Save or Spend? Stimulus Checks Rolling In Here Herald NEWS By JAMIE BLACK May County. Jack Hoover, 60, of Duncannon, them on the rides, to the beach, and mini Pa. said that the economic stimulus is helping golfi ng. We want to make it a special summer County residents and visitors will be starting to pay for the rising rental costs of a summer for them.” DI GESTS the 2008 summer season with a little extra at the shore. Not everyone is planning to use the money cash in hand. While the money is helping Hoover to just for fun. For some, the money is coming just Jump in the Ocean Thanks to the Economic Stimulus Act, in time for spring cleaning. Home improve- “I went grocery shopping this morning and CREST HAVEN — County Health Depart- eligible taxpayers are receiving up to $600 ments are high on the list for people like ment tests of 69 ocean and bay recreational now I am getting summer clothes for the kids.” rebates intended to give the U.S. economy Lonnie McCarron, 33, of Ventnor. “I got an sites May 29 found one location that exceed a boost. These checks may prove to be just Maribeth Rixey, 33, of Delmont outdoor deck awning. I am going to have fun the state-set limit for enterococcus bacteria what some here need to get their summer outside with the kids.” started right. return for another season, it is also helping to New roofs, new cabinets, and renovated (Page A4 Please) Whether people are funding their old sum- fund the Cummings family’s fi rst full summer bathrooms are also on the minds of county ho- mer traditions or making new ones, it’s safe to here. “We will be spending it on the grandchil- meowners. “Most likely, I will save 80 percent Today’s Select Spout Off dren in Wildwood this summer,” said Alicia say that a lot of that stimulus money will indeed of it, and 20 percent will be spent on fi xing the Who is responsible for the junkyard where the Cummings, 57, of Philadelphia. “We will take end up in the recreational venues of Cape (Page A4 Please) old gorilla used to be on Rio Grande Avenue? Where are the code offi cers? Whose jurisdiction is it? Please do something about it. —Shawcrest (ED. NOTE: It is in Middle Township.)

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PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY THE SEAWAVE CORP. Vol. 44 No. 23 Copyright 2008 Seawave Corp. All rights reserved. June 4, 2008 1508 Route 47, Rio Grande NJ 08242-1402 ‘Bullying’ Us By JACK FICHTER West Wildwood CAPE MAY — It may be the most devastat- ing set of circumstances for this city since the Election Challenge Won’t Delay Swearing In winter storm of 1962 tore up the boardwalk and destroyed Convention Hall, according to By LAUREN SUIT top three vote getters, Batten can overturn the results, remove the a preservationist and bed and breakfast inn owner. WEST WILDWOOD — Dr. Her- current commission and another Fire inspections from the state Department bert C. Frederick, Gerard McNa- reorganization will take place. of Community Affairs (DCA) Bureau of Fire mara and Scott William Golden will “The worse case scenario here is Safety are presenting demands that bed and be sworn in as West Wildwood’s the prospect of political instability,” breakfast owners cannot comply with causing new government leaders today at Batten said of his decision. “But the some to put their inns up for sale or convert noon. prospect of instability pales to the them to condos or whole house rentals. Superior Court Judge Raymond stated preference of the voters of Elan Zingman-Leith, curator for Mid-Atlan- Batten decided May 30 to deny the West Wildwood.” tic Center for the Arts (MAC) Emlen Physick request for a delay in the municipal “The electorate has spoken,” Estate, chairman of West Cape May’s Historic reorganization process despite the Batten said. Preservation Commission and owner of Leith results of the election being chal- Batten said that there was some FREDERICK MCNAMARA GOLDEN Hall, predicts if the inspections continue, half lenged by candidates Maxwell and “real appeal” in Ron Stagliano’s, of Cape May’s 50 B&Bs will disappear. Hickey. the West Wildwood solicitor, argu- respective seats until the election years and Commissioner Mar- “I can’t think of another thing that so If the outcome of the election ment to keep Mayor Chris Fox and challenge was completed. oldo has served for four,” said threatened the whole Cape May cultural tour- challenge leads to a change in the Commissioner Rita Maroldo in their “Mayor Fox has served for 12 (Page A4 Please) ism/Victorian, long season experience as this does,” he said. “It’s a disaster created not by a terrible storm but by the Division of Fire Safety D’Arcy Bittner not being able to follow its own law.” Zingman-Leith told the Herald in the early Joins Dennis 1990s, DCA Division of Fire Safety inspectors came into Cape May and “blanketed the town” with violations for not enclosing vertical open- School Board ings, also known as stairwells, a prominent feature in most of the city’s B&Bs. By JOE HART DCA contends stairwells act as chimneys sending heat and smoke upstairs, blocking a DENNISVILLE –– The Dennis Township way of escape. Board of Education recently welcomed a new (Page A12 Please) member. Mary D’Arcy Bittner, a local attorney, was sworn in to a one-year term at the board’s work session meeting on May 29. Bittner is the municipal prosecutor in this township as well as in Middle Township and Wildwood. She also has a private practice in Jack Fichter which she represents clients in land use ap- Phragmites will be killed in Cox Hall Creek by allowing saltwater from the bay to fl ow plications, real estate transactions and general into the freshwater marsh. civil litigation. “Mary will be a great asset to the board,” said board President John Robertson. “As a Cox Hall Creek Project Advances lawyer, she’ll offer a different point of view.” Bittner fi lls a position vacated when board By JACK FICHTER He said the next phase of the study would member Mark Rinkus resigned Feb. 27 citing a determine how many pipes should go under residency issue as a reason for his departure. VILLAS — A project to remove Phragmites the dune to Delaware Bay as well as their size, “Mark gave a lot to the board and the chil- reeds from Cox Hall Creek by bringing in to bring in water from the bay. The pipes will dren of this district,” Robertson said at the saltwater from Delaware Bay is closer to a have tide valves as controls. time. “He will be sorely missed.” start date. The hydrology study will also determine how When asked what she thought of her fi rst A hydrology study from Hatch Mont Mac- much saltwater is needed to kill the phragmites school board meeting, which had 35 items on Donald Lomax Consulting is continuing and which are considered an invasive plant. will determine how much saltwater should fl ow Lower Township Municipal Utilities Author- (Page A4 Please) into the creek, according to Brian O’Connor, ity personnel will be trained and be responsible a Geographic Information Systems Specialist for operating the control valves. If a hurricane It's Inside. June 4 - 10, 2008 with the county Planning Department. (Page A12 Please) First Time in 17 Years

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OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK we here at the Herald First of all, this isn’t a they note a phone number To find out more in- are excited about the pos- job, although it’s impor- of individuals to call for formation, call 886- 10 am to 5 pm sibilities of this new wave tant. It’s more a way to a follow up by a Herald 8600, ext. 27 or email in journalism. formalize and refi ne what reporter. They act respon- savedissian@cmcherald. 523 Lafayette Street, Cape May While we continue to some people in the commu- sibly and professionally at com. 898-0202 • www.artisansalcove.com aggressively cover and re- nity are already doing. all times, with a desire to The workshops will be port the news of Cape May A citizen journalist keeps tell the truth. free. 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They The Herald is planning com From 602 Broad to 513 Lafayette This Old House Gets New Address By JACK FICHTER lot was offered for sale at a the work crew. bushes and weeds” and “a price of $450,000 but no The crew reassembled disaster.” CAPE MAY — All that’s offers were received. the house piece by piece at He said the old house left of the white clapboard Moving the old house the home’s new location. and the dinner theater home on the corner of took two weeks. After dic- “The house is going to were built about the same Broad and Elmira streets is ing up the building into be completely restored and time and both have hand- the cellar. movable sections, they it’s going to look beautiful,” hewn timbers. The front of The good news is the were lifted by crane onto said Long. the house will eventually home built about 1863 trailers for the ride around He said the house, which match the architecture of was moved around the the corner to the theater. is now attached to the side theater, said Long. corner and is now a part of Sections of the house re- of the theater, would be Hauck Sr. said stories of FISHERMAN’S WHARF, CAPE MAY Elaine’s Dinner Theatre at sided on trailers behind used for living quarters. the house’s curious past 513 Lafayette St. the Transportation Center The old house lacked a uses may be true based The home, which was for several days. kitchen and bathroom, on fi nding a false wall in 609-884-3064 rumored to be part of the A new foundation had which will be added to the the cellar. Underground Railroad, a been constructed a few structure. For a time-lapse video of www.thelobsterhouse.com speakeasy and a house of weeks prior to the move. The family has a love the move, visit www.cape- ill repute in its 140 plus The father son-team of for old buildings, he said. maycountyherald.com. year history, was cut into Steve Hauck and Steve They purchased the dinner fi ve sections to allow it to fi t Hauck Jr. coordinated the theater property in 1989 Contact Fichter at (609) between some of the state’s effort. which Long described as 886-8600 ext 30 or at: FISH MARKET oldest trees growing on the Hauck Jr. said the origi- “overgrow with thorn jfi [email protected] dinner theater property. nal plan was to move the S.J. Hauck House movers house in one piece but the Prices Effective 6/6-6/8 started by stripping off the city’s Shade Tree Commis- porch and removing roof sion ruled that an old tree shingles. on the lawn of the dinner Then workers manned theater could not be cut Fresh Grouper saws cutting off sections of down. He said the house the house and the second was well built. $ fl oor. “They really knew what Fillet ...... 7.50 LB. Ron Long and Shirley they were doing back Phinney purchased the then,” said Hauck Jr. house from the City of Cape He operated the crane to May for $100, agreeing to swing the portions of the Seafood move it to their property at house between the trees, their own expense. with a clearance of just $ The city purchased three inches, to the new Gumbo ...... 5.50 PT. the house in 2001 for foundation. $118,000 with the idea Phinney and Long sat on of tearing it down to allow the porch of the dinner the- more parking at the Trans- ater watching the delicate TAKE-OUT SPECIAL portation Center and to operation. widen Elmira Street. Hauck Sr. guided the The city’s Historic Pres- main portion of the house Jack Fichter ervation Commission inter- suspended from a crane S.J Hauck moves bottom portion of 1860’s home Wednesday 6/4 vened and the house and from the ground along with on Broad Street, May 27. INSIDE THIS WEEK'S HERALD Index Fried Shrimp Platter . . . . $5.95 Antiques ...... See On Deck June 4 - 10, 2008 Automotive ...... A46 Served with French Fries or Baked Potato and Cole Slaw Births ...... A19 Business ...... A 2 6 See Page A29 Please Classified ...... A34 Upcoming Events Saturday & Sunday, June 7 & 8 Connections ...... A45 Fantasy Faire ...... B4

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A4 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers June 4 2008 Election Challenge Visit us at our NEW LOCATION (From Page A1) eight provisional, recounted the results were: in the same great Cardiff Plaza Stagliano. “They are prepared to continue in that role for Herbert C. Frederick, 179; Gerard P. McNamara, 160; the next three weeks.” Scott Golden, 152; Dennis G. Hocker, 148; Cornelius “The court would basically maintain the status quo,” J. Maxwell, 144; Joseph L. Hickey, 141 and Robert Offi ce Furniture for Home and Offi ce Batten said. Kilgore, 113. The other option, he said, was to let the three new But the dispute didn’t end there. elected offi cials reorganize, but limit their power in Candidates Maxwell and Hickey, who ran as a team FREE guest chair* regards to appointments. with Golden, are now challenging the election itself. “They’d be put in power but basically be rendered Frederick, McNamara and Hocker also ran under one with any $500 purchase! powerless,” he said. banner. Kilgore was unassociated with any group. While supplies last Paul Baldini, the attorney representing Frederick and According to Jeffery April the challenge includes McNamara, said his clients had no problem with delaying procedure used during the May 20 election, action of * See Store for Styles Available any appointment until the challenge was completed. local offi cials during the election, and questions about The larger issue, he said, was that a government was voters’ residency. The judge will hear those arguments still in power that didn’t even run for reelection and “told 6701 Black Horse Pike • Cardiff Plaza (Across from Deltona Tires) June 16-18. the people that they didn’t want to do it anymore.” (609) 569-9191 • www.offi ce-concepts.com Batten called the case “unusual” because the challeng- “There’s no reason to delay the seating of the new ers came in fi fth and sixth in the race and could unseat government because of this challenge. Business should their own running mate if they prevail. continue with the offi cials that the people elected,” “Mr. Hocker stands closer to the top three,” Batten told U.S.D.A. WHOLE CENTER CUT Baldini added. April. “Your clients may enjoy no greater success than “We’re pleased with the judge’s decision,” Freder- displacing their running mate and putting Mr. Hocker ick said. “We’re here to represent the interest of the into offi ce.” FILET people.” April responded that both Maxwell and Hickey un- Frederick, McNamara and Golden were originally derstand that they are not next in line, but believe that MIGNON scheduled to be sworn in on May 27, following the results once the challenge is concluded will emerge winners in of the May 20 election, but instead attended a recount the election. at a warehouse on the grounds of the Cape May Airport. .99 Judge Batten also oversaw the recount. Contact Suit at: (609) 886-8600 ext. 25 or 6 pound With all the ballots, including 50 absentee ballots and [email protected] Your Neighborhood Store At The Jersey Shore CUT FREE TO ORDER D’Arcy Bittner (From Page A1) governance, fi scal manage- Steaks • Burgers • Hoagies • Wraps the agenda including several new policy issues, Bittner ment, and personnel. Seafood Platters • Club Sandwiches told the Herald, “It was very informative.” Boards of education are “I am proud to be part of such a professional group judged under the gover- committed to advancing and improving our community,” nance category in which Shop Your Neighborhood Party she said. the Dennis Township board Bittner was chosen for the post over three other inter- received a perfect score of Trays ested candidates: Louis Capuano, William Haryslak and 100 percent. Available Teri Calloway. “We’re proud of the Calloway also ran unsuccessfully against incumbents score,” Robertson said. Russell Tozer, Sara Teefy and Christine Ostrander in “We try to do our best for the April 15 school elections. The votes were cast as the students as well as the for Great Selection Blitz’s Famous follows: Calloway, 195; Ostrander, 269; Teefy, 253; and taxpayers of Dennis Town- Breakfast BEST Tozer, 266. ship.” of Deli Meats ANYWHERE Voters in that election also passed, 236 to 193, the $7.5 The district did so well MARY D’ARCY Sandwich million school budget for the second year in a row after in each category the state BITTNER & defeating the budget in the previous six elections. Commissioner of Education Cheese. Fresh Made Bittner is joining a board, which Robertson said works Lucille Davy sent a letter of congratulations to Superin- well together and has helped turn around the public’s tendent George Papp on April 24 honoring the district Salads & view of the school board and school district resulting in with a special distinction. Famous for incumbent reelections and budget passage. “Your district satisfi ed at least 80 percent of the the Highest Quality Desserts The board and district were recently given the highest weighted indicators in each of the fi ve areas in the FRESH MADE marks possible in the state monitoring and evaluation sys- QSAC review process,” Davy wrote. “It is therefore my and Lowest Prices tem for public schools, the Quality Single Accountability pleasure to designate your district as a “High Performing 18” LARGE Continuum (QSAC) program. School District.” at the Jersey Shore! Under QSAC, districts are evaluated in fi ve general cate- Contact Hart at (609) 886-8600 Ext 35 or at: CHEESE gories: operations management, instruction and program, [email protected] PIZZA TOO MANY SPECIALS $ 99 Stimulus Checks EVERY WED. 5 TO ADVERTISE! (From Page A1) car payments will prevent many from seeing the money bathroom,” said Bill Foltz, 48, of Del Haven. go towards more exciting summer expenses. Of course, rides on the boardwalk and home renova- Some critics of the Economic Stimulus Act argue that 21st & New Jersey 902 Bayshore Rd. 104 S. Main St. 34th & Asbury tions are not in the budget for many. For some folks, the many Americans plan to save their money, thus negat- N. WILDWOOD VILLAS CMCH OCEAN CITY checks will just be helping to make ends meet. The winter ing the effects of the rebates on the economy. But many 729-4500 886-8225 465-0090 399-6080 months were hard times for some locals with seasonal county residents who may have had that in mind are jobs. While others are using their checks to start off the fi nding that the rising cost of living is making it hard summer, these residents used their money to get by dur- to save. 55th & Haven, 21st & Asbury, 86th & Landis, OPENING ing the end of the off season. “I already spent mine!” said Maribeth Rixey, 33, of OCEAN CITY OCEAN CITY SEA ISLE CITY SOON “I needed the money to survive before work started Delmont. “I went grocery shopping this morning and 399-9980 399-9983 263-3149 SEAVILLE for the summer,” said Christopher McGrath, 37, of now I am getting summer clothes for the kids.” Wildwood. If you are curious to see how others across the country Bills, debt and mortgages are at the top of the list to pay are using their money, many Internet blogs have been off for many. John Ruskey, dedicated to the subject. 45, of Stone Harbor said One such blog, www.howispentmystimulus.com, hosts that the money will help posts from taxpayers who have used the money for ev- him to eliminate some high erything from a honeymoon in Hawaii to an emergency interest debt. Ruskey is not toe surgery for an injured cat. alone. College loans and News Digests (From Page A1) bond ordinance. Committee member th Marilyn Jo Tolley told the Herald the CONNOLLY of 104 per 100-milliter sample; 30 committee started over after discovering DERMATOLOGY Street and the beach in Avalon with it had seven persons listed on the com- a reading of 400. Tests of 41 environ- mittee rather than the required number mental sites, where swimming is not of fi ve persons. She said signatures are recommended, found one location being gathered at a rapid pace and she Aesthetic Dermatology Clinical Dermatology above acceptable limits, the mouth expected the committee would sub- of Beach Creek in Ocean City with a mit the petitions to the city clerk by a Coyle S. Connolly, D.O. Gerard W. Stroup, PA-C reading of 300. For updated reports, deadline of June 9 at 4 p.m. For more call the hotline, 465-2422. information, residents may call the com- mittee at 609-898-0851. City Manager “You Should Limit Sun Exposure Between Convention Hall Luciano V. Corea Jr. said the city will lose a waiver from the requirement from The Hours Of 10:00 a.m. & 4:00 p.m.” Referendum making a $500,000 down payment on CAPE MAY — A committee of vot- the $10.5 million bond which would ers is continuing to gather signatures add 2.5 cents per $100 of assessed value Mohs Surgery to require the city to hold a special to the 2009 city budget if the referen- For The Treatment of Skin Cancer referendum election on city council’s dum succeeds. passage of a $10.5 million bond May 20 to fi nance construction of a new Sixth Street Lawsuit 220 Brighton Rd., Cape May Court House Convention Hall. The bond ordinance WEST CAPE MAY — A builder’s was passed unanimously by council. remedy lawsuit from Sixth Street Part- Please Call to Schedule Your The petition notes the Faulkner Act ners against the borough is bound for Skin Examination Today gives voters the power of referendum. Superior Court after The petition said the referendum Superior Court Judge William E. would determine if the city’s voters (609) 463-9933 Nugent denied a request from West wish to fund the project through the (Page A6 Please) Herald Newspapers June 4 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A5 Celebrating the Start of Our 9th Year!

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It might also be useful to clarify some portions The committee, consisting of Council President Jo- of the ordinance to ensure there are no inconsistencies seph Tipping, Councilman David Ellenberg, Zoning and since some of the contractors have already expressed Planning Board Chairman Neil Hensel, members of the some confusion with the new provisions.” Avalon Home and Land Owners Association (AHLOA) Pagliughi cited the ordinance where it states “a con- and John McCorristin, Avalon School Board president tractor may park a construction trailer directly in front and a contractor, will meet publicly June 3, after Herald’s of an active job site only during the time designated (7 A fi lm about morality, faith, hope deadline, to further discuss the ordinance. a.m to 7 p.m.)” in contrast with a subsequent section in and recovery. A young singer “While I regret having to exercise this veto power, it which it states, “trailers are to be removed from the site returns home to fi nd his father’s is the only option I have to ensure that this ordinance is immediately following the completing of the construc- tion project or that particular portion thereon for which once-powerful congregation in reconsidered before it goes into effect,” Pagliughi said. Council passed the ordinance to be effective immedi- a particular contractor or craftsman was engaged.” He disarray. With his childhood ately upon lawful publication. said some contractors are unsure of the intent of these nemesis creating a “new vision” Councilman David Ellenberg initially said council sections. for the church, he is forced to deal should not accept the veto and vote in support of the Pagliughi said the ordinance hinders contractors with family, career, and relationship ordinance. Council members said they gave ample op- from parking their construction vehicles on the street issues that send him on a collision portunity for public input. in front of their own property because of the four-ton course with redemption or Council member Nancy Hudanich said the trailers weight limit. destruction. Starring Boris Kodjoe, are a safety concern for visibility when backing out Borough Solicitor Stephen Barse said the street is Clifton Powell, Yolanda Adas, Omar onto the road and present the borough with a shortage public right of way. Gooding, Fred Hammond and Nona of parking. Tipping said he personally surveyed the town and found only 10 vehicles whose owners “felt the town was Gaye. And don’t miss the great “The issue has been on my tongue for 18 years, since I’ve been on council,” she said. their own personal storage facility.” He said many other arrangement of “Awesome God”, One resident said a four-ton weight applies to any towns have similar ordinances and “we may end up 360 it’s the same arrangement that our vehicle weighing more than a standard Ford F250 pickup degrees from where we are now but in my experience Praise Team uses by Kirk Franklin. truck and includes box trucks used by local businesses. it’s always good to hear people out and we may agree “The Gospel” is a foot-stomping, “I agree with council’s intent of creating additional to disagree.” hand-clapping good time. parking on borough streets, especially during the summer Contact Truluck at (609) 886-8600 ext. 24 or at: months, by regulation of parking and storage of com- ltruluck @cmcherald.com. Paroled Drug Dealer Loses Appeal By JOE HART He was charged on both In his first appeal, occasions with possession DeLange argued that his WILDWOOD — A drug with the intent to distrib- sentence was excessive, dealer convicted of ped- ute controlled dangerous but the sentence was up- dling his wares in this substances within 500 feet held by the Appellate Divi- shore town lost a court of public property. sion on May 19, 2005. appeal on May 28 and According to reports, in In July 2006, DeLange remains on parole for his the February raid police filed a petition for post- offenses. seized 47 bags of rock conviction relief alleging According to court docu- cocaine and 16 bags of that his arresting officer ments, William DeLange heroin from the home lied and his confession was was indicted in 2001 on with an estimated value of coerced. two separate drug charges $1,260. Police also confi s- DeLange’s counsel fi led related to search warrants cated $3,414 in cash from a similar petition later that executed at his home on E. the residence. year contending ineffec- Lincoln Avenue in Febru- On June 3, 2002, tive defense counsel and WILLIAM DELANGE ary and April of that year. DeLange, who is now 64, asking Alvarez to recuse and denied DeLange’s ap- plead guilty to Superior herself from the relief ap- peal. Court Judge Carmen Alva- plication arguing that she DeLange was released rez agreeing to a combined was biased against the on parole May 17 last year 12-year sentence on both defendant. Alvarez did not from East Jersey State Pris- charges with the possibility recuse herself and denied on in Rahway, Middlesex of parole after fi ve years. He DeLange’s application for County. attempted to withdraw the post-conviction relief in guilty pleas prior to his July February 2007. Contact Hart at (609) 12 sentencing date, but the The appeals court af- 886-8600 Ext 35 or at: motion was denied. fi rmed Alvarez’s decision [email protected] News Digests (From Page A4) Fishery Grants Cape May to dismiss the case. Mayor Announced Pamela Kaithern told the Herald Tues- WASHINGTON –– On May 27, U.S. day, the judge would handle pretrial Senators Frank Lautenberg and Robert issues in July with the trial tentatively Menendez (both D-NJ) announced that set to begin the fi rst week of August. the U.S. Department of Commerce In February, Nugent denied a summary has awarded more than $128,000 in judgment dismissal on one point of the federal funds to the state Department You don’t drive your car 20,000 miles without suit the against West Cape May from of Environmental Protection (DEP). The changing the oil… that would be silly! Your Sixth Street Partners, who are seek- grant will update the existing data collec- ing to build 70 condo units on 5-acre heating and air conditioning runs 365 days a tion program for the state’s commercial AC parcel on Sixth Avenue. Sixth Street year. So why haven’t you scheduled a tune-up fi sheries to provide better information Partners contends the borough has not to fi shermen and scientists. “New Jersey for your air conditioning system? met requirements of the state Council Super is a leader in marine science, and this on Affordable Housing (COAH). The grant aids those research efforts in a way Take advantage of our $79 Complete borough and the developer had been Tune-Up that is both economically and envi- Air Conditioning Super Tune-Up Special! in mediation since winter trying to fi nd ronmentally sound,” said Lautenberg. an acceptable number of units to be Special “These grants will help update some of Invest in a 1 Year Comfort Club Maintenance constructed that satisfi ed both parties the existing New Jersey fi sheries data to but no agreement was reached said Agreement and we’ll drop your Super Tune-Up help manage and protect this important Kaithern. price to just $49.00. natural resource,” Menendez added. The grant provides $128,536 in federal A Grand Sister? funds that will be used by the DEP to DIAMOND BEACH — Achristavest, bring New Jersey’s existing commercial developers of The Grand at Diamond fi sheries data collection program into Beach will appear before Lower Town- compliance with those of the Atlantic We’re America’s #1 ship Planning Board June 19 at 7 p.m. Coast Cooperative Statistic Program, with an application for preliminary and a cooperative state-federal program to on-time service company. fi nal site plan approval to construct a design, implement and conduct marine 12-story, 98 unit condominium building fi sheries data collection programs and to Experience the service at the current location of Pier 6600 mo- integrate those data into a single system. tel at 9601 Atlantic Avenue. Archristav- people are talking about! est is currently constructing the Jailed for False Alarm 12- story Grand that will contain 125 VILLAS –– On May 29 at approximate- upscale condominium units along with ly 9:15 p.m., Lower Township police associated amenities and recreation 6692 Black Horse Pike, Suite 2 communications offi cers received a 911 areas. The Grand broke ground on the call from a distraught man threaten- Egg Harbor Township, NJ 08234 $100 million dollar project in March ing to harm himself and others with a 2007 with substantial completion to be handgun in the area of Ocean Avenue achieved this fall. 609-641-7777 and Bayshore Road. Upon police arrival, www.onehourheatandair.com NJHIC#13VH04204900 offi cers spoke with a man at the bus stop (Page A9 Please) Herald Newspapers June 4 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A7

SHOWTIMES FOR 6/6 - 6/12 Coming Attractions: • 6/13 THE HAPPENING, ‘Spring for VIM’ Golf Helps Medically Uninsured THE INCREDIBLE HULK • 6/20 GET SMART, THE LOVE GURU • 6/27 WALL-E By LESLIE TRULUCK Cape May County Volun- players in early March.” • 7/2 KIT KITTREDGE: AN AMERICAN GIRL teers in Medicine (VIM), Golfers started their day CAPE MAY COUNTY THEATRES Rio Stadium Theatre Corner of Rt. 9 & 47 in the Rio Mall, Rio Grande • 609-889-4799 COURT HOUSE —The a non-profi t clinic serving with a continental breakfast Cape May County’s Only All Stadium Megaplex old saying for golf, “gentle- people without heath in- and free massage courtesy Featuring Plush High Back Rocking Chairs, All Digital Sound, Wall to Wall Screens & Free Parking men only, ladies forbidden” surance. of the Woodbine Wellness SEX IN THE CITY* (R) WHAT HAPPENS IN VEGAS (PG13) was not the case at the Currently there are Center and were able to try 1:15, 4:15, 7:15, 10:10 (11:05), 3:30, 7:50, 10:15 KUNG FU PANDA* (PG) IRON MAN (PG13) second annual “Spring for about 24,000 people in to win a Pontiac Solstice (11:15) 1:00, 3:00, 5:00, 7:00, 9:00 (11:15), 2:30, 5:15, 7:45, 10:15 VIM,” an all-women golf the county who do not have donated by David Burke, THE STRANGERS* (R) (11:50), 1:50, 4:00, 6:00, 8:00, 10:05 YOU DON’T MESS WITH THE ZOHAN* (PG13) tournament hosted by the health insurance, according president of Burke Motors, WWW.FRANKTHEATRES.COMINDIANA JONES* (PG13) (11:00), 1:30, 3:45, 6:00, 8:10, 10:30 Wildwood Women’s Golf to Marilyn Golden, VIM for a hole-in-one prize, (11:00), 2:00, 5:00, 7:30, 10:00 THE CHRONICLES OF NARNIA Association at the Wild- clinical director. INDIANA JONES* (PG13) PRINCE CASPIAN (PG) which nobody won. 1:00, 5:30 (11:10), 2:15, 5:15, 8:15 wood Golf and Country The clinic provides care The presenting sponsor OCEAN CITY THEATRE STONE HARBOR THEATRE Club May 28. for the uninsured, includ- for the second continuous Strand 5 Theatre Harbor 5 Theatre The event benefi ts the ing the homeless, who year was Tammy Allison, 9th St. & Boardwalk, Ocean City, 609-398-6565 271 96th Street, Stone Harbor • 609-368-7731 live from their cars, under vice-president of invest- KUNG FU PANDA* (PG) YOU DON’T MESS WITH THE ZOHAN* (PG13) boardwalks or from hotels ments, A.G Edwards, a 1:00, 3:00, 5:00, 7:00, 9:00 1:30, 5:30, 7:45, 10:00 KUNG FU PANDA* (PG) SEA THEATRE and motels. division of Wachovia Se- KUNG FU PANDA* (PG) 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, 9:30 12:45, 3:00, 5:00, 7:00, 9:00 “The way the care is curities. INDIANA JONES & THE KINGDOM (PG13) Indiana Jones delivered is unique at the The VIM primary care 1:45, 4:30, 7:15, 10:00 SEX IN THE CITY* (R) facility. I’m able to practice clinic on Route 9 here WHAT HAPPENS IN VEGAS (PG13) 1:00, 3:45, 6:45, 9:45 (PG-13) 4:40, 9:20 medicine for the love of is open fi ve days a week IRON MAN (PG13) BABY MAMA (PG13) 2:15, 4:45, 7:10, 9:35 Thursday, Friday & medicine because there is during designated hours 2:20, 7:45 no fi nancial gain from the offering many types of sup- SEX IN THE CITY* (R) INDIANA JONES* (PG13) 1:10, 4:10, 7:00, 9:50 2:00, 5:00, 7:30, 9:50 Saturday patient,” said Medical Di- port including eye care Showtimes vary daily. Call theatre for up-to-date showtimes. Showtimes vary daily. Call theatre for up-to-date showtimes. 7:15pm & 9:40pm rector Dr. Marna Cutler. and mental health ser- OCEAN CITY - MOORLYN STADIUM 4 “Some haven’t had vices. Most workers are Moorlyn Terrace & Boardwalk, Ocean City, 609-399-0006 healthcare in so long they YOU DON’T MESS WITH THE ZOHAN* (PG13) THE STRANGER* (R) $6 Adult • $4 Children volunteers with few paid 1:45, 4:30, 7:00, 9:30 2:15, 4:45, 7:30, 9:45 4005 Pacifi c Ave don’t realize they have staff members, hence the INDIANA JONES & THE KINGDOM* (PG13) IRON MAN (PG13) medical problems. One name. 2:30, 5:15, 7:40, 10:10 2:00, 5:00, 7:15, 10:00 Wildwood • 729-0337 Leslie Truluck Showtimes vary daily. Call theatre for up-to-date showtimes. patient found they had “Angels work there. Women golfers compete for $2,500 in a putting Call 609-889-4799 for all showtimes Fri, Sun - Thur diabetes, another had high Early Bird Matinees are back Mon. thru Thurs. fi rst show before 2pm just $4.75 (Void on holidays) They’re a very committed contest as part of the second annual “Spring for $4.75 ask about our Early Bird Concession Combo $4.75 Week starting blood pressure; another group of medical and non- VIM” at the Wildwood Golf and Country Club Bargain Matinees Daily *Pass Restrictions may apply. DINNER AND MOVIE SPECIAL, Shows in ( ) are Sat. & Sun. Only. CALL THEATRE FOR DETAILS June 6th hadn’t seen a doctor in 30 medical volunteers who May 28. years because they were give their time,” Golden intimidated by the cost of said. Women’s Club healthcare.” Cape Regional Medical You Don't Mess With the “This is a nice way to Installs Offi cers Zohan (PG-13) Center owns the build- Fri: 4:05, 6:35, 9:00 help those less fortunate ing and rents to VIM for Sat & Sun: 1:45, 4:05, 6:35, 9:00 Mon - Thu: 6:35, 9:00 and have a fun day of golf,” $1 each year. The clinic CAPE MAY — The GFWC Cutler said. Women’s Community Club Sex and the City (R) opened in March 2002, Fri: 3:15, 6:15, 9:15 VIM receives county and of Cape May installed of- Sat & Sun: 12:30, 3:15, 6:15, 9:15 Golden said, after $25,000 Mon - Thu: 6:15, 9:15 private funding but no state in renovations with parts fi cers for the 2008-2010 term at the Grande Hotel. Indiana Jones and the Kingdom or federal funding. donated by Home Depot of the Crystal Skull (PG-13) “My vision for this event Those installed were: Fri: 4:00, 6:45, 9:30 and work by local con- Sat & Sun: 1:30, 4:00, 6:45, 9:30 started two and a half years tractors, electricians and President, Ginger Es- Mon - Thu: 6:45, 9:30 ago, utilizing golf as a way painters. posito; First Vice President, Married Life (PG-13) to give back to the com- Kathy Nace; Second Vice Fri: 7:30, 9:25 The clinic sees only unin- Sat & Sun: 1:30, 7:30, 9:25 munity. This event has sured patients below a cer- President, Mary Ann Cal- Mon - Thu: 7:30, 9:25 grown tremendously, with tain income level according houn; Recording Secretary, Note by Note: The Making of the over 150 women golfers, to NJ Charity Care, a fi nan- Linda Witmoyer. Steinway L1037 (NR) Fri - Sun: 3:45, 5:45 combined with a full day of cial guideline to determine Corresponding Secre- Mon - Thu: 5:45 PM festivities, and a large silent who is eligible for care. For tary, Arlene Hauptman; www.beachtheatre.org auction,” Tournament Di- more information about the Treasurer, Mary Myers; 884-4403 rector Francey Burke said. Volunteers In Medicine of Financial Secretary Meg “Golfers came from all Cape May County call (609) Terry. 711 Beach Avenue over South Jersey and the 463-2846. Trustees: Barbara Coyle, Cape May Delaware Valley to partici- Contact Truluck at (609) Dolores Gibbs and Helen pate and it was sold out for 886-8600 ext. 24 or at: ltru- Whomsley. luck @cmcherald.com STRAND MOV I E ‘Night of Hope’ CAPE SOCIAL Theatre Slated Saturday MAY COURT HOUSE — The COUNTY SPOTLIGHT Featuring Performing Arts Center in will host an "Evening INDIANA JONES (PG 13) of Hope" Saturday from Gregory “Scott” AND THE KINGDOM OF THE CRYSTAL SKULL 6 to 10 p.m. to benefit McPherson, CONGRATULATIONS 11:15am, 1:50pm, 4:20pm, 6:50pm. 9:25pm, 11:45pm The HOPE Project, a non- profi t charity that partners son of Charlene and DANIEL GRAVER IRON MAN (PG 13) directly with communities the late Michael 11:30am, 2:05pm, 4:40pm, 7:15pm, 9:45pm, 12:15am in Tanzania and Burundi, McPherson of North for making the Atlantic County Africa. KUNG FU PANDA (PG) Wildwood, has been Community College (ACCC) Dean’s List. 11:10am, 1:10pm, 3:05pm, 5:00pm, 6:55pm, 8:50pm, 10:55pm Evening of HOPE" will promoted to the rank We are so proud of you! feature live music by local THE CHRONICLES OF NARNIA: artists, a raffl e and an art of E4 in the U.S. Navy. PRINCE CASPIAN (PG) showcase. Proceeds will Love, 11:00am, 2:15pm, 5:15pm, 8:15pm, 11:15pm go directly to The HOPE Gregory is a graduate Project. of Wildwood High Mom, Dad, David, ZOHAN (PG 13) Tickets may be pur- 11:20am, 1:30pm, 3:45pm, 6:00pm, 8:30pm, 11:05pm and joined the Dakota, Grandmom, chased now through June Navy in 2006. Aunt Elizabeth, 3100 Boardwalk, Wildwood Saturday for $12 through (Between Pine & Maple) 609-523-0288 the PAC box offi ce, 609- Congratulations Uncle Chris, 463-1924. Tickets will be Nicholas & Victoria $15 at the door. on a job well done!

Betsy & Chris Garr of Erma, NJ are proud Put your Little Angels in to announce the graduation of their son Tony C. Birch from the Navy Boot Camp in Great Lakes, IL on May 23rd, 2008. Tony is currently stationed in Pensacola, FL while attending (A) School for Aviation Ordinance. We look forward to Tony’s bright future serving our country! Love Mom, Dad, Leah, Kirsti, Social Spotlight Grammy, DEADLINE FRIDAYS AT NOON Granmary & Richard Call Janet or Rachel 886-8600 ext. 33 or 34 A8 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers June 4 2008

HDTV Questions? CARA Seeks DARE-ing Day for Lower’s Sixth Spring Clothing WANT THE FACTS? WANT THE TRUTH? You can’t get any better advice than advice from the COURT HOUSE — The Graders Included Rock Climbing factory service guys! Call DLF Electronics for all your Coalition Against Rape By JACK FICHTER HDTV Purchase and Service needs. The only factory and Abuse is in need of spring and summer cloth- authorized Sales & Service Center in the area. ERMA — Michael Lar- ing for women, children Featuring Panasonic, Phillips and Magnavox HDTVs. icks went home from Lower and young men. Remember! The guys who service are the guys who Township police DARE Day Please, only spring and know! Don’t make a mistake on your HDTV purchase. with a brand new bicycle summer clothing. May 29. Call DLF Electronics • 886-4040 Call 522-6489 for drop He was among 275 Low- Robbins Nest Plaza, Rio Grande, in front of Kmart off information. er Township sixth graders who participated in the event at Naval Air Station Wildwood museum at the county airport. Lower Township Patrol- man Darren Hickok thanked Nick Elmer of Tuckahoe Bikes for donating a bicycle valued at $500. The half day event in- cluded a rock climbing wall brought in by the Na- tional Guard from Ft. Dix, a dunk tank featuring John Create your Herman, Lower Township Schools Behavioral Man- Jack Fichter very own agement Assistant, touring Michael Laricks, left, is awarded a new bike by Patrolman Darrin Hickok. the aviation and Forgotten cutting up a junk car. Gittle, Destiny Hahn, Brett Hickok said he teaches Warriors Vietnam museums Eleven students chosen Hagerty, Jeffery Smith, Mat- 133 DARE classes from economic upturn. and Sheriff’s Department as DARE Students of the thew Baxter, Jamie Rucher, January to the end of the K-9 demonstration. Year were awarded bike Clayton Sullivan, Camaris school year. He said the Erma Fire Company dem- helmets: Emily Newton, Torres and Michael Lar- DARE message is making onstrated the Jaws of Life by Montana La Roche, Katelyn icks. smart choices. “Unfortunately if some- body makes a bad choice, it could be final,” said Premium Money Market Cape Kids Run Triathlon Hickok. By JACK FICHTER Class topics include marijuana and alcohol use, CAPE MAY — They peer pressure, Internet % safety and gangs, he said. swam laps in the pool, 1 rode a bike down Lafay- ette Street to Rotary Park Contact Fichter at (609) APY 886-8600 ext 30 or at: and fi nished the triathlon 3.50 with a run around Cape jfi [email protected] Earn this great rate with $10,000 or more in new May Elementary School’s deposits and a new Performance Checking Account athletic fi eld, all in less than Star of Sea a half hour. Offers Summer The annual Cape May Elementary Triathlon took Activity Camps Certifi cate of Deposit place May 30 under clear blue skies with tempera- CAPE MAY — Three tures in the low 70s. La- different summer activity fayette Street was guarded camps are being offered at Our Lady Star of the Sea % with the city’s Fire Po- Jack Fichter Regional School in July. lice while the pool was Cape May Elementary School sixth grader Ryan 2 For children that love us- watched by more lifeguards Meehan runs in triathlon. APY than a mile stretch of beach ing technology, two camps 3.50 on the Fourth of July. the third, fourth, fi fth and of seven to 24 minutes for will be available. This class Chief School Administra- sixth grades. the event, which varied by is offered mornings to ages 17-month CD with a Performance Checking Student Maegan Farrish grade, level and the amount 7 through 9 during the Account— $1,000 minimum to earn APY tor Victoria Zelnak said a student had the choice of won the triathlon with a of laps required to be swum week of July 7th. participating in all three time of 15 minutes, 20 in the pool. For children ages 10 parts of the event or being seconds and was awarded “I’m very proud of all of through 14, Introduction to part of a relay team and a new beach cruiser bicycle the students who partici- Animation and Movie Mak- taking part in one leg of by event organizer, Physical pated,” said Holden. ing Camp will be offered the triathlon and tagging a Education Teacher Thomas Zelenak noted one stu- during the week of July partner to pick up the next Holden, who purchased dent had a fl at tire on his 14th from 9:30 to 11:30 portion. the grand prize at his own bike during the event but a a.m. and cost $75 each. There were a number of expense. teacher offered him another For the child that prefers nervous participants who Other winners received bike and he continued. to express his/her artistic took the event seriously, an Ironman Watch, bike side, a two-week drama she said. helmets, sweat shirts and Contact Fichter at (609) camp will take place from sweat pants. 886-8600 ext 30 or at: July 14th to July 18th and To build your personal wealth, you need the Prizes were awarded to individuals and teams from Winners turned in times jfi [email protected] July 21st through July 25th. right tools. Here are two powerful ones that Camp will meet from 9 come with a great savings rate—which makes a.m. to noon each day and them perfect for the job at hand. They offer the cost of the two-week a guaranteed return and are FDIC insured, camp is $100. Those in- so you know your money is secure. Which is terested are encouraged to sign up. 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Wildwood Ready to Introduce City Businesswomen Budget, Send Out Estimated Tax Bills Set Meeting Date for June By LAUREN SUIT introduced or not, we still would be introduced at that patrol. have to pay the county, rate, the commissioners DeMarzo, who oversees SOMERS POINT — The WILDWOOD — The city the schools and the special would still have time to the revenue and fi nance de- New Jersey Association of is scheduled to introduce improvement districts,” reduce the final cost be- partments, added that he is Women Business Owners its budget June 11 in order Powers said. “We can only fore the budget is actually looking to cut his operating (NJAWBO), Atlantic-Cape to send out estimated tax borrow so much.” adopted. expenses in his department May Chapter will hold its bills. “So if we don’t introduce “The introduced budget by 10 percent. He asked monthly networking and Time is of the essence, the budget we’re going to is not necessarily your fi nal the other commissioners dinner/speaker meeting at Outpatient Drug Treatment Jeanette Power, the city’s be left with some cash fl ow budget,” said Ortman. “You attempt to make similar Greate Bay Country Club, chief fi nancial offi cer, and issues,” said Commissioner still have to go through the cuts in their own operating 901 Mays Landing Road, Methadone and Suboxone Treatment Glen Ortman, the city’s Gary DeMarzo. “That can public hearing and you budgets, but added that it on June 17 beginning at Intensive Outpatient Day & Evening auditor, told commissioners get very expensive.” don’t have to adopt it then is easier for him to take 5:30 p.m. Programs Available May 28. The city’s current rate is either.” from revenue and fi nance Guest speaker will be The state still has to 83 cents. The introduced In efforts to save funds, then from a public works Stephanie Szklarski. She No Waiting List! review the budget before budget would come with the city investigated shared budget. will presnt “Selling Us- the bills could be mailed a 25.1-cent tax increase services with neighboring “I can’t strap my budget ing Psychology, Not One and with July approaching, and would yield a local tax municipalities, upped the to the point of not being Liners. the city is already halfway rate of $1.08 per $100 of cost of parking meters and able to operate,” Mayor The meeting is open to into its fi scal year. assessed value. looked into reducing staff. Ernie Troiano Jr. said. the public. Cost is $30 “Whether a budget is Even though the budget Commissioner Bill Dav- The mayor attributed the with a reservation made by enport, who oversees the delay in the budget to all June 12 and $35 after and News Digests department of public safety, the work that is being done at the door. Dinner will (From Page A6) said that while he has lost to cut costs. be served and a cash bar some people to attrition, “We’re still working at who indicated seeing a subject dressed in camoufl age available. Reservations are layoffs might become an op- it,” he said. “That’s why carrying a handgun. Follow-up investigation showed strongly encouraged. tion. He also is considering there is no fi nal budget yet, that the phone number that was used to make the RSVP to WhosCom- reducing the area covered because things are changing 911 call belonged to a William Sharkey, 47, of Walnut ing.com/AtlanticCape- by the beach patrol and everyday.” Avenue here. Upon further inquiries, it was discovered MayChapterNJAWBO/. setting an earlier closing that the person spoken to at the bus stop and who had For information contact time for the boardwalk Contact Suit at: (609) provided the information of the camoufl aged suspect Jane Ann Hart at 609-266- to cut back on the hours 886-8600 ext. 25 or was actually Sharkey, the original caller. With this 9139. the summer police offi cers [email protected] information, Lower Township police with assistance from Middle Township police intercepted the bus in Rio Grande. Sharkey was arrested for false public alarm and false report to police. He was then transported to Centers For the Lower Township Police Department for processing Hearing Excellence and later transferred to Cape Regional Medical Center for an evaluation. No weapons were found. County Airport Gets Cash TheThe Secret Secret is Out is Out! WASHINGTON –– Sens. Frank Lautenberg (D-NJ) and Robert Menendez (D-NJ) announced that the U.S. Department of Transportation has awarded more than $1.3 million to four state airports, including over $600,000 for the Cape May County Airport. The airports will receive these funds for safety upgrades, master planning and infrastructure improvements. The grants will help modernize the airports, and Ernest Borgnine Actor help protect fl iers and the surrounding communities. Wears Audibel “New Jersey’s smaller airports are critical to our state’s aviation system—and we need to modernize them Audibel. Voted “Best In Class” by so they can meet the future’s travel and public safety demands,” Lautenberg said. “Having an air traffi c Celebrities, Dignitaries and People Like You. system that fl ows as safely and effi ciently as possible is important for the well-being of the fl ying public and for commerce in these tough economic times,” said Menendez. 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Great Service at Affordable Prices day announced some good the grant would go directly care of sympathetic neigh- as the yowling of females Full Set Tip • Refill • Pink and White news in Middle Township’s towards spaying and neu- borhood volunteers. or the spraying of toms, Contact Hart at (609) Spa Pedicure • Manicure • Waxing • Airbrush ongoing struggle with feral tering while the remaining Alley Cats say that TNR are virtually eliminated. 886-8600 Ext 35 or at: Full Service for Ladies and Gentlemen cat populations throughout $1,000 would be used works. Disease and malnutrition [email protected]. the community. for purchasing additional GRAND OPENING NEW LOCATION! Several months ago traps. This Week’s Police Reports: Skin Township Grants Coordi- 1304 RT. 47 SOUTH Hours: Mon-Sat 10-8, the township applied to RIO GRANDE Sun 11-5 PetSmart Charities for a nator Jill Zarharchuck told grant to support its Trap- the Herald the PetSmart Care Products, Elevator Rescue Neuter-Release (TNR) pro- grant was a very competi- A review of recent police the blotter of May 18-24, ship police, in the May MEMBER gram, Alexis said. tive one with applicants department activities from on May 22, Ocean City po- 18-24 blotter, reported on “This week, we received from across the country. Middle Township, Lower lice assisted in an elevator May 22 at 6:33 p.m. in a letter from PetSmart She said the township Township, Ocean City and rescue. The next day, they the Mulligan Field area, informing us we won a received the maximum West Wildwood shows a investigated the theft of Villas, someone with a spay and neuter grant,” grant allowance for this wide range of infractions. copper pipes as part of an pocketknife, possibly a ju- he said. program. Below is a sample of ongoing investigation. venile, while another juve- “We are pleased to be “Animal Control Offi cer unique calls: WEST WILDWOOD nile was present. Charges able to offer your organi- Bill Candell assisted with COURT HOUSE — From — On May 25, West Wild- were fi led and the subject zation $10,000 which is the application process,” the blotter of May 25-31, wood police answered a was released to parents. the full funding of your Zarharchuck said. “We’ll Middle Township police call of a verbal altercation On May 23, at 4:22 p.m., request,” wrote Barbara be targeting specifi c areas are looking for a thief with at 539 W. Maple Ave. They in the fi rst block of West Fought, a PetSmart Chari- in the township that he well-cared-for skin. That learned that one of the per- Drumbed Road, Villas, a ties grant manager. “Con- has identifi ed as problem person, on May 25 stole sons was wanted, and had victim reported fi nding the 800.858.BANK | www.capebanknj.com gratulations on the impor- areas.” $4,500 worth of skin care a $5,000 warrant outstand- bathroom window open, PetSmart Charities, a products from the CVS ing from Vineland. The man and someone had gone non-profit organization, Pharmacy here. The next tried to evade police, who through their home. was founded in 1994 to day, police arrested two captured him after a 15- Complete police blotters support animal welfare and persons in connection with minute freedom fl ight. The can be found on the Herald Small Boats adoption. Since then, the theft of metal from Lola man was jailed with bail set Web site: www.capemay- Big Dreams group has donated more Lane, Green Creek. at $10,000. countyherald.com under Your Adventure Awaits than $42 million to related OCEAN CITY — From ERMA — Lower Town- Recent News. projects. “Combining the best In 2007, PetSmart attributes of a Charities funded a total of $364,337.28 to different sit-on-top kayak and agencies in New Jersey for a sport canoe” pet adoption and retention 1500 Rt. 47 So. #E6 as well as spay and neuter Rio Grande, NJ 08242 programs. 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Come One, Come All Dennis Twp. Senior Center’s 4th Annual Spring Fling Sat., June 14, 08•6-10pm Garfi eld’s Giardino Ristorante Dance To The Sounds of 45RPM A Harmony Experience Full course meal includes Eight students enrolled in a four-year electrical apprenticeship course at the lots of extras Cape May County Technical School District were presented with certifi cates $50 per person Students at Bishop McHugh Regional Catholic School were visited by Dickie noting their successful completion of the course. From left, front row: William Noles, who played professional baseball for 16 years as a pitcher and was a Weiser, Dennis Robertson and Kurt Stevenson. From left, rear: Arthur Jacobs, Call or see Rosie member of the 1980 Phillies World Series Champion Team. Noles was the guest instructor; John Perone, Michael Miller, Steven Lund, James Crowther and to sign-up speaker during the school’s Drug Awareness program held May 16. Noles is Robert Matthies, superintendent of the district. The course required students 609-861-4931 currently the Employee Assistance Professional for the Phillies team. In addition to attend 576 hours of instruction and have four years on the job training/em- to his work as an EAP counselor, Noles has developed a program for students ployment in the electrical fi eld. entitled S.A.V.E.S. – Student Attitude Values Education Substance Abuse.

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If MAC is diminished, the city would lose Zingman-Leith said many innkeepers went to meet tours and festivals, he said. CAPE MAY– State fi re inspections from with the DCA in Trenton and were told there was a “The entire tourist economy of Cape May is dealt a DCA’s Bureau of Fire Safety have proved misunderstanding, that plaster walls and doors coated tremendous blow,” he said. costly and confusing to owners of bed and with fi re retardant paint and automatic door closers that B&Bs that become whole house rentals or condos would breakfast inns and guesthouses. would be activated when a fi re alarm is triggered would cause a serious drop in restaurant customers since renters Most violations have centered around meet codes and not require innkeepers to build a box tend to cook and not eat out. B&Bs pay both sales and stairwells leading from the second to third inside their stairways. He said at that time, DCA lifted room tax while whole house rentals do not, causing a drop fl oors and providing two means of exit all the violations. in revenue for the city and state, said Zingman-Leith. from rooms on the third fl oor. A few years ago, DCA fi re inspectors swept through “When these go back to whole house rentals, they will Archie Kirk, who owns the Linda Lee Cape May and issued the same violations once again, be assessed at a much lower rate,” he said, noting the and the Bedford B&Bs, told the Herald said Zingman-Leith. city’s property tax revenue will decline. a state fi re inspector told him to either “The fi re code has not changed and the buildings have Laura Calnan, a former Cape May councilwoman, for- enclose stairwells with walls and put in not changed,” he said. mer chair of the Cape May’s HPC and a board member metal doors at the top of each fl oor like of the National Historic Landmark Stewards Association, “Even though we all had in writing certifi cates of a hotel or install a sprinkler system. He Jack Fichter compliance, saying this does not violate the fi re code, we told the Herald fi re inspectors are required to make an said the cost just to connect to water pipes Bedford Inn owner Archie Kirk got all the violations all over again, the whole town was appointment to inspect an inn and cannot show up and with the proper pressure was $40,000 to stands on fi re escape that must be blanketed, 50 bed and breakfasts.” demand an inspection. She suggested innkeepers get $50,000. modifi ed. A committee of innkeepers once again journeyed to the card of the inspector when they arrive without an “Potentially you’re looking at $50,000 plans. The estimate for a new fi re escape Trenton and was again told by DCA that fi re retardant appointment and call Van Drew. to a couple of hundred thousand dollars is $18,000, he said. paint on wall and doors and automatic door closers satis- She said buildings that contribute to a National Historic in cost just to put in a sprinkler system,” Kirk said the state inspections lack fi ed the requirement of enclosing of vertical opening and Landmark need not meet the same regulations as a newly said Kirk. consistency and fl exibility. took away all the violations. constructed B&B. Calnan suggested innkeepers band He said regulations require a one-hour Harriet Sosoon, owner of Poor Richard’s, Zingman-Leith said three months ago, DCA once again together and start a class action lawsuit against DCA’s barrier from the fl ames. Kirk said it would said Jackson Street has lost 50 B&B rooms blanketed Cape May with the same violations. He and Bureau of Fire Safety. never take an hour to evacuate his inn. to conversions to other uses in the past fi ve other innkeepers contacted DCA and informed them they Innkeeper’s troubles began after city council passed “They are thinking of a hotel that’s got years, which means 100 less people eating have in writing from DCA on two occasions that they an ordinance in May 2004 stopping Cape May’s Fire long hallways and plenty of rooms,” he in Cape May’s restaurants. She is calling on were not in violation. Department from conducting fi re hazard inspections. By said. “The code is geared more to a big- the city to “go to bat” to help B&B owners He called DCA’s enforcement of fi re codes “arbitrary turning the work over to DCA, the city also lost $60,000 ger place, not a bed and breakfast that’s with the fi re inspection problems. and capricious.” in annual revenue. historical where you only have a couple Help may also need to come from the A group of innkeepers, who told the Herald they wish Mayor-Elect Edward Mahaney is on record favoring the rooms.” federal government, which designated to remain anonymous due to fear of retribution, said the city taking back the fi re inspections of B&Bs. Whole house rentals, of which there are Cape May a National Historic Landmark, problem is DCA Fire Bureau Chief Lou Kilmer. In February, 2006, a meeting was held at Peter Shields over 1,500 in Cape May, many of which said Sosoon. At a meeting in Trenton two years ago, Kilmer and Inn that included Van Drew, many innkeepers and DCA were built before 1900, do not receive DCA inspectors ordered Sosoon to three other DCA Fire Safety staffers warned the innkeep- Bureau of Fire Safety personnel. At that meeting, Bill an inspection even though they may be install a two-hour rated fire door and ers not to contact then assemblyman, now Sen. Jeff Van Connelly, director of the State Division of Fire Codes, said identical to the B&Bs. Kirk said his B&B is connect her fi re alarm system to the fi re Drew, organize or hire a lawyer. The innkeepers imme- when an inn couldn’t meet the state code, in some cases, owner-occupied and no one is permitted department. She discovered she would diately contacted Van Drew and hired a lawyer. a variance could be issued. He said a fi re issue could be to smoke in his inn but that may not be need to replace the entire system at a cost A DCA fi re inspector, talking off the record to the addressed with a “different but equivalent” solution. the case in a whole house rental. of $3,700 to $5,000. Herald, repeated the warning saying such activities would Contact Fichter at (609) 886-8600 ext 30 or at: The Bedford has a door to the roof with Sosoon investigated a wireless alarm “only make things worse” for innkeepers. jfi [email protected]. a fi re escape along with the inn’s main system used in other inns in town but a One month ago, DCA Commissioner Joseph Doria stairwell from the second fl oor. DCA fi re inspector told her “there was no met with his staff and asked the problem to be resolved. News Digests Kirk said he has been inspected be- such thing.” The day after the meeting, Kilmer returned to Cape May (From Page A9) tween fi ve and 10 times in three years She has spent more than $6,000 in the and issued a couple of dozen violations, according to while other inns haven’t been inspected at past three years due to fi re inspections. A innkeepers. to take approximately two weeks. Work consists of all. Kirk said despite repairs he has made, fi re inspector ordered her to enlarge a fi re Two weeks ago, Zingman-Leith, Mid-Atlantic Center removing deteriorated concrete, called spall, and the inspectors return the following year escape door that has passed inspections for for the Arts Director Michael Zuckerman, a number of replacing it with high early strength concrete patch and fi nd new problems. the past 25 years. innkeepers, representatives of New Jersey Historic Trust material. About 665 square feet of concrete deck will “If I have to close that stairway up or Sosoon had to give up a room on the and State Historic Preservation Offi ce, and an architect be repaired under this contract, which was awarded put a sprinkler system in here, I will close third fl oor of her B&B to provide an exit met with Kilmer’s supervisor, Division of Fire Safety Di- to South State, Inc. of Bridgeton, NJ. One lane of the place down — I’ll sell the house,” through a large, hinged window to out- rector Lawrence Petrillo and Deputy DCA Commissioner the bridge must be closed to traffi c to perform the he said. side fi re escapes. Inspectors wanted the Charles A. Richman. DCA proposed hiring a consultant construction work while the other lane will be opened Kirk said he put hundreds of thousands window enlarged to six and half feet in to rewrite a small amount of language in the fi re code to to traffi c by alternating the direction of travel through of dollars into the Bedford to keep it a height, which would cut into a dormer make provision for bed and breakfasts. the use of fl agmen. The work is slated from 10 a.m. historic inn. If the building were turned and a slate roof. Despite that assurance, last week, DCA fi re inspectors to 8 p.m., or later, Monday through Thursday. No lane into condos, whole house rental or private She said she was also ordered to install were issuing violations to B&Bs for previously cleared closures will be permitted from Friday, 5 a.m. through home, the state regulations would not a door that automatically closes when the violations, according to innkeepers. Monday, 10 a.m. to allow passage of weekend traffi c. apply, he said. fi re alarm sounds which blocks access to The innkeepers told the Herald that Kilmer and other Kirk said he paid an architect $1,200 the fi re escape door. Like most innkeepers, inspectors “bully and intimidate” B&B owners, in particu- Photo Contest Winners to design a second walkway to the fi re she has fi led appeals to the violations. lar, widows, who operate inns. Kilmer operates as if he is AVALON –– The Avalon Museum and Historical escape for the third fl oor. His plan was One innkeeper told the Herald they immune from supervision even from the Commissioner Society (AMHS) announced the winners of the 2008 approved and then denied based on a were ordered to install night chains on the of DCA, said innkeepers. Photography Contest. Best in show and fi rst place in letter of opinion to DCA not allowing fi re doors and the next year, they were told to “He doesn’t like us, it’s a personal vendetta,” said one the portrait category was awarded to Stu Friedman for escapes to be any lower than 8 inches remove them. Another B&B owner was innkeeper. “Old Woman with Oranges.” Friedman also placed in from a window sill. told they needed to cut a full-size door to The Herald’s request for interviews with Kilmer and the scenic category by capturing a monastic structure Kirk was told he would have to raise their slate roof. Doria where turned down by DCA spokesman Chris Don- high on a rock in Greece. Charles Neill won the fi rst the walkway and he returned to an ar- Contact Fichter at (609) 886-8600 ext nelly who provided a written statement via email: place in feature. Alan Dansky won fi rst place in nature chitect and paid another $1,900 for new 30 or at: jfi [email protected]. “We are aware of these allegations and are currently and he won a second place in scenic. Chris Galluccio investigating them to determine their merit, if any. Such had three wins for nature, scenic and feature. Betty action would not be tolerated by this Department and Raimondi had two second place wins in portrait and Cox Hall Creek National Resource Conservation Service, would contradict any and all efforts we have attempted feature categories. Miriam Kauterman won a third (From Page A1) NJ Fish and Wildlife, Green Acres, County to make on this issue. Anyone found to have made such place prize for nature and John Kauterman won a third was expected here, opening the valves Mosquito Commission, Cox Hall Creek statements would be disciplined accordingly and we place for portrait. Visit the Avalon Museum in the at low tide could empty the creek, said Focus Group, and the U.S. Army Corps would encourage anyone with direct fi rst hand knowledge following weeks to see the winning photographs. The O’Connor. of Engineers. of such an incident to contact the Department immedi- AMHS is located on 39th Street and is open from 11 “They can actually control the amount At an April 9 meeting with DEP, an ately. We’re aware of the concerns of the innkeepers and a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Saturday. of saltwater going in there to literally we have been working diligently with them on this issue within an inch or two of elevation which extension to July 2009 was requested to to fi nd ways in which they can preserve the historic qual- Primary Coverage Online has to be that way because some of the get all needed permits. ity and maintain their businesses, while at the same time properties are built right on the marsh,” O’Connor said New Jersey Fish and ensuring the safety of such buildings and their residents. STONE HARBOR –– Councilwoman Anne Wannen he said. “They are working on that model Wildlife determined berms will not be nec- While we are not willing to lower or compromise any and Councilman Karl Giulian are stepping down from which will lead to the actual design of the essary to protect upper wetlands because standards which would result in jeopardizing the safety their council seats leaving Joanne Vaul and Tom Cope culvert underneath Clubhouse Road.” tidal fl ow can be controlled to within a and well-being of New Jersey residents, we want to stress to contest Karen Lane and G. Wayne Harris to be their The last hurdle is getting the approval couple of inches. He said saltwater would that this has been a cooperative process where we have replacements. Results of the Stone Harbor Republican of a few remaining landowners whose only flow into a portion of the creek encouraged and asked for their feedback. DCA is currently Primary election June 3, in which incumbent Mayor property is adjacent to the creek, said basin and freshwater wetlands would be in the process of hiring a consultant to take a look at the Suzanne Walters and Councilman H. Brian Levin- O’Connor. protected. code requirements for these types of buildings and we will son contest for the mayor’s seat, are available at the If a homeowner’s shallow well becomes The idea is to bring back native grasses continue to work with the owners to fi nd ways in which Herald’s Website: www.capemaycountyherald.com. In salty due to the fl ow from the bay into the like Spartina. He said the plan is to bring they can safely maintain their businesses.” addition, results of the Lower Township Republican creek, Lower Township is responsible to Cox Hall Creek back to a natural saltwater Van Drew called the Division of Fire safety’s actions primary race between incumbent Mayor Walter Craig drill new wells or provide public water for marsh. “wrong-minded.” He said B&Bs should be kept intact. and Councilman Glenn Douglass will be posted. property owners, he said. O’Connor said the restoration would Van Drew labeled the situation with DCA a “bureaucratic U.S. Fish and Wildlife is willing to take not resemble Green Creek were tidal mishap.” New Teen Librarian over the entire project, said O’Connor. valves were opened wide producing a kill off of trees. He said a few trees would be “I’m going to keep working on it until I straighten it COURT HOUSE –– The Main Branch of the Cape Last year, the federal Division of Fish lost at Cox Hall Creek but could be re- out,” he said. “I keep thinking we have it straightened May County Library system here has a new full-time and Wildlife and National Resource placed with more salt tolerant trees. out and then there seems to be another rogue inspector young adult librarian. Justin Hoenke, a recent graduate Conservation Service offered to oversee An old MUA pump station will be who issues violations when those violations already have of Clarion University in Clarion, Pa. with his Masters and fi nd over $4 million to restore Cox removed. been settled…” of Arts in Library Science, will oversee the young adult Hall Creek, due largely to the federally Contact Fichter at (609) 886-8600 ext Van Drew said he wanted to encourage bed and break- section, order books and supplies, and lead events for endangered plant, Swamp Pink, growing 30 or at: jfi [email protected]. fasts to stay in Cape May. He said he spoke with Doria last young people, which include guitar lessons. “I really there. week who assured him he would “do everything again like working with teens because I feel in tune with Stakeholders in the project have been Henry Ford: that he can to straighten it out.” what they want,” he said. When he’s not nose-deep in meeting with the state Department of En- If you think you can, you can. And if About 14 B&Bs are now up for sale in Cape May at- graphic novels, Hoenke said he enjoys playing rhythm vironmental Protection Land Use Division tributed in part to the inspections. One innkeeper inter- including the Environmental Protection you think you canʼt, youʼre right. also (Page A43 Please) viewed by the Herald had just listed her inn for sale. Agency, NOAA, U.S. Fish and Wildlife, attributed to Mary Kay Ash Herald Newspapers June 4 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A13

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Wake Up assisted living facilities Chen said that the Certif- with throughout South Jersey, icates of Need and licenses Public Advocate Ronald issued by the Department Make Up Chen announced Monday of Health and Senior Ser- he fi led court papers ask- vices for all eight of ALC’s ing a Superior Court judge assisted living residences to enforce a subpoena he in New Jersey provided issued against Assisted Liv- that as many as 30 per- Joe Hart ing Concepts, Inc. cent of residents would Public Advocate Ronald K. 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For more in- (Sex and Love Addicts Anony- JERSEY CAPE DANCE AND speakers begins the second Every Wednesday night, 6:30- formation please call Chris at mous) 12-Step meeting, 7 week of April. For informa- 8 p.m. Cape Counseling Ser- 609-729-2034. p.m. in the Old Court House GYMNASTICS ACADEMY tion, call 888-920-2201. vices, 128 Crest Haven Road, Diabetes Support Group: Building, 11 North Main St. on at their 23rd annual End of the Year Showcase. Building D. Free Child Care June 12, 2 p.m. Maruchi Saturday nights. WEDNESDAY, June 4: and Refreshments. Call 465- Room, Cape Regional Medical Overeaters Anonymous: 6 PM on June 6th and 7th 4100, ext. 244 for further Center. Call Cindy Kraemer, Cape Island Baptist Church. at Lower Cape May Regional High School Performing Arts Center Al-Anon: 11 a.m. at Unit- information. Free and open to 463-2547. Enter from Stockton Street ed Methodist Church, Ken- the community. Diabetes Management parking lot. 10 a.m. No dues, It’s always best to research and have a hands-on approach to your child’s education. nedy Blvd. and Park Road, Sea Heart Healthy Info Series: Eight-hour class on fees or weigh-ins. Everyone Come see what we can create together before you make that important decision when Isle. Group: At noon in the Maru- diabetes management. Fee welcome. Call Rosemarie 317- choosing a Performing Arts School. Al-Anon Meetings: chi Room, Cape Regional and registration. 10 a.m. to- 5938. 3 Family run 5:30 p.m. at St. John of God Medical Center. day, June 12, 19 and 26, Call 3 Large gym with power fl oor, airtrac, and trampolines Church, 680 Townbank Road, Cindy Kraemer, 463-2547. SUNDAY, June 8: 3 3 Spacious dance studios North Cape May. THURSDAY, June 5: Also another class beginning 3 Small classes for individual attention AA Meeting: Wednesdays, June 25 at 6 p.m. and extend AA and Al Anon Support 3 Two way mirror for all pre-school classes so you can Rooms 3 and 4 at 8:30 p.m. Narcotics Anonymous: into July. Groups: 10 a.m. Classrooms Cape Regional Medical Cen- Cape May First Presbyterian monitor your child’s progress A and B, ground fl oor, Cape 3 ter. New members welcome. Church, Decatur and Hughes FRIDAY, June 6: Regional Medical Center. Safety certifi ed staff Call 463-4043. avenues, 8 p.m. Call 348- Call 463-2367. Save your ticket stub and if you decide to join us we will give you 20% off your fi rst month Narcotics Anonymous: 9292. Al-Anon Meeting: North Narcotics Anonymous: (new students only) Tickets may be purchased at the door. St. Barnabas-by-the-Bay, 13 Al-Anon: 8 p.m. Parish Wildwood, 8-9 p.m. Commu- Vietnam Veterans Assoc. Or call 889-8585 for more information www.jerseycapedance.com W. Bates Ave., Villas, 6 p.m. House, Church of the Resur- nity Center, 10th and Central Chapter 602, 596 Seashore Call 1-800-992-0401. rection, 200 West Tuckahoe avenues. Contact Mary at Rd., Erma, 11 a.m. and 7:30 Narcotics Anonymous: Road, Marmora. Call 800- 523-0304. p.m. Call 1-800-992-0401. United Methodist Church of 344-2666. Alzheimer’s Support North Wildwood, Second and Al-Anon: 11 a.m. Lower Group: 2 p.m., Ocean City MONDAY, JUNE 9: Now Central avenues, 7:30 p.m. Township Recreation Center, Senior Center. Call 399- Call 800-992-0401. Bayshore Road, Villas. 2099. Narcotics Anonymous: Caregiver Support Nicotine Anonymous: Narcotics Anonymous: Every Monday, noon, St Barn- Featuring Group: 7:30 p.m. Senior 5:30-6:30 p.m., 113 W. Oak Vietnam Veterans Assoc. abas-by-the-Bay, 13 W. Bates Care of Cape May County, Ave., Wildwood. Call Joe, Chapter 602, 596 Seashore Ave, Villas. 889-3184. 211 S. Main St., Court House, 729-9145. Rd., Erma, 8:30 p.m. Call 1- AA and Al-Anon: 7 p.m. second Wednesday. Call Brain Injury Survivor or 800-992-0401. Mondays, Classrooms A and 465-8840. Feel free to bring Caregiver Support Group, Al-Anon: 10 a.m. Parish B, Cape Regional Medical your loved ones with you. second Thursday at Bacha- House, St. Mary Episcopal Center, 7 p.m. Call 463- Grief Support Group: rach Institute for Rehabilita- Church, Third Ave. and 95th 4043. First and third Wednesdays tion. Call Nutan Ravani at St., Stone Harbor. Call 800- Narcotics Anonymous: Impact-Resistant Vinyl Windows and at 3 p.m. Maruchi Room, 856-589-5797 or Debbie 344-2666. 8:30 p.m. Union Chapel, 307 Full Line of Windows and Doors to Cape Regional Medical Cen- Long at 652-7000. Cocaine Anonymous: Cape May Ave., Cape May ter. Call 463-4043. Alzheimer Support meeting every Friday at the Point. Call 800-992-0401. Protect Your Home From Hurricanes Cardiac Support Group: Group: Third Thursday of First Baptist Church of Wild- Augustine Fellowship: CHANGE FOR THE BETTER WITH 3.5% Cape Regional Medical the month, 6:30 p.m. at East- wood, 230 E. Maple Ave. at 7 recovery from sex and love ad- ENERGY STAR Center at 1:30 p.m., fi rst ern Shore Nursing Home and p.m. Call 1-866-777-0983. diction. 7 p.m., Trinity United Sales Tax Wednesday, Maruchi Room, Rehab Center, 1419 Route 9 Healing Rooms of Cape Methodist Church, Route 9, Cape Regional Medical Cen- North. Call 408-2011. May County: Inter-denomi- Marmora. Confi dentiality and ter, 463-2348. Parkinson’s Support national prayer ministry for privacy respected. Call 408- WILDWOOD GLASS INC. CMCS (Cape May County Group: second Thursday, healing of the sick. Fridays 3- 9484. Songwriters): support group 1 p.m., Victoria Commons, 8 p. m. West entrance of First Overeaters Anonymous: New Construction and Replacement Windows for anyone writing original North Cape May. 886-2455. Assembly of God, 1068 Sea- 7 p.m. Mondays in Confer- Storm Doors • Auto Glass • Glass Table Tops music, last Wednesday at Cape May County shore Road, North Cape May. ence Room 4, located on the 7:15 p.m. Call 463-0685. Healthy Mothers/Healthy No fees. No appointment nec- ground fl oor of Cape Regional Mirrors • Shower Doors and Tub Enclosures HIV/AIDS Support Babies: Noon in the Maruchi essary. Call 884-3264. Medical Center, 463-4043. Group: For people living Room, Cape Regional Medical Celebrate Recovery: Narcotics Anonymous: 2505 NEW JERSEY AVENUE, NORTH WILDWOOD • 522-2151 with or affected by HIV or Center, Court House. Christ-centered recovery meets every Monday evening AIDS meets at the Cape May A.R.T.S. (Artists Recov- program for all hurts, habits at 6 p.m. in St. Barnabas by United Methodist Church, ering Through The Twelve and hang-ups, 7:30 p.m. Sea- the Bay Church, 13 W. Bates 635 Washington St., 5:30 Steps): 12-step support group shore Community Church of Ave., Villas. For information, p.m. the fourth Wednesday for any kind of artist (musi- the Nazarene, 446 Seashore call 1-800-992-0401. of each month. For informa- cians, visual artists, dancers, Road, Erma. For information, Cape May County Brain tion, call Dave, 602-4640 or writers, etc.), every Thursday, call 886-6196. Injury Support Group: South Jersey Aids Alliance, 9:15 a.m., Lower Township Free Blood Pressure meets the second Monday 523-0024. Library Meeting Room, Villas. Screening: First and third of the month at the Victoria Alzheimer's Support Call 463-0685. Friday of every month, Cape Commons, 610 Townbank Group: Victoria Commons As- Alzheimer’s Support Regional Medical Center, Road, North Cape May from sisted Living, fourth Wednes- Group: For family members 9 a.m.-noon in the Patient 6 to 8 p.m. No registration day of every month 4-6 p.m., who have been touched by Lobby. For information, call or fee is required. For more 610 Townbank Road, N. Cape Alzheimer’s, 6 p.m. the last 463-4043. information contact Alecia Brennan, group leader, at ARE YOU IN TOO DEEP 609-886-6200 etc. 367. A standard wall cabinet is 15 inches ments, and drawing out the plan on pa- . deep, but a l0 to 12-inch upper cabinet per. Be sure to put measurements down TUESDAY, JUNE 10: may be more suitable to your needs, in inches. This will make shopping for especially if you are tall and want cabinet components much easier and PRODUCE PLACE Narcotics Anonymous: First Baptist Church of Wildwood, more clearance above countertops. more accurate. 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Or, consider by our showroom weekdays, 8 a.m. to Al-Anon: 7:30 p.m. First 5 p.m. and Saturdays 8 a.m. to SMOKED IMPORTED the less expensive option of installing BELL GREEN Presbyterian Church, Deca- a standard 24-inch-deep base cabinet 4 p.m. SWISS EGGS tur and Hughes streets, Cape TURKEY $ 79 and placing it 4-5 inches from the HAM X-LARGE 1 doz. May. Call 800-344-2666. CHEESE BREAST $ 89 PEPPERS wall. The countertop will cover the Please visit our web site: JUMBO 1 doz. Al-Anon: St. John’s Luther- $ 25 $ 99 SUPER ¢ an Church, 10th and Central gap in the back and still provide ex- www.qualityhomectr.com $ 99 $ 99 lb. avenues, Ocean City. 8 p.m. tra countertop depth. When following lb. lb. 3 lb. JUMBO 1 doz. 99 4 3 Call 800-344-2666. this strategy, be sure to specify extra- HINT: Design your kitchen with OUR OWN VIRGINIA BAKED HONEY SWEET LOCAL RED BLISS Weight Watchers: Cape STORE ROASTED deep panels for any exposed cabinet you and your family in mind. Vary Regional Medical Center, sides to cover the potential side gaps. countertop heights and cabinet HAM CANTALOUPES POTATOES Classrooms A and B. Weigh- TURKEY HAM 5 lb. bag for Developing your kitchen cabinet placement to accommodate your in 3:30-4:30 p.m.; meeting plan will require careful measure- particular needs. $ 99 $ 25 $ 79 00 $ 99 4:30-5 p.m. Fee required. 5 lb. 3 lb. 3 lb. 2/3 1 Call 463-4043. New mem- Quality Home Center • 1249 Rt. 9 South • Cape May Court House • 609-465-5029 A18 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers June 4 2008 Rotary Club Makes Awards

WILDWOOD — The Wildwood Rotary awarded $12,000 in scholarships to students from several area students at its annual scholarship dinner May 20. Oh Joy! Students receiving awards were: The Wildwood Rotary awarded $12,000 in scholarships at its annual scholar- June is Here. Kia Connolly, Jenny ship dinner May 20. From left: Jodie DiEduardo, John Pantalone, Stephanie So Too is Tommy. Tollolson and Mary Ca- Zook, Dr. Carmen Alameno, Anthony Poukish, Kia Connolly, Paul Reidenbach, Yummy! thenne Gibin of Wildwood Jenny Tillolson, Mary Cathene Gibin, Dan Flynn, Tom Bradshaw, David Troiano, Every day! High School, $2,000 each. and Bernard Gebhardt. Anthony Poukish and on Jackson Street Dan Flynn of Wildwood @ Beach Catholic High School, 609-884-8388 $2,000 each; and Stephanie Zook of Cape May County Lower Township Elementary Schools planted a Technical School. tree in memory of former employee, Edward (Ted) McPherson, who was an instructional aide and bus driver for 25 years. From left: Special educa- tion teacher, Roseann Dotts, in whose classroom 1ST NAILS Ted worked as an aide; retired teacher Douglas Professional Nail Salon McPherson, Ted’s brother; retired teacher/wife of Full Service for Ted, Elizabeth McPherson, and Marylou McPherson, Ladies & Gentlemen sister-in-law. Open: Mon.-Sat. 10am - 8pm Sunday 12pm - 6pm Mayor Jerry Inderweis, far left, and Assemblyman Nelson Albano and Sena- tor Jeff Van Drew, far right, congratulate Private Homes Tour Award recipient Gift Certifi cates Available Bill Saponaro and Historic House Tour Award recipients Diane Hutchinson, Walk-Ins Welcome Stephanie and Archie Kirk, Doug McMain, and Bonnie Pontin at the Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts’ Volunteer Recognition Reception on April 24. Rio Grande Plaza (ShopRite Ctr.) - 889-8867 Cape May Court House (Acme Ctr.) - 465-9919

Enchantment under the Sea was the theme for a se- nior prom held recently at the Oceana Rehabilitation and Nursing Center, thanks to the Cape May Tech Volunteer Club, a group sponsored through School Based Youth Services. Students from the school helped make the evening memorable for everyone Students from St. Ann Regional School in Wildwood performed “Oklahoma” with manicures and hairstyling from cosmetology in the school auditorium April 24 and 25. Boys and girls, fourth through eighth students; food prepared by Food Services students; grade were part of this fun and entertaining show that was directed by Lisa centerpieces from students in Academy of Travel and DiBruno. The students had been preparing for the last two months to perfect Tourism and music from Entertainment Technology their roles. The free admission was a thank you to the community for their students. support of Catholic Schools.

FREE In-Home Consultation and Estimate Get your window treatments now, pay at the end of summer* www.budgetblinds.com609.513.8595 *90 days 0% APR Financing Available The Boardwalk Basketball Classic presented Wild- wood Catholic High School with a $13,500 check The following staff members were recognized for on May 21 during the school’s sports banquet, held their respective employment anniversaries at The at the Bayview in Wildwood Crest. The Boardwalk Arc of Cape May County’s annual general mem- Basketball Classic is a not-for-profi t event that raises bership meeting on May 5. From left, seated; Gail college scholarship money for graduating seniors at Smith, fi ve years; Kimberly Hernandez, fi ve years; the two host high schools, Wildwood Catholic and Linda Carr, 15 years. Standing: Danielle Sprague, Wildwood. From left: Frank Accardi and Jodie DiEdu- fi ve years;, Rachael Baybo, 10 years; Darlene Jones- ardo, tournament committee members, and Richard Cheeks, 20 years, and Brenda Palasch, 15 years. Turco, principal of Wildwood Catholic.

Local school districts honored their “Teacher of the Year” at the annual Teacher Recognition luncheon and ceremony at the American Bounty Café at the Technical School District May 15. The teachers are selected on established criteria that includes effective instructional techniques, a productive classroom climate, student rapport and the development of self worth and love of learning in students. The staff of the Cape May County Superintendent of Schools and the Cape May County Administrators Association coordinated the event.

Let the law be written not merely upon the statute book, but upon the hearts and minds of intelligent citizens ....(C)onstrained obedience...is little less than slavery. Edmund Fairfi eld, 1853 Herald Newspapers June 4 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A19 Independent Living Forum Slated in Vineland June 23 ELENA’S VINELAND — A public their quest for Community forum for Independent Liv- Involvement, especially CREST PIER ing (IL) Consumers will be people living in Cape May, Beauty Salon hosted by the New Jersey Cumberland and Salem Statewide Independent counties. FAMILY Living Council, Tri-County • Soliciting input on the HAIR CUTS Independent Living Center, Independent Living State Men • Women • Children and the county offi ces for Plan, in terms of New Jer- the disabled of Cape May, sey’s independent living Cumberland and Salem services and the network Counties June 23, from of Centers for Independent noon – 2 p.m. at Cum- Living. berland County College Registration deadline The Wildwood Schools fourth annual Island Music Festival on April 23 featured the bands and choirs of Conference Center, 3322 is June 13. To register Crest Memorial School, Margaret Mace School, and Wildwood Middle and High schools. The event proved College Drive. or for more information, to be a big success and an enriching experience. Purposes for holding this contact Mary E. Neary, Heather & Atlantic Aves., Public Forum include: NJSILC coordinator, at Wildwood Crest • Identifying and explor- [email protected] or 523-0747 ing legislative initiatives 732-254-2484. needed to enable more individuals with disabilities to live independently. The Births • Assessing the needs of people with disabilities in Group, LLC The following births Flitcroft of North Cape EARNS DEGREE were reported at Shore May, May 20. AUTO • HOME • MARINE • COMMERCIAL COURT HOUSE — Da- Memorial Hospital: Garrett James Sampson LIFE • HEALTH to Michelle and Jim Samp- vid G. Stanley of this com- Insurance & Financial Services Maeley Lynn Dinofa to son of Marmora, May 22. munity earned a Bachelor’s Nicole Davis and Robert Kaylee Marie Franklin Degree in English/Com- Dinofa of Villas, May 15. to Angela Rodriguez and munications at St. Francis 510 Bank Street, Cape May, NJ 08204 Emma Noelle Flitcroft to Colin Franklin of Villas, University, Loretto, Pa., at www.niagroup.com Celiese Clark and Stephen May 23. commencement exercises held May 4. (609) 884-8431 • 800-642-3710 • 866-795-1284 Fax

Drew Tarr compares the energy efficiency of compact fl uorescent light bulbs versus traditional incandescent light bulbs with Atlantic City Electric representative Ronnie Town at Cape May City El- ementary School “Energy Expo” held April 22.

Nauttikka Genz, Albert Genz, and Khamar Mat- thews explore “the future of renewable energy” while perusing the Fishermen’s Energy of New Jersey exhibit at Cape May City Elementary School “Energy Expo” held on April 22.

The Star of the Sea Players performed the musical Aladdin, Jr. to sold-out crowds April 26 and 27. The auditorium at Star of the Sea was transformed to Agrabah, City of Enchantment. From left: Evan Miller as Aladdin; Elizabeth Durstewitz as Prin- cess Jasmine; Christopher Kanya as Evil Jafar, and Nicholas Spinosa as Sultan. A20 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers June 4 2008 Students Graduate From Wildwood Catholic $ 97 NORTH WILDOWOOD Ostrowsky, Alexander Pal- 5 — The following students atajko, Glyka Papaspanos, 4" PERFORMANCE SELECT® graduated from Wildwood Deven Parker, Anthony POLY-BRISTLE $ Catholic High School dur- Poukish. STAIN BRUSH 62 ing commencement cer- Anthony Preuhs, Cassan- (451142) EXCLUSIVE emonies held May 28 at St. dra Prickett, Janna Rixey, 5-GALLON BEHR® Ann’s Church. Francisco Rodriguez, Adam WATER PROOFING Adelsberger, Rebecca Roszkowski, Julie Sands, WOOD PROTECTOR Angelastro, Eric Bednar, Jonathan Schifferdecker, (448393) Kathryn Belasco, William Jillian Shoffl er, Allison Sick- $13.98 1-GALLON BEHR® Bennert, Megan Birchall, erott, Katherine Spagnolo, WATERPROOFING Rose Boyle, Kristin Bur- David Steen, Alexis Sul- WOOD PROTECTOR gin, Destinee Caffarella, livan, Lazar Sutanovac, (448367) Breanne Canetti, Elizabeth Brittany Toland, Cathleen Carbone, Brian Carney, Ve- Towler, Caroline Twohill, ronica Carr, Richard Crean, Nicholas Valeno, David Kamil Czekanski, Bryan Van Osten, Morgan Visalli, Deely. Colin Wade, Sarah Walsh, Laura Deshusses, Patrick Catherine Winans. Dillon, Edwin Fath, Regina Top fi ve graduates for the Marie Feola, Daniel Flynn, class were: Deven Parker $2798 Sean Frankel, Zachary Fran- of Erma; Morgan Visalli of EXCLUSIVE kel, Justin Gleason, Manuel North Wildwood; Anthony Gonzalez Jr., Katherine Poukish of Wildwood; Cath- 1-GALLON BEHR® Haines, Amanda Hall, Lejan erine Winans of Avalon and WEATHERPROOFING Hammer, Michael Hand, Robert Matteucci Available in Natural, Cedar and Kathleen Harris, Steven Redwood. Lasts up to 6 years. Hayes, Clark Hindelang, (208461, 208561, 208954) Patrick Kelly. Lily Kubiak, Rachael Ly- ons, Mark Malec, Christi $ 47 Mallia, Matthew Mangold, 8 Robert Matteucci Jr., Kim- DECK ROLLER WITH POLE berly McCormack, Patrick 12" roller with 48" pole. McGuigan, Olivia McMa- (291714) hon, Daeniel McMichael, Logan Meckley, Casey $ 98 $ 97 Miller, Melissa Moore, 13 Meghan Morano, Matthew EXCLUSIVE 4 7" DECK, FENCE Morey, Daniel Murphy, 1-GALLON BEHR® DEVEN PARKER $ 98 & SIDING PAD Sally O’Donnell, Zachary EXTERIOR WOOD 5 (550795) EXCLUSIVE 1-GALLON CLEANER #63 BEHR® DECK MILDEW (797429) STAIN REMOVER (797388) IT’S TIME TO UPDATE YOUR DECK free in-store clinics, visit homedepotclinics.com for more details MORGAN VISALLI ANTHONY POUKISH $299 AS LOW AS $10 PER MONTH* 2600 PSI HUSKY® HONDA WITH DETERGENT TANK Includes 12" never-flat tires, three spray tip nozzles, and the Soap Blaster tip. (329020)

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divided into two groups as against the elements to get to be the one to fi ll my cal- Healthy Coalition we took on the New River that dingy turned around endar with one adventure To Host ‘Drug SPEAKING IN THE LIGHT for some invigorating white and upstream to where after another. Court’ Meeting SCREEN PRINTING / EMBROIDERY water rafting. Any excur- Ron should be. We, though And the best thing about PROMOTIONAL ITEMS sion that starts with several many, came together as one those enterprises is that COURT HOUSE — The Healthy Community Co- people telling you that they man on a mission to save I am not doing them for alition will host a spring With Pastor Rudy are not responsible if you one man, our buddy Ron. some quick, selfi sh, cheap, networking meeting and It’s time to order your drown just sets the tone for Thank God, Ron reap- feel a rush, now its here, breakfast with registration Uniforms • T- Shirts We live amidst a day men a little better, spend a happening that I wished peared on the surface. now its not sensation. I at 8:30 a.m. and program 9 when too many people some quality moments with was happening to some- Thank God, our guys pulled was on this camping trip – 10:30 a.m., June 11 at the Sweatshirts are paying big money for my oldest son and get to be body else. him back in. Thank God, to once again confi rm what Wildwood Country Club on Chef Coats experiences that we used with God out in God’s grand Still I got in and prayed one of our guys, Joe, had I know deep down in my Golf Club Rod. and more to just allow nature to take creation. feverishly: “Dear Lord, the training and the where- heart to be true, it’s people Topic for the meeting its course upon. If you And as I anticipated, I please don’t let this be the with-all to know what to do that matter most, not the will be, “Drug Court in need to look younger, there made some wonderful new day you want me to start in a crisis situation. places, not the programs, Cape May County.” Judge P: 609-390-7999 are various options in the memories as well as ac- working on my water walk- Thank God that Ron not the positions, but the Michael R. Connor and his F: 609-390-1540 world of plastic surgery. quired some brand new ing skills! I want to stay in responded to this white- heart and souls of those staff will discuss the drug If you can’t meet a mem- aches and pains as this this boat” I was even more knuckle sidebar not with who if they were not here, court system. 1821 S. Shore Road ber of the opposite sex the vintage tent called my body flabbergasted when our a fi st but with a fl urry of you wouldn’t be the same RSVP by Friday to Eliza- Seaville, NJ 08230 guide Craig said that many gratitude and graciousness. again! beth or Kim at 522-5960. old fashioned way, then ain’t what it used to be. www.magraphics.com just go online and pay some Saturday included a four- patrons actually pay double And when it was all said And what is sad is that A $5 donation will be ac- stranger a fee and voila, and-a-half hour horseback the price so they can be and done, I thanked God too many people are yearn- cepted to help cover costs. matchmaker for hire! And ride on a steed named thrown out of the boat in that not only were we able ing for some throb- some if a casual game of softball “Slow.” Now that’s not wild and sundry ways! to be all in this together- but tingle-some adrenaline First Baptist Church in the backyard doesn’t exactly the name I would All kidding aside, things it brought us even closer shiver that they are willing suit your fancy at the next pick for my little pony be- got quite sobering when together for what I call the to risk it all to gain abso- of Wildwood family picnic, all it takes cause isn’t it contradicting we who paid for the “I’m real challenges of life. lutely nothing if it doesn’t Maple & Atlantic is a little extra cash and to keep saying, “Come on not 16 and invincible any- You see, I don’t need to bring you closer to God the extreme adventure is Slowfast!?” more” trip saw Ron, one pay big dollars for some and more cemented to one Avenues available at your doorstep No wonder my horse of our beloved teammates, pseudo-thrill that is sup- another! 609-522-2981 waiting to be had. was confused! Needless to get whisked away out of our posed to occur outside my I survived the weekend I share these opening say, a 60-minute ride might raft on a spin that even put boat of life. I have already and so did my comrades Pastor, Rev. Joe Mathis thoughts because this past have done the trick as well our expert into a tizzy. learned that if you desire to but I will never look at Ron Memorial Day weekend, I because as we were wrap- Suddenly this became live your life to please God or any other of my band of embarked upon a camping ping up the afternoon, I serious and not a time for and love your family and brothers in the same way Sunday, June 8th trip with about 20 guys couldn’t feel my left leg at all fun and games as it seemed be faithful to go at each day for I received something from our church to almost except for a throbbing pain Ron spent forever under like there is no tomorrow that nobody on this earth 9:30am Morning Worship heaven, West Virginia. It in a muscle I didn’t even the water rather than above because you die knowing could sell me, but only God was a prime opportunity to remembered I had! it where he belonged. At you will live forever, then I could supply me with, and Off Street Parking • Air Conditioned get to know some of these Sunday had our group that moment, it was us am certain that God is going that is a deeper bond to Hearing Assistance • Nursery Provided some wonderful guys who aren’t just my friends, but 12-18: meets Thursdays, Medical Center, 463- “A Friendly Church With a Friendly Message my family. cadet programs, drill and 2000; Cape May Nature about the Greatest Friend.” TTEENEEN And that’s what makes it ceremony, safety classes, Center, 884-9590; Cape worth it to take part in ac- aerospace education, May Rec., Terry, 884- tivities that I don’t need to SSCENECENE emergency services. 624- 9565; County Museum, Covenant Presbyterian Church keep me young, but I know 0529. Barbara, 465-3535; Crest 123 Fishing Creek Rd., NCM, NJ 08204 will allow me to grow old ONGOING EVENTS p.m. Music: Impact Choir, Haven Nursing Home, An- graciously and be enriched Homework Club: Seashore Church, 886- thony, 465-1274; Habitat 886-2448 not in the pocketbook, but CCA-YAP - Youth Arts 3:30-4:30 p.m. Church of 6196; Kaleidoscope Kids for Humanity, 463-0244; in the soul! And for that I Sunday Worship Program: variety of arts the Advent, Parish Hall, singers, ages six-14, 465- Lower Twp. Rec., Zack, am willing to get motion and social activities for Washington and Franklin 7443; Community Con- 886-7880; MADD, 463- 9:15am - Sunday School - all ages sickness on a bus for any- youth 10 and older. streets, Cape May. cert Band, Norm Lochten, 1616; North Cape Cen- time as long as the garbage 10:00am - Coffee Fellowship YAP - Saturday Nights: 4-H Teen Ambas- 465-8737. ter, Paul, 898-8899; Red bag is very near me. Arts and social activities sadors: leadership, citi- NAACP: Youth Council, Cross, 465-7382; United 10:15am - Worship Service Happy Memorial Day throughout much of the zenship and community ages 14-21, 624-9152. Way, Suzanne, 729-2002; Men. I will never forget it. Jr. Church and Nursery Provided school year for youth and service projects for youth Scouting: ages fi ve- Wetlands Institute, 368- This column is dedicated children ages 6-16. Pro- grades eight-12. Meetings 17; Girl Scouts of the 1211. Adults are also wel- 7:00pm - Sr. High Youth Group to Ron and Joe, two men grams include Junior Arts and activities held month- South Jersey Pines, 856- come. who I now have great re- Camp for ages 6-10, and ly. For more information: 697-3900; Boy Scouts spect and admiration for. Wednesday • 7pm Camp Congress Hall for contact Rutgers Coopera- of Southern New Jersey, Assumption Thank you for showing us ages 6-12. tive Research and Exten- 856-327-1700. • Prayer Meeting Jesus this weekend. Teen Karate: Every sion 4-H Youth Develop- Swim Teams: ages fi ve- To Host Day • Explorers Club 2yrs - 5th Grade Monday, Wednesday and ment Program 465-5115 18: Cape May Recreation Messiah Lutheran Thursday. Call 886-6902 ext. 605. Dept., 884-9565; Crest Of Rejoicing • Jr. High 6th-8th Youth Group or 889-8105. AlaTeen: for teens with Dolphins, 884-6390. Reports Schedule Teen Program: Taber- family or friends who are Teen Services: num- WILDWOOD CREST nacle United Methodist alcoholics: Thursdays, 8 bers for activities, health — Assumption Church SEA ISLE CITY —Mes- Strawberry Church, 656 Seashore p.m., Church of Resur- questions; United Way, will host a “Day of Rejoic- siah Lutheran Church will Road, Erma. Wednesdays rection, 200 W. Tuckahoe 729-2255, free directory. ing: Do Not Be Afraid: continue to hold services at Festival - Teen Bible Study 6:30 Road, Marmora, 547- Friday's Youth Ablaze: June 26. 10:30 a.m. at the VFW on to 8:30 p.m. Friday Night 0855. Seashore Community The event will be con- JFK Blvd. until June 29. Saturday Teens, 7:30 to 10:30 Civil Air Patrol: ages Church of Nazarene, ducted by Fr. John R. Mc- Beginning July 6 the 446 Seashore Rd. Erma. Fadden, Presentation BVM church will begin holding HOLY SPIRIT (Sports, movies, and con- Church, Cheltenham, Pa. Sunday worship at the old June 7th cession stand with ev- Registration will be held Grange building in South LUTHERAN CHURCH erything, ping pong, pool at 9:30 a.m. The day will Seaville. (Jim Pickering’s 6-9 pm WEDNESDAY tables, air hockey, games, end with Mass at 3:30 p.m. old offi ce). basketball tournaments, Bring a brown bag lunch; Also, on that day through The Festival will include Fresh Jersey fuse ball, special nights beverages and dessert will the end of August, worship Strawberries, Ice Cream, Short Cake and Coff ee. Bible Study 7pm with special activities and be provided. service will be held at 9:30 Donation is $5.00 per person much more. 6:45 pm-9:30 a.m. Sunday School 9:15am pm. Call Pastor Joe 886- Wells Memorial For further information, First United Methodist Church Communion Worship 10:30am 6196 Ext 11. visit the Web site at www. 6700 Atlantic Ave., Wildwood Crest Volunteer for the fol- Service Slated lutheran-nj.org or call Pas- 609-729-4265 Washington & Bayshore Aves., lowing groups: Animal tor Hartmut Fege, 609- Villas • 886-2414 Welfare Society, 465- AVALON — Wells 263-2612. Sunday Worship at 9:30pm 3403; Cape Regional Memorial Presbyterian Church, First Avenue at Ninth Street, will hold a “Out with the New, in with the Old” 9:45 a.m. hymn sing and Evangelical Lutheran Church “Jesus Christ, the same yesterday and today, and forever”. Hebrews 13:8 10 a.m. worship service on Sunday. of Our Saviour Rio Grande Bible Baptist Church Rev. Robert E. Larson, member of the Presby- Third Ave. at 93rd St., Stone Harbor, NJ King James Bible • Old-Fashioned Preaching tery of Philadelphia will preside. SUNDAY, JUNE 8, 2008 Old Hymns of Faith • Family Values For further information, 1107 Delsea Drive, Route 47, Rio Grande, NJ Church Offi ce 609-886-9494 call the church at 967- Sunday Worship - 8:30am - in the Sanctuary 7221. 10am- Outdoor Service & Picnic Sunday School 9:45 a.m. w/St. Mary’s Church @ County Park Sunday Morning Service 11:00 a.m. BLOOD DRIVE near pavilions 3 & 4

Sunday Evening Service 6:30 p.m. COURT HOUSE — The Strawberry Festival Wednesday Service 6:30 p.m. Cape May County Chap- ter of the American Red in the Parish Hall 6:30 - 8pm Children’s Bible Cross will hold a blood drive Friday at the County Donations benefi t Vacation Bible School Pastor Jeff McLeod Club Wednesday 6:30 p.m. Court House, 9 North Main Phone: 609-368-3031 & Family Street, Jury Room from 9 E-mail: [email protected] a.m. – 3 p.m. A22 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers June 4 2008

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The vet- on the Sixers for blow- Their place in history is Announced Cape May Court House a one-man band, but Bry- eran guard gives opposing ing that chance) Boston secure if management 609-465-7406 ant has emerged as the defenses another scorer struggled to find match- chooses to break up the COURT HOUSE — The true “go to” guy who can to worry about in addition ing parts through most of squad in the off-season. summer schedule for the take anyone to the basket to being a battle-tested Pierce’s career. Boston and the Lakers AARP Drivers Safety Pro- Container Service and convert crucial shots warrior. Obviously upset with have met 11 times in The gram has been announced. at intense moments. I’m Before we say good night last season’s 24 total victo- Finals with the last date By taking the class, partici- Still Available not sure how many of us to the San Antonio Spurs, ries, Danny Ainge and Bos- being 21 years ago. L.A.’s pants may reduce car insur- saw this coming, but the we have to give props to ton ownerships made bold Phil Jackson, after a decent ance by 5 percent for three 10,20 or 30 Yards grown-up Bryant has put the ultimate professional in strokes in bringing Garnett career with the Knicks, years and reduce driving his past truly behind him has emerged as a guru of record by two points. and is threatening to earn coaches with nine rings. Classes will be held on He’s calm and thoughtful the following dates: Wildwood Catholic and lets the players play. June 25 and 26: 5-9 Jackson’s best trait is P.M. DeVico Senior Center, Topples Buena 7-5 that he’s managed to be Contact Frank Angelone, associated with the likes 463-0939. In high school baseball, Hammonton stopped of Michael Jordan, Scot- July 23 and 24: 5-9 Bishop Eustace doubled up Lower, 11-1, May 28. Joe tie Pippen, Bryant and p.m., DeVico Senior. Con- Wildwood Catholic, 6-3, Will scored for Lower. “Shaq.” It’s a bit easier tact Frank Angelone. Most people are surprised when May 27, in the South Jersey Will’s center fi eld grand to run your offense with Aug. 2 and 3: 9:30 they see the results after corrective Non-Public B semifinal. slam propelled Lower to a talent like that. a.m.-1:30 p.m. Cape Re- Bryan Toland, Matt Morey 13-6 victory over Margate The guess here is a very gional Medical Center, foot surgery is performed. and Mark Malec all doubled Green Wave, May 30. tough series with Boston contact Bonnie Kratzer, The difference in appearance is for the Crusaders. Obst added three hits for edging Los Angeles in six 463-4043. Wildwood Catholic re- Lower. significant and all procedures are games. 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IRK, DPM, FACFAS Rutherford tossed a three- Diplomate, American Board of Podiatric Surgery hitter with six strikeouts. Fellow American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons Steve Obst homered for Board Certified in Foot Surgery - Certified in Ultrasound Diagnostic Technology the winners. P.J. Savard Certified in E.S.W.T.(SHOCKWAVE) FOR HEEL PAIN connected for two Wild- wood hits. CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE BEESLEY’S POINT Egg Harbor City edged 618 N. Shore Road 29 East Mechanic Street Wildwood, 4-3, May 28. 465-1644 390-8181 Brian Hrubos tossed a com- plete game for Wildwood with six strikeouts.

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® I want to thank the lady who was selling cookies in Avalon *** Color Guard by the beach tag place. She was really nice. When I was there Why is a plastic bag a permission slip for dog owners to with my grand daughter, she gave her a cookie because I didn’t allow their dogs to use our yards as bathroom? Please keep your Vinyl Railings have any change. She was wonderful. dog and the plastic bag in your own yard. Once your plastic bag LUMBER, FENCE & STONE CO. starting at —Avalon is used, then go for your walk. WHOLESALE - RETAIL *** —Avalon $ 00 Mr. ShopRite, would you sell your Rio Mall building to Mr. *** Drywall, Hardware & Building Materials 16 a linear ft Boscov’s? It would really help our gas expense. I’m from Lower Township. I want everyone to know that the —Cold Spring cops in Cape May are now running car tags when no laws have American Flags 3x5 .. $5.00 *** been broken. They just come out of the blue, whether you are ALL treated lumber Our nice little mall has been turned into an expanse of a hot looking girl or just a guy they don’t like, they run your car Roberts & New Jersey Aves. 10% Off red brick. tag and have to have a reason to hassle you when no laws have Wildwood, 522-8395 —Cape May been broken. Keep your eyes open. Mon.-Fri. 7:30am-5pm • Sat. 8-4 3.5% *** —Lower Township Sundays 9am - 2pm Sales Tax Dow Flotation Device I had occasion to visit the Crest Haven Complex this week. *** 416 State Hwy. 47 South 10” x 20” x 8’ 7” x 20” x 8’ I was disgusted by the number of people who were there for I really enjoyed reading the article regarding affordable Green Creek, 889-9090 in services smoking outside the building. I don’t think smoking housing and how unaffordable housing is for most of Cape 50 50 Mon.-Fri. 7am-5pm • Sat. 8am-1pm Wildwood! 75 58 should be allowed there anyway, but a good number of people May County. My husband and I both work full time jobs to Closed Sun. Check out our Dock Hardware who were smoking there are general assistance. I don’t think support our children and all we can afford is a mobile home it is right that our tax money is used to buy them cigarettes. park because the houses are so expensive. I would like to see —Cape May County more articles about how we can make more affordable housing *** in the area for more families. I would really enjoy hearing any To the parents of the Sea Isle City students: Do not give ones ideas on this. RETRACTABLE AWNINGS up yet. The school board is up to their shenanigans again. —Green Creek Please do not give up, and do not let them get away with this. *** Call the school and show up to the meeting. The end of last week, I asked my son’s Little League coach if —Sea Isle City they would be marching in the Memorial Day parade, and *** he knew nothing about it. We are paying a full-time recreation They have no problem raising our taxes every year, but they commissioner. It is a wonderful tradition to get the kids involved seem to have a big problem picking up branches and leaves in Memorial Day and this was let go this year. Numerous Little after storms. We had a big storm last week, and we all put our Leagues around the country were founded by veterans of WWII. branches and leaves out and they are still there. They will prob- Numerous men and women built many of these fi elds. This is ably sit there until July. really sad that this was let go. —Lower Township —Middle Township *** *** What a great American Idol fi nally! David Cook really I realize that we are all complaining about our taxes, and deserved it. how our local leadership is spending our money, but do you —Rio Grande think they really listen? Do they really care? The answer is a *** big no. They keep taking, giving raises, overstaffi ng the offi ces It is very important that Obama appoint Hillary as his Vice and township hall. Let’s get this changed. Presidential mate. That way, Hilary’s supporters in Congress —Middle Township can subsequently impeach him and she can become president. *** Thank you. I agree with the person who said something about the AVALON OFFICE FACTORY SHOWROOM —Cape May County foreigners. These business owners need to realize that we are *** year-around people, and we have year-around bills. Next time 800.781.1552 Bristol, PA 19007 The spouter who stated that Sea Isle City school will stay they decide to hire a foreigner, they should think about whom open because Ocean City does not want a package deal, has they are supporting. I’d also like to say that we have children broken the code. It’s time to stop whining. It’s not about the who could use jobs and help out fi nancially as well. children; it’s about saving the teachers’ jobs. This is typical of Sea —Villas Isle City. Save the chosen few, save the relatives and their friends. *** How many teachers actually live in Sea Isle City? When it comes I would like to thank the gentleman on Hand Avenue who to doing what’s best for the children, who’s kidding whom? took the time to help me catch my grandchildren’s dog, Charlie —Sea Isle City on Wednesday morning. I know Charlie would have been killed *** were it not for him. —Court House That great outreach program at Star of the Sea Parish in *** NEWFREE PATIENTS LUMINEERS WELCOME! CONSULT Cape May is the greatest thing since Genghis Khan, and it Did you happen to notice the news, both TV and media continues to go on. It is so helpful to the people of Cape May coverage of the towns during Memorial Day Weekend? They and those around. I cannot praise enough the people who run showed other towns in our area with families enjoying amuse- 609-465-2626 it and volunteer. I revere those who stay with it and continue ments, and other things going on. SIC was depicted with people it. We could not do without it. God bless all of you that have walking the promenade and children only being able to dig in NEW PATIENTS WELCOME already serviced over 1,000 people. It is on a roll. the sand. Some family resort? —Cape May —Sea Isle City *** *** It looks like Sea Isle's fi nest are back to not doing their jobs Dr. ScottScott Lozier Lozier I’m asking for the public’s help. Did any one fi nd a Dr. again, and it's only Memorial Day. The 38th Street beach Seuss bag in the Rio Grande Dunkin’ Donuts Saturday, May looked like an outside bar this weekend. Kids were drinking, Dr.Dr. MichaelMichael SpagnoloSpagnolo 23 between 12 and 2 p.m.? It was under the chair at the front cursing and exposing themselves. Coolers were fi lled with any COSMETIC & GENERAL DENTISTRY table inside. I am in need of my belongings. My ID was in kind of alcohol you wanted. When the police fi nally showed up there, my IPOD, my makeup, my keys. If you have this, please I was sitting on the beach with small children and watched, as return it to Dunkin’ Donuts. There will be no questions asked. the police did absolutely nothing. How about we put an end to I just want my belongings back. I would be absolutely grateful this now before the summer gets into full swing. I think Mayor 6 VILLAGE DRIVE,6 VILLAGE CMCH DRIVE, (located CMCH near(located Cape near RegionalCape Regional Medical Medical Center) Center) to have it back. Please have the heart to give it back! Thank Desiderio needs to speak to the summer cops and let them you. Have a blessed day. know that they need to start doing their jobs. Roofi ng —Rio Grande —Sea Isle City *** *** Praise the Lord for wonderful Christian music on WKDN Is it now OK to walk dogs on the promenade? Why do we 106.9 Camden/Philadelphia 24 hours a day. have laws if anyone can break them? —Wildwood —Sea Isle City *** *** I have a complaint. I’m a Catholic. All my children went to To those non-veterans that do not know how to display the Catholic schools. I want to know why Acme, in partnership with fl ag on Memorial Day: From sunrise to noon the fl ag is raised Coca Cola, gave cartons of books to Cape May Elementary School, and then lowered to half-staff. From noon to sunset, it is raised Academy kids, and North Cape May kids and didn’t bother with and fl own at full staff. Roofing, Siding & Windows Star of the Sea. There are many, many more Catholics that go —Avalon to the Acme too. I think we should boycott. *** —North Cape May My family and I visited the Wildwood boardwalk this past *** Memorial Day weekend. Saturday night we went onto Morey's Am I the only person who has noticed the huge hotel that Piers at 24th Street. The cleanliness of the pier and the cus- is going up right beside Wilbraham Park near the Wilbraham tomer service was fantastic. The lights at night and some new Mansion? It’s unbelievable. It’s a skyscraper. How did that ever additions to the pier looked fabulous. Keep up the continued “We Cover Your World” pass the zoning and necessary ordinances in such a small area? success. This makes you kind of wonder. —Wildwood Crest —West Cape May *** *** Something’s wrong in SIC, it was announced that some 609-889-5000 Why doesn’t the Wildwood Police Department raid the 700+ questionnaires were sent out concerning the feasibil- Sandman Towers for drugs? They raid every place but here. ity of a new church. It was also announced that some 200+ www.DaveAdamsRoofing.com There are more drugs there then the CVS. responded. These totals do not add up to results published in —Wildwood NJ License # 13VH00133900 (Page A25 Please) Herald Newspapers June 4 2008 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A25

Spout Off again. Where was the new street sweeper our tax money paid Trenton? Is any resident(s) willing to organize this effort? —Wildwood (From Page A24) for? Trash trucks were out in force yet the streets were trash —Wildwood *** the church news unless the powers-that-be used the “no re- from curb to curb. Great job. It’s time for our mayor to put the *** Wildwood realtors are sponses” as an approval vote. This venture will be costly and help wanted sign out for public works director. I had to go the Middle Township High School and bring turning away business will not be able to paid off in most of our lifetimes. This is an —Sea Isle City my son another pair of shorts because they had pockets on rentals and sales. Why? They irresponsible act by someone to achieve their own agenda or *** the sides. While waiting, I saw hoodies, fl ip fl ops (not dress state its because they are legacy. The security at the bars on 21st Street in Avalon this week- sandals) shirts with no collars and other students with cargo fl ooded, too many units, not —Sea Isle City end was appalling! I'm disgusted! Where are the bouncers? If shorts. Is there a dress code set for certain students or is it pick enough sales or rentals, and *** these bars aren't going to protect their own clients, and the po- and choose? Administration, get your act together. this town wants 25-story con- Wow. Avalon Coffee is amazing. Good job to the employ- lice are nowhere to be found, then I have a feeling this won't —Middle Township dos. Good luck. ees working on such a busy weekend. be the last time blood is spilled this summer in Avalon. *** —Wildwood —Avalon —Avalon I was at the Middle Township High School sitting in the of- *** *** *** fi ce waiting for my child. A mother came in irate, pointing at I am sick & tired of these I want to thank the two ladies at Acme in Court House who To the woman in the green Acura who pulled a hit and the female worker threatening her (going to cause harm to taxi drivers charging what- told me about the person hitting my car and then leaving. I am run in the Rio Burger King three Saturdays ago: What you did this person). I was appalled by this parent’s vulgar mouth. ever they want! I have found glad that there are still nice people out there who actually care was adhorrable. As my daughter exited our car, you almost hit —Rio Grande that I take a cab earlier in the about others. Again, I thank you. her when the car you rammed next to us was pushed over. *** day and it costs $7. When —Del Haven You locked eyes with her. She wrote down all your info as you A big thank you to the staff and volunteers at the Cape May we call later to go home, the *** raced away. Your car make, model and license plate, including County Animal Shelter. They do a great job at a diffi cult task. same distance, it now cost For shame, Wildwood. In this day and age, we should have the loud shirt you were wearing, we got it all. After waiting 25 The garden is especially welcoming. us $10-12? Why are these more defenses lining our beaches. Each day I watch women minutes with my four children until the unfortunate owner ap- —Cape May County cabs getting away with rip- and children play along our beaches without a single bunker peared, I gave him all your info. I hope you are now being held *** ping people off? They should or missile silo or tank in place to defend them from the huge accountable for you actions. That poor old man. Mayor Walter Craig is now serving his DUI sentence. Al- be required to use the me- threats our nation faces these days like terrorists or Godzilla. —Court House cotest results are in and he must serve his sentence. Mayor ters (I have never seen one Superman can only protect so much of the world at once, (ED. NOTE: Adhorrble? What is that?) Craig the residents of Lower Township want you to step down. meter used) and not charge people. *** You are a public offi cial and should be held to the highest stan- whatever they feel like charg- —Wildwood Memorial Day weekend and Cape May's police chief has dard of the law. You violated the law therefore you must ing. I really think Wildwood *** nothing more important to do than to check and see if shop resign. should think about some kind What happened to Wildwood being a family oriented place. owners are feeding cats? This is beyond stupid. What is Cape —Lower Township of trolley/bus service from I was in shock when my family and I were on boardwalk a few May becoming? A police state where it is illegal to have or *** one point of the island to the weeks ago. My children went into an arcade and I noticed right feed a cat? Who came up with this anti-cat idea? And, more Four towns are three too many for a tiny island. A lot of next. Every other town has next door was a laugerie shop I could not believe it. There are importantly, why is it allowed to continue? overhead to support four administrations. We would all save a bus service. plenty of other places on boardwalk for a shop like that. Have a —Cape May lot of tax money if the Wildwoods were combined. —Wildwood little decency and think about if it were your young child see- *** —Wildwood *** ing something like that. How would you feel? The City of North Wildwood is operating a dump (10 *** I lived and voted here in —Levittown, Pa. dumpsters) on land that is zoned residential, in the 500 block To the lady who catches birds to feed cats: This is a good West Wildwood over 20 years, (ED. NOTE: Is laugerie related to lingerie?) of Oak Avenue. People live just over the fence from this insult idea. I hate those seagulls that swarm around us when we are and after what I witnessed, I *** to the senses. This is a health hazard to those living there. Does at the beach. will never vote here again. Why is it that the trash guys do not take pride in their work the city have permits from the state to operate this dump? Has —Ocean City The so-called hand-picked Fox or respect others’ property? I came home the other day to there been an impact study as to how this health hazard will *** team created a very hostile fi nd my trashcans on Eldredge Avenue just thrown all over. affect those that live there? There must be laws against this I love being awakened at 6:30 a.m. by street construction. place to be. I have to thank Other towns go behind houses and must return the cans behind operation. Imagine what is thrown in that trash, it makes you It's awesome when their trucks back up and beep. Get the the sheriffs and county board the house. We are not asking for this, just to please respect our sick. Where is the County Health Department? This dump is work done already, it's Memorial Day! of election for being present property, take pride in your work, and respect the people who next to a playground. —North Wildwood for if it wasn't for them I be- pay taxes and pay the salaries of township workers. —North Wildwood *** lieve the election would have —North Cape May *** First the tax increase after the reval (which was done right been a catastrophe. (ED NOTE: Trash guys, be respectful, proud and dignifi ed Our family has been making memories in the Wildwoods before the downturn of the real estate market) and now the —West Wildwood as you collect municipal refuse. Here! Here!) for 25 years. We bought a place in North Wildwood fi ve years homeowners insurance issue. Many companies are no longer *** *** ago because we love the Jersey shore. We just want to thank renewing current policies, which put those homeowners into It is interesting that the It looks like the public works director dropped the ball you Cape May County Herald, for a great paper, and for letting the position of trying to fi nd insurance carriers. If they can get Stone Harbor spouter com- people blow off steam. homeowners insurance, the rates have almost tripled! How ments about the summer out- —North Wildwood much more can New Jersey property owners take? of-towners who criticize the *** —Middle Township mayor. These are the people E-Z Tech I think we can all agree there are no people or cars or burn- *** who bankroll their great life ing fossil fuels on Jupiter and Mars, yet the Hubble Telescope We, the taxpayers, deserve the best for our kids. That’s why in Stone Harbor. Their taxes By RICK RACELA and the Keck Observatory in Hawaii have detected that the ice I'd like to hear North Wildwood's superintendent explain why pay for 85 percent of the [email protected] caps of these two uninhabited, pristine planets are receding at his school district doesn't hire professionals with expert cre- costs, and they should have the same rate as the Earth's. Now what Earth, Jupiter and Mars dentials and why jobs are promised to teachers in the building the right to comment with- Technology can make our lives all share is their main energy source, the sun. Could the sun who aren’t even certifi ed in that subject? It’s a joke and your out the spouter getting bent easier and more effi cient, but only actually be causing our climate change? Al, what are we to child’s education is the punch line. out of shape over it. if we know how it benefi ts us. Feel free to contact Racela, believe, you or our own eyes and satellites? —North Wildwood —Stone Harbor Herald webmaster, with your technology-related questions. —Cape May County *** *** Answers may appear in print. *** The cat's out of the bag. The reason the Democrats are lock- To the Cape May spouter In California a woman has lost her home in Sacramento to ing up our oil and gas is that they want to nationalize the oil who thinks Spout Off is a foreclosure owing more than the property was worth. She also industry. After the oil executives at a congressional hearing told waste of time, and most With Liberty has three other homes that are in default and will probably the congressmen the only way to lower gas prices was to drill spouters need therapy: If it is be foreclosed. She makes $175,000 a year as the Democratic here in the USA, Rep. Maxine Waters from California told the a waste of your time, why do Congresswoman from California. She owes over $19,000 in oil executives that if they can't lower gas without drilling, then you read it? Did your “shrink” and WiFi For All? back taxes. She is U.S. Representative Laura Richardson. No the government would nationalize the industry. The Demo- recommend it for your thera- wonder the Democrat "mortgage rescue plan" included peo- crats are moving beyond Liberalism and into the realms of com- py? Lighten up Louise, life is The FCC (Federal Communications Commission) ple with more than one home. Some people call those people munism. too short to sweat the small has made plans to auction off airwaves in an attempt to speculators. —Cape May County stuff. increase American’s access —Cape May County *** —Green Creek to broadband (high-speed) *** Margaret Mace has the best teachers. They do not hire based *** Internet. The cost of our schools is out of control. If we were get- on who they know, they hire on who is best for the school com- Good idea. Public library It would be required that ting our monies worth, I wouldn't mind. This generation com- munity. Please stop bashing the school because you were at the beach, no discernable the winning bid offer the ing up now can't even change a light bulb. They should give not hired. progress. Good idea, dog park service free of charge for each parent tax credits and let them pick and choose their —North Wildwood in Stone Harbor, no action bad everyone. own school. *** idea, bike path on Second Av- —Lower Township Congratulations to Ms. Macrie at Margaret Mace. She did enue, implemented in record This free service will *** an amazing job at the annual concert. Can't wait to see what time. I have already seen a have some content restric- The feasibility study has been completed. As someone who she does next year. near miss where an impatient tions, however. No por- has had many conversations with year-round residents, I have —North Wildwood soccer mom passed a law- nography or obscene material will be allowed on the to feel the results have been fudged. The 80 percent inter- *** abiding motorist on the right FCC’s free airwaves. viewed must have been a selected group, and the 64 percent To the Stone Harbor councilman who wants to turn valu- and nearly ht a bicyclist in Last time I checked, pornography and being obscene seem contrary to the talk around town. I only hope the 80 per- able borough land into a park: This idea makes as much the bike path…and summer was not illegal. cent are prepared to pay for the building, good luck. The job is sense as requiring us to "Walk on Wednesdays," your previous hasn’t started yet. This is just the FCC’s attempt to take over the Inter- done. Retire and leave the debt for the clergy to come. great idea. Putting a pavilion in a vacant lot is not a park. —Stone Harbor net, something they regret not doing long ago. —Sea Isle City —Stone Harbor *** *** *** We as a nation are now They control TV and radio, and now want to get Everyone spouts off about the four municipalities on the The trash men in Wildwood are horrible. I have had trash experiencing large rises in their hands on the “net.” small island of the Wildwoods. I believe that the majority of the out and they have refused to pick it up because it was not in a food costs, no doubt about One of the major carriers will probably pick it up and people would like all four combined into one government. can. I also fi nd they throw the trashcans and lids anywhere it. We sell our grain and food still somehow manage to profi t off of free, restricted Anyone that is elected to offi ce within each municipality cer- after they dump them. These cans are not very cheap, and stocks to other nations…our Internet. tainly is not going to pursue this effort because it surely will I would appreciate if they would put them back where they reserves are depleted. We pay Remember, freedom isn’t free. eliminate the fat in the government. Does anyone know which found them. I have gotten to the point where I take my trash to (Page A28 Please) steps have to be taken to accomplish this? Perhaps petition the dump to avoid having to deal with these non-workers.

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BIG NEWS : Hot Summer Ahead (Just like every year since the dawn of time.) It’s not like we didn’t know. It You’ll get a full 17-point happens every year. It gets clean and adjust to put your County Teacher of Year Tice Honored hot. Really hot. Then we both system back to factory specs. get to deal with it. It’s normally $139 and worth CREST HAVEN — Free- school district a positive behalf of the Board, I thank state-level Teacher of the holder Ralph E. Bakley Sr. place for students, ” stated Rita for her dedication and Year Program. every penny. and the freeholders hon- Dr. Terrence Crowley, ex- the contributions she has Commissioner of Edu- You want your cooling ored Rita Tice, a teacher ecutive county superinten- made to enrich the lives cation Lucille Davy will system to do its job all But if you schedule it in the Middle Township dent of schools. of students in Cape May announce the New Jersey this School District for 18 Tice also is very involved County,” Bakley stated. State Teacher of the Year summer without getting week, you can get it for just years, for being named the in her community. Through Tice will compete in the in October. robbed on energy bills. $99. That’s a buy! But it’s 2008-09 Cape May County her association with Delta Teacher of the Year at their Kappa Gamma, she was Cape Regional’s C-T about to be a giveaway… May 27 meeting. involved with Project Read We get hundreds of calls Tice, an English teach- to Me, which stresses to Scan Accredited from people who didn’t think Guarantee 1: If our tune-up er at Middle Township parents the importance of High School, also serves reading to their children. RIO GRANDE — The fi ndings to the ACR’s Com- about it until it was too late doesn’t save you its entire cost as the English and World Tice also started Beat Computed Tomography mittee on Accreditation, - - Energy savings are over. in energy in the first 90 days, I’ll Languages Department the Clock Against Breast Services at Cape Radiol- which provides the prac- pay you the difference. (That’s chair. Tice has a BA in Cancer, an annual event ogy has been awarded a tice with a comprehensive So is any “deal” on summer English Education from the that raises funds for a schol- three-year accreditation as report. labor (are you kidding?) It’s like free!) University of Delaware, a arship for a local student a result of a recent survey “ACR accreditation is a all full price. MA in Communications and the American Cancer by the American College of rigorous evaluation process from Rowan University Society. Radiology (ACR). and it demonstrates Cape Guarantee 2: If you don’t like our and holds a Supervisor’s She described a “best” The American College of Regional Medical Center’s They also pay for repairs service, my tech, the color of our Certificate from Capella teacher as those that form Radiology in Reston, Va., commitment to quality uniforms – whatever – I’ll give you University. relationships with indi- awards accreditation to patient care,” stated Dr. that could’ve been avoided “Ms. Tice, a teacher vidual students and makes facilities for the “achieve- Louis Capecci, chairman of with a simple tune up. your money back. for 20 years, is a deserv- learning enjoyable and ment of high practice stan- the Department of Radiol- ing representative of the memorable. They take the dards after a peer-review ogy. “Our accredited and many excellent teachers in time beyond the classroom I’m serious about earning evaluation of the practice. comprehensive Diagnostic Smart Move: The rst thing Cape May County’s Public to help students reach suc- Evaluations are conducted Imaging Services provide you do is take control of your your business. There’s lots Schools. She is involved in cess by demonstrating a by board-certified physi- an exceptional level of care to tell you, but if this ad gets many leadership activities high level of care and sup- cians and medical physi- for our patients, commu- cooling system now. Make and is committed to work- port. cists who are experts in nity, and referring physi- sure it’s ready for summer bigger, I’ll have to raise my ing with others to make her After 20 years in the the fi eld,” according to a cians,” Capecci added. prices! classroom, Tice stated, “I release. The Medical Center also and that it’ll save you the Maple Tree am still excited to go to They assess qualifi cations holds ACR accreditation in, most energy too. school each day”. of the personnel and the mammography, ultrasound So call Precision Air Gift Opens “Rita is a positive role adequacy of facility equip- and radiation oncology. model for her students Heating & Cooling now at ment. Even Smarter: Call us for our SEAVILLE — On May and the community. On The surveyors report Morey Ride Super Summer Tune Up. 609-522-2227. You either love 24, The Maple Tree Coun- try Gift Shoppe, 12 Route Raises $4G These can save energy dollars the service and save money or 50 celebrated its grand and avoid repairs. it’s on us! opening at here. For Charity Joining the festive ribbon cutting ceremony was Sen. WILDWOOD — On Jeff Van Drew (D-1st). May 17 at noon, Morey’s The Maple Tree is one Piers launched the “First of the newest businesses Flight” to “FLY The Great “One Stop Shopping” in this Upper Township Nor’Easter”! community. The event benefited We can do a fully installed Kitchen The Shoppe features Make a Wish Foundation handmade gifts created by of New Jersey and raised cabinets, countertops, design, install, local artists, and also offers over $4,000. Morey’s Piers plumbing, electric, granite etc. classes and workshops on invited the public to par- the premises. It also offers From left, Sen. Jeff Van Drew (D-1st), Rosie McCoy ticipate in the “First Flight” creative birthday work- Maple Tree owner and artist, Allison Whiteside – art- by donating to Make A shops for children. ist, Bryan McCoy, owner. Wish, giving them a chance to be one of the fi rst to Fly - The Great Nor’Easter. Stofanick Wins Cape Regional Honor Four lucky people who donated to Make A Wish COURT HOUSE — Joan encourages everyone to is and keeps the unit orga- Foundation of New Jersey Stofanick, certified unit dress for the holiday, and nized.” along with corporate spon- clerk, was named Cape keeps her team involved “I like to coordinate sors experienced the new Regional Medical Center’s in different activi- and organize ev- “Freedom Flight” seats and Service Excellence of the ties throughout the erything,” stated at the same time helped Month Recipient for May year. Stofanick when grant wishes to Cape May 2008. Stofanick helps asked how she felt County children affl icted Stofanick has been em- those who are not about receiving the with life threatening medi- ployed at Cape Regional having the best day award. “And I love cal conditions. Medical Center since 1984 by offering encour- to see everyone This year Morey’s Piers and has worked in the agement and sup- happy, co-workers has increased the thrill- Same Day Care Center for port. Aside from and patients alike. I factor on one of its most the past 13 years. She was her love of team spirit, she believe that when everyone popular rides. Located on nominated for the award by is, according to a release, is surrounded by cheer, they Surfside Pier at 25th Av- co-workers because of her “on top of her job and is forget about their troubles enue, the legendary Great dedication to her job and the central go-to person for a while and are able to Nor’Easter suspended loop- her ability to bring out the on the unit. Whether it is breathe a little easier.” ing coaster that opened Serving All of Cape May County best in those around her. troubleshooting a problem Stofanick lives in Court in 1995 received a major Stofanick’s co-work- with a computer or a chart, House and has a grown transformation in 2008. ers describe her as their Joan always takes on the job daughter, Christina. When Manufactured by Ve- “cheerleader.” Every holi- and fi nds a solution. She not working, she likes to koma Rides of the Nether- day she decorates the unit, knows where everything shop, eat and work out. lands, the GNE has become an exhilarating new ride Greater Wildwood Chamber Awards experience! The new train features an ergonomically We can renovate your kitchen or your whole home Over $7,000 in Island Scholarships designed seat making the ride experience more en- We are a Division of DeBaun Construction WILDWOOD — Greater Students, parents, guests nical High School: Nicho- joyable by holding the rider www.debaunconstruction.com Wildwood Chamber of and the community con- las DiPrimeo, Stephanie fi rmly, while also providing Commerce Foundation vened to sample “mouth- Zook. unhindered vision in all President Alan Gould, watering dishes and deca- Wildwood High School: directions as well as com- Visit Our 3,000 sq. ft. Showroom! awarded over $7,000 in dent desserts from over 20 Taylor McAlarnen, Kia Con- plete arm freedom. Mon. & Tues. 9-4:30, Wed Closed, scholarships to local Wild- local eateries, a live radio nolly, Simrandeen Kaur, The design utilizes a lap wood students at the Ninth broadcast and a Chinese Jenny Tillotson. bar and innovative vest, to Thur. & Fri. 9-4:30, Sat 10-3pm Annual Wildwoods Restau- auction of fantastic prizes, Wildwood Catholic: comfortably restrain Guests FEATURING ECO/ENVIRONMENTALLY-FRIENDLY/ rant Showcase. including a one-week stay Matthew Mangold, Adam during the ride. The showcase is the in St. Thomas, USVI,” ac- Roszkowski, Patrick Mc- With a redesigned sta- CONSCIENCE WOOD MODE & BROOKHAVEN CABINETRY foundation's largest schol- cording to a release. Guigan. tion and all new red, white arship fundraiser and was Scholarship recipients Students renewing: Kath- and blue color theme the 368-1776 • www.patriotkitchens.com held May 14, at Neil's Steak were: erine Cosimi, Paul Russo, ride opened with rave re- 373 - 96th Street, Stone Harbor and Chowder House. Cape May County Tech- Thomas Manning. views from guests.

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Free Workshop - Estate, Tax, and Nursing Home Planning Wednesday, June 18, 2008 Chef Jason Hippen Opens Jay’s on Third 3:00pm -5:00pm Are you concerned about: STONE HARBOR — Ev- to hard work, and has His experience includes can always identify the fl a- ery chef dreams of opening amassed a resume that sous chef at Marie Nicole’s vors,” Hippen said, “foods Wills his or her own restaurant; rises to the top in the in Wildwood Crest, open- that are really clean and Living Wills after years of training and restaurant business. ing sous chef for both Red delicate.” Powers of Attorney working and studying with A graduate of the Acad- Square at the Tropicana With experience in sev- others, it’s a natural step. emy of Culinary Arts in and Buddakan at the Pier eral Asian restaurants and Estate Taxes But it’s also a step that can Mays Landing, he has at Caesars in Atlantic City, a culinary heritage from Nursing Home Costs lead to nightmares. worked from the Pacifi c as well as in the kitchens his Thai mother, the focus Providing for a Disabled Child “It’s very scary,” stated to the Atlantic, elbow to with Morimoto in Phila- will be on new American Caring for an Elderly Loved One Jason Hippen, owner and elbow with some world- delphia, Josh Dechellis of cuisine with global infl u- chef at the new Jay’s on renowned chefs. Sumile in New York City, ences, Hippen said. Third in Stone Harbor From Maui to Wildwood Lacroix at Rittenhouse He will be joined by Then you should call 609-463-8125 in a release. “But it’s the Crest to Atlantic City and Square in Philadelphia, and wife, Anne Fitzsimons, to reserve your space. promise of that freedom back to Cape May County, Suilian by Susanna Foo at special events director at of expression that gives Hippen has spent more the Borgata. Most recently, the Mid-Atlantic Center for The workshop is presented by you the drive to take that time in the kitchen than Hippen was executive chef the Arts. The couple has a and at the Law Firm of step,” he stated. some people do in a life- at JP Prime Steakhouse in 15-month-old son, Aidan. Hippen is no stranger time. North Wildwood. “I’ll be doing what I love D’AVANZO & POSERINA “The menu will be an to do,” Hippen said. “If expression of me,” Hippen the magic happens, then 1029 Route 9 South, stated. it happens.” “Ingredients will be very Jay’s on Third in Stone Cape May Court House seasonal and local,” he Harbor, formerly Fish continued. “We’re opening Tales, opened for dinners in the summertime at the only on May 23. Hippen shore, so of course there and Fitzsimons are in the will be seafood, but also process of redecorating other meats and poultry to the restaurant, which seats complement the seafood 62. entrees. Patrons are invited to “I love simple foods that bring along their favorite stand out and are not so wine to complement their overly complex where you menu choice. Cape Regional Honors Dix for Volunteerism COURT HOUSE — Bar- Nancy Wheeler Driscoll receives Master of Arts bara Dix was named Cape Garden State Parkway degree from Seton Hall University last month. Regional Medical Center’s EXIT 10 “Special Touch Volunteer Tech’s Wheeler Driscoll of the Month” for April Burke Brothers 2008. 609-465-6000 Awarded Masters Degree Dix has been a Parish Nursing Volunteer since COURT HOUSE — Nan- of her degree program as 2004 after her initial vol- cy Wheeler Driscoll of this “a leader, a student who unteer assignment at the community was awarded holds the ideals of our Et Cetera Shop. She has her Master of Arts degree school's mission and has accumulated almost 400 in Education Leadership, demonstrated academic hours of service. Management and Policy and ethical commitment” The Parish Nursing Pro- from Seton Hall University throughout the course of gram at Cape Regional at the 2008 commence- the program, earning an provides the nurturing of BARBARA DIX ment ceremony. Driscoll award of an engraved me- body, mind and spirit with A resident of Court was one of six valedicto- dallion, and carrying the emphasis on health educa- House, Dix’s “cheerful dis- rians, earning a 4.0 grade spirit stick into the hooding tion, promotion of health position as well as compe- point average. ceremony. and wellness and preven- tency and dependability As a result of her Wheeler Driscoll is a tion of diseases. were resounded by nomina- Visit Us at GSP Exit 10 academic performance, 28-year educator, in her Dix does blood pres- tor and peers alike,” accord- Driscoll was inducted into 22nd year with the Cape sure screenings and health ing to a release. or at the Kappa Delta Pi Inter- May County Technical education programs at her While assisting with a national Honor Society in High School, as teacher church, and is a vital mem- health screening during www.BurkeVW.com Education. of Communication Arts ber of our Parish Nursing Volunteer Recognition Additionally, she was Technology. Outreach Team. Week, Joanne Carrocino, named the Spirit Leader She assists with screen- president and chief execu- ings at health fairs, presen- tive offi cer, Tom Piratzky, PUBLIC NOTICE Sturdy’s Schuler Wins tations of health education executive director of the Mosquito control is everyone’s responsibility, please do your part by preventing programs and the chronic Cape Regional Medical standing water from accumulating on your property. For more information on mosquitoes Employee of Quarter disease self-management Center Foundation, and Ju- and mosquito control contact the Cape May County Department of Mosquito Control Program at (609) program in churches, as lie Paolella, director of Vol- 465-9038 and/or visit our website at www.capemaycountygov.net/mosquito DENNISVILLE — El- well as, various community unteer Services announced len Schuler is Sturdy Sav- organizations. She is one that Dix had been chosen to In compliance with section 9.10 & 9.15 of the New Jersey Pesticide Control Code (N.J.A.C. Title 7, ings Bank Employee of the of three Master Trainers receive this award. Chapter 30) the Cape May County Department of Mosquito Control (CMCDMC) may be applying Quarter. for the Stanford Univer- She was presented with pesticides for the control of adult mosquito populations on an area-wide basis, as needed, throughout Schuler is a senior cus- sity-based Chronic Disease fl owers, Special Touch Vol- Cape May County during the period of April 15 through November 15, 2008. , tomer service representa- Self-Management Program unteer pin, gift and com- tive at the bank’s Dennis- in Cape May County. memorative plaque. The pesticides used will be those recommended by the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station ville offi ce. She has been (NJAES) for the control of adult mosquitoes which include: Malathion (Fyfanon ULV) and/or Resmethrin/ with Sturdy for six years, Dr. Chase Invites Patients piperonyl butoxide (Scourge), and/or Sumithrin/piperonyl butoxide (Anvil 2+2, Anvil 10 +10). Products and started her banking will be applied from the ground by truck or hand held equipment and/or aircraft, all using Low Volume or career 17 years ago. On A.C. Tour of ‘Bodies’ Ultra Low Volume techniques. Schuler is “a constant source of encouragement COURT HOUSE — Lo- Chase of Advanced Chi- Contact the National Pesticide Information Center at 1/800/858-7378 for and motivation and she cal chiropractor Dr. Chris ropractic said, “Part of routine pesticide related health inquires. Call the New Jersey Pesticide shares her energy and en- Chase will do something my job is to help educate Control Program at 609/984-6507 for pesticide regulation information, thusiasm with all, accord- ELLEN SCHULER unique; he will take his our patients on what their pesticide complaints and health referrals. In the case of any pesticide ing to her co-workers,” Cape May County Chapter patients and friends of his bodies look like, specifi cally emergency, please contact the New Jersey Poison Information and according to a release. of Habitat for Humanity. practice “on an exclusive normal from abnormal and Education System at 1/800/222-1222. “We are proud to have Sturdy raised more than fi eld trip to see the bodies how their bodies are inter- Ellen on our team and ap- $2,000 for Habitat during exhibition at Trump Taj connected. In high school Upon request, the Cape May County Department of Mosquito Control shall provide a resident with preciate all that she does,” the event, with Schuler be- Mahal in Atlantic City,” we were all taught anatomy notification at least 12 hours prior to the application, except for Quarantine and Disease Vector Control said Jerry Reeves, Sturdy ing the top fundraiser. according to a release. in sections not as a whole, only when conditions necessitate pesticide application sooner than that time. president and chief execu- Schuler enjoys restoring The “Bodies” tour is the so “Bodies” gives us a tive offi cer. cars with her husband, brainchild of Premier Exhi- unique opportunity to view The phone number/website for updated information on time and location of adult mosquito Schuler fosters an atmo- Mark. The couple has four bitions, Inc., It takes visi- our bodies as a wondrous sphere of teamwork, which children and three grand- tors on a tour of the human inter connected and highly control application(s) is 609/465-9038 press “1”. Website: www.capemaycountygov. is especially evident when children. body by way of real, whole organized whole.” net/mosquito Those seeking further information regarding the Cape May County the Bank participates in the Her favorite project was and partial human body All patients and friends of Department of Mosquito Control activities are requested to contact Peter Bosak, PhD annual “Houses for Habi- restoring a 1966 Dodge specimens dissected and the practice are invited. For NJCPA 24144B, 35 Route 47 North, Dias Creek, New Jersey 08210. tat” campaign to benefi t the Charger. preserved for viewing. inquiries call 465-5358. A28 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers June 4 2008

The Sixth Grade Beginning Band delights the audience with their participation in the May 22 WHS Spring Band Concert. Flutes: Joshua Leon Gabriel, Lisa Stankiewicz. Clarinets: Amanda Cruz, Michael Harris, Malika McNeal, Alexa Serrano. Alto Saxophone: Karina Caban Rios, Jose Rodriguez Perez, Maranyeli Reyes. Trumpets, Angel Colon. Baritones: Christian Perez Dorta, Jose Valentin. Percussion: George Ashton, Johnny Perez Rios, Jorge Valentin, Khryi Hill, Rayquan Walker.

County Historical Society Launches Award Program COURT HOUSE — The tion or rehabilitation of a tion in Cape May County. historic issues. Board of Trustees of the historic site, landscape or This could be someone This might be a city Cape May County Histori- structure. who has petitioned govern- preservation board, a local cal & Genealogical Society The project must be one ment bodies to save historic or county department that announces a new award that has been completed. structures in their jurisdic- assists or maintains a his- program. The program will If you know someone who tion, helped form a local toric structure or an elected honor those who contrib- has done a great job of group to work for historic offi cial who has invested ute to the preservation of preserving or restoring an preservation or worked time in supporting efforts to county history in some old house, an important to make the public aware preserve local history. way or who have devoted building or an old garden, of the value of preserving We encourage residents their energy to supporting you can nominate them for our past. to nominate anyone whom those groups who work to this award. The third category is the they feel is deserving of preserve our past. The second category is Legacy Award. This award this award. Nomination The award program will the Lifetime Achievement will be given to a local or forms are available at the recognize achievement in Award. This award will county government offi cial, museum or by calling 465- three categories. The fi rst be presented to someone board or department for 3535. Winners will be category is the Heritage who has spent a signifi cant exceptional support and/or announced at the society’s Award. This award will amount of their time advo- involvement in historic annual dinner meeting in be given for the preserva- cating for historic preserva- preservation or support of December. Spout Off (From Page A25) *** I’d like to thank the North Wildwood Beach Patrol. The farmers to not farm. We buy development rights from farmers 15th Street guards are back again. North Wildwood has the to preserve farmland. We do not require this land to be farmed. best guards on the Island. We’re all looking forward to a great Theses things need to be corrected. Allow the farmer to earn 2008 summer. a living and end the unjustifi ed “Not to farm” subsidies —North Wildwood now before we are a nation of hungry, poverty-stricken people. *** Remember oil? People in town unite: Postal deliveries are always late. —Cape May County Why is it that people who live in town get their mail delivered *** to their homes after the post offi ce closes? On Saturday when To the spouter who blames our poor mayor for spending the Post Offi ce closes at 11:30 a.m., mail arrives to homes as taxpayers monies on the ‘50s and ‘60s weekend events: These late as 5:45 pm. If you are waiting for a check to arrive you events belong to our Chamber of Commerce. If you want to can’t cash it until Monday. Today is Tuesday and it’s already blame the mayor for spending monies for unsuccessful events, 5:47 p.m. and the mail hasn’t arrived yet! Can’t we get a new try investigating the Christmas extravaganza, the Sweetheart mail carrier? concert, the block party, the Italian Festival and other events. —Woodbine Give credit where credit is due. *** —Wildwood I am an educator in Cape May County. Today I took my (Ed Note: We processed this spout off at least twice before. class to the County Park and Zoo for a fi eld trip. While we had Spout Offs are processed as we receive them, and are pub- From snakes to strawberry shortcake, 18 fi rst graders from Jennifer Masterson’s a wonderful day and enjoyed this gem of Cape May County, I lished in that order. We cannot guarantee that any one submis- class at the Carl Mitnick School in Lower Township had a busy day at Cape was a bit disturbed. I am not sure if you are aware of this, but sion will be printed.) May Tech recently with stops at the Natural Science class where they got to for a school bus to enter the park, just dropping off, there is *** see a snake up close and personal, to the greenhouse and the American Bounty a $60 fee. I fi nd this to be a gross injustice. Not only are we Mother nature had something to do with the storm. The not Café. Seniors in the culinary arts class helped the youngsters, decked out in paying taxes that go to the park and zoo, but we also must pay warning the residents had everything to do with emergency to have school children dropped off for a fi eld trip. What is this white aprons and chef’s hats, cut out biscuits and prepare fresh whipped cream management, mayor, and police force. They never sounded fee for? Why must there be a fee for a drop off and pick up? for miniature strawberry shortcakes. It was also a Masterson family day: Chef any siren; they know that they didn’t. You can fool some of This just doesn’t seem right. Dave Masterson is the culinary arts teacher and his wife Dee help to chaperone the people some of the time but you can’t fool all of the people —Court House daughter Jennifer’s class. all of the time. *** —West Wildwood The New Jersey family leave bill is going to come back to *** Summer Camp haunt us. Philip Kirschner, president of our state’s Business The Champagne Island Wildlife Refuge was well pro- and Industry Association, says that the legislature ignored tected this Memorial Day weekend by volunteers who sat on Registrations more than 50,000 messages sent to the governor and the leg- the beach enforcing the restrictions to island access. It’s too islature urging them not to approve it. With their heads fi rmly bad that as soon as they, left boaters took full advantage and set Being Taken stuck in the sand, our so-called representatives voted for a bill, up picnics and wandered into the restricted areas. If boaters which will extract a steep price in the form of lost jobs and a are ever going to gain access to the island, they need to work WOODBINE — The further deterioration of the state’s economic climate. This law within the system, respect the dozens of signs posted on the Woodbine Recreation will undermines our ability to retain and attract private-sector jobs. island and prove they can coexist with the restrictions. be holding sign-ups for its Clearly, it is anti-business. —North Wildwood Summer Camp 2008. —Lower Township *** (ED. NOTE: Sen. Van Drew voted yes for fi nal passage. As- The program begins Hey why does the recycling money go into the capital bud- semblyman Albano voted yes; Assemblyman Milan voted no.) June 26 and runs for eight get? Why don’t they use the recycling money for recycling like *** weeks. Camp will be from giving me a recycling can? Hats off to the lady who traps birds for cat food. What a 6:45 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The —Villas great idea. The food is fresh, all natural, and you don’t have *** last day of the program is to worry about your cat catching salmonella poisoning from My Memorial Day weekend in Wildwood was a horrible scheduled for August 21. commercial cat food. I’m going to try this for my two cats. start off for the summer. First, when I arrived at my home Package A (three days a Thanks again. there was a vehicle parked in my driveway. I called the police. week) for the eight weeks —Reeds Beach They were very quick to respond with sending a parking en- is $450. *** forcement offi cer. He was very respectful and kind and made The third fl oor west of Marina Bay Towers smells. There Package B (two days a my situation very simple and quick. Now on the other hand, is a dirty dog, a wet dog, an infected dog or a dead dog some- week) for the eight weeks there were so many teens; they were rude, disrespectful, and where in the middle of the hall. You need a gas mask to simply is $280. drunk. I was even unable to take my children to the boardwalk walk by. The offending dog owner needs to fi x the dog ASAP Only 20 children, be- because on every block there was a fi ght. I hope the next vaca- and the property management people need to shampoo the tion I take down there it won’t be as disappointing. tween the ages of 5 and carpet fast. I suggest all visitors arrive with Carpet Fresh in —Philadelphia/Wildwood 13, will be accommodated hand and sprinkle on the way to your destination. And also, *** in this year’s program, so fi nd a way to open that window at the end of the hallway that I would just like to congratulate the Wildwood Crest only the fi rst 20 sign-ups has been broken for years. Gross. Beach Patrol and Crest Rescue for a job well done when will be accepted. Maria Oslar, right, and Leah Yost, both seventh-grad- —North Wildwood they were responding to a spinal/head injury on the beach ers at Bishop McHugh Regional Catholic School, won *** Those interested should over the Memorial Day weekend. As a witness, the Crest life- fi rst and second place, respectively, for their creative I’m thrilled to see the person from Cape May comment see Pat French at the Com- guards, rescue, and Crest PD performed fl awlessly while sta- about bike riders. When are Cape May County offi cials going munity Center today 9-11 writing skills in a contest sponsored by the Ladies of bilizing the young man and moving him off of the beach and to start “Thinking Green?” and do something about fi nish- a.m.; tomorrow 5 to 7 the Ancient Order of Hibernians. Both girls’ essays into the ambulance. This is just another reason why Wildwood ing the bike path? Next, let’s start looking at “Share the have now been entered on the national level. The Crest is one of the best beaches in New Jersey. Have a great p.m. Any questions, call Road” throughout the county. Gas is not getting cheaper and 861-2800 and leave a mes- contest was open to students in public, private and summer. sage. parochial schools. —Wildwood Crest (Page A46 Please)

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For Golf Course Planner Langford, Laguna Oaks Was Easy Putt By JOE HART site. Langford described The 170-yard 15th is course will be $29 with ing the latest on May 22 dards often exceed the endeavor on Bayberry having to build giant “tree one of the few holes in a small extra charge for a to gain approval for some town’s expectations. Road,” the mayor said. COURT HOUSE — By planters” around several which water is not in play. cart, Langford said. temporary structures on Township Mayor F. Na- “His par 3 golf course the look of Fred Langford’s of the trees that were on But with two giant oak Laguna Oaks is a labor of the course. than Doughty expressed there is ingenious. We are new golf course, Laguna the perimeter of the island trees standing on either love that Langford has been At that meeting, Middle similar feelings at a May 19 all very proud of him and Oaks, area beginners and green. side of the fairway like working on for a number of Township Engineer Vince committee meeting. Laguna Oaks.” pros alike are in for a round Native birds seem to like goal posts, Langford said years. He’s gone through Orlando called the golf “If you want to see a of golf as fun to play, as the Laguna Oaks’ environment the hole is one that David countless planning board course a first class proj- piece of work that’s a great Contact Hart at (609) architect’s waterslides on as herons, egrets, killdeer Akers, the kicker for the hearings and state approv- ect noting that Langford’s asset to this community, 886-8600 Ext 35 or at: the Boardwalk are to ride. and osprey can be seen Philadelphia Eagles, might als along the way includ- exacting, meticulous stan- check out Fred Langford’s [email protected] Five acres of manmade enjoying the many trees enjoy. ponds, four waterfalls, ar- and ponds. On the 18th hole, golfers chitectural concrete bridg- Langford plans to open play over an acre of water PROPERTY TRANSFERS RECORDED IN COUNTY CLERK’S OFFICE es, island and peninsula the back nine of the course, to a peninsula green 145 th th greens as well as hundreds located at 600 Bayberry yards away. A multi-tiered BETWEEN May 12 and May 18 ,2008 of preserved trees are just Drive just east of the Gar- waterfall feeding the large some of the features that den State Parkway, on June pond highlights the beauty Seller Buyer Property Address Price make this design special 17 and develop the remain- of the hole. AVALON and that’s just on the newly der of the layout over the Not only does Langford Daniel O’Shaughnessy Anthony & Karen Del Vescovo 238 36th St. $ 825,000 fi nished back nine. next couple seasons. want his course to be a Denise S. Schumann Dianne C. Burkitt, Sharon A. Santangelo Dunn 214 27th St. $ 700,000 When asked how he “When it’s complete, great one, he also wants Gertrude K. & Philip R. Marks John M. & Kathleen Maris 226 24th St. West $ 662,500 PNC Bank N.A., Doris McCamy, Kathleen C. Lex 262 60th St. $ 975,000 went about designing the my goal is to make Laguna it to be accessible to ev- th Thomas J. Welsh Jr. Eric & Bianca Angstadt 520 20 St. $ 1,400,000 course, Langford said it Oaks the fi nest par-3 golf eryone. was easy. course on the East Coast,” “It’s golf for the ages Total for Avalon: $ 4,562,500 “The course layout Langford told the Herald. and for all ages,” was how CAPE MAY evolved from the existing If the front nine turns out he described his concept. HSBC Bank USA N.A. Bernadette DeCastro & Farvivar S. Loresiani 122 Decatur St. $ 750,000 William & Joan Behm et al Giuseppe C. & Irma Ruzzi 1340 Vermont Ave. $ 486,000 environment,” he said. “I anything like the back, he “The course will be a chal- let the land and trees tell may accomplish his lofty lenging par-3 layout for Total for Cape May: $ 1,236,000 me where to put the holes goal. lower handicapped golfers, DENNIS and the ponds.” Most of the holes, which but for high handicaps and Estate of Michael K. Steenland Ruth C. Steenland 520 Woodbine Ave. $ 235,000 The designer made great range in length from 115 to young players an innova- RDS Investments LLC PMNJ Properties LLC 521D Woodbine Oceanview $ 599,000 efforts to preserve trees; 180 yards, have water in tive scorecard will make Total for Dennis: $ 834,000 planting, transplanting, play and all are challeng- some of the holes par-4 or LOWER TOWNSHIP surveying and recording ing, but there are a couple even par-5.” Estate of Michael P. Iannucci JJSRM LLC 504 Seashore Rd. $ 160,000 Lester C. Daisey Wayne L. Stewart & Mary C. DeMaio 742 Seashore Rd. $ 450,000 over 500 throughout the that are unforgettable. Greens fees at the new Anthony E. Varga Ronald B. & Stephanie B. Gosnell 311 Tahoe Dr. $ 242,000 Angelo R. & Patricia M. Raimo Ronald & Mary Ellen Rudolph 100 W. St. John Ave. $ 280,000 Condo Auction to Aid Crest Fire Co. Leonard F. Helbig Diane N. Young 517 Windward Rd. $ 600,000 Joseph & Donna M Thompson Ann M. Kelly 403 E. Jacksonville Ave. $ 166,500 By LAUREN SUIT Volunteer Fire Company of the trustees, told the Federal Nat’l Mortg, Fannie Mae June Lewis 100 Shade Land Ave. $ 200,000 recently received a dona- Herald that sealed bids Total for Lower Township: $ 2,098,500 WILDWOOD CREST tion of an office condo- could be mailed to the bor- MIDDLE TOWNSHIP — It’s not often a real minium. The fi re company ough’s fi rehouse at 7100 US Home Corp Elmer & Ann M. Fuller 301 Seacrest Ave. $ 269,900 estate deal can provide will auction the offi ce, and Pacifi c Avenue or given to US Home Corp Gary C. & Barbara A. Smith 301 Tidewater Ave. $219,900 funds for fi re equipment or all proceeds will go to the any company member. He Steve Critz Daniel Halloran 43 Rte. 47 $ 40,000 Joan & Roberto Rodriguez et al Robert J. & Eileen M. Schwartz 35 Rte. 47 S., Unit 24 $ 50,000 perhaps maintenance on a volunteer organization. said the bidding would be- Beazer Homes Corp. Timothy F. & Rita B. Walls 9 Falkirk Dr. $ 387,125 fi re engine. David Thompson, assis- gin on June 18 and would Estate of Catherine Shields et al Randy Anthony 215 Brighton Rd. $ 240,000 The Wildwood Crest tant chief and chairperson (Page A43 Please) US Home Corp. Alexander & Mary E. Hager 307 Seacrest Ln. $ 269,900 Total for Middle Township: $ 1,476,825 Clemans, Sotheby’s International Link NORTH WILDWOOD Robert G. & Eileen D. Champion Carlos & Angela Valentino 229 E. 6th Ave. $ 350,000 CAPE MAY — Sotheby’s 1159 Washington St., has do business as Chris Clem- st Donald E. Williams Gregory R. & Angela M. Thompson 421 E. 21 Ave., Unit 101 $ 447,500 International Realty Af- joined its luxury real estate ans Sotheby’s International Lawrence & Dolores Miller James T. & Nancy T. Barber 215 E. 10th Ave. $ 575,000 filiates LLC announced network. Realty, according to a re- Engel Group LLC Regan & Derrick Fox, Kristen Fox-Puhl 331 E. 7th Ave, Unit 335 $ 580,000 Christopher & Betty L. Szal Ali & Mahin Koohdary 958 & 1000 Ash Ave. $ 589,000 yesterday that Chris Clem- The firm, owned by lease. nd ans and Co., Inc., Realtors, Christina P. Clemans, will “Chris Clemans’ firm Robert & Karen Gafney et al Michael Ross, Annette Candeloro 416 E. 22 Ave., Unit D $ 360,000 has developed a reputation Total for North Wildwood: $ 2,901,500 ® for providing high-quality OCEAN CITY McCabe Awarded ABR st service to its clients based Lina Passalacqua Daniel H. & Niamh Crossman 257-259 Asbury, Unit A, 1 Fl. $465,000 CAPE MAY – Pe- McCabe joins on a true understanding of Ruth A. &. Andrew Kleinman Robert T. & Nancy J. McKinley 4129-4131 Asbury, Unit B $ 625,000 ter McCabe with more than 32,000 Carmen & Cynthia Borrelli Eric & Patricia Kaufman 4605-4607 West Ave., Unit A $ 355,000 the market,” said Michael Marilyn K. & Kenneth W. Moore John & Betsy Teaford 719 11th St. $ 225,000 Coastline Realty real estate profes- R. Good, president and Patrick A. & Elizabeth K. Mahon Joseph A. & Janice E. Platt 5329 Simpson Ave. $ 527,000 in Cape May has sionals in North chief executive officer, Francis X. Grimes David & Michele, & Anthony & Priscilla Fareno 1743 West Ave. $520,000 been awarded the America who have Sotheby’s International Re- William C. Schmidt William J. & Susan Rauner 135 Bay Ave. $ 472,500 Accredited Buyer earned the ABR® Frank & Linda Massimo Asbury Assoc. II LLC 1348 Asbury Ave., Unit A $ 163,000 alty Affi liates LLC. “We are Richard & Teresa O’Flynn JRE 27 LLC 4425 Central Ave. $ 1,350,000 Representation designation. All proud to have them carry Cheryl L. Huber Timothy R. & Kathleen Donohue 1918 Glenwood Dr. $ 1,800,000 designation by the were required to our brand name in this key Donald Sr. & Elizabeth Browne Joseph A. & Elizabeth M. Coll 2824 West Ave. $ 495,000 Real Estate Buyer’s McCABE successfully com- New Jersey market.” Robert & Madeline O’Neill Thomas F. & Joann N. Fritsche 1824 West Ave., Unit 1 $ 310,000 Agent Council, plete a compre- Patrick Jr. & Alicia M. O’Grady Robert V. & Kathleen M. Miller 133 Central Ave., Unit C $ 288,000 Clemans believes the John & Diane DiMartino Daniel H. & Bethan F. Soderberg 1016 Ave. 1st Fl. $ 547,000 Inc. of the National Asso- hensive course in buyer BF Ventures L.L.C. Daniel & Carol Fox 1111 Wesley Ave., Unit B $ 665,000 ciation of Realtors. (Page A43 Please) (Page A43 Please) Joseph T. & Megan E. Lodise Jonathan D. & Jennifer Stone 2630 West Ave. 2nd Fl. $396,500 George V. & Diane M. Kweder Joseph M. & Susan M. Kempter 2910 West Ave. 2nd Fl. $ 500,000 Lester Jr. & Judith D. Miller Charles Hicks 1018 Central Ave. 2nd Fl. $ 580,000 Spotlight on your new home! Estate of Rose M Trasatto William B. & Cynthia N. Butler 1812 Bay Ave. $ 370,000 Spotlight on your new home! Total for Ocean City: $ 10,654,000 This spacious 2 bedroom 2 bathroom SEA ISLE CITY Paul Iacovoni Stuart B. & Angela M. Rosen 3500 Boardwalk Unit 618 $ 535,000 condo is located in Seapointe Vil- Andrew E. Wynn Marc & Marla Sacchetta 139 46th St. E. $ 690,000 lage, a gated community, situated Bernard & Margaret Toal et al Emmanuel J. & Maureen C. Argentieri 57 83rd. St. $ 787,500 th on 17 oceanfront acres. The condo Stephen & Michele Spaeder Christopher N. & Donna M. Phillips 17 74 St. Unit East $ 945,000 Thms. & Andrea Schwartz et al Edward M. & Kathleen G. Waddington 7609 Central Ave. $ 742,500 is located on the 3rd floor of the Joseph J. & Karen Z. Duffy Joseph F. & Elizabeth L. Casey 218 81st. St. W. $ 665,000 North Beach Building, and has the Total for Sea Isle City: $ 4,365,000 luxury of 2 separate balconies. The UPPER TOWNSHIP large master bedroom has a private George C. & Ruth A. Cline Patrick A. & Elizabeth K. Mahon 209 S. Commonwealth Ave. $ 465,000 balcony overlooking the entrance to Jill Bonin Daniel & Gena Sakers 9 Harrys Ct. $455,000 Seapointe Village and the recreation Total for Upper Township: $ 2,901,500 area. The other balcony is accessed WILDWOOD from the living room and affords you great views of the pool and beach. Hue T. Dang Phap Tram, Loan Huynh 4309 Pacific Ave. $ 217,000 Seapointe Village has many other wonderful amenities to enjoy, including Beazer Homes Corp. Michelle Wade 101 W. Spruce Ave., Unit 401 $ 775,000 an indoor/outdoor pool, tennis and basketball courts, and a playground Michael A. Payne Pourboys of Wildwood LLC 4601 New Jersey Ave. $800,000 Wildwood Square LLC Bernard H. & Clare M. Staub 151 W. Schellenger Ave. $ 350,000 for the kids. Gertrude C. Robinson William H. & Eileen Gamble 153 W. Hand Ave. $ 190,000 Whether you’re looking for a great investment with proven rental history Total for Wildwood: $ 2,332,000 or a place for you and your family to enjoy, Seapointe Village can’t be WILDWOOD CREST beat. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to own a piece of paradise Ralph G. & Lucille M. Johnson Michael A. Sr. & Joy E. DiAntonio 8501 Atlantic Ave., Unit 4222 $ 80,750 at an unbelievable price. Presented by Jewell Real Estate Agency. Freemont Investment & Loan CLJ Realty Co. LLC 9905 Seapointe, Unit 30B $515,000 Contact Joyce Jewell 609-729-8505 Albert & Marian Pellecchia William B. & Linda L. Kohler 9101 Atlantic Ave., Unit 101 $ 350,000 Visit www.JewellRealEstateAgency.com See Grapes LLC Theresa M. McKenna 8401 Atlantic Ave., Unit 301 $ 150,000 Total for Wildwood Crest: $ 1,095,750 For more on real estate visit COUNTY TOTAL: $ 34,457,575 www.capemaycountyherald.com/more/realestate Compilation © 2008 Seawave Corporation Source Data: Cape May County Clerk’s Office A30 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers June 4 2008

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Goshen Road In Cape May Courthouse 609-677-6836 Condo for sale by owner. Directions: For more information, please call or visit our Meadow Valley community. Take Garden State Pkwy. S. to Exit 6. Turn 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. μ WebID #: 150578 left on 147 W. (Indian Trail Rd.) Past Rt. 9. Second left on Pennsylvania Ave. Information Center on left. NO CONDO FEES. Mov- Looking for something? ing to California. Fast sale $289,900.

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μ WebID #: 150149 Lease/Option. Townshouse for sale by 609-465-3791 609-886-5163 owner: New 2800 sq. ft., Summer Rental- WINTER RENTAL μ 609-969-7070 4 large bedrooms, 2 1/2 WebID #: 152294 Winter Rental- bath, large laundry room, North Wildwood μ magnifi cent kitchen SPACE FOR RENT WebID #: 151952 OPEN STONE HARBOR w/stainless steel appli- 2 bedroom cottage, Year Round Rental- Space for Rent- ances, gramite. Deck off sleeps 4. 1 block from 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH HOUSE master suite with a view beach and boardwalk. AVALON LINKS COMPLETELY FUR- of the ocean. Very spa- NORTH WILDWOOD Weekly, monthly or sea- RENTALS NISHED 4TH FLOOR Sat., June 7, cious. $539,000 sonal CONDO RIGHT OFF Offi ce/retail space for Several models available 9am- 2pm ELEVATOR WITH 609-231-3730 rent. 1600 sq. ft. Prime from $1700 - $2000 per 609-522-3939 COVERED PARKING. location: 6th & New Jer- month 33 Acorn Lane, Cape May Court House μ AVAILABLE 10-1-08 WebID #: 151607 sey. μ (North on Court House- Dennisville Road past ACCC on left) WebID #: 148443 TO 5-1-09. NO PETS, Call Jim McDonald, SECURITY, REFER- Impeccable 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, 2 story colonial LOTS 609-523-0104 Summer Rental- Avalon Real Estate ENCES. $775/MONTH + in great neighborhood. 12x30’ screened porch, 2 car Agency 609-967-3001 garage, fenced yard, central air, new roof, windows & Lots- μ WebID #: 150147 WILDWOOD ELECTRIC 570-985-7619 siding. $349,000. 1 BLOCK TO BEACH μ WebID #: 152463 BEAUTIFUL SUMMER RENTAL μ WebID #: 147887 609-368-2323 • Call Paul Hughes WOODED LOT All new 2 bedroom. cen- PLACE RENTAL ADS HERE - Re/Max Avalon-Stone Harbor tral air. Sleeps 6. $695/ CALL 886-8600 EXT. 33 OR 34 Beautiful wooded lot in week or seasonal YEAR ROUND new & upcoming neigh- Summer Rental- RENTAL PUBLIC NOTICE borhood, must be seen. 609-408-7755 ANGLESEA Year Round Rental- Lot size is 155’ front- The County of Cape May, New Jersey will hold a public μ WebID #: 152313 age x 125’ deep. Lot th is cleared for building Monthly rental 1 bed- 2 BEDROOMS hearing on Thursday, June 12 at 10:00 am in the Cape May & includes city water, room well maintained County Administration Building, 4 Moore Road, Cape May unit. $2900/month in WEST WILDWOOD septic system & house Summer Rental- Court House, New Jersey in Middle Township, Cape May plans, If desired. For season year round or month to month. Waterviews, County, New Jersey. sale by owner at corner WILDWOOD of Raleigh & Coulmbia 609-204-4259 close to bridge, nice 2- 3 bedrooms. Near Avenues in Whitesboro. area. $950. 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None of the funds requested will result in the COURT HOUSE the bay, 2 bedrooms, sleeps 6, cable, no pets. Year Round Rental- displacement or relocation of people. Call 609-884-3981 2 bedroom, 1 bath mo- μ 215-463-6387 Avalon Beach bile home, 1988. $45,000 WebID #: 150302 Year Round Rental- 2 Eligible activities include: or make offer. μ WebID #: 150636 Bedroom Garage Apart- 1. Acquisition of real property; ment, 1 block to beach, 2. Acquisition, construction or installation of public 609-432-7067 Summer Rental- 1 bath, central air, wash- facilities; μ er/dryer, sun deck, ga- 3. Code enforcement in deteriorated or deteriorating areas; WebID #: 151272 NEAR CAPE MAY Summer Rental- rage, no pets, $1275. Mobile Home- Call (863) 287-2064 4. Clearance, demolition, and rehabilitation of buildings; Summer apartment, WILDWOOD CREST 5. Special projects to remove architectural barriers which μ Mobile Home For 1 bedroom, off street WebID #: 150602 restrict accessibility of the elderly and handicapped; 2 bedroom, living room, Sale parking. Credit check, 6. Provision of public services; references, small pet kitchen, laundry room, HERALD ADS WORK! For Sale By Owner A/C. $700/week. PLACE YOUR AD HERE 7. Activities necessary to develop: a comprehensive considered. $6000/sea- son or $2000/month. community development plan; and policy planning 2 bedroom, 1 bath, 1971 609-523-1842. management capacity to enable the recipient to more mobile home, 55’ x12’ The with 8’ x 22’ add on sun 478-287-5037 effectively administer the program; μ WebID #: 152545 HANNEL’S room, central air, natural μ CApartments 8. Payment of reasonable administrative costs; and WebID #: 152457 gas, partially furnished. TO PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD Professionally Managed 9. Activities carried out by public or private non-profi t Must be park approved. CALL 886-8600 EXT. 33 OR 34 Special! organizations. Asking $45,000 Summer $100 Off First Call 609-972-9513 THIS WEEK’S FEATURED PROPERTY Month’s Rent & Free Gift Exp. 5/31/08 The applicant is proposing an application in the amount μ WebID #: 149202 Now Accepting Small Pets of $400,000 for the ARC of Cape May County Facilities Enhancement Program, Phase 2, which will rehabilitate Office hours 9 to 5 1 BEDROOM residential group homes and an employment center operated to Monday - Friday $ 00 825 care for individuals with developmental disabilities. Offi ce for 501 Beach Avenue, Cape May 2 BEDROOM All citizens are encouraged to offer comments at the public Condo-Tel Marquis de Lafayette Penthouse Suites. $ 00 Rent Pool. Ocean Front. New Construction. Great Investment 895 hearing or by writing to the Cape May County Offi ce of Stone Harbor Opportunity. Units from $335,000 - $587,500 Call or email for more information. • Air Conditioning Economic Resources & Capital Planning, 4 Moore Road Business Carol [email protected] • Swimming Pool – DN 132, Cape May Court House, New Jersey 08210, District (609) 884-5005 or 800-377-7843 • Laundry Facilities ATTN: Leslie Gimeno. Within 10 days following the public 1400 Texas Avenue, Cape May • Heat/Hot Water hearing, written comments may also be sent to the New Jersey $400/ month Included CAROL MENZ, AMI MENZ, Department of Community Affairs, Grant Development & Call... GRI/SRES, BROKER SRES, REALTOR (609) 884-0026 Dolores 609-374-0325 609-425-5756 Contract Administration Unit, Post Offi ce Box 811, Trenton, For a Full Inventory of Sale and Rental Properties. 3910 Bayshore Rd. New Jersey, 08625-0811. 609-368-3005 Visit us at www.CoastlineRealty.com N. Cape May A32 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Real Estate Classifi ed Herald Newspapers June 4 2008

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CAPE MAY CAPE MAY Cape May large deck, water view. 2 bedroom, 1 bath WILDWOOD COURT HOUSE Court House ✬✬✬✬✬ Washer/dryer, 2 small house, 1 1/2 blocks from 3 bedroom, 2 bath, off North Cape May bedrooms, living room, Bay. Washer/dryer, large Beach & Boardwalk street parking, close to 3 bedroom, 2 bath, of- Large 2 bedroom, 2 bath 1 & 2 Bedroom kitchen, bath, private family room, living room, block. 3 bedrooms, beach and mall area. fi ce and den, 1600 sq house, 1 1/2 car garage, Apartments parking. Available June. eat-in kitchen. $995/ 2 bath, eat-in kitchen, $1350 /month + utilities. ft. 1 car garage, washer/ hardwood fl oors, large Pet Friendly $850 + utilities. Refer- month + utilities. separate living room, Washer & dryer. Security dryer. Walk to hospital, yard on quiet street near ences required. laundry area. No pets, & credit check required. hospital and shopping. Call Jordan, non-smoking premis- library. $1495 + utilities. 1 MONTH No smoking. Central air, gas heat, city Cell, 609-741-0240 215-896-0104 es. $1100 per month + 609-889-6766 sewer. $1200/month + FREE* or 215-743-9444 μ $1650 security deposit. Call Jill, 609-463-1020 utilities. 1 1/2 month se- STARTING WebID #: 150518 No utilities included. μ WebID #: 151976 curity, credit and refer- μ Credit & background or 913-461-9498. AT $825 WebID #: 152514 ence check. check required.

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739 Washington St., Cape May, NJ www.jerseycaperealty.com 609-884-5800 • 800-643-0043 CHECK OUT WEB SITE FOR RENTAL AVAILABILITIES. WHILE ON OUR SITE CHECK OUT OUR FULL INVENTORY OF SALE PROPERTIES PRICED TO SELL PRIVATE ADULT COMMUNITY RANCHER JUST LISTED SUNDAY JUNE 8th 12:00 TO 2:00 7 Victory Drive Rio Grande 21 Davis Place (Unit 2) North Cape May 28 Hyannis Drive Tranquility Park Hosted by Andrew Scrivani 4 years old, 4 BR, 3 BA, cathedral Desirable Bayshore Woods. 2-BR, Lovely year round neighborhood NUMEROUS POSSIBILITIES ceilings, central air, ceiling fans, wrap 2 BA (whirlpool master), screened offers 3 BR, 2 BA, cathedral ceiling, 10021 Corinthian Drive, Stone Harbor around deck, oversized lot, vinyl patio, living room, pantry/laundry. f/p, dining area, appliances, 1.5-car Front porch fence. $369,000 Close to shopping, area beaches, attached garage. $399,900 w/inlet view. restaurants and hospital. $165,000 Each fl oor has 2 BR, 1BA, kitchen & h/ w floors. 1- car attached garage, plus additional parking. Excellent rental potential. $999,900

SUNDAY JUNE 8th 2:30 TO 4:30 TWO NEWER IDENTICAL UNITS EXCEPTIONALLY CUTE UNIQUE 2-STORY TWIN Hosted by Andrew Scrivani 314 E Maple Avenue (Units A & B) RANCHER 1110 Pennsylvania Avenue Cape May nd FIRST FLOOR CONDO “SEA WYNN COURT” Wildwood 429 W. Wildwood Avenue 3 br, 2 ba, gas f/p, 2 fl deck, central 5806A Atlantic Avenue, Wildwood Crest Short block to beach. Each unit offers West Wildwood air, detached garage, attic. $509,900 5 BR, 3 BA, Cathedral ceiling, gas f/p, Located near the Marina district. 2 central air. Excellent rental history. bedrooms, 1 bath, eat-in kitchen, $575,000 Each. laundry/utility room, inviting rear deck, 1-car detached garage. $259,900

Ocean view from front porch. 2 BR, 1.5 BA. Condo fee includes heat, water, all exterior insurance, exterior maintenance & trash removal. $269,000 Herald Newspapers June 4 2008 Real Estate Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A33 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE OF be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape All publication costs are paid for by the plain- TAX LOT NO. 382 in BLOCK 11 Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New APPLICATION FOR RENEWAL OF May County. This sale is subject to unpaid tiff. a return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser sale without further notice of publication. Jersey. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSES taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Attorney KLEHR, HARRISON, HARVEY, Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 623 ft shall have no further recourse against the All publication costs are paid for by the plain- 2008-2009 LICENSE TERM liens and other Municipal Assessments. The BRANZBURG & ELLERS x 590 ft x 634 ft x 674 ft (aka 54 ft x 667 ft Mortgagor, the Mortgagor’s attorney. tiff. Property to be sold is located in the Town- amount due can be obtained from the local Sheriff: John F. Callinan x 54 ft x 674 ft) Attorney PELLEGRINO & FELDSTEIN ship of Lower, County of Cape May and Notice is hereby given that applications to taxing authority. 752850 A full legal description of the premises can Sheriff: John F. Callinan State of New Jersey. renew all annual alcoholic beverage licenses Amount due under judgment is 4x Fee=$126.36 Nearest Cross Street: Formerly land of be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape 752857 will be fi led with the Director of the Division of $118,089.87 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees 5/14, 5/21, 5/28, 6/4/08 Wheaton Industries May County. This sale is subject to unpaid 4x Fee=$102.06 Premises commonly known as: 115 Fran- Alcoholic Beverage Control or the municipal to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- ______taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer 05/21, 05/28, 06/04, 06/11/08 ces Ave., Villas, NJ 08251 local license issuing authority and may be ap- tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount SHERIFF’S SALE Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, liens and other Municipal Assessments. The ______proved on or after May 1st of this year. Objec- of 20% of the bid price is required. municipal or tax liens that may be due. amount due can be obtained from the local SHERIFF’S SALE TAX LOT NO. 12 in BLOCK NO. 231 tion to any renewal should be made immedi- The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out taxing authority. ately in writing to the Municipal Clerk of the sale without further notice of publication. of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Tax and prior lien info: At the time of the Amount due under judgment is By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Dimension of Lot Approximately: 50 x 100 municipality where the license is located if that All publication costs are paid for by the plain- Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- publication taxes/sewer/water information $1,424,753.30 costs, interest and Sheriff’s of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery license sells alcoholic beverages to consum- tiff. BER CPM L 519 04, pending wherein FRANK was not available – You must check with fees to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- Nearest Cross Street: Glenwood Avenue ers, or the Director, Division of Alcoholic Bev- Attorney ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- J. AVANZATO, JR., LYNN AVANZATO, the tax collector for the exact amounts certifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the BER DJ 61812 07, pending wherein VELOC- Beginning at a point in the northeasterly erage Control, P.O. Box 087, Trenton, New MAN GEORGE HOLSMAN, ELAINE HOLSMAN, due. amount of 20% of the bid price is required. ITY INVESTMENTS LLC the plaintiff AND line of Frances Avenue 40 feet wide, said Jersey 08625 for any other type of alcoholic Sheriff: John F. Callinan NANCI LAMBERT, ROCKHILL LAMBERT The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any DAVID S. LINDSAY are the defendant(s), I beginning point being distant 300 feet, beverage license. No individual notices will 752848 AND MICHAEL WALTERS the plaintiff AND A full legal description of the premises can sale without further notice of publication. shall expose for sale at public venue on: measured southeastwardly along said be published with respect to license renewal 4x Fee=$126.36 DEBORAH FITZPATRICK A/K/A DEBBI be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape All publication costs are paid for by the plain- WEDNESDAY THE 18TH DAY OF southwesterly line of Frances Avenue from applications. 5/14, 5/21, 5/28, 6/4/08 PATRICK AND GYPSY PRODUCTIONS A/ May County. This sale is subject to unpaid tiff. JUNE A.D. 2008 its intersection with the southeasterly line ______K/A GYPSY PRODUCTIONS, INC. AND G.P. taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Attorney PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court of Glenwood Avenue 40 feet wide, JERRY FISCHER SHERIFF’S SALE ASSOCIATES are the defendant(s), I shall liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Sheriff: John F. Callinan House Building located at 9 N. Main Street DIRECTOR expose for sale at public venue on: amount due can be obtained from the local 752855 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Prior Liens/Encumbrances DIVISION OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out WEDNESDAY THE 11TH DAY OF taxing authority. 4x Fee=$150.66 Jersey. Qrt 2 05/02/08 Open: $713.25 CONTROL of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- JUNE A.D. 2008 Amount due under judgment is 05/21, 05/28, 06/04, 06/11/08 Water Open + Penalty: $915.04 cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court $251,534.50 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees ______Property to be sold is located in the City of Sewer Open + Penalty: $375.54 10x Fee=$145.80 NUMBER F 19789 07, pending wherein House Building located at 9 N. Main Street to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- SHERIFF’S SALE North Wildwood, County of Cape May and WELLS FARGO BANK, NA the plaintiff AND (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount State of New Jersey. TOTAL AS OF May 5, 2008: $2,003.83 04/02, 09, 16, 23, 30/08, 05/07, 14, 21, 28/08, LAURA L. SCAVETTI are the defendant(s), I Jersey. of 20% of the bid price is required. By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out 06/04/08 shall expose for sale at public venue on: The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Premises commonly known as: 1211 Cen- A full legal description of the premises can ______WEDNESDAY THE 11TH DAY OF All right, title and interest of Deborah Fitz- sale without further notice of publication. cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET tral Avenue, North Wildwood, NJ 08260 be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape SHERIFF’S SALE JUNE A.D. 2008 patrick, also known as Debbi Fitzpatrick, All publication costs are paid for by the plain- NUMBER F 26151 07, pending wherein May County. This sale is subject to unpaid at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court in the real property located at 908 Seacliff tiff. WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK, FA the TAX LOT AND BLOCK NUMBER: Block taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Road, Ocean City New Jersey, identifi ed Attorney ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- plaintiff AND LOUIS V. BANNON, ET ALS 239, Lot 1 on the Tax Map of North Wild- liens and other Municipal Assessments. The of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New on the Ocean City Tax Map as Block 70.50, MAN are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale wood, NJ 08260 amount due can be obtained from the local Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- Jersey. Lots 10 and 12. The property is approxi- Sheriff: John F. Callinan at public venue on: taxing authority. BER F 23841 07, pending wherein HSBC mately 680 feet from the nearest cross 752853 WEDNESDAY THE 18TH DAY OF Dimensions: 50’ x 100’ Amount due under judgment is BANK USA, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS Property to be sold is located in the Town- street, Waverley Boulevard and consists 4x Fee=$121.50 JUNE A.D. 2008 $282,668.66 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees TRUSTEE FOR FIRST NLC TRUST 2005-3 ship of Dennis, County of Cape May and of approximately 5000 square feet. 5/14, 5/21, 5/28, 6/4/08 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Number of Feet to Nearest Cross Street: to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- the plaintiff AND DOROTHY DOYLE, ET AL State of New Jersey. ______House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Corner Lot – Nearest Cross Street is 14th tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at Ms. Fitzpatrick is a Tenant by the Entirety SHERIFF’S SALE (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Avenue of 20% of the bid price is required. public venue on: Premises commonly known as: 1419 Route with her husband F. Emmitt Fitzpatrick, II Jersey. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any WEDNESDAY THE 11TH DAY OF 47, Township of Dennis, NJ 08214 and the interest being sold consists of Ms. By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out FULL DESCRIPTION: Deed Book 3195 sale without further notice of publication. JUNE A.D. 2008 Fitzpatrick’s undivided one-half interest in of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Property to be sold is located in the City of Page 611 All publication costs are paid for by the plain- at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court TAX LOT NO. 2 in BLOCK 64 the property for the joint lives of Mr. and cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET Ocean City, County of Cape May and State tiff. House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Mrs. Fitzpatrick, along with the right of sur- NUMBER F 25032 07, pending wherein of New Jersey. A full legal description of the premises can Attorney FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 67 ft vivorship in the entire property. DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Sheriff: John F. Callinan Jersey. x 85 ft COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE UNDER THE Premises commonly known as: 3624-3626 May County. This sale is subject to unpaid 752860 A full legal description of the premises can POOLING AND SERVICING AGREEMENT West Ave., Ocean City, NJ 08226 taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer 4x Fee=$131.22 Property to be sold is located in the Town- Nearest Cross Street: Jakes Landing Road be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape DATED AS OF MARCH 1, 2006, GSRPM liens and other Municipal Assessments. The 05/21, 05/28, 06/04, 06/11/08 ship of Lower, County of Cape May and May County. This sale is subject to unpaid MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST, 2006-1 the TAX LOT NO. 15, C3626 in BLOCK NO. amount due can be obtained from the local ______State of New Jersey. Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer plaintiff AND LACY M. KEITH, ET AL are the 3604 taxing authority. PUBLIC AUCTION for 1979 30’ Skylark municipal or tax liens that may be due. liens and other Municipal Assessments. The defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public Amount due under judgment is Travel Trailer and various personal property Premises commonly known as: 111 Idaho amount due can be obtained from the local venue on: Dimension of Lot Approximately: 15 x 100 $8,280.68 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to to include furniture and camping gear, June Avenue, Villas, NJ 08251 Tax and prior lien info: At the time of the taxing authority. WEDNESDAY THE 18TH DAY OF (50%) be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certi- 19, 2008 at 8 am at Acorn Campground, 419 publication taxes/sewer/water information Amount due under judgment is JUNE A.D. 2008 fi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount Route 47 South, Green Creek, NJ 08219. BEING KNOWN as LOT 27, 2602 and 28.01, was not available – You must check with $495,000.00 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Nearest Cross Street: 36th Street of 20% of the bid price is required. BLOCK 332, on the offi cial Tax Map of the the tax collector for the exact amounts to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Property, all that certain condominium unit The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any 2x Fee=$9.72 Township of Lower Villas due. tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New and its undivided percentage interest in sale without further notice of publication. 05/28, 06/04/08 of 20% of the bid price is required. Jersey. the common elements situate, lying and All publication costs are paid for by the plain- ______Dimensions: 60.00 feet x 95.00 feet x 60.00 ATTN: The Plaintiff may let the bid go for The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any being in the City of Ocean City, County tiff. SHERIFF’S SALE feet x 95.00 feet less than the judgment amount consistent sale without further notice of publication. Property to be sold is located in the Town- of Cape May, and State of New Jersey, Attorney RAGAN & RAGAN with the adjusted FMV of the property at All publication costs are paid for by the plain- ship of Middle, County of Cape May and bounded and described as follows: in- Sheriff: John F. Callinan By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Nearest Cross Street: States Avenue the time of sale. Plaintiff may also agree tiff. State of New Jersey. cluding the appurtenances thereto in fee 752858 of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- to a short sale. Please address any inqui- Attorney FLASTER, GREENBERG simple, subject to the provisions of New 4x Fee=$111.78 cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal ries to: Sheriff: John F. Callinan Premises commonly known as: 122 George Jersey Condominium Act (R.S. 46:8B-10, 05/21, 05/28, 06/04, 06/11/08 NUMBER F 15497 07, pending wherein liens or other charges, and any such tax- [email protected] 752851 & Dunbar Street Et Seq) its amendments and supplements ______BAYVIEW LOAN SERVICING, LLC the rd es, charges, liens, insurance premiums or Please use our File No. and “3 Party” or 4x Fee=$126.36 and to the provisions of the Master Deed SHERIFF’S SALE plaintiff AND AIN’T WE SWEET, LLC are the other advances made by plaintiff prior to “Short Sale” in your subject line. 5/14, 5/21, 5/28, 6/4/08 TAX LOT NO. 1 and 3, BLOCK 932 of “3624-26 West Avenue Condominium”, defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public this sale. All interested parties are to con- ______a condominium dated of even date here- By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out venue on: duct and rely upon their own independent A full legal description of the premises can SHERIFF’S SALE Dimensions: 25’ x 100’ with and intended to be recorded immedi- of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- WEDNESDAY THE 25TH DAY OF investigation to ascertain whether or not be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape ately prior hereto in the Cape May County cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET JUNE A.D. 2008 any outstanding interest remain of record May County. This sale is subject to unpaid By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Nearest Cross Street: Corner of George & Clerk’s Offi ce. NUMBER F 24430 07, pending wherein at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court and/or have priority over the lien being taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Dunbar Street COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS, INC. the House Building located at 9 N. Main Street foreclosed and, if so the current amount liens and other Municipal Assessments. The cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET “The sheriff hereby reserves the right to plaintiff AND DALE MADKIFF, SR.; CYN- (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New due thereon. amount due can be obtained from the local NUMBER F 14247 04, pending wherein Superior Interests (if any): None adjourn this sale without further notice THIA L. MADKIFF, HIS WIFE, ET ALS are Jersey. taxing authority. MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRA- through publication” the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at ** If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Amount due under judgment is TION SYSTEMS, INC. AS NOMINEE FOR A full legal description of the premises can public venue on: Property to be sold is located in the City of Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only $88,888.90 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees GMAC MORTGAGE CORPORATION D/ be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Prior Liens/Encumbrances WEDNESDAY THE 18TH DAY OF Ocean City, County of Cape May and State a return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- B/A DITECH.COM the plaintiff AND KATH- May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Taxes Open: $1,167.75 JUNE A.D. 2008 of New Jersey. shall have no further recourse against the tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount LEEN ROSE DE LORENZO, ET AL are the taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Mortgagor, the Mortgagor’s attorney. of 20% of the bid price is required. defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public liens and other Municipal Assessments. The TOTAL AS OF April 30, 2008: $1,167.75 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Premises commonly known as: 1050 Bay The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any venue on: amount due can be obtained from the local (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Avenue A full legal description of the premises can sale without further notice of publication. WEDNESDAY THE 11TH DAY OF taxing authority. A full legal description of the premises can Jersey. be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape All publication costs are paid for by the plain- JUNE A.D. 2008 Amount due under judgment is be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape TAX LOT NO. 19 in BLOCK NO. 1010 May County. This sale is subject to unpaid tiff. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court $34,831.19 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Property to be sold is located in the Town- taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Attorney ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- House Building located at 9 N. Main Street to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer ship of Dennis, County of Cape May and Dimension of Lot: 39 x 67 liens and other Municipal Assessments. The MAN (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount liens and other Municipal Assessments. The State of New Jersey. amount due can be obtained from the local Sheriff: John F. Callinan Jersey. of 20% of the bid price is required. amount due can be obtained from the local Nearest Cross Street: Eleventh Street taxing authority. 752849 The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any taxing authority. Premises commonly known as: 182 Chest- Amount due under judgment is 4x Fee=$140.94 Property to be sold is located in the Town- sale without further notice of publication. Amount due under judgment is nut Street, Woodbine (a/k/a Belleplain) Beginning at the Northerly corner of Elev- $112,062.04 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees 5/14, 5/21, 5/28, 6/4/08 ship of Dennis, County of Cape May and All publication costs are paid for by the plain- $620,961.68 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees (Dennis Township), NJ enth Street and Bay Avenue; containing to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- ______State of New Jersey. tiff. to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- Northeastwardly along the Northwesterly tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount SHERIFF’S SALE Attorney POWERS KIRN LLC tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount It is known and designated as Block 31, line of Bay Avenue 39 ft in front or breadth of 20% of the bid price is required. Premises commonly known as: 158 Wood- Sheriff: John F. Callinan of 20% of the bid price is required. Lot 24 and of that width extending Northwest- The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out bine-Ocean View Road 752854 The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any wardly between parallel lines, one being sale without further notice of publication. of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- 4x Fee=$111.78 sale without further notice of publication. The dimensions are approximately 80 feet the Northeasterly line of Eleventh Street, All publication costs are paid for by the plain- cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET TAX LOT 3, TAX BLOCK 231 05/21, 05/28, 06/04, 06/11/08 All publication costs are paid for by the plain- wide by 539 feet long (irregular) 67.5 ft. in length or depth. tiff. NUMBER F 15207 07, pending wherein ING ______tiff. Attorney PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG BANK, FSB the plaintiff AND CAROUSEL BY Approximate Dimensions: 80’ x 160’ SHERIFF’S SALE Attorney FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD Nearest Cross Street: 6th Street Prior Liens/Encumbrances Sheriff: John F. Callinan THE SEA, LLC, ET ALS are the defendant(s), Sheriff: John F. Callinan 2007 taxes: $1,023.73 open + penalty 752847 I shall expose for sale at public venue on: Nearest Cross Street: Corson Lane By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out 752856 Prior Lien(s): Subject to unpaid taxes and 2007 taxes: $772.30 open + penalty 4x Fee=$145.80 WEDNESDAY THE 11TH DAY OF of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- 4x Fee=$155.52 other municipal liens. 2008 1st Qtr.: $337.87 open + penalty st st 5/14, 5/21, 5/28, 6/4/08 JUNE A.D. 2008 A full legal description of the premises can cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET 05/21, 05/28, 06/04, 06/11/08 As of 1/18/2008 taxes are paid through 1 2008 1 Qtr.: $254.88 open + penalty nd ______at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape NUMBER F 27383 07, pending wherein U.S. ______quarter 2008. 2 quarter 2008 taxes in the SHERIFF’S SALE House Building located at 9 N. Main Street May County. This sale is subject to unpaid BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, A NA- SHERIFF’S SALE amount of $542.30 was due on 5/1/2008. A full legal description of the premises can (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer TIONAL BANKING ASSOCIATION, NOT IN be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Jersey. liens and other Municipal Assessments. The ITS INDIVIDUAL CAPACITY, BUT SOLELY By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Subject to Judgment No. DJ-066827-2002 May County. This sale is subject to unpaid of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- amount due can be obtained from the local AS TRUSTEE OF THE BANC OF AMERICA of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- in the sum of $3,154.80, plus costs. First taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET Property to be sold is located in the Bor- taxing authority. FUNDING CORPORATION TRUST 2007-1 cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET American Title Insurance Company will liens and other Municipal Assessments. The NUMBER F 5110 05, pending wherein ough of Wildwood Crest, County of Cape Amount due under judgment is the plaintiff AND WILLIAM SAPONARO, JR., NUMBER DJ 29454 08, pending wherein L.T. insure without exception or issue letter of amount due can be obtained from the local WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. SUCCESSOR May and State of New Jersey. $17,099.78 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees ET AL are the defendant(s), I shall expose for ASSET RECOVERY, LLC the plaintiff AND indemnifi cation as to said judgment. taxing authority. BY MERGER TO WELLS FARGO HOME to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- sale at public venue on: JOSEPH RUBINI are the defendant(s), I shall Amount due under judgment is MORTGAGE, INC. the plaintiff AND JUDITH Premises formerly commonly known as: tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount WEDNESDAY THE 18TH DAY OF expose for sale at public venue on: A full legal description of the premises can $443,274.68 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees A. KRUK, ET AL are the defendant(s), I shall 5700 Ocean Avenue, Wildwood Crest, NJ of 20% of the bid price is required. JUNE A.D. 2008 WEDNESDAY THE 18TH DAY OF be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- expose for sale at public venue on: 08260 The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court JUNE A.D. 2008 May County. This sale is subject to unpaid tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount WEDNESDAY THE 11TH DAY OF sale without further notice of publication. House Building located at 9 N. Main Street at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer of 20% of the bid price is required. JUNE A.D. 2008 BEING KNOWN as LOT 7 of BLOCK 16.03 All publication costs are paid for by the plain- (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New House Building located at 9 N. Main Street liens and other Municipal Assessments. The The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court (formerly known as Lot Nos. 7, 8, 9, 10, 14, tiff. Jersey. (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New amount due can be obtained from the local sale without further notice of publication. House Building located at 9 N. Main Street 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 1.01, 2.01 and 3.01, Attorney PLUESE, BECKER & SALTZMAN Jersey. taxing authority. All publication costs are paid for by the plain- (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Block 16.03) on the Tax Map of the Bor- Sheriff: John F. Callinan Property to be sold is located in the City of Amount due under judgment is tiff. Jersey. ough of Wildwood Crest. 752852 Cape May, County of Cape May and State Property to be sold is located in the mu- $125,430.15 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees Attorney FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD 4x Fee=$106.92 of New Jersey. nicipality of Lower Township, County of to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certi- Sheriff: John F. Callinan Property to be sold is located in the Town- The property is situated at 244 E. Lavender 5/14, 5/21, 5/28, 6/4/08 Cape May and State of New Jersey. fi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount 752861 ship of Upper, County of Cape May and and 415 E. Heather Roads, and further be- ______Premises commonly known as: 608 of 20% of the bid price is required. 4x Fee=$131.22 State of New Jersey. ing a condominium and townhouse com- SHERIFF’S SALE Hughes Street, Cape May, NJ 08204 Premises commonly known as: 119 Elliot The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any 5/28, 6/4, 6/11, 6/18/08 plex consisting of the following unsold Road, North Cape May sale without further notice of publication. ______Premises commonly known as: 1837 Shore units to be sold together: CO101, CO103, By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out BEING KNOWN as LOT 3, BLOCK 1057, All publication costs are paid for by the plain- SHERIFF’S SALE Road, a/k/a 1837 Route US 9 S, Township CO104, CO105, CO106, CO201, CO202, of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- on the offi cial Tax Map of the City of Cape TAX LOT 9, BLOCK 494.12 tiff. of Upper, Marmora, NJ 08223 CO203, CO301, CO303, CO305, CO306, cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET May Attorney STERN, LAVINTHAL, FRANKEN- By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out CO420, CO422. The following sold units NUMBER F 15370 07, pending wherein NO- Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 82 feet BERG & NORGAARD of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- TAX LOT NO. 22 in BLOCK 567 are to be omitted: CO102, CO107, CO204, VASTAR MORTGAGE, INC. the plaintiff AND Dimensions: 6.37 ft x 51.95 ft x 115.78 ft x wide and 140 feet long Sheriff: John F. Callinan cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET CO205, CO206, CO207, CO302, CO304, FREDERICK J. SNEATHEN, ET AL are the 63.22 ft x 33.92 ft x 113.16 ft 752859 NUMBER F 17707 07, pending wherein Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 100 CO307, AND CO424. defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public Situate on the Westerly side of Elliot Road, 4x Fee=$131.22 MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRA- ft x 318 ft venue on: Nearest Cross Street: Ocean Street 100 feet from the northerly side of Croydon 05/21, 05/28, 06/04, 06/11/08 TION SYSTEMS, INC., AS NOMINEE FOR A full legal description of the premises can WEDNESDAY THE 11TH DAY OF Drive. ______FGC COMMERCIAL MORTGAGE FI- Nearest Cross Street: Seashore Road be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape JUNE A.D. 2008 *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal SHERIFF’S SALE NANCE, DBA FREMONT MORTGAGE the May County. This sale is subject to unpaid at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court liens or other charges, and any such tax- A full legal description of the premises can plaintiff AND JUAN R. ROJAS, ET ALS are Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer House Building located at 9 N. Main Street es, charges, liens, insurance premiums or be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at municipal or tax liens that may be due. liens and other Municipal Assessments. The (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New other advances made by plaintiff prior to May County. This sale is subject to unpaid of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery public venue on: Taxes/sewer/water may be delinquent amount due can be obtained from the local Jersey. this sale. All interested parties are to con- taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- WEDNESDAY THE 25TH DAY OF – You must check with the tax collector for taxing authority. duct and rely upon their own independent liens and other Municipal Assessments. The BER F 19432 07, pending wherein U.S BANK JUNE A.D. 2008 exact amounts due. Amount due under judgment is Property to be sold is located in the Bor- investigation to ascertain whether or not amount due can be obtained from the local NATIONAL ASSOCIATION the plaintiff AND at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court $11,092,129.84 costs, interest and Sheriff’s ough of Woodbine, County of Cape May any outstanding interest remain of record taxing authority. TOMMIE BEVERLY are the defendant(s), I House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Plaintiff has obtained an indemnifi ca- fees to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, and State of New Jersey. and/or have priority over the lien being Amount due under judgment is shall expose for sale at public venue on: (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New tion letter as to prior Mortgage recorded certifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the foreclosed and, if so the current amount $9,604.06 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to WEDNESDAY THE 18TH DAY OF Jersey. 01/25/1995 and judgment J-047182-2002 amount of 20% of the bid price is required. Premises commonly known as: 1750 Route due thereon. be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certi- JUNE A.D. 2008 The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any 50, Woodbine, NJ 08270 fi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court A full legal description of the premises can sale without further notice of publication. **If the sale is set aside for any reason, the of 20% of the bid price is required. House Building located at 9 N. 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ACCEPTING local publication. Must ations. Must hold or be Campgrounds team. APPLICATIONS have own transporta- eligible for NJ School COUNTER Seasonal full time Front Call 609-522-3145 FOR THE tion. Business Administra- PROFESSIONAL Desk Reservations, or fax resume tor Certifi cate. Salary computer knowledge re- 609-522-9008 FOLLOWING Call 609-408-5698 negotiable. Wanted for Model Clean- quired. Also, hiring Gate Healthcare- POSITIONS & ask for Marshall ers, Cape May Court Attendants, all shifts. Submit letter House. Must be clean, Drivers- Must be available days, • Saute’ • Hot Appetizers of interest neat & dependable. MEDICAL nights & weekends. and resume to: ASSISTANT • Pantry DRIVER WANTED Michael W. Please call Robert Call 609-886-1234

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Fax # 609-522-5302 Stop in at NJ 08260 phone manners EXCAVATOR or email [email protected] Raff’s Recycling, * MAINTENCE 209 Goshen Road, Closing Date: 6/13/08 OPERATOR NEEDED * SECURITY Fax resume with contact Cape May Court House AA/EOE (With Grapple) * POOL ATTENDENT number and references for an application. Only included: 609-465-4042 experienced need apply. HERALD ADS WORK! Diversifi ed duties for re- Seasonal positions. cycling center. Knowl- PLACE YOUR AD HERE edge of metals required. Call 609-729-4197 Hotel/Motel- Lobster House ext. 131 First Class Family Hotel Stop in at Fisherman’s Wharf Raff Recycling, CHAMBERPERSONS Cape May 209 Goshen Road, EXPERIENCED General- Cape May Court House Now Hiring Fish Market and Take-out or call 609-465-7406 Wanted for beach block Musician motel North Wildwood. Cash in on the Cla$$ifieds Guitar or piano player NOW HIRING * MIDNIGHT DESK CLERK wanted for Friday nights Build an Attractive Ad 609-522-4121 6:30-10pm. July & Au- • Avoid abbreviation • CASHIERS Part Time If they do not understand it. gust. Wildwood Crest. They will not call to find out Call Fred, 856-718-0039 NIGHT SECURITY • White space attracts the eye * A cluttered ad will be missed • COUNTER HELP μ WebID #: 151881 • Use photos People call faster if • KITCHEN HELP For appointment, call they can see it , more importantly FIND THE Apply in person The Concord Suites, Avalon they buy it faster • List a time to call PERFECT JOB See Kris,Al,Kris, Al, or Charlotte 609-368-7800 and be ready for results in Herald Classifi eds Herald Newspapers June 4 2008 Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A37

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Hotel/Motel- Hotel/Motel- Managerial/ Restaurant- Restaurant- Trades/Carpentry- Professional- * CHAMBERPERSONS ✰✰✰✰✰ BROILER IMMEDIATE OPENING Carpenters Wanted WEEKEND * LIFEGUARD Now accepting LINE COOK Retail- Looking for experienced applications for: MANAGEMENT For Italian Restaurant LINE COOK/ carpenters. Must have Apply PREP PERSON Bal Habour Hotels Great part time opportu- Apply in person: * CASHIER experience in all aspects * MAINTENANCE Stanton Rd. & Beach nity in Rio Grande. Expe- Nino’s Family Piro’s Village * CAR WASHERS of Construction & Re- PERSONS Wildwood Crest rience in retail & property Restaurant, Restaurant, modeling and have own Seasonal, possible 609-522-3343 management preferred. 201 West Walnut Ave, 1901 New York Ave., Year round, part time. tools & transportation, year round. Sales & marketing back- North Wildwood North Wildwood Must be available week- working in Cape May Must have experience, ground a plus. Hourly 609-729-9314 ends. Experience pre- County. Hotel/Motel- 609-729-0401 a vehicle and tools rate + bonus. ferred.

Call 609-517-7555 CHAMBERPERSONS * MATURE- MINDED Email resume to: Apply in person POOL ATTENDANTS [email protected] Restaurant- Billy Bob’s Car Wash μ WebID #: 152396 Now interviewing for * SECURITY or fax to 901 Rt. 9 South Chamberpersons. * CUSTODIAL 717-779-0804 CAFE PROMENADE at CMCH, NJ 08210 Restaurant- Seasonal. Full and the Montreal Inn, Cape 609-463-9400 Call LaMer Trades/Concrete- part time positions May now hiring Beachfront Inn Now Hiring

for appointment Offi ce- CONCRETE Criminal background EXPERIENCED Retail- 609-884-9000 * Breakfast Cook LABORER check required. Clerical Assistant SUPERVISORS, Competitive salaries. HOSTS, Saturdays and Sundays only CASHIER Local company head- Year end bonuses to WAIT STAFF, Part time, for small fence WANTED quartered in Wildwood qualifi ed persons. company. Must have ex- LINE COOKS & is looking to hire a Con- Hotel/Motel- Apply in person: cellent phone skills and BUS PERSONS For hardware store. crete Laborer. Must pos- Send resumes Harbor View good customer service. Full time position, year sess knowledge of basic or apply to: Restaurant DESK CLERK Experience helpful, but Pick up an application: round. Sea Isle/Ocean construction techniques Ocean Property 954 Ocean Drive friendly personality most Cafe Promenade, View area and will be required to Management, Cape May Wildwood Crest motel important Beach at Madison join traveling construc- 3314 Pacifi c Avenue, seeks pleasant, comput- Ave., Cape May or Call Chris, 609-624- tion crew. Living ex- Wildwood, NJ 08260 er literate desk clerk pri- Call 609-624-0404 send resume: 1625 penses paid while on the marily for evening shifts. FAX: (609) 523-2249 or fax resume: 609-624- FAX 609-884-8110; Restaurant- road. Salary is commen- No calls please. 1870 MAIL 1025 Beach surate with experience. Please fax resume to ✰✰✰✰✰ Ave., Cape May, NJ 866-261-7018 * SHORT Retail- 08204; ORDER COOK Call Sue at EMAIL 609-522-4200 Hotel/Motel- Offi ce- STORE CLERK info@ 30 hours per week Hotel/Motel- OFFICE HELP cafe-promenade.com For campground. Part PERIWINKLE INN EOE 1039 Beach Ave. Apply in person time, seasonal, week- Trades/Electric- * EXPERIENCED Cape May Raff Recycling on Gos- Country Club Tavern ends a must. Approxi- CHAMBERPERSON hen Road in CMCH is 1506 Rt. 9 North mately 30 hours week. ELECTRICIAN’S

FRONT DESK CLERK looking for part time of- Swainton HELPER WANTED * MAINTENANCE Part time, fl exible hours fi ce help. Duties include: or call 609-465-1515 Call 609-465-7097 PERSON running the scale, servic- leave message Experienced in old & new Electrical/Plumbing Apply in person ing customers, eventu- for Anggie work. Also service work. Skills Required. ally answering phones & Valid driver’s license a Mon. - Fri., Restaurant/ Restaurant- Full Time, Year Round 10am - 3pm doing computer entries. must. Food Service- Opportunity. Applicant MUST have * SHORT ORDER offi ce experience and Sales- Call 609-898-7766 COOK References Required computer knowledge of America’s Drive-In Hotel/Motel/ Restau- Microsoft Offi ce. Fast * KITCHEN HELP Are you the Hostess For interview, rant- paced offi ce with a lot of Sonic Drive-In is * BUSERS with the Mostest!? call 609-602-2053. variety. opening soon in Cape Trades/Electric- ELAINE’S DINNER may County and Apply in person If so, you will be perfect THEATER & Please send resume to Cumberland County. Boyd’s Texas for a sales position at our ELECTRICIAN Now searching for Style BBQ fun, fast paced art gal- WANTED Hotel/Motel- VICTORIAN 609-465-7271 Boardwalk at Magnolia lery, Cape May On Can- GUEST ROOMS Hours 9 to 5 ASSISTANT Wildwood vas on the new mall in Helper with 2 - 3 EXPERIENCED Mon., Weds., Fri. & is experiencing an un- Sat. til Noon MANAGERS 609-898-7427 Cape May. Interested in years experience FRONT DESK energetic, well groomed, OR Mechanic. expected growth spurt! Offi ce- & SHIFT PERSON And must double our SUPERVISORS motivated person for

staff. Apply now for part time day or evening, Anchors Electric Part time. Days, nights & SECRETARY/ If you have solid res- fl ex- shift. 609-884-3850 weekends. RECEPTIONIST * HOSTESS taurant experience in

* FRONT DESK a management posi- Call 609-884-8716 Call 609-522-7277 Full time, year round * GIFT SHOP tion we would like to ask for Robin position available im- * LINE COOK hear from you. Sales- Trades/HVAC- or fax resume mediately. Communica- Restaurant- * PANTRY 609-522-9204 tion & computer skills * EXPEDITORS Email resume to: JEWELRY STUDIO HVAC MECHANIC essential. WEEKENDS Year Round, Hotel/Motel- * DISHWASHERS jerseydriveins STONE HARBOR REQUIRED. Benefi ts Part Time Positions * WAITSTAFF @aol.com Full time, part time or available. * PARKING LOT ATTEN- or fax: 215-565-2525 Multiple Sales posi- sub-contract. HOUSEKEEPING MDENT * Banquet Servers tions available. Imme- For confi dential AND MORE * Bar Porters diate openings for full Meehan Heating Immediate position interview contact * Concession and part time help, year 609-884-0601 Kristen For appointment call Restaurant/ Workers round and seasonal. Lark Motel at 609-967-3001 98th & Second Ave. 609-884-4358 Food Service- * Kitchen Staff Stone Harbor * Utility Call Patrice for inter- Trades/Painting- 609-368-2500 KTICHEN SERVER view, 609-967-4653 Labor- Restaurant- Drug free work HOUSE PAINTERS μ WebID #: 150403 For Wildwood Housing environment. Various YARD PERSON BREAKFAST COOK Authority. Weekends. shifts and hours. Now hiring - full time, year round. Good $$$, WANTED Trades/Automotive- 609-729-0220 ext. 3111 paid holidays + vacation. Hotel/Motel- Full Time/Part Time, Apply at Wildwood Must have experience, For hardware store. 7am - 2pm. LIGHT TRUCK Full time position, year Convention Center vehicle and basic tools. HOUSEKEEPING MECHANIC round. Propane fi lling, Brian’s Waffl e House, Security Desk,

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ORDER FORM OCEAN VIEW, 76 North Yard/Tag Sale- Ravenwood Dr. (1 mile south on Rt. 9 from Make some cash! Use this convenient order form to AVALON, Ocean View Wawa). sell those items you no longer need- 3735 Ocean Drive: June 7, 8am. Raindate your ad is published in print AND placed online! Multi dealer outdoor June 8. Linen table cloth, antique and collect- 8 setting Eileen China, Lowest Cost ible market, Sunday, 18 acid free watercolor per reader June 8, 9am- 3pm; sheets & books, collect- $2.00 per line per week Rain date Saturday, ibles, jewelry. GUARANTEED! June 14. Call Joyce for Yard/Tag Sale- (4 line minimum) details, 609-967-1137 or 609-967-7431 SEA ISLE CITY, 90th Street: Multi- family. Yard/Tag Sale- Name:______June 7, 8am. Good stuff Category (please circle)*: cheap! Address: ______Auto Boating Articles/Sale Furnishings * AVALON * CLERMONT Yard/Tag Sale- ______Number of Weeks (please circle): * SWAINTON Phone Number:______1x 2x 3x 4x Avalon Campground Two Families— annual yard sale, Satur- Seaville Email Address: ______Start Date: ______day, June 7, 9am- 12pm. 39 Caledonia Dr. & LOTS of interesting stuff, 14 Dana Ave. Satur- Please print legibly and remember punctuation, spaces between words and phone number old & new...”SEE YOU day, June 7 8:00am THERE”. 1917 Route 9 to 1:00pm household 1- N., Clermont items, clothes, golf 2- Yard/Tag Sale- equipment—cheap μ 3- CAPE MAY COURT WebID #: 152535 HOUSE Yard/Tag Sale- 4- Multi-Family Yard Sale- 5- Corner of Domi & Dory VILLAS Drive (off of Hand Ave.) Tag sale. Saturday, 6- Saturday, June 7. 9am- June 7 & Sunday, June 3pm. Variety of house- 8, 9am. 131 McKinley *Sorry- order form not valid for Business Services, Employment or Real Estate ads. hold items, decor, tools, (across from Senior Cen- toys & more. ter). Bedroom and living Classifi ed ads are printed each Wednesday in the Cape May County Herald Newspapers room furniture, kitchen and posted on our website. Refunds or credits cannot be issued for cancelled ads. μ WebID #: 151969 items, freezer, and col- Mail order form with payment to: lectibles. Mary The Herald Newspapers, 1508 Route 47, Rio Grande, NJ 08242 Or Call 609-886-8600 Ext 33 or 34 Herald Newspapers June 4 2008 Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A39 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES

(From Page A33) State of New Jersey. Avenue, Middle Twp., NJ 08251 752866 Being known and designated as Block 28, Attorney ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- BEING KNOWN as LOT 1, 3 & 5.01, BLOCK 4x Fee=$126.36 Lot 34 (f/k/a Lot 31) MAN Premises commonly known as: 4 Amber 5/28, 6/4, 6/11, 6/18/08 Sheriff: John F. Callinan Property to be sold is located in the Town- 96.02, on the offi cial Tax Map of the Bor- TAX LOT NO. 16 in BLOCK NO. 426 Jack Road, Middle, NJ 08210 ______Dimensions are approximately 30 feet wide 752869 ship of Lower, County of Cape May and ough of Wildwood Crest SHERIFF’S SALE by 100 feet long. 4x Fee=$116.64 State of New Jersey. Dimension of Lot Approximately: 90 x 100 Dimensions: Condo (none given) BEING KNOWN as LOT 14.01, BLOCK 166, 5/28, 6/4, 6/11, 6/18/08 on the offi cial Tax Map of the Township of By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Nearest Cross Street: Anglesea Drive ______Premises commonly known as: 71 Beach- Nearest Cross Street: Bayshore Drive Middle of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- SHERIFF’S SALE hurst Drive, Lower, NJ 08204 Nearest Cross Street: Condo Being known as Lots 30, 31 and 32, Block (none given) 426 on the current Tax Map of the Town- cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET Prior lien(s): Subject to unpaid taxes and Dimensions: 295.91 feet x 101.70 feet x NUMBER F 2119 07, pending wherein GMAC other municipal liens By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out TAX LOT NO. 4 in BLOCK NO. 494.25 ship of Middle *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal 20.00 feet x 143.16 feet x 111.04 feet x MORTGAGE, LLC the plaintiff AND LARRY of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- 219.59 feet x 194.98 feet x 267.86 feet x FORSYTH, ET ALS are the defendant(s), I As of January 17, 2008, taxes paid through cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET Dimension of Lot Approximately: liens or other charges, and any such tax- Prior Liens/Encumbrances 1.58 feet x 3.43 feet shall expose for sale at public venue on: fourth quarter of 2007. First quarter of 2008 NUMBER F 11581 07, pending wherein 75 x 125 es, charges, liens, insurance premiums or Qtr 2 05/01/08 Open: $635.71 other advances made by plaintiff prior to Sewer Open + Penalty: $116.24 WEDNESDAY THE 25TH DAY OF taxes in the sum of $789.50 was due on WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK the plaintiff Nearest Cross Street: Fishing Creek Road JUNE A.D. 2008 February 1, 2008. Second quarter of 2008 AND BRENDA L. PFAFF, ET AL are the Nearest Cross Street: Sand Dune Drive this sale. All interested parties are to con- TOTAL AS OF May 5, 2008: $751.95 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court taxes in the sum of $789.49 was due on defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public Beginning at a point in the curved north- duct and rely upon their own independent *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal House Building located at 9 N. Main Street May 1, 2008. venue on: westerly line of Beachhurst Drive (50 feet investigation to ascertain whether or not A full legal description of the premises can liens or other charges, and any such tax- (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New WEDNESDAY THE 25TH DAY OF wide), 56.09 feet northeastwardly from the any outstanding interest remain of record be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape es, charges, liens, insurance premiums or Jersey. City of Wildwood water account No. 710 JUNE A.D. 2008 northeasterly end of a curve (radius 20 and/or have priority over the lien being May County. This sale is subject to unpaid other advances made by plaintiff prior to West Pine Avenue in the sum of $90.66 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court feet) connecting the said northwesterly foreclosed and, if so the current amount taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer this sale. All interested parties are to con- Property to be sold is located in the Town- was due on February 2, 2008. House Building located at 9 N. Main Street line of Beachhurst Drive with the north- due thereon. liens and other Municipal Assessments. The duct and rely upon their own independent ship of Middle, County of Cape May and (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New easterly line of Sand Dune Drive amount due can be obtained from the local ** If the sale is set aside for any reason, the investigation to ascertain whether or not taxing authority. State of New Jersey. A full legal description of the premises can Jersey. any outstanding interest remain of record be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Prior Liens/Encumbrances Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only Amount due under judgment is and/or have priority over the lien being Premises commonly known as: 3 Church May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Property to be sold is located in the Town- Water Open + Penalty: $374.85 a return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser $64,953.57 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees foreclosed and, if so the current amount Road, Rio Grande, NJ 08242 taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer ship of Lower, County of Cape May and Sewer Open + Penalty: $163.24 shall have no further recourse against the to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- due thereon. liens and other Municipal Assessments. The State of New Jersey. TOTAL AS OF May 5, 2008: $538.09 Mortgagor, the Mortgagor’s attorney. tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount of 20% of the bid price is required. TAX LOT NO. 7 in BLOCK NO. 1453 amount due can be obtained from the local ** If the sale is set aside for any reason, the taxing authority. Premises commonly known as: 229 Su- A full legal description of the premises can Pursuant to NJSA 46:8B-21 et seq., this The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only Dimension of Lot Approximately: Amount due under judgment is zanne Avenue, Lower Township, NJ 08204 be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape sale may be subject to a limited lien pri- sale without further notice of publication. a return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser 100 x 160 Avg $498,109.87 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees May County. This sale is subject to unpaid ority of the condominium association and All publication costs are paid for by the plain- shall have no further recourse against the to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certi- TAX LOT NO. 34 in BLOCK 494.19 taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer any successful bidder at sheriff’s sale may tiff. Mortgagor, the Mortgagor’s attorney. Nearest Cross Street: Route 9 fi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount liens and other Municipal Assessments. The be responsible for paying up to 6 months Attorney FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD Beginning at a point in the southwest- of 20% of the bid price is required. Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) amount due can be obtained from the local worth of unpaid condominium fees. Sheriff: John F. Callinan A full legal description of the premises can erly line of Nazarene Church court, 50 The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any 64 ft x 100 ft taxing authority. 752865 be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape feet wide, said beginning point bears sale without further notice of publication. Amount due under judgment is A full legal description of the premises can 4x Fee=$116.64 May County. This sale is subject to unpaid along said southwesterly line of Nazarene All publication costs are paid for by the plain- Nearest Cross Street: Croyden Drive $329,024.74 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape 5/28, 6/4, 6/11, 6/18/08 taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Church road, north 57 degrees 10 minutes tiff. to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- May County. This sale is subject to unpaid ______liens and other Municipal Assessments. The 30 seconds west 137.09 feet from its in- Attorney STERN, LAVINTHAL, FRANKEN- Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer SHERIFF’S SALE amount due can be obtained from the local tersection with the westerly line of New BERG & NORGAARD municipal or tax liens that may be due. of 20% of the bid price is required. liens and other Municipal Assessments. The taxing authority. Jersey State Highway Route 9, 66 feet wide Sheriff: John F. Callinan The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any amount due can be obtained from the local By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Amount due under judgment is and running thence 752868 Tax and prior lien info: Taxes/sewer/ water sale without further notice of publication. taxing authority. of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- $327,481.83 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees 4x Fee=$131.22 may be delinquent – You must check with All publication costs are paid for by the plain- Amount due under judgment is cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- “The sheriff hereby reserves the right to 5/28, 6/4, 6/11, 6/18/08 the tax collector for exact amounts due. tiff. $551,259.67 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees NUMBER F 23729 07, pending wherein tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount adjourn this sale without further notice ______Attorney FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- EVERHOME MORTGAGE COMPANY the of 20% of the bid price is required. through publication.” SHERIFF’S SALE A full legal description of the premises can Sheriff: John F. Callinan tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount plaintiff AND LOUIE CONKLIN, ET ALS are The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape 752862 of 20% of the bid price is required. the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at sale without further notice of publication. Prior Liens/Encumbrances By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out May County. This sale is subject to unpaid 4x Fee=$131.22 The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any public venue on: All publication costs are paid for by the plain- Qtr2 05/01/08: $688.44 of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer 5/28, 6/4, 6/11, 6/18/08 sale without further notice of publication. WEDNESDAY THE 25TH DAY OF tiff. Water Open + Penalty: $123.85 Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- liens and other Municipal Assessments. The ______All publication costs are paid for by the plain- JUNE A.D. 2008 Attorney PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG TOTAL AS OF May 7, 2008: $812.29 BER F 22594 06, pending wherein WELLS amount due can be obtained from the local SHERIFF’S SALE tiff. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Attorney PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG Sheriff: John F. Callinan House Building located at 9 N. Main Street FARGO BANK, N.A. the plaintiff AND RYAN taxing authority. 752864 A full legal description of the premises can S. DEVINE, ET AL are the defendant(s), I Amount due under judgment is By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Sheriff: John F. Callinan (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New 4x Fee=$150.66 be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape shall expose for sale at public venue on: $213,260.93 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- 752863 Jersey. 5/28, 6/4, 6/11, 6/18/08 May County. This sale is subject to unpaid WEDNESDAY THE 25TH DAY OF to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET 4x Fee=$165.24 ______taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer JUNE A.D. 2008 tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount NUMBER F 28975 07, pending wherein 5/28, 6/4, 6/11, 6/18/08 Property to be sold is located in the Town- SHERIFF’S SALE liens and other Municipal Assessments. The at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court of 20% of the bid price is required. US BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS ______ship of Middle, County of Cape May and amount due can be obtained from the local House Building located at 9 N. Main Street The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any TRUSTEE FOR ASSET-BACKED PASS- SHERIFF’S SALE State of New Jersey. By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out taxing authority. (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New sale without further notice of publication. THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2006- of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Amount due under judgment is Jersey. All publication costs are paid for by the plain- NC2 the plaintiff AND GEORGE GERVASI, By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Premises commonly known as: 506 E Main Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- $209,415.92 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees tiff. ET AL are the defendant(s), I shall expose for of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Avenue, Rio Grande, NJ 08242 BER F 28690 07, pending wherein CHASE to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- Property to be sold is located in the Town- Attorney ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- sale at public venue on: cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET HOME FINANCE, LLC the plaintiff AND tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount ship of Lower, County of Cape May and MAN WEDNESDAY THE 25TH DAY OF NUMBER F 23570 07, pending wherein TAX LOT NO. 1 & 2 in BLOCK NO. 1118 CATHY A. HAGGERTY are the defendant(s), of 20% of the bid price is required. State of New Jersey. Sheriff: John F. Callinan JUNE A.D. 2008 US BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS I shall expose for sale at public venue on: The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any 752871 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court TRUSTEE FOR CSAB 2006-4 the plaintiff Dimension of Lot Approximately: WEDNESDAY THE 25TH DAY OF sale without further notice of publication. Premises commonly known as: 1634 Mor- 4x Fee=$121.50 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street AND THERESA L. ZIMMERMAN, ET AL are 50 x 100 JUNE A.D. 2008 All publication costs are paid for by the plain- ris Street a/k/a Morris Avenue, Township of 5/28, 6/4, 6/11, 6/18/08 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court tiff. Lower, Villas, NJ 08251 ______Jersey. public venue on: Nearest Cross Street: Seventh Avenue WEDNESDAY THE 25TH DAY OF House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Beginning at a point formed by the in- Attorney FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD SHERIFF’S SALE (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Sheriff: John F. Callinan TAX LOT NO. 1 in BLOCK 410.10 Property to be sold is located in the Bor- JUNE A.D. 2008 tersection of the northwesterly line of Jersey. 752867 By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out ough of Wildwood Crest, County of Cape at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Seventh Avenue (50.00 feet wide) with 4x Fee=$136.08 Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- May and State of New Jersey. House Building located at 9 N. Main Street the northeasterly line of Main Avenue (60 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Property to be sold is located in the Town- feet wide) 5/28, 6/4, 6/11, 6/18/08 55 ft x 100 ft cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET ship of Middle, County of Cape May and ______NUMBER F 1703 07, pending wherein BANK Premises commonly known as: 401 E. Jersey. State of New Jersey. SHERIFF’S SALE Nearest Cross Street: OF NEW YORK, AS TRUSTEE FOR THE Stanton Rd 303, Wildwood Crest, NJ “The sheriff hereby reserves the right to East Wilde Avenue CERTIFICATE HOLDERS CWABS, INC. 08260 Property to be sold is located in the Town- adjourn this sale without further notice ship of Middle, County of Cape May and Premises commonly known as: 8 Lafayette through publication.” By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out ASSET-BACKED CERTIFICATES, SERIES of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, 2006-13 the plaintiff AND MICHAEL S. Prior Liens/Encumbrances cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET municipal or tax liens that may be due. HUNTER, ET ALS are the defendant(s), I TOTAL AS OF May 7, 2008: $.00 NUMBER F 22468 07, pending wherein shall expose for sale at public venue on: COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS, INC. the The total amount due for Sewer is $158.53 WEDNESDAY THE 25TH DAY OF YARD/TAG SALES Yard/Tag Sale- A full legal description of the premises can plaintiff AND EILEEN H. DEVINE are the as of 4/22/2007 JUNE A.D. 2008 ANIMALS be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court May County. This sale is subject to unpaid venue on: A full legal description of the premises can House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Yard/Tag Sale- Yard Sale taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer WEDNESDAY THE 25TH DAY OF be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New JUNE A.D. 2008 Multi-family yard sale, HORSES FOR SALE liens and other Municipal Assessments. The May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Jersey. amount due can be obtained from the local at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer WILDWOOD, Glenwood toys, baby items, house- taxing authority. House Building located at 9 N. Main Street liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Property to be sold is located in the Town- & New Jersey: Saturday, Horses For Sale- Amount due under judgment is (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New amount due can be obtained from the local ship of Lower, County of Cape May and wares, etc. 6/7 & 6/8 , Jersey. $183,362.47 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees taxing authority. State of New Jersey. June 7, 10am- 4pm. Too 2 Frances Drive, Peters- to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- Amount due under judgment is Property to be sold is located in the City of much to list. Cash burg (corner of 610) NEB Free Horse tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount $156,313.74 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees Premises commonly known as: 115 Wal- of 20% of the bid price is required. North Wildwood, County of Cape May and to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certi- nut Avenue raindates, 6/14 &6/15 For more information, The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any State of New Jersey. fi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount Yard/Tag Sale- please call Nicole @ 609- sale without further notice of publication. of 20% of the bid price is required. Tax lot and Block Numbers: Lot 7 & 8; All publication costs are paid for by the plain- Premises commonly known as: 710 Pine The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Block 306 μ WebID #: 151865 374-2939 tiff. Avenue (a/k/a W. Pine Avenue), North sale without further notice of publication. Attorney FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD Wildwood, NJ All publication costs are paid for by the plain- YARD Sheriff: John F. Callinan tiff. (Page A40 Please) Yard/Tag Sale- μ WebID #: 151326 SALE ADS 4 Lines= $10.00* YARD SALE/ OPEN PETS FOR SALE HOUSE 4 Lines, 4 Weeks, 4 FREE! Additional Lines: 33 Acorn Lane, Cape $2.00 each May Court House, Sat- For articles and furnishings selling for $200 or less. #!0%-!9 #/5.49 Rain Insurance: urday, June 7th. 8 a.m- Pets For Sale- Advertising appears in the Cape May County Herald ? Many items plus take add $3.00 Newspapers AND Online (if sale is rained out, a tour of 3 bedroom, 2 Yorkshire Terriers- 1. Price and phone number (or email address) must be included in the ad. please call for ad re- 1/2 bath in great neigh- Very Tiny. 1 Male, 1 print within 30 days of borhood. 2. One letter, space, punctuation per box. Female. 1st shots & 3. Offer applies to Articles For Sale and Furnishings only - No autos, boats, original yard sale date) wormed. 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Urban Engineers, Inc. to provide profes- ent any testimony on the granting of the ap- North Cape May, NJ 08204, (609) 889-8287. sional engineering services for the scoping Improvement or Purpose SECTION 6: The full faith and credit of the plication. Bid forms, instructions to bidders, specifi ca- Operators reserve the right to set minimum phase for Improvements to JFK Boulevard a) Acquisition by purchase of vehicular equip- Borough are hereby pledged to the punctual Dimensions: Approximately irregular: tions and other bidding documents may be bids and to bid. This ad will not appear in (CR 625) from Bridge to Landis Avenue in ment, consisting of one (1) four-wheel drive payment of the principal of and the interest 60 x 100 THE APPLICATION and plans are on fi le in examined or obtained at the Offi ce of the Act- this newspaper on June 18, 2008 or June 25, the City of Sea Isle City in the amount of dump truck with snow plow and one (1) four- on the obligations authorized by this Bond the Offi ce of the Administrator of the above- ing Director of Purchasing, Kim Allen, during 2008. Please call prior to auction to confi rm. $154,610.25. wheel drive dump truck with salt spreader for Ordinance. The obligations shall be direct, Nearest Cross Street: is approximately mentioned board, and are available for in- normal offi ce hours at the above address or AUCTION IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITH- use by Dept. of Public Works, together with unlimited obligations of the Borough, and the Rutgers Street spection in her offi ce at 571 Petersburg Road, the County’s Procurement Portal located at OUT NOTICE. The contracts/agreements and resolutions all equipment, attachments and accessories Borough shall be obligated to levy ad valorem Dennisville, New Jersey, during the hours of www.capemaycountygov.net . authorizing the above are on fi le and available necessary therefor or incidental thereto taxes upon all the taxable real property within Beginning at a pin found for a corner in the 9:00 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. on regular business UNIT Number: for public inspection in the offi ce of the Clerk the Borough for the payment of the obliga- Northeasterly line of Walnut Avenue (40.00 days. The Board reserves the right to reject any or F105 – Colleen Archer-Pavlich: Upright of the Board of Chosen Freeholders. Appropriation and Estimated Cost: tions and the interest thereon without limita- feet wide), said pin being North 47 degrees all bids in whole or in part and to waive such Freezer; Wooden Dressers; Wooden Vanity $100,000.00 tion of rate or amount. 29 minutes 10 seconds West, 178.22 feet DATED: May 19, 2008 informalities as may be permitted by law. Dresser; Wooden Bed Frame; Other Miscel- Stephen O’Connor from the intersection of the Northeasterly laneous Items. Clerk/Administrator Estimated Maximum Amount of Bonds or SECTION 7: The capital budget or tempo- line of Walnut Avenue and the Northeaster- By: James H. Pickering, Jr., Esquire Bidders are required to comply with the re- Notes: $95,200.00 rary capital budget of the Borough is hereby ly line of Rutgers Street (40.00 feet wide). Attorney for Applicant quirements of N.J.S.A. 10:5-31 et seq. and 2x Fee=$21.87 1x Fee=$27.94 06/04/08 amended to conform with the provisions of DKM Associates N.J.A.C. 17:27. 06/04, 06/11/08 ______Useful Life: 5 years this ordinance to the extent of any inconsis- Pursuant to an updated tax assessment 498 Kings Highway ______Notice of Early Public Review tency herewith and the resolutions promul- search dated 03/10/2008 subject to wa- P.O. Box 100 STEPHEN O’CONNOR Spec. #46 Senior Citizen Center North Improvement or Purpose gated by the Local Finance Board showing ter charges to 01/18/2008 $120.80 open South Seaville, NJ 08246 City of Ocean City, Cape May County b) Removal of architectural barriers to the all detail of the amended capital budget or + penalty. Sewer charges: 01/01/2008 (609)624-2900 Clerk of the Board ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS handicapped and construction of a beach- temporary capital budget and capital program – 03/31/2008 $76.15 open + penalty; $2.28 BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS The County of Cape May New Jersey is pro- front park to provide handicapped parking as approved by the Direct, Division of Local open + penalty owed in arrears. First 1x Fee=$26.73 06/04/08 CAPE MAY COUNTY – NEW JERSEY posing to use federal funds to construct an ad- ADA compliant restroom facilities and beach Government Services, are on fi le with the American Title will insure or indemnify ______DANIEL BEYEL dition on an existing developed site for a Se- access for individuals with handicaps, along Borough Clerk and are available for public with regard to the following matters: J- NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Freeholder Director Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals nior Citizen Center. This project is located in Ocean Avenue between Rambler Road and inspection. 006294-1987; J-005878-1997; DJ-103828- addressed to Stephen O’Connor, Clerk of an area that is subject to fl ooding as identifi ed Myrtle Road, together with all equipment, 1994; DJ-188393-1995; DJ-158511-203; DENNIS TOWNSHIP ZONING BOARD OF 1x Fee=$20.66 06/04/08 the Board, will be received up to 2:00 p.m. by the Federal Insurance Administration. The attachments and appurtenances necessary SECTION 8: This Bond Ordinance shall take PD-113153-204; terms and conditions of ADJUSTMENT ______prevailing time, on June 25, 2008, at which subject funds are from the Small Cities Com- therefor or incidental thereto, all as shown effect twenty (20) days after the fi rst publica- said letter from First American available NOTICE time they will be publicly opened and read in munity Development Block Grant Program on and in accordance with the specifi cations tion thereof after fi nal adoption, as provided for inspection at offi ce of legal representa- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the undersigned the Intermediate Meeting Room, Administra- which is administered by the New Jersey therefor on fi le in the offi ce of the Borough by the Local Bond Law. tive of the plaintiff. has fi led an Application with the Zoning Board Pursuant to state law, a sale will be held at A tion Building, 4 Moore Road, Cape May Court Department of Community Affairs and funded Clerk of Adjustment of the Township of Dennis which Safe Keeping Self Storage, 1007 Rt. 9, Cape House, New Jersey for the following: under Title I of the Housing and Community Appropriation and Estimated Cost: Dated: May 28, 2008 A full legal description of the premises can requests a use variance for an expansion of May Court House, NJ on June 19, 2008 at Development Act of 1974, as amended. $800,000.00 be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape a previously existing non-conforming use, 9:00 AM. The following goods will be sold: PROVIDE PLANNED MAINTENANCE AND Carl H. Groon May County. This sale is subject to unpaid specifi cally, the expansion of two family resi- AS NEEDED PARTS AND REPAIRS FOR The County of Cape May is proposing to Estimated Maximum Amount of Bonds or Joyce P. Gould taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer dential structure, which use is not permitted Space Number: Ec118 POWER GENERATORS FOR THE CAPE undertake construction of a Regional Senior Notes: $761,900.00 Don Cabrera liens and other Municipal Assessments. The in the R3 Zoning District. Applicant proposes MALINDA HATCH MAY COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF FACILI- Citizen Center in Ocean City, New Jersey. COMMISSIONERS amount due can be obtained from the local a two story addition which has a footprint of 104 Coconut Rd TIES AND SERVICES Useful Life: 15 years taxing authority. 192 square feet, and a 144 square foot deck. Swainton, NJ 08210 The purpose of the Notice is to comply with Kevin M. Yecco, Borough Clerk Amount due under judgment is In addition to the use variance, Applicant re- 1 Rubber Maid tubs; 1 Boxes; 1 Desk; 1 Toys; Bid forms, instructions to bidders, specifi ca- Executive Order 11988, Floodplain Manage- Improvement or Purpose $305,573.42 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees quests variances for rear yard setback (100 1 Shelf; 1 Cart, Microwave; 1 Suitcase; 1 tions and other bidding documents may be ment, by giving early notice to interested c) Installation of sanitary sewer main in and Introduced: May 28, 2008 to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- ft. required/ 67.39 ft. proposed); and for the Chest; 1 Other/Misc examined or obtained at the Offi ce of the Act- agencies, groups and persons. The County along Seaview Avenue from Fern Road to tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount existing conditions of lot area (3 acres re- ing Director of Purchasing, Kim Allen, during of Cape May is desirous of considering any Nashville Avenue and replacement of storm 1x Fee=$139.73 06/04/08 of 20% of the bid price is required. quired/ .552 acre proposed), lot depth (300 Space Number: H 109 normal offi ce hours at the above address or feasible alternatives or adjustments to the sewers, as necessary, on Heather Road, Fern ______The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any ft. required/155.24 ft. proposed), front yard JUDITH GAYNOR the County’s Procurement Portal located at anticipated project that might minimize any Road, Atlanta Avenue and Miami Avenue east ADVERTISEMENT sale without further notice of publication. setback (100 ft. required/ 48 ft. proposed), 53 Cottonwood Ct www.capemaycountygov.net . potential adverse effects upon the fl oodplain of Pacifi c Avenue, together with all manholes, All publication costs are paid for by the plain- side yard setback for accessory building (35’ Monmouth Junction, NJ 08852 as a result of this project. roadway reconstruction, site work, equipment, STREET & UTILITY RECONSTRUCTION OF tiff. required/ 35’ proposed), and distance from 1 Bags; 1 Clothing; 1 Fan; 1 Other/Misc; 1 The Board reserves the right to reject any or work and materials necessary therefor and SEAVIEW AVENUE, PHASE 2 Attorney ESCHEN, FRENKEL & WEISMAN accessory building to principal building (20 ft. Rubber Tubs all bids in whole or in part and to waive such The County of Cape May has additional infor- incidental thereto BOROUGH OF WILDWOOD CREST Sheriff: John F. Callinan required/ 6 ft. proposed). Applicant requests informalities as may be permitted by law. mation concerning this project available for 752872 waivers from providing an updated survey and Space Number: F 119 review and copying upon request at the Cape Appropriation and Estimated Cost: Notice is hereby given that sealed bids for the 4x Fee=$160.38 architectural drawings of building elevations DAN SHAW Bidders are required to comply with the re- May County Administration Building located $3,500,000.00 construction of the above referenced project 5/28, 6/4, 6/11, 6/18/08 and any and all other variances and waivers 611 Stone Harbor Blvd. quirements of N.J.S.A. 10:5-31 et seq. and at 4 Moore Road, Cape May Courthouse, NJ will be received by the Wildwood Crest Pur- ______that may be required for the project on the Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 N.J.A.C. 17:27. 08210. Any comments relative to this pro- Estimated Maximum Amount of Bonds or chasing Committee and opened and read in THE REGULAR MEETING of the Middle premises located at 20 W. Rising Sun Drive, 1 Fireplace Mantel; 1 Paneling; 1 Sofa/Con- posed expenditure of federal funds in an area Notes: $3,333,300.00 public in the Municipal Court Room located Township Fire Commissioners District #2 will Township of Dennis, Cape May County, New vertible; 1 Lamp: Table; 1 Table: Dining Room; STEPHEN O’CONNOR identifi ed as a fl ood hazard area should be at the Wildwood Crest Borough Hall, 6101 be held at the Rio Grande Fire Company, Jersey, and designated as Block 230, Lot 11 1 Chest of Drawers; 2 Stone Dogs; 1 Tool Box; submitted in writing to Leslie Gimeno, Super- Useful Life: 40 years Pacifi c Avenue, Wildwood Crest, New Jersey Routes 9 & 47 at 8 p.m. on the following on the Tax Map of the Township of Dennis. 1 LP Records; 1 Other/Misc; 1 Desk; 1 Sink, Clerk of the Board vising Planner, County Administration Build- 08260 at 11:00 a.m. prevailing time, on Tues- Thursday date: June 19, 2008. Dry; 1 Turntable; 1 Cassette Tapes ing, 4 Moore Road, Cape May Court House, Totals: day June 24, 2008. A PUBLIC HEARING has been set down for NJ 08210 on or before June 19th, 2008. Appropriation and Estimated Cost: 1x Fee=$3.65 06/04/08 Wednesday, June 25, 2008 at 7:00 P.M. at 2x Fee=$34.02 DANIEL BEYEL $4,400,000.00 Work under this contract shall include fur- ______the Dennis Township Municipal Building, 571 06/04, 06/11/08 Freeholder Director 1x Fee=$27.94 06/04/08 Estimated Maximum Amount of Bonds or nishing all labor, equipment and materials THE REGULAR Monthly Meeting of the Petersburg Road, Dennisville, New Jersey, at ______Notes: $4,190,400.00 required to complete the construction of Board of Commissioners of Water District #1 which time the public may appear and pres- NOTICE OF ACTION TAKEN BY 1x Fee=$21.87 06/04/08 NOTICE OF PENDING ORDINANCE street and utility improvements on a portion of the Township of Middle, County of Cape ent any testimony on the granting of the Ap- MIDDLE TOWNSHIP PLANNING BOARD ______The excess of the appropriation made for of Seaview Avenue, as well as storm sewer May and State of New Jersey will commence plication. Spec. #47 Notice is hereby given that the following or- each of the improvements or purposes afore- improvements on portions of Heather Road, on June 24, 2008, promptly at 7:00pm at The following actions were taken by the Plan- dinance was introduced at a meeting of the said over the estimated maximum amount of Fern Road, Atlanta Avenue and Miami Av- 581 Old Avalon Blvd., Avalon Manor, NJ. All THE APPLICATION and the plans are on the ning Board of the Township of Middle at a ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Board of Commissioners of the Borough of bonds or notes to be issued therefor, as above enue in the Borough of Wildwood Crest. parties are welcome to attend. fi le in the Offi ce of the Administrator of the meeting held on May 22, 2008: BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS Wildwood Crest on May 28, 2008, and passed stated, is the amount of the said down pay- Carol Lynch, Clerk above-mentioned Board, and are available CAPE MAY COUNTY – NEW JERSEY on fi rst reading, and the same was then or- ment for said purpose. Project Description for inspection in her offi ce at 571 Petersburg 1. The following Memorializing Resolutions dered to be published according to law; and Street and utility reconstruction of Seaview 1x Fee=$4.86 06/04/08 Road, Dennisville, New Jersey, during the were passed: Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals that such ordinance will be further considered SECTION 4: The following additional matters Avenue between Fern Road and Nashville ______hours of 9:00 A.M. to 3:30 P.M. on a regular addressed to Stephen O’Connor, Clerk of for fi nal passage at a meeting of the Board are hereby determined, declared, recited and Avenue; including construction of sanitary NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING business day. A. The application of ZRB, LLC for fi nal major the Board, will be received up to 2:00 p.m. of Commissioners to be held at the Borough stated: sewers, storm sewer improvements, road- subdivision approval for the premises known prevailing time, on June 25, 2008, at which Hall in said Borough on Wednesday, June way reconstruction, concrete curbs, gutters, DENNIS TOWNSHIP PLANNING BOARD DATED: May 19, 2008 as Block 51, Lot 76 on the Middle Township time they will be publicly opened and read in 11, 2008 at 9:30 a.m., prevailing time, or as (a) The said purposes described in Section sidewalks, reinforced concrete driveway Tax Map was approved. The premises is the Intermediate Meeting Room, Administra- soon thereafter as possible, at which time 3 of this bond ordinance are not current ex- aprons and roadway striping. Storm sewer PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the undersigned By: James H. Pickering, Jr., Esquire also known as 315 Swainton-Goshen Road, tion Building, 4 Moore Road, Cape May Court and place all persons interested will be given penses and each is a property or improve- reconstruction on Heather Road, Fern Road, has fi led an Application with the Planning Attorney for Applicant Swainton. House, New Jersey for the following: an opportunity to be heard concerning such ment which the Borough may lawfully acquire Atlanta Avenue and Miami Avenue; including Board of the Township of Dennis which re- Joseph Scavetti ordinance. or make as a general improvement, and no storm sewer mains, inlets, manholes, road- quests fi nal approval for a major subdivision 498 Kings Highway B. The application of Frank and Donna Pen- FURNISH, DELIVER AND INSTALL TWO part of the cost thereof has been or shall be way reconstruction, concrete curbs, gutters, to create three (3) new lots from one (1) exist- P.O. Box 100 rose for minor subdivision approval, a vari- (2) NEW ALUMINUM DUMP BODIES WITH KEVIN M. YECCO, Municipal Clerk specially assessed on property specially ben- and sidewalks. ing lot resulting in four (4) single family resi- South Seaville, NJ 08246 ance for minimum lot frontage for proposed SALT SPREADERS FOR THE COUNTY OF efi ted thereby. dential lots, and which application requests (609)624-2900 Lot 19.02, a variance to allow a permit for con- CAPE MAY BOROUGH OF WILDWOOD CREST * BASE BID = Street & Utility Reconstruction any and all other variances and waivers that struction of a single family home on a lot not COUNTY OF CAPE MAY (b) The average period of usefulness of said of Seaview Avenue between Fern Road and may be required on the premises located at 1x Fee=$31.59 06/04/08 abutting a street and waivers from provisions Bid forms, instructions to bidders, specifi ca- NEW JERSEY purposes within the limitations of said Local Farragut Road. 223 Sunset Road, Belleplain, Township of ______of soil borings and topography for proposed tions and other bidding documents may be Bond Law and taking into consideration the * ADD ALTERNATE #1 = Street & Utility Re- Dennis, Cape May County, New Jersey, and Spec. #41 Lot 19.01 for the premises known as Block examined or obtained at the Offi ce of the Act- ORDINANCE NO. 1061 respective amounts of the said obligations au- construction of Seaview Avenue between Far- designated as Block 51, Lot 3 on the Tax Map 472, Lot 19 on the Middle Township Tax Map ing Director of Purchasing, Kim Allen, during thorized for the several purposes, according ragut Road and Nashville Avenue. of the Township of Dennis. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS was approved. The premises is also known as normal offi ce hours at the above address or BOND ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING to the reasonable life thereof computed from * ADD ALTERNATE #2 = Storm Sewer BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS 338 Route 47 South. the County’s Procurement Portal located at $4,400,000, AND AUTHORIZING THE ISSU- the date of said bonds authorized by this bond Replacement on Heather Road between A PUBLIC HEARING has been set down for CAPE MAY COUNTY – NEW JERSEY www.capemaycountygov.net . ANCE OF $4,190,400 BONDS OR NOTES ordinance, is 34.65 years. Seaview Avenue and Atlantic Avenue. Thursday, June 26, 2008 at 7:00 p.m. at the 2. The application of Black Lagoon Farms OF THE BOROUGH, FOR THE VARIOUS * ADD ALTERNATE #3 = Storm Sewer Re- Dennis Township Municipal Building, 571 Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals Corp. for amended preliminary and fi nal ma- The Board reserves the right to reject any or IMPROVEMENTS OR PURPOSES AU- (c) The supplemental debt statement required placement on Fern Road between Pacifi c Petersburg Road, Dennisville, New Jersey, addressed to Stephen O’Connor, Clerk of jor site plan approval to allow installation of a all bids in whole or in part and to waive such THORIZED TO BE UNDERTAKEN BY THE by said Local Bond Law has been duly made Avenue and Ocean Avenue. at which time the public may appear and the Board, will be received up to 2:00 p.m. temporary offi ce trailer and multiple temporary informalities as may be permitted by law. BOROUGH OF WILDWOOD CREST, IN THE and fi led in the Offi ce of the Borough Clerk and * ADD ALTERNATE #4 = Storm Sewer present any testimony on the granting of the prevailing time, on June 25, 2008, at which storage trailers and for a revised parking lot COUNTY OF CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY a complete executed duplicate thereof has Replacement on Atlanta Avenue between application. time they will be publicly opened and read in layout at the premises known as Block 335, Bidders are required to comply with the re- been fi led in the Offi ce of the Director of the Seaview Avenue and the Beach. the Intermediate Meeting Room, Administra- Lot 5.02 on the Middle Township Tax Map was quirements of N.J.S.A. 10:5-31 et seq. and BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Commis- Division of Local Government Services in the * ADD ALTERNATE #5 = Storm Sewer Re- THE APPLICATION and plans are on fi le in tion Building, 4 Moore Road, Cape May Court approved. The premises is also known as N.J.A.C. 17:27. sioners of the Borough of Wildwood Crest, in Department of Community Affairs of the State placement on Miami Avenue between Atlantic the Offi ce of the Administrator of the above- House, New Jersey for the following: Bayberry Drive, Cape May Court House. the County of Cape May, New Jersey, (not less of New Jersey, and such statement shows that Avenue and the Beach. mentioned board, and are available for in- STEPHEN O’CONNOR than two-thirds of all of the members thereof the gross debt of the Borough as defi ned in spection in her offi ce at 571 Petersburg Road, FURNISH AND DELIVER ONE NEW DIE- 3. The application of Ryder Campground, Inc. affi rmatively concurring) AS FOLLOWS: said Local Bond Law is increased by the au- Contract Documents may be examined at the Dennisville, New Jersey, during the hours of SEL POWERED RIDING MOWER WITH for preliminary major subdivision approval Clerk of the Board thorization of the bonds and notes provided offi ce of the Borough Engineer, Ralph Petrella 9:00 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. on regular business ATTACHMENTS TO THE COUNTY OF for the premises known as Block 168, Block SECTION 1: The several improvements de- for in this bond ordinance by $4,190,400, and Jr., Van Note – Harvey Associates, P.C., 211 days. CAPE MAY 43.03 on the Middle Township Tax Map was scribed in Section 3 of this Bond Ordinance the said obligations authorized by this bond North Main Street, Suite 203, Cape May Court approved. The premises is also known as DANIEL BEYEL are hereby respectively authorized as general ordinance will be within all debt limitations House, New Jersey 08210 or at Wildwood DATED: May 19, 2008 Bid forms, instructions to bidders, specifi ca- 221 West Shellbay Avenue, Cape May Court Freeholder Director improvements to be made or acquired by the prescribed by said Local Bond Law. Crest Borough Hall. tions and other bidding documents may be House. Borough of Wildwood Crest, New Jersey. For By: James H. Pickering, Jr., Esquire examined or obtained at the Offi ce of the Act- 1x Fee=$20.66 06/04/08 the said several improvement(s) or purpose(s) (d) Amounts not exceeding $650,000 in the Copies of Contract Documents may be ob- Attorney for Applicant ing Director of Purchasing, Kim Allen, during 4. The application of Superior Homes, LLC for ______stated in said Section 3, there is hereby ap- aggregate for interest on said obligations, tained only from the offi ce of the Borough Kathy J. King normal offi ce hours at the above address or a minor subdivision, two lot area and one front NOTICE OF CONTRACTS AWARDED propriated the respective sums of money costs of issuing said obligations, engineering Engineer, upon the presentation of the name 498 Kings Highway the County’s Procurement Portal located at yard setback variances for a 2 lot subdivision therein stated as the appropriations made for costs and other items of expense listed in and and mailing address of the interested party P.O. Box 100 www.capemaycountygov.net . at the premises known as Block 852, Lot 2 This notice is being published in accordance said improvements or purposes, said sums, permitted under Section 40A:2-20 of said Lo- and the payment of a non-refundable charge South Seaville, NJ 08246 (609)624- on the Middle Township Tax Map was denied with the requirements of N.J.S.A. 40A:11- except as otherwise stated below and in said cal Bond Law may be included as part of the of $100.00 for reproduction and process- 2900 The Board reserves the right to reject any or without prejudice. The premises is also known 4.5(g), Competitive Contracting or Fair and Section 3, being inclusive of all appropriations costs of said improvements and are included ing beginning on Wednesday June 4, 2008. all bids in whole or in part and to waive such as Gibbs Street, Whitesboro. Open Process and N.J.S.A. 40A:11-5(1)(a)(i), heretofore made therefor and amounting in in the foregoing estimate thereof. Checks shall be made payable to Van Note 1x Fee=$20.66 06/04/08 informalities as may be permitted by law. Professional Services. At a regular meeting the aggregate to $4,400,000 including the – Harvey Associates, P.C. ______5. The application of Licata & Licata for a site of the Cape May County Board of Chosen aggregate sum of $209,600 as the several SECTION 5: All bond anticipation notes is- NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Bidders are required to comply with the re- plan waiver and an amended preliminary and Freeholders held on May 27, 2008 the County down payments for said improvement(s) or sued hereunder shall mature at such time All bids must be accompanied by bid secu- quirements of N.J.S.A. 10:5-31 et seq. and fi nal site plan approval to allow a previously entered into contracts/agreements as follows: purpose(s) required by law and more par- as may be determined by the Chief Financial rity. The bid security shall be in the form of a DENNIS TOWNSHIP ZONING BOARD OF N.J.A.C. 17:27. approved offi ce building offi ce unit to be used ticularly described in said Section 3 and now Offi cer of the Borough; provided that no note certifi ed check, cashier’s check, or bid bond ADJUSTMENT for cell phone sales and service was ap- 1. Memorandums of understanding to provide available therefor by virtue of provision in a shall mature later than one (1) year from its executed by the principal and surety company STEPHEN O’CONNOR proved. The applications for various bulk vari- for the continuing cooperation and the devel- previously adopted budget or budgets of the issue date. The notes shall bear interest at attorney in fact and witnessed and attested PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the undersigned ances were deemed unnecessary and were opment of certain programs afforded to clients Borough for down payment or for capital im- such rate or rates and be in such form as may to with the power of attorney attached, in the has fi led an Application with the Zoning Board Clerk of the Board withdrawn. The premises is also known as of the Atlantic/Cape May Workforce Invest- provement purposes. be determined by the Chief Financial Offi cer amount of 10% of the amount of the bid but of Adjustment of the Township of Dennis 613 Route 9 South, Cape May Court House. ment Board. The MOU’s are with: New Jersey of the Borough. The Chief Financial Offi cer not to exceed $20,000.00 and made payable which requests a use variance to allow the Department of Labor and workforce Develop- SECTION 2: For the fi nancing of said im- of the Borough shall determine all matters to ‘Borough of Wildwood Crest’. distribution, warehousing and storage of build- DANIEL BEYEL Memorializing Resolutions concerning items ment, Chief Elected Offi cials of the County of provements or purposes and to meet the part in connection with notes issued pursuant to ing material product sales (a Lumber Yard), a Freeholder Director 1.A. and 1.B. above are on fi le with the Middle Atlantic and the County of Cape May, New of said $4,400,000 appropriations not provid- this Bond Ordinance and the signature of the In addition to the certifi ed check, cashier’s non-permitted use in the General Commercial Township Clerk’s Offi ce and the Middle Town- Stop System Partners of Atlantic and Cape ed for by application hereunder of said down Chief Financial Offi cer of the Borough upon check or bid bond as bid security, each bid Zone, and preliminary and fi nal site plan ap- 1x Fee=$21.87 06/04/08 ship Zoning Offi cial’s Offi ce at Middle Town- May Counties and the Atlantic County Depart- payments, negotiable bonds are hereby au- the notes shall be conclusive evidence as must be accompanied by a Consent of Surety proval, for the construction of a 49,000 square ______ship Hall, 33 Mechanic Street, Cape May ment of Family and Community Development. thorized to be issued in the principal amount to all such determinations. All notes issued of a surety company licensed to do business foot building containing a 4,000 square foot Spec. #43 Court House, New Jersey 08210. Upon pas- The term of these MOU’s is 6/1/07 through of $4,190,400 pursuant to the Local Bond Law hereunder may be renewed from time to time in the State of New Jersey and acceptable to offi ce, a 45,000 square foot warehouse, and sage Memorializing Resolutions concerning 7/30/08. of New Jersey. In anticipation of the issuance subject to the provisions of N.J.S.A. 40A:2-8. the Borough of Wildwood Crest that in event a 15,400 square foot lean-to style building, ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS items 2.-5. above will likewise be fi led. Upon of the bonds and to temporarily fi nance said The Chief Financial Offi cer is hereby autho- of an award of a Contract to the bidder, said and space for additional outside storage. Ap- BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS fi ling the Resolutions shall be available for 2. Interlocal agreement between the County improvements or purposes, negotiable notes rized to sell part or all of the notes from time surety will furnish the required bonds in the plicant requests any and all other variances CAPE MAY COUNTY – NEW JERSEY inspection. and Middle Township Police Department for of the Borough in a principal amount not ex- to time at public or private sale and to deliver sum of the full amount of the bid as set forth and waivers that the Board may deem nec- access to a computer program via a county ceeding $4,190,400 are hereby authorized to same to the purchaser thereof upon receipt of and as required herein. essary, and preliminary and fi nal site plan ap- Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals David L. May, Secretary owned fi ber optic cable. be issued pursuant to and within the limita- payment of the purchase price plus accrued proval, on a 17.27 acre premises located at addressed to Stephen O’Connor, Clerk of Middle Township Planning Board tions prescribed by the Local Bond Law. interest from their date to the date of delivery The successful Bidder must furnish a 100% 1910 Route 9, Township of Dennis, Cape May the Board, will be received up to 2:00 p.m. 3. Memorandum of Agreement between Atlan- thereof. The Chief Financial Offi cer of the Performance Bond and 100% Labor and County, New Jersey, and designated as Block prevailing time, on June 25, 2008, at which 1x Fee=$38.88 06/04/08 tiCare Regional Medical Center on behalf of SECTION 3: The improvement(s) hereby Borough is directed to report in writing to the Material Payment Bond in conformity with the 262, Lot 1.03 on the Tax Map of the Township time they will be publicly opened and read in ______the AtlantiCare Mobile Intensive Care Unit and authorized and the several purpose(s) for the Board of Commissioners at the meeting next requirements of the Contract Documents. of Dennis. the Intermediate Meeting Room, Administra- NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION the Cape May County Prosecutor’s Offi ce Re- fi nancing of said obligation(s) is to be issued, succeeding the date when any sale or delivery tion Building, 4 Moore Road, Cape May Court gional SWAT Team to provide medical support the appropriation made for and estimated cost of the notes pursuant to this Bond Ordinance The successful bidder will be required, upon A PUBLIC HEARING has been set down for House, New Jersey for the following: Pursuant to State law, the following is a partial and/or other services during critical incidents of such purpose(s), and the estimated maxi- is made. Such report must include the princi- fi nal payment, to furnish a General Mainte- Wednesday, June 25, 2008 at 7:00 p.m. at listing of items inside storage units which will with Cape May County. There are no costs to mum amount of bonds or notes to be issued pal amount, interest rate and maturities of the nance Bond acceptable to the Borough of the Dennis Township Municipal Building, 571 FURNISH LABOR AND MATERIAL FOR be sold at Public Auction on Thursday, June the County for this service. for each such purpose(s), are respectively as notes sold, the price obtained and the name Petersburg Road, Dennisville, New Jersey, at SERVICING ELEVATORS FOR THE COUN- 26, 2008 at 1:00 p.m., at A SAFE KEEPING follows: or the purchaser. (Page A41 Please) Herald Newspapers June 4 2008 Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A41 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES during the week prior to and up to and includ- personal goods owned and stored in units (From Page A40) ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Time Period: 1 Year Purpose(s): removal and relocation of existing sanitary (c) Various building improvements and renova- ing the date of such meetings, copies of said listed below at A-1 Easy Self Storage, 300 N. tions, including, but not limited to, renovations Ordinance will be made available at the City Railroad Avenue, Rio Grande, NJ 08242 will Wildwood Crest, in conformity with the re- CITY OF WILDWOOD CAPE MAY COUNTY, Cost: Decrease the price of the con- sewer and storm drainage systems and in- to the lifeguard buildings’ Men’s bathroom and Clerk’s Offi ce in said Municipal Building to the be offered for sale by Public Auction. Sale quirements of the Contract Documents. NEW JERSEY tract by $765.60 (new total of Contract cluding Boardwalk reconstruction in connec- $1,418,334.35) tion therewith Shower room; installation of a security door at General Public who shall request the Same. date will be June 21st at 11 A.M. the Municipal Court Building, HVAC repair and Should the successful Bidder to which this NOTICE is hereby given that sealed propos- other renovations to various City Buildings; Christopher Wood, City Clerk Unit # and Name: Contract is awarded fail to comply with the als will be received by hand delivery or by US Christopher Wood, City Clerk Appropriation: $415,000 roof repair to two Department of Public Works A18 & A25 – Leslie Edwards above provisions as to the submission of the Mail addressed to the Purchasing Agent and Dated: June 4, 2008 Bonds/Notes Authorized: $395,000 Department Buildings; and improvements to Dated: June 4, 2008 C34 – Maureen Logan required bonds, fully execute or to execute thereafter unsealed and read in the Commis- Grants (if any) Appropriated $0.00 the Public Works Facility; D21 – Michael Andrews the Contract within the time required herein, sioner’s Meeting Room, Municipal Building, 1x Fee=$12.15 06/04/08 Section 20 Costs: $ 20,000 AMENDING CHAPTER 6, SECTION 6-17, D15 & D30 – Marilynn Cook the Owner may at its sole discretion, declare 4400 New Jersey Avenue Wildwood, New ______Useful Life: 10 years (d) Purchase of radio pagers for the City’s Fire SCHEDULE XV OF THE REVISED GEN- the successful Bidder in default, and shall be Jersey on Tuesday, June 17, 2008 at 2:30 NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARD Department; ERAL ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF 2x Fee=$17.01 entitled to retain the bid security. p.m. No bids being received after public call William N. Davenport, Commissioner WILWOOD RE: “PARKING PROHIBITED 06/04, 06/11/08 therefore for the following: The City of Wildwood has awarded a contract Gary S. DeMarzo, Commissioner Bidders are required to comply with the re- without competitive bidding as a professional Ernest Troiano, Jr., Mayor (e) Purchase of a garage for the City’s Life- DURING CERTAIN PERIODS ON CERTAIN ______guard Department; STREETS” IN THE CITY OF WILDWOOD, TO: KATHLEEN LOMBARDO quirements of New Jersey P.L. 1975, C.127 License for Operation of Outdoor Movie The- service pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11-1, et seq. CAPE MAY COUNTY, NEW JERSEY (N.J.A.C. 17:27), Public Works Contractor ater on Wildwood Beach Bid #701-08 This contract and the resolution authorizing it The above ordinance was introduced and Registration Act (PWCRA) P.L. 1999, C.238- are available for public inspection in the offi ce passed fi rst reading on May 28, 2008. (f) Improvements to the sidewalks and curbs PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the case entitled at various locations in the City, as per a list on BE IT ORDAINED, by the Board of Commis- “Donald J. Lombardo vs. Kathleen Lombardo, N.J.S.A. 34:11-56.48 et seq, Affi rmative Ac- Said materials shall be bid and supplied in ac- of the Municipal Clerk. Christopher Wood, City Clerk fi le in the Finance Offi ce; sioners of the City of Wildwood, County of Docket No. FM-05-83-08d has been sched- tion; P.L. 1963, C.150, Prevailing Wage Act; cordance with specifi cations, copies of which Cape May, State of New Jersey, the Govern- uled for the fi nal divorce hearing on July 3, and P.L. 1975 C.33, Disclosure of Interests, are on fi le in the offi ce of the Purchasing Agent Awarded to: Marandino Concrete Co. 1x Fee=$27.94 06/04/08 (g) Purchase of or major repairs to various ing Body thereof that Chapter 6, Section 6-17, 2008 at 8:30 a.m. at the Cape May County as amended and supplemented. and may be obtained during regular business ______Department of Public Works equipment, in- Schedule XV, entitled “Parking Prohibited Court House, 9 North Main Street, Cape May hours (Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to Services: Change Order No. 3 – FY 2006 BOND ORDINANCE NO. 739-08 cluding, but not limited to, acquisition of and During Certain Periods on Certain Streets”, is Court House, New Jersey. The Borough of Wildwood Crest reserves the 4:30 p.m.). Proposals shall be enclosed in a NJDCA Small Cities Program Pacifi c Avenue maintenance to traffi c street sign equipment, hereby amended to include the following: right to reject any or all bids or to waive any sealed envelope with the bidders name and Streetscapes, Phase III – Burk Avenue to NOTICE OF PENDING BOND ORDINANCE fl eet maintenance equipment, and a beach At that time, Plaintiff will seek an award of informalities or immaterial differences should address and the designation of the material Spencer Avenue AND SUMMARY tractor; repairs to various equipment, includ- SECTION 1: Amendments: equitable distribution in accordance with the the Borough of Wildwood Crest deem it to be bid noted on the outside of the envelope. in the public interest to do so. Time Period: 1 Year The bond ordinance, the summary terms of ing, but not limited to a front end loader; Name of Street: Pine Avenue terms set forth in the Notice of Application for Name of Side: 125 East Equitable Distribution fi led with the Court. The City of Wildwood expressly reserves the which are included herein, was introduced (h) Various repairs and upgrades to the City Prohibited Period: No parking in front of afore- Each proposal or bid must be submitted in right to reject any or all bids, waive an: Cost in the amount not to exceed $7,933.96 and passed upon fi rst reading at a meeting of communications system; and mentioned address as follows: Monday NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A COPY accordance with the terms of the aforesaid informalities in the bid and accompanying (new total of contract $407,631.96) the governing body of the City of Wildwood, in to Friday, from 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. AND OF THE APPLICATION HAS BEEN FILED specifi cations and must be made on standard documents received. the County of Cape May, State of New Jersey, proposal forms contained in the specifi ca- Christopher Wood, City Clerk on May 28, 2008. It will bi further considered including all structures, work, equipment and from 2:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. (Person with dis- WITH THE CLERK OF THE SUPERIOR materials necessary therefore or incidental ability pick-up and drop-off.) COURT OF NEW JERSEY, FAMILY PART, tions. It must be enclosed in a sealed enve- Each bidder shall comply with the “Law Dated: June 4, 2008 for fi nal passage, after public hearing thereon, thereto. CAPE MAY COUNTY AND MAY BE EXAM- lope, bearing the project name and the name Against Discrimination”, PL1975, Chapter 127 at a meeting of the governing body to be held SECTION 2: Any other Ordinances in confl ict INED AT THE CLERK’S OFFICE DURING and address of the bidder and be delivered at as amended. All bidders are put on notice 1x Fee=$12.15 06/04/08 at the Municipal Offi ces 4400 New Jersey Appropriation: $771,600 or inconsistent with this Ordinance are hereby NORMAL BUSINESS HOURS. THE AD- the place on the hour above named. that a New Jersey Business Registration Cer- ______Avenue, Wildwood, New Jersey on June 25 Bonds/Notes Authorized: $619,100 repealed, to the extent of such confl ict or in- DRESS OF THE CLERK’S OFFICE IS 9 tifi cate is required with each bid submitted. NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARD ,2008 immediately following the Board of Grants (if any) Appropriated: $119,800 consistency. NORTH MAIN STREET, CAPE MAY COURT Borough of Wildwood Crest Bids without this certifi cate, by state law must Commissioners Work Session at 3:3 0 p.m.. Section 20 Costs: $ 32,700 HOUSE, NEW JERSEY. be rejected. The City of Wildwood has awarded a contract During the week prior to and up to and includ- Kevin Yecco, without competitive bidding as a professional ing the date of such meeting copies of the full Useful Life 10.21 years SECTION 3: Should any section, paragraph, sentence or clause or phrase of this Ordi- If you wish to contest anything contained in Borough Clerk GORDON H. BALL, JR. Purchasing Agent service pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11-1, et seq. ordinance will be available a no cost and dur- William N. Davenport, Commissioner - nance be declared unconstitutional or invalid the Notice, you have the right to appear at the Dated: June 4, 2008 This contract and the resolution authorizing it ing regular business hours, at the Clerk’s of- 1x Fee=$72.90 06/04/08 are available for public inspection in the offi ce fi ce for the members of the general public who Gary S. DeMarzo, Commissioner for any reason, the remaining portions of this hearing. If you do nothing, this is the order Ernest Troiano, Jr., Mayor Ordinance shall not be affected thereby and that may be entered as a Final Judgment by ______1x Fee=$21.87 06/04/08 of the Municipal Clerk. shall request the same. The summary of the shall remain in full force and effect and to the Court. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS ______terms of such bond ordinance follows: The above was introduced and passed fi rst this end the provisions of this Ordinance are CITY OF WILDWOOD Awarded to: Marandino Concrete Co. reading on May 28, 2008. hereby declared to be severable. Lisa M. Radell, Esq. CITY OF WILDWOOD CAPE MAY COUNTY, Cape May County, New Jersey Title: NEW JERSEY Services: Change Order No. 1 – FY 2008 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF WILD- Attorney for Plaintiff Donald J. Lombardo Christopher Wood, City Clerk SECTION 4: This Ordinance shall become RESOLUTION NJDOT Municipal Aid Road Program Recon- WOOD, IN THE COUNTY OF CAPE MAY, effective immediately upon fi nal passage and 1x Fee=$18.22 06/04/08 NOTICE is hereby given that sealed propos- Resolution Authorizing the Award of an Alter- struction of Poplar Avenue (Atlantic Avenue to NEW JERSEY, PROVIDING FOR VARIOUS 1x Fee=$48.60 06/04/08 publication, according to law. ______als will be received by hand delivery or by US nate to Fair and Open Contract Ocean Avenue) CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS FOR THE CITY Mail addressed to the Purchasing Agent and OF WILDWOOD AND APPROPRIATING ______NOTICE: CHANGE OF TIME FOR CITY OF WILDWOOD William Davenport, Commissioner CAPE MAY COUNTY BOARD OF thereafter unsealed and read in the Commis- WHEREAS the City of Wildwood has a need Time Period: 1 year $771,600 THEREFOR, AND PROVIDING Cape May County, New Jersey Gary S. DeMarzo, Commissioner CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS MEETING sioner’s Meeting Room, Municipal Building, to acquire certain goods and/or services as an FOR THE ISSUANCE OF $619,100 IN GEN- Ernest Troiano, Jr., Mayor 4400 New Jersey Avenue, Wildwood, New alternate to a fair and open contract pursuant Cost: in the amount not to exceed $18,426.00 ERAL IMPROVEMENT BONDS OR NOTES NOTICE OF PENDING PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the time of the Jersey on Tuesday, June 17, 2008 at 2:30 to the provisions of N.J.S.A. 19:44A-20.4 or (new total of contract $139,545.82) OF THE CITY OF WILDWOOD TO FINANCE ORDINANCE NO. 740-08 Attest: Christopher H. Wood, City Clerk regular meeting of the Cape May County p.m. No bids being received after public call 20.5 as appropriate; and, THE SAME therefore for the following: Christopher Wood, City Clerk Board of Chosen Freeholders to be held on The ordinance published herewith was in- The above ordinance was introduced and Tuesday, June 10, 2008 has been changed WHEREAS, the Purchasing Agent has de- Dated: June 4, 2008 Purpose(s): troduced and passed upon fi rst reading at a passed fi rst reading on May 28, 2008. from 6:30 p.m. caucus and 7:00 p.m. meeting Auto Parts Bid #842-08 termined that the value of the acquisition will (a) Purchase of vehicles, excluding passenger meeting of the Board of Commissioners of the to 4:00 p.m. caucus and 4:30 p.m. meeting. exceed $ 17,500; 1x Fee=$12.15 06/04/08 vehicles and station wagons, including, but City of Wildwood, in the County of Cape May, CHRISTOPHER H. WOOD, CITY CLERK Said materials shall be bid and supplied in ac- and, ______not limited to an SUV with accessories for the cordance with specifi cations, copies of which NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARD Police Department; a truck for the Life Guard New Jersey, held on May 28, 2008. It will Stephen O’Connor be further considered for fi nal passage after 1x Fee=$40.10 06/04/08 Clerk of the Board are on fi le in the offi ce of the Purchasing Agent WHEREAS, the anticipated term of this con- Department; and a Bob-Cat and a dump truck Public Hearing thereon, at a meeting of said ______and may be obtained during regular business tract is one year; and, The City of Wildwood has awarded a contract for the Department of Public Works; hours (Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to without competitive bidding as a professional Board of Commissioners, Wednesday, June NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE 1x Fee=$7.29 06/04/08 11, 2008 immediately following the Board of ______4:30 p.m.). Proposals shall be enclosed in a WHEREAS, GPM Water Engineering & service pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A: 11-1, et seq. (b) Purchase of an ambulance for the City’s Commissioners Work Session at 6:30 p.m., Notice is hereby given that all household and sealed envelope with the bidders name and Management Consultants has submitted a This contract and the resolution authorizing it Fire Department; address and the designation of the material contract indicating it will provide services in are available for public inspection in the offi ce bid noted on the outside of the envelope. connection with “Engineering Services; ASR of the Municipal Clerk. Well No. 35”, not to exceed seventy thousand The City of Wildwood expressly reserves the ($70,000.00) Dollars; and, Awarded to: Garden State Dredging, Inc. right to reject any or all bids, waive any infor- NATIONALS malities in the bid and accompanying docu- WHEREAS, the Chief Financial Offi cer for the Services: Change Order No. 2 – FY 2007 ments received. City of Wildwood has certifi ed that there are NJDOT Municipal Aid Road Program Recon- Reader Advisory: the National Trade Associa- ALL CASH VENDING! Incredible Income Op- Settlements, Annuities, Lawsuit, Mortgage suffi cient funds to retain the services of GPM struction of Roberts Avenue (Atlantic Avenue tion we belong to has purchased the follow- portunity! Candy, Gumball, Snack, Soda... Notes & Cash Flows. J.G. Wentworth #1 NEVER RENT AGAIN! 5bd 3ba Home only Each bidder shall comply with the “Law Water Engineering & Management Consul- to Pacifi c Avenue) ing classifi eds. 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At Cape Regional To The Editor: “I’m being treated like a queen! I guess I’ll have to fall on my Yesterday was Me-morial Day. other side to keep all your pampering up.” This is what my mother Lots of fl ags fl ying in the neigh- borhood. All the neighboring reported to us from her hospital bed at Cape Regional Medical towns had parades. Center three weeks ago. She tripped in her apartment on the leg My heart was touched at all of her computer chair and the bone in her leg fractured from the the television shows showing fall. Surgery was immediately scheduled for the following day and the cemeteries holding all our “Oma” as her grandkids and great-grandkids call her, was sitting up lost service men and women. not too long after surgery when she made this cheery comment. Sad, but somehow beautiful. The level of care she received at Cape Regional Medical Center I had recently visited our was outstanding – every need attended to immediately – every capital, and visited Arlington question answered thoroughly - and every National Cemetery. We saw the opportunity taken to ensure the matriarch graves of John and Jacqueline of our family was comfortable and progress- Kennedy and Bobby Kennedy. ing nicely. Our family is extremely grateful The John Kennedys had a to the hospital, as is Oma. Many times she beautiful monument, and beside took the hands of those caring for her, looked it was a simple wood cross at them in the eye, and with a smile said, Bobby’s grave…it seemed so “Thank you.” It was important to her that rightly “them.” she demonstrate her appreciation for the I’m patriotic, and was a bit conscientious, tender care she received. Her sentimental visiting their rest- fi ve-day stay was a good one and she is now ing places. Somehow, we are all “family.” So I prayed for each well on the road to a full recovery. of their souls. We’re all God’s children. With Cape Regional being a community hospital, Our Readers Write we are privileged to be provided such professional CATHERINE COSTELLO services by our friends and neighbors… Offers Criteria for Replacing Wife Wildwood Crest Since I fi rst took my 12-month-old daughter to our community Got An Opinion? hospital in 1979, when the main entrance was a small set of double To The Editor: dream job has taken a beating. That’s OK because a “new dream job” has come along and that means Herald Newspapers wel- doors facing Stone Harbor Boulevard, it has greatly expanded its comes letters on a wide range of services to include things such as dialysis, radiation therapy for Fifteen years ago, my wife completed her that LCMR is now, or shortly will, be seeking a BA and was offered her dream job as a biology biology teacher to replace Mrs. Clark. subjects. Have you an opinion? cancer patients, and a cardiac catheterization laboratory. They also Go to our Web site: www.cape- can justly brag about how every patient room has been updated to teacher. What made it her dream job was the I think LCMR is losing one of its best. I’m al- fact that she would be teaching at her alma mater, lowed, because I’m her husband, and will attest maycountyherald.com and click provide a more comfortable visit for patients. And perhaps you’ve on Opinion to submit a letter. seen the lettering above the main entrance touting their affi liation Lower Cape May Regional High School. Since to the effort she put in every day to help her September 1993, she has poured her heart and students be successful. From my perspective, I Same rules apply, same number with the University of Pennsylvania Health System; CRMC was of words (600) Or write one, selected for this association. soul into teaching biological sciences. In addi- thought I would present some of the qualities that tion to college-bound biology, she also wrote the I’ve noticed over the past 15 years that the school sign your name, hometown and With this being a community hospital, we are privileged to be phone number for verifi cation. provided such professional services by our friends and neighbors; curriculum for and taught the AP Biology and should consider when hiring a replacement. The Anatomy courses since their inception. Her focus candidate should be able to: Deadline for letters is 5 p.m. what a different experience that is from a city hospital. We saw Thursday. about a dozen people we knew while there, some old acquain- throughout her career has always been on her • Teach Biology, AP Biology and the Anatomy tances, some new but all friendly people with familiar faces, faces students; prepare them for life after LCMR. classes. This will include conducting the neces- In a republic, the people to whom we were comfortable entrusting Oma. When she was a student at LCMR, she was very sary labs for all three courses in support of the are the kings....It is for My thanks to everyone at the hospital for their loving and profes- active in student activities and she has remained lecture classes. the fathers to see that the sional care of my mother. so during her teaching career serving for many • Be dedicated to educating the students and not years as a class advisor, an assistant coach for the just passing them along after “going through the sons are qualified for the responsibilities of American ART HALL, publisher girl’s tennis team and most recently as the advisor motions.” This will require a consistent approach for the LCMR Chapter of National Honor Society, to teaching and treating all students equally. citizenship, and it is for the Post comments to: www.capemaycountyherald.com where she was a student member her junior and • Maintain high educational standards. Pre- sons to see to it that they do senior years. pare LCMR students for the realities of college not dishonor the crowns, the She loves LCMR and in an effort to help her academics. crowns that the republic has students to be successful, she sets high educational • Extra instruction time will require time after placed upon their heads. standards for her classes. school and some weekends. The AP Biology stu- Edmund Fairfi eld, 1853 A lot has happened over the years and this (Page A45 Please) Quotes From the Bible N “…giving thanks always and for everything to God the Father in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ” COMPASS POINTS... By AL CAMPBELL Ephesians 5:20 W E Offi cials Listen, Some Now, Others Later Referendum is a word that strikes fear in the hearts of elected no longer resonates with the elected of- S offi cials. It does so since the result that it carries is the electorate's fi cial. When they speak, he may listen, most powerful tool against governmental action; it can stop a but the words are soon forgotten. project or delay implementation for years. Projects come before the governing body that sound valid. As with any high-powered weapon or prescription, a referen- There may be a vocal minority that demands, say, a new gateway Published Every Wednesday by the dum ought to be used sparingly, and not merely as a way to slap entrance to the town; or a project to revamp the major business SEAWAVE CORPORATION offi cials in the face and yell, "Gotcha!" district in town; or maybe build a new convention hall. On the other hand, if municipal government worked the way it Ears are closed on the governing body. ARTHUR R. HALL, President & Publisher is supposed to, referendum would be just another word in a law Opponents are ignored, perhaps cast off as book. If offi cials listened to the people who elected them, many being crackpots. ALFRED S. CAMPBELL, Managing Editor differences of opinion that have resulted in costly and divisive So ahead with the project goes the govern- SUSAN K. AVEDISSIAN, Assistant Managing Editor referendum elections would have been avoided. ing body. The people say no, but their elected CAROLYN MEE, Ph.D., On Deck and Features Editor I have witnessed, over the years of municipal coverage in this offi cials don't listen. county, a progression of offi cials actions that seem ironic but There is division in the town, never a good PRESTON D. GIBSON, Director of Development true. thing, but it happens all the time. BENJAMIN N. HALL, From among the populous, perhaps a citizens' group, a spokes- Then, at last, the idea is hatched using that person emerges. He (it happens to women, too) may be an elo- powerful word "referendum." Director of Online Application Development quent speaker, well educated, with valid concerns about certain Flustered, offi cials may back pedal, but STEVE MEHL, Northern Advertising Manager areas in the town. That person attends some municipal meetings, that's rare. By the time things reach a point KAREN DICKINSON, Southern Advertising Manager makes statements or maybe takes a more offensive tact against where the public is even considering a refer- BETH HUBER, National Advertising Manager the elected offi cials. endum, water is, literally, spilling over the dam of resentment. They may, at fi rst, think the person an anomaly, just somebody Sadly, neighbors and friends align against each other. One sees DAWN AUSTIN, Client & Creative Services Manager with a complaint, so they pay little attention. virtue in the project; the other believes it an ultimate waste of Spurned, the person may become indignant and rally support tax money. Alienation grips the municipality. 1508 Rt. 47, Rio Grande, N.J. 08242 ■ among his peers. One thing leads to another, and soon there is Offi cials act as if they are wearing metal suits. They begin Phone 886-8600 Fax 886-1879 a petition circulated to place that person's name on the ballot to view those who placed them in power as strident fools who E-Mail: [email protected] for election. know nothing. DEADLINES If that person works hard enough, shakes enough hands, sticks Finally, it is Election Day. Votes are cast, as is the die for the News & Photos ...... Thursday with the issues, and swings voters, he will fi nd himself elected. town's future. If the people are "successful", the referendum may Display Advertising ...... Friday-5 p.m. The fi rst term is usually a honeymoon, everybody adores the succeed and the project thwarted. Classifi ed Ads ...... Monday-11 a.m. new person, after all, he is their fair-haired representative, and As an alternative, would it not have been better to do what Classifi ed Display Ads ...... Friday-5 p.m. the sky's the limit. He can do nothing wrong. makes a real politician and compromise? Elected offi cials are Legal Advertisements ...... Thursday-Noon Then, politics, like a fog that fl oats from the sea, enters the working with the tax money of the electorate, so why not listen ■ © The Seawave Corp. 2008, All rights reserved. First copy of this picture. Never a clean game, there are deals and votes, and yes, to what they have to say? Are those men and women on the dais publication is free. Each additional copy costs $2. All property rights for favors to be repaid. These things are nothing new; they are part not placed there to represent the people? the entire contents of this publication shall be the property of the Seawave of the landscape in government, though we don't like to think it Skillful diplomats are few in the hinterlands, thus we are Corp. No part hereof may be reproduced without prior written consent. happens, it does, daily, and on every level of government. relegated to use the equivalent of an atomic fl y swatter that tool Neither participating advertisers nor the publishers will be responsible or liable for misinformation, misprints or typographical errors. Seawave Let's say the person still has favor among the electorate, runs, we call a referendum. Corporation’s liability for errors or omissions resulting from its own and is elected a second and subsequent times. It would be a wise governing body that learned from others' negligence or from cause beyond its control extends only to the cost To put it frankly, he's not the same old person he once was. experiences about such lethal weapons, and learn the art of of actual space occupied or to have been occupied by the item(s) in which the error or omission occurred. The publishers reserve the right Maybe he's not above the law, but such thoughts enter his mind. compromise and skill of listening to the people before it came to to edit or refuse any submitted material, as well as to reject or cancel Soon, there is an air of arrogance that begins to show. Old friends that troublesome initiative. any advertisement at any time. may fall away and those political friends draw closer. Elected offi cials will listen, smart ones before a referendum, Dedicated to the Service of God and Mankind. The folks who elected the person are cast away. What they say others only after a referendum's votes are tallied. Herald Newspapers June 4 2008 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A45 Hyper-Public Records May Be the Future in NJ I can live with the diaper Internet Posting of Court Records Considered changes. I don’t mind per- forming the same tasks as four digits of fi nancial account numbers, and a debtor’s the wait staff at a diner. I Social Security number. A fi nancial account may be By Keith Forrest can reconcile my duties as a identifi ed when it is the subject of the litigation. chauffeur as I usher kids to • While “dates of birth and home addresses should and from school. continue to be made available in paper fi les, at public I admit it. I am a fl ip fl opper. No, I am But my ability to cope starts to slip away access terminals in courthouses, and in court records not running for a higher offi ce. But I am under the constant auditory barrage. The released in bulk,” that same information would be running after my two-year-old twins. fact that kids are loud is not exactly news. limited on the Internet to display only birth year and the A week ago, my wife Kris and I fl ip But however loud you think they are, mine municipality and state rather than the full home address. fl opped roles. She started an important are much louder. By SUSAN KRYSIAK AVEDISSIAN The exception is matters including civil judgment — to fulltime job at a fortune 500 company. My I have four kids with big personalities include full home address and date of birth — and Tax semester as a communication professor at and even bigger lungs. “He hit me,” ap- Most court documents are open to the public. Court docket information — a full ACCC came to a crashing halt, launching pears to be the most common sentence in Would posting those records on the Internet open up property address or block and lot me into a summer as Mr. Mom. their vocabularies. Pandora’s Box or simply be a more effective manner to designation. Kris had been home with our four kids I felt like a hillbilly this week as I began shed light on what is already public information? • In cases posted on the Inter- for most of the last few years. I to think, “So hit him back!” One “Public” is what it is. net, minors should be identifi ed am a very hands-on dad and I had week with four small children The reality, however, is that when you post to the only by their initials. been in the muck with my kids and my pacifi st credentials were Internet, all of a sudden, a piece of paper goes from sitting The recommendations state the many times. But doing it all day crumbling. in a court house shelf and being available if requested by judiciary should start the Internet every day is different. The week was a transition for somebody, to being accessible with a few clicks on the posting of case docket information During this past week, there all of us. As twins Madeline and computer from anywhere in the world. with civil docket and criminal were occasional moments with- Elijah appeared to be in a constant Now that’s public. conviction information. Family out a crisis. I just don’t remember tug-a-war for my attention, I no- The state Supreme Court May 28 heard testimony and Municipal docket information any of them. ticed that my wife was walking from individuals and groups weighing in on a proposed posting should await an analysis of these fi rst steps. When Kris arrived home from around with a perpetual smile on rule change to expand access to judicial records by post- Many of these topics came up in testimony before a Saturday volunteer event, her face. ing them on the Internet. the court. she found me on the steps of our house All of her descriptions of her new The proposed changes come after a two-year study Keith Miller, representing New Jersey Media Lawyers futilely trying to contain the chaos. My corporate job sounded more like she was by the Supreme Court Special Committee on Public Association, said the organization strongly supports the two-year-old twins Madeline and Elijah working in heaven’s central offi ce. At fi rst Access to Court Records, chaired by Associate Justice new rule. kept trying to dart into the street as I ran this seemed like a bit of hyperbole. But Barry T. Albin. That report concluded access should be “We believe the new rule is much more in the spirit around after them. after a week of doing Kris’ old job, I would increased due to a presumption of openness. Along with of OPRA (Open Public Records Act),” Miller told the There was a rare break in the mayhem have been happy fl ipping burgers. that presumption, comes a new “user-friendly” Rule 1:38 justices. so I had retreated to the steps of our porch enumerating exceptions to that general rule. He urged the court to consider full posting of criminal for a respite. “When did you get back Keith Forrest is an assistant professor of But with the considerations that go into making re- as well as civil docket information. from Iraq?” Kris asked. communication at Atlantic Cape Commu- cords more accessible to the public on the Internet come David MacMilllan of New Jersey Legal Services cau- I think the implication was that I looked nity College. His late mother Libby Demp concerns with the immediate and worldwide access the tioned justices to be wary of the disproportionate impact like I was suffering from sort of post-trau- Forrest Moore wrote the Joyride column Internet provides. these rules might have upon the poor. matic stress disorder. I probably was. for this newspaper for 20 years. These include guarding against identify theft, protect- “One thing we do know: (personal) identifi ers are a ing domestic violence victims and rehabilitating juvenile valuable commodity,” he said. offenders, among other things. Low income consumers are often the least able to Environmental Lobby to Blame The report acknowledges the unique character of protect themselves from identify theft, he said. the Internet. He cited incidents of identity theft tied to the PACER To The Editor: George Bush’s fault. When voters allow “Internet posting results in a hyper-dissemination system in Florida, an Internet court docket posting sys- the environmentalist lobby to take over, of court records, raising concerns different from those tem; further, that some states have tried Internet posting After being quoted an absurd price for we don’t get nuclear energy like France, related to specifi c requests for court records. Because of of court information and reversed course after problems heating oil, I say kill all the polar bears coal to oil like the Germans did back in privacy concerns, the Judiciary should proceed cautiously arose, such as in Virginia, Ohio and Florida. and caribou, too. Why should we have to World War II, able to drill for oil in the with Internet posting after further study,” it states. There is no set date for when the rules are expected to freeze next winter instead of them? Gulf of Mexico like China and Nigeria do, With that in mind, some of the specifi c recommenda- be adopted, according to a judiciary spokesperson. I am outraged that lobbyists posing as or off-shore and Alaska. tions include: While the openness of court records is integral to so-called environmentalists dare equate us Moreover, with China and India com- • Certain “personal identifi ers” will be confi dential our democratic system, there are those who would take with animals. When it comes to survival peting for dwindling supplies (supply and and litigants should be required to omit them from docu- advantage of such openness to harm others. We trust the of the fi ttest, common sense dictates it be demand), we better do something fast or ments submitted to the court, including Social Security, Supreme Court will proceed cautiously. Only with the the higher form of life — humans. Only soon we will have real problems, and the driver’s license, vehicle plate, insurance policy, fi nancial proper controls in place, will Internet posting of public the latter are best positioned to insure party of the environmentalists, the Demo- account and credit card numbers. court information do more good than harm. the survival of earth, not some dumb crats are not going to be the answer. • But in collection cases, portions of certain confi den- To view the entire report see http://www.judiciary. animal. Remember two years ago when they told tial personal identifi ers may be included such as the last state.nj.us/publicaccess/. In case some people still are wonder- us they would get gas prices down? Ha! ing why fuel prices are so high, a little TONY DEANGELIS Our Readers Write snap education is in order. First, it’s not Villas

The City Is No Longer Protective of the Cats freelance musicians from Uppperper TownshipTownship & the New York and Phila- To The Editor: under TNR. And, of course, by not allowing us to feed delphia areas, who have them, the city is actually encouraging the cats to seek Ocean City News Notes performed all over the For over a year my girlfriend and I have been going food elsewhere. Rosemarie Whelan, Herald Correspondent world either individually several times a week to feed the street cats that hang The city, despite public outcry to keep the cats, has [email protected] or as a group. out at the corner of Jackson and Carpenter Lane in Cape succumbed to the irrational fear that these particular cats, The musicians included May. They didn’t really depend on us for food because when well fed, will pose a threat to shore birds and is Strathmere Ensemble who was born in West Mitsuru Tsubota, violin; a couple shopkeepers always had bowls of dry food and now, heartlessly, out to destroy them. Devotes Concert to Chester, Pa., can be heard Sophie Arbuckle, violin; water outside their stores and many a tourist would add The city needs to stand up to the feds, persuade them Troops in the fi lm “Platoon.” Arik Braude, violin; Louise scraps from doggie bags into the bowls. of the irrationality of their over protectiveness of the “They just don’t write Schulman, viola; Daire Sometimes the cats, especially the one named Smokey, shorebirds and make every attempt to keep the town’s What a superb start to them like that anymore,” FitzGerald, cello; and John would come, not for the food we offered, but just to be cats as safe and well-fed as they had been previously. the summer season as the said Kulowitsch, following T. Kulowitsch, bass. sociable. When not hungry she would nibble a few bites I certainly can agree with the city that no new cats Strathmere Ensemble re- the group’s highlights from The outstanding perfor- just to be polite and then wait to be petted or just parade be introduced, but I think it is unconscionable to starve turned to the United Meth- Rodgers and Hammerstein’s mance of these talented herself around us while we sat on the bench. or remove the cats for which some of the streets and odist Church in Strathmere “South Pacifi c.” musicians, selections of Smokey in particular had some notoriety; she was the porches of Cape May have, for years, been their safe for a concert which John Ragtime music, which music, the setting of this poster cat for Cape May’s TNR program. That’s Trap and trusted homes. Kulowitsch, the founder originated in mid-1890, small hometown church, Neuter and Release, a program to save street cats and to STEVE ALFANO and artistic director of the was also part of the pro- and camaraderie of neigh- prevent them from reproducing. Cape May’s TNR had North Cape May group, dedicated “to our gram, and rags by Scott bors, friends, and family, all some national publicity some years ago and the city actu- troops who have sacrifi ced Joplin — “Maple Leaf Rag” combined to produce this ally seemed proud of what it was doing to inexpensively Criteria (From Page A44) for our country!” and “Pineapple Rag” — sensational seaside concert and rather effectively control the cat population that dents typically attend about six Saturday classes lasting One could not help were played. in Strathmere. wandered the Victorian sidewalks and alleyways. two-third hours in the months leading to the AP Biology but be overcome by the Two marches by John Unfortunately, as I understand it from the various test in May. powerful voice of soprano Philip Sousa, “The Wash- Animal Alliance newspaper articles in the past several months, the federal • Be a supporter of LCMR. Attend sporting events, art Deborah Vandegrift, as she ington Post March” and Meeting Slated government has told the city that it must get rid of the cats show, musical production and as many of the other activi- proudly opened the pro- “The Stars and Stripes For- in order to receive federal funds for beach replenishment. ties as possible. Encourage students to do the same. gram singing “God Bless ever,” prompted Mary Lou CREST HAVEN — The The feds claim the city must make the beaches safe for • The ability and courage to stand by your convictions. America.” McBride of Sea Isle City Animal Alliance of Cape endangered seabirds and allege that these cats will be a Setting high educational standards is diffi cult and not all After the Ensemble and Havertown to remark, May County Inc. (AACMC) danger to the fowl. students will “rise to the occasion.” Tremendous pres- played a selection of songs “The joyousness of the mu- will hold its bi-annual gen- I agree that roaming cats near the beach where birds sure will be applied by parents, school administrators and by Stephen Foster, includ- sicians was contagious.” eral meeting on June 10, 7 nests can certainly be a danger to the birds. However, even the Board of Education when some of the students ing “My Old Kentucky The program concluded p.m. at the clinic located nesting birds are south of town, on beaches between the do not “make the grade.” Home" and “Oh, Susanna,” with Vandegrift and the next to the county animal cove (south end of promenade) and Cape May Point. I’m sure that LCMR has its own standards for hiring Kulowitsch said, “It’s great audience singing “America shelter. The focus of this Never have I seen one of the cats from Carpenter Lane a biology teacher and from what I hear there are a lot music — so simple and so the Beautiful.” meeting will be “ Solv- anywhere near the beach at Cape May let alone roaming of candidates who should meet their criteria. I wish the nice.” Leaving the church, Joe ing the Cat Overpopula- the beaches south of town. Since these cats have had school much luck. There will be a new biology teacher Introducing the next Trelli of Sea Isle City and tion Crisis in Cape May food placed out for them they’re not about to wander in the faculty next year, but I don’t think it will be Mrs. piece, “Adagio for Strings,” Lafayette Hill remarked, County.” far a fi eld in search of wild fowl. The last few times we Clark’s replacement. Her love for the school and her Kulowitsch told the audi- “Every time I’ve been here The mission of AACMC went to feed our favorite cats we noticed that they were students will be hard to replace. ence that the group had it’s been excellent, and it is to promote the well be- becoming thin and that they devoured all the food as soon LCMR is losing an excellent and dedicated teacher. chosen this particular com- gets better all the time.” ing of Cape May County as we put the cans down. My fi nal thought for the new teacher: Keep your focus position as they wanted to Lynne Shirk, also a Sea Isle animals and help end the We soon found out that it’s against the law to feed the on the students, set high educational standards and work make a “signifi cant state- City resident, called the euthanasia of pets through street cats, that anyone feeding them can be fi ned and hard to prepare them to be successful after their time at ment” about those serving Ensemble “the best kept aggressive spay/neuter, that the cat would then be confi scated and held in the Lower Cape May Regional High School. our country. The soulful secret on the island.” TNR and educational initia- shelter for one week before being put to death. Thus the DOUG CLARK piece, which was composed The members of the tives. For more informa- city is no longer protective of the cats it had protected Swainton in 1936 by Samuel Barber Strathmere Ensemble are tion call 465-6388.

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AUTO FOR SALE RV BOAT FOR SALE Spout Off (From Page A28) —Avalon the greenhouse gas situation is real. Do something now. *** —North Cape May To the person who complained about the quality of educa- Boat for Sale- *** tion at Margaret Mace in the May 28th issue: Please get your Can the police in four towns on the island on the overnight facts right before you "mouth off." Margaret Mace is actually shift please report the burned-out streetlights to A.C. Elec- rated as one of the best schools in the state. As for who gets 1986 FOUR WINNS tric? Some lights have been out for more than six months. I hired, why don't you start attending the board meetings to ask Auto For Sale- HORIZON: would think this would be a priority for safety. your questions in person? When I have had an issue, I have attended a meeting and usually have my answer before I leave. 170 Mercury Cruiser —Wildwood 1970 Fleetwood *** I just wonder if maybe either you or someone you know was with Bimini top + extras Cadillac RV- Who is responsible for the junkyard where the old goril- not qualifi ed enough to work at this wonderful school and now with 2000 Venture Trail- you are upset. Factory (non-stretch) la used to be on Rio Grande Avenue? Where are the code of- ✰✰✰✰✰ er, make offer. 215-822- fi cers? Whose jurisdiction is it? Please do something about it. —North Wildwood Limo, 95% restored. 1830 ext 314 or 215- —Shawcrest *** Only 1,240 of them POPUP CAMPER I am so shocked that you would print someone putting a 257-1281 (ED. NOTE: It is in Middle Township.) made. A true classic- 2006 Fleetwood Pop *** curse on a person for free…All these stupid, and I mean only $7500. Up Highlander -Niaga- The reason the Democrats have stopped the attempt to drill stupid, articles, why not use the pen and paper for something Call 609-602-1959 ra Model. Fully loaded JET SKI/PWC for oil in Anwar and off the New Jersey coast is that they un- worthwhile...like to your senators for Medicare coverage for Air Cond, Full Hook derstand that it’s a con game by the oil companies and their hearing aids, false teeth or any dental work. Take the time lackeys. There’s not enough oil there to make us independent. and effort for good use, visit the senior citizens in the nursing μ WebID #: 151695 Ups Including micro- The answer is conservation and renewable energy sources. homes, and write to our boys in the veteran homes. Grow up wave too many options —Avalon and act like good human beings and stop being so nasty and to list. Used only 4 Jet Ski/PWC- *** petty. weekends since NEW. What a nice site for all our tourists to see as they enter the —Wildwood Auto For Sale- $12500 or best of- EASY PORT JET SKI Wildwoods on Rio Grande Boulevard on a holiday weekend. *** The grass is now mowed, trash not picked up, weeds and trash Why is the bully “njcape” allowed to violate online forum fer. 609- 780- 7736 or Davit: Bought new for FOR SALE $1500; 3 years old, all over the George Redding Bridge. As a taxpayer, where are rules? 609-465 4062 my tax dollars going? Who is responsible for this area? It is —Cape May 2002 Sebring $700. or best offer. 856- ✰✰✰✰✰ a disgrace. *** Convertible 816-1634 —Wildwood Crest The Delaware River Port Authority is looking for ways to Silver body, Navy top *** spend the taxpayers' money. Bureaucrats always fi nd the need and leather interior, V6 SAILBOAT Part time work with no benefi ts. Cut pay in half and take to expand government and we end up paying for their schemes. engine, Limited model, BOATING away benefi ts — fair. The latest is a proposal to extend the PATCO service, which is —Villas already losing money. And, the cost is estimated to be in the Air conditioned, auto- Sailboat- *** billions of dollars. Add to that, the fact that planners' cost esti- matic transmission, CD BOAT SLIP I’ve owned my home in Wildwood for 10 years. There is mates are almost always low and we can anticipate a massive & tape, 72,000 miles, 14’ Sunfi sh: All rigging a huge pothole outside my home that I’ve been trying to get waste of our money. Hopefully, somebody will come to their one owner, $9000. Call included $400. Includes fi xed since I moved in. It has caused my ceramic fl oor to crack senses and put a stop to this nonsense. Judy at 609-465-2159 2 lifejackets. from the trucks that come barreling down the street. I go to —Court House Boat Slip- city hall, they have a truck come by shovel black top in it and *** 609-263-8841 drive over it. Where are my tax dollars going? I would like to make a suggestion to the fi ve commissioners μ WebID #: 151956 or 856-235-3631 —Wildwood who passed the new ordinance concerning sidewalk dining and BOAT SLIPS *** serving alcohol. How many businesses benefi ted by this other MOTORCYCLE AVAILABLE NOW!! For all the drivers who take the back roads to the shore: If than SIC's fi nest bars? The commissioners should each take a HEREFORD INLET you are the lead car and think that driving under the speed bar on a Sunday morning at 3 a.m., and stand outside the limit is safe, look in the rearview mirror. All those drivers bars with their better halves and see what is happening. I bet Motorcycle- MARINA NOW HAS in back are waving at you and can’t pass on most of these they would see the need for changes. You can’t be in bed at BOAT SLIPS AVAIL- roads. Pull over, stretch your legs for fi ve minutes, and then go 10 p.m. and know what problems exist, and the police are not HARLEY DAVIDSON, ABLE FOR RENT! DEEP out in front again. informing anyone. 2000: 883 Sportster WATER SLIPS INCLUD- —West Wildwood —Sea Isle City with accessories. Black. ED. MARINE STORE, *** Now I have nothing against vacationers, shoobies, out-of- *** 2,750 miles. Excellent RESTROOMS AND towners etc., however here are some local pointers: Don’t Time to exit the United Nations. Every time there is catas- condition. 609-889-8622 REPAIR SERVICE ALL stop in the middle of a street then decide to turn; doing the trophe in the alleged poorer countries, they will let the UN into or 609-408-0621(cell), ON SITE! CALL NOW! speed limit would be nice that goes for going too fast or too the country, but refuse entry to Americans. It’s time to let it be leave message. # 609-602-7148. slow, and last but not least, the next time I get one of you known we are the biggest supporter of the UN. If they don't tailgating me I am going to slam my brakes then see what you want us to help, let the UN do it without our help. They get Office hours 9 to 5 μ get. all the credit and we pay the bills. Monday - Friday WebID #: 152455 —Villas —Sea Isle City *** *** Wildwood Catholic is a disgrace. At the graduation ceremo- Congratulations to Commissioner Scott Golden. The true ALIGNMENT We are a NJ ny they forgot to recognize a student who was sitting in the citizens of West Wildwood wish you all the best. We know you State Inspection & front row. By the time they realized their mistake they decided will do a good job. SERVICE Emission Repair to publicly humiliate her. They refused to let a student gradu- —West Wildwood CENTER Facility ate who was behind in tuition. They omitted a student from *** the yearbook and the word “Wildwood” is misspelled on the Who said Cape May has no merry-go-round? It's in City (Next to Eddieʼs Auto Body) • 637 Route 9 • Erma • 884-4613 fi rst page of the yearbook. Hall! Every time they fl oat (vote) a bond ordinance there are —Wildwood Crest strong objections from the voters who have been fed up with COUPON *** the routine of spending wildly for doubtful things and remak- In reference to last week’s Spout Off about Lower's council ing the place by allowing variances and approving demolitions • LUBE, OIL & FILTER pay raise and the Herald’s question about how much the job and paying special attention to certain interests. This council is worth: How about doing it for free? All of Lower Township has been voting together without debate, objection or ab- • ROTATE TIRES volunteer fi refi ghters work for free, and they put in far more stention again and again for costly projects. With a new mayor $ 95 and councilperson, maybe there will be more open debate and hours at all times of day and night not just answering calls that • CHECK BRAKES may hurt or even kill them, but countless hours devoted to opportunities in meetings to think it out. 39 plus tax training as well. If these politicians were so civic minded and —Cape May • CHECK & FILL FLUID LEVELS loyal to their community they would show it by volunteering *** • CHECK BELTS & HOSES $ to sit on council. No benefi ts either. Then you would see who If there is to be any blame for the fl ooding in West Wild- SAVE 10 really had the community's best interest at heart. wood, we should thank all those waterfront properties where *must have coupon *exp. 6/30/08 —Lower Township their bulkheads are not up to date with height requirements. *** Maybe their insurance companies should pay for our losses. 24 HOUR Interesting thread on the Internet forum. List of worst places —West Wildwood AUTO to raise a family, not surprisingly Philadelphia is No. 4. I would *** TOWING All Major & Minor Repairs BODY bet they deserve this rating. Then there was listed the best places With the election now somewhat over, it seems all it has Foreign or Domestic! EDDIE’S SHOP to raise a family, No. 1, Honolulu. Reason given: "Schools spend done is to make our nice family town turn into a war zone. $9,000 per student. No. 69, El Paso, Tex. Reason “16 students When the previous elected offi cials were in place, everyone en- per teacher.” Looking at the list I saw no city or town in New joyed traveling the streets of West Wildwood. I hope the newly Jersey listed. How could Sea Isle City miss since they’re using (maybe) elected offi cials will be proud of what they have done IF IT MOVES money spent on per student, and the number of students per to our small town charm. Bring back the Fox team. teacher? SIC is way ahead on both counts. —West Wildwood WE CAN HELP YOU SELL IT! —Sea Isle City *** *** I wish to thank the mayor and all of the people involved in CALL 609-886-8600 ext 33 or 34 our Memorial Day celebration. I wrote a similar letter last Missing something? Read all this week’s Spout Offs year, and the event was outstanding again this year. I hope I can and join the discussion. Log on to www.CapeMay- to place your ad! write these letters many more years; that’s what makes people CountyHerald.com and click “Spout Off” at the top of proud to be living here in the borough of Avalon. the page. Herald Newspapers June 4 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A47

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