain, and increase mobility without surgery and the associated risks. Firefighters responded ESWT is performed on an outpatient basis and you can generally resume from Erma, Townbank, Vil- your daily activities within 12-24 hours. las, Cape May and the U.S. Coast Guard Base. Emergency appointments welcome. The Cape May County Fire Marshal’s Offi ce was Jack Fichter CFBHARLES . IRK, DPM, FACFAS notifi ed. Firefi ghters respond to a fi re at Lund’s Fisheries processing plant, Nov. 7. Fire companies from Diplomate, American Board of Podiatric Surgery cover assignments at fi re- ship. Wildwood Crest police Fellow American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons West Cape May, Rio Grande Board Certified in Foot Surgery - Certified in Ultrasound Diagnostic Technology and Green Creek handled houses in Lower Town- Marine One, a boat from closed traffi c on their side Certified in E.S.W.T.(SHOCKWAVE) FOR HEEL PAIN Townbank Fire Compa- of the bridge at the height ny, also responded to the of the activity. CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE BEESLEY’S POINT News Digests scene. Lower Township police 29 East Mechanic Street 618 N. Shore Road (From Page A4) Police shut down traf- reopened Ocean Drive at fi c on Ocean Drive at the 1:25 p.m. after the fi re was 465-1644 390-8181 FEMA to the Rescue? Garden State Parkway and extinguished. 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I can’t imagine it,” he one man who wanted to added. thank veterans for their Joining Crews on Sunday service to America. was Vince DePrinzio of That man, David Crews Vietnam Veterans Chapter of Court House, never wore 955 of Wildwood, who a uniform, never stood told Crews that, in 2009, In-home Services Tailored to guard duty, never swept Wildwood will have its a minefield or steered a own Vietnam Veterans Your Needs: ship through mountain- memorial wall, the first • Companionship ous waves to war. 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Lonely Refuge Seeks Friends to Share Future CAPE MAY COUNTY SOCIAL By JOE HART a long time coming,” Gei- nearly 100 million acres ger said. “It could be the and requires a minimum SPOTLIGHT GOSHEN — A problem greatest and most impor- of $765 million annually exists for the federally tant new initiative for the to operate adequately,” he Put your owned open space in Cape bayshore.” said. “The system now only May County. He explained that the receives $434 million per Little Angels There are only fi ve gov- Cape May Refuge was year or $434 per acre.” in ernment employees avail- established in 1989 to Refuge staffs are also able to oversee the 11,000- provide an inviolate sanc- spread thin. acre Cape May National tuary for migratory birds, Schlegel, his deputy man- Wildlife Refuge and that to protect fi sh and wildlife ager, a biologist, mainte- Mr. and Mrs. Glenn staff is also responsible resources and to conserve nance person and a law Entwistle, Jr. for the 3,000-acre Sup- wetlands. enforcement officer are announce the birth of wana Meadows Refuge in The Refuge is separated the only employees staffi ng their daughter, Pennsville. into three divisions: Great both the Cape May and Mykaah Noel Entwistle Luckily, a solution to that Cedar Swamp, in the north- Supwana Refuges. at Lourdes Hospital problem also exists. ern part of the county; Del- Schlegel told spectators in Willingboro, NJ SOCIAL Tony Geiger, of the aware Bay, near Kimbles that friends groups are Dana Entwistle (Ricketts) American Littoral Society, Beach Road and Two-Mile able to lobby local offi cials, is formerly of Wildwood, NJ SPOTLIGHT and Refuge Manager How- Beach, between Wildwood apply for grants and hold and Glenn Entwistle is from DEADLINE FRIDAYS AT NOON ard Schlegel are looking for Crest and Cape May. fundraisers for the Refuge Riverside, NJ where Call Janet or Rachel nature-loving county citi- Geiger said the Cape — all things that as a gov- they currently reside.. zens to form a grassroots May Refuge, the second ernment employee, he is 886-8600 ext. 33 or 34 “friend’s group” to provide largest in the state, was unable to do. Refuge Manager Howard Schlegel volunteer and fi nancial sup- the only one in New Jersey Geiger said the refuge port to Cape May’s refuge. without a friends group. really needs a friends group Geiger addressed ap- Nationwide, there are 250 to rally public and political ment threats, reaching out proximately 20 interested groups with over 40,000 support for refuge funding, to land owners and mar- individuals at the New members, he said. to hold fundraising initia- keting the refuge locally Jersey Audubon Society The National Refuge tives of its own and for man- are some of the tasks that Center for Research and System is severely under- power to complete different friends groups can do. Natali Vineyards Education on Route 47. funded, Geiger said. planning projects. Once some individuals Where The Wine is Made in the Vineyard “This friends group is “The system comprises Some of the planning is- decide they want to form a sues identifi ed for the Cape friends group, they start by VINTAGE A SEASON’S YIELD OF WINE May Refuge include: naming a board of trustees, RIO NAILS & SPA COMPLIMENTARY TASTING OF OUR AWARD WINNING 2008 WINES Let us pamper you on your special day! • Managing habitat and determining common val- wildlife populations ues and forming a nonprofi t 463-8868 • Controlling invasive organization. Sat., Nov. 15th • Noon to 4:00pm and overabundant species • Manicures Geiger said the other • Increasing opportuni- friends groups offer staff Victory Bakery and • Pedicures ties for hunting and fi shing, • Full set for acrylic, expertise, mentoring, train- Seaside Cheese from Cape May uv gel, pink & whites wildlife observation and ing, grants, associations photography, environmen- will demonstrate and silk wrap nails and publications to help Paring up Wine, Bread & Cheese • Custom Nail Designs tal education new groups to get started. • Waxing • Improving refuge build- Information is available at Willow DUO- classical guitar and Á ute Gift Certifi cates Available ¶ Walk-Ins Welcome ings and facilities friends.fws.gov Holiday Wine’s Available Writing letters, attending Grande Shopping Center (In front of Lowe’s) Geiger will hold another Blueberry Wine • Beach Plum • Peach Flavored • Also Homemade Jams On Sale hearings, opposing develop- Friends of the Cape May National Wildlife Refuge 221 US Hwy 47 North • Cape May Court House presentation at the main LOCATED AT MILE MARKER 12.9 branch of the Cape May (609) 465-0075 • www.natalivineyards.com County Library, 30 W. Me- Enjoy A Complimentary Tasting (Every Sat. & Sun. 10am-5pm) All Winter chanic St., on Dec. 2 at 7 p.m.
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68285_PNC_PN8-8292_BW.indd 1 11/6/08 5:13:49 PM Herald Newspapers November 12 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A11 Cape May Voters Approve Convention Hall Dr. Michael Caruso is By JACK FICHTER Swain said she and Ma- Mahaney said there were would move quickly to get construction crews once, haney went door-to-door three keys to the project: the fi nal construction plans he said. proud to announce his CAPE MAY - Voters in throughout the city dur- • City Council had an finalized, obtain permits Mahaney said DEP would new associate: this city approved the fi- ing weekends prior to the open and transparent pro- from the state Department make the ultimate decision nancing to construct a new election. cess, which allowed the of Environmental Protec- as to where the Solarium $10.5 million Convention “In addition, we had public to have input into tion (DEP) and send out will be relocated on the Robert Miller MD has recently Hall in an 818-421 vote, a some meet and greets the uses, location, design, grant and loan requests. beachfront. two to one margin, Nov. 4. which the Mad Batter had programs and cost of the The mayor said Kimmel Sixty six percent of Cape joined Dr. Michael Caruso’s team Mayor Edward J. Mah- hosted for us with different project. has assured him the new May’s 2,099 registered of eyey care expertsp at Atlantic Eye aney Jr. said city council organizations,” she said. • Council made every hall will open Memorial voters, 1,397, participated was deeply appreciative to “We also met with the dif- attempt to reach out to the Day weekend 2010. in the general election. Center. He has the voters of Cape May “for ferent organizations at their public with the help of the Mahaney said the biggest In District One, which over 30 years private meetings.” media and brochure printed hurdle will be receiving includes Victorian Towers showing such confi dence in experience. He us regarding the construc- She said she and the by the city. CAFRA permits from DEP, and the downtown area, tion of a new Convention mayor took an educational • Public education and a time consuming process. 73 percent of eligible voters is currently ac- Hall.” approach reaching out to door-to-door program pro- The new Convention Hall participated. cepting new pa- “We pledge that we will people who may not have vided opportunity for vot- will fi t in the footprint of District 3, which in- build this hall as effi ciently attended the town hall ers to ask questions one the current facility and cludes Elmira, Bank and tients for general and effectively as possible meetings on the new hall. on one. neighboring Solarium. Jackson streets, saw 70 ophthalmology, to meet the needs of our Swain said each group The mayor estimated The mayor said the cur- percent voter turnout. residents and our tourists,” had concerns about the he and Swain talked with rent hall would not be de- Cape May residents vot- glaucoma man- he said. project, which she and the about 1,400 voters. molished until DEP issues ed for McCain/Palin over agement, oph- mayor addressed. He said the new hall fi nal approval. Obama/Biden 710-653. Mahaney thanked City thalmic plastic Manager Bruce MacLeod She said they presented would “truly be a commu- “We want the footprints In the House of Repre- and Councilwoman Terri the facts of the proposed nity center which also has to be verified by DEP to sentatives race, the city’s didisorders d and d cataracts. t Swain for their work in put- construction rather than the opportunity to provide insure we will have the voters selected Republican ting together an informative presenting only a pro Con- performing arts.” He said new hall in the location and Frank LoBiondo over Demo- brochure about the new vention Hall stance. Swain the building will meet the size our plans call for,” said crat David Kurkowski, who Call 465-1616 in CMCH or hall and setting up fi ve town said they met a number of needs of the city for the Mahaney. is a Cape May City Council- Linwood 653-2201 for an meetings. people who did not read next 40 years and be paid The old building will not man, 752-495. “I believe as a group we local newspapers or attend off in 11 years. be demolished until con- In the Senate Race, Cape appointment. sold it based on our own one of the town meetings. The city will now dis- struction is about to begin May voters chose Repub- Most insurances accepted. individual credibility and Swain said they found a cuss the construction phase on the new facility because lican Dick Zimmer over the merits of the project,” lot of misinformation in the with architect Martin Kim- city wants to save taxpayer Democrat Frank Lauten- said Mahaney. community. mel. Mahaney said the city dollars by only mobilizing berg 654-528. Dr. Robert V. Miller was born in
lar to Nemias Vicente and Bridgeton, NJ and graduated from Mary Aguilar of Wildwood, Muhlenberg College in 1961and Oct. 30. Logan Elizabeth Jefferson Medical School in 1965. Births Mathis to Michael and Melissa Mathis of Court He served his residency at Wills House, Oct. 30. The following births lingsworth Jr. and Ashley Eye Hospital in Philadelphia from were reported at Shore Gloria Lynn Mason to Faircloth of Villas, Oct. Daniel and Joani Mason of 1968-1971. Memorial Hospital: 17. Declan James Farrell Petersburg, Oct. 31. Ava Joy Revak to An- Also at Lourdes Hospital to Dr. James and Shannon thony Sr. and Leanne Revak Farrell of Court House, in Willingboro: of Cape May, Oct. 20. Mykaah Noel Entwistle Oct. 14. Azana Rebecca-James Max Bruce MacLeod to Glenn and Dana (Rick- Martin to Zakiya Martin of etts, formerly of Wildwood) to Ryan and Stephanie Court House, Oct. 21. MacLeod of Del Haven, Entwistle of Riverside, Oct. Benjamin Dale Lockhart 25. 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Kimberly Velasco Agui- for all insurances including Medicare & HMOs Now fi nd all the local information you Offi ce Hours: LOOKING FOR HELP Mon. 8:30am - 6:00pm Tues. 8:00am - 4:30pm need with a local marketplace search at WILDWOOD — The Wed. 9:00am - 6:00pm Thurs. 8:30am - 6:00pm Coalition Against Rape and Fri. 8:00am - 4:30pm 2 Saturdays a month Abuse (CARA) is looking for help for its Thanksgiv- ing and Christmas food bas- 376 96th Street, Stone Harbor kets. Needed are turkeys 9OUR ,INK TO ,OCAL "USINESS and all non-perishable food 609-967-0070 • Fax 609-967-0077 items. Call 522-6489 from www.harborfamilypractice.familydoctors.net 8 a.m.-4 p.m. for drop off CapeMayCountyHerald.com/Marketplace information. A12 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers November 12 2008 Middle Election: How Close is Close? Independents Beck, By JOE HART Margins of Victory in Middle Township Lare Win Lower COURT HOUSE — Democratic incumbent Mayor F. Nathan 2008 F. Nathan Doughty-D 4,105 Edward J. Sweeney-R 1,921 Doughty’s narrow victory in this year’s Middle Township Daniel D. Lockwood-R 4,019 Committee race was the most highly contested race in this 1993 Michael Voll-D 2,983 Township Election municipality in seven years. 2007 Susan DeLanzo-D 2,305 Jerome Licata-R 2,193 With Election Day, emergency, absentee and provisional Richard R. Cheatle-R 1,521 By LESLIE TRULUCK more people involved in Eileen Fausey-I 877 1992 Robert Hodges-D 3,507 government, I would con- votes tallied, Doughty won the race by 86 votes, 4,105 to Jerome Licata-R 2,452 4,019. 2006 Stephen Barry-D 3,151 VILLAS –– After about sider us to be less than suc- The Herald researched Middle Township election returns Matthew R. Buesing-R 2,546 1991 Charles Leusner-D 2,181 800 absentee ballots were cessful. I think government back to 1980 and found the narrowest margin of victory in Edward Majdowski-R 1,817 counted it was clear Nov. works best when everyone 2001 when Democratic newcomer Susan DeLanzo squeaked 2005 F. Nathan Doughty-D 3,554 5 that Independents Mi- has the opportunity to be Unopposed 1990 Michael Voll-D 2,503 chael Beck and his run- involved.” by Republican Barbara Tomalino by a mere 39 votes — 2,671 Belle Oleferuk-R 1,769 to 2,632. 2004 Susan DeLanzo-D 4,275 ning mate for council Beck said he spent The next closest race was in 1986 when Democrat Robert Raymond P. Fox-R 3,127 1989 Robert Hodges-D 2,826 Kevin Lare had won the roughly about $15,000 on Hodges Sr. won with 1,987 votes to Republican Richard James Unopposed election. his campaign. who fi nished with 1,853, a 134-vote difference. 2003 Charles M. Leusner-D 2,318 Beck was unofficially Jack Sparks, former Unopposed 1988 Charles Leusner-D 3,554 declared mayor-elect of township mayor from Democratic politicians have dominated township commit- Unopposed tee races for decades with the late James Lykins as the last 2002 F. Nathan Doughty-D 3,034 Lower Township election 1972-76, was at Township Republican elected to that offi ce in the early 1960s. Michael Hajek Jr.-R 1,587 1987 Michael Voll-D 2,545 night with 4,152 votes, or Hall in support of Beck. There have been at least two other committee members Richard V. James-R 1,885 43.09 percent of the vote, He told the Herald “the who switched from the Democratic Party to the GOP while 2001 Susan DeLanzo-D 2,671 with about a 9 percent present administration did Barbara Tomalino-R 2,632 1986 Robert Hodges-D 1,987 margin over Republican nothing but bumble for in offi ce. Richard James-R 1,853 Patricia Peterson won as a Democrat in 1980 and lost as a 2000 Charles Leusner-D 3,513 Glenn Douglass and over the past year concerning Republican in 1983 to James Alexis, who now serves as the Barbara Tomalino-R 3,166 1985 Charles Leusner-D 2,403 20 percent more than Bennett’s Crossing and township administrator. In 1997, former Mayor Michael Voll Edward Rosenberg-R 1,374 Democrat Harvey Roach. Ponderlodge.” switched to the GOP, but never ran as a Republican. 1999 F. Nathan Doughty-D 1,953 Beck’s running mate Beck said his fi rst action James McMichael-R 1,601 1984 Michael Voll-D 2,963 for council, Kevin Lare, as mayor will be to provide Since 1980, Democratic candidates have run unopposed six James G. Allax-R 2,134 times: Doughty in 2005; Charles Leusner in 1988, 1997 and 1998 Robert Hodges Sr.-D 2,588 was also considered the more information to the 2003; Voll in 1996; and Robert Hodges in 1989. Jerome C. Licata-R 2,060 1983 James E. Alexis-D 2,309 favorite with 3,709 votes residents. He said he plans In contested races over that period, the widest margin of Patricia Peterson-R 1,730 or 39.92 percent, but only to establish a mayor’s advi- 1997 Charles Leusner-D 2,527 victory was 1,447 in 2002 when Doughty garnered 3,034 345 more votes than Re- sory board. Unopposed 1982 Leusner-D 2,304 publican Robert Nolan “We’re going to address votes to Republican Michael Hajek’s total of 1,587. In 2004, William C. Deaver-R 1,800 DeLanzo also scored an impressive victory of 1,148 votes over 1996 Michael J. Voll-D 3,807 and 1,491 more votes than the MUA issue as soon as GOP challenger Raymond Fox. Unopposed 1981 Michael Voll-D 2,170 Democrat Peter Smith. possible,” he said. In the Herald’s research, only two Independent candidates Bruce Back-R 1,430 Beck received 310 Lare attended MUA’s 1995 Robert Hodges-D 2,184 have thrown their hats in the ring for Middle Township Com- absentee votes, which Nov. 5 meeting. Eric J. Rickards-R 1,662 1980 Patricia Peterson-D 1,871 brought his grand total “This isn’t a one-man mittee seats. 1994 Charles Leusner-D 2,634 Bruce Back-R 1,620 In 1980, with 1,871 votes Peterson defeated Republican Carl Baker-I 442 for all wards to 4,462. show; there are three oth- Lare received 270 absen- ers on council I look for- Bruce Back, 1,620, and Independent Carl Baker, 442. Last year, Source Cape May County Clerk with 2,305 votes DeLanzo won over GOP candidate Richard tee votes, which brought ward to working with, so Cheatle, 1,521, and Independent Eileen Fausey, 877. his grand total to 3,979. for us to say where we’re Contact Hart at (609) 886-8600 Ext 35 or at: jhart@cm- Douglass’ grand total of headed, were only headed cherald.com votes was 3,547 and No- there if we have the rest lan had 3,626 total votes. of council with us and, Roach had a final vote of course, the township,” count of 2,452 and Smith said Beck. With All Votes Counted, Doughty Wins Middle had 2,490. While county Democrats By JOE HART voted only for the president The total in Middle Town- In 2007, Democratic Beck and Lare waited shuffl ed over to Atkinson’s or another race, not for ship was 769 absentee Committeewoman Susan at Township Hall Nov. 4 Tavern and Republicans COURT HOUSE — township committee. votes. DeLanzo received 2,305 as ballots from all wards congregated at the Belle- Middle Township Mayor Provisional ballots are Lockwood had mixed votes to the Republi- and districts were col- vue Tavern to celebrate or F. Nathan Doughty was used for several reasons, emotions Tuesday night can challenger Richard lected and counted; they bereave election results, In- the apparent victor of including if the voter was at the county clerk’s offi ce Cheatle’s 1,521 — a mar- were the only candidates dependents Beck and Lare the extremely close race not in the register, per- after learning of the absen- gin of nearly 800 votes. present. held their victory party at for township committee haps had names switched, tee votes and subsequent Similarly, Democrat Ste- “We did it the hard way: the Villas Fishing Club. against Republican Daniel went to the wrong polling lead change. He told the phen Barry soundly de- we came in as Indepen- Lockwood when provi- place, or recently relocated Herald that a local televi- feated Republican Matthew dents. I promise you ev- Pastors Plan sional ballots were added within the county to the sion station had called the Buesing by more than 600 erything we do will be for Thanksgiving to his total. voting district. election in his favor earlier votes, 3,151 to 2,546. the people of Lower Town- The county Board of The Herald reached in the evening. Fulginiti told the Herald ship,” Beck said when he Pot Luck Dinner was unoffi cially declared Elections reviewed 94 pro- Doughty by phone after Despite the rollercoaster there were discrepancies WILDWOOD — The mayor-elect. visional ballots Nov. 7 at MAYOR F. the count was done. ride he’d been through, with emergency ballots Greater Wildwood Pastoral “I think we offered the county Board of Elec- NATHAN DOUGHTY “The people have spo- however, he remained up- cast in Middle Township Association will sponsor something different where tions offi ce. ken,” he said. “Now we beat. District 8 (Whitesboro) a Thanksgiving Pot-Luck people could have trust in The review began later added 21, for a total 4,019. can move on.” “Whichever way the while a voting machine Dinner at the First Baptist us as being there totally than the 10 a.m. intended Doughty’s unoffi cial margin Following the Election election turns out in the malfunctioned. Superior Church, corner of Atlantic for them.” start to ensure all inter- of victory is 86 votes. Day returns, Republican end, I consider this a major Court Judge Raymond and Maple avenues from Beck said one of his ested parties were repre- Although there were 94 challenger Daniel D. Lock- victory for us,” Lockwood Batten ordered the clerk 6-7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. long-term goals is “to try to sented. ballots received, 18 were wood was winning by the said. “We were outspent to open those machines 25. make sure we operate this Present on Doughty’s rejected by the Board of slim margin of eight votes three to one by a heavily to count the ballots, she Those attending are town as economically as behalf were: Township Elections for various rea- — 3,686 to 3,678. favored incumbent and we said. asked to bring two dishes possible while maintaining Solicitor and county Demo- sons, perhaps not living in The Election Board, how- made it a real close race. Township Adminis- to share, paper goods, and quality of life.” cratic leader James Picker- the county or registering ever, also counted a record We also forced the mayor trator James Alexis said silverware. Beverages will “We need to solve some ing, Adminstrator-Clerk too late. One was deemed number of absentee ballots to discuss the issues impor- the broken machine in be supplied. of the problems such as the James Alexis, Deputy Clerk spoiled. through the night of Nov. 4 tant to Middle Township Whitesboro was replaced Parking is available on MUA (Municipal Utilities Kim Tompkins, Doughty’s Feinberg reserved the and into the day of Nov. 5 residents.” and another machine that Maple Avenue. For further Authority) issue. One of personal attorney Robert right to challenge some of after which a 59-vote lead In the past two elections, malfunctioned in District information, call 522-2981 the projects we always Fineberg and campaign the rejected ballots pending had swung to Doughty, democratic candidates 18 (Swainton) was repaired or 522-5000. manager Todd Alexis. the outcome of the count, 4,057 to 3,998. soundly defeated the GOP during the Election Day look forward to is open government, the ability to No one from Lockwood’s but withdrew his challenge According to Clerk Rita for seats on the governing voting. “We make our friends; get people involved in our camp was present. when Doughty came out Marie Fulginiti, the county body that hasn’t seen a we make our enemies; government.” After the count, Doughty on top. saw a “tremendous” num- Republican since former Contact Hart at (609) but God makes our “At the end of our terms added 48 votes, for a to- There were 75 ballots ber of residents vote using Mayor Mike Voll switched 886-8600 Ext 35 or at: next-door neighbour.” if we don’t have many tal of 4,105. Lockwood counted, but some of those absentee ballots, 5,018. parties while in offi ce. [email protected] -GK Chesterton
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Harry B. Scheeler Jr. Democratic volunteers work phones Election Day to rally votes for President-elect Barack Obama.
Harry B. Scheeler Jr. GOP volunteers make calls for Sen. John McCain, who won the majority in Cape May County.
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This past week, I I remember learning more affiliations (where you preached about a man in SPEAKING IN THE LIGHT about Armenian history went to school or who you the Bible named Barnabas. and culture than Bible sto- know, for example). WANTED He was known to all who ries. I know I learned about I love paper and despise knew him as a man of in- Palm Sunday because I re- most things technologi- DECKS, PATIOS, credible encouragement. member drawing a picture cal, but I must say, I love OR SCREEN PORCHES With Pastor Rudy People always felt better of Jesus on a donkey with Facebook and I love it for To convert to sunrooms about themselves after palms on the ground, and I one reason — Rudy Shep- 6 they had been with him. smile, not just because its I, myself, wore a lace know I learned the Christ- tock found me again. After for year-round use How do others feel after fun to say, Rudy Sheptock, doily head covering to mas story when we did the not being in touch with CALL TODAY 609-465-1669 they have been with you? but because Rudy gave me show modesty and respect. nativity every year. him for 20 years, we have We all need somebody a most precious gift. Communion was offered And in fairness to the reconnected. OUR NEXT 6 SUNROOMS WILL BE who will come alongside I did not grow up in the every Sunday but you had parents who taught Sunday My fi rst message to him OFFERED AT A SPECIAL SAVINGS! Presbyterian Church. The to decide in advance to This spectacular saving will be available of us and give us an “Atta school, I am sure there said this: Rudy! How won- for a limited time and cannot be combined Boy” or “Atta Girl”” just church I grew up in was take communion because was more teaching about derful to see your name with any other off ers. when we need a phrase so entirely different from you had to fast from the the Bible and Jesus than on my computer screen! (609) that pays like that most. PPC. Not bad, just differ- night before. I remember, but it was I have thought about you 465-1669 Those whose sentences ent. My father grew up in You would come before all overshadowed by the so often through the years [email protected] lift us up rather than tear an Armenian Presbyterian the altar, kneel, recite a teaching about the impor- and have told the story Call to see our sample sunroom located at us apart are like a cup of Church and my mother prayer of confession that tance of our culture. more times than I can 114 Stagecoach Road • Cape May Court House cold water on a hot and grew up in a Ukrainian Or- was four paragraphs long Enter: Rudy Sheptock. I count about how it was sweltering day. thodox church. So when before receiving the bread was midway through high through my time with I got a gift of some words they were looking for a and wine by intinction. As school, and my friends in- you that I really came like that just last week. church for my sister and a child, I remember think- troduced me to a guy who to know and love Jesus. November Concert They came from a friend me in which to grow up, ing my hunger was magi- worked for a group called How incredible that 20 of mine whom I recently they selected an Armenian cally and completely erased Campus Life. Rudy used years later I can fi nally say Holy Trinity Lutheran Church had the opportunity to re- Apostolic church. They felt the second I received the to come and hang out in thank you! Poplar & Atlantic Aves., Wildwood connect with on Facebook. strongly that this church bread and wine. the lunchroom at school I am so grateful to my She had been a student would allow us to grow The service was entirely with us when we were parents for raising me in who was in my ministry both in our culture and in Armenian, except for eating. And we used to a church where I could St. Petersburg way back in the 1980’s. our faith. the sermon which was go to different peoples’ grow in my culture, and for She was wonderful then So church for me on recited twice, fi rst in Arme- homes for Campus Life raising me in a Christian Russian Quartet and she is still pretty spe- Sunday morning looked nian and then in English. meetings where we learned loving household. It is so cial today. And what she something like this: The For those of you who may Bible stories, we sang, we much of who I am. Wed., Nov. 19 • 7:30pm shared with me, well let’s sanctuary was highly or- not know me very well, I were challenged to live And I love going back to just say I felt like that nate. There was an altar don’t speak or understand out our faith, and enjoyed the Armenian Church to Don’t miss this television commercial that (that girls were not allowed Armenian. T h e a great time of fellowship. sing the Hayr Mer (which says, “Priceless!” I want to to go up on — that used Armenian songs during Rudy was so approachable is the Lord’s prayer in Ar- wonderful event! share with you what she to make me so angry!) and the service were absolutely (unlike the Hayr Soorp), so menian). It makes me cry shared with me with the a curtain that was pulled beautiful and were what loving, so helpful, and so it’s so beautiful. And I am 609-522-5000 hope that you might be closed for different sacra- allowed me to worship real. infi nitely grateful to Rudy able to encourage someone ments, so you could not see in a language I did not To be honest, I still know for being a saint among us, Suggested minimum $10 donation today while you may. what was occurring. understand. At the end very little about Campus for being approachable, Cyndy writes: “Rudy There was incense and of the service, we kissed Life. And I can’t remember and for introducing me Sheptock is one of those on some Sundays, it was the cross, were blessed by the exact moment I met in a most real way to my names that will periodi- so thick, I felt as if I could the priest, and received a Rudy in the lunchroom, or friend, and my Lord and COMMUNITY cally waltz through my hardly breathe. The Hayr piece of unleavened bread all the different outings we Savior, Jesus.” mind when I am in the Soorp or priest wore the when we left the church — had. All I know is that Rudy Cyndy, I know Thanks- THANKSGIVING EVE DINNER middle of doing something most beautiful vestments. truly delicious by the way, was the fi rst person to tell giving is still a few weeks All are invited to a feast at like washing dishes, fold- There was actually a ser- especially on days I took me that I had a friend in Je- away, but you shared with 5:30pm • Wed., Nov. 26th ing laundry, or driving the vice for getting him robed communion. sus. Rudy taught me to pray me a precious banquet to- car. The name makes me for the service. I did attend Sunday to God and Jesus personally, day and for that I am truly Call for reservations: school, but I must admit, not like the prayer before grateful. 886-2448 dinner or the prayers in the HOLY SPIRIT Church Plans Divine Liturgy that were Write Pastor Rudy pas- the same week after week [email protected] LUTHERAN CHURCH 21st Messiah after week. Sunday School- 9:15am The Armenian Church Men’s Ensemble, Worship Service Sunday- Sing-a-long did not have confi rmation. I was baptized as a baby, Lucia Festival 10:30am CAPE MAY — The 21st but this was the fi rst time Set at Church annual Community Mes- in my close to adult life that Covenant Bible Study Wed.- 7pm siah Sing-a-long will be I felt I knew who Jesus was, WILDWOOD — The Lu- Next Healing Service- Nov. 30 10:30am held on Nov. 28th, at 7:30 Presbyterian Church that Jesus loved me, and I theran Church of the Holy p.m. at the Cape Island 123 Fishing Creek Rd., NCM, NJ 08204 accepted Jesus as my Lord Trinity, Poplar and Atlantic Washington & Bayshore Aves., Baptist Church, Columbia and Savior. avenues, will present the and Guerney streets. Only Villas • 886-2414 Recently, my husband third annual concert of one rehearsal has been Paul essentially dared me the St. Petersburg Men’s scheduled on Friday, Nov. First Baptist Church to create a Facebook page Ensemble 7:30 p.m. Nov. ESSIAH UTHERAN HURCH 21. M L C on the computer. For those 19. of Wildwood Instrumentalists will be- Has moved to the of you who may not be Following the concert, gin at 7 p.m. and the cho- Sunday School 9:15amfamiliar with this new tech- there will be a reception of The Church that rus will join at 7:30. HISTORIC GRANGE Communion Worshipnology 10:30am (I wasn’t), Facebook light refreshments. The public is invited to began in a 457 Kings Hwy., So. Seaville allows you to find other The church’s annual Lu- attend the program. Re- Pastor Hartmut Fege • 624-1351 people and for other people cia Festival and Pageant Merry-Go-Round freshments will be served to fi nd you based on your will be held at 4 p.m. Dec. “GIVE YOURSELF THE UNFAIR ADVANTAGE” following the program and 7. Thursday, November 13th Understanding your personality type! there is no cost for the 10:00am -11:30am Nov. 15th- FREE ‘Christmas Carol’ The event will feature 10:30am - Community Lunch performance. a Scandinavian Market Quiet Communion Saturdays 5pm Choir and Instrumental Slated at Church featuring traditional foods Sunday Worship 10:30am music is available. For in- Sunday, November 16th OCEAN VIEW — The and gifts from 2-3:30 and Adult & Youth Education 9:30am formation, call Ruth Fritsch Seaville United Method- reopen at 5:15 p.m. 9:30am - Sunday School “It’s OK to dress casual for church. Jesus did!” at 609-886-5862. ist Church will host an A free will offering will 11am - Morning Worship amateur production of “A be received for ELCA World Christmas Carol” starring Hunger. Pastor, Rev. Joe Mathis dedicated church members For information, call the Hearing Assistance • Nursery Provided Bishop McHugh Regional who have volunteered church offi ce a 522-5000. Maple & Atlantic Avenues • 609-522-2981 their time. Catholic School The free event will be 2221 Route 9 North, Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 held at 2 p.m. Dec. 6 and 7, and 7 p.m. Dec. 6 at the “Out with the New, in with the Old” 609-624-1900 church on Route 9 (the one “Jesus Christ, the same yesterday and today, and forever”. Hebrews 13:8 with the gazebo). A love offering will be Rio Grande Bible Baptist Church OPEN HOUSE taken, and all proceeds will Monday, Nov. 17 from 9am-1pm go to the youth program. King James Bible • Old-Fashioned Preaching For information, call the Old Hymns of Faith • Family Values Come experience Bishop McHugh School church at 624-9019. 1107 Delsea Drive, Route 47, Rio Grande, NJ Church Offi ce 609-886-9494 • Dedicated to intellectual and spiritual growth of students. VIM NEEDS YOU Sunday School 9:45 a.m. • Middle States Accredited. Sunday Morning Service 11:00 a.m. COURT HOUSE — Vol- • State of the art learning environment. unteers in Medicine is look- Sunday Evening Service 6:30 p.m. ing for professional health 4 Year old preschool program full day or half day option, care providers. Doctors, Wednesday Service 6:30 p.m. Full day Kindergarten Program nurses, nurse practitioners Children’s Bible and computer personnel ~ Catholic Schools~Good News In Education ~ for data entry. To volunteer, Pastor Jeff McLeod Club Wednesday 6:30 p.m. www.bishopmchugh.com call Ms. Biderberg at 463- & Family 2846. 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Donovan McNabb remains and Jeff Lurie being to crucial short yardage situ- momentum. The Eagles Serving But parity is truly pres- a poor performer under blame. In my view, from ations. often use precious few ent in the National Football pressure. All of their 2008 a far I admit, is that the Having witnessed the ticks of the game clock South Jersey League. 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America said, “Thanks, but no thanks” to John McCain *** and Sarah Palin. Now John McCain can get back to talking to Bo, thank you very much for buying me lunch the other clouds and yelling at kids to get off his lawn. Sarah Palin’s 15 day. It made my granddaughter very happy and very proud minutes of fame are over. When Bush gets out of offi ce, the with her Obama pin. Thank you. most embarrassing chapter in history will fi nally be over. —Villas —Middle Township *** *** I’m a little confused about the defi nition of socialism. Middle Township offi cials need to cut some employees, not When the government allots hundreds of billions of dollars to services. And the school board needs to cut teachers and cut take over, bale out, or rescue banks, the auto industry, broker- out the sports activities. I am currently spending $2,000 a year age fi rms, and Fannie and Freddy Mac, which are our houses, for school taxes which is ridiculous. As a senior citizen, I have isn’t that socialism? The government owning everything ex- never had children in the school system. The parents need cept maybe our clothes? Maybe they will bail them out too. to pay for the sport activities, not us senior citizens and not —Cape May the people who don’t have children. When I went to school, *** my parents paid for my sports activities. To the cry baby whining about the lack of the Halloween pa- —Middle Township rade: Get a life! You know what, why don’t you and your fam- (ED. NOTE: The Board of Education meets next Nov. 20 ily sign up and be in the parade and make it a little longer? at 7:30 p.m. in the Administration Building, 216 S. Main St., —Cape May County Court House.) *** *** I know that Wildwood has a big problem. It seems like tax To the spouter from Wildwood about the gentleman who money is coming in, but it is not benefi ting the people. I don’t greets the people at the Court House. I believe that is a vol- know what it is benefi ting. I want to know one thing: Why are unteer position. He is a retired gentleman and he wants to the Public Works, the police force, and the fi re departments the help the people there. only departments that are criticized in Wildwood? Taxpayers, —Dennis Township you need to take a walk in City Hall and see how many *** employees are in there doing nothing. I would like to like to congratulate Mike Beck and Kevin —Wildwood Lare on their winnings They had a hard battle and they won. I *** want to thank the people who went out in the rain and picked The mayor of Wildwood is very happy to appoint a new re- up all the Beck/Lare signs. That was very nice of them. There view board to review the city budget. This sounds good, but are still signs for the others all around. These are the best his panel, business people, hotel and motel associations, bank men for the job. offi cials, and only one taxpayer-homeowner. If you are mak- —Villas ing a large income in a business, these taxes don’t hurt you *** like it hurts a homeowner who has a wife and has to work two I believe it’s about 20 years ago that they dedicated the recre- jobs just to pay these large taxes. Large businesses that receive ation fi eld to Freeholder Ralph E. Bakley. Ten years ago, it was huge tax abatements and favors really want to keep this the brought to their attention, fi ve years ago, and again this year, way it is. Some people who support him are the same people that the name has never been spelled correctly. Freeholder who support him for high rises for their benefi t. The workers Bakley’s last name is spelled Bakley. Now that we have a will come from out of town and there will be a big profi t in the new regime in Lower Township, do you think it’s possible that cement industry. Mayor, keep your promises at election time. they could correct his name? It’s really griping at me. We have received some money for this recreation center, but —Lower Township who is paying for the rest of it? Have you ever had to have two jobs just to pay taxes and put food on the table? I don’t think so. Do us a favor: resign! From Classic to Elegant —Wildwood Bringing the highest level *** of service and expertise To the mayor-elect, Mike Beck: First, congratulations! Sec- ond, so you want to cut costs, that’s great. Let’s also cut waste. What does the township code enforcer do? We have trash laying in our front yards. There is trash remaining on curbside Artisans Alcove because it is not the week it gets picked up. We have aban- ESTATEESTATE JEWELERSJEWELERS doned cars and this time of year we have boats permanently docked on our streets. These are the people who do not care Buying Gold • Diamonds about the appearance of our town or their neighbors. Let’s fi ne • these people. Sometimes I wonder if these aren’t the people Coins Jewelry who gave our township its name “Lower.” OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK • 10 am to 5 pm —Lower Township 523 Lafayette Street, Cape May *** 898-0202 • www.artisansalcove.com As a long time poll worker, I would like to say to all voters, but especially to those who vote in a place with more than one district, please, in the future bring your sample ballot card with you. It has all the information on it that we need to process you. It will save the poll workers and you from becoming ir- ritated with each other. You not knowing your district is very diffi cult for us. Please be an informed voter. —Court House Invest In Your Home! *** In this economy the wise place to invest is in YOUR HOME and NOW is the time to SAVE at Bright Light Design Center To the person who is annoyed about the smell of skunks under your home: Don’t be naïve. Your house was built on their home. They were there long before you and your house Up was built. —Villas SAVE To 50%* *** (Page A19 Please) STOREWIDE ON SPECIALLY TAGGED ITEMS PLUS visit website for FINANCING NOW OPEN AVAILABLE ** 14% OFF BONUS COUPON FRI., SAT. & SUN. Interest Free www.BrightLightDesignCenter.com for 12 Months And I sell anything 7AM – Promotion Ends November 15th – for you, on (Nov. 16 in King of Prussia) The Baker’s Shoppe Bakery Convenient drop off Donuts • Cakes • Pies • Breads location. and More • Get paid fast Now located at 861 Rt. 47 So. • Sell your stuff (mile marker 17.1) Cape May Court House, NJ 609-465-4478 • No headaches South Dennisville 1143 South Route 9 Niva-Owner formerly of West Cape May King of Prussia, PA 555 S. Henderson Rd 610-992-1790 108 So. Main St. 609-364-7542 Wilmington, DE 218 S. Maryland Ave 302-992-9688 *SAVE UP TO 50% OFF THE BOTTOM PRICE. Excludes prior promotions & sale items as marked. Not valid on UMRP priced items or with any other discount offer. In stock items only. Cape May Court House Also Catering For All A Division of Colonial Electric Supply **Good towards non tagged items. OFF THE BOTTOM PRICE. Excludes prior promotions and sale items as marked. Not valid on UMRP priced items or with any other discount offer. on Rte. 9 Occasions! Herald Newspapers November 12 2008 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A19 Spout Off (From Page A19) —Del Haven *** *** To the Wildwood spouter To the spouter who spoke about the annoying rooster on Why does the mayor need a group of 50 people to tell regarding the greeter at the Breakwater Road: I agree with you. Something should be him where to trim the waste? Start at City Hall; lots of waste courthouse: Before you spout done about it. They annoy me to no end. there, and then go to the fi re department, police department, get your facts straight. The —Cape May and public works. Make the cuts and contract out the work. man sitting at the desk in (ED. NOTE: Time for roast rooster?) Look at all the new hired people the mayor just brought on to the front lobby is a volun- *** payroll. Who has the recall? I want to sign it. teer - he does not get paid. If President Bush is solely responsible for everything wrong —Wildwood He “volunteers” three days a in America from global warming to the economy, and on and *** week. He provides assistance on, then what is the total amount of salary paid to congress? I agree with the spouter a few weeks ago. If you have off- to the people who need to use Let’s send them home and spread the wealth. street parking in your driveway, you should not be able to have the courthouse. The sheriff’s —Cape May a handicap parking space on the street. It’s only saving a spot offi cers provide security to *** for other drivers in the household. Why can’t the non-handi- the building. Come join us for scrabble fun Wednesday at the Wildwood cap drivers fi nd a spot like the rest of us? —Court House Crest Library from 5-7:30 p.m. from beginners to advanced. —Cape May All are invited. *** *** Missing something? —Wildwood Crest The mayor has appointed an employee of one of the build- *** ers to be the building inspector. Isn’t that like appointing the Read all this week’s Spout America is fi nished. fox to be the guard for the hen house? Bonus rooms for ev- Offs and join the discus- —Cape May Beach eryone. sion. Log on to www.Cape- *** —Sea Isle City MayCountyHerald.com In the early 90’s when after dark, it became creepy to walk *** and click “Spout Off” at the streets of Anglesea. Along came Ralph Whitehouse and the Why does Troiano need a team of private citizens to help the top of the page. Irish Festival. In the late 90’s along came Jack Hannah and him with budget? He was elected to do that. If he can’t fi gure as they say the rest is history. Those two did more for North it out to avoid a major tax hike in 2009, he should get out. He Wildwood than any elected offi cial. They should have statues is talking more trash about high rises that will never ever be along side of Cozy Marley built, and more and more buildings will become vacant and —Philadelphia/North Wildwood boarded up. Cuts need to be made; Wildwood has 230 full- *** time workers in a town with declining population. To the spouter from North Wildwood: Yes, our wonderful —Wildwood governor, who by the way is a fi nancial genius, does allow our *** Custom Fabrication enemies, the Russians who own Lukoil, to gouge our citizens I live near the designated cat feeding area on 27th Street. on the highway, the parkway and the NJ Turnpike. And yes, I have observed (many times) skunks eating side by side with Fall Home Improvement Time this is a Soprano state. If you don’t think it is, you must be the feral cats out of the buffet that gets set out daily for the cats. Bring Your Plans In living in La la land. You should be working for Governor Cor- Will this cat and skunk feeding nonsense ever end? Why can’t zine. He loves people like you. they change the feeding area every so often? What’s going to —Cape May happen when the skunks mate with the cats? Skats? The November Special *** government should round up these cats and skunks and ship I read a letter in the Herald about possibly losing women’s them some place. The woman who feeds them is messing with rights. Forty million babies have been murdered since Roe vs. nature. The skunks and cats are out of control. It’s a disgrace. GRANITE KITCHEN COUNTERTOPS Wade. Some fi ght to even save a tree. We do not have the right —Avalon FROM $49.00/SF* to kill. Also Jesus said, “The poor will always be with you.” We (ED. NOTE: Where would “some place” be after rounding are called to do right to all men and babies also. the up?) Appointments 7 DAYS A WEEK • Call to schedule —Goshen *** * Minimum 50 SF/select colors *** I live in Philadelphia and own a summer home in Wild- Is the Middle Township Board of Education aware of the wood. My real estate taxes have been raised in the last 10 Showroom Hours May Vary negative display of Sarah Palin in the lobby of Elementary years once in Philadelphia. In Wildwood, every year the taxes Mon-Fri, 9am-3pm • Sat. 9am-2pm School No. 2? Administration should be held responsible and go up. Tell me how can a small town like Wildwood can con- should make a public apology to the town for their bias and tinuously raise taxes? It’s time for the recall. Put an end to 92 Rt. 50, Seaville • 390-0002 sexist behavior. They are supposed to educate the children, this present administration of Troiano and Davenport. A new 390-0002 not indoctrinate them. administration would have to clean up the ongoing mess that —Cape May was created. *** —Wildwood I would like to know if there is a code inspector for rental *** properties. A lot of properties, trash all over their lots, con- Kudos to Terry Swain for getting the job done regarding our Accredited Dermatology struction debris, peeling paint, broken windows. I don’t see much-loved dog park. This is just an example of what kind Patricia Tager MD, Lisa Ledden NP anything getting done about that. It’s an eyesore on the city. of leadership she extends to the City of Cape May. We need Commercial lots are trashed too. Is there any kind of code more council members with her devotion and love for their enforcements, some one to check on these things? hometown. Keep up the good work. 609/374-8100 Appointments —Wildwood —Cape May 1580 Route #9 & Avalon Blvd. *** *** Cape May Court House/Avalon/Swainton What ever happened to the liquor license in Dennisville? To the spouter who claims to have been from Stone Harbor: When are we going to get a store here? I’m tired of running You need to get your facts straight. The professionals on the all over the place. It’s been years since he bought a license. board of education in Sea Isle are trying to improve the edu- General Dermatology for: When are we going to have the same privileges as the rest of cation for the children in their school by allowing enough Pediatrics, Adolescent, Adult & Geriatrics the world? time to concentrate on the core curriculum of all education. —Dennisville —Sea Isle City Diseases of the Skin, Hair & Nails, Removal of Moles, *** *** Warts and Growths. I’m a caregiver who was taking care of a man with Alzheim- To the McPherson bashers: You are the kind of public em- er’ disease. This week we called 9-1-1 and Wildwood police and ployees that the taxpayers are tired of. Are you afraid she’ll We treat Rashes immediately. We have the latest treatment the ambulance came out. They were excellent. They helped make you work for all the goodies you get? for Acne and Psoriasis. We perform surgery for all Cancers the wife, who was naturally so upset to see her husband was —Erma so sick and that he was going to the hospital. The Wildwood The other day I was sitting at the park with my child and Including MOHs Surgery and also we excise pigmented lesions. police were so helpful. They couldn’t do enough. They even saw Mr. Beck fl ying down the road in his little blue hotrod. We perform the following Cosmetics: offered to give her a ride or any help all she’d have to do is call How about you obey the law? Because you never know who Botox, Juvederm and Chem Peels. and they’d be there. You hear so many complaints, but this is watching. Hopefully the fi ne men and women of LTPD will was one of the best experiences I’ve had as a caregiver. catch him and give him a summons. Slow down. —Wildwood —Villas We accept all Insurance Carriers, Medicare, all Horizon Plans, *** *** all Aetna Plans, all Union Plans, Workman’s Comp While visiting the Offi ce of Disability Services at Crest I hope America is fully prepared for the choices she has Haven Road, I was utterly disappointed to walk through a cloud made on Nov. 4. and all HMO Medicaid Plans. of smoke upon entering the building. Is there not a “no smok- —Wildwood Crest ing” policy in front of public buildings? Is there a reason why *** this building is exempt? Being that this is a building of disabili- Ernie has been mayor long enough to see that the majority ties shouldn’t proper precautions be taken into consideration? of the town is unhappy with the direction the town is going. —Cape May The highest tax rate in the county — for what? Ask yourself *** what exactly do we get for that distinction? An extremely Municipal employees should either take or save their sick We’re Ready for the Flu. overpaid EMT/Fire Department, over paid police, and way too days and not expect a holiday bonus payout. Save thousands many employees in other departments. Follow North Wild- of dollars, which may very well mean your job next year. Be wood’s lead; go to Trenton and eliminate the Civil Service kind to your fellowman and the community. Skip the sick day Designation. Then make the required changes that the citizens Are you? bonus. demand for their tax dollars. —Rio Grande —Wildwood *** *** Your local Medicap Pharmacy® store can help For starters, Ponderlodge should be renamed. Its present Lare never had an original thought in his life. He will just name refl ects all the indecisiveness surrounding it. People pon- go along with what Beck tells him. you avoid the flu bug this season. We carry dering what to do with it. 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Cape Regional Gives 123 Service Awards AVALON – The 2008 Ser- elvey, Florence Monahan, vice Awards Banquet was Joseph Moore, Jacqueline held at Golden Inn here, Moore Gurdgiel, Tina Nes- Thursday, Oct. 9 with 123 suno, Barbara Nicholson, members of the Cape Re- Tami Parker, Bonnie Riddle, gional Medical Center staff Georgann Rodenbaugh, in attendance to receive Susan Sparks. recognition for length of 25 Years service milestones. Andrea Christensen, According to a release, Karen D’Arcangelo, Mary 20 new members of the 20 Beth De Credico, William Plus Club were welcomed Dotter, Roxanne Dunkel- and Nancy Roop received berger, Anne Horstmann, her 35 year pin. All totaled, Cape Regional Medical Center employees awarded Kimberly Kelly, Joseph 123 employees reached for service over 35 years are Registered Nurse Carol Loddo, Barbara Meaney, significant milestones in Donovan, Pre-Admission Testing, Keith Babore, Di- Marilee Olson, Dolores Pet- length of services, Five rector of Diagnostic Imaging; and Sue Neeley, Nu- tit, Marcella Profi t, Luann Years - 34 employees, 10 tritional Services. Reagan, Patricia Young. Years - 24 employees, 15 30 Years Years - 17 employees, 20 George Carlson, Carol Michael Cordi, Ruth Ellis, Margaret Povio, Dienito Sa- years - 20 employees, 25 Decicco, Claudette Deschat- Jayne Finocchiaro, Cynthia clayan, Beverlie Saclayan, years - 14 employees, 30 elets, Marilyn Hampton, Gilbert, Barbara Golla, Sue Serafi no, Kellie Shill., years - 13 employees, and Mary McCurdy, Suzanne Angelita Hammer, Bonnie Aline Shore, Ann Watson, 35 years - one employee. Norton, Teresa Palumbo, Harrell, Wayne Harris, Car- Dennis Williams. As of October 2008, Marcia Quinn, Janet Rich- ol Hoffman, Vicky Hopkins, 15 Years Cape Regional Medical ter, Lorraine Search, Carol Nancy Howard, Maureen Alena Benigno, Maryjane Center boasts 220 employ- Smith, Jeannette St. John, Kersch, Bonnie Kratzer, Bogushefsky, Fred Brecken- ees who have celebrated Douglas Yearsley. Joan Lappin, AliceMarie ridge, Susan Campbell, service milestones of 20 35 Years Lees, Bernadette Lindsay, Kevin Condran, Noreen Di years or greater; 20 percent Nancy Roop Sales, Installation & Service Ted Lyons, Nicole Mason, Padova, Kathleen Farrell, of the Medical Center’s Greater than 35 Years Dawn Moser, Ann Peters, Nancy Galloway, Elaine • Central Air Conditioning • Gas or Oil Heat • Unico & Space Pak entire workforce. “Our Carol Donovan, RN, 36 Elisabeth Ruffer, Shelly Holmes, Susan Johnson, staff’s service longevity is years • Air Duct Cleaning • Fuel Oil Deliveries Ryan, Bethann Shubert, Kristen Kengeter, Lisa Lup- impressive,” stated Byron Keith Babore, BSRT, 37 Cedric Skinner, Catherine perger, Nancy Mcdevitt, You can count on us! Hunter, vice president of Years Straube, Kim Tait, Maris Linda Mittleberger, Mar- Human Resources. “It is Sue Neeley, 38 Years Van Meter, Arlene Vogt, garet Oleksiak, Colleen For All Your Cooling & Heating Needs... rare to see an organization Luann Wercoch, Carole Roque, Stephanie Savage. with signifi cant percentage Not every man can Call the DEPENDABLE Company to schedule a heater Wiley, Tamar Williams. 20 Years of its staff who has served carry a full cup. Sud- 10 Years Ray Beckler, Stephany tune-up so you’re ready for the cold weather! for 20 or more years. It is a den elevation frequently Catherine Algard, Col- Britton, Diane Callahan, genuine tribute to our en- leads to pride and a NATE 465-5545 • 399-0450 • 1-800-388-4645 leen Beaulieu, Brenda Mary Cannon, Martha tire organization, we have fall. The most exacting certifi ed Bender, Kendra Bostard, Bo- Chambers, Marisa Den- technicians Serving Cape May & Atlantic Counties over 90 years 20 Plus Club members at test of all to survive is nita Canova, Terry Coyne, ham, Melanie Galle, Bren- every level in the organiza- prosperity. Visa - MC - Discover License #13VH00302000 Kimberly Devine, Iann da Grant, Willie Lashley, tion. Cape Regional Medi- -Oswald Chambers Ferrari, Melissa Franch- Kevin Mccabe, Susan Mck- cal Center is a great place ville, Kimberly Gable-Bu- to be employed,” Hunter jak, Katherine Kennedy, continued. Cape May County Library Adult Programs Cindy Keppler, Leann May, Five Years Steven Mayer, Rosemary NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2008 • www.cmclibrary.org Anne Bologno, Joan Car- Newbold, Tracey Plenn, Main Branch is Cape May Court House 463-6350 nahan, Donna Condran, Lower Branch in Villas 886-8999 • Upper Branch in Petersburg 628-2607 Wildwood Crest Branch 522-0564 • Cape May City Branch 884-9568 Vet Runs Jersey Hardware Stone Harbor 368-6809 • Sea Isle City 263-8485 • Woodbine 861-2501 COURT HOUSE — Jer- Programs requiring registration marked with*. Call for more information. sey Hardware, 518 Stone Harbor Blvd. is owned and Monday November 17 Main Branch 3:30 Write your Own Memoirs* operated by James Flem- November 24 Main Branch 3:30 Write your Own Memoirs* ing, 29, a local disabled December 1 Main Branch 3:30 Write your Own Memoirs* veteran. The store is located at the Citgo gas station next to Tuesday November 18 Main Branch 6:00 YA Teen Movie Night showing “Dodgeball” Osborne’s showroom. December 2 Main Branch 7:00 Friends of Cape May National Wildlife Refuge Fleming has also designed the store’s Web site: www. jerseyhardware.com. Wednesday November 12 Main Branch 3:45 YA Teen Yoga* 7:00 Million Bird Migration The store stocks retail Lower Branch 10:00 Qigong and Tai Chi for Health * 7:00 Digital Television Transition hardware goods in addition to contractor supplies and Upper Branch 6:00 Fearless Singing Lessons* JAMES FLEMING Beesley’s Point business owner Earl Marshall with November 19 Main Branch 1:00 Nature’s Bounty: Holiday Arrangements 3:45 YA Teen Yoga* 7:00 Author John Nagy building hardware. “You use I t, I’ll stock fi ed there since, he said, South Jersey Gas Commercial Sales Representative Lower Branch 10:00 Qigong and Tai Chi for Health* Dottie Scheufele. Marshall was the community’s November 26 Lower Branch 10:00 Qigong and Tai Chi for Health* it” is the motto of the fi rm, “Their priority wasn’t the which boasts 70,000 plus customers, but the value fi rst business to convert to natural gas after being December 3 Main Branch 1:00 Tradition of the Yule Log 3:45 YA Teen Yoga* canvassed by the utility earlier this year. Lower Branch 10:00 Qigong and Tai Chi for Health* items via its Web site and of stocks.” e-catelog. Hours are from 7 a.m. Fleming previously to 5 p.m. Monday to Fri- Thursday First Upper Firm Connects November 13 Main Branch 10:00 Great Books 6:30 Knitting Group worked for a large corpo- day, and 7 a.m. to noon ration, but was not satis- November 20 Main Branch 6:00 Gift Basket Making * Saturday. To Utility’s Natural Gas November 27 ALL LIBRARIES CLOSED FOR THANKSGIVING BEESLEY’S POINIT — product line. Natural gas December 4 Main Branch 10:00 Great Books 7:00 1st Thursday Book Group Ferry Offers Special Fare “I’ve waited 10 years for burns cleaner, is much NORTH CAPE MAY — A destinations and attractions natural gas,” said Earl Mar- more efficient and right Friday shall, owner of The Fire- now is cheaper than pro- November 14 Main Branch 9:30 Financial and Technical Assistance by SBA 5:30 Family Movie Night Cape May – Lewes Ferry in the Delaware Bay area.” place People, a member of pane. I know I’ll be seeing 7:00 All Powerful You Life Coaching* rider service that will con- The new fare is designed the business community considerable savings this November 21 Main Branch 4:30 Game Night 6:30 YA Moaning Myrtles Wizard Rock Band tinue through March 31, to promote business and for 15 years, in a release. winter as I’m converting November 28 Main library open 9:00 – 4:30 All other libraries closed 2009, will be a $10 same commerce activity in the “As soon as I heard it 30 fireplace and gas log December 5 Main Branch 2:00- 8:00 Holiday Celebration day, return-trip value fare local communities of Dela- for a standard size vehicle ware and New Jersey, stated would be available to us, displays in my showroom and driver. Heath Gehrke, director of I didn’t think twice about to natural gas.” Marshall Saturday making the decision to istated. November 15 Main Branch 10:00 National Game Day Games Tournament According to a release, Ferry Operations,. switch.” Marshall told He invited homeowners Upper Branch 10:00 Portrait Drawing with Cheryl Crews* that special vehicle value Ferry customers who South Jersey Gas Commer- to his store, 131 N. Shore November 22 Main Branch 1:00 Herbal Treasures for Your Holiday Celebration* fare for a same day return purchase an initial crossing cial Sales Representative Road, to see and feel the dif- Upper Branch 10:00 Portrait Drawing with Cheryl Crews* trip, which is valid during fare of $28 for a standard Dottie Scheufele. ference for themselves. December 6 Main Branch Voice of the Violin performed by Leonid Iogansen this trial period, “offers a vehicle and driver would re- bargain for South Jersey ceive this “Same Day Sailor The company earned the In July, the utility in- and Delaware residents as Saver” fare of $10 on the claim as the fi rst business stalled natural gas pipelines Programs marked with * require registration establishment in here to in the Marmora-Beesleys Programs marked with YA are young adult programs well as visitors to the Twin same-day, return-trip versus Capes resort region who the normal return-trip fare become a natural gas cus- Point area, on Allendale For More Information on these programs, please see our website: want to use the Ferry for a of $24, a savings of almost tomer. “It’s the best option Road, Randolf Boulevard, round-trip, same day excur- 60 percent, according to for my store and a great Hollyberry Lane and Lake www.cmclibrary.org sion to visit the exciting the release. addition to my fireplace Corson Lane. 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Scott J. Maslow, D.M.D. Weddings & Is pleased to introduce Engagements
David W. Burdette, D.D.S. Now Accepting New Patients And Emergency Patients Dr. Burdette attended Salisbury University in Maryland where he received a Bachelors Degree in Biology. He received his degree of Doctor of Dental Surgery in 2007 from the University at Buffalo, School of Dental Medicine. Dr. Burdette completed his General Practice Residency at the Hospital Of Veteran Affairs in Philadelphia.
9850 Paci¿ c Avenue, Wildwood Crest, NJ 08260 609-522-3145 “Medically Speaking” a radio show hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Eric Arenberg of Cape May announce Michael Boriss, DO, FACC, FACOI · Cape Regional Cardiologist the engagement of their daughter, Rebecca, to Noel Haldeman, son of T.J. and Mary Ellen Haldeman of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cirrinicione of Cape May an- Smoking ... North Wildwood. The bride-to-be is employed by nounced the engagement of their son, John Domin- Call the Herald Newspapers. Her fi ancé works for his ick Cirrinicione to Lauren Ann Pisapia, daughter of More than a bad habit. for a free CD family’s business, Owen’s Pub. An October 2009 Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Pisapia of Forked River. The or wedding is planned in Stone Harbor. couple plans a Nov. 2009 weddding. Th e Great American Smokeout is November 20th Listen on the web! at With special guests www.caperegional.com William Bradway, DO, FCCP, FACOI Pulmonary Disease Specialist & Brenda Douglass, MSN, NCP Certifi ed Family Practice Nurse
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Paula Boenig-Salter of St. Petersburg, and David Salter of Tampa Fla. announced the engagement of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hoffman III, of Eldora, announced 1-866-720-3882 their daughter Carrie, to Sean Benz, son of Maureen the engagement of their daughter, Amanda Susan, and Daniel Benz of Byram New Jersey. The bride- to Josh David Cabral, son of Joe and Kathy Langton or visit us online at www.sjesp.com to-be is a 1999 graduate of Wildwood High School. of Middleboro, Ma. The bride-to-be is a graduate of Rebates She received her Bachelors of Science Degree in Bridgewater State College and is on staff at South Biology from Rowan University. Her fi ancé is a 1998 Shore Community Church. Her fi ancé, also a gradu- Available graduate of Lenape Valley Regional High School. He ate of Bridgewater State, works as a family mentor up to received his Bachelors of Arts Degree in Public Re- for Bay State Community Center, and is studying $1,900* lations from Rowan University. The couple resides for his masters in family and marriage counseling. in San Diego, Ca. They are planning a September Both reside In Massachusetts. The couple plans a 2009 wedding on the beach in Cape May. June 2009 wedding at the Jersey shore.
The Herald will now be publishing your Engagement, Wedding, and Anniversary photos on the Cannot be combined with any other second Wednesday of every month. This will be on a fi rst come basis, providing we have enough photos offer. Offer valid November 1 - December 31, 2008. Financing terms available. offered to qualified homeowners We prefer you to email digital photos to [email protected], along with a brief description. Or, if necessary, converting to natural gas heat with work performed by an SJG Preferred Contractor. Zero interest financ- ing offered to a maximum of $8000 financed over a period not to exceed 60 months from date of first drop them off at the Herald building, 1508 Rt. 47, Rio Grande, NJ. payment. Qualified households will receive the opportunity to defer payments until June 2009. All photos must be sent by 3 p.m. on the Friday before publication date. As a reminder, the Herald is *Rebates shown are a combination of Bryant and utility company rebates on qualifying systems. published every Wednesday. South Jersey Energy Service Plus is not the same company as South Jersey Gas and you do not have to purchase South Jersey Energy Service Plus products to receive quality service from South Jersey Gas. Home Improvement license # 13VH01279400 A22 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers November 12 2008
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Articles For Sale- Crafts- Yard/Tag Sale- ANIMALS FIREWOOD FOR SALE: Healthcare/Dental- Offi ce- Assorted lengths, all oak. CRAFTERS DIAMOND BEACH LOST & FOUND - $175 per cord, delivered. & VENDORS Whole House DENTAL 856-785-2321 ANIMALS CLERK TYPIST WANTED Tag Sale ASSISTANT Articles For Sale- Inside & Out. City of Cape May Lost & Found- For Dec. 6 Christmas in 227 East Memphis Busy dental practice has Clerk’s Offi ce. Full FOLDING TWIN Size Roll the Country in Tucka- Ave., Wildwood Crest. LOST CAT: Missing from opening for full time en- time with benefi ts. Ba- Away bed with 5” mattress. hoe Sat. & Sun., Nov. 15 & North Cape May. Gray/ ergetic dental assistant sic offi ce procedures. Very good condition, $30. 215-817-0130 16, 9am - 3pm. Moving black tiger striped female, with cross training duties Salary $22,745. 609-628-2372 or - everything must go. long haired cat. Call 609- at the front desk. CDA & Articles for Sale- 898-8785 Don’t shell tuckahoenj.com All furniture to include dental x-ray license re- Send resume to 2 kitchen sets, living quired. City Manager Golf Clubs, complete set. PETS FOR SALE out a lot to Leather bag, (2) pair golf room, 3 bedroom sets, 643 Washington St. shoes. Entire offer in new FREEBIES 2 sofa beds, lamps, advertise! Fax resume to Cape May, NJ 08204 Pets For Sale- condition. $100. 609-886- pictures, bath fi xtures, 609-465-1603 Freebies- 8809 patio furniture, grill, all CALL TODAY or call 609-465-5415 Equal Opportunity AKC Bloodline, smart Articles For Sale- window treatments, Employer BEAUTIFUL LOWRY Spinet cute trained, adorable TO PLACE YOUR AD. 52” TV & components, electronic chord organ with Maltese puppies. $950. GOULD Jet Well Pump, 1/2 bench. May be able to de- garage sale. Exterior 8’ 609-624-0242; 609-886-8600 HP, 110 volt + set up for liver locally. Good opportu- Yucca palm trees, koi 609-231-1151 Ext. 33 or 34 shallow well. $75. 215-817- nity for non-profi t organiza- pond & fi sh. Prior in- Trades/Plumbing- 3303 tion. 609-967-4952 spection with appoint-
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Journeyman IKEA KING Bed with Mat- Yard/Tag Sale- LOOKING FOR A tress & Boxspring, white, Furnishings- REWARDING Valid driver’s license. 2 good condition, $75. 609- MARGATE 313-9051 JOB CAREER? years minimum experi- 2 Piece right angle so- ESTATE SALE ence in new construc- Articles For Sale- fabed. Good condition. 414 Essex Court. Selling Oceana tion and service. $200. 609-368-4520 entire contents. Beautiful Rehabilitation NEW BLOOD Pressure FAIR dining room, living room, monitor, $25; metal child & Nursing Center, Call Court House 2 bedrooms, kitchen, Nov. 18, 1:30-4:30 pushcart, $8; 1935 conver- a 120 bed LTC Bellevue Tavern • 7-9 S. Main St., CMCH Plumbing, sation course, $10. 609- Furnishings- china, glassware, beau- facility is seeking 609-465-5950 729-3730 tiful clothing & linens, FEATURING: CHILD’S 5 piece, white house & garden items, ~ Eastern Shore Nursing & Rehab * CNAs FINANCIAL bedroom set, $50; Oak/iron much more. No early futon, $40; Iron/granite wine birds. Fri. & Sat., Nov. 14 ALL SHIFTS Articles For Sale- ~ Court House Convalescent Center rack + end tables, $40. Oak & 15, 9am - 2pm BUSINESS FOR TV stand, $10; Oak desk, ~ Oceanview Center PRO CAMERA Bag with SALE - FINANCIAL $10. 609-827-7293 Yard/Tag Sale- * NURSES 135 + 300mm lenses, $120. For more information call ALL SHIFTS Twin bed with frame, $50. SEA ISLE CITY, 209 59th Business For Sale- Futon, Lt Wt Bike, free. 609- 609-217-9559 Street: Demolition Sale Benefi ts available 729-2918 Furnishings- Seasonal Sandwich Saturday, November 15, Articles for Sale- 10am- 3pm. Cash only Apply in person Shop for Sale Entertainment: 3 piece, sol- CAPE MAY COUNTY CREST HAVEN 502 Route 9 North Stone Harbor, NJ SEARS 12”, 1 1/8 HP tilt id oak, glass doors. $200. Yard/Tag Sale- Email for pics dgalati@com- NURSING & REHAB CENTER Cape May Successful business for head band saw, 6” depth off cut, 2 speed. Excellent con- cast.net. 609-368-0986 Court House 15 years for sale. 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The Sheriff or shall have no further recourse against the Block 512.11, Lot 3023 plus money. The Sheriff or other person liens and other Municipal Assessments. The of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- tiff. other person conducting the sale will have Mortgagor, the Mortgagor’s attorney. conducting the sale will have information amount due can be obtained from the local cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET information regarding the surplus, if any. Dimensions: 50 feet by 110 feet regarding the surplus, if any. taxing authority. NUMBER F 2399 08 therein, pending Attorney: PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG ***If after the sale and satisfaction of the Amount due under judgment is wherein INDYMAC BANK F.S.B is the plain- Sheriff: John F. Callinan A full legal description of the premises can mortgage debt, including costs and expenses, Nearest cross street: Bybrook Drive Pursuant to NJSA 46:8B-21 et seq., this $239,189.51 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees tiff AND JEFFREY KNAPP, ET AL, are the 752981 be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape there remains any surplus money, the money sale may be subject to a limited lien prior- to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public 4x Fee=$170.10 May County. This sale is subject to unpaid will be deposited into the Superior Court Trust Beginning Point: ity of the condominium association and tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount venue on: 10/22, 10/29, 11/5, 11/12/08 taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Fund and any person claiming the surplus or Beginning at a point in the Southerly line of any successful bidder at sheriff’s sale may of 20% of the bid price is required. ______liens and other Municipal Assessments. The any part thereof, may fi le a motion pursuant Forest Road, 50 feet wide, said beginning be responsible for paying up to 6 months The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any WEDNESDAY THE 19TH DAY OF SHERIFF’S SALE amount due can be obtained from the local to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the point being distant 569.24 feet, measured worth of unpaid condominium fees. sale without further notice of publication. NOVEMBER A.D. 2008 taxing authority. nature and extent of that person’s claim and eastwardly along said southerly line of Forest All publication costs are paid for by the plain- By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out asking for an order directing payment of the Road, from its intersection with the easterly A full legal description of the premises can tiff. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Amount due under judgment is $404,461.61 surplus money. The Sheriff or other person line of Clubhouse Drive, 50 feet wide be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Attorney PARKER MCCAY House Building located at 9 N. Main Street cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be conducting the sale will have information re- May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Sheriff: John F. Callinan (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New NUMBER F 11855 08 therein, pending where- added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed garding the surplus, if any. The amounts of the Judgment to be satisfi ed taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer 752986 Jersey. in U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION AS check or treasurer’s check in the amount of by the said sale are the sum of $159,483.18 liens and other Municipal Assessments. The 4x Fee=$150.66 TRUSTEE FOR JP MORGAN 2007-S2 is the 20% of the bid price is required. Pursuant to NJSA 46:8B-21 et seq., this sale unto Plaintiff, THE KELLY GARTNER TRUST amount due can be obtained from the local 10/29, 11/5, 11/12, 11/19/08 Property to be sold is located in: Township of plaintiff AND EDWIN C. FLINK, ET AL, are the The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any may be subject to a limited lien priority of the with costs of $1,288.24 and in the second taxing authority. ______Lower, County of Cape May in the State of defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public sale without further notice of publication. condominium association and any successful place, the sum of $102,113.03 unto FOX Amount due under judgment is SHERIFF’S SALE New Jersey venue on: All publication costs are paid for by the plain- bidder at sheriff’s sale may be responsible for ROTHSCHILD with costs of $1,612.96 to- $439,587.10 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees tiff. paying up to 6 months worth of unpaid con- gether with interest on all of the aforesaid to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certi- By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Premises Commonly known as: 11 E. Atlantic WEDNESDAY THE 19TH DAY OF dominium fees. sums, if any there be, with Sheriff’s fees and fi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Avenue, Villas, New Jersey 08251 NOVEMBER A.D. 2008 Attorney: POWERS KIRN, LLC commissions of 20% of the bid price is required. cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET Sheriff: John F. Callinan A full legal description of the premises can The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any NUMBER F 10915 08, pending wherein Tax lots # 14.02 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court 752982 be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape At the time of the sale cash, certifi ed check, sale without further notice of publication. AURORA LOAN SERVICES, LLC the plain- House Building located at 9 N. Main Street 4x Fee=$145.80 May County. This sale is subject to unpaid cashier’s check or treasurer’s check in the All publication costs are paid for by the plain- tiff AND DONNA ARDENTE, ET AL are the Block #92 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New 10/22, 10/29, 11/5, 11/12/08 taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer amount of 20% of the bid price is required. tiff. defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public Jersey. ______liens and other Municipal Assessments. The The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Attorney PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG venue on: Approximate dimensions: 62’ x 100’ SHERIFF’S SALE amount due can be obtained from the local sale without further notice of publication. Sheriff: John F. Callinan WEDNESDAY THE 26TH DAY OF Premises Commonly known as: 2924 West taxing authority. All publication costs are paid by the Plaintiff. 752984 NOVEMBER A.D. 2008 Nearest cross street: Cornell Street Avenue, Unit 2, Ocean City NJ 08226 By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out 4x Fee=$179.82 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Amount due under judgment is $307,922.90 Sheriff: John F. Callinan 10/29, 11/5, 11/12, 11/19/08 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Taxes: Being known as Lot 17-C2, Block 2904 on the cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be 752976 ______(Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Current through 2nd Quarter 2008* offi cial Tax Map of the City of Ocean City NUMBER F 6943 08 therein, pending wherein added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed Dated: October 22, 2008 SHERIFF’S SALE Jersey. AURORA LOAN SERVICES, LLC is the check or treasurer’s check in the amount of GEORGE B. NEIDIG. JR. ESQUIRE *Also subject to subsequent taxes, water and Dimensions: Condo (none given) plaintiff AND RICHARD DANIELS, ET AL, 20% of the bid price is required. 4x Fee=$131.22 By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out DOCKET NO: F-10915-08 sewer plus interest through date of payoff. are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any 10/22, 10/29, 11/5, 11/12/08 of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Nearest cross street: Condo (none given) at public venue on: sale without further notice of publication. ______cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET MUNICIPALITY: Wildwood Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- All publication costs are paid for by the plain- SHERIFF’S SALE NUMBER F 35454 07, pending wherein tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal WEDNESDAY THE 19TH DAY OF tiff. WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK, FA the COUNTY: Cape May STATE OF N.J. expenses, there remains any surplus money, liens or other charges, and any such taxes, NOVEMBER A.D. 2008 By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out plaintiff AND EDWARD R. SGALIO, ET ALS th the money will be deposited into the Superior charges, liens, insurance premiums or other Attorney: PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at STREET & STREET NO: 318 E. 25 Ave., Court Trust Fund and any person claiming advances made by plaintiff prior to this sale. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Sheriff: John F. Callinan cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET public venue on: Unit B the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a All interested parties are to conduct and rely House Building located at 9 N. Main Street 752975 NUMBER F 14493 07, pending wherein WEDNESDAY THE 26TH DAY OF motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and upon their own independent investigation (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New 4x Fee=$174.96 COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS, INC. the NOVEMBER A.D. 2008 TAX BLOCK AND LOT: 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that to ascertain whether or not any outstanding Jersey. 10/22, 10/29, 11/5, 11/12/08 plaintiff AND MICHAEL J. SPRAGUE are the at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court BLOCK: 257.04 LOT: 2 person’s claim and asking for an order direct- interest remain of record and/or have priority ______defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public House Building located at 9 N. Main Street ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff over the lien being foreclosed and, if so the Docket No: F-6943-08 SHERIFF’S SALE venue on: (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New DIMENSIONS OF LOT: Unit No. B or other person conducting the sale will have current amount due thereon. WEDNESDAY THE 26TH DAY OF Jersey. information regarding the surplus, if any. Municipality: Wildwood City By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out NOVEMBER A.D. 2008 NEAREST CROSS STREET: th th **If the sale is set aside for any reason, the of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Commonly known as: 209 87 Street, Sea 318-320 East 25 Condominium A full legal description of the premises can Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only County: Cape May cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Isle City, NJ 08243 be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape a return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser NUMBER F 7044 08 therein, pending wherein (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New SUPERIOR INTERESTS (if any): None May County. This sale is subject to unpaid shall have no further recourse against the State of NJ AURORA LOAN SERVICES, LLC is the Jersey. TAX LOT NO. 11 in BLOCK NO. 87.03 taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Mortgagor, the Mortgagor’s attorney. Street & Street No.: 201 East Davis Avenue plaintiff AND MARTIN SMITH, ET AL, are the Surplus Money: If after the sale and sat- liens and other Municipal Assessments. The #203 defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public Commonly known as: 25 Rivendell Road, Dimension of Lot Approximately: isfaction of the mortgage debt, including amount due can be obtained from the local ***If after the sale and satisfaction of the venue on: Marmora, NJ 08223 40 x 100 costs and expenses, there remains any taxing authority. mortgage debt, including costs and expenses, Tax Block and Lot: surplus money, the money will be depos- there remains any surplus money, the money WEDNESDAY THE 19TH DAY OF TAX LOT NO. 2 in BLOCK NO. 643 Nearest Cross Street: Landis Avenue ited into the Superior Court Trust Fund and Amount due under judgment is $194,230.75 will be deposited into the Superior Court Trust Block 96.03 Lot 6 NOVEMBER A.D. 2008 Beginning at the northwesterly corner of any person claiming the surplus, or any with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be Fund and any person claiming the surplus or Dimension of Lot Approximately: Lot 12 Block 87.03 in the northeasterly line part thereof, may fi le a motion pursuant to th added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed any part thereof, may fi le a motion pursuant Dimensions of Lot: Unit No. 203 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court 120 x 170 of 87 Street (60’ wide) distant 80’ north- Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the check or treasurer’s check in the amount of to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the House Building located at 9 N. Main Street westwardly as measured along the line nature and extent of that person’s claim 20% of the bid price is required. nature and extent of that person’s claim and Nearest Cross Street: (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Nearest Cross Street: Richwood Ter from its intersection with the northwesterly and asking for an order directing payment The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any asking for an order directing payment of the Firehouse Condominiums Jersey. Beginning at a point on the southerly side line of Landis Avenue of the surplus money. The Sheriff or other sale without further notice of publication. surplus money. The Sheriff or other person of Rivendell Road (54’ wide), said point be- person conducting the sale will have infor- All publication costs are paid for by the plain- conducting the sale will have information re- Superior Interests (if any) MUNICIPALITY: Upper Township ing north 49’ 30’ 29’ east at a distance of Prior Liens/Encumbrances mation regarding the surplus, if any. tiff. garding the surplus, if any. The Bank holds a mortgage in the amount of 56.99’ from a point of tangeacy TOTAL AS OF October 14, 2008: $.00 $380,000.00 as of 04/25/2007 COUNTY: CAPE MAY STATE OF N.J. A full legal description of the premises can Attorney: PARKER MCCAY Pursuant to 28, U.S.C. Section 2410©, this Prior Liens/Encumbrances A full legal description of the premises can be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Sheriff: John F. Callinan sale is subject to a 120 day right of redemption Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- STREET & STREET NO: 50 North Sunset TOTAL AS OF October 10, 2008: $.00 be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May County. This sale is subject to unpaid 752978 held by the United States of America by virtue tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and Drive May County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer 4x Fee=$150.66 of the Internal Revenue Service Lien: expenses, there remains any surplus money, A full legal description of the premises can taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and other Municipal Assessments. The 10/22, 10/29, 11/5, 11/12/08 the money will be deposited into the Superior TAX BLOCK AND LOT: be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape liens and other Municipal Assessments. The amount due can be obtained from the local ______Pursuant to 28, U.S.C. Section 2410©, this Court Trust Fund and any person claiming the BLOCK: 414.02 LOT: 85 May County. This sale is subject to unpaid amount due can be obtained from the local taxing authority. SHERIFF’S SALE sale is subject to a 1 year right of redemption surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a motion taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer taxing authority. Amount due under judgment is held by the United States of America by virtue pursuant to the Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 DIMENSIONS OF LOT: 732.57’ X 244.12’ liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Amount due under judgment is $595,371.89 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of its lien stating the nature and extent of that person’s amount due can be obtained from the local $636,728.96 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- claim and asking for an order directing pay- NEAREST CROSS STREET: taxing authority. to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certi- tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET A full legal description of the premises can ment of the surplus money. The Sheriff or East Sunrise Road Amount due under judgment is fi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount of 20% of the bid price is required. NUMBER F 6097 08 therein, pending wherein be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape other person conducting the sale will have $308,226.75 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees of 20% of the bid price is required. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any CHASE HOME FINANCE, LLC is the plaintiff May County. This sale is subject to unpaid information regarding the surplus, if any. SUPERIOR INTERESTS (if any): NONE to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any sale without further notice of publication. AND STEPHEN J. GRASCH, ET AL, are the taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount sale without further notice of publication. All publication costs are paid for by the plain- defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public liens and other Municipal Assessments. The A full legal description of the premises can Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- of 20% of the bid price is required. All publication costs are paid for by the plain- tiff. venue on: amount due can be obtained from the local be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any tiff. Attorney POWERS KIRN LLC taxing authority. May County. This sale is subject to unpaid expenses, there remains any surplus money, sale without further notice of publication. Attorney FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD Sheriff: John F. Callinan WEDNESDAY THE 19TH DAY OF taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer the money will be deposited into the Superior All publication costs are paid for by the plain- Sheriff: John F. Callinan 752987 NOVEMBER A.D. 2008 Amount due under judgment is $672,507.20 liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Court Trust Fund and any person claiming the tiff. 752985 4x Fee=$140.94 with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be amount due can be obtained from the local surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a motion Attorney FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD 4x Fee=$116.64 10/29, 11/5, 11/12, 11/19/08 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed taxing authority. pursuant to the Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 Sheriff: John F. Callinan 10/29, 11/5, 11/12, 11/19/08 ______House Building located at 9 N. Main Street check or treasurer’s check in the amount of stating the nature and extent of that person’s 752983 ______ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New 20% of the bid price is required. Amount due under judgment is $327,380.64 claim, and asking for an order directing pay- 4x Fee=$111.78 SHERIFF’S SALE BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS Jersey. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be ment of the surplus money. The Sheriff or 10/29, 11/5, 11/12, 11/19/08 CAPE MAY COUNTY – NEW JERSEY sale without further notice of publication. added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed other person conducting the sale will have ______By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Premises Commonly known as: 900 Route All publication costs are paid for by the plain- check or treasurer’s check in the amount of information regarding the surplus, if any. SHERIFF’S SALE of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT SEALED 47, Green Creek, NJ 08219 tiff. 20% of the bid price is required. cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET PROPOSALS ADDRESSED TO STEPHEN The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any A full legal description of the premises can By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out NUMBER F 8585 08, pending wherein INDY- O’CONNOR, COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR OF Being known as Lot 18, Block 1410.01 on the Attorney: PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG sale without further notice of publication. be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery MAC BANK, FSB the plaintiff AND MICHAEL THE BOARD, WILL BE RECEIVED UP TO offi cial Tax Map of the Twp. of Middle Sheriff: John F. Callinan All publication costs are paid for by the plain- May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- PETRUTZ, ET AL are the defendant(s), I shall 2:00 P.M. PREVAILING TIME, ON Tuesday, 752976 tiff. taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer BER F 5488 08, pending wherein CHASE expose for sale at public venue on: November 18, 2008, AT WHICH TIME THEY Dimensions: 113.01 feet x 300.0 feet x 113.0 4x Fee=$189.54 liens and other Municipal Assessments. The HOME FINANCE, LLC the plaintiff AND RE- WEDNESDAY THE 26TH DAY OF WILL BE PUBLICLY OPENED AND READ IN feet x 300.0 feet 10/22, 10/29, 11/5, 11/12/08 Attorney: POWERS KIRN, LLC amount due can be obtained from the local GINA DAVIS, ET AL are the defendant(s), I NOVEMBER A.D. 2008 THE WILLIAM E. STURM, JR. ADMINISTRA- ______Sheriff: John F. Callinan taxing authority. shall expose for sale at public venue on: at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court TION BUILDING, 4 MOORE ROAD, CAPE Nearest cross street: S. Delsea Drive SHERIFF’S SALE 752977 WEDNESDAY THE 26TH DAY OF House Building located at 9 N. Main Street MAY COURT HOUSE, NEW JERSEY, FOR 4x Fee=$150.66 Amount due under judgment is $348,910.14 NOVEMBER A.D. 2008 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New THE FOLLOWING: *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out 10/22, 10/29, 11/5, 11/12/08 with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Jersey. liens or other charges, and any such taxes, of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- ______added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed House Building located at 9 N. Main Street “RE-BID REHABILITATION OF SEA ISLE charges, liens, insurance premiums or other cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET SHERIFF’S SALE check or treasurer’s check in the amount of (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Premises commonly known as: 435 E. BOULEVARD (CR 625) BRIDGE OVER th advances made by plaintiff prior to this sale. NUMBER F 1316 08 therein, pending wherein 20% of the bid price is required. Jersey. 17 Avenue, Unit #10, North Wildwood, LUDLAMS THOROFARE” All interested parties are to conduct and rely AURORA LOAN SERVICES, LLC is the plain- By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any NJ 08260 upon their own independent investigation tiff AND NICHOLAS DESIMONE, ET AL, are of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- sale without further notice of publication. Premises commonly known as: 400 E. PROPOSAL FORMS, INSTRUCTIONS TO to ascertain whether or not any outstanding the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET All publication costs are paid for by the plain- Orchid Rd #203, Wildwood Crest NJ 08260- TAX LOTS #50010 f/k/a Lots 1, 3.01, 29 & BIDDERS, SPECIFICATIONS AND OTHER interest remain of record and/or have priority public venue on: NUMBER F 36306 07 therein, pending where- tiff. 0000 31 BIDDING DOCUMENTS MAY BE OBTAINED over the lien being foreclosed and, if so the in PROPERTY ASSET MANAGEMENT, INC. BLOCK #297 UPON PAYMENT OF A $100.00 CHARGE current amount due thereon. WEDNESDAY THE 19TH DAY OF is the plaintiff AND LARRY BARKER, ET AL, Attorney: POWERS KIRN, LLC BEING KNOWN as LOT 2, BLOCK 95.02, (NON-REFUNDABLE), AT THE OFFICE OF NOVEMBER A.D. 2008 are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at Sheriff: John F. Callinan on the offi cial Tax Map of the Township of Approximate Dimensions: 591 SFLA THE COUNTY ENGINEER, DALE M. FOS- **If the sale is set aside for any reason, the public venue on: 752980 Wildwood Crest TER, (609) 465-1035, DURING NORMAL OF- Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court 4x Fee=$140.94 Nearest Cross Street: Unknown FICE HOURS AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. a return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser House Building located at 9 N. Main Street WEDNESDAY THE 19TH DAY OF 10/22, 10/29, 11/5, 11/12/08 Dimensions: Condo Unit rd shall have no further recourse against the (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New NOVEMBER A.D. 2008 ______Taxes: Current through 3 Quarter 2008* A PRE-BID CONFERENCE IS SCHEDULED Mortgagor, the Mortgagor’s attorney. Jersey. SHERIFF’S SALE Nearest Cross Street: Condo Unit *Also subject to subsequent taxes, water FOR 10:30 A.M. NOVEMBER 5, 2008 IN THE at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court and sewer plus interest through date of SECOND FLOOR MEETING ROOM IN THE ***If after the sale and satisfaction of the Municipality: North Wildwood City House Building located at 9 N. Main Street By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal payoff. SEA ISLE CITY PUBLIC SAFETY BUILDING mortgage debt, including costs and expenses, (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- liens or other charges, and any such tax- LOCATED AT 233 JFK BOULEVARD, SEA there remains any surplus money, the money County: Cape May Jersey. cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET es, charges, liens, insurance premiums or Subject to any lien in favor of a condomin- ISLE CITY, NJ . will be deposited into the Superior Court Trust NUMBER F 7151-07 therein, pending wherein other advances made by plaintiff prior to ium association which is granted priority Fund and any person claiming the surplus or State of NJ Premises Commonly known as: 2500 Atlantic THE KELLY GARTNER TRUST is the plaintiff this sale. All interested parties are to con- pursuant to N.J.S.A. 46:8B-21(b)(1), if any. THE BOARD RESERVES THE RIGHT TO any part thereof, may fi le a motion pursuant Avenue #127, North Wildwood, NJ 08260 AND TERESA B. GARTNER, ET ALS, are the duct and rely upon their own independent REJECT ANY OR ALL PROPOSALS IN to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the Street & Street No.: 539 East 9th Avenue 203 defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public investigation to ascertain whether or not Surplus Money: If after the sale and sat- WHOLE OR IN PART AND TO WAIVE SUCH nature and extent of that person’s claim and Being known as Lot 1, Block 226.03 on the of- venue on: any outstanding interest remain of record isfaction of the mortgage debt, including INFORMALITIES AS MAY BE PERMITTED asking for an order directing payment of the Tax Block and Lot: fi cial Tax Map of the City of North Wildwood and/or have priority over the lien being costs and expenses, there remains any BY LAW. surplus money. The Sheriff or other person Block 418.10 Lot: 203 WEDNESDAY THE 19TH DAY OF foreclosed and, if so the current amount surplus money, the money will be depos- conducting the sale will have information re- Dimensions: Condo Unit NOVEMBER A.D. 2008 due thereon. ited into the Superior Court Trust Fund and BIDDERS ARE REQUIRED TO COMPLY garding the surplus, if any. Dimensions of Lot: Unit No. 203 any person claiming the surplus, or any WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF N.J.S.A Nearest cross street: Condo Unit at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court **If the sale is set aside for any reason, the part thereof, may fi le a motion pursuant to 10:5-31 ET.SEQ. AND N.J.A.C. 17:27: 27. A full legal description of the premises can Nearest cross street: Long Beach Condo- House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape minium *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New a return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser nature and extent of that person’s claim BIDS MUST BE MADE ON STANDARD May County. This sale is subject to unpaid liens or other charges, and any such taxes, Jersey. shall have no further recourse against the and asking for an order directing payment PROPOSAL FORM IN THE MANNER taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Superior Interests (if any) charges, liens, insurance premiums or other Mortgagor, the Mortgagor’s attorney. of the surplus money. The Sheriff or other DESIGNATED THEREIN AND REQUIRED liens and other Municipal Assessments. The None advances made by plaintiff prior to this sale. Docket No.: F 7151 07 person conducting the sale will have infor- BY THE SPECIFICATIONS, MUST BE EN- amount due can be obtained from the local All interested parties are to conduct and rely ***If after the sale and satisfaction of the mation regarding the surplus, if any. CLOSED IN SEALED ENVELOPES BEAR- taxing authority. Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- upon their own independent investigation Municipality: Lower Township mortgage debt, including costs and ex- ING THE NAME AND ADDRESS OF THE tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and to ascertain whether or not any outstanding penses, there remains any surplus money, A Full Legal Description of the premises BIDDER AND MARKED “RE-BID REHA- Amount due under judgment is $176,143.95 expenses, there remains any surplus money, interest remain of record and/or have priority County & State: the money will be deposited into the Su- can be found in the offi ce of the Sheriff of BILITATION OF SEA ISLE BOULEVARD (CR with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be the money will be deposited into the Superior over the lien being foreclosed and, if so the Cape May County, New Jersey perior Court Trust Fund and any person Cape May County 625) BRIDGE OVER LUDLAMS THORO- added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed Court Trust Fund and any person claiming the current amount due thereon. claiming the surplus, or any part thereof, FARE” ON THE OUTSIDE, ADDRESSED TO check or treasurer’s check in the amount of surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a motion Street & Street Number: 408 Forest Road, Vil- may fi le a motion pursuant to Court Rules A full legal description of the premises can 20% of the bid price is required. pursuant to the Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 **If the sale is set aside for any reason, the las, New Jersey 08251 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the nature and be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape (Page A25 Please) Herald Newspapers November 12 2008 Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A25 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES (From Page A24) NATED THEREIN AND REQUIRED BY THE at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court 11:00am on that day, will conduct a Public VESPA SPECIFICATIONS, MUST BE ENCLOSED Nearest Cross Street: Condo Unit House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Tax and Prior Lien Info: At the time of pub- Sale to the highest bidder, for cash only, of the IN SEALED ENVELOPES BEARING THE STEPHEN O’CONNOR, COUNTY ADMIN- (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New lication taxes/sewer/water information was contents of spaces listed below: YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND RE- NAME AND ADDRESS OF THE BIDDER ISTRATOR OF THE BOARD, ADMINISTRA- *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal Jersey. not available – You must check with the tax QUIRED to serve upon FEIN, SUCH, KAHN AND MARKED “MISCELLANEOUS STRUC- TION BUILDING, 4 MOORE ROAD, CREST liens or other charges, and any such tax- collector for exact amounts due. 212 Christine Dennis & SHEPARD, plaintiff’s attorneys, whose ad- TURAL REPAIRS TO FOUR OCEAN DRIVE HAVEN COMPLEX, CAPE MAY COURT es, charges, liens, insurance premiums or Docket No. F-1111-08 Contents: totes, boxes, Mitsubishi mirage es, dress is 7 Century Drive, Suite 201, Parsip- BRIDGES” ON THE OUTSIDE, ADDRESSED HOUSE, NEW JERSEY 08210, AND MUST other advances made by plaintiff prior to Surplus Money: If after the sale and sat- miscellaneous furniture pany, New Jersey 07054, telephone number TO STEPHEN O’CONNOR, COUNTY ADMIN- BE ACCOMPANIED BY A CASHIER’S OR this sale. All interested parties are to con- Municipality: Wildwood isfaction of the mortgage debt, including #(973) 538-9300, an Answer to the Complaint ISTRATOR OF THE BOARD, ADMINISTRA- CERTIFIED CHECK OR A BID BOND FOR duct and rely upon their own independent costs and expenses, there remains any 511 Cindy Blackburn and Amended Complaint, if any, fi led in a TION BUILDING, 4 MOORE ROAD, CREST NOT LESS THAN 10% (TEN) PERCENT OF investigation to ascertain whether or not County: Cape May State of N.J. surplus money, the money will be depos- Contents: stove, household items, bikes civil action, in which WELLS FARGO BANK, HAVEN COMPLEX, CAPE MAY COURT THE AMOUNT BID, BUT NOT IN EXCESS any outstanding interest remain of record ited into the Superior Court Trust Fund and NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE HOUSE, NEW JERSEY 08210, AND MUST OF $20,000.00, DRAWN TO THE ORDER and/or have priority over the lien being Street & Street No: 317 E. Poplar Ave., any person claiming the surplus, or any 514 Christine Dennis FOR STRUCTURED ASSET MORTGAGE BE ACCOMPANIED BY A CASHIER’S OR OF CAPE MAY COUNTY TREASURER, AND foreclosed and, if so the current amount Unit 200 part thereof, may fi le a motion pursuant to Contents: boxes, bags, children goods, INVESTMENTS II TRUST 2007-AR4 MORT- CERTIFIED CHECK OR A BID BOND FOR BE DELIVERED AT THE PLACE ON OR BE- due thereon. Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the household items GAGE PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES, NOT LESS THAN 10% (TEN) PERCENT OF FORE THE HOUR NAMED ABOVE. Tax Block and Lot: nature and extent of that person’s claim SERIES 2007-AR4 is Plaintiff and ROBERT THE AMOUNT BID, BUT NOT IN EXCESS **If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Block: 246.06 Lot: 3 and asking for an order directing payment 613 Catherine Colella VESPA, et al., are defendants, pending in the OF $20,000.00, DRAWN TO THE ORDER STEPHEN O’CONNOR Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only of the surplus money. The Sheriff or other Contents: end tables, mirror table Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Divi- OF CAPE MAY COUNTY TREASURER, AND County Administrator a return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser Dimensions of Lot: Unit 200 person conducting the sale will have infor- sion, CAPE MAY County and bearing Docket BE DELIVERED AT THE PLACE ON OR BE- shall have no further recourse against the mation regarding the surplus, if any. 634 Dawn Diamond No. F-37883-08 within thirty-fi ve (35) days af- FORE THE HOUR NAMED ABOVE. DANIEL BEYEL Mortgagor, the Mortgagor’s attorney. Nearest Cross Street: 317 East Poplar Av- Plaintiff has obtained an indemnifi cation Contents: boxes, bags, assorted ter 11/12/08 exclusive of such date, or if pub- Director enue Condominium Association letter as to judgment J-001285-2004 and household items, bedroom furniture, grill lished after 11/12/08, thirty-fi ve (35) days after STEPHEN O’CONNOR ***If after the sale and satisfaction of the J-226115-2006 the actual date of such publication, exclusive County Administrator 3x Fee=$116.64 mortgage debt, including costs and ex- Superior Interests (if any): None 644 Corrie Baker of such date. If you fail to do so, Judgment 10/29, 11/5, 11/12/08 penses, there remains any surplus money, A full legal description of the premises can Contents: sofa, boxes, bags, mattress, by Default may be rendered against you for DANIEL BEYEL ______the money will be deposited into the Su- Surplus Money: If after the sale and sat- be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape futon the relief demanded in the Complaint. You Director CAPE MAY COUNTY perior Court Trust Fund and any person isfaction of the mortgage debt, including May County. This sale is subject to unpaid shall fi le your answer and proof of service in BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS claiming the surplus, or any part thereof, costs and expenses, there remains any taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer 710 Chas Healy duplicate with the Clerk of the Superior Court, 3x Fee=$113.00 may fi le a motion pursuant to Court Rules surplus money, the money will be depos- liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Contents: boxes, bags, bikes, Hughes Justice Complex, CN-971, Trenton, 10/29, 11/5, 11/12/08 NOTICE OF REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the nature and ited into the Superior Court Trust Fund and amount due can be obtained from the local miscellaneous furniture New Jersey 08625, in accordance with the ______FOR 2008 LOCAL TRAFFIC SIGNAL SYS- extent of that person’s claim and asking any person claiming the surplus, or any taxing authority. Rules of Civil Practice and Procedure. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE TEMS STATUS AND CONDITION SURVEY for an order directing payment of the sur- part thereof, may fi le a motion pursuant to Amount due under judgment is 3012 Carol Edwards plus money. The Sheriff or other person the Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating $247,408.70 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees Contents: boxes, assorted household This action has been instituted for the pur- Pursuant to state law, Notice is hereby given The County of Cape May is soliciting propos- conducting the sale will have information the nature and extent of that person’s claim to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- items, outdoor furniture pose of (1) foreclosing a mortgage dated May that on Wednesday November 19, 2008 at als from qualifi ed fi rms, or groups of fi rms, regarding the surplus, if any. and asking for an order directing payment tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount 1, 2007 made by ROBERT VESPA and as 10:00 A.M at Cape Self Storage, LLC, 23 Oys- to provide professional traffi c engineering of the surplus money. The Sheriff or other of 20% of the bid price is required. This Sale is being made to satisfy the Land- mortgagors to MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC ter Road, Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 services for performing a status and condi- Pursuant to NJSA 46:8B-21 et seq., this person conducting the sale will have infor- The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any lord’s Lien. The Public is invited to attend. REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC. AS NOMI- the contents following units will be sold at pub- tion survey of all traffi c signal systems owned sale may be subject to a limited lien pri- mation regarding the surplus, if any. sale without further notice of publication. Sale is Subject to Adjournment. NEE FOR AMERICAN HOME MORTGAGE lic auction. Purchases must be with cash or and maintained by either the County of Cape ority of the condominium association and All publication costs are paid for by the plain- ACCEPTANCE, INC. recorded on May 7, credit card. All purchased items are sold as is, May or the various municipalities of Cape May any successful bidder at sheriff’s sale may A full legal description of the premises can tiff. 2x Fee=$46.17 2007, in Book M4576 of Mortgages for CAPE where is and must be removed at the time of County (approximately 220 systems). The be responsible for paying up to 6 months be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Attorney ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- 11/12, 11/19/08 MAY County, Page 147, et seq., which mort- sale. Operator reserves the right to bid and set survey excludes any traffi c signal systems worth of unpaid condominium fees. May County. This sale is subject to unpaid MAN ______gage was duly assigned to the Plaintiff named minimum bids. Please call 609-465-7895 prior owned and/or maintained by State of New Jer- taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Sheriff: John F. Callinan MIDDLE TOWNSHIP ZONING BOARD above, who is the present holder of said to auction to confi rm. AUCTION IS SUBJECT sey or any other State agency with systems A full legal description of the premises can liens and other Municipal Assessments. The 752993 NOTICE OF HEARING ON APPLICATION Mortgage. and (2) to recover possession of, TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. This ad will in Cape May County. The Consultant shall be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape amount due can be obtained from the local 4x Fee=$160.38 FOR DEVELOPMENT and concerns premises commonly known as only appear in this Newspaper on November determine the approval status of each signal May County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxing authority. 11/05, 11/12, 11/19, 11/26/08 107W CARDINAL RD, WILDWOOD CREST, 5, 2008 and November 12, 2008. system and conduct a “windshield” physical taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Amount due under judgment is ______Applicant’s Name: 303 Suites LLC NJ 08260, Block 32, Lot 7. survey of each system to determine its com- liens and other Municipal Assessments. The $495,055.43 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees SHERIFF’S SALE Unit #407 – George Gardler pliance with the current edition of the Manual amount due can be obtained from the local to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- Address: 303 Court House South Dennis You are made a defendant because you are a Description of Items: Household and Personal on Uniform Traffi c Control Devices. taxing authority. tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Road mortgagor and your lien or encumbrance on items Amount due under judgment is of 20% of the bid price is required. of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery the mortgaged premises is subject to plain- Copies of the Request for Proposals can be $304,997.46 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- Owner’s Name: 303 Suites LLC tiff’s mortgage. Unit #536 – Charles Convery obtained from the Offi ce of the County Engi- to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- sale without further notice of publication. BER F 35721 07, pending wherein FEDERAL Description of Items: Household and Personal neer, by sending a facsimile to (609) 465-1418 tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount All publication costs are paid for by the plain- NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION the Address: same as above If you cannot afford or are unable to obtain items or by e-mail to of 20% of the bid price is required. tiff. plaintiff AND CHARLES C. SCHUSTER, ET an attorney, you may communicate with the [email protected]. Sealed The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Attorney POWERS KIRN LLC ALS are the defendant(s), I shall expose for Subject Property - Street Address: Legal Services Offi ce of the County of venue Unit #311 – James Marks Proposals addressed to Stephen O’Connor, sale without further notice of publication. Sheriff: John F. Callinan sale at public venue on: 303 Court House South Dennis Road, by calling: Description of Items: Household and Personal County Administrator, will be received up to All publication costs are paid for by the plain- 752991 WEDNESDAY THE 3RD DAY OF Cape May Court House, NJ items 2:00 p.m. prevailing time, on Tuesday, No- tiff. 4x Fee=$140.94 DECEMBER A.D. 2008 CAPE MAY COUNTY LAWYER REFERRAL: vember 18, 2008, at which time they will be Attorney PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG 11/05, 11/12, 11/19, 11/26/08 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Subject Property - Tax Map Block: 212.06 (609)463-0313 Unit #338 – Steve Prince publicly opened and read in the William E. Sheriff: John F. Callinan ______House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Lot(s): 1 Description of Items: Household and Personal Sturm Jr. Administration Building, 4 Moore 752989 SHERIFF’S SALE (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New CAPE MAY COUNTY LEGAL SERVICES: items Road, Crest Haven Complex, Cape May 4x Fee=$179.82 Jersey. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on the 11th day (609)465-3001 Court House, New Jersey, for the following: 11/05, 11/12, 11/19, 11/26/08 By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of December, 2008 at 7:30 PM prevailing Unit #413 – Andrew Smith ______of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Property to be sold is located in the Town- time, at the Middle Township Municipal Build- YOU, ROBERT VESPA are made party Description of Items: Household and Personal 2008 LOCAL TRAFFIC SIGNAL SYSTEMS SHERIFF’S SALE cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET ship of Middle, County of Cape May and ing, located at Boyd and Mechanic Streets, defendant(s) to this foreclosure action be- items STATUS AND CONDITION SURVEY NUMBER DJ 1715 05, pending wherein State of New Jersey. Cape May Court House, New Jersey 08210, cause you are one of the mortgagors and By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out VELOCITY INVESTMENTS LLC the plain- the Middle Township Zoning Board will hold a may be liable for any defi ciency and for any 2x Fee=$38.88 Four (4) copies of the Proposal must be of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- tiff AND SHARON WADDINGTON are the Premises commonly known as: 906 Au- hearing on the application for development of lien, claim, or interest you may have in, to or 11/5/2008, 11/12/2008 enclosed in a sealed envelope bearing the cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public gusta Court, Unit D1, Cape May Court the undersigned. Applicant seeks a use vari- against the mortgaged premises by reason of ______name and address of the Firm and marked NUMBER F 34426 07, pending wherein venue on: House, NJ ance and all required approvals and relief so the Mortgage made by you, ROBERT VESPA, SHERIFF’S SALE “2008 Local Traffi c Signal Systems Status DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST CO, WEDNESDAY THE 3RD DAY OF as to permit another doctor to utilize the sub- as set forth above. and Condition Survey, Professional Engineer- AS TRUSTEE FOR THE CERTIFICATE DECEMBER A.D. 2008 It is known and designated as Block 114, ject premises, which is in violation of §250-19 By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out ing Services Proposal” on the outside; and HOLDERS OF SOUNDVIEW HOME LOAN at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Lot 8 C0045 (f/k/a Lot 12 C0045). B(d) which permits only one medical specialty Upon request, a copy of the Complaint and of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- addressed to Stephen O’Connor, County Ad- TRUST 2006-OPT2, ASSET-BACKED House Building located at 9 N. Main Street involving one medical practice to utilize the Amendment to Complaint, if any, will be sup- cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET ministrator of the Board, William E. Sturm, Jr. CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2006-OPT2 the (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New The Dimensions are approximately: N/A building at the subject premises noted above. plied to you for particularity. NUMBER F 12347 07, pending wherein PII Administration Building, 4 Moore Road, Cape plaintiff AND JOHN VIEHWEGER are the Jersey. (Condominium) WILDWOOD, LLC, SUCCESSOR-IN-INTER- May Court House, NJ 08210; and delivered to defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public Specifi cally, the following approvals/ varianc- Dated: November 5, 2008 EST TO COMMERCE BANK, NA the plaintiff the County Administrator’s offi ces before the venue on: Street and Street Number: 32 Delford Nearest Cross Street: N/A es are sought: A use variance so as to permit AND ROYAL SITE DEVELOPMENT, LLC, ET time noted above. WEDNESDAY THE 3RD DAY OF Drive, North Cape May NJ 08204 (Condominium) another doctor to utilize the subject premises JENNIFER M. PEREZ ALS are the defendant(s), I shall expose for DECEMBER A.D. 2008 in violation of §250-19 B(d) which permits only Clerk of the Superior sale at public venue on: The County reserves the right to waive any in- at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court TAX LOT and BLOCK NUMBER: Block 554, Prior lien(s): Subject to unpaid taxes and one medical specialty involving one medi- Court of New Jersey WEDNESDAY THE 3RD DAY OF formalities in and to reject any or all proposals. House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Lot 1 on the Tax Map of North Cape May other municipal liens. As of 5/20/2008 Tax- cal practice to utilize the building. Although DECEMBER A.D. 2008 nd If awarded a contract, your company/fi rm shall (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New NJ 08204 es are paid through 2 Quarter 2008. the proposed project has been designed to 1x Fee=$46.17 11/12/08 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court be required to comply with the requirements Jersey. meet all other current zoning requirements, ______House Building located at 9 N. Main Street of N.J.S.A.10:5-31 et seq. and N.J.A.C. 17:27. Number of Feet to Nearest Cross Street: Surplus Money: If after the sale and sat- the applicant requests any and all variances NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARDED (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New The Request for Proposal does not constitute Premises commonly known as: 4401-03 W 98.27’ to Clubhouse Drive isfaction of the mortgage debt, including and/or waivers the Zoning Board may deem Jersey. a bid and is intended solely to obtain com- Ave A C-1, Ocean City, NJ 08226 costs and expenses, there remains any necessary. The Board of Commissioners of the Borough petitive proposals from which the County Dimensions: 20’ x 100’ surplus money, the money will be depos- of Wildwood Crest, in the County of Cape Re: PII Wildwood, LLC v. Royal Site Devel- may choose a vendor(s) that best meet(s) the TAX LOT NO. 16 C1 in BLOCK NO. 4403 ited into the Superior Court Trust Fund and A copy of the said application and accom- May, and State of New Jersey, has awarded opment, LLC, et al County’s needs. It is the County’s intent to Prior Liens: Nations Home Mortgage Corp any person claiming the surplus, or any panying documents will be on fi le with the a contract without competitive bidding as a Docket No. F-12347-07 award any contract(s) for these services pur- Dimension of Lot Approximately: part thereof, may fi le a motion pursuant to Secretary of the Middle Township Zoning “Professional Service” in accordance with suant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11-5(1)(a)(i). 40 x 90 (50%) Lien Amount: $137,000.00 Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the Board/Zoning Offi cer and may be inspected, N.J.S.A. 40A:11-5(1)(a). Property located in City of Wildwood, Cape nature and extent of that person’s claim during normal business hours, in the Middle May County, New Jersey th This project is using federal funds and there- Nearest Cross Street: 44 Street A full legal description of the premises can and asking for an order directing payment Township Zoning Offi ce, Middle Township Mu- This contract has been awarded to REMING- fore there is a 15.6% Emerging Small Busi- Being Unit No. A in the 4401-03 West Av- be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape of the surplus money. The Sheriff or other nicipal Building, Boyd and Mechanic Streets, TON, VERNICK & WALBERG ENGINEERS, Tax Block 185, Lot 1.02 ness Enterprise or Disadvantage Business enue Condominium, together with an un- May County. This sale is subject to unpaid person conducting the sale will have infor- Cape May Court House, New Jersey, by all in- INC., based on the merits and abilities of Enterprise participation goal for the Consul- divided 50% interest in and to the common taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer mation regarding the surplus, if any. terested parties at least ten (10) days prior to said fi rm to provide the services as described Commonly known as 3400 Pacifi c Avenue, tant on the project. elements appertaining thereto as set forth liens and other Municipal Assessments. The the said hearing. Further, any interested party herein. This contract was not awarded Wildwood, New Jersey in the Master Deed (and any amendments amount due can be obtained from the local A full legal description of the premises can may appear in person or by attorney at said through a “fair and open process” pursuant 3x Fee=$113.00 thereto), dated March 10, 1987, recorded taxing authority. be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape hearing and participate therein in accordance to N.J.S.A. 19:44A-20.4, et. seq. As such, the A full legal description of the premises can 10/29, 11/5, 11/12/08 March 16, 1987 in Deed Book 1681, Page Amount due under judgment is May County. This sale is subject to unpaid with the rules of the Middle Township Zoning undersigned does hereby attest, based upon be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape ______1047, in the Cape May County Clerk’s Of- $4,818.69 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Board. This notice is sent pursuant to the re- execution of the “Business Entity Disclosure May County. This sale is subject to unpaid ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS fi ce, in the conformity with the provisions be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certi- liens and other Municipal Assessments. The quirements of the Municipal Land Use Law. Certifi cation” by said engineering fi rm en- taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS of the Condominium Act of New Jersey, fi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount amount due can be obtained from the local gaged to perform Round Three Housing El- liens and other Municipal Assessments. The CAPE MAY COUNTY – NEW JERSEY N.J.S.A. 49:8B-1 of 20% of the bid price is required. taxing authority. Stewart F. Kay, Esquire, ement, Fair Share Plan program compliance amount due can be obtained from the local The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Amount due under judgment is Attorney for Applicant responsibilities on behalf of the Borough, taxing authority. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT SEALED Prior Liens/Encumbrances sale without further notice of publication. $305,923.65 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees that REMINGTON, VERNICK, WALBERG Amount due under judgment is PROPOSALS ADDRESSED TO STEPHEN Qtr 1 02/01/08 Open + Penalty: $916.00 All publication costs are paid for by the plain- to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- 1x Fee=$34.02 11/12/08 ENGINEERS, their subsidiaries, assigns or $4,483,138.00 costs, interest and Sheriff’s O’CONNOR, COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR OF Qtr 2 05/01/08 Open + Penalty: $916.00 tiff. tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount ______principals controlling in excess of 10% of the fees to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, THE BOARD, WILL BE RECEIVED UP TO Qtr 3 08/01/08 Open + Penalty: $687.81 Attorney RAGAN & RAGAN of 20% of the bid price is required. TOWNSHIP OF DENNIS company will not make a reportable contribu- certifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the rd 2:00 P.M. PREVAILING TIME, ON Wednes- 2007 3 Party Tax Lien, Sheriff: John F. Callinan The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any tion during the term of the contract to any po- amount of 20% of the bid price is required. day, November 26, 2008, AT WHICH TIME sold on 10/08/08, Certifi cate #08-00040: 752992 sale without further notice of publication. COUNTY OF CAPE MAY litical party committee in the Borough of Wild- The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any THEY WILL BE PUBLICLY OPENED AND $4,459.28 4x Fee=$102.06 All publication costs are paid for by the plain- STATE OF NEW JERSEY wood Crest if a member of that political party sale without further notice of publication. READ IN THE WILLIAM E. STURM, JR. TOTAL AS OF October 20, 2008: 11/05, 11/12, 11/19, 11/26/08 tiff. is serving in an elective public offi ce of the All publication costs are paid for by the plain- ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, 4 MOORE $6,979.09 ______Attorney STERN, LAVINTHAL, FRANKEN- ORDINANCE NO. 2008-13 Borough of Wildwood Crest when the contract tiff. ROAD, CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, NEW SHERIFF’S SALE BERG & NORGAARD is awarded, or to any candidate committee of Attorney COLE SCHOTZ JERSEY, FOR THE FOLLOWING: A full legal description of the premises can Sheriff: John F. Callinan AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWNSHIP any person serving in an elective public offi ce Sheriff: John F. Callinan be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out 752994 OF DENNIS, COUNTY OF CAPE MAY of the Borough when the contract is awarded. 752988 “MISCELLANEOUS STRUCTURAL RE- May County. This sale is subject to unpaid of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- 4x Fee=$150.66 AND STATE OF NEW JERSEY REPEAL- 4x Fee=$102.06 PAIRS TO FOUR OCEAN DRIVE BRIDG- taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET 11/05, 11/12, 11/19, 11/26/08 ING CHAPTER 12 OF THE CODE OF The Resolution authorizing this contract and 11/05, 11/12, 11/19, 11/26/08 ES” liens and other Municipal Assessments. The NUMBER F 22188 07, pending wherein ______THE TOWNSHIP OF DENNIS, ENTITLED the actual contract are available for public in- ______amount due can be obtained from the local DEUTSCHE BANK TRUST COMPANY ATTENTION “COURT, MUNICIPAL”, AND CREATING A spection in the Offi ce of the Borough Clerk. SHERIFF’S SALE PROPOSAL FORMS, INSTRUCTIONS TO taxing authority. AMERICAS, AS TRUSTEE AND CUSTODI- NORTH WILDWOOD PARENTS NEW CHAPTER 12, CREATING THE MU- BIDDERS, SPECIFICATIONS AND OTHER Amount due under judgment is AN FOR SOUNDVIEW HOME LOAN TRUST NICIPAL COURT OF THE TOWNSHIP OF AWARDED TO REMINGTON, VERNICK, By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out BIDDING DOCUMENTS MAY BE OBTAINED $577,049.71 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees 2006-EQ1 BY: SAXON MORTGAGE SER- The North Wildwood School District in com- DENNIS, AND PROVIDING FOR THE ES- WALBERG ENGINEERS, INC. of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- UPON PAYMENT OF A $100.00 CHARGE to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- VICES, INC. AS ITS ATTORNEY IN FACT pliance with New Jersey State regulations TABLISHEMENT OF A SHARED MUNICIPAL cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET (NON-REFUNDABLE), AT THE OFFICE OF tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount the plaintiff AND LORI J. WOLF, ET AL are provides evaluation services for potentially COURTS WITH ANOTHER MUNICIPALITY SERVICES TO BE RENDERED P l a n n i n g NUMBER F 18332 07, pending wherein THE COUNTY ENGINEER, DALE M. FOS- of 20% of the bid price is required. the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at disabled children, ages three through twenty- Consultant, COAH Round Three Housing Ele- DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST TER, (609) 465-1035, DURING NORMAL The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any public venue on: one. Special Education programs are pro- The foregoing ordinance was introduced and ment, Fair Share Plan COMPANY, AS INDENTURE TRUSTEE OFFICE HOURS AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. sale without further notice of publication. WEDNESDAY THE 3RD DAY OF vided for eligible children. North Wildwood passed at a fi rst reading of the Township FOR NEW CENTURY HOME EQUITY LOAN All publication costs are paid for by the plain- DECEMBER A.D. 2008 parents of children ages three through twenty- Committee of the Township of Dennis held on COST NOT TO EXCEED $17,231.00 TRUST 2004-2 the plaintiff AND GAIL L. A PRE-BID CONFERENCE IS SCHEDULED tiff. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court one who suspect that their child may have a October 07, 2008 and adopted on second and CARUSO, ET ALS are the defendant(s), I FOR 10:30 A.M. NOVEMBER 12, 2008 AT Attorney FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD House Building located at 9 N. Main Street disability are advised to contact: fi nal reading after a public hearing thereon PERIOD November 5, 2008 – November 4, shall expose for sale at public venue on: THE BRIDGE COMMISSION BUILDING LO- Sheriff: John F. Callinan (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New at a regular meeting of the Dennis Township 2009 WEDNESDAY THE 3RD DAY OF CATED AT 135 CREST HAVEN ROAD, CAPE 752990 Jersey. Child Study Team Offi ce - 522-1454 Committee at the Municipal Building, 571 DECEMBER A.D. 2008 MAY COURT HOUSE . 4x Fee=$140.94 Petersburg Road, Dennisville on November Kevin M. Yecco, Borough Clerk at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court 11/05, 11/12, 11/19, 11/26/08 Premises commonly known as: 934 Myrna Please call during regular school hours for 03, 2008. House Building located at 9 N. Main Street THE BOARD RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ______Road, Lower Township, Erma, Cape May, further information. 1x Fee=$26.73 11/12/08 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New REJECT ANY OR ALL PROPOSALS IN SHERIFF’S SALE NJ 08204 ATTEST: Jacqueline B. Justice, RMC/Clerk ______Jersey. WHOLE OR IN PART AND TO WAIVE SUCH 1x Fee=$9.72 11/12/08 NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARDED INFORMALITIES AS MAY BE PERMITTED By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out TAX LOT NO. 76.02 and 77 in BLOCK ______1x Fee=$15.80 11/12/08 Premises commonly known as: 306 East of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- 487.05 ______The Board of Commissioners of the Borough BY LAW. th NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE 19 Avenue Unit 304, North Wildwood, cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY of Wildwood Crest, in the County of Cape NJ 08260 BIDDERS ARE REQUIRED TO COMPLY NUMBER F 1111 08, pending wherein AURO- Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) Cape May Storage Bin wishing to avail them- CHANCERY DIVISION May, and State of New Jersey, has awarded WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF N.J.S.A RA LOAN SERVICES, LLC the plaintiff AND 80 ft x 120 ft selves of the provisions under the “New Jer- CAPE MAY COUNTY a contract without competitive bidding as a BEING KNOWN as LOT 6, BLOCK 263.01, 10:5-31 ET.SEQ. AND N.J.A.C. 17:27: 27. KIMBERLY PERKINS, F/K/A KIMBERLY sey Self Storage Facility Act (N.J.S.A. 2A:44- DOCKET NO. F-37883-08 “Professional Service” in accordance with on the offi cial Tax Map of the City of North PRICE, ET AL are the defendant(s), I shall Nearest Cross Street: Corson Lane 187 et seq.)”, Hereby gives NOTICE OF SALE N.J.S.A. 40A:11-5(1)(a). Wildwood BIDS MUST BE MADE ON STANDARD PRO- expose for sale at public venue on: under said act to wit; on Friday, December 5, NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS POSAL FORM IN THE MANNER DESIG- WEDNESDAY THE 3RD DAY OF Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, 2008, Cape May Storage Bin at 340 Fulling Dimensions: Condo Unit DECEMBER A.D. 2008 municipal or tax liens that may be due. Mill Road, Rio Grande New Jersey 08242 at STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: ROBERT (Page A26 Please) A26 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Classifi ed Herald Newspapers November 12 2008 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES (From Page A25) trywide Home Loans, Inc, as mortgagee, ADOPTED NOVEMBER 26, 2007 ant to N.J.S. 18A-5. Nearest cross street: Jolly Lane other person conducting the sale will have Chief Finance Offi cer is hereby authorized which Mortgage was recorded in the Offi ce of information regarding the surplus, if any. and directed to approve and forward a Pur- the Register of Cape May County on April 5, The Board of Commissioners of the Borough A. Cooper Levenson, Attorney at Law, as so- Tax Lot/Block: Lot 1.05 / Block 262 (Dennis chase Order to: This contract has been awarded to Lawrence 2005 in Book 4074, Page 821, and then as- of Wildwood Crest, in the County of Cape licitor at the rate of $150.00 per hour. Township) A full legal description of the premises can A. Pepper, Jr., Esquire, based on the merits signed to the Plaintiff herein, and concerns May and State of New Jersey, DO ORDAIN be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape DeLage Landen and abilities of Lawrence A. Pepper, Jr., Es- real estate located at 113 West Main Street, as follows: B. Barbour & Barbour P.A., as legal counsel Approximate Dimensions: Irregular May County. This sale is subject to unpaid c/o Allister Business Solutions quire, to provide the services as described Middle Township, 938, Lot 18, 20, 22, 24, for personnel/special counsel at the rate of taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer 101 Executive Drive herein. This contract was not awarded County of Cape May and State of New Jersey, Section 1. Section 40-1, License Re- $150.00 per hour. Amount Due for Taxes: $5,292.36 through liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Moorestown, NJ 08057 through a “fair and open process” pursuant more particularly described in the Complaint quired, of the Code of the Borough of Wild- October 27, 2008; Excludes 4th Quarter, 2008 amount due can be obtained from the local to N.J.S.A. 19:44A-20.4, et. seq. As such, the fi led herein, and to recover possession of said wood Crest is hereby amended and supple- C. Ford Scott Seidenburg & Kennedy, Auditor, not yet due. taxing authority. For the lease/purchase of copier machines undersigned does hereby attest, based upon lands and premises. mented so as to read as follows: at an annual rate of $24,750.00 for 60 months in the about of $330.58 per execution of the “Business Entity Disclosure The above does not constitute a full legal de- Amount due under judgment is $297,531.89 month. Certifi cation” by said Labor Counsel, that If you are unable to obtain an attorney, you No person shall engage in or carry on any D. Dr. Jeffrey Aversa, Physician, at the rate of scription which may be found by reviewing the with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be Lawrence A. Pepper, Jr., Esquire, his sub- may communicate with the New Jersey State business in the Borough of Wildwood Crest, $40.00 per physical exam/history and $20.00 Writ of Execution entered in this proceeding. added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed As the Chief Financial Offi cer of the Township sidiaries, assigns or principals controlling in Bar Association at (908) 249-5000 or the County of Cape May, New Jersey, nor aid or per review of student physicals. check or treasurer’s check in the amount of of Middle, I acknowledge the sum of $700.00 excess of 10% of the company will not make Lawyer Referral Service of Cape May County assist as employee, clerk or otherwise, in car- A full legal description of the premises can 20% of the bid price is required. has been bid for the following service or items a reportable contribution during the term of at 609-463-0313, and if you cannot afford rying on and conducting such business, or in E. Garrison Architects, as Architect of Re- be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any copier. It is further certifi ed that suffi cient the contract to any political party committee an attorney you may communicate with the using any vehicles, stand, store or other place cord. May County. This sale is subject to unpaid sale without further notice of publication. funds are available from the following ap- in the Borough of Wildwood Crest if a member Legal Services Offi ce in Cape May at 609- or thing, nor sell or offer for sale any goods taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer All publication costs are paid for by the plain- propriation or ordinance to cover this contract: of that political party is serving in an elective 465-3001. or materials, rent or offer to rent, or furnish F. NIA Group Associates, LLC, as Insurance liens and other Municipal Assessments. The tiff. 8-01-25-240-240-235. public offi ce of the Borough of Wildwood Crest services for which a license is required by Broker of Record. amount due can be obtained from the local PO# 20803680 when the contract is awarded, or to any can- YOU, David E. Harris, are made a defendant the terms of this ordinance, unless a license, taxing authority. Attorney: ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- didate committee of any person serving in an herein because you hold a child support as herein provided for, shall have been fi rst All of the above will be required to comply with MAN Tracey DeVico Taverner, CFO elective public offi ce of the Borough when the judgment fi led in the Superior Court of New obtained. the requirements of P.L. 1975 c. 127 (NJAC Amount due under judgment is $371,475.75 Sheriff: John F. Callinan contract is awarded. Jersey on August 2,1990 Being Judgment 17:27). with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be 752997 I, James Alexis, Clerk of Middle Township, Number J-080708-1990 and Case Number Section 2. Section 40-2, Fees; when added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed 4x Fee=$145.80 Cape May County, do hereby certify the The Resolution authorizing this contract and FM-006360-76 against an individual named due, of the Code of the Borough of Wildwood The resolutions and contracts are on fi le and check or treasurer’s check in the amount of 11/12, 11/19, 11/26, 12/03/08 foregoing to be a true and correct copy of a the actual contract are available for public in- Sharon L. Harris who may or may not be the Crest is hereby amended and supplemented available for public inspection in the offi ce of 20% of the bid price is required. ______Resolution adopted by the Township Com- spection in the Offi ce of the Borough Clerk. record owner herein. so as to read as follows: the Secretary of the Board of Education for the The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any SHERIFF’S SALE mittee at a meeting of said Middle Township Cape May County Technical School. sale without further notice of publication. Committee, held on November 3, 2008 and AWARDED TO Lawrence A. Pepper, Jr., Es- Dated: 11/05/2008 All license fees shall be due and payable to All publication costs are paid for by the plain- By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out said Resolution was adopted by not less than quire /s/ JENNIFER M. PEREZ the Borough Clerk at Borough Hall on or be- /s/ Paula J. Smith tiff. of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- a two-thirds vote of the members of the Town- Gruccio Pepper DeSanto & Ruth, P.A. JENNIFER M. PEREZ fore the fi rst day of May in each year, and all Business Administrator/Board Secretary cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET ship Committee. P.O. Box 1501 Acting Clerk of the Superior Court such licenses shall expire on the 30th day of Attorney: STEVENS & LEE NUMBER F 13733 08 therein, pending Vineland, New Jersey 08362-1501 April the next succeeding year. If the license 1x Fee=$19.44 11/12/08 Sheriff: John F. Callinan wherein CHASE HOME FINANCE, LLC is the Witness my hand and seal of the Township of 1x Fee=$37.66 11/12/08 fees are not paid by June 1, a late fee equal ______752995 plaintiff AND EILEEN P. MCKELVEY, ET AL, Middle, this 3rd Day of November, 2008 SERVICES TO BE RENDERED Retention of ______to eighteen percent (18%) of the fee, but no NOTICE 4x Fee=$121.50 are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at legal services as Labor Counsel (L.S.) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: less than twenty dollars ($20.00), shall be 11/12, 11/19, 11/26, 12/03/08 public venue on: James Alexis, Township Clerk ABC LEASING AND ADVERTISING, LLC assessed. Fees not paid by July 15 shall be THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE CAPE ______COST $130.00 per hour assessed an additional thirty dollars ($30.00) MAY COUNTY BOARD OF SOCIAL SERVIC- SHERIFF’S SALE WEDNESDAY THE 10TH DAY OF 1x Fee=$37.66 11/12/08 YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND RE- administrative fee if a summons for a violation ES WILL BE HELD AT NOON ON THURS- DECEMBER A.D. 2008 ______PERIOD November 5, 2008 – November 4, QUIRED to serve upon Mattleman, Weinroth of Section 40-1 is issued. Said administrative DAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2008 AT THE SOCIAL By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE 2009 & Miller, P.C., attorneys for plaintiff, whose fee shall not be waived. SERVICES BUILDING LOCATED AT 4005 of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court COUNTY OF CAPE MAY address is 401 Route 70 East, Ste 100, ROUTE 9 SOUTH, RIO GRANDE, NJ 08242. cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET House Building located at 9 N. Main Street STATE OF NEW JERSEY Kevin M. Yecco, Borough Clerk Cherry Hill, NJ 08034 (856) 429-5507, an Section 3. Section 40-4, Fees fi xed, of THIS MEETING WILL INCLUDE A CLOSED NUMBER F 11667 08 therein, pending (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New answer to the Complaint in Foreclosure fi led the Code of the Borough of Wildwood Crest is SESSION TO DISCUSS PERSONNEL AND wherein CITIMORTGAGE, INC. is the plaintiff Jersey. RESOLUTION 1x Fee=$26.73 11/12/08 in a Civil Action, in which PNC Bank, National hereby amended and supplemented, in perti- LEGAL ISSUES. AND MICHAEL DICOSTANZO, JR., ET ALS, 485-08 ______Association. is plaintiff, and ABC Leasing and nent part, as follows: are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at Premises Commonly known as: 15 Cloverdale Date: ORDINANCE NO. 1309-08 Advertising, LLC. are defendants, pending in CAPE MAY COUNTY BOARD OF SOCIAL public venue on: Avenue, Villas NJ 08251 November 3, 2008 the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery 40-4 Fees Fixed. SERVICES AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF Division, Cape May County, under Docket No. WEDNESDAY THE 10TH DAY OF Being known as Lot 23, L25, Block 344 on the Subject: APPROVE CHANGE ORDER NO. MIDDLE, COUNTY OF CAPE MAY AND F-11724-08 within thirty-fi ve (35) days after A. The license fees to be paid annually, as ALICE WASHINGTON, DECEMBER A.D. 2008 offi cial Tax Map of the Township of Lower 1 – DIAMOND ROAD, RAILROAD AVENUE, STATE OF NEW JERSEY TERMINATING the date of publication of this notice, exclusive above provided, to said Borough of Wildwood SECRETARY TREASURER SATT BOULEVARD SANITARY SEWER EX- A STORM WATER DRAINAGE EASEMENT of such date. Judgment by default may be Crest for conducting the business or furnishing at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Dimensions: 50.00 feet x 125.00 feet TENSION AND SATT BOULEVARD ROAD OVER A PORTION OF BLOCK 356.02, LOT rendered against you for the relief demanded the service hereinafter named at the placed to 1x Fee=$9.72 11/12/08 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street CONSTRUCTION 10 ON THE OFFICIAL TAX MAP OF THE in the Complaint if you do not fi le a responsive be designated in the license certifi cate issued ______(Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Nearest cross street: N/A Introduced By: Committeemember Barry TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE AND ACCEPTING pleading. You should fi le your Answer and therefor shall be as follows: SHERIFF’S SALE Jersey. Seconded By: Mayor Doughty A DRAINAGE EASEMENT ON THE SAME Proof of Service in duplicate with the Clerk *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal Vote-Aye: Committeemember Barry, BLOCK AND LOT. of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Hughes Business/Service Fee By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Premises Commonly known as: 315 E. Poplar liens or other charges, and any such taxes, Committeemember DeLanzo, Justice Complex, P.O. Box 971, Trenton, New of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Avenue Unit 1, Wildwood, NJ 08260 charges, liens, insurance premiums or other Mayor Doughty TAKE NOTICE that the above Ordinance was Jersey 08625, in accordance with the Rules of Coin-operated vending machines: cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET advances made by plaintiff prior to this sale. Nay: adopted at second reading by the Township Civil Practice and Procedure. Each machine $25.00 NUMBER F 3634 07 therein, pending Tax Lot No. 1 in Block No. 246.08 All interested parties are to conduct and rely Committee of the Township of Middle, County “Each Distributor” shall be deleted wherein OCEAN CITY HOME BANK is the upon their own independent investigation WHEREAS, on July 7, 2008 via Resolution of Cape May, State of New Jersey at a regular This action has been commenced and is Commercial Property Rental: plaintiff AND MARTIN LISS, ET ALS, are the Dimension of Lot Approximately: 60 x 90 to ascertain whether or not any outstanding No. 299-08, the above project was approved, meeting held at Township Hall, 33 Mechanic pending to foreclose a mortgage and recover Up to 1,000 square feet in area $100.00 defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public interest remain of record and/or have priority and Street, Cape May Court House, New Jersey possession of certain lands and premises, Over 1,000 square feet in area $100.00 venue on: Nearest cross street: Atlantic Avenue over the lien being foreclosed and, if so the on Monday, November 3, 2008 at 6:00 p.m. as follows: The mortgage being foreclosed Plus each 100 square feet over 1,000 Unit 100, situated in 315 East Poplar Avenue current amount due thereon. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, by is dated July 13, 2005 and made Brian Mc- $10.00 WEDNESDAY THE 10TH DAY OF Condominium together with a 25 undivided the Township Committee of the Township of 1x Fee=$10.94 11/12/08 Dowell to PNC Bank, National Association, Demolition/tag/estate sale (up to 3 days) DECEMBER A.D. 2008 percentage interest in the common elements **If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Middle, County of Cape May, State of New ______which Mortgage was recorded in the Cape $500.00 of said condominium Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only a Jersey, that the attached Change Order #1 Professional Services – Local May County Clerk/Register=s Offi ce on July Distributors and deliverers of commodities or at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser shall for the project. awarded to Foglio Contracting, 28, 2005 in Mortgage Book M4171 at Page services or both, i.e., fuel oil, coal, ice, bakery, House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Prior Liens/Encumbrances have no further recourse against the Mort- Inc., be and is hereby approved in the amount Notice of Contract Award 78. The lands and premises affected by this dairy products, seafood, tailors, dry cleaners, (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Qtr 4 11/01/08 Open: $1,275.75 gagor, the Mortgagor’s attorney. of $53,775.16. action and for which possession is sought are launderers, and vehicles soliciting, delivering, Jersey. 2007 3rd Party Lien, sold on 12/18/07, Certifi - The Greater Wildwoods Tourism Improvement commonly known as 100 East 8th Avenue, collecting dry cleaning, laundry, linen, services cate #2007-0265: $8,295.78 ***If after the sale and satisfaction of the As the Chief Financial Offi cer of the Town- and Development Authority has awarded City of North Wildwood, Cape May County and not otherwise classifi ed $200.00 ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT, tract or parcel of TOTAL AS OF October 27, 2008: mortgage debt, including costs and expenses, ship of Middle, I acknowledge the sum of $ a contract without competitive bidding as a and State of New Jersey. Hot dog vendors $500.00 land and premises situate, lying and being in $9,571.53 there remains any surplus money, the money 53,775.16 has been bid for the following ser- professional service pursuant to N.J.S.A. Hotels, motels, apartments, rooming houses, the City of Ocean City, County of Cape May will be deposited into the Superior Court Trust vice or items Change Order NO. 1. It is further 40A:11-5(1)(a)(i). The contract and the resolu- If you are unable to obtain an attorney, you separately assessed tourism lodging (meeting and State of New Jersey, bounded and de- A full legal description of the premises can Fund and any person claiming the surplus or certifi ed that suffi cient funds are available tion authorizing it are on fi le and available for may contact the Lawyer Referral Service of the defi nition of “tourism lodging” as set forth scribed as follows: be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape any part thereof, may fi le a motion pursuant from the following appropriation or ordinance public inspection in the Offi ce of the Treasurer, the County of Venue by calling 609-463-0313. in N.J.S.A. 40:54D-3): May County. This sale is subject to unpaid to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the to cover this contract: c-08-55-946-000-199 4501 Boardwalk, Wildwood, NJ 08260. If you cannot afford an attorney, you may com- Per sleeping room $20.00 BEING Unit No. 630B in the 628-630 West taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer nature and extent of that person’s claim and PO# 20803679 municate with the Legal Services Offi ce of the Newspaper boxes, per box $15.00 Avenue Condominium, together with an undi- liens and other Municipal Assessments. The asking for an order directing payment of the Awarded to: Ford, Scott, Seidenburg, and County of Venue by calling 609-465-3001. Retail establishments: vided 28% interest in and to the common ele- amount due can be obtained from the local surplus money. The Sheriff or other person Tracey DeVico Taverner, CFO Kennedy, L.L.C. Up to 1,000 square feet $250.00 ments appertaining thereto as set forth in the taxing authority. conducting the sale will have information re- Nature and type of contract: Greater Wild- YOU, ABC Leasing and Advertising, LLC Over 1,000 square feet $250.00 Master Deed (and any amendments thereto), garding the surplus, if any. I, James Alexis, Clerk of Middle Township, woods Tourism Audit of Financial Statements is joined as a defendant herein because of Plus each 100 square feet over 1,000 dated October 17, 1989, recorded October Amount due under judgment is $351,112.68 Cape May County, do hereby certify the a Deed dated April 11, 2006 wherein Brian $10.00 23, 1989, in Deed Book 1974, page 310 in the with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be A full legal description of the premises can foregoing to be a true and correct copy of a 1x Fee=$9.72 11/12/08 McDowell conveyed the mortgaged premises Solid waste haulers/collectors $200.00 Cape May County Clerk’s Offi ce, in conformity added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Resolution adopted by the Township Com- ______to ABC Leasing and Advertising, LLC. The with the provisions of the Condominium Act of check or treasurer’s check in the amount of May County. This sale is subject to unpaid mittee at a meeting of said Middle Township Professional Services – Local Deed was recorded in the Cape May County Section 4. Should any section or por- New Jersey, N.J.S.A. 46:8B-1. 20% of the bid price is required. taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Committee, held on November 3, 2008 and Clerk’s/Register Offi ce on April 12, 2006 in tion of this ordinance be held to be illegal or The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any liens and other Municipal Assessments. The said Resolution was adopted by not less than Notice of Contract Award Deed Book D3225 at Page 478. unconstitutional, said section or portion only The above Condominium is situate on Lot 8, sale without further notice of publication. amount due can be obtained from the local a two-thirds vote of the members of the Town- shall be severed and the remaining sections in Block 606 as shown on the current tax map All publication costs are paid for by the plain- taxing authority. ship Committee. The Greater Wildwoods Tourism Improvement JENNIFER M. PEREZ and portions thereof shall remain in full force of the City of Ocean City. tiff. and Development Authority has awarded the Acting Clerk of the Superior Court and effect. Amount due under judgment is $192,564.03 Witness my hand and seal of the Township of reappointment without competitive bidding as FURTHER KNOWN AS 630B West Avenue Attorney: FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be Middle, this 3rd Day of November, 2008 a professional service pursuant to N.J.S.A. 1x Fee=$30.38 11/12/08 Section 5. All other ordinances in con- Condo. Sheriff: John F. Callinan added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed 40A:11-5(1)(a)(i). The contract and the resolu- ______fl ict or inconsistent with this ordinance are 752996 check or treasurer’s check in the amount of James Alexis, Township Clerk tion authorizing it are on fi le and available for NOTICE OF PENDING ORDINANCE hereby repealed to the extent of such confl ict BEING known as Lot 8 in Block 606 as shown 4x Fee=$121.50 20% of the bid price is required. public inspection in the Offi ce of the Treasurer, or inconsistency. on the Tax Map of the City of Ocean City, New 11/12, 11/19, 11/26, 12/03/08 The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any 1x Fee=$27.94 11/12/08 4501 Boardwalk, Wildwood, NJ 08260. Notice is hereby given that the following or- Jersey ______sale without further notice of publication. ______dinance was introduced at a meeting of the Section 6. This ordinance shall become SHERIFF’S SALE All publication costs are paid for by the plain- TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE Awarded to: April & Maudsley, P.A Board of Commissioners of the Borough of effective upon fi nal passage and publication A full legal description of the premises can tiff. COUNTY OF CAPE MAY Nature and type of contract: Legal Council Wildwood Crest on Wednesday, November according to law. be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out STATE OF NEW JERSEY Amount of Contract: Not to exceed $25,000 5, 2008, and passed on fi rst reading, and the May County. This sale is subject to unpaid of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Attorney: PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG same was then ordered to be published ac- Dated: November 5, 2008 taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET Sheriff: John F. Callinan RESOLUTION 1x Fee=$9.72 11/12/08 cording to law; and that such ordinance will liens and other Municipal Assessments. The NUMBER F 28455 07 therein, pending 752998 486-08 ______be further considered for fi nal passage at a Carl H. Groon, Mayor amount due can be obtained from the local wherein GMAC MORTGAGE, LLC is the 4x Fee=$165.24 Date: NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS meeting of the Board of Commissioners to Joyce P. Gould, Commissioner taxing authority. plaintiff AND JOSEPH R. ENGELBRECHT, 11/12, 11/19, 11/26, 12/03/08 November 3, 2008 SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY be held at the Borough Hall in said Borough Don Cabrera, Commissioner ET AL, are the defendant(s), I shall expose for ______CHANCERY DIVISION on Monday, November 24, 2008 at 7:00 p.m., Amount due under judgment is $71,715.31 sale at public venue on: TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE Subject: APPROVE CHANGE ORDER NO. Cape May COUNTY prevailing time, or as soon thereafter as pos- Kevin M. Yecco, Borough Clerk with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be COUNTY OF CAPE MAY 2 – DIAMOND ROAD, RAILROAD AVENUE, DOCKET NO. F-31546-08 sible, at which time and place all persons added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed WEDNESDAY THE 10TH DAY OF STATE OF NEW JERSEY SATT BOULEVARD SANITARY SEWER EX- Our File No.: 5809 interested will be given an opportunity to be Introduced: November 5, 2008 check or treasurer’s check in the amount of DECEMBER A.D. 2008 TENSION AND SATT BOULEVARD ROAD heard concerning such ordinance. 20% of the bid price is required. RESOLUTION CONSTRUCTION STATE OF NEW JERSEY 1x Fee=$81.40 11/12/08 The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court 488-08 Introduced By: Committeemember Barry TO KEVIN M. YECCO, Municipal Clerk ______sale without further notice of publication. House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Date: Seconded By: Mayor Doughty David E. Harris; The Cape May County Technical School All publication costs are paid for by the plain- (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New November 3, 2008 Vote-Aye: Committeemember Barry, BOROUGH OF WILDWOOD CREST Board of Education adopted the following cal- tiff. Jersey. Committeemember DeLanzo, (L.S.) COUNTY OF CAPE MAY endar of board meetings for 2008/2009 at the Subject: AUTHORIZING PURCHASE UNDER Mayor Doughty STATE OF NEW JERSEY annual organization meeting held on Novem- Attorney: TAHT, STANTON & MCCROSSON Commonly known as: 240 Route 47 South, STATE CONTRACT FOR COPY MACHINE Nay: YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and re- ber 3, 2008. All meetings will take place in the Sheriff: John F. Callinan Middle Township, Cape May Court House, Introduced By: quired to serve upon ESCHEN, FRENKEL, ORDINANCE NO. 1064 Broadley Board of Education Building at 188 752910 NJ 08210 Committeemember DeLanzo Sec- WHEREAS, Foglio Contracting, Inc. was se- WEISMAN & GORDON, LLP, Attorneys Crest Haven Road, Cape May Court House, 4x Fee=$136.08 onded By: Committeemember Barry lected to for the Diamond Road, Railroad Ave- for the Plaintiff, whose address is 80 Main AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND SUP- New Jersey 08210 at 1:00 p.m. 11/12, 11/19, 11/26, 12/03/08 Tax Lot No. 49 in Block 472 Vote-Aye: Committeemember Barry, nue, Satt Boulevard Sanitary Sewer extension Street, Suite 560, West Orange, NJ 07052, PLEMENTING CHAPTER 40, LICENSES, ______Committeemember DeLanzo, and Satt Boulevard Road Construction, within an Answer to the Complaint (and Amend- ARTICLE I, MERCANTILE LICENSES, November 18, 2008 SHERIFF’S SALE Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) Mayor Doughty the confi nes of the Township of Middle. ments to Complaint, if there be any), fi led in SECTION 40-1, LICENSE REQUIRED, OF December 16, 2008 94 ft x 430 ft Nay: a Civil Action in which Bank of New York as THE CODE OF THE BOROUGH OF WILD- January 20, 2009 By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, by Trustee for the Benefi t of the Certifi catehold- WOOD CREST, COUNTY OF CAPE MAY February 17, 2009 of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Nearest cross street: Easterly sideline of State WHEREAS, there is a need to purchase a the Township Committee of the Township of ers of CWABS 2005-01, Inc., is Plaintiff and AND STATE OF NEW JERSEY, AMENDING March 17, 2009 cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET Highway 47 copy machine for the Township of Middle, in Middle, County of Cape May, State of New Sharon L Harris, et als., are the defendant(s), ORDINANCE NO. 195 ADOPTED MARCH April 21, 2009 NUMBER F 14562 06 therein, pending where- the County of Cape May, State of New Jer- Jersey, that the attached Change Order #2 for pending in the Superior Court of New Jersey, 13, 1956; SECTION 40-2, FEES; WHEN May 19, 2009 in CAPE BANK, SUCCESSOR BY MERGER Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- sey; and the project awarded to Foglio Contracting, Inc. within 35 days of 11/12/08, exclusive of such DUE, AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 460 AD- June 16, 2009 TO BOARDWALK BANK is the plaintiff AND nicipal or tax liens that may be due. be and is hereby approved for a decrease in date. If you fail to do so, judgment by default OPTED FEBRUARY 13, 1974, ORDINANCE July 21, 2009 MARK T. WIELECHOWSKI, ET ALS, are the Tax and prior lien info: At the time of publica- WHEREAS, machine will be leased for the fol- the amount of $24,870.12. may be rendered against you for the relief de- NO. 511 ADOPTED DECEMBER 27, 1977, August 18, 2009 defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public tion taxes/sewer/water information was not lowing department: manded in the Complaint (and Amendments ORDINANCE NO. 688 ADOPTED MARCH September 15, 2009 venue on: available – You must check with the tax col- 1. Police Department As the Chief Financial Offi cer of the Town- to Complaint, if there by any.) You shall fi le 20, 1989, ORDINANCE NO. 727 ADOPTED October 20, 2009 lector for exact amounts due. ship of Middle, I acknowledge the sum of $ your answer and proof of service in duplicate JUNE 4, 1990, ORDINANCE NO. 831 AD- November 2, 2009 WEDNESDAY THE 10TH DAY OF WHEREAS, this can be purchased through Decrease of $24,870.12 bid for the following with the Clerk of the Superior Court, Hughes OPTED JULY 9, 1997, ORDINANCE NO. 859 DECEMBER A.D. 2008 Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- State Contract # T201, and service or items Change Order # 2 It is further Justice Complex, P.O. Box 971, Trenton, New ADOPTED MAY 26, 1999, AND ORDINANCE /s/ Paula J. Smith tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and certifi ed that suffi cient funds are available Jersey 08625-0971, in accordance with the NO. 1048 ADOPTED NOVEMBER 26, 2007; at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court expenses, there remains any surplus money, WHEREAS, public bids are not required when from the following appropriation or ordinance rules of Civil Practice and procedure. AND SECTION 40-4, FEES FIXED, AMEND- 1x Fee=$13.36 11/12/08 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street the money will be deposited into the Superior the purchase is under State Contract in ac- to cover this contract:C-08-55-946-000-199
ING ORDINANCE NO. 244 ADOPTED ______(Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Court Trust Fund and any person claiming the cordance with 40A:11-12 of the Local Public PO# 20803679 This action has been instituted for the purpose AUGUST 10, 1959, ORDINANCE NO. 282 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE the Cape May Coun- Jersey. surplus or any part thereof, may fi le a motion Contracts Law. of foreclosing a mortgage dated March 21, ADOPTED JUNE 27, 1962, ORDINANCE ty Technical School District has awarded the pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 Tracey DeVico Taverner, CFO 2005, made by Sharon L Harris, as mortgag- NO. 460 ADOPTED FEBRUARY 13, 1974, following contracts for the period of November Street Address: 1892 Route 9, Clermont (Den- stating the nature and extent of that person’s NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by ors, and payable to Mortgage Electronic Reg- ORDINANCE NO. 511 ADOPTED DECEM- 1, 2008 to October 31, 2009, without competi- nis Township) New Jersey claim and asking for an order directing pay- the Township Committee of the Township of istration Systems, Inc as a nominee for Coun- BER 27, 1977, AND ORDINANCE NO. 1048 tive bidding, as “Professional Services” pursu- ment of the surplus money. The Sheriff or Middle, the governing body thereof, that the (Page A27 Please) Herald Newspapers November 12 2008 Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A27 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES STAGGERS (From Page A26) (the “CMCMUA” or “Authority”) and the vari- date specifi ed, and no bids will be received by or ous municipalities, municipal utilities authori- NOTICE is hereby given that sealed bids will mail. The Owner shall award the Contract or * By overnight courier (US Postal Service, By Order of Township of Middle ties and corporations (the “Participants”) relat- YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND be received by the Township of Middle (here- reject all bids within 60 days of bid opening, I, James Alexis, Clerk of Middle Township, FedEx, UPS, Airborne Express, etc.) upon ing to the treatment of wastewater delivered REQUIRED TO serve upon HUBSCHMAN inafter called the “Owner”) for: except that the bids of any bidders who con- F. Nathan Doughty, Mayor Cape May County, do hereby certify the receipt of the cost of Contract Documents to Authority facilities, and in accordance with & ROMAN, P.C., 318 Bergen Boulevard, sent thereto may, at the request of the Owner, 1x Fee=$128.79 11/12/08 foregoing to be a true and correct copy of a plus fi fty dollars ($50.00) for shipping and N.J.S.A. 40:14B-1 et seq., as amended, the Palisades Park, New Jersey 07650, Attorneys WHITESBORO SANITARY SEWER SYTSEM be held for consideration for such longer pe- ______Resolution adopted by the Township Com- handling. CMCMUA hereby gives notice that a public for the Plaintiff; an Answer to the Complaint - PHASE II riod as may be agreed. BOROUGH OF WEST CAPE MAY mittee at a meeting of said Middle Township (and Amendment to Complaint, if any,) fi led in hearing will be held at the date, time and loca- If the Contract is awarded, no refunds will be HISTORIC PRESERVATION Committee, held on November 3, 2008 and a civil action, in which JPMORGAN CHASE tion noted below: CONTRACT NO. 19 The Owner will evaluate bids and any award given. If for any reason the Contract is not COMMISSION said Resolution was adopted by not less than BANK, N.A. is plaintiff, and LASHEA STAG- will be made to the lowest, responsive, re- awarded, refunds will be made to bidders a two-thirds vote of the members of the Town- GERS et al. are defendants, pending in the Wednesday, December 3, 2008 at 4:00 p.m. REBID NOVEMBER 2008 sponsible bidder in accordance with N.J.S.A. pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11-24(b) when the NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ship Committee. Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Divi- in the Public Meeting Room at the offi ces of 40A:11-6.1. A copy of N.J.S.A 40A:11-6.1 Contract Documents are returned in reason- the Cape May County Municipal Utilities Au- sion, Cape May County and bearing Docket Sealed Bids for the above named Contract, is included in Section entitled Local Public NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned Witness my hand and seal of the Township of able condition within 90 days of notice that the thority located at 1523 U.S. Route 9 North, in Number F-30512-08 within (35) thirty-fi ve days which comprises the installation of sanitary Contract of this specifi cation. The Owner has applied to the Borough of West Cape May Middle, this 3rd day of November, 2008 Contract has not been awarded. Swainton, Middle Township, NJ after November 12, 2008, exclusive of such sewer to extend sewer service to the to the reserves the right to reject any or all bids and Historic Preservation Commission for the fol- date. If you fail to do so, judgment by default Whitesboro section of the Township of Middle, to waive minor informalities or irregularities in Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 10:5-31 et seq., bidders lowing: to rebuild garage into a shed. Property James Alexis, Township Clerk may be rendered against you for the relief de- At the hearing, the CMCMUA shall describe Cape May County, New Jersey (“Owner”), will bids received. are required to comply with the requirements is known as Block 35 Lot 10 or also known its proposed schedule of rates applicable with manded in the Complaint (and Amendment to be received by the Township Clerk at the Mid- as 134 Third Avenue, West Cape May, New 1x Fee=$30.38 11/12/08 of P.L. 1975 c. 127, NJAC 17:27. respect to services rendered by the Authority Complaint, if any). You shall fi le your answer dle Township Municipal Building, 2nd Floor The qualifi cation and reclassifi cation of bid- Jersey. ______and proof of service in duplicate with the Clerk with regard to receipt, treatment and disposal Conference Room, Cape May Court House, ders will be subject to the statutory provisions Each Bidder must submit with his bid an BOROUGH OF WOODBINE of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Richard of sewage received from Participants and New Jersey 08210 on December 16, 2008 at contained in N.J.S.A. 40A:11-25 to 32 (“Local “Ownership Disclosure Statement” and “Non- A hearing will be held on this application by COUNTY OF CAPE MAY J. Hughes Justice Complex, CN-971, Trenton, septage received from septage haulers during 10:00a.m. prevailing time, at which time they Public Contract Law”). A copy of N.J.S.A. Collusion Affi davit” on the forms included in the Historic Preservation Commission of the Fiscal Year 2009. The CMCMUA shall provide New Jersey 08625, in accordance with the will be publicly unsealed and the contents 40A:11-25 to 32 is included in the Section Borough of West Cape May, at Borough HaIl, PROPOSED ORDINANCE NO. 501-2008 the Contract Documents. evidence at such public hearing in support rules of civil practice and procedure. publicly announced. entitled “Local Public Contract Law” of this 732 Broadway, West Cape May, New Jersey, of the proposed rates for Fiscal Year 2009, specifi cation. on November 13th, 2008 at 7:00 PM. NOTICE Bidders and their subcontractors of any tier and shaIl provide an opportunity for cross- This action has been instituted for the purpose The work for the Base Bid contract includes must comply with all applicable provisions of examination of its representatives. Written of foreclosing a mortgage dated August 02, the furnishing of all labor, materials and All bid security except the security of the three All members of the public will have an oppor- Please take notice that the foregoing pro- the Public Works Contractor Registration Act, comments regarding the Authority’s proposed 2007, made by LASHEA STAGGERS Mort- equipment necessary to complete the work apparent lowest responsible bidders shall be tunity to offer comments and/or ask questions posed ordinance was introduced at a regularly P.L. 1999, c. 238 (N.J.S.A. 34:11-56.48) and schedule of rates for Fiscal Year 2009 may gagor; to JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A., as shown on the Drawings and as described returned, unless otherwise requested by the regarding this proposal. The fi le and plans scheduled meeting held on November 6, 2008 the New Jersey Prevailing Wage Act (N.J.S.A. also be submitted at, or any time prior to, the Mortgagee; recorded on August 15, 2007. in the Specifi cations. The Base Bid work bidder, within ten (10) days after the opening of the proposal may be inspected in the of- in the main meeting room of the Borough of 34:11-56.25). December 3, 2008 public hearing. The county offi ce where the Mortgage was consists of the construction and testing of ap- of the bids, Sundays and holidays excepted, fi ce of the Historic Preservation Commission Woodbine Municipal Building and will be recorded: Cape May. The said mortgage be- proximately 7,555 LF of 8-inch diameter and and the bids of the bidders whose bid security Pursuant to P.L. 2004, c.57 (N.J.S.A. 52:32- at the West Cape May Borough Hall, 732 taken up for public hearing and fi nal adoption ing recorded in Mortgage Book 4629: at Page The CMCMUA’s proposed schedule of waste- 650 LF of 10-inch diameter gravity sewer and is returned shall be considered withdrawn. 44) effective September 1, 2004, all business Broadway, West Cape May, NJ, between at a meeting scheduled for December 4, 2008 730. The property being foreclosed upon is water charges/rates proposed for Fiscal Year 29 manholes. In general, the work is located organizations that conduct business with a the hours of 9:00 AM and 3:00 PM, Monday at 8:00 p.m. commonly known as: 5711 Atlantic Avenue, 2009, with any modifi cations deemed appro- within an area bounded by by Dunbar Street Each bidder must submit with his bid a signed New Jersey government agency are required through Friday. Wildwood, NJ 08260. If you cannot afford priate by the Members of the Authority follow- to the north, Reeves Street to the South, the certifi cate stating that he owns, leases or to be registered with the State of New Jersey. Done by order of the Mayor and Council of the an attorney, you may communicate with the ing consideration of any comments received New Jersey Transit Railroad to the east and controls all the necessary equipment required Bidders and their subcontractors must submit Date: November 6, 2008 Borough of Woodbine. Legal Services Offi ce of the County of venue in response to this notice, are expected to be power transmission easements to the west. to accomplish the work shown and described proof with their bid that they are registered with by calling 609-465-3001. If you are unable to considered for adoption by the Members of The work shall be completed within 180 calen- in the Contract Documents. Should the bid- the New Jersey Department of Treasury, Divi- Applicant’s Name: Paige Cunningham Lisa Garrison obtain an attorney, you may contact the Law- the Authority, at the December 17, 2008 regu- dar days of the Contractor’s receipt of written der not be the actual owner or leasee of sion of Revenue by submitting a copy of their Address: 134 Third Avenue, West Cape May, Borough Clerk yer Referral Service of the County of venue by larly scheduled meeting of the CMCMUA and Notice to Proceed. such equipment, his certifi cate shall state Business Registration Certifi cate. Failure to NJ 08204 shall become effective on January 1, 2009. calling 609-463-0313. the source from which the equipment will 1x Fee=$10.94 11/12/08 provide the Business Registration Certifi cate Under Supplemental Bid Item A, the Township be obtained and, in addition, shall be ac- ** It is recommended for those members of ______with the bid document will be cause for rejec- Beginning on or before November 12, 2008, YOU, LASHEA STAGGERS, are made a may elect to construct approximately 2,560 LF companied by a signed certifi cate from the the public who plan to attend the public hear- BOROUGH OF WOODBINE tion of the bid as being non-responsive. a copy of the proposed rates will be available party defendant to this foreclosure action of 8-inch diameter gravity sewer and 10 man- owner or person in control of the equipment ing on a specifi c application, that the HPC of- COUNTY OF CAPE MAY because of a Mortgage made by LASHEA for public inspection at the principal offi ce of holes. In general, the work is located within defi nitely granting to the bidder the control of It is the purpose of this Notice to Bidders to fi ce be contacted on the day of the meeting STAGGERS to JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, each Participant (in the case of municipali- an area bounded by Sulloway Street to the the equipment required during such time as summarize some of the more important provi- to inquire if any changes have been made to PROPOSED ORDINANCE NO. 502-2008 N.A. dated August 2, 2007 recorded August ties, in the offi ce of the Municipal Clerk), the north, Langston Street to the South, George may be necessary for the completion of that sions of the Contract Documents. Prospective the schedule.** Lower Township, Middle Township and Upper 15, 2007 in Cape May County in Book 4629 Street to the east and power transmission portion of the Contract for which it is neces- AN ORDINANCE CREATING A NEW SEC- bidders are cautioned not to rely solely on this Township Branches of the Cape May County of Mortgages at Page 730 and for any title easements to the west. Should the Township sary. The bidder shall comply with the docu- 1x Fee=$21.87 11/12/08 TION 25-4 (PREVIOUSLY MARKED AS summary, but to read the Contract Documents Library, and also at the above noted offi ces of or interest you may have in, to or against the elect to award Supplemental Bid Item A, an mentation requirements set forth in the Article ______RESERVED) IN THE BOROUGH OF WOOD- in their entirety. the CMCMUA, during normal business hours. subject premises including dower and posses- additional 60 calendar days will be provided to of the Information for Bidders, entitled, “Bidder BINE CODE, ENTITLED “COAH FEES AND A copy of this document is also available for sory interests, if any. complete the work. Submissions”. COMPLIANCE”, ESTABLISHING THE FEES downloading at the CMCMUA’s website at AND PROCEDURES FOR DEVELOPMENT www.cmcmua.com YOU, MR. STAGGERS, HUSBAND OF Under Supplemental Bid Item B, the Township The successful bidder will be required to sub- AS IT RELATES TO COMPLIANCE WITH ATTENTION RESIDENTS LASHEA STAGGERS are made a party to this may elect to construct approximately 5,200 mit bonds and proof of insurance on or before THE COUNCIL ON AFFORDABLE HOUS- A transcript of the public hearing shall be foreclosure action because LASHEA STAG- LF of 8-inch diameter gravity sewer and 17 execution of their respective Contracts as ex- ING (COAH) made and a copy thereof shall be available GERS executed the Mortgage without indica- manholes. In general, the work is located plained in the Contract Documents. of upon request to any interested party for a tion of a marital status. The present marital within an area bounded by Raleigh Street to NOTICE reasonable fee. status of LASHEA STAGGERS cannot be the north, Dunbar Street to the South, the New Bidders are required to comply with all rel- Middle Twp. ascertained and defendant, MR. STAGGERS, Jersey Transit Railroad to the east and power evant Federal and State Statutes, Rules Please take notice that the foregoing pro- BY: CAPE MAY COUNTY the unknown spouse of LASHEA STAGGERS transmission easements to the west. Should and Regulations including but not limited to posed ordinance was introduced at a regularly Avalon MUNICIPAL UTILITIES AUTHORITY is hereby named for any interest or right he/ the Township elect to award Supplemental Bid the applicable provisions of Title VI of the scheduled meeting held on November 6, 2008 she may hold in the property. MR. STAG- Item B, an additional 90 calendar days will be Civil Rights Act of 1964, as amended (42 USC in the main meeting room of the Borough of Charles M. Norkis, P.E. GERS, the unknown spouse of LASHEA provided to complete the work. 2000d-2000D-4A), the discrimination and af- North Wildwood Woodbine Municipal Building and will be Executive Director STAGGERS, had no title interest at the time fi rmative action provisions of N.J.S.A. 10:2-1 taken up for public hearing and fi nal adoption the mortgage was recorded. Any title inter- No bid will be received unless in writing on the through 10:2-4, the New Jersey Law against at a meeting scheduled for December 4, 2008 1x Fee=$38.88 11/12/08 est, dower/curtsey or possessory right, if any, forms furnished, and unless accompanied by Discrimination, N.J.S.A. 10:5-1, et seq., the 2008 at 8:00 p.m. ______acquired by MR. STAGGERS, HUSBAND OF bid security in the form of a bid bond, cashier’s rules and regulations promulgated pursuant CAPE MAY COUNTY LASHEA STAGGERS was subsequent to the check, or a certifi ed check made payable to thereto, the State requirement for bidders Done by order of the Mayor and Council of the THANKSGIVING MUNICIPAL UTILITIES AUTHORITY subject mortgage. Any interest or posses- the Township of Middle in an amount equal to to supply statements of ownership (N.J.S.A. Borough of Woodbine. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING sory right MR. STAGGERS, HUSBAND OF 5% of the amount of the total bid. 52:25-24.2) and the State requirement for IN REGARD TO PROPOSED FISCAL YEAR LASHEA STAGGERS has in such property submission of the names and addresses of TRASH/RECYCLE Lisa Garrison 2009 SOLID WASTE USER FEES, TERMS is subordinate and subject to the aforesaid The bid shall be accompanied by a Certifi cate certain subcontractors (N.J.S.A. 40A:11-16). Borough Clerk AND CONDITIONS FOR THE USE OF THE mortgage. of Surety on the form included in the Contract CMCMUA SOLID WASTE AND RECYCLING Documents, from a surety company licensed The Contract Documents may be examined COLLECTION 1x Fee=$15.80 11/12/08 FACILITIES JENNIFER M PEREZ to do business in the State of New Jersey, and obtained at the Offi ce of the Engineer, ______Temporary Acting Clerk of the which shall represent that the surety company Hatch Mott MacDonald, 3 Paragon Way, PUBLIC NOTICE SCHEDULE PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that in accordance Superior Court of New Jersey will provide the Contractor with the required Freehold, New Jersey or 833 Route 9 North, with and pursuant to the requirements of the bonds in the sums required in the Contract Cape May Court House, New Jersey 08210, BOROUGH OF WOODBINE N.J.S.A. 40:14B-1 et seq., as amended, a Our File #24262DG Documents and in a form satisfactory to the between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:45 p.m. Trash and/or recycling will not be NOTICE OF AGREEMENT public hearing on proposed revisions to the Owner’s Attorney and in compliance with the The Contract Documents may be purchased collected on Thursday, November 27th, previously adopted Solid Waste User Fees, 1x Fee=$43.74 11/12/08 requirements of law. by prospective bidder upon payment of a fee Notice is hereby given that the Borough of Terms and Conditions for the use of the Cape ______of one hundred fi fty dollars ($150.00) for each Thanksgiving Day Woodbine, in the County of Cape May, has May County Municipal Utilities Authority (CM- TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE Bidders must use the prepared bid form which set of full-sized drawings with specifi cations entered into an agreement without competitive CMUA/Authority) Solid Waste and Recycling CAPE MAY COUNTY, NEW JERSEY is contained in the Contract Documents. Each Payment must be made by business check bidding for professional services, pursuant to Thursday’s trash and/or recycle will be Facilities, will be held at the date, time and individual proposal must be separately en- and shall be made out to Hatch Mott MacDon- N.J.S.A. 40A:11 et seq. with the following: location noted below: WHITESBORO SANITARY SEWER SYTSEM closed in a sealed envelope addressed to the ald. If requested by a prospective bidder, one collected on Friday
- PHASE II Township Clerk, Township of Middle Munici- complete set of the Contract Documents will Triad Advisory Services t/a Wednesday, December 3, 2008 at 6:30 p.m. pal Building, 33 Mechanic Street, Cape May be sent as follows: Friday’s trash and/or recycle will be Triad Associates in the Public Meeting Room at the offi ces of CONTRACT NO. 19 Court House, New Jersey 08210 marked on Service: Preparation and submission of the collected on Saturday. the Cape May County Municipal Utilities Au- the outside with the number of the contract(s) * By overnight courier (US Postal Service, following: thority located at 1523 U.S. Route 9 North, in REBID NOVEMBER 2008 and name of the project being bid on. FedEx, UPS, Airborne Express, etc.) upon Woodbine COAH Round III Plan Swainton, MiddIe Township, NJ receipt of the cost of the Contract Documents) Community Stewardship Incentive Program NOTICE TO BIDDERS No bids will be received after the time and and the bidder’s bill-to account number; Tree Application HAPPY HOLIDAY At this hearing, the Authority shall prescribe Term: not to exceed 1 year its proposed amendments to the User Fees, Amount: Woodbine COAH Round III Plan - Terms and Conditions applicable with respect of NJ $8,000 to services rendered by the Authority with Community Stewardship Incentive Program regard to receipt and disposal of solid waste - $1,700 NATIONALS and the receipt of recyclable materials. The Authority shall provide evidence at such public Said agreements and the resolutions award- Reader Advisory: the National Trade Associa- Tax Deductible. Call 1-866-448-3254. 1-800-633-9096 hearing in support of the proposed User Fees, ing are on fi le in the offi ce of the Borough tion we belong to has purchased the follow- !!ABSOLUTE GOLDMINE!! Recession Proof Terms and Conditions and shall provide an Clerk, 501 Washington Ave, Woodbine, and ing classifi eds. Determining the value of their Own a Mattress Sanitizing Business. Earn Business Make a Full-Time Income On a Part- opportunity for cross-examination of its repre- are available for public inspection. service or product is advised by this publica- $200+hour. Cash in on Green movement. Time Basis From Your Home 1-888-731-2254 sentatives. Written comments regarding these tion. In order to avoid misunderstandings, Dry, Chemical-Free process removes dust DON’T REPLACE YOUR TUB... $ proposed amendments may also be submit- Lisa Garrison some advertisers do not offer “employment” mites and allergens. New to USA. Key areas JOB SUCK? Want to Own Your Own Busi- REGLAZE IT! 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All for $9,995 Aviation Maintenance Career. FAA approved $ of the Authority following consideration of any Historic Preservation Commission ID, or credit card numbers. Also beware of ads 800-893-1185 VOID IN SD program. Financial aid if qualifi ed - Job place- 100 comments received in response to this notice, Special Meeting Notice that claim to guarantee loans regardless of ment assistance. CALL Aviation Institute of We also do Sinks, Tile, Many Colors are expected to be considered for adoption by credit and note that if a credit repair company !! YOUR WAY OUT !! Fortune from Home!!! Maintenance (888) 349-5387. www.easternrefinishing.net Travel Charge May Apply the Members of the Authority at the Decem- Public Notice is hereby given to all persons does business only over the phone it’s illegal New Energy Drink, Sales EXPLODING! 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Higman is a former Coast CAPE MAY — It’s an Pavese is a Cape May na- He is ready to help ker Daniel Higman has According to a release, Guard commander who endless summer in Cape tive who has spent much anyone buy or sell a home. acquired ownership of the Higman joined the family- served for over 20 years at May. The waves are bar- of his leisure time surfi ng, He is passionate about Weichert franchised offi ce owned, multi-offi ce affi liate nine duty stations. reling and the surfers are fi shing and diving the local keeping his customers up here. as a Realtor in 2004. He returned home to the amped. waters of Cape May and to date with what is on the Originally one of the In 2005, Brokers/Own- Jersey Shore in July 2004 Drop in for a smooth ride South Jersey. Pavese is market and the value of locations of Weichert, ers Joseph Hoey, Stacey and entered the real estate with Richard Pavese the looking forward to helping homes that are currently Realtors – Hoey Group, Hoey-Burns and John Long field. Higman and the newest agent at Coastline clients with all of their real selling in their area, the the agency at 3300 Pacifi c named him manager of the staff and sales team total Realty, 1400 Texas Ave. estate needs now and in release stated. Ave. is named Weichert, Wildwood offi ce. 27 agents. According to a release, the future. RICHARD PAVESE A Look At Mortgage Options In Today's Market Property Transfers Recorded In County Clerk’s Offi ce EDISON — Navigating New Jersey home buyers but should also consider Between October 20, and October 26, 2008 through the often com- in good financial stand- related insurance, taxes, plex process of obtaining a ing can take advantage of homeowner association Seller Buyer Property Address Price home mortgage can seem historically low interest fees and other costs rolled AVALON to be one of the most rates, increased loan limits into the mortgage pay- William & Sheila Connor Richard Casparius Trusts 700 Ocean Dr. $ 677,500 daunting parts of buying a from the Federal Housing ment. Buyers should also James R. Davis Charles Joanedis 2445 Avalon Ave., Unit 5 $ 625,000 home, especially in these Administration (FHA) and compare different sources First Dune LLC Krause Family Trust 1758 Dune Dr. $ 1,465,000 challenging economic statewide mortgage assis- for mortgages such as di- 2138 Harbor Associates Brennan Block LLC 2128 Harbor Ave. $ 800,000 times. However, New Jer- tance programs. rect lenders and mortgage Andrew & Wendy Jordan Jordan Realty Inc. 181 67th St. $ 3,000,000 th sey residents are now pro- “There is no question brokers, but when compar- Douglas & Tonya Davis Anthony & Patricia M. Zook 518 7 St. $ 3,300,000 actively evaluating the ef- that the process is different ing loans between lenders, Total For Avalon: $ 9,867,500 fect of economic changes, than it was two years ago. buyers should take into DENNIS weighing their mortgage Purchasing a home may account more than interest Dennis Twp Rescue Squad Belleplain Emergency Corp. 595 Dennisville Rd. $ 34,116 options and exploring as- now take a little longer and rates. Consumers should Estate of Richard Bock Darren S. Hesington 5 Doe Dr. $ 258,000 sistance programs before buyers may have to fi ll out also be aware of additional Total For Dennis: $ 292,116 they have even begun the more paperwork, but it is costs such as points, origi- LOWER TOWNSHIP Claudio Pawlus Jennifer Narrigan 206 E Virginia Ave. $ 169,900 search for a home. not an impossible task, es- nation charges, administra- Ronald & Joan Direnzi Mary B. & Dennis K. Walker 1602 Holmes Ave. $ 335,000 New Jersey’s lending pecially for those who are tion fees, commitment fees Charles & Margaret Weber Michael & Mindy Hoppe 1701 Browning Ave. $ 350,000 climate. For the past sev- well qualifi ed,” said 2008 and other processing and Barbara S. Pitts Thomas Passalacqua 1702 Rosehill $ 525,000 eral months, news head- NJAR® President Drew closing fees- they could Jeremy & Tracy Krieg Denise & William T. Grier 309 Willow Dr. $ 227,000 lines on high foreclosure Fishman, CRS. “Research- affect how much the loan US Bank N. A., JP Morgan Jacquelyn Skammer 115 Frances Ave. $ 207,000 rates nationwide have ing all your options may really costs you. James & Diane Wright Andrea Merendino 1208 Sunnyside Dr. $ 283,500 dominated the media. take time but in the end “REALTORS are a wealth Steven & Maureen Smith Scott N. & Margaret Doyle 424 E St. Johns Ave. $ 192,500 Most of these foreclosures homeownership has a lot of knowledge and may be Jeffrey & Christy Kenyon Gary M. & Gina Blakla 120 Edna Ave. $ 193,000 were a result of subprime of advantages, including able to guide consumers Total For Lower Township: $ 2,482,900 mortgage lending- loans many tax benefi ts. to reliable financing in- MIDDLE TOWNSHIP typically granted to indi- Marijohn Mazza, a re- stitutions and help walk K Hovnanian at Middle Frank A. & Deborah Biancola 31 Whimbrel Wy. $ 356,210 viduals with poor credit cent home buyer from them through their lend- K Hovnanian at Middle Donald Fran 5 Sanderling Ct. $ 386,180 histories who, as a result Spotswood, commented ing options. In the end, it Donald & Faith Brunell John E. & Shannon Brunell 344 Rte 47 S $ 197,000 of their deficient credit on her experience obtain- is always best to read over Beazer Homes Corp. C. Joseph & Marie Tracy 35 Lochalsh Ln. $ 248,820 ratings, would not be able ing a mortgage. “For me, it all paperwork carefully William Herker Robert A. Hodges Jr. 702 Edgewood Ave. $ 219,900 to qualify for conventional was a very smooth process and seek out legal advice Lawrence A. Pray Builders John & Sandy Heisler Jr. 8 Southern Shore Dr. $ 402,427 mortgages. According to and it turned out where if necessary to ensure you Akers Construction Christopher & Kathleen Illa 408 W Main St. $ 270,000 recent statements from my mortgage payment was understand what you’re Christine & David A. Moyer David A. Moyer 124 Goshen Swainton Rd. $ 72,500 New Jersey Banking and actually lower than my signing will really pay off Carol A. & George Kouril Catherine D. Tremarki 602 Hand Ave. $ 235,000 Insurance Commissioner rent,” said Mazza. in the long run. In these Homes by Handson LLC NVR Inc., Ryan Homes 16 Julia Ct. $ 124,000 Steven Goldman, subprime Shopping for the right times, buyers can’t afford Homes by Handson LLC NVR Inc., Ryan Homes 12 Julia Ct. $ 124,000 mortgages represent about mortgage. With many to make hasty, uninformed Homes by Handson LLC NVR Inc., Ryan Homes 14 Julia Ct. $ 124,000 Homes by Handson LLC NVR Inc., Ryan Homes 21 Julia Ct. $ 124,000 10.5 percent of all loans in different types of loans decisions because every Total For Middle Township: $ 2,884,037 New Jersey, while nation- and lenders out there, penny counts,” added NORTH WILDWOOD ally, subprime mortgages education is the best way Fishman. Engel Group LLC Edmond & Kathleen Malseed 331 E 7th Ave., Unit 604 Surf $ 529,900 represent about 12.2 per- to begin the process of Eric Bonham of Black- John M. & Marion L. Hasili Diana L. Whitecage 1309 Ocean Ave., Unit 124 $ 160,000 cent of all loans. In the sec- obtaining a mortgage, wood maintained an open James & Joan Murphy Philip & Joan Lecklikner 116 A Allen Dr. $ 95,000 ond quarter of 2008, New even before a property dialogue with his REAL- Richard D. Mason Jr. Steven & Wendy Milden 440 E 21st St., Unit 106 $ 550,000 Jersey had a 17.1 percent has been selected. There TOR® and mortgage com- Sun Ray Beach LLC Louis & Frances Dwyer Jr. 701 Surf Ave., Unit 1 $ 559,000 delinquent rate of those are websites, seminars, pany when he recently Total For North Wildwood $ 1,893,900 subprime loans, while financial planners, RE- purchased his home with OCEAN CITY nationally, the delinquency ALTORS® and mortgage his girlfriend. “When we Anthony Prestianne Charles & Angela Orbann 1809-1811 Haven Ave., Unit A $ 287,500 rate was 18.2 percent. professionals available to found the house, our next BF Ventures LLC Larry P. Laubach 1133 Wesley Ave., Unit B $ 695,000 While current conditions help buyers understand call was to the mortgage Marjorie & A. Barton Lewis David Bernard, Kathy Gale 2108-10 West Ave., Unit A $ 720,000 have lead to more home the details of obtaining company to make sure it Laura & Robert Plank Robert & Brenda Fleck Jr. 101 Wesley Rd. $ 540,600 foreclosures and tighter a mortgage. Buyers can was in our price range. Francis & Kelley Ann Faust Francis & Margaret Osborne 425-27 Central Ave., Unit 425 $ 400,000 fi nancing guidelines, there calculate their future mort- Our REALTOR® and loan Estate of Jean P. Breish Gerald R. & Carol L. Sawyer 4608 Central Ave. $ 935,000 are still lending options gage payments through the provider remained in con- Total For Ocean City: $ 3,578,100 available to consumers website http://fi nance.re- stant contact, keeping us SEA ISLE CITY Philip & Karylann Murray Glenn A. & Barbara A. Large 134 58th St., East Unit $ 675,000 on sound fiscal footing. altor.com/homefi nance/, (Page A32 Please) th George & Mary Koenig H & H Builders of SIC LLC 313 57 St. $ 700,000 Thomas J. Welsh Jr. Phillip & Karylann Murray 33 75th St. E $ 847,000 Fauci Living Trust Thomas Welsh Builders LLC 118 53rd St. $ 800,000 SpotlightSpotlight onon youryour newnew home!home! Thomas W. Heisroth Cody Wenzel 118 34th St., West Unit $ 517,000 Total For Sea Isle City: $ 3,539,000 The Aladdin Condominiums off er STONE HARBOR Christian McMurtrie Gretchen & Philip Seefried 345 104th St. $ 2,700,000 exceptional location, quality, and Total For Stone Harbor: $ 2,700,000 convenience for a very attractive price. UPPER TOWNSHIP Here is a condo conversion like no other Thomas & Maria McQuillen Eric & Michelle Tomblom 16 Killdeer Hill Rd. $ 477,500 Total For Upper Township: $ 477,500 in the beautiful Wildwood Crest. You’ll be WEST WILDWOOD two blocks from the #1 family beach on the Linda McFarland Joseph Marano 519 W Pine $ 220,000 Total For West Wildwood: $ 220,000 Jersey Shore, and close to all of the great WILDWOOD Wildwood attractions. Your home away US Bank N.A. Bing Wan 317 E Poplar Ave., Unit 100 $ 205,000 Peter & Christina Masucci Steven & Margaret Kozak 351 E Wildwood Ave., Unit 201 $ 280,000 from home off ers outstanding amenities that include living/kitchen areas with custom cherry Gingham Inc. Park & Davis LLC 4409, 4415 & 4501 Park Blvd. $ 625,000 cabinetry, tile back splash, stainless steel sink and tile fl oors. The bathrooms are completely Michelle L. Sosi Anthony L. Marchetti 5001 New Jersey Ave. $ 54,000 Michael J. Scannell Dennis & Patricia Vespe 339 E Pine, Unit A $ 261,000 new with tile fl oors, walls, tub surrounds and fi xtures. Take the kids to a totally renovated Brenda Tozer Robert John Grimley Trust 117-119 E Lincoln Ave. $ 250,000 pool and deck area and relax after a long beach day. The exterior has been updated to include Total For Wildwood: $ 1,675,000 WILDWOOD CREST new landscaping and lighting, newly paved parking area, and brand new stucco. If you are Estate of Marie H. Nesbitt Daniel & Kathryn Mullan 305 E Toledo Ave. $ 420,750 looking for a great investment/get-a-way…stop in today for a private tour. Francis Jarmusik Paul & Michele Lamastra 304 E Nashville $ 600,000 Crestwood Partners LLC Maureen K. Proctor 203 E Monterey Ave., Unit 203 C $ 160,000 Presented by Cabrera Realty 609-729-8840. MLD Properties LLC William & April L. Hostler 5407 Pacific Ave., Unit 5 $ 92,500 Contact Jeanine Cabrera at 609-374-6150.www.cabrerarealty.com MLD Properties LLC David Rodriguez 5407 Pacific Ave., Unit 2 $ 88,000 Total for Wildwood Crest: $ 1,361,250 For more on real estate visit COUNTY TOTAL: $ 28,731,303 www.capemaycountyherald.com Compilation © 2008 Seawave Corporation Source Data: Cape May County Clerk’s Office Abstracts A30 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Real Estate Classifi ed Herald Newspapers November 12 2008 STONE HARBOR Search Real Estate at www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com OFFICE FOR RENT For these listings. Enter the web ID# in the search box to go directly to that ad! Only $375 per month, located in REAL ESTATE ROOMS FOR RENT VACATION RENTAL business district Winter Rental- Vacation Rental- For Details, Call HOME FOR SALE Dolores: CAPE MAY Rooms For Rent- Enjoy Fun in the Sun COURT HOUSE 609-368-3005 at Beautiful Home For Sale- CATALINA MOTEL Naples, FL! 3 bedroom house thru June, 2009. 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HIDDEN LAKES MODEL - 2 bedroom or 4 bed- 2 Hidden Lake Drive $500.00 month plus utili- Vacation Rental- ties. 609-884-5520 room, $1000- $1200 per • Prices start at $659,900 Home For Sale- month. Fully furnished, DIRECTIONS: Take Garden State Parkway to Exit 9, straight to Sarasota, FL utilities included. Shunpike. Turn left on Shunpike to Oyster. Right on Oyster. Follow WebID #: 166401 2 bedroom, 2 bath con- Oyster straight thru to Hidden Lake Estates. HOME FOR SALE do, private country club. OR RENT Home for Sale- Storage Space- Call Kris, 267-306-0739 Golf, pools, tennis, 4 star dining. November thru The By Owner. Tranquil- A-1 EASY WebID #: 165883 June, weekly/monthly. ity/ Victorian Village 5 SELF STORAGE $700- $2500, fl exible. 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No pets. $ 00 WILDWOOD Central location Winter/Year 895 609-967-1180 Round Rental- Condo for sale by owner. Retail/offi ce, year round • Air Conditioning Now Accepting 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. rental. Approximately WebID #: 166665 • Swimming Pool Small Pets NO CONDO FEES. Fast 2400 sq ft. Located on NORTH WILDWOOD sale $294,000. corner, visibility from 2 Winter Rental- • Laundry Facilities sides. Off street parking. 4 bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths • Heat/Hot Water Included 609-523-2166 CAPE MAY home. No pets. Avail- Call for more details, able December 15. WebID #: 164871 Avalon Real 1 bedroom cottage (609) 884-0026 Estate Agency, beach block. $950/ 609-425-8562 3910 Bayshore Rd., N. Cape May ROOMMATES 609-967-3001. month + utilities. Non- WANTED Ask for Barbara or smoking premises. No WebID #: 166508 Nicole. pets. 1 bedroom, shared kitchen & bath, $695/ YEAR ROUND Wife Mad? WebID #: 166714 month. Non-smoking RENTAL Really Mad? premises, no pets. Se- curity . Nov. - May Need a place to live? Year Round Rental- CapeMay 609-408-5234 CountyHerald.com/ CAPE MAY i found “it”at Marketplace WebID #: 166199 COURT HOUSE Winter Rental- Victorian Duplex. 2 bedroom, 2 bath, Get doggone STONE HARBOR sunroom, large kitchen & 9OUR ,INK TO ,OCAL "USINESS setting room, furnished, good deals! 2 bedroom, 1 bath. $550 1st floor, $1375 + + utilities. Available thru utilities; Also, 2nd floor, CALL TODAY 4/30/09 2/3 bedroom, 2 bath, 2 kitchen & sitting room TO PLACE YOUR AD. 973-538-4700 ext. 117 (3rd floor full living area), 609-886-8600 $1150 + utilities. CapeMayCountyHerald.com/Marketplace Ext. 33 or 34 HERALD ADS WORK! PLACE YOUR AD HERE 703-450-6726, Leeann Herald Newspapers November 12 2008 Real Estate Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A31 Web ID’s mean more information is available online at www.capemaycountyherald.com Enter the web ID# in the search box to go directly to that ad! Winter/Year Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- Round Rental- Year Round Rental- Cape May NORTH CAPE MAY NORTH WILDWOOD VILLAS WILDWOOD CREST Court House 2 SMALL BEDROOM, CLERMONT, 2 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath 112 West 6th Street. OIL HEAT, WOOD Dennis Township 4 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath Eloquent 3 bedroom, 2 condo. No pets. $975/ New townhome, 1st STOVE. INCOME & house. Air, washer, dryer. 1/2 bath custom home. month + utilities. Credit floor, furnished. 3 CREDIT CHECK RE- Renovated 2 bedroom + Available 6 months or 1 Lots of amenities. Pref- check required. bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths. QUIRED, 2 MONTHS master suite + 2 baths. year. $1200 per month, erably no pets, no smok- No pets. $1600 per RENT PLUS SECURITY. New carpet/tile fl oors, Year Round Rental- negotiable + utilities. ing. $1850 per month + 609-889-8891 month; 1st, last & AVAILABLE 12/1, $730/ all appliances, gas heat, utilities. Security deposit security required. MONTH PLUS UTILI- sunroom, deck, garage, OCEAN VIEW 609-425-2753 required. Available Dec. WebID #: 165757 TIES. (609) 972-6328 shed. NO PETS. $1300/ UNIQUE PROPERTY IN 1. Year Round Rental- 609-523-0104 month; 1 1/2 month se- UPSCALE NEIGHBOR- WebID #: 165941 WebID #: 165374 609-602-4724 curity + utilities. Year Round Rental- HOOD, 2 BEDROOM, Year Round Rental- 609-967-4949 North Cape May 2.5 BATH NATURAL Year Round Rental GAS HEAT, CENTRAL WebID #: 165771 NORTH WILDWOOD Year Round Rental- 4 Bedrooms, WebID #: 166703 2 bedroom ranch. Beau- AIR, LAUNDRY ROOM 3 Baths tiful condition. Eat-in & WALK IN CLOSET, Year Round Rental- Small efficiency Year Round Rental in kitchen and living room. FENCED IN YARD. VILLAS apartment. 2nd floor, SWAINTON Immedi- Year Round Rental- 2 blocks to the bay. Avail- $1300/MONTH. AVAIL- unfurnished. Convenient Cozy 1 bedroom cot- ate Availability for this CREST YEAR able October 1. $1250/ ABLE 12/1. PLEASE location. Quiet house, tage, $750/month + utili- LARGE SINGLE FAMILY CAPE MAY ROUND RENTAL month plus utilities. No CALL 609-204-4622 no pets, non-smoking ties. No pets. 1 month HOME. $1,925/month + COURT HOUSE Newly refurbished 2nd pets. References and premises. $400 per Year Round Rental- security. Utilities. One month se- Floor Apartment. 2 credit history required. month includes utilities. curity deposit required. Large 3 bedroom, 2 Bedrooms, 1 Bath. Fur- Call 856-478-4834 or $200 security deposit SEAVILLE 609-884-6401 No Smoking/No Pets. bath, all amenities. New nished. Laundry. $950/ 856-304-3563. required. CALL 609-408-3684 carpet. No pets. $1475/ Month. FREE UTILITIES 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, 2 month + utilities. until end of year. Refer- WebID #: 165890 WebID #: 166661 609-522-5216 porches. No pets All ap- ences. Call Dave: 609- WebID #: 166117 pliances. $1100 + elec- Year Round Rental- 609-463-0400 780-4107 Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- tric Year Round Rental- WILDWOOD WebID #: 166310 WebID #: 165363 AVALON NORTH WILDWOOD 215-287-9912 Year Round Rental- 1 bedroom, 1 bath, liv- NORTH WILDWOOD 609-263-2494 ing room, kitchen, $750/ 3 bedroom, gas heat. 2 or 3 bedrooms. $850 month includes utilities. $1500 + utilities. Year Round Rental- DEL HAVEN 1 bedroom, 1st fl oor. - $1050 includes heat. WebID #: 166053 central location. Avail- Non-smoking premises. Call Lydia, 609-742- Year Round Rental- CAPE MAY New, 1700 + sq ft. 3 able immediately. $675 No pets. 6980 Call Jonathon, COURT HOUSE bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, per month plus utilities. 609-967-7571 SOUTH SEAVILLE/ washer, dryer, gas heat, No pets. 1 month se- 215-519-6013 WebID #: 166221 full air condition, fully curity deposit, proof of DENNIS TOWNSHIP WebID #: 164897 Links at Avalon. 3 bed- room 2 1/2 bath, 1 car equipped kitchen, acre income and references WebID #: 166367 Year Round Rental- 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath garage. Master suite lot, off street parking. required. Year Round Rental- farmhouse, large family 1st fl oor.Non-smoking $1395 + utilities. Refer- AVALON LINKS room, country kitchen, premises. No pets. ences may be request- 856-904-1308 WILDWOOD ed. 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PERFECT JOB Office hours 9 to 5 Please call Tom Minio today at 302-644-9002. 886-8600 ext. 33 or 34 Monday - Friday www.capemaycountyherald.com in Herald Classifi eds A32 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Real Estate Classifi ed Herald Newspapers November 12 2008 Web ID’s mean more information is available online at www.capemaycountyherald.com Enter the web ID# in the search box to go directly to that ad! Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- WILDWOOD WILDWOOD WILDWOOD CREST Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- 2 BLOCKS WILDWOOD FROM BEACH! 3 bedroom apartments. 2 bedroom apartment, WILDWOOD CREST Wildwood Crest WILDWOOD Apartment - 1 bedroom, $900- $1100 utilities in- off street parking. Must 203 - 205 W. Roberts. 1 bath, Some furniture cluded. Unfurnished, no submit to credit check. Ground fl oor, 2 bed- Unfurnished bayfront Numerous 3 & 4 bed- Beautiful 3 bedroom, 1 provided, Washer & pets. Credit check. 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Herald Newspapers November 12 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A33 MORRIS, MARIE L. by Summer Sun, Rental (Lam- Country, and Dave's Trash ond), 87, of West Cape May, Obituaries in Cape May County. He Nov. 1, 2008. She was a was a welder and a truck longtime summer resident, driver by trade. In his off and permanent resident The Herald publishes JORDAN, LORRAINE, M., for three years and an ac- brief death notices free time, Kenny was passion- 78, of North Cape May, Nov. ate about music and en- tive member of the Christ and paid obituaries for 5, 2008. She was a lifetime joyed skateboarding. Ken- United Presbyterian Church $1.75 a line. Obituaries resident of the area, and a ny chose a Vegan lifestyle. of Drexel Hill. member of the First Assem- are submitted by funeral He was interested in con- MUGNIER, LOUIS M. , bly of God Church. 78, homes; family members serving the earth and had a of North Wildwood, Nov. 3, who submit information KELLY, MARGARET MARY love of animals. Kenny is 2008. He was a U.S. Army must provide the funeral (Maggie), formerly of North loved by so many and will veteran of the Korean War home name. Cape May, on Nov. 3, 2008. be incredibly missed by all and member of the Roof- She was a member of the his friends and family. He ers Union Local 30B for 35 BEERNAUER, ANNA C., Lower Township Rescue is survived by his mother, years. 96, of North Cape May, Nov. Squad, the Villas Fire De- Margie Rovira; father Hu- PRIMAVERA, TOMASO, 4, 2008. She was a resident partment and St John of bert Monteiro; sisters Me- 91, of Seaville, Nov. 6, since 1996, and a member God Church lissa Monteiro and Alexa Karavan: brother Nathan 2008. He was a resident of the Community Method- LIGE, DANA, 73, of Wood- Rovira, Family Friend and since 1955, and a member ist Church of Denville. bine, Nov. 4, 2008. He was second mother Irene Gan- of St. Josephs Church. Jack Fichter a resident since 1987. CHAMBERS, FLORA S., gloff and her daughters RANKIN, HELEN (nee Dew- Members of Boy Scout Troop 84 of Cape Island adjust their pumpkin hurling 84, of Eldora died Sunday at MCCARDELL, PAUL C. Amanda and Aurora Gan- es), 88, of Ocean City, Nov. trebuchet catapult at Rea’s Farm in West Cape May, Nov. 9. home under hospice care. JR., 79, of Ocean City, Nov. gloff. Maternal grandpar- 4, 2008. She was a member Born in Eldora, she was the 1, 2008. He was a resident ents Robert and Shirley Le of Our Lady of Good Coun- daughter of the late Charles since 1948, and worked as Roy, Aunts Elizabeth Urban, sel Church of Ocean City. Scouts Tweak Pumpkin Hurling Catapult an offi ce manager for At- P. and Hattie Bennett Sut- Sibyl Formaneck, Roberta SHAW, RUTH G., ton and the wife of the late lantic Electric for 36 years Peterson; Uncle Kenneth 75, of The new catapult 256 feet. By JACK FICHTER Howard G. Chambers. She before his retirement. Le Roy, and many cousins Goshen, Nov. 4, 2008. She was given eight pump- Bader said the catapult was a lifetime resident of El- and his beloved cat Rocco. was a resident since 1948, MILLER, ALICE LUISI, 92, WEST CAPE MAY — kin launches with a lot of would have some redesign dora and a member of the Memorial Services held at graduate of Middle Town- of Ocean City, Nov. 6, 2008. Sometimes you just can’t tweaking of ropes and the work in the area of weight Eldora United Methodist Congress Hall 251 Beach ship High School, and a She was a legal secretary improve on perfection. counterweight in between. distribution. He said the Church. Drive Cape May, NJ at head teller at Sturdy Sav- for the law fi rm of Milstead Last month, Boy Scout Bader called the fi rst throw length of the pole and sling She was a graduate of 11am Tuesday, November ings Bank. and McElroy. Troop 84 of Cape Island “dismal.” and the size of the coun- Methodist Hospital School 11, 2008 followed by a pot- SHAWVER, RUBY, 89, of won fi rst place in a pump- An early launch sent the terweight is what deter- of Nursing in 1945, she MONTEIRO, KENNETH luck Vegan luncheon. The Ocean City, Nov. 7, 2008. pumpkin backwards. Each mines how far a pumpkin ALLEN, kin chucking contest at the continued working there 25, of Palm Bay, family requests that in lieu TEASE, ADELAIDE annual Scout Camporee at subsequent launch went a will be fl ung. in the operating room for FL died November 2, of fl owers, donations may STANSBURY, 76, of Villas, Belleplain State Park using little further. “I think the downfall of a year, she then worked at 2008. Kenny was born and be made to PETA or any no (formerly of Wildwood and a trebuchet catapult. The The pumpkin slinging this one is the three poles the Woodbine Developmen- raised in Cape May Coun- kill animal shelter. Philadelphia) Nov. 1, 2008. device with a vertical loft rope was shortened. By are putting two much tal Center from 1947-1952, ty NJ and was residing in over 100 feet tossed a six- the end of the afternoon weight on the wrong side and then worked at Mill- Palm Bay Florida. Kenny inch pumpkin an estimated there were more dads than of the axle,” said Bader. ville Hospital, serving as a worked as a truck driver for Let us be grateful to people who make us 256 feet. scouts working on the proj- “We’re going back to the supervisor, operating room Dumpstar in Palm Bay and happy; they are the charming gardeners who On Nov. 8, in the rain, ect who approached as drawing board and rede- nurse, charge nurse and was previously employed make our souls blossom. - Marcel Proust Troop 84 members reas- if they were building an sign the weight system lastly as a emergency room sembled the machine at Intercontinental Ballistic and give it another shot.” nurse retiring in 1988. She Rea’s Farm, a few feet from Missile launcher. Scouts researched cata- and her husband were part a pumpkin fi eld. Bystanders also offered pults on the Web and owners of Howfred's Diner On Nov. 9, the sun came advice on how to make the came up with an original on Delsea Drive in Millville out and the new and im- pumpkin fl y further. design. from 1950-56. Mrs. Cham- bers loved traveling and proved catapult was tried By the end of the after- “Before we’re done Cape May County’s was a member of the Nature noon the best pumpkin with it, by the end of the for the fi rst time. It did not Conservancy. meet or beat the record of fl ight had fl own 200 feet, year, we’ll be hitting our Surviving are her children, Beloved Family and Friends its predecessor. down from the record of 400 feet,” said Bader. Wayne H. Chambers of Scoutmaster Bill Bader Princeton, NJ, Brian G. said the scouts decided to Chambers of Eldora, Eileen Christine refi ne and redo the cata- C. Hoffman and her hus- pult and see if it will hurl band Paul of Eldora, sister, Pennetto a pumpkin 400 feet. The Helen S. Wolf and her hus- pumpkins are a size that band Fred of Eldora, grand- Born 11/14/1948, can be carried with one children, Amanda S. Hoff- Died 7/29/08 hand, not the jack-o-lantern man of MA, and Aaron T. pie-making variety. Hoffman at home and many On your birthday, The newer version of nieces and nephews. November 14th the catapult has a triple Funeral services held at the throwing arm, about 150 Hoffman Funeral Homes You would have turned 60 today 643 Main St. Leesburg on Would you like more pounds of counter- You’re not here to celebrate weight and it is three-feet Saturday November 8, 2008 to thank all those at 11:45 AM with Rev. Don We celebrated mine last year and taller, he said. who were kind to “You are supposed to McMahon offi ciating. Inter- I hoped to do the same with you. have one hundred times ment in Eldora Methodist you and your fam- the object that you are Cemetery. Viewing held ily during a recent I miss you my friend, throwing plus a little ad- on Saturday from 10:00 to Gone way too soon but won’t be forgotten 11:45 AM. loss or eulogize ditional for the arm,” said Memorial donations may be Loved on earth and I’m sure in heaven too Bader, about the counter- your loved one? made to the Eldora United weight. Wonderful mom, wife, sister Methodist Church C/O Call Janet or Adults assisted the John Grace 102 Paper Mill and a very good friend! scouts in the construction Rd. Eldora, NJ 08270, Holy Rachel Your kindness, loyalty and friendship not allowing them to use Redeemer Hospice 1801 886-8600 will live on forever in our hearts. a needed chainsaw. The Rt. 9 N Swainton, NJ 08210, scouts did all the binding Carole Marchand from the National Family Promise or The Nature Conservancy exts. 33 or 34 Friends and Family and came up with the de- offi ce talks to donor at October meeting of the local Rt. 47 Eldora, NJ 08270. sign, he said. Family Promise. The catapult was con- ELLIOTT, JANET A., 73, structed from cedar with- of Wildwood Crest, Nov. 4, out any nails. The com- Collections to Start 2008. She was a resident ponents are held together since 2007 and retired as a In Loving Memory Of with rope. For Homeless Families purchasing agent in 1992. FLORICH, JUNE ENDI- Nicholas J. Repici, III Hoop Shoot COURT HOUSE — Car- will be provided at the next COTT (nee Baittinger), 89, October 30, 1973 ole Marchand from the Family Promise meeting of Ocean City, Nov. 7, 2008. November 15, 2001 Set Saturday National Family Promise Nov. 20 at First Baptist She was a longtime resi- offi ce spoke at the October Church, 101 S. Main St., dent of the area, worked as NORTH WILDWOOD meeting of the local Family Court House. a secretary for Fiore, Keppel WE MISS YOU NOW MORE THAN EVER BEFORE — The annual National Promise. For information call 350- & Quigley, and was a mem- BUT, WE TRUST THAT GOD WILL OPEN A DOOR Elks Hoop Shoot Competi- She reviewed items that 4875. ber of St. Peters United AND SHOW US HOW TO GO ON WITHOUT YOU congregations will begin Methodist Church. tion will be held Saturday TO GIVE US SOME HOPE AND COMFORT, TOO. at the North Wildwood collecting in preparation GARVEY, PATRICK K., for- Recreation Center begin- for housing the county’s merly of Ocean City, Nov. 6, ning with registration from homeless children and JUNIOR GOLF 2008. FOR YOU WERE PART OF OUR LIVES families. noon – 1 p.m. JOHNSTON, MARILYN A., AND WE LOVED YOU SO DEAR At that meeting, housing PALERMO — In the Contestants must bring 69, of Villas, Nov. 8, 2008. AND IT BREAKS OUR HEART TO NOT HAVE YOU NEAR, advocates were grouped Crest Savings Bank’s Jr. proof of age to insure that She was a permanent into local teams as March- Match Play Championship BUT, LIFE GOES ON AND WE WILL TOO all participants are in the resident since 1982 and a and helped them identify WE JUST WISH IT WOULDN’T BE WITHOUT YOU. correct age categories. that was held at Heritage member of St. Raymonds Birth certifi cate copies will and begin to delegate, the Links Nov. 1 and 2, Dhruv Church. be accepted. specific community and Patel of Court House) de- LOVE, MOM AND DAD congregational tasks need- feated Matt Davis of New- Contestants age groups TO PLACE A REMEMBRANCE XO XO will be determined by age ed to be accomplished. town Square, Pa. in the Age as of April 1, 2009. Follow-up worksheets 6-9, fi ve-hole matches. CALL 886-8600 EXT. 33 OR 34 A34 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers November 12 2008 From the Publisher To Fellow Conservatives Upon Judge Rauh The Election of Barack Obama Unfair To I have heard a number of conservatives express their Fathers deep concerns — even fears — about the election of Ba- rack Obama as our president. I want to suggest that we To The Editor: take a deep breath and give President-elect Obama the benefi t of the doubt. This is the American way, since he After several appearances was elected through our constitutional process. before Judge John Rauh, due to I know that some may seriously question that in actual- a marital separation and divorce, ity, feeling that a lot of the money that went into his cam- Rauh showed extreme prejudice paign did so illegally, with some from foreigners and other and disregarded the safety and from non-qualifi ed donors. This has not been proven. well being of my children whose Some question the legitimacy of many of the voters. This custody I have. also has yet to be proven. His order for child support is Some are very concerned about the $17 a week for one child, and liberal direction in which he will try to I have custody of three. I am steer the country. They see that course paying support to my ex for my as one that veers away from the values oldest child of $138 a week and upon which this nation was founded. she is 18. Something is terribly It was, after all, those values that made wrong with this ruling. us unique among the world’s nations. When my ex had the chil- dren, I paid her $254 a week. ======She was even given the four- We should proudly bedroom house that she resides pronounce him as our president in to this day. ======Through this whole ordeal I found out that women are Although these are indeed grave concerns, our Constitu- Our Readers Write shown leniency. If a male doesn’t tion makes provision for America to change, as the people comply with court orders, he is see fi t. WWII Vet Recalls Real ‘Survivors of Palav’ thrown in jail. Thus, if the majority want to go to the left, who are we to say that they are wrong? As the majority, isn’t it their To The Editor: temperatures could reach as high as 120 degrees GLEN HARLEM call, and not ours? Fahrenheit Wildwood Crest After the election and subsequent reelection of George Some months ago there was a show on TV Lack of cover, because of the type of terrain, W. Bush, I recall hearing some liberals state, “Bush is not called “Survivor Palav.” This brought back the exposed our troops to concentrated gunfi re from real survivors of Palav to my memory. concealed positions and the wounded were very my president.” Hopefully their espousal of that unpatriotic “We have a suffocating The Palav Islands are a chain of the western diffi cult to retrieve. Heat exhaustion became a position was a minority view among liberals. It is impera- sense of luxury and no Caroline group about halfway between Guam and factor, and as one marine related to me years tive that we not adopt their stance of denial by proclaiming sense at all of liberty. All the Philippines. later, he thought he had discovered what hell — or even feeling — that Obama is not our president. the pleasure-hunters seem During World War II in September 1944, the must be like. We should proudly pronounce him as our president, in to be themselves hunted. First Marine and the 81st Army divisions invaded Our ship was involved in minesweeping opera- keeping with America’s motto: E Pluribus Unum (Out of All the children of fortune two of the southernmost islands. This resulted in tions at Ulithi Atoll and then at Peleliu. During Many, One). seem to be chained to the some of the most ferocious fi ghting and cost in that time we lost four minesweepers sunk by Out of love of country, and out of respect for every fallen wheel. There is very little casualties of any of the Pacifi c War. enemy mines. soldier since the American Revolution, we dare not pro- that really even pretends to The irony was, in the opinion of many military I had the opportunity to talk to some of the mote division within our land. be happiness in all this sort If the new president’s ideas — along with the support of experts, an unnecessary venture resulting of little marines after the island was nearly secured when consequence to the outcome of the following we went ashore for navigation charts for the Japa- of harassed hedonism. “ Congress — are good, then they will surely withstand the G.K. Chesterton test of time. campaigns. The exception was the occupation of nese held bypassed islands north of Peleliu where If they don’t work out, we, as a people, as a nation, will Ulithi Atoll, which was the great fl eet anchorage we would operate for several months with LCI modify or discard them, much in the way England has in very important to the rest of the Pacifi c war. gunboats to prevent enemy forces from moving the last decades, and more recently, as has Germany, then Admiral Bull Halsey had realized the taking of down at night to infi ltrate some of the secured France. these islands was unnecessary, and they could be areas. They told me Peleliu was the worst they Got An Opinion? Let us continue to pray for America, and trust in the by-passed along with the rest of the chain. had seen and remember, these men had fought Herald Newspapers wel- sovereignty of God to carry us through. Admiral Chester A. Nimitz agreed to some of on Guadalcanal. comes letters on a wide range of the bypasses, but the invading force was only The Palavs were given very little mention in subjects. Have you an opinion? Art Hall, publisher a few days away, and decided to attack Peleliu newspapers and newsreels of that time. The pub- Go to our Web site: www.cape- and Anguar. licity was all about General MacArthur’s drive up maycountyherald.com and click On Peleliu the 11,000 Japanese defenders the Philippine chain. One fortunate outcome, if on Opinion to submit a letter. were entrenched solidly in the craggy ridges, there ever was one, was the 317 survivors of the Same rules apply, same number Quotes From the Bible limestone and coral rock caves and fortifi ed pill sinking of the USS Indianapolis discovered after of words (600) Or write one, God raises up kings and also brings them down. boxes and were prepared to fi ght to the death to fi ve days in the water by a navy patrol plane fl own sign your name, hometown and Daniel 2 take as many American lives as possible. from Peleliu. phone number for verifi cation. The stench of human waste and dead bodies I hope Americans appreciate the sacrifi ces of Deadline for letters is 5 p.m. could be detected miles at sea as the islands are our past and present vets and offer a prayer for Thursday. only seven degrees above the equator and daytime (Page A35 Please) N COMPASS POINTS... By AL CAMPBELL E Published Every Wednesday by the W SEAWAVE CORPORATION Turkeys Foraging in the Morning, How Refreshing ARTHUR R. HALL, President & Publisher S Ah, I witnessed sweet justice on a morning last week. “I wish that the bald eagle had not been chosen as the representative of the country,” Franklin ALFRED S. CAMPBELL, Managing Editor A cat that wanders the neighborhood terrorizing and scaveng- ing wild birds saw something that made it crouch and cower: wrote. “He is a bird of bad moral character, he does not get his living honestly, you may have seen him perched on some dead PRESTON D. GIBSON, Director of Development Nine wild turkeys strutting past down the middle of the street. No way was that cat about to attack those venerable birds as they tree, where, too lazy to fi sh for himself, he watches the labor BENJAMIN N. HALL, stepped deliberately on their morning rounds. 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No part hereof may be reproduced without prior written consent. pain for homeowners in these parts, but for now, it’s heartwarm- Neither participating advertisers nor the publishers will be responsible heads, as they seem to follow their leader. or liable for misinformation, misprints or typographical errors. Seawave If old Ben Franklin would have had his way shortly after the ing to see at least one type of bird on the seeming rebound. Corporation’s liability for errors or omissions resulting from its own Revolution, we would likely have turkeys embossed on coins When you see those wild birds lazily seeking food on their negligence or from cause beyond its control extends only to the cost daily sojourn, think just how fortunate you are to be able to see of actual space occupied or to have been occupied by the item(s) in and fl ags, since he advocated making the turkey the national which the error or omission occurred. The publishers reserve the right bird, not the bald eagle. them “on the hoof,” and not just in impersonal frozen 18 and to edit or refuse any submitted material, as well as to reject or cancel Franklin, the defi nition of a curmudgeon of old Philadelphia, 23-pound blocks in the supermarket. any advertisement at any time. was apparently dead set against putting the eagle in fi rst place Country living has its high points, seeing a wild turkey is Dedicated to the Service of God and Mankind. as a national emblem. one of them. Herald Newspapers November 12 2008 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A35 The Chinese Water Torture of Emotional Abuse Our Readers Write Buttons and Stickers Create Conversations but he countered, “You can’t understand the meaning,” and refused to listen. To The Editor: ads and we are afraid for our country. Shannon needed to stop the abusive screaming and The undecided and independents are the Making sexual neglect but did not want to divorce. Shannon’s If you’re brave enough to wear a politi- ones that most political ads are geared sister reported chronic rage in both of them. The Chinese cal button in an election as heated as this toward. Life Work! water torture of the amalgam of Jake’s Polish cursing and one was, and have several bumper stickers Usually, I can’t understand how the Shannon’s nonverbal contempt created an emotional en- on your car, you’re apt to get some very other side can cling to their candidate, By DR. JUDITH COCHE vironment in which sex was unthinkable. Shannon and interesting looks, gestures and engage in but, in my heart, I know that they think Jake fell to two bad habits, which they are now repairing some interesting conversations. the same of me. through the work Shannon is doing. Here is a quick sum- I started wearing my Obama buttons I defi nitely believe in a two-party sys- Chinese Water torture seems harmless enough at fi rst. mary of these abusive situations and their repairs. about two months ago, and I’ve enjoyed tem, and I know for a fact that many on Victims are held motionless while water is slowly dripped 1. Withholding: Shannon withheld herself from Jake all interactions. My car has several state- the right side of the aisle are aghast at what on the forehead. But the drop of water is randomly timed, through silence, mistrust, and emotionally closing down. ments on it...”01/20/08…End of An has become of their party...how the cur- so the victim feels intense internal confl ict from feel- It felt to him like “the silent treatment.” Error” or “I’m Voting for THAT One.” rent administration has managed to drive ing simultaneously safe and guarded. Similarly, living The repair: Jake could quietly say “I can’t be with you Comments like, “I like your button” it into the ground. I hope they decided to with someone who bellows or curses in a random but when you pull away so let me know when you are ready always prompted me to say, “So you’re vote my way...but probably not. chronic pattern is a form of invisible emotional Chinese to talk.” Since he was not in my offi ce to learn this skill, voting for Obama?” And the other person There are those on the right who, water torture. We all know people who live with the Shannon has learned to disengage when he curses. If said, “defi nitely, but I can’t wear a button despite all evidence to the contrary, still Chinese water torture of emotional abuse. Like Shan- needed, she leaves the room when he curses, saying, “Let to work.” Then there was the guy who profess to admire the current president. non and Jake. me know when you feel calm and I will return.” This has passed me on the left on the Garden State I can’t even lie and say that I understand Shannon and Jake fell into emotionally abusive patterns really helped Jake have the time he needs before he re- Parkway, honked quietly and gave me how support for this president still exists and their kids were inadvertently impacted. engages with Shannon. It has helped Shannon thumbs up. in our country, in our county, in our towns. Nobody did it on purpose. Nobody meant it to be in charge of herself, which feels great. One Republican friend engaged me The evidence is there. He lied to us, he happen. But it needed to be changed. However, 2. Abusive anger: Jake had allowed his angry in conversation after we hugged and ac- destroyed a country and caused the deaths as so often happens when people are unaccus- outbursts to be loud, harsh and free fl owing un- knowledged that we knew we supported of thousands of Americans and thousands tomed to taking charge of psychological change, til it became a tirade of aggression in Polish. opposing candidates. Then he went on to of innocents. He was manipulated by Jake refused to come in for needed changes. I The repair: When Jake rages, Shannon pic- say that he used to like his candidate until members of his administration who made helped Shannon change her part in the pattern tures him as a boy having a temper tantrum. he chose a certain vice presidential candi- a huge profi t on this war, the perpetrator of without his presence. Shannon was diligent She refuses to engage at the level of the tan- date, stated several other reasons for not 9/11 is still at large, the war has escalated in infl uencing a change for the better for both trum. Instead, she says, “Please stop. Please being sure about the gentleman and ended in Afghanistan and his supporters still rant through her own work. One person can move calm down and speak to me respectfully.” Until by saying “I hope your candidate turns out on about we have won the war in Iraq. mountains in a marriage. Jake can do that, Shannon disengages quietly. to be better than I think he is.” The Attorney General is gone after Shannon, 48, is the founder The Gift Lady, She does not insult. Her quiet management This conversation gave me some hope. following orders to fi re prosecutors who an Internet business that provided most of the of the situation has really helped it feel safe Was it possible that when he entered the didn’t believe in his cause, and on and fi nancial support for her family for the last 15 years. Jake between them. booth, he was actually going to vote my on and on. Well, no surprise how these is a large teddy bear of a guy with a reputation as a great Shannon and Jake are changing. She has moved back way? people voted. professional handy man. Summer residents love Jake. into their bed. Jake rarely curses in Polish, and if he does, Some Republican friends, when seeing By the time you’re reading this letter, He could have expanded into a year-round business, but he curses under his breath. The kids feel safer. Things my button, decidedly looked away. And our country has decided on who will lead he maintains loudly that he deserves a break in “Off are getting better. a few uttered moans and pointed at my our country for the next four years. Things season,” which he defi nes as seven months annually. To, think About: Despite best intentions, we all get button. Well, this is America, after all. All are leaning toward my candidate. I hope When Shannon gets resentful about needing to earn involved in emotionally abusive relationships. Think opinions are valid. and pray that our time has come. so much, she reminds herself that Jake neither drinks about how you can fi ght inadvertent abuse between We are a divided country. We vote for nor smokes, and remains faithful to her despite years you and someone you love. Be gentle and assertive: the the candidate who was nominated by our MIKI GOLDBERG without good sex. power of being fi rm is measured by the competence in party of choice, and we belittle the other Swainton Pity, since Shannon married Jake in part to enjoy your voice, not the loudness. side. We believe the smears and the hate the large, comforting expanse of his body next to hers. She withdrew to the guest room during a fi ght about To Read: Patricia Evans, The Verbally Abusive Re- Christmas money in 2007. At fi rst she crept back in lationship. 1992, Adam’s Media Company, Holbrook, Yes, Bush Is a Failed President the mornings to cuddle, but even that waned with time. Massachusetts. To The Editor: The economy is a mess. The Bush tax At times she ached for his body. But the worst of it was cuts for the wealthy were supposed to Jake’s loud cursing at her with guttural, harsh-sounding (Coche of Stone Harbor educates the public in mental In response to Art Hall’s column of Oct. stimulate the economy and create jobs, strings of consonants in Polish, his fi rst language. The kids health issues. She can be reached at [email protected] 29, “Is Bush a Failed President?” the opposite has happened. The rich have asked him to stop peppering dinner with Polish cursing, or 215-859-1050.) When terrorists brought down the twin gotten richer and the middle class is be- towers, George Bush did the right thing by coming obsolete. going into Afghanistan to hunt down Bin As for defi cits, the war in Iraq is cost- Utley’s ‘Uh-Oh’ Could Cost Him Millions Laden and Al Queda. Iraq had nothing to ing taxpayers $10 billion a month, over of children. do with 9/11. The Bush Administration $600 billion since the invasion. We are Responsibility must have been far from Utley’s mind, saw the invasion of Iraq as a way to show also spending $329 million to teach the Measure since the crowd on hand appeared predominantly com- the Middle East and the world the strength Iraqi government how to handle their $79 of posed of children. and power of America. billion surplus. Obscene. Ed. Note: Utley and his wife have no children; they George Bush brought Al Queda into Had Bush not invaded Iraq, Bin Laden Balance instead fi ll their home with dogs and cats, which can’t Iraq. Those who know the history of Iraq would be dead, our defi cits could be sur- distinguish an expletive from a prayer. know Osama Bin Laden hated Saddam pluses, 4,100 plus Americans would be By Jim Vanore In a local radio broadcast after the incident, Philadel- Hussein as much as he hated the West. alive and the world could quite possibly phia hockey notable Bob Kelly, known for his rough- The congressional approval for the war be at peace. Phillies’ second baseman Chase Utley, in shouting the and-ready style when he played for the Flyers notorious along with United Nations sanctions were Is George Bush a failed president? Yes. English language’s most notorious four-letter word over “Broad Street Bullies” back in the 1970s, described based on lies fabricated by Iraqi ex-patriots But his actions have helped pave the way the airwaves during Philadelphia’s recent World Series Utley’s remark as inappropriate, saying that there, “is a who hadn’t been in Iraq for over 20 years. for Barack Obama to lead us out of the victory celebration, may have cost himself several mil- time and place for everything.” Chief among them a man named Chalabi, darkness into a better world ahead where lions of dollars. I go a shade further. His remark was low-class and who taxpayers were paying $250,000 a God can truly bless America again. Although neither fi ne nor castigations have as of this juvenile. I still believe him to be a fi ne ballplayer, but as month for faulty intelligence. writing been levied (nor are any likely to be), it may be a man, he has dropped far in my estimation. Colin Powell admits he was misled and RALPH REAGAN just becoming apparent to Utley that his bawdy bellow My 12-year-old granddaughter and I watched the lied to. Being a pawn in Bush’s ploy was West Cape May could cost him more than a couple of incident unfold live. After he said it (eu- one of his biggest regrets. future endorsements. phemistically termed as “dropping the One of baseball’s more stellar—and F-bomb”), she turned to me with her jaw revered—standouts, Utley was likely to dropped, waiting for my reaction. Last Eight Years Were a Disaster attract attention from marketing profes- “I thought he had more class that sionals who want a high-profi le sports that,” I said. “I thought he was more of To The Editor: in a place called Wall Street? Alan Greenspan said the celebrity to hawk their products. Espe- a man.” seed was planted long before the Fannie-Freddy so-called cially after his team just won the World Utley is a 30-year old boy in a man’s In response to the Oct. blame was concocted. Series. body who has done little else in his life 29 column of Publisher Art Regulation could and would have made a difference to But after his profane—and obviously save play baseball. After four years in Hall, I’d like to say Bush stem the “Free Market” Republican concept. prepared—declaration, it’s hard to imag- the military and more than 22 in the was not qualifi ed from the Budget defi cits — “Defi cits don’t matter” — a quote ine that the vice-president of the Milk Philadelphia Police Department, I’m no beginning. And proved to from Dick Cheney. Congress and spending bills? Bush Marketing Board would pay good money stranger to the word—either as listener be unqualifi ed in the ensu- (Page A36 Please) to have Utley persuade middle American or speaker—uttered in anger, in fear, in ing years. parents to fork over their hard-earned cash anxiety, in confusion, in jocularity. They bombed on 9/11 to bring their product into the home. It is always uttered in ignorance. And and Bush showed up three “Milk, it does a bleepin’ body good!” should never be exclaimed with forethought in front of days later on the rock pile. Maybe milk is too tame. Beer seems to be the bever- thousands of admiring children live, and millions more A stunt. ONE OF THE age of choice marketed to our young people, and if those via television. We retaliated in Af- TEN portrayed in commercials are any indication, brewing What a shame that such a ballplayer may ultimately be ghanistan, but relocated companies as an industry don’t exactly pander to the best remembered by baseball-loving generations not for the to Iraq — a gross error COMMANDMENTS and brightest of the 19-to-35 year-old group. way he swung a bat, the hard-nosed way he approached in judgment. We’ve now “Miller Lite: tastes bleepin’ great; less bleepin’ the game, or the way he went all-out to win, but for a hyped Muslim opposition fi lling!” hackneyed expression that means so little when placed in to the nth degree. A more Since so many adolescents were at the parade honor- context next to this team’s wonderful accomplishment. intelligent president with ing the Phillies, it’s a safe bet that an even younger age Hopefully, Chase Utley will soon grow the bleep up. foresight, would not have You must not group could be targeted. gone this way. “My bologna has a fi rst name it’s bleepin’ O-S-C- We didn’t go there in A-R. Vet Recalls 1991 (Gulf War), because have any other My bologna has a second name, it’s bleepin’ M-E- (From Page A34) George H. W. Bush knew Y-E-R.” those serving in our present confl icts and their families we’d be trapped and un- god but me. The word in question is not new to our language; it’s left behind. Pray for the day this madness called war will able to get out, as we are just that for more than four centuries (It is believed to fi nally end. today. First United Methodist Church date from 16th century Dutch), responsible adults have Economy — A global cri- used it (predominantly) with discretion, and most notably ED MOORE sis, but isn’t the nucleus of Cape May Court House demurred when in mixed company or in the presence Erma the world economy based A36 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers November 12 2008 Last Eight Years (From Page A35) could have vetoed, but did not. Ratings — You say 30 percent, how about less than 25 percent? Why? The public fi nally caught on to total incompetence. We’re discussing Bush, not Congress. In any event, the last eight years have been a disaster for the USA. WILLIAM J. MURPHY Cape May Outpatient Drug Treatment Methadone and Suboxone Treatment Intensive Outpatient Day & Evening TEEN Programs Available No Waiting List! SCENE ONGOING EVENTS nacle United Methodist Church, 656 Seashore Road, CCA-YAP - Youth Arts Erma. Wednesdays - Teen Bi- Program: variety of arts and ble Study 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. social activities for youth 10 Friday Night Teens, 7:30 to and older. 10:30 p.m. YAP - Saturday Nights: Homework Club: 3:30- Arts and social activities 4:30 p.m. Church of the throughout much of the Advent, Parish Hall, Wash- school year for youth and ington and Franklin streets, children ages 6-16. Programs Cape May. Leslie Truluck include Junior Arts Camp for 4-H Teen Ambassadors: Photos display 30 years of memories for Stone Harbor Garden Club’s anniver- ages 6-10, and Camp Con- leadership, citizenship and sary Nov. 10. gress Hall for ages 6-12. community service projects Teen Karate: Every Mon- for youth grades eight-12. day, Wednesday and Thurs- Meetings and activities In Stone Harbor day. Call 886-6902 or 889- held monthly. For more in- 8105. formation: contact Rutgers Garden Club Marks 30 Years Teen Program: Taber- Cooperative Research and Extension 4-H Youth Devel- By LESLIE TRULUCK tivities. won prizes for its fl ower opment Program 465-5115 Sen. Jeff Van Drew, May- arrangements and taken ext. 605. STONE HARBOR –– or Suzanne Walters and over 100 trips. The club’s AlaTeen: for teens with Stone Harbor Garden Club Councilman Julian Miraglia Garden of Remembrance, family or friends who are al- celebrated its 30 year an- attended the club’s meet- now 19-years-old, honors coholics: Thursdays, 8 p.m., niversary Nov. 10 at St. ing and highly praised the past club members and Church of Resurrection, 200 W. Tuckahoe Road, Marmo- Paul’s Parish Hall refl ecting club’s beautifi cation efforts. once won the Pennsylvania ra, 547-0855. on past accomplishments Members told stories about Horticulture Award. Civil Air Patrol: ages 12- while looking to the fu- plants they have tended For the past 25 years the 18: meets Thursdays, cadet ture. for 30, or in some cases, club has planted a tree at programs, drill and ceremo- Since its inception in over 50 years. Prizes were Stone Harbor Elementary ny, safety classes, aerospace 1978, the club has planted awarded for correct an- School for Arbor Day and education, emergency ser- 250,000 plants and trees, swers to club history trivia has held 290 meetings, 30 THE EASILY ACCESSIBLE BATHROOM vices. 624-0529. not only on borough me- questions. cocktail parties and grew Most bathrooms are generally designed in most areas of life, but in the bathroom it Music: Impact Choir, Sea- dian islands but also at Through 29 years of plant from 60 members to 183 for healthy adults, but there are also those is especially dif¿ cult. Using proper design shore Church, 886-6196; the tennis courts, post and bake sales the club has members. with limitations who need bathroom techniques, an accessible bathroom can Kaleidoscope Kids singers, office, in window boxes sold more than 100,000 Members enjoy planting, access. To better oblige children, the restore pride and allow an individual to ages six-14, 465-7443; Com- at the bridge tender’s of- plants. In 26 years the club decorating, hosting and munity Concert Band, Norm fi ce, Women’s Civic Club, has sold 10,000 house tour participating in community elderly, and the handicapped, it is live their life in a far more normal manner. Lochten, 465-8737. necessary to design or modify bathrooms At QUALITY HOME CENTER, our NAACP: Youth Council, American Legion Post 331, tickets and created 150 events. with features that accommodate a professional staff can help you design ages 14-21, 624-9152. on the dunes and in the fl oral arrangements for the wider range of abilities. To begin with, a new full function bath using new Scouting: ages fi ve-17; business district. Plant- homes on tour. Contact Truluck at (609) doorways should be suf¿ ciently wide and exciting products, combined with Girl Scouts of the South Jer- ings are entirely paid for The club has participated 886-8600 ext. 24 or at: to accommodate wheelchairs, without traditional or retro ¿ xtures and cabinetry. sey Pines, 856-697-3900; through fundraisings ac- in 19 fl ower shows and has ltruluck @cmcherald.com. thresholds that change elevation. Minimum Our showroom is open on weekdays, 8 Boy Scouts of Southern New ¿ xture clearance guidelines should also be a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturdays 8 a.m. to 4 Jersey, 856-327-1700. observed. Grab bars should be installed in p.m. Swim Teams: ages fi ve- the tub/shower area, the toilet area, and 18: Cape May Recreation Please visit our web site: Dept., 884-9565; Crest Dol- near the sink. Tub and shower controls www.qualityhomectr.com should be located where they can be phins, 884-6390. operated from within or outside the unit. HINT: If you plan to retire in your home, Teen Services: numbers for activities, health ques- In addition, seating should be provided utilize the opportunity afforded by a tions; United Way, 729- within the tub and shower areas, along remodel to introduce the universal design 2255, free directory. with a hand-held showerhead. discussed above that will enable you to Friday’s Youth Ablaze: It’s hard enough to accept the assistance age in place. Seashore Community Church of Nazarene, 446 Quality Home Center • 1249 Rt. 9 South • Cape May Court House • 609-465-5029 Seashore Rd. Erma. (Sports, movies, and concession stand with everything, ping pong, pool tables, air hockey, games, basketball tourna- ments, fuse ball, special nights with special activi- ties and much more. 6:45 F pm-9:30 pm. Call Pastor Joe West Wildwood held its annual cleanup Oct. 18. Young and old turned out to e 886-6196 Ext 11. all Sal show pride in their town. From left: Catherine Smithson, Betty O’Hala, Jack Smithson, Joan Schultz and Commissioner Scott Golden. 10% off all carpet, tile, Margaret Chase Smith: Moral cowardice that keeps us from speaking our minds is as dangerous to this hardwood and laminates. country as irresponsible talk. The right way is not always the popular and easy way. Standing for right when it is unpopular is a true test of moral character. 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COMING ATTRACTIONS: 11/20 (Midnight Show) Twilight • 11/21 Bolt • 11/26 Transporter 3, Australia, 365 96TH STREET, STONE HARBOR Four Christmasses • 12/5 Punisher • 12/12 The Day the Earth Stood Still, Nothing Like the Holidays 3401 New Jersey Ave., Wildwood FULL SERVICE FLOORING STORE! • 12/19 Yes Man, Seven Pounds, The Tale of Despereaux 609-729-0111 • www.3jwildwoodbowl.com Herald Newspapers November 12 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A37 Students Send Smiles to Marines in Iraq By MAUREEN CAWLEY NORTH WILDWOOD — SCHOOLS U.S. Marine Corps Second Lt. Matthew Morrison, of Sea Isle City, and his combat unit are currently Tech New Student Test Start Dec. 6 serving in Iraq—worlds away from home. Soon CREST HAVEN — enrollment coordinator. a confirmation postcard however, the soldiers will Placement assessment for The forms are available on- explaining the next steps be catching up on all the eighth graders interested line at www.capemaytech. in the admission process local news and receiving in attending the Cape May com, by calling 465-2161 and a letter confirming warm wishes of gratitude County Technical High ext. 643, or at the school. a specifi c test date. Ad- from the young patriots in School in September 2009 They must be returned to ditional placement assess- Margaret Mace School’s will be held Dec. 6 at the the Enrollment Coordina- ments will be held in Janu- third grade class. school. tor in person or by mail ary, February, March, May Over the past few To be scheduled for the at CMCTSD, 188 Crest and June. For information months, students in Jes- assessment, prospective Haven Road, Court House, about the admission pro- sica Hickman’s class have students must fi ll out an ap- 08210. cess or to schedule a tour, been learning about the plication and health form After submitting those call 465-2161, ext 643 presidential election and and submit them to the forms, parents will receive or 691. the many issues that affect Maureen Cawley American citizens, includ- Margaret Mace third graders, Audrey Cordero, Gianna Williams, Alexandra ing education, the environ- Crest Memorial Students Have ‘Write Stuff’ Gonzalez, Jacob Swartz, Gianna Runner, and Jeremy Jones share a few of the ment, health care and the letters and pictures the class is sending to servicemembers in Iraq. WILDWOOD CREST — Guevara, as a way to im- enjoy the taste of success ongoing war in Iraq. A group of Crest Memorial prove students’ writing at a pizza party luncheon Hickman, who graduated In the letters, students East, and what it’s like to be smile.” students in grades three skills through encourage- hosted by Guevara. The from Wildwood Catholic gave the soldiers a report soldier, fi ghting a war in a One can imagine that through eight have prov- ment and example. Those topics and styles of the with Morrison in 2002, on local happenings: the foreign land. letters and crayon draw- en they have the “write achieving Principal’s Cor- showcased student work said that she told students recent bouts of stormy “Are soldiers allowed to ings from kids at home stuff” and for the next eight ner receive a certificate are varied, ranging from about him and his unit of weather, their plans for dress up for Halloween?” will brighten days for the weeks their compositions commending them for their book reports and essays to 40 young soldiers, who are Halloween, and, of course, one student asked. soldiers in Morrison’s unit, will be displayed on The writing excellence and poetry and the luncheon serving in that war. the Phillies’ new status as “Do you sleep…in a tent especially since so many of Principal’s Corner bulletin their work is exhibited offers them an opportunity “They wanted to do their World Series champions. or in a sumereen?” asked the students were sure to board for all to see. prominently at the main to discuss what they’ve part to help,” Hickman Students also shared in- another. let them know that their The writing award pro- entrance to the school. written with the Guevara said. formation with the soldiers “We gave the students great sacrifi ce does not go gram was started four years Plus, the young authors and to enjoy each other’s So throughout October, about their families, their free reign to write about unnoticed. ago by Principal Ann-Maria get a chance to further work. the class wrote thank you pets and their everyday what they wanted to write “Stay safe” they wrote letters and drew pictures routines, and they posed about. We thought that repeatedly, and “Thank in Writer’s Workshop for questions on all sorts of top- would make the letters you for fi ghting for us.” the young men and women ics. They wanted to know more fun to read,” Hick- Contact Cawley at: (609) who are currently serving about the soldiers’ families, man said. “We are hoping 886-8600 ext. 47 or mcaw- with Morrison. the weather in the Middle to make them laugh and [email protected] Education ‘Works’ at Tech Open House CREST HAVEN — See cal and academic classes, other educational programs ful display of college pen- Education That Works at including the new, state at the school can get a head nants that document the the annual open house of the art facilities for high start on the application and many choices available to at the Cape May County school and adult cosmetol- testing process. Plus, infor- Tech School graduates. Technical High School ogy classes. Visitors can mation will be available for The evening is open to Wednesday, Dec. 3, from tour the area where fa- the dozens of vocational the public from 6:30 to 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. with cials, pedicures and other and avocational courses of- 8:30. Refreshments and programs and presenta- salon services are taught fered through the evening pastries, prepared by the tions that showcase all the and, as a hands-on bonus, program for the winter/ pastry/baking students, district has to offer. cosmetology students will spring semester that begins will be served in the cafete- Third- through fi fth-grade students named to the Principal’s Corner at Crest The evening will feature be onsite offering paraffi n in January. ria. For more information, Memorial School are (from back) Mackenzie Bradley, Lily Enos, Bridget Fitzpat- a special, brief presenta- hand dips to guests. Those looking to the call the public relations of- rick, Brad Altman, Dayna Bucolo and Adam Wolfe, Kaci Gallagher, Kyle Killen, tion Why Choose Tech? Adults considering the Tech school as a stepping fi ce at 465-2161 ext. 661. Madison Mahon, Jaclyn Gehring, Colin Hamlin, Katie Queen and Mino Barone. in the multi-purpose activ- practical nursing class, stone to higher education For high school admission ity center for parents and twilight cosmetology or can view the school’s color- information, call ext. 643. seventh and eighth grade students at 6:30 p.m. and again at 7:15 p.m., as an opportunity for families to learn about more about the school. Then prospective students and their parents can tour the school’s class- rooms and facilities. Bus service to and from the school’s greenhouse will be available along with special demonstrations and activities in all techni- BLOOD DRIVE COURT HOUSE — The Cape May County Chapter St. Ann’s soccer team, of Wildwood, fi nished its 2008 season with a 6-4-1 record. Pictured with coach, Michele Devine-Hartnett: (back/left) Tom Thornton, R.J. Sixth- through eighth-grade students named to the Principal’s Corner at Crest of the American Red Cross Kelly, Rich McNally, Harry McNally and Jenna Long; (second row) Andrew Long, Memorial (from back) Michael Hawthorne, Leigh Ann Mahon, Jordan Sedotti, will hold a blood drive Caitlin Nanos, Ashleigh Wetzel, Vito Panzini and Conor Cormican; (front) Pat Kaitlin Hesley, Sam Fitzpatrick, and Elijah Bethune, Dominic Travascio, Claudia Tuesday, Nov. 18, at 34 E. McGann, Onie Labrum, Chris Roche, Bobby DiPeso. Melchiorre, Melonie Weaver, Macie Hawthorne, Peter Yecco, Rita Marino and Mechanic Street, Meeting Mackenzie Scully, Tyler Gentek, Jesus Feria, Chris Lamonica, Hayden Garra- Room from 1– 7 p.m. brant and LaShawn Kennedy. Appolo Boxing The fast and fun way to get in shape. OPENING NOVEMBER 15TH • Group Classes • Personal Training • Women-Only Classes • Weight Loss Programs • Amateur Boxing Team Principal, Sister Sheila Murphy of St. Ann Regional Wildwood High School students, Matthew Schiff and • Sparring is proud to announce the fi fth grade winner of a Emily Tillotson, take a night off of hitting the books countywide coloring contest, Eileen McNulty, of to enjoy the school’s “Movie Night” on Nov. 5th. The Cape May Court House. She will accept her prize event, hosted by WHS’ Peer Leadership group and 609-886-1184 at a celebration with the Cape May County Free- advisor, Paula Lucas was very well-attended, despite holder’s on Nov. 12. stormy weather. www.appoloboxing.com A38 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers November 12 2008 Faddis, ‘Pieces of a Dream’ Headline 30th Cape May Jazz Festival The Ed Vezinho/Jim Ward 16-piece big band opened the Cape May Jazz Festival Nov. 7. Percussionist Chembo Corniel with bass player Andy Eulau at Carney’s. Roosevelt Walker Jr. energized the crowd as a part Jackie Ryan at the Grand Hotel Ballroom. Friday night jazz festival headliner Jon Faddis delighted the crowd. of Cintron Salutes Carlos Santana. Bob Ferguson heated up the Boiler Room. Photos by Jack Fichter. Sax artist Pamela Williams played before a standing room only audience. Alan Weber playing two saxes at the same time. Vocalist Ursula Ricks with violinist Perry Leondro at Saturday jam session. “Pieces of a Dream” featuring Eddie Baccus Jr. on saxophone and Rohn Lawrence on guitar. Herald Newspapers November 12 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A39 Cape Express Continues Winning Ways The boys’ U-14 Light- lous and Raymond Wilson Hamilton South Rage, 3-1. ning defeated the TBAA scored. Danielle McCann and Bre- Orange Storm, 5 -2. The The boys’ U-10 Tsunami anna Caruso scored for 6-1-1 Lightning moved battled Winslow. Trent Cape. within one point of fi rst Canter, Andrew Cervantes, The girls’ U-11 Bull- place in the North Ameri- Hawkins Heitmann, and dogs earned a 2-1 victory can Division of the South Zack Thomas scored. at Burlington. Miranda Jersey Soccer League. The boys’ U-9 Silver Bul- Mangano, Jennifer Mc- The boys’ U-13 Ava- let dealt with Haddonfi eld Cann, Cassie McTighe, lanche defeated Winslow, United Red. Tim Sawyer Andrea Sarmiento, Mack 4-0. Gavin Woodrow re- and Sean Zellers scored McCracken, Laura Dingler, corded the shut out. Ki- for Cape. Kelly Geary and Bridget eran Sullivan (2), Kevin The boys’ U-8 Silver Ruskey led the Bulldogs. Plitnick and Ben Bright Streak met the Medford The girls’ U-10 Tidal scored. The boys’ U-12 Soccer Club. Joe Baker, Wave battled the Winslow Riptide defeated the Voor- Jared Tricomy, Lorenzo Wildcats. Caitlin McMul- hees Force, 1-0. Jared Sabato, Eddie Proud, Matt lan, Marissa McGaffney and Irwin scored. Patrick Mc- Vogdes, Patrick Moore, Noelle Johnson scored. Gann and Kevin Laffey Vincent Wilson and John The girls’ U-9 Tidal played solid defense. Carlson led the Express. Waves hosted Vineland. The boys’ U-11 Derail- The girls’ Herricanes Gabrielle Masterson and ers dropped a 6-2 decision tangled with Moorestown. Alyssa Jones were strong AUTOMOTIVE AUTO FOR SALE MOTORCYCLE VAN/TRUCK/SUV to the West Deptford War- Victoria Dever led Cape. in goal. Tayanis Torres, riors. Tim Brown scored Elaina Nessler suffered Julianna Roche, Shannon Van/Truck/SUV- for Cape. a broken wrist for the Dilling, and Joalis Rosario ACCESSORIES The boys’ U-10 Cy- Cape. led the defense. Auto for Sale- Accessories- TOYOTA Tacoma, 2004: clones tangled with Frank- The girls’ U-13 Pira- lin Township. Nikos Mal- nhas knocked off fi rst place —Joe Rossi X-tra cab, 4x4. 70,000 NISSAN Maxima LSE RUN YOUR CAR miles. $12,000. Call 609- 2003: Like new. 44k, 432-6943. ON WATER! regular gas, all options Regional Coordinator for AARP www.h2oautonow.com + leather. Folding seats, Motorcyle- $10,500 or best offer. New Jersey Gets Things Done WebID #: 165747 609-465-2520 2006 Suzuki Hayabusa SEA ISLE CITY – Min- GSX 1300R, about 2,000 House too small? miles, asking $9,500. nie Callender, regional CapeMay coordinator for New Jersey Accessories- Many extras! For details CountyHerald.com/ AARP, had some big shoes and more pictures call to fi ll when she took over WHEEL CHAIR Marketplace 609-972-3888. the volunteer position two LIFT FOR VAN years ago after the death of Braun Milennium hy- her husband, “Rudy” Cal- draulic wheel chair lift, lender, a charismatic force for senior citizens. The used: $2000. or best of- Callenders were members fer. Call 609-287-0506. of AARP for 18 years. 9OUR ,INK TO ,OCAL "USINESS Minnie Callender is re- WebID #: 166589 sponsible for 11 AARP chapters in Atlantic and Cape May counties. News Digests She just fi nished coordi- (From Page A7) Kindle Ford in Cape May Court House. The Cape May nating the “blitz” campaign Irene Jameson County Health Department will administer the shots a preliminary 2009 budget that includes about $2.6 to get out the vote and the Minnie Callender, regional coordinator for AARP on a fi rst come - fi rst served basis while supplies last. million in new bonded funding for unfi nished and on- “Divided We Fail” program New Jersey, who has 11 local chapters in Atlantic Residents are asked to wear a short-sleeved shirt, leave going projects at its meeting Nov. 5. Street paving and for AARP New Jersey. and Cape May counties in her jurisdiction, is shown their pets at home, and carpool with friends, family, improvements to the newly zoned business district line She said both initiatives at the recent 50th Anniversary Celebration of AARP and neighbors to reduce the waiting time. items are the most costly at about $1.7 million. Proj- were a great success thanks New Jersey. With her is Dr. Sy Larson, president of ects for 2009 also include replacing borough vehicles to the excellent coopera- AARP New Jersey. and equipment as well as funding requests for a town Businesswomen Cape Assist tion of the 11 chapter lead- green and dog park. Further review and public hearing ers. prit de corps in our region. chapters. It’s ‘cooperation Set November Seeks Families will take place at subsequent meetings. “There’s a wonderful es- You could not ask for better plus,’” she added. Meeting Date For Fall Session Zoo Closed Until Nov. 21 SOMERS POINT — The WHITESBORSO — Cape Upper Township & Ave. at 11 a.m. New Jersey Association of Assist is recruiting families SWAINTON – The Cape May County Zoo is un- Some of the other events Women Business Owners for the Fall sessions of its dergoing a facelift and will be closed through Friday, Ocean Cityy News Notes include a nature walk, a (NJAWBO), At-lantic-Cape Family Dinner & Work- Nov. 21, however, the County Park will remain open. folk-singing session at the May Chapter will hold its shop Program, to be held Rosemarie Whelan, Herald Correspondent The work being completed is part of a more than email at: [email protected] Ocean City Primary School monthly networking and at the Martin Luther King $1.1-million utility construction project that provides at Sixth and West avenues, din-ner/speaker meeting at Center, 207 West Main St. for the installation of sanitary sewer lines, sewer force open mic poetry reading Greate Bay Country Club, on Monday evenings from “This is part of de- had the distinction of being mains, a sanitary sewer pump station, “wastewater at the Ocean City Free 901 Mays Landing Road, 5:30– 7:30 p.m. from Nov. veloping an island-wide the youngest volunteer. reuse” mains, and conduits for data communication Public Library, and a Wind on Nov. 18 beginning at 10 through Dec. 22. consciousness in keeping “I read about it in the lines and electricity at both the County Park and 4-H Chimes Symphony on the 5:30 p.m. The seven-session free Ocean City a clean and paper, and I wanted to Fairgrounds. Due to limited construction space and the Boardwalk. Guest speaker will be Ja- program is for families green community, and help clean up,” said Gay impact on pedestrian traffi c, the zoo is being closed to Some of the inaudible net Brown Marler, librarian with children ages 10- we couldn’t have picked Taylor of Tuckahoe. Ocean ensure the safety of the public. This phase of construc- activities for the kids in- with the Atlantic County 14. Childcare is available a better day,” said Julie City is in my blood, as my tion includes the placing of sewer lines, wastewater clude the making and fl y- Library system. She will for younger siblings. The Baumgardner of the Ocean mom graduated Ocean reuse lines, data and electrical lines from the tiger ing of paper airplanes, a demonstrate how to search Family Dinner & Work- City Environmental Com- City High School, and my exhibit along pedestrian pathways extending past the yo-yo demonstration, and “Jersey Clicks,” a statewide shop Program focuses on mission and the 16-34 aunt, Mary Kassab, taught World of Birds and Bear Exhibits. Additionally, another storytelling. portal of databases offered the family unit by provid- Community Association. biology there for 38 years,” set of utility lines will be installed between the tiger For more information by the NJ State Library. ing management skills, Baumgardner was refer- continued Taylor. exhibit and the reptile house. about specifi c days, times, The meeting is open to communications methods, ring to the cleanup of the Refreshments for all Construction of this fi rst phase began in early April and places for these activi- the public. Cost is $30 and boundary setting tech- south end causeway from of the volunteers were and continued until June 20 at which time the work ties, call 609-525-9300. with a reservation made by niques. Ocean City to Strathmere courtesy of Dot’s Bakery, was suspended during the peak tourist season to Nov. 16 and $35 after and As part of the program, and also the Corson’s Inlet Hot Bagels and More, and ensure safety and reduce user inconvenience. Work at the door. Dinner will dinner is provided for all State Park area, in which Dunkin’ Donuts. resumed on Monday, Sept. 8 and is scheduled to be be served and a cash bar participating families at about 75 volunteers took For more information Messiah Plans completely fi nished as of Monday, Dec. 1. part recently. about the 16-34 Commu- Personality available. Reservations are each session. A $100 gift In addition to the two nity Association in Ocean strongly encouraged. card will be provided to above-mentioned groups, City, visit the website at Type Workshop Thefts in Seaville RSVP to WhosCom-ing. every family that completes volunteers from Ocean www.16-34oc.org. com/AtlanticCapeMay- the program. SEAVILLE – State Police and Crime Stopper are City High School included *** ChapterNJAWBO/. For in- For more information or SOUTH SEAVILLE — seeking information in reference to a theft from a members of the Ecology “All Quiet on the West- formation contact Jane Ann to register your family, con- Rev. Hartmut Fege, pastor, home located here on Oct. 24. During the course of Club, Interact Club, and ern Front” and on the Hart at 609-266-9139. tact Elizabeth Carrasquillo, Messiah Lutheran Church, theft, the rear door was forced open and two safes SADD. Ocean City Girl Eastern Front, too, as at the Cape Assist offi ce, will be introducing the were removed from the home. There have also been Scout Troop 42710 partici- Ocean City’s 2lst annual 522-5960. Personality Type Test at a numerous car burglaries in Seavile. Items taken from pated, as well as Brownie Quiet Festival begins this workshop at the Grange vehicle include iPods, Sirius Satellite radios, CDs, a Troop 42548. Some of the Friday, Nov. 14. Young on Nov.15 from 10 a.m. laptop computer, money and other electronics. A cash other volunteers included and old alike are invit- to noon. reward of $1,000 is available for information that leads members of the mayor’s ed to participate in the The personality type test to an arrest and indictment. Callers may remain anony- Council on Physical Fitness hushed happenings here. is based on C.G. Jung who mous by calling Crime Stoppers: 609-465-2800. and Sports and the fire The festival, which is “the believed all of us fi t into department. only one of its kind in the one of 16 personality types. “There were mostly bot- world,” starts softly with Once we know which per- Final Day for Shots Sniff Out a Great Deal in tles in the area, so there the Ocean City Downtown sonality type is ours, we COURT HOUSE — The county will hold its fi nal were lots of recyclables,” Yawn Alongers yawning can better understand how Drive-Through Flu Shot Clinic for 2008 on Nov. 16. the Herald Classifi eds. said Drew Fasy of Ocean to the tune, “Beautiful we relate to others even The popular drive-through fl u shot clinic for residents City. Fasy’s son, Aidan, Dreamer,” in front of City how we understand God. 16 years of age and older will be held from 9-2 p.m. at who had just turned four, Hall at Ninth and Asbury All are invited. 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