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One Week to Go It's Your RIO GRANDE — Deadline for this Year-Round newspaper’s annual holiday edition, which will appear Dec. 20, is 5 p.m. Dec. 13, Guide. only one week away. Share your past or present holiday thoughts, stories, poems, photos, with 75,000 Herald readers. Email [email protected] and put “holiday piece” in the subject line, fax to 609-886- 1879, mail to Joe Zelnik, Editor, Cape May County Herald, 1508 Route 47, Rio Grande, PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY THE SEAWAVE CORP. NJ 08242, or drop it off at the offi ce. Vol. 42 No. 48 Copyright 2006 Seawave Corp. All rights reserved. December 6, 2006 1508 Route 47, Rio Grande NJ 08242-1402 Flu Shot Surplus Desiderio COURT HOUSE — An apparent low turnout for the county’s fi nal, 2006 free Asking $2M drive-through fl u shot clinic Dec. 3 has left the county with some 1,600 doses, accord- To Begin ing to the Communications Offi ce, which could not provide the number of shots given Waterfront Dec. 3. The county, which has administered more than 6,300 shots, will hold three Park at JFK “catch-up clinics” at the Health Department By JOE ZELNIK in Crest Haven from 1 to 3:30 p.m. Dec. 8, 15 and 22. Also available: free pneumococ- SEA ISLE CITY — Mayor cal vaccine. Community groups are invited Leonard Desiderio will to organize their own clinics for a minimum put $2 million for the of 40 persons over age 18. Call the Health fi rst phase of the planned Department at 465-6576 for information. Excursion Waterfront Park in the 2007 budget he MUA Budget Hearings submits. But what happens then SWAINTON — Today’s the day for the will depend on the new, county MUA’s annual public hearings on its Al Campbell fi ve-member commission wastewater budget and user charges, due to Teddy Bear Tea brings youngsters and their favorite Teddies to Wetlands Institute Dec. 2. Watching peers that will be elected in increase 3.75 percent, and its solid waste display friendly bears are from left, Briar Rose Lemma, 3, of Court House; Francesca Trimble, 5, of Stone May, he told the county budget, with user fees down 50 cents per Harbor; and Bridgette Maxwell, 8, of West Wildwood. Open Space Review Board ton for municipal waste, but up $2.50 a ton Nov. 28. for construction and demolition waste. The “I can’t look into a crys- former is at 4 p.m., the latter at 6:30 p.m. ‘We Are Marshall’ Opens Dec. 22 tal ball,” said Desiderio, a Location: the administration building, 1523 Republican freeholder who Route 9 North. has said he will be on the A Local Link to Plane Crash, Aftermath local ballot in the nonpar- tisan election. Still Resisting By LAUREN HUGGINS The crash rocked the foundation of ing of the community of Huntington The county Open Space Huntington, W.Va., and was labeled is much more than a movie to CREST HAVEN — The Job Connection’s program purchased the CLERMONT — Jerry Sieber was the worst air disaster in American Sieber. He and nine other Wildwood move to Wildwood from Rio Grande is “in- site, nine-tenths of an acre bumped from the doomed flight sports history. High School alumni, including Tom evitable,” Darlene Major of the Job Connec- at JFK Boulevard and the 932, carrying the 1970 Marshall Thirty-six years later, Sieber, 60, Palmer, Ray Reuter, Bob Saettler, Tom tion told freeholders Nov. 28, but she still promenade, in the fall of University football team, when he and now a physical education teacher Jargarson, Janeau Weiss, and Debbie wanted to present a petition with over 900 1998. At the time, the and other “nonessential personnel” at Cape May County Special Ser- Taylor, were at Marshall when the signatures opposed. The move will mean somewhat controversial gave up their seats to a number of vices School District, will relive the plane crashed. “diminished services,” she said, “but we’ll buy was the program’s team boosters. tragedy and its aftermath on the big In 1970, Sieber was a 24-year-old (Page A6 Please) most costly open space pur- All 75 people on board the plane screen when Rio Stadium Theater in student at the university. working chase and it fi nanced the — players, coach- Rio Grande opens “We Are Marshall” as an equipment manager for the $1.515 million price over es, and fans — per- on Dec. 22 for a three week run. football team under a work-study Decline in Cape Kids 10 years. It is leased to Sea ished in a crash in The ticket stub will, no doubt, program. Isle City for $1 a year. the hills of West be added to Seiber’s collection of He had gotten a tip that the team The review board has Hits Nature Programs Virginia on Nov. university memorabilia. A yellowing needed a field manager through been pushing to see some 14, 1970, as they page from the Saturday edition of the friend and football player Roger By JACK FICHTER be afraid to advertise because, action on the site of the were returning Huntington Herald-Advertiser with Childers. The interview was sealed when we started doing these former Cospar property. from a game at news of the crash, hangs framed in when Al Carelli, Jr., assistant coach CAPE MAY POINT — eight years ago, we had parents Sea Isle City offi cials were East Carolina Uni- the center of the collection at his for The Herd, mentioned that they Where have all the children trying to shove their kids into last before the board in versity to Tri-State home here. had a mutual friend that used to play gone? the room.” 2003. Desiderio last week Airport. The plane crash and the rebuild- That’s the question Cape He said all nature pro- (Page A4 Please) brought several schemat- May Point State Park Natural- grams at the park previously ics and a 27-month-old ist Matt Pelligrine asks himself required pre-registration, but 2007 Looks Great preliminary cost estimate when he sees only a handful of now crowds only come to of $3.7 million. kids turning out for events that “Frogfest” and “Kid’s Christ- County Has State’s Lowest Property Tax Rate But Board Chairman formerly attracted a crowd. mas at the Seashore.” William Quinn was less “The local population is “We were only aiming for By JOE ZELNIK county’s equalized tax rate is 16.96 cents per successful in his suggestion dwindling in Cape May and 40 kids, but at the last couple $100 of assessed value, or $169.60 for every that the city provide some West Cape,” he said. “There’s of programs we only had about CREST HAVEN — Cape May County $100,000 of assessed value. Bergen is next parking for an attraction not as many kids. We used to (Page A6 Please) government has the lowest effective prop- low, at 17.72 cents. that will seat 900 in its erty tax rate in “We provide services economically and ef- amphitheater and another the state, Trea- fi ciently,” commented Freeholder-Director Dan 900 on the surrounding surer Edmund Beyel, “and that’s what the taxpayers want.” lawn. Grant reported Grant said the comparison with the state’s “I don’t think we can to freeholders other 20 counties was “apples to apples.” do it,” said Engineer Andy Nov. 28. The effective tax rate factors in assessment Previti. “To introduce park- That’s a fi rst. ratios and thus is the fairest way to present ing on this relatively small Last year, one tax rates. site would compromise the other county, An economical government and the boom integrity of the proposal,” Bergen, had a in ratables have been cited as factors in this “We’ll look into it,” said lower rate. county’s low tax rates. Desiderio, without enthu- This year, the (Page A7 Please) (Page A38 Please) County, Windward Only $1,072,800 Apart By CHRISTINE COTE parking. Is the association still interested? AVALON — How much is 4,500 square feet “Sure, for a proper amount of money,” ac- of land here worth — if it’s a strip 18 feet wide cording to Anthony Taormina, who no longer and 252 feet long? serves as association president but is still in Windward Harbour Condominium Asso- charge of construction. ciation thought $61,000 was the right price, Taormina took the association through three but the county set its minimum bid price at diffi cult years. Windward’s 45 units on Ocean $1,133,800. Drive were completely rebuilt after a devastat- The Windward’s appraisal viewed it as ing fi re in December 2003 and litigation, by “excess land.” The county’s appraisal looked a neighbor, challenging the reconstruction of Al Campbell at it as the “highest and best use” — by the all 45 units. Tree of Life Festival, one of the highlights of the Dec. 1 Christmas in Court House, attracts Windward. After three summers without their condo- curious to the Historic Courthouse to view decorated trees sponsored by area merchants, Freeholders Nov. 20 rejected as less than the (Page A4 Please) schools and organizations. Auction of trees helped Holy Redeemer Hospice, CARA, Cape set minimum the Windward’s Oct. 27 bid for Assist and United Way of Cape May County. See page 18 for more photos. the parcel that it hoped to use for additional What's Inside...See Page 3 A2 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers December 6 2006 Sea Grove Garden Center’s tmas Wonderl hris Arriving Daily and C The Freshest Trees Largest variety in the area! Choose from Canadian Balsam, Douglas Fir & Frasier Fir, Canaan Fir & Concolor Fir. Come Visit Our U-Cut Christmas Tree Field For Best Selection Visit Us NOW!

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Give the Gift of Beauty this Holiday Season HOLIDAY MUSICAL ‘We Are Marshall’ Good Things Come in Gift Certifi Certificates cates (From Page A1) rather than fl y, because the plane was leav- Visit us at CAPE MAY — Taber- football with Wildwood High School. ing on Nov. 13, a Friday. www.316dayspa.com nacle United Methodist Sporting a number 26 practice jersey “John refused to fl y on Friday the 13th,” Church, 702 Seashore and a pair of turf cleats, Sieber look just said Seiber. “If I had been going, I might Road will present the Good liked “one of the guys on the team.” But have been in the truck with him. I don’t News Players in a Christ- his pockets were full of laces and chin- know.” mas Musical, “One Quiet straps, he said. His focus wasn’t on scoring Seiber said the memory of receiving Night” Friday and Saturday touchdowns, it was to help the players the news of the crash is something that is at 7:30 p.m., and Sunday at best he could, he added. etched in his mind. 316SKIN, HAIR, NAILS & BODY 7 p.m. Admission is free. “On the fi eld it was all business,” Sieber “My roommate, Ray Bivaletz, called A dessert social will follow recalled. “But I did get to know some of at midnight that night and said ‘Jerry the Sunday performance. the guys really well through classes or just I’m sorry, the plane crashed. There were DAY SPA Good will offering will be bumping into them on campus.” no survivors,”” he said. “I knew exactly taken. Jack Repasey, a wide receiver from what plane he meant, but I asked him 316 South Main Street, Cape May Court House • 465-7921 Cincinatti, “wasn’t cocky like some foot- ‘what plane’ because I didn’t want to ball players can get. He was just a really believe it.” nice guy.” Seiber said he just sat in the corner The memory of throwing passes to where he kept reliving the friendly teas- Repasey, who had a shoulder injury at the ing of Dave Griffi th, Pat Norrell, and Jerry time, brought a smile to Sieber’s face. Stainback, three football players in one of “I don’t think the coaches appreci- his classes, who had poked fun at him for ated that I was passing him the ball,” not traveling to the East Carolina game. he said. “That’s the last time those guys spoke Sieber joked that Marcelo Lajterman, to me,” he said. a kicker from Lyndhurst, was no excep- “When I came back to town, there was tion to the rule that “all kickers have no sound,” he remembered. “You could quirks.” have heard a pin drop.” “Marcelo would always come up to me Weeks later, everyone in Huntington to make sure everything, from his chin- was still walking around like emotional strap to the tie in his laces, was even,” zombies, he said. Sieber said. “He trusted me to make sure “No one was untouched,” Seiber said, everything was okay.” borrowing a statement from the 1970 But Sieber wasn’t going to be able to Marshall University student president. look after the players during the East Seiber went back to work for the athletic Carolina game. department, but couldn’t complete his fi rst “Roger Childers came up and said they assignment. could only take one fi eld manager because “John Hagan wanted me to scrub the they head to make room for boosters,” he names out of the helmets and shoulder said. “He said the can’t take any nones- pads,” he said. “I couldn’t do it. I just stood sential personnel.” there with the rag, shaking and crying.” “It was between me and Eugene,” he The task was immediately forgotten, added. Seiber said, and the uniforms went to the Eugene Jones, another student fi eld family members. manager just beginning his freshman year, In the months that followed, Seiber had never been on a plane before, Sieber stuck with the team as they were trying explained, pointing to a photo of the two to rebuild. His job was to follow new men in front of a chain linked fence where head coach Jack Lengyel around “like a the conversation took place. puppy dog.” “So I let him take my spot,” he said. Seiber was with the team through the But, on the Tuesday before the game, team’s emotional return as the “Young Jones received news from home about Thundering Herd” and in the stands for his grandmother’s death. He informed their fi rst win against Xavier University. Marshall coaches he would miss the game Seiber doesn’t know if his younger self and his fi rst fl ight. is portrayed in the upcoming fi lm, trailing Sieber said he took advantage of his actor Matthew McConaughey or suiting up only weekend off and went to visit his the players for their return to the fi eld. girlfriend at Ohio State University. He His focus is on being present at Rio doesn’t know who would have been on Stadium 12 opening night. the ill-fated fl ight if things had gone dif- “I have to be there,” said Seiber, “just ferently. like I’m at every homecoming game.” Equipment Manager John Hagan, their Contact Huggins at: (609) 886-8600 Thurs. Dec. 7th & Fri. Dec. 8th boss, opted to drive his truck to the game ext. 25 or [email protected] From 6 to 9pm Refreshments will be served BRING YOUR CAMERA • SANTA WILL ARRIVE AT 6:00PM United Way of Cape May County St. Nickʼs Mission Needs Your Help! Winterwood is offering a 10% DISCOUNT when you donate a new gift or Lauren Huggins clothing item for Teenagers Jerry Sieber, bumped from the doomed fl ight that carried the Marshall Univer- sity football team, hangs team photo of the 1970 “Thundering Herd” under- & Senior Citizens. neath a framed clipping of the front page of the Huntington Herald-Advertiser that reported that all 75 people aboard the plane perished. “Make Someone’s Windward Christmas a Little Brighter” (From Page A1) now, he said, nor active negotiations. Drop off at both locations miniums, owners fi nally moved into new Can the freeholders sell it for less than units in September. the minimum bid? Barbara Wenner of Metro Appraisals No, said Porto, unless there is informa- Services, Inc., contracted by the county, tion they are unaware of and board profes- set her value based on what the property sionals recommend it. was worth to the condominium associa- tion, according to County Counsel John Contact Cote at (609) 886-8600 Ext 31 3137 Rt. 9 S. Rio Grande Porto. or: [email protected] 609-465-3641 It is vacant land, and is part of a 14,550 526 Washington St. Mall square foot parcel on Ocean Drive, be- “They that can give up essential liberty to tween Seventh and Eighth streets, he purchase a little temporary safety, deserve Cape May 609-884-8949 said. neither liberty nor safety.” It is still considered surplus and avail- --Benjamin Franklin, Historical Review of able for sale, but there is “no action,” Herald Newspapers December 6 2006 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A5 Holiday GiftSale

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He has been charged with sor Art Amonette, was ordered by the pervisor of adult basic education at the owned lots, which might be the spot for careless driving and failure to yield, after county when assessments fell below 67 Hosting county Technical School District, which its 340 required new affordable homes. he allegedly ran a stop sign at Stagecoach percent of market value. Mayor Pamela had 131 enrolled at Rio Grande, said With each of the separate tracts, zoning and Old Tuckahoe roads. Investigators Kaithern said land values have risen Toy Drive the move was “an injustice” to clients. changes to allow for increased density said they are awaiting data recorders while house prices have been steady The move from a private landlord to the would be required. Nothing is set in from the police cruiser and the sisters’ since 2004. RIO GRANDE — Ken- state Bureau of Employment Security stone yet; this is just a fi rst step, though minivan. Higbee has returned to work swite Pool and Spa, 2410 was made to save rent money. some residents are reportedly calling in an administrative capacity. Night Fight Route 9 South, will hold for the township to pay another town to a toy drive tomorrow WHITESBORO — A large group was fulfi ll this obligation. through Saturday to make No Time for Disney Sewers and Roads fi ghting in the area around Lena and the season special for a East Main streets Dec. 3 about 1:51 a.m. WOODBINE — Borough resident, WEST CAPE MAY — Elk Pipeline was child in need. and two teens were reportedly stabbed Efrain Rodriquez, 33, was arrested in Filling the Pantry awarded a $1.2 million contract by bor- A giant hot tub posi- Kissimmee, Fla., Nov 7, on an outstand- ough commission to replace 4,600 feet as a result. Middle Township police WILDWOOD CREST — Middle tioned in the front window ing New Jersey warrant arising from of sewer lines and repave roads. Streets found a large number of youths leav- school students from Crest Memorial will serve as a “Santa’s an alleged armed robbery on Oct. 10 included in the project are Third Avenue ing the area. They believe a party in an delivered more than 2,900 food items sleigh,” holding gifts that on Bryant Street. According to state from Atlantic to Pacifi c avenues, Fifth East Main Street home became unruly. to the United Way food pantry on Maple will be presented to Toys police, Rodriquez brandished a gun to Avenue from Pacifi c Avenue to Brown When police interviewed subjects, and Avenue in Wildwood on Nov. 22. The for Tots for distribution rob George Rice Jr., of Dennis Town- Street. Pacifi c Avenue from Goldbeaten began their investigation, they received items were collected throughout the to children throughout ship, of $25 and then struck Rice in the Alley to Sixth Avenue, Atlantic Avenue a called from Burdette Tomlin Memorial month of November as part of the the area. head with the gun. He waived extradi- from Sunset Boulevard to borough hall Hospital that reported one victim was in school’s annual food drive, a project co- The highlight of the toy tion Nov. 14 and was lodged in the and McCollough Alley from Broadway the emergency room with a stab wound, ordinated by the Peer Leadership Group. drive will be tomorrow county jail on $100,000 bail. He has to Pacifi c Avenue. Most of the work is and a second victim arrived a short The United Way panty is open every and Friday when cookies been charged with a number of offenses funded by U.S. Department of Agricul- time later, also with a stab wound. As Thursday morning to provide families and treats will be served including armed robbery, aggravated ture grants and low-interest loans. of Monday, the identity of the suspects and individuals in crisis with basic food as well as prizes and give- assault and unlawful possession of a had not been determined. One victim, a supplies. a-ways. weapon by a convicted felon. What’s it Worth? 16-year-old from Woodbine, sustained a stab wound to the abdomen. The second WEST CAPE MAY — Borough resi- victim, a 19-year-old Whitesboro man, Church to Host Sentence May Change Lost and Found dents will begin receiving new property suffered a stab wound to the torso. Both Russian Quartet COURT HOUSE — An appellate court OCEAN CITY — Kerianne O’Brien, assessments this week, the third in six were treated and released. Anyone with has upheld the conviction of Damien years. The reassessment, which was a vacationing senior from Carmel, N.Y., (Page A10 Please) Warner for his part in an Oct. 23, thought her silver class ring was gone WILDWOOD — Holy 2001 robbery of a gas station in Ocean forever when she lost it swimming Trinity Lutheran Church View but has ruled that he should be in rough surf in July. Thanks to Ray Nature Programs will host the St. Peters- burg Male Quartet at 7:30 resentenced. Warner was convicted of Reganato’s hobby, the ring was returned (From Page A1) Volunteers will show live animals in- p.m. today at the church, robbery in June 2002 and received a to its owner. Reganato, of Northfi eld, fi ve,” said Pelligrine. cluding a corn snake, black rat snake, box located at Atlantic and 20-year prison sentence, with 10 years sweeps the beaches with his metal If attendance remains low, he said, turtle, blue tongue skink and hog-nose Poplar Aves. of ineligibility for parole, along with detector and frequently fi nds coins, all winter children’s events may be can- snake. The program takes place inside The group will present 20 years to run concurrently for using wedding bands, and other lost jewelry. celled. the education building at Cape May Point a musical concert consist- a juvenile in commission of the crime. Reganato came across a girl’s class ring Pellegrine said a lot of effort goes into State Park. ing of Russian sacred and He also received fi ve years for jump- with a pink stone and a ram’s head, the children’s nature programs. Pellegrine said the staff was prepared for folk songs. The group is ing bail, to run consecutively. With the engraved with O’Brien’s name. After On Dec. 10, the park will hold “Kid’s 50 children to attend. on tour throughout the elimination of presumptive terms as the some Internet searching, he found the Christmas at the Seashore.” Children will To register for the Christmas event, call northeastern portion of the starting point for sentencing by the state right high school and mailed the ring to make Christmas tree ornaments from 884-2159. United States. Supreme Court in 2005, the appellate O’Brien. natural objects including angels from “We’d be happy to see at least 10 kids Ethnic refreshments will court concluded that Warner’s sentence pinecones, and birds, angelfi sh and sea at our events,” he said. be provided following the should be reviewed and redone in keep- turtles, wearing Santa hats, created from A winter wildlife hike is scheduled for Higbee Still on Hold music. There is no cost to ing with that Supreme Court ruling. clamshells. Jan. 7 at 1 p.m. Following a lesson on attend, however a free-will OCEAN VIEW — No word yet from Birds will also benefi t from the event winter wildlife and a short hike, kids will offering will be collected to Upper Picks Lots the county Prosecutor about whether when children make bird feeders from warm up with hot chocolate and cookies help pay for the group’s ex- State Police Trooper Robert Higbee will pinecones rolled in peanut butter and bird- and make groundhog crafts. PETERSBURG — Wrestling with penses. All are welcome. obligations to satisfy its affordable face criminal charges in the fatal car seed. Kids also will make Christmas cards, Coming up: Batmania on March 4 and a crash that killed Jacqueline G. Becker, eat cookies and visit with Santa Claus. Frogfest on April 1, both at 1 p.m.

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Taking You Well Into The Future Herald Newspapers December 6 2006 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A7 Property Tax (From Page A1) billion. That would be an less than last year, it’s noth- lion next year from $7.9 County Tax Administra- $8 billion, 15.8 percent ing to sneeze at. million this year, should ADELE'S tor George R. Brown III said increase, compared to last Add to that the 45 per- assure that the county will Jeweled Treasures his preliminary ratables year’s $8.3 billion, 23.4 cent reduction in county be able to reduce its 2007 “guess” for 2007 is $51.3 percent increase. Although debt service, to $4.3 mil- tax rate, making the 12th BOUTIQUE CONSIGNMENT consecutive year it has either been cut or held. • Estate Jewelry Gifts County Resident Elected The continued ratable • Antiques & Collectibles boom — now a result of • Dolls • Women's Clothing to be revaluations more than & Wedding Gowns ACCC Trustee Chairman new construction — also Treasured Lower Township (Villas) suggests the county will Corner of Bayshore Rd. OPEN Tues. - Sat. 12:00 - 5:00 pm & Greenwood Ave., Villas By CHRISTINE COTE their high school class. raising efforts. The bank repeat last year’s fi rst-time, Asked how local busi- also contributed to the wildly popular Munici- www.jeweledtreasures.com Layaway available 886-6563 MAYS LANDING — A nesses can benefit from grand opening ceremony pal Public Improvements Cape May County resi- the local campus, Boyer for the new campus last Pooled Financing Program Buying Gold, Diamonds, Coins & Estate Jewelry dent has been elected as said his bank has already year and for President Pe- which returned $3.8 mil- chairman of the Atlantic set up opportunities for its ter Mora’s inauguration. lion to municipalities for Cape Community College employes to take classes “We’ve taken the lead,” recreational projects. Specials Good Till Dec. 13th board of trustees, for the in computers and certain and Boyer wants other Last year’s fi rst-time allo- NOW OPEN second time since the col- software applications at businesses to show their cation of an extra $200,000 lege began a joint academic the college. support and join in with for arts and cultural organi- 104 S. MAIN ST. venture with Cape May He emphasized the con- working with the college. zations, however, is apt to County in 1999. venient access and quality The first Cape May be massaged. CAPE MAY Robert J. Boyer, 54, of Vil- of the programs and said County resident to serve The projected $8 billion las succeeded Brian Lefke he believes the college has as chairperson was Barbara increase in ratables is still COURT HOUSE Nov. 28 by a unanimous an opportunity to respond Chojnacki, who was one of the second largest ever and vote at the board’s annual to the particular busi- two county residents fi rst continues a trend that took 465.0090 reorganization meeting. ness needs of the county appointed to the board for off in earnest about the Along with Boyer, the through its computer and non-voting positions in July year 2000. In the 1990s, Steaks • Burgers • Hoagies • Wraps board voted Nicholas F. hospitality courses, which 1996. She became chair- ratables were stuck in the Talvacchia to serve as vice can be modified for the woman on Nov. 28, 2000, $13 billion range and ac- Seafood Platters • Club Sandwiches chairman and Elizabeth A. those needs. exactly six years ago. tually declined slightly in Dworsky, a retired Cape His primary focus will be Mary B. Long, who was 1993-95. U.S.D.A. WHOLE CENTER CUT May City School Superin- to continue the efforts of appointed with Chojnacki In Grant’s comparison, tendent and resident of Lefke, who took the board still sits on the board. She Morris County, at 20.15 Ocean City, to serve as to a different level with by- along with Andrew W. Mel- cents, has the next lowest .99 treasurer. law changes and working chiorre, of Court House, rate after Bergen. FILET Boyer is a senior vice through committees, Boyer and Dworsky are the only Highest effective tax pound president and chief fi nan- told the board. other Cape may County rates in the state are in CUT FREE TO cial offi cer for Cape Savings He thanked them for residents on the 14-mem- Salem, Cumberland and MIGNON6 ORDER Bank, an organization he their confi dence in him. ber board. Camden counties, with has worked for since Sept. “I hope I can lead to im- Betty Ann Inloes Hines rates of 98.86 cents, 98.33 Fresh Sliced Your Choice QUARTER POUND 1980. prove the college to be the was reappointed to serve cents, and 73.6 cents, re- CHEESEBURGER Originally from Bucks best it can be,” he said. as board secretary and spectively. D&W Liverwurst Every board member Cristie Ricciotti, of Atlantic County, Pa., Boyer has Kunzler Bologna ¢ lived in the county since should be an ambassa- City, joined the board as Contact Zelnik at (609) LB. 99 ea. 1969 and has worked in dor for the college, Boyer the non-voting member 886-8600 Ext. 27 or: Cooked Salami $1.99 banking for his entire ca- said. representing the student [email protected] Fresh Sliced Blitz’s Famous reer, he told the Herald The completion of the body. Your Choice Breakfast last week. college’s response to satisfy Contact Cote at (609) “If your cup runneth over, Swiss Cheese $ 99 He and wife, Suzy, who the Middle States accredi- 886-8600 Ext 31 or: share some.” Provolone Cheese Sandwich ea. works as a preschool spe- tation plan compliance [email protected] from a New York City billboard Cooper Sharp 1 cial education instructor next year will be one of his Muenster & LB. Blitz’s Fresh Made Salads Mozzarella $3.99 for the Lower Township major task to oversee but •Potato School District, live near he noted that that work is Dual Arrest In the Delaware Bay and en- already well underway. Fresh Sliced •Macaroni $ 39 Your Choice joy traveling to Florida to He also wants to con- Tavern Ham •Cole Slaw 1 LB. visit family, including one tinue with board develop- Turkey Breast of their three children who ment and complete an Vehicle Theft FRESH MADE updated facilities master Imported Ham lives there. WILDWOOD — Police Rose Lane, and the 17- Another child lives in plan that will be “board Genoa Salami $3.99 LB. arrested an 18-year-old year-old. 18” LARGE and far reaching.” Boston, one is still in school Villas man and 17-year-old Murray was charged With three separate Fresh Sliced CHEESE in Rhode Island. male Dec. 3 in connection with theft of a motor ve- campuses, he said, it’s “a Boyer joined the board of with a vehicle theft from hicle, eluding, and aggra- Roast Beef PIZZA little more complex.” $ 99 trustees in March 2000 af- Magnolia Avenue. vated assault on a police Corned Beef ter responding to an adver- The campus here is ag- LB. EVERY DAY 5 City police responded offi cer. Pastrami $4.99 NOT AVAIL. VILLAS ing, Boyer said, and “we tisement and going through to a 3:51 a.m. call to 304 He was remanded want to provide a site the interview process. W. Magnolia Ave. after to county jail in lieu of SPECIALS GOOD AT THESE STORES for Rutgers,” for upper He has personal experi- a report of a burglary in $50,000 bail. level course that will be 21st & New Jersey 902 Bayshore Rd. 104 S. Main St. 34th & Asbury ence with the community progress. The juvenile was re- offered. N. WILDWOOD VILLAS CMCH Ocean City college system, as a gradu- While enroute, Sgt. leased to the custody of a As for the new Cape ate of Cumberland County John Davis saw a vehicle parent. 729-4500 886-8225 465-0090 399-6080 College. He is also a gradu- May County campus, Boy- leaving the area without ate of Rowan University. er said its’ important to headlights on. He made a Long before joining the access the needs of the fast U-turn in an attempt to board, Boyer said a col- community and insure that apprehend the vehicle. lege in this county was the structure is meeting When he turned on something that “many of those needs. his emergency lights, the Your neighborhood health center us tried to achieve,” and he “How can we take a vehicle accelerated in an is “absolutely thrilled” that proactive approach?” is attempt to elude him. residents can further their where he wants the board The vehicle continued Affordable, quality medical care careers with an educational to focus. at a high rate of speed into opportunity so close to How can we get more Lower Township, where home. people to use what the the 17-year-old exited the He said he personally college has to offer? he vehicle, and was taken into 7 Comprehensive primary care for the entire family knows several people who added. custody. The vehicle con- have already benefited He is proud that his bank tinued at a high speed into 7 Specialized services — podiatry, GYN, cardiology, from the campus that has has taken a role in support- the Green Creek section of gastroenterology, infectious disease — just started its second year ing not only his participa- Middle Township. on site or by referral tion with the college but by of course offerings. He also Subsequently, the ve- All physicians and nurse practitioners credentialed offering fi nancial support 7 knows students that are hicle turned into a dirt under JCAHO accreditation standards taking advantage of the for college functions. driveway, and the driver Stars program, which offers Cape Savings has been exited the vehicle in an 7 Assistance with enrollment in public health insurance, free tuition at community active with Atlantic Cape attempt to fl ee in a heavily including Medicaid and NJ Family Care colleges for those within a Community College Foun- Se Habla wooded area. Español 7 Walk-ins welcome certain top percentage of dation, Inc. and its fund- With aid from County 7 No insurance? No problem! Sheriff’s Department’s K-9 Call (609) Unit, Lower and Middle Township police, the driver 465-0258 of the vehicle was appre- Cape Community Health Center hended and taken into custody. 410 Route 9 North, Cape May Court House Investigation revealed A division of that the vehicle was stolen from the 300 block West One environment. Magnolia Avenue. One simple way to care for it. Arrested were William Stan Murray, 18, an un- www.earthshare.org Offices also located in Bridgeton, Vineland, Millville and Glassboro. employed mechanic of 32 A8 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers December 6 2006 Burdette to Begin Model Plan for Senior Health By CHRISTINE COTE to Take More Control of coordinator of the county health care providers and course, churches may be Their Health.” Chronic Illness Coalition, other general informa- used as sites for classes. COURT HOUSE — The According to Secretary will accompany Kratzer for tion regardless of what an Unlike her parish nurses grant that created Burdette Mike Leavitt of the federal this training from Jan. 22 to individual’s condition may who have to be licenses Tomlin Memorial Hospital’s Department of Health and 26, she said. be, according to Kratzer. to perform screenings, Parish Nurse Program ran Human Services (HHS), They will be Master She said she expects to those trained to offer the out Nov. 30, but just in this funding at the commu- Trainers after that and will train others in February new classes do not have time the hospital has been nity level “will empower train others in the com- and that senior classes will be medical professionals, chosen to initiate a new older people, who are dis- munity to give classes to begin in April or May. she said. DOUBLE VISION seniors, said Kratzer. She said she is excited For more information, There are two types of diplopia (double vision). program to help seniors stay proportionately affected healthy and active. by chronic disease, to take The Stanford model con- that this program will have contact Kratzer at 463- Binocular diplopia is present only when both eyes templates a six-week course a broader reach and hopes 4043. are open and disappears if either eye is closed. It is As of Dec. 1, the hospital more control of their own will be implementing a health through life style of a two-hour session once that groups she doesn’t caused by problems with the extraocular muscles disease and disability pre- and behavioral changes.” a week for seniors to learn even know about will con- Contact Cote at (609) that control the eyeball or the nerves that signal vention program for chronic These funds continue about healthy eating, medi- tact her about setting up 886-8600 Ext 31 or: these muscles. The two most common causes of illness through its Parish a relationship established cation usage, talking to a six-week class. And, of [email protected] binocular diplopia in people over 50 are thyroid Nurse offi ce, with a federal in 2003, which included conditions and cranial nerve damage. Monocular Administration on Aging initiatives by the Robert diplopia, on the other hand, is present with both (AoA) grant, administered Wood Johnson Foundation, Silent Protest: ACCC Workers eyes open but persists when the problematic eye through the state Depart- according to Leavitt. is open and the other eye is closed. Monocular ment of Health and Senior It was that foundation Without Contracts Since July diplopia is not caused by misalignment but by services (HSS), according to that awarded Burdette the problems in the eyeball, such as astigmatism, dry Parish Nurse Coordinator grant for the Parish Nurse By CHRISTINE COTE eye, and some retinal problems, as well as certain Bonnie Kratzer, a registered program. Since 2003, Bur- cataracts. nurse. dette received $150,000 MAYS LANDING — Double vision is not a minor complaint! It will take a bit of time to to fund Kratzer’s work in About two dozen contract When double vision occurs, seek a complete get it rolling however. bringing health screenings employes of Atlantic Cape visual evaluation from an ophthalmologist. At Kratzer went to Wash- and education to residents Community College came ATLANTIC EYE CENTER and EYE MAX ington, D.C. yesterday to through their churches. to the board of trustees LASIK CENTER, we are educated, trained, and attend an AoA national Burdette was one of reorganization meeting licensed to provide total care of the eyes. Total eye summit where she will take three facilities chosen Nov. 28 but didn’t have care includes performing comprehensive medical a seminar to learn about statewide to conduct this anything to say. eye examinations, prescribing corrective lenses, “evidence based grants,” new model chronic disease The faulty and staff mem- diagnosing injuries and disorders of the eye, she said. self-management program. bers sat or stood in the area and using the appropriate medical and surgical That means, this new Two other counties will outside the board meeting Christine Cote procedures necessary for treatment. If you have program has to be designed be implementing model room with signs, which Dennis Huey, senior faculty member, and Rhonda any questions or would like further information, so that “outcomes refl ect depression prevention pro- read “Settle Now.” Petruzzi, cashier in administrative services, fl ank call us today. We accept most insurance, including goals,” she added. grams, according to the There are four separate door to trustees meeting room. Medicare and Medicaid. Burdette will receive HSS, which will have up NJEA unions that represent $28,939 the fi rst year and to $900,000 available over faculty, staff, supervisors The public sector has challenged the claim that additional funding will be three years. and culinary educators, always provided health salary increase were not available for two subse- Kratzer said she was con- who have been working insurance and those costs comparable to other similar P.S. Double vision involves seeing two distinct quent years, as long as the tacted by the state about without a contract since keep rising, he added. institutions. images of a single object. It is not the same as program is run as expected, receiving this funding be- July 1, according to John “We appreciate all the Rossi said at that time blurry vision. Kratzer said. Whether the cause of the success of the Stratton, assistant profes- employes do,” Rossi said. that the previous contract amount will be exactly the Parish Nurse program. sor of chemistry and phys- Stratton said that if the had an average four per- CAPE CATARACT CENTER same next year and the year Does this mean the de- ics and representative of administration were seri- cent increase and that was 804 Rt. 9 S., CMCH, NJ after will depend on the mise of that program? No, ACCC’s Education Associa- ous about settling it would similar to other county funding source, she said. said Kratzer, those church- tion union. have done so months ago. colleges in the area. Only 16 states received a es that have established Stratton told the Her- When employes pro- Contact Cote at (609) portion of the $13 million programs will continue but ald that the unions were tested at the board’s Sep- 886-8600 Ext 31 or: federal funds distributed for there will not be quite as protesting, because “we tember meeting, Rossi [email protected] “Empowering Older People many meetings and health are not being offered a sal- screenings as in the past ary increase comparable to three years, she said. other community colleges Blockbuster Sets But this new initiative while simultaneously being will reach beyond churches asked for concessions in Holiday Toy Drive The Original and connect with seniors working conditions.” FUDGE KITCHEN through centers, housing None of the protestors COURT HOUSE — 18. Blockbuster is also giv- presents and nutrition sites, and attempted to enter the Blockbuster Video along ing back to the community HOLIDAY OFFER any other venue that might boardroom or talk to any with a group of concerned by donating one free movie to our special friends wish to offer the program, board members. citizens, are collecting new, rental with the donation of Kratzer said. After the meeting Joseph unwrapped, toys for the a new toy or gift. A 1lb. box of Fudge shipped Her offi ce will partner Rossi, dean of the Cape annual Blockbuster Video Donations are being ac- anywhere in the USA... Holiday toy drive. cepted at Blockbuster Video $16.29 with the county Depart- May County campus and or 2 lb. box $25.79 ment of Aging, the county labor relations, told the The gift donations are to Stores in Court House, Department of Health and Herald that the college is be given to the underprivi- North Cape May and Seaville. Price includes pure whipped cream fudge, elegant holiday other community service working hard toward a leged children of Cape May gift wrap, sales tax, postage, packaging & handling For information about . providers, she said. resolution. County. WE DO IT ALL! The new funds are spe- He said he was optimistic Donations for infants how to donate, call Cheryl cifi cally earmarked for “de- but could not predict when through ages 17 plus are be- at Blockbuster Video, 465- ployment of the Chronic it would be accomplished, ing accepted through Dec. 8650. 1-800-23-FUDGE Disease Self-Management but “We’re working toward Send your holiday Program developed by getting it done — a fair Stanford University,” ac- agreement for an excellent greetings with our cording to Leavitt. staff but that is affordable to traditional favorites: Next month, Kratzer students.” Plain Chocolate, Plain and two others from the All groups negotiate to- county will spend a week gether, he said, confi rming Vanilla, Chocolate Nut & in Princeton to be trained that all four contracts ex- Vanilla Nut in a beautiful by someone from Stanford, pired June 30, and salary gift box. Kratzer said. Another Par- and benefi ts are the prime Tell us when you ish Nurse, Barbara Dix, concern. 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Sunday This offer not valid with any other discounts or specials. 6107 New Jersey Ave., Wildwood Crest 729-4069 Orders must be placed by Thurs., Dec. 14, 2006 • Herald Newspapers December 6 2006 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A9 Beach Theater Owner Seeks Demo Permit By JACK FICHTER She said the condition Theater in Jenkintown, Andrus said Cape May of the theater and adjacent and the State Theater in needs a movie theater. He CAPE MAY — This city retail stores have deterio- Easton, Pa. also managed the Liberty may soon be without a rated in recent years. Lee also designed build- Theater, built in 1919, movie theater. “I think the combined ings for Temple University which was demolished. Frank Theaters, owner efforts of the East Lynne in Philadelphia. In July 2003, owner Al- of the Beach Theater, is on Theater Company, and Paul Andrus, who man- vin Franks told city coun- the Dec. 11 agenda of the the New Jersey State Film aged the Beach Theater cil the Beach Theater had city’s Historic Preservation Festival could make it work when Hunt Enterprises lost $185,000 in the past Commission applying for a as a 12-month operating owned it, provided the 12-months. At that time, demolition permit. entity,” said Stahlhuth. Herald with a story about council reduced the cost The owner did not re- She suggested preserv- the opening of the theatre of the theater’s mercantile turn phone calls to the Her- ing one theater for live in 1950 from a movie ex- license from $6,700 per ald seeking more details. performances seating 350- hibitor trade magazine. It year to $600. Preliminary plans fi led 400 people and one to two was described as a “pleasing Contact Fichter at (609) with HPC call for improv- other theaters for movies. blend of the quaint and the 886-8600 Ext 30 or at: Cape May Wicker ing and expanding the re- Stahlhuth said the the- modern.” jfi [email protected] tail stores located adjacent ater company is consider- to the theaters with six, ing leaving Cape May if it “The Famous Cape May Shopping Experience!” two-story condominium cannot strike a deal for the Post Offi ce Holiday units built above them. Beach Theater. ENJOY OUR LOW PRICES AND GREAT SELECTIONS! Demolition of the the- She said the company Food Drive Saturday ater section is included in has approached the state the plans to provide park- Division of Fish and Wild- By AL CAMPBELL items are being sought? Patio Furniture • Bedroom Furniture ing spaces for the condo life of the Department of They include pasta, pea- units. Environmental Education WILDWOOD — Circle nut butter, canned tuna, The theater opened June (DEP), owners of Ponder- Saturday, Dec. 9, on the and any type of canned • Rockers • Baskets 29, 1950 and seated 860 lodge, about using one of calendar, and buy a few vegetables, soups, fruits, patrons. In 1995, the the- the buildings on the prop- extra non-perishable food cereals and jellies. ater was divided into four erty in Villas, which has items. In addition to leaving the • Gift Items • Silk Flowers small theaters. been converted to a sanctu- It’s again time for the donations by their mail- East Lynne Theater ary, and constructing a new countywide post offi ce food boxes, donors may also Company Artistic Director theater next to it. drive to benefi t local food drop them off at the lobbies • Seasonal Items • Closeouts Gayle Stahlhuth said her Stahlhuth is distributing banks. of the post offi ces in their organization is interested petitions along with Con- Post offi ces that will be towns. in acquiring the Beach gress Street resident Bar- participating include Cape “We will collect all foods Cape May Wicker Theater. She said Franks bara Skinner to preserve May, Rio Grande, Villas, donated. The local food Theaters has not responded the Beach Theater. Wildwood, Court House, banks are desperately low, 3 Convenient Locations to her inquiries. Skinner said the theater Stone Harbor, Avalon, Sea and we are asking for the Stahlhuth said she has has historical signifi cance Isle City and Ocean City. public’s help,” stated Voll- heard “rumor upon rumor” because it is the work of “All we ask is that our rath. 203 Sunset Blvd. 1930 Route 9 North about the future of the architect W. H. Lee, who postal customers leave non- “We wish all a healthy West Cape May Clermont Beach Theater. She said she designed a number of the- perishable food by their New Year and happy holi- 609-884-8440 believes Frank Theaters is aters near Philadelphia. mail boxes to be collected days,” he said. 609-624-3031 considering maintaining Most of the theaters are by their letter carrier or The food drive started in Open Thurs.- Mon. Open 7 Days the retail and gutting the closed or have been torn rural carrier,” said John the Wildwood Post Offi ce theater for parking. down. Vollrath, longtime spokes- and, over the years, grew or “If there’s just some way Among remaining Lee- man for the event. to include all Cape May Cape May Wicker Silk Flowers to strike a medium, keep designed theaters are the All food collected will be County post offi ces. the theaters, obviously Sedgwick Cultural Center deposited at food banks in Postal workers from “all 109 Sunset Blvd., West Cape May • 609-884-5330 make them better,” said in Philadelphia, the Bryn the community, he added. crafts” will assist in the Open Thurs.- Mon. Stahlhuth. Mawr Theater, the Hiway Need some ideas of what collection effort.

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Contact Huggins at: The human race has im- (609) 886-8600 ext. 25 proved everything, but or lhuggins@cmcherald. the human race. com Dennis Educators Hear Pupils’ Ideas By JOE HART students. Papp also answered the DENNISVILLE — The chaperone question catego- voices of students were rizing it as a safety issue. heard this week at the On trips, the district is Dennis Township Board of more comfortable using Education meeting. regular teachers as chap- At the Nov. 30 meeting, erones because they are two student representa- familiar with the students, tives from the elementary he said. school, Brooke Craver and Robertson thanked the Rachel Kimball, took advan- students for their sugges- tage of their new posts on tions. The board gave them the board to express some an option for upcoming student-related ideas. meetings. That marked their sec- They offered to rear- Special ond meeting after being range meetings so the girls introduced to the board could present their ques- Nov. 2. tions earlier and then be Craver, spokesperson of allowed to leave, rather the duo, expressed their than have to stay for the desire to create a student entire proceeding. Santa Savings newspaper. She said the pa- The board expressed per could report on school concern for students know- Cape May County Herald, sports, upcoming events ing some meetings can run and other student issues. for hours and might be the countyʼs leader in community news and She explained that one of considered boring by young her teachers produces a students. editorial has a great gift idea for you. newsletter on plain inex- The student representa- pensive copy paper and tives accepted the offer and suggested a similar format the new format should be Just select the choice below that best fi ts your needs: for this project, apparently in effect at future meet- knowing the board’s desire ings. One Year mailed to you for only $37 to save taxpayers’ money. Craver also put forth Contact Hart at (609) Snowbird Special, six months (26 weeks) the idea of a winter formal 886-8600 Ext. 35 or e-mail dance as a fund-raising at: [email protected] mailed to you for only $21 effort. She proposed that those Call today and have your gift delivered by next week. attending pay a small fee You can reach our subscription department @ 609-886-8600 extension 11. and have the proceeds go to charity. Start a gift/mail subscription today! Itʼs easy. Finally, she related a concern from her constitu- ency. A classmate’s parent $ 00 had a question she asked 52 ISSUES FOR 37 Craver to bring up at the WANT TO FIND A or meeting. NATIONAL PARK CAMPSITE? $ 00 Apparently, the school Snowbird Special 26 WEEKS 21 has regular teachers accom- Make Check Payable To: The Herald/Times pany students on class fi eld trips. The parent suggested Name: they use substitutes for Address: chaperones on the trips and keep the regular teachers in their classrooms. Superintendent George Tel. #: Zip: WANT WEATHER Papp, President John Rob- FORECASTS? ertson and the rest of the # board members quickly Want to know where to Exp. Date: addressed the students’ get this information? ideas. Billing Address: The board directed Papp All kinds of government information email: to get the wheels rolling on are just a click or call away. the student newspaper and investigate the possibility Mail To: 1 (800) FED- INFO The Cape May County Herald/Times, 1508 Rt. 47, Rio Grande, NJ 08242 of a winter formal for the Herald Newspapers December 6 2006 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A11

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It’s that will remain in effect precedent for transferring supposed to trim taxes. until Dec. 31, 2009. a mining license, which After nearly 20 years, That, too, may be in Pickering termed an “un- an emergency services dis- jeopardy if Woodbine opts usual issuance.” TANNING BEDS patching pact is ending to contract with Belleplain In another matter, with- PARTICULARLY HARM Dec. 31 between Middle Emergency Corp. for its out public comment, the and Dennis townships. dispatching services, Alexis southeast corner of Shun- YOUNG PEOPLE On Monday, Middle said. pike and Indian Trail Road If you think that a few visits to the tanning Township Committee That coverage will in- was rezoned from Restrict- salon are not particularly harmful, or that tanning passed a resolution to end clude emergency medical ed Industrial to Community will condition your skin for the beach, you dispatching services with services, fi re and transfer Business. Dennis Township on that of calls to the State Po- would be wrong on both counts. In fact, there is Acceptance of the date. Belleplain Emergency lice Woodbine unit, which planned retirements of po- no research to show that either tanning beds or Corp. will assume full dis- provides police services to lice offi cers Burgess Hamer exposure to real sunlight will somehow condition patching duties Jan. 1. Dennis Township. and Steve Ginyard and the skin to avoid skin cancer. Instead, exposure to The loss of Dennis Town- The corporation has, ac- Recreation Director Gregg ultraviolet light (UV) from either source can lead ship translates to $200,000, cording to the resolution, Arnold was made by reso- or about two cents on the “developed a plan for radio to basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma, lution. tax rate, said Administrator dispatch and operations to Also passed at the meet- or melanoma, says the Skin Cancer Foundation. James Alexis. assume those responsibili- ing was an interlocal ser- Moreover, the American Cancer Society warns It also means a reduction ties not held by the town- vice agreement with West that the risk of melanoma more than doubles for of two or three dispatch- ship…” Wildwood providing animal people who began using ultraviolet tanning lights ers who man the consoles “We approved the agree- control services in that bor- in the Middle Township ment establishing rates for prior to age 35. The risk increases with added ough on an on-call basis. Police Department radio the next three years. If they The township has one What a difference new decorative exposure to UV light. room. (Woodbine) do not accept full-time and two part-time siding and windows can make for Tanning beds and unprotected exposure to “We have other (interlo- it, we will be losing them,” animal control officers, your home’s appearance and for the sun can also lead to premature wrinkles and cal service) agreements Alexis said. Alexis said. your heating and cooling bills! age spots. Your dermatologist may be able to with Dennis. There was At one time Middle They currently provide no argument or fi ghting,” Township dispatched for suggest a safe tanning alternative. For additional animal control services in said Alexis. Upper Township, as well as Middle, Sea Isle City, Stone information about skin cancer and its signs The exit came as no Dennis and Woodbine. Harbor, and Avalon. Call Today For A Free Estimate and symptoms, call LAWRENCE PAOLINI surprise to Middle Town- Upper Township “went Del Haven resident D.O., PC at 609-465-8788 to schedule an ship offi cials, said Alexis. to Ocean City when they George Boyer, and about appointment. Our offi ce is conveniently located The municipality had been went to a different radio 12 community residents, Save Or Make “notifi ed very early on, at band that we could not have at 105 NORTH MAIN STREET, CAPE MAY thanked committee for its the beginning of the year provided,” said Alexis. help addressing the ongo- No Payments, COURT HOUSE. New patients welcome. Most that this may happen.” Also at the meeting, ing juvenile delinquency $ 00 No Interest insurance plans are accepted. The termination will take Albrecht & Heun and Fu- problem in their neighbor- For 1 Year! place at the end of the pres- ture Mining and Recycling, hood. 60 Please send any questions or comments to my offi ce ent three-year contract. made a presentation detail- “We did get some con- per window when you buy 6 or more See store for details or e-mail me at: “I will have to make up ing its intention to relocate structive help from the [email protected] the reduction either in re- the present Goshen Road paper in the last couple duction in workforce or by recycling facility to an In- weeks,” Boyer said. P.S. A sunburn is not a sign of health. Instead, it other means of increasing dian Trail Road parcel. He said he talked with is the skin’s response to insult by UV rays. revenue in the budget,” According to attorney DeLanzo, and the group he added. Jeffrey April, Future Min- was to meet with Police Also on Monday, com- ing received a use variance Chief Joseph Evangelista af- mittee ratified an agree- from the zoning board of ter the meeting concerning adjustment “in order to its “ongoing” problems. operate a gravel, mining “We have a lot more and recycling center” on participation than we did the site, formerly owned last time,” said Boyer. Now Installed Exclusively by by George Siter. An ongoing problem by easyeasy moneymoney April said the fi rm will Edgewood resident Phil Frank Vincent be “requesting township Broder about roadwork committee, in the future, being done by a private Windows • Siding • Doors • Roofing issue a gravel and mining contractor may be near Serving South Jersey Since 1957 permit” for the site. resolution. 1935 New Rd., Northfield • 609-272-9987 The intent, April said, Pickering said if in- www.frankvincentwindows.com • www.renewalbyandersen.com will be to cease operations spectors verify that the Open Monday - Saturday 9-5 at the present Goshen Road contractor has not made *DETAILS OF OFFER - Offer expires Nov 30, 2006. Not valid with other offers or prior purchases. License number available upon request. “Andersen”, “Renewal by facility and, ultimately, promised progress, the Andersen” and the Renewal by Andersen logo are registered trademarks of Andersen maintain the lake, formed Corporation. All other marks where denoted are marks of Andersen Corporation. contractor’s bond would ©2004 Andersen Corporation. All rights reserved. **See store for financing details. by gravel extraction, and be used to complete the reclaim is as a residential work, which Broder has “Nothing is so strong as gentleness and nothing is so subdivision. complained about for the gentle as real strength.” At that time, the firm past 18 months. -Ralph W. Sockman will relinquish one gravel pit license, he said. “You are asking us to issue a new mining per- in time for the holidays mit?” asked Solicitor James Pickering Jr. “With the condition that the license we now hold, we will agree it will only ** be used for maintenance at APRAPR the Dennisville Road site, 6.50%6.50% because that operation is winding down. We just THE EAT-IN KITCHEN need to maintain the lake,” Most families eat at the dining room They allow a family to be together 15 Year Fixed Rate April said. table for big holiday meals. The rest of while meals are cooked and served, It would be used for no the time, they eat at the kitchen table. instead of being split into two or other purpose, he added. Bear this in mind when you design more rooms. At QUALITY HOME Home Equity Loans! Principal Phil Heun said your new kitchen. Practically any CENTER & PANELING, no job is the state requires main- kitchen can incorporate eating space. too big or too small. We specialize tenance dredging only of If square footage is not at a premium, in kitchens, bathrooms, countertops, No Points - No Fees the lake. a separate breakfast area (with table cabinets, gas fi replaces, paneling, Don’t wait! Call Newfield National Bank at Mayor F. Nathan Dough- and chairs) adjacent to the work core fl ooring, doors and more. Our ty said there are presently is often preferred. In kitchens of more showroom hours are weekdays, 8 1-800-690-3440 for more information. similar residential subdivi- modest size, islands and peninsulas a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturdays 8 a.m. sions based around former (outfi tted with stools) can easily to 5 p.m. We accept MasterCard, Visa gravel pit lakes in the town- assume the role of the kitchen table. and Discover. Member ship, off Brooks Avenue FDIC Even in the tiniest galley kitchen, an and Sound Drive. eating surface can be folded away as a Please visit our web site: “What about noise levels www.qualityhomectr.com (at the proposed site)?” pullout. Hinged to drop down and out 1-800-690-3440 • www.newfieldbank.com asked Committeewoman of the way when not in use, it scarcely Hint: *This annual percentage rate is available when you make automatic payments through your new or existing Newfield National Susan DeLanzo. impacts kitchen space. The size of your family, the Bank Account. If you choose other payment options, the annual percentage rate is 6.75% APR. There are no fees associated “We never had a noise These days, people are busier and ages in the household and your with our Home Equity Loans. Rate applies for a term of up to 180 months, when the loan is at least $10,000 “new money” and an automatic transfer from a Newfield National Bank checking or savings account is used. The payment for a 180 month complaint (at Goshen more rushed and eat-in kitchens lifestyle should govern the kind of loan for $10,000 at 6.50% APR is $87.11. This product is a fixed rate, closed-end loan secured with the primary residence Road),” replied April, and respond to the needs of that lifestyle. eat-in function of your kitchen. and not exceeding an 80% loan to value ratio. Rates are subject to change. The rate is 0.25% higher without automatic trans- fer option. Property insurance required. Interest may be tax deductible, consult your tax advisor. added that facility has “smaller buffers” than the Herald Newspapers December 6 2006 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A13

ONGOING EVENTS service projects for youth 0529. Rec., Terry, 884-9565; TTEENEEN grades eight-12. Meet- Music: Impact Choir, County Museum, Barbara, Roller Skating - Cape ings and activities held Seashore Church, 886- 465-3535; Crest Haven www.franktheatres.com 6196; Kaleidoscope Kids Nursing Home, Anthony, Rio Stadium Theatre May Convention Hall is SSCENECENE monthly. For more infor- Corner of Rt. 9 & 47 in the Rio Mall, next to K-Mart underway. Hours will be: mation: contact Rutgers singers, ages six-14, 465- 465-1274; Habitat for Hu- 609-889-4799 Friday, 4 – 6 p.m.; Satur- Cooperative Research and 7443; Community Con- manity, 463-0244; Lower Cape May’s FIRST State Of The Art Motion Picture Complex! Featuring luxurious Stadium day, 1 -3 p.m.; Sunday, 1 and social activities for or 889-8105. Extension 4-H Youth De- cert Band, Norm Lochten, Twp. Rec., Zack, 886- HIGH BACK ROCKERS & ALL DIGITAL SOUND! - 3 p.m. For information youth 10 and older. Teen Program: Taber- velopment Program 465- 465-8737. 7880; MADD, 463-1616; Valid Showtimes regarding birthday parties, YAP - Saturday Nights: nacle United Methodist 5115 ext. 605. NAACP: Youth Council, North Cape Center, Paul, Fri., Dec. 8 - Thurs., Dec. 14 Visit one of our other conveniently private parties and school Arts and social activities Church, 656 Seashore AlaTeen: for teens with ages 14-21, 624-9152. 898-8899; Red Cross, Peg, located theatres parties call 884-9524 or throughout much of the Road, Erma. Wednesdays family or friends who are Scouting: ages fi ve-17; 465-7382; United Way, Harbor 5 Theatre, Stone Harbor 368-7731 884-9565. school year for youth and - Teen Bible Study 6:30 alcoholics: Thursdays, 8 Girl Scouts of the South Suzanne, 729-2002; Wet- Strand Theatre, Ocean City 398-6565 THE HOLIDAY (PG13) Barn Buddies - for kids children ages 6-16. Pro- to 8:30 p.m. Friday Night p.m., Church of Resur- Jersey Pines, 697-3900; lands Institute, 368-1211. (11:05am), 1:50pm, 4:30pm, 7:10pm, 9:50pm interested in horses. Ages rection, 200 W. Tuckahoe Boy Scouts of Southern Adults are also welcome. UNACCOMPANIED MINORS (PG) grams include Junior Arts Teens, 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. (11:15am), 1:20pm, 3:20pm, 5:15pm, 7:20pm, 9:20pm 8-11 meet every 1st and Camp for ages 6-10, and Homework Club: Road, Marmora, 547- New Jersey, 327-1700. DÉJÁ VU (PG13) 3rd Sunday of the month Camp Congress Hall for 3:30-4:30 p.m. Church of 0855. Swim Teams: ages fi ve- (11:05am), 1:40pm, 5:00pm, 7:35pm, 10:05pm SEA THEATRE THE NATIVITY STORY (PG) from 1-3 p.m. Dues $20 ages 6-12. the Advent, Parish Hall, Civil Air Patrol: ages 18: Cape May Recreation (11:00am), 1:20pm, 3:30pm, 5:40pm, 7:45pm, 9:45pm 12-18: meets Thursdays, Dept., 884-9565; Crest CASINO ROYALE (PG-13) benefi t the center. For Teen Karate: Every Washington and Franklin (11:00am) 1:45pm, 4:30pm, 7:20pm, 10:00pm more info 884-2048. Monday, Wednesday and streets, Cape May. cadet programs, drill and Dolphins, 884-6390. Please call HAPPY FEET (PG) Teen Services: num- (11:05am) 1:10pm, 3:15pm, 5:20pm, 7:25pm, 9:30pm CCA-YAP - Youth Arts Thursday. Call 886-6902 4-H Teen Ambas- ceremony, safety classes, BORAT (R) Program: variety of arts sadors: leadership, citi- aerospace education, bers for activities, health 1:30pm, 8:00pm, 9:55pm emergency services. 624- questions; United Way, for shows SANTA CLAUSE 3: THE ESCAPE CLAUSE (G) zenship and community (11:30am) 4:00pm, 6:00pm 729-2255, free directory. DECK THE HALLS (PG) Volunteer for the fol- (11:10am), 1:15pm, 3:20pm, 5:25pm, 7:30pm, 9:40pm $ Shows in ( ) play Saturday & Sunday only 5 lowing groups: Animal and times. Early Bird Special! Here’s All shows Welfare Society, 465- Monday - Thursday Take $5 off your open 3403; Burdette Hospital, $6 Adult • $4 Children before 2pm- tickets only $5.00 Births Etc. Shop, 463-2000; 4005 Pacifi c Ave Visit www.franktheatres.com for more information bowling purchase Cape May Nature Cen- Wildwood • 729-0337 on Sundays thru 12/17/06 The following births Nov. 6. ter, 884-9590; Cape May Hours: Mon., Thurs., Fri.: 3-Midnight • Tues.: 3-11pm were reported a Shore Me- Gracie Elizabeth Repici • Sat.: 10am-1am • Sun.: 11am-10pm • Closed Wed. morial Hospital: to Brian and Julie Repici of T Luke Daniel Holmes to Goshen, Nov. 7. 3J’s Wildwood Bowl Bill and Amy Holmes of Marissa Anne Trostle to 3401 New Jersey Ave., Wildwood • 609-729-0111 Petersburg, Nov. 4. Brian and Jackie Trostle of Breakfast with Santa www.3jwildwoodbowl.com Maxwell Antonia Camp- Upper Township, Nov. 8. bell to Tadhg Campbell and Tiernee Caroline Todd Enjoy a delicious Natacha Nicolau of Court to Walter and Melissa Todd breakfast buffet House. of Erma, Nov. 8. Seaside Madden Grey Fuscel- Amber Lillyann Robson Saturday, December 9th, 2006 laro to Seth and Toni Fus- to Allan and Amy Robson o Cheese Co. cellaro of West Wildwood, Rio Grande, Nov. 14. 9am to 11:30am At the Motor Boat Club 600 Park Blvd., West Cape May Freeholders Honor MTHS 21st Street in Avalon 884-8700 Panther Marching Band • Enter for your chance to win one of our COURT HOUSE —Coun- won awards for drum many popular gift baskets and prizes. Opening ty freeholders recognized major, percussion, color Saturday, Middle Township High guard, high music and high December 9th9th School’s Panther Marching visual. Have your picture taken with Santa! Imported Band at their board meet- The Panther Marching • Cheeses • Olives ing on Nov. 28 for fi nish- Band has competed in the Adults $8.00 each • Children 12 and under $5.00 each ing in fi rst place in their Tournament of Bands At- • Olive Oil division at the Tournament lantic Coast Championship of Bands Atlantic Coast every year since 1980. Fresh Baked Championship. This year’s win is the 14th Bread The band participated first place title since at- AVALON in the Group 2 category tending the Atlantic Coast which includes bands with Championships — the as many as 55 musicians. most for any band in the Middle’s band consists of tournament’s 34-year his- 43 musicians plus a color tory. guard. Under the direction of Band Director Ginny Russ What’s and Assistant Band Di- rector Lou Randazzo, the Cooking? band attained the highest COFFEE score of all four competing Next week’s menu of TM meals served by the Cape groups, which is comprised May County Nutritional of schools from states all Project for the Elderly. Beans Bagels Buns along the East Coast. Catering available Additionally, the band Dec. 11: Chicken ten- Micro Roasted Coffees • Store Rolled Bagels ders, sweet potato fries, peas, salad, lemon pudding, Fresh Bakery - Grill corn chowder. Dec. 12: Salisbury steak, The Avalon Coffee Company is proud to offer the high- mashed potatoes, gravy, est quality in everything we do. From coffees and green beans, beet salad, bagels to sandwiches and salads we only use the fi nest fruit cocktail. Dec. 13: Kielbasa, sau- ingredients and make everything with pride. erkraut, mashed potatoes, roll, salad, jello. We’ll make you look GREAT Dec. 14: Beef stew, wax beans, noodles, Roll, for the Holidays! cole slaw, butterscotch BISPHOSPHONATES AND JAW DAMAGE pudding. Bagel Trays • Sandwich Trays • Bakery Trays Not only are the bone-building drugs you as a public service. At SUNSHINE Dec. 15: Creamed • Sweet Trays • Coffee Service • Pick-up/Delivery known as bisphosphonates used to prevent DENTAL, we stress the importance chipped beef, potato patty, osteoporosis, they are also administered of preventive dental care for the entire mixed veggies, salad, white We’ll ship anywhere! • Custom Made for you intravenously to bone-cancer patients. The family. When was the last time you had cake, chicken vegetable news on these drugs is that they have been your teeth checked by a professional? Call soup. Visit one of our locations: linked to osteonecrosis (“dead” bone) us now at 609.465.5415 and schedule an Dec. 11: Salami and of the jaw, which can lead to abscesses, appointment. Your total emotional and cheese on roll, macaroni - Rio Grande Cafe & Grille foul-tasting discharge, loose teeth, and physical well-being is as important to salad, diced pears, apple Rio Grande Route 9 • 463-0275 even exposed bone. It is important to note us as your teeth. We will do what is best juice. - Court House Cafe that only four percent of reported cases for you and we will not compromise. Dec. 12: Provolone CMCH 9 Mechanic St. • 463-8200 of osteonecrosis of the jaw have been We’re located at 109 West Atlantic Ave., and Swiss on roll, tomato linked to osteoporosis treatment with oral Cape May Court House. We accept slices, tapioca pudding, - 1944 Rt. 9 North bisphosphonates. Because the intravenous most insurances, including Delta Dental, fruit punch. Clermont • 624-1464 drugs used to treat bone cancer are twelve Horizon Blue Cross and Aetna PPO. We Dec. 13: Ham salad on - Pine & Pacifi c Holiday Coffee times stronger, they pose the greater also have fi nancing available through roll, potato salad, apple- Wildwood • 846-0040 sauce, applesauce, grape- Gift Boxes Available risk. Patients who are going to take these Care Credit and Healthcare Credit. - 7th & New Jersey Ave. fruit juice. drugs should schedule extractions, dental Please send your questions or comments N. Wildwood • 846-0041 implants, and other procedures three to to my offi ce or e-mail me at: Dec. 14: Tuna salad order from our website four months prior to beginning treatment. [email protected] on white, salad, cookies, - Cape May www.avaloncoffeecompany.com What kind of medications do you P.S. If you take oral bisphosphonates, do not orange juice. Beach & Gurney Street • 898-8088 take? This informative column on panic. You are at low risk for osteonecrosis. Dec. 15: Roast beef bisphosphonates has been brought to However, be vigilant about getting dental exams and cheese, wheat bread, and cleaning. banana, tomato juice. A14 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers December 6 2006 Lower Police Chief Seeks More Offi cers

By JACK FICHTER showing support for fellow fi cers would not “put taxes offi cers. through the roof.” He said 4 We Fix Wet Basements VILLAS — “When are The officers attended the township’s recent prop- 4 Crawl Space Repair you going to hire more the meeting to show their erty reevaluation would cops?” Lower Township displeasure with remarks redistribute the way taxes 4 Eliminate Mold & Police Chief Ed Donohue Councilman Michael Beck are paid. Musty Odors asked township council made at the Nov. 20 meet- Police have been work- Monday. ing. On that date, council ing without a contract since 4 Prepare Basements Make Your Holiday Season Stress-Free! “I gave you a proposal last passed a resolution in a 2004. The contract calls for Finishing for a 3.75 percent raise for • Save Time • Plan Ahead year to bring us up to 50,” 4-1 vote to allow the mayor he said. 2004, 4 percent for 2005 Christmas Decor by Call Christmas Decor by Lagana, and township manager to Schedule an FREE Donohue said Middle approve a new police con- and 2006 and 3.7 percent inspection Lagana, LLC will design LLC today for your for next year. and install your exterior custom design consultation, Township Police Depart- tract as the result of binding Contact Fichter at (609) 1-856-694-0266 holiday lighting and deco- and avoid the pre-season ment has 51 offi cers with a arbitration. DONOHUE 886-8600 Ext 30 or at: 1-800-860-3892 rations. panic! “much smaller year-round Beck cast the lone “no” • Save Space population.” vote. He said the township larger tax and know that jfi [email protected] South Jersey’s only I am protected day and Christmas Decor by “If it’s not 2007, is it did not have the money to Am I not destroying my Local Basement night,” she said. Lagana, LLC removes your 2008, 2009, 2010? When pay for the new contract. enemies when I make Systems Dealer Beck said he was not www.enviroprobasements.com holiday decorations and am I getting more cops?” Beck said the new con- friends of them? fi ghting for people making stores them until next asked the chief. tract would increase prop- – Abraham Lincoln year! “In 1994, we had 54 erty taxes. He said township $81,000 per year but for • Save Money sworn officers in Lower police offi cers earned more those making $700 per We offer early install and Township, now we are than their counterparts in month on Social Security The Call with a $700 pension check. pre-pay incentives! Today!! locked in by a local ordi- Philadelphia. nance at 45,” he contin- Addressing the police He said he was fi ghting for Group, LLC ued. chief, Beck said a town those that would be devas- Donohue said south Jer- can be killed a lot of ways, tated by a $300 property sey was seeing an increase one-way was with crime, tax increase. AUTO • HOME • MARINE • COMMERCIAL in illegal drug sales and gang another way economically. North Cape May resi- LIFE • HEALTH activity. “If we keep raising taxes dent John Herman, a re- Insurance & Financial Services “There are known gang here and people fl y out of tired police officer, said members living in Lower these neighborhoods, you he objected to Beck com- 510 Bank Street, Cape May, NJ 08204 Township right now,” he paring township police will fi nd that the vacuum www.niagroup.com said. gets fi lled by people that salaries with Philadelphia. HOMEMADE ITALIAN FOOD Donohue told the Herald, will only increase our prob- “There are several town- (609) 884-8431 • 800-642-3710 • 609-884-0004 Fax 522-7894 after the meeting, when the lems,” said Beck. “That has ships in Cape May County department had 54 offi cers, happened.” that make more than these 102 E. Bennett Ave., Wildwood NJ it had an additional squad Beck said council will offi cers and don’t do half RIO NAILS & SPA Restaurant will re-open available for radar speed and have two new members the job,” he said. Let us pamper you on your special day! President Weekend traffi c enforcement, assist- in January, and Donohue “If you call me anti-po- ing detectives with surveil- should approach council at lice, I’ll call you anti-tax- 463-8868 lance and doing neighbor- that time. payer,” said Beck. Our Pastry Shop Remains He said he was defend- • Manicures hood safety programs. “I’ve given you three • Pedicures “Now, I don’t have it,” memos over the last year,” ing those without medical Open Weekends in December benefits and those who • Full set for acrylic, he said. “They are just said Donohue to council, uv gel, pink & whites running from call to call, noting he proposed increas- earned barely above mini- and silk wrap nails Christmas Week Open trying to keep their head ing the force to 50 offi cers mum wage. • Custom Nail Designs Thurs - Christmas Eve, 12/21-12/24 above water, and they are by 2010. Lower Township Police • Waxing Offi cer Bob Smith said he Call Ahead for Orders not proactive.” Councilman Stig Blom- Gift Certifi cates Available ¶ Walk-Ins Welcome About 50 police offi cers kvest suggested Donohue has served for 12 years and the majority of offi cers Grande Shopping Center (In front of Lowe’s) Homemade Pastries, Cookie Trays, stood in the back of town- sit down with the town- ship hall meeting room, had not been with the de- Delicious Italian Cakes and more ship’s chief fi nancial offi cer most from Lower Township and work out costs of hir- partment longer than he. but a few from Cape May, ing four or fi ve additional He said Middle Township offi cers. paid its offi cers the highest He said, in the past, wage at $78,000 after 12 council approved the hir- years. ing of four or fi ve offi cers Smith said Lower Town- “and then they turned right ship was number six on a From Our House around and laid them off.” list of salaries of local law During public comment, enforcement agencies. He Join us for the Erma resident Bridgette said the township had the to Yours.... O’Brien said Philadelphia highest domestic violence Greater Wildwood had 4.53 police officers and juvenile crime rates. Retired Lower Police Christmas Parade Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts (MAC) per thousand residents while Lower Township had Offi cer Frank Majane said invites friends and neighbors to attend our 1.9 offi cers per thousand township offi cers contrib- Sponsored by the Greater Wildwood Jaycees residents. ute 8.5 percent of their Friday, December 8 Beck, a retired Philadel- salary to the pension sys- phia police lieutenant, said tem. Rain date December 11. Parade starts at 6:30pm from Crest ChristmasChristmas he had nothing but the ut- Deputy Mayor Robert Nolan said he thought Pier and heads north on Pacific and up Central until 15th Street most respect for township For more information or to register, call 609-729-5501 police. He said, however, hiring a couple more of- the township had “only CommunityCommunity one bag of money and you have to sit back and you have to empathize with the 3.5% Protect Your people who are paying the WassailWassail PartyParty bills here.” Home from Beck said the base salary for township police was Hurricanes Wednesday, Dec. 13 • 7-9 p.m. $73,000 and $81,000 for a 24-year veteran of the with Emlen Physick Estate, department. He said the 1048 Washington St., Cape May base salary for Philadelphia ADMISSION IS FREE police was $51,000 with Impact-Resistant a $53,000 salary for an An evening of old-fashioned fun, music officer with 24 years on and holiday cheer in the beautifully the force. from decorated Physick House and the “There’s a disparity be- Vinyl Windows Carriage House, where you’ll tween the two,” he said. enjoy warm beverages and Beck said an offi cer in Lower Township could re- holiday treats, plus meet Santa tire at the age of 45 after 25 and see the “Old-Fashioned Shopping f foror thaththatatt years of service. In Philadel- Designed to help keep wind and debris from Christmas” Exhibit in the Gallery. perfecterfect hol phia, offi cers cannot retire penetrating your home’s exterior during holidaholididayayy ggift?ift? before age 50 and have a A DONATION OF Our Carriage House volatile weather conditions NON-PERISHABLE Gallery Shop will frozen pension, he said. be open during the Communi Beck said a township FOOD FOR THE COMMUNITY ty NOW AVAILABLE AT FOOD BANK WILL BE Wassail Party! offi cer could retire at age APPRECIATED! 45 and receive a $52,800 yearly pension with cost of WILDWOOD GLASS INC. living increases. O’Brien said a number of township residents moved New Construction and Replacement Windows here from Philadelphia Storm Doors • Auto Glass • Glass Table Tops to get away from a high crime rate. Mirrors • Shower Doors and Tub Enclosures “I would rather pay a 2505 NEW JERSEY AVENUE, NORTH WILDWOOD • 522-2151 Herald Newspapers December 6 2006 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A15

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LEAVES BE GONE CARA NEEDS CLOTHES WILDWOOD — The Reasonable Rates Coalition Against Rape and Abuse is in need of new Call • 463-0659 or gently used children’s winter clothing. CARA also Freeholder Ralph E. Bakley Sr. presents Middle Township High School Band Free Estimates • Fast Service • Fully Insured needs coats for women and Field Conductor Alexandria De Castro of Goshen, a senior, and Richard Ce- children. Call Georgia, glarski of Court House, a junior, tuba section leader, with a resolution Nov. 522-6489 for drop-off in- 28 on the band’s fi rst-place win in the Atlantic Coast Tournament of Bands in formation. Scranton, Pa. earlier in the month. Crest to Use Old Christmas 100% SATISFACTION Trees to Help Build Dunes By LAUREN HUGGINS larger.” the bank to us,” said Com- WILDWOOD CREST If all goes to plan, beach- missioner Joyce Gould. — Discarded Christmas goers will start to see prog- “We’ll actually be able GUARANTEED. trees are getting a new job ress by this summer. to use the area behind after the holiday season. “They won’t be very the dunes for volleyball or Because if you’re not satis ed, neither are we. Once the evergreens big the fi rst year,” Cabrera horseshoes,” said Cabrera have fi nished holding the explained, “But as years go “That area would be pro- “We’ll Be family’s ornaments, they by, they’ll grow.” tected.” NATE certifi ed will get moved to the bor- The borough’s beach- Additionally, he said, There” technicians ough’s beaches, in order to es have been dealt some dunes “actually keeps sand create natural dunes. damage after a number of from pilling up at the street • Heating Commissioner Don Ca- intense storms. Dunes, ends.” • Cooling brera told the Herald on according to the commis- Cabrera said they would Dec. 4, that a natural dune sioners, would protect one be working with the bor- • Fireplaces line is created when the of the community’s greatest ough engineer and envi- • Home trees, wreaths, and other resources. ronmental commission to The cost is in labor and determine the best location Generators vegetation is laid on its side 465-5545 • 399-0450 • 1-800-388-4645 in a zigzag pattern. the planting of dune grass, for a dune line. • Air Duct “It creates a natural bar- according to Cabrera. He “Either the dunes would Serving Cape May & Atlantic Counties over 90 years said he budgeted $5,000 start south of Rambler Road Cleaning rier from the wind,” he Visa - MC - Discover - Amex License #13VH00302000 said. “Sand will start to for the project. for the first year or we pile up making the dune “Dunes are money in could start on Jefferson Av- enue work our way north,” he said. CAPE The trees will be laid MAY closer to the bulkhead in SOCIAL SPOTLIGHT order to protect the initial COUNTY line from storms. Exactly how long the line of dunes stretches depends on the number of trees the borough gets. St. Paul’s Social Committee wishes “I don’t know how many to Thank the Stone Harbor trees we’re going to get in It is with sheer gratitude the borough, but we’d be Businesses as well as St. Paul’s happy to take them from our neighboring communi- that we write this thank you. Parishioners who donated ties,” Cabrera said. Contact Huggins at: Baskets, Gifts, Gift Certificates to (609) 886-8600 ext. 25 or the Thanksgiving Basket Raffle. [email protected] You, our community, friends and family, honored Dave Lower Police with a fund raiser and night of fun at the Elks Lodge in All those who participated had fun, Collecting Toys, North Wildwood. So many friends, businesses and or- and many happy winners left with Food Donations ERMA — Lower Town- ganizations came together to make this event so memo- their prizes on Sunday afternoon, ship Police Depart-ment is conducting its annual gift- rable. November 26. giving program for needy Thank you again for all you did!!! families. The department has been doing the pro- gram for more than 20 We wish we could personally thank each and every one Put your Little Angels in years. Those wishing to help of you with a big, happy “Wildwood” hug. should bring an un-wrapped new toy or other needed items to township hall or Please know your generosity has truly humbled us. You the police department by Dec. 22. are forever in our hearts and prayers. We love Along with the food basket, every child will you all and realize how rich we are in life with friends receive a sweatshirt, hat, gloves, toothpaste hair- like you. brush, comb, shampoo and a small bag of stock-ing stuffers. The toys and food bas- From our hearts, Social Spotlight kets will be delivered by Dave & Ruth (Hotsy) Hatala & Family the police and fi re depart- DEADLINE FRIDAYS AT NOON ments. For further informa-tion, Call Janet or Rachel 886-8600 ext. 33 or 34 call Dottie Crawford at 886-1619, ext. 140. Herald Newspapers December 6 2006 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A17

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and crafts. Tuesday at 10:30 $10. See any Garden Club 93rd St and Third Ave in Stone come to join in any of these three dolls, watch the movie OMM EVENTS a.m. For additional informa- member or send your check Harbor. Call Bonnie Kratzer prayer times version of three books, and C UNITY tion please call 263-8485. to Stone Harbor Garden Club, for more information on this The Avalon Free Public compare life then and now. PO Box # 42, Stone Harbor , bone-strengthening exercise Library will offer an eight-ses- Spanish Classes at the SEVEN MILE NJ 08247 program, 368-0197. sion program on the Ameri- Avalon Senior Center every BEACH Prayers for Peace con- can Girl Doll Collection: Wednesday, 9:30 am. Wednesday, Dec. 6 tinue at St. Mary’s Episcopal 3:30-4:30 p.m. Wednesdays Plant Sale: The Stone Church, 95th St. & Third Ave. until Dec. 20. Each American Thursday, Dec. 7 Have an important social Youth Ministries: Every Harbor Garden Club is taking Project Lucky Bones con- in Stone Harbor on Tuesdays Girl doll represents a charac- Blind Center of the Jer- event that you want seen by Friday night the Seashore orders for Christmas Poinset- tinues every Wednesday from at noon, Wednesday night at ter in history and has a book sey Cape: All are welcome the entire county? Or per- Church of the Nazarene will tias. The 6 and 1/2 inch pots 10:30 a.m. to noon at Our 7:30 p.m. and Thursdays at 5 written about her specifi c to attend the meetings held haps an organizational meet- be open so you can come have 6 to 8 blooms and cost Saviour Lutheran Church, p.m. The community is wel- era. The program will explore (Page A20 Please) ing or a support group? Take and do the things you like in advantage of the Cape May a save environment. We will County Herald’s new online have sports, skateboarding calendar feature by visiting (fun boxes), movies, conces- capemaycountyherald.com. sion stand, ping pong, pool Click on “ calendar” and then tables, games tournaments, “Suggest Events” and fi ll out fuse ball, air hockey, and so all of the appropriate informa- much more. Jr. High 5th-8th tion. These events will not grades and High School 9th- only be viewed on our online 12th grades will be on alter- calendar but will make it to nating Friday’s. Check in time print as well. The deadline for will begin at 6:45pm-9:30pm. events printed in the Herald For more details contact Pas- is Thursday, or for On Deck tor Joe at 886-6196 Ext. 11. Wednesday before that issue Bingo: St. John of God Hall. date. Smoke-free progressive bingo Friday evenings, 7 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 7 Saturday, Dec. 9 Cape Shore Sweet Ade- lines welcome singers every Vietnam Veterans Christ- Thursday, 7:15-10 p.m., at mas Shop/Flea Market, Charter Tech School, 413 today. Regular fl ea market sec- New Road, Somers Point. ond Saturday of every month, Call 609-628-3119 or 609- 596 Seashore Road, Erma. 927-2374. Crafts, collectibles Avlon, new and used. Spaces $15. New THE CAPE MAYS vendors every month. Con- tact Lynn at 609-884-0735. Story Time: The Cape May Monday, Dec. 11 County Library invites pre- school children to enjoy sto- Lower Township Civic ries, songs, fi nger play, move- Club: 1-3 p.m. Millman Cen- ment and crafts. Wednesday ter, 2600 Bayshore Road., at 10:30 – 11:30 a.m. For Vilas. additional information please call 884-9568. MIDDLE TOWNSHIP Sunday, Dec. 9 Wednesday, Dec. 6 Art at Cape May City Li- brary: 6:30-7:30 p.m. Every Story Time at the Court Sunday to Dec 15. Children House Library: Children are invited to attend “Art at love to hear stories! The the Library” this fall at the Cape May County Library will Cape May City Public Library, host story time for preschool Ocean and Hughes Street, children at the Main Branch Cape May. Participants will of the Library, 30 Mechanic enjoy a book and then do an Street. Walking to 2-year-old, art project. The Cape May Wednesdays, 9:45-10:10a. Center for Community Arts m. For additional information will instruct the classes and please call 463-6354. there is no charge to partici- “It’s About the Book Chil- pate. dren are invited to join “It’s About the Book,” a book club DENNIS TOWNSHIP for fourth and fi fth graders be- Say Merry Christmas with ing held at the Court House Tuesday, Dec. 12 Library, 30 Mechanic Street, Court House. 6-7 p.m. Chil- Cape Harmonaires Bar- dren will have a conversation bershop Chorus meets about books, make a related Tuesdays 7:30- 9:30 p.m. at craft or put on a puppet show, Peebles Holiday Gift Cards! Dennisville Primary School, and then enjoy ice cream. 601 Hagen Road, Dennisville. Singers welcome. Call Don, Friday, Dec. 8 609-770-2524. It’s the one gift that’s always just the right style, size and color. Exercise Hour: Martin Our gift cards, in four festive Holiday designs and denominations LOWER TOWNSHIP Luther King Center 207 W. Main St., Monday, Wednesday of $5 to $1000, are redeemable at any of our more than 650 Wednesday, Dec. 6 and Friday, Whitesboro. 6:30- Peebles, Bealls, Palais Royal and Stage stores across the U.S., 6:40 a.m. Stretching; 6:40-7 Villas Golden Age Club a.m. Exercise; 7-7:20 a.m. so they’re the perfect present for out-of-town friends and family, too! meets weekly at 12:30 in Walk/Run (inside/outside); Millman Center. 7:20-7:30 a.m. Stretching/ Math club with a craft Cool-down. $2. meets at Lower Cape Branch Wrap your Gift Cards in Holiday Tins & Boxes, Just 1.99 Library at 6 p.m. For kids, SEA ISLE CITY kindergarten through seventh grade to help increase math Thursday, Dec. 7 with any Gift Card purchase skills. Paws to Read: Children Townsends Inlet have the opportunity to read Book Club, 7 p.m. at the to therapy dogs. Registration Townsends Inlet Civic Center, begins at 6 p.m. and the dogs 138 85th St. Book selection will arrive at 6:30 p.m. Lower will be “Three Weeks With My Cape May Branch library. Call Brothe” by Nicholas Sparks. 886-8999. New members welcome. For Gardening-By-The-Sea: further information, call Lou- Every fi rst Wednesday of each ise, 263-3002. month. Join us in the Munici- pal Building meeting room, Tuesday, Dec. 12 2600 Bayshore Drive, Villas. Meetings begin at 9:30 a.m. Story Time: Sea Isle City Library presents stories, Friday, Dec. 8 songs, fi nger play, movement

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All Avalon, Fellowship Room, Community Band ers Group the third Thursday Art Class on Tuesdays at 9:30 Time, a monthly get-together welcome. The Carpenter’s 3344 Dune Drive. Arts and of every month to share tech- a.m. Organ/ piano lessons featuring a different theme Shop, 4505 Park Blvd. 9 a.m.- crafts, exercise, music and December 13th at 7pm niques and fi nd solutions to are held every other Monday. each month. Meetings are 12 p.m. drama programs. For informa- computer problems. The Nov. Call to sign up for the class on Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. today tion call Millicent Saraduke, 16 meeting will discuss da- Monday. Book Club meets on and December 20. WOODBINE 624-0931. tabases and online services the fi rst Monday of the month Scrabble Night at Wild- Wednesday Dec. 6 Stone Harbor Book Club: available from the library’s at 1 p.m. Call Sue Keen at wood Crest Library can be Join us on the third Thursday Website. Computer users of 609-967-5924 for details on enjoyed every Wednesday, Woodbine Municipal of each month to review a all levels are welcome. Call their complete program. except November 22, located Court: 2 p.m. Woodbine Mu- Where: book. We meet in the library the Avalon library 967-7155 The Stone Harbor Gar- at 6301 Ocean Avenue, at 5 nicipal Complex. Performing Arts of the Stone Harbor Elemen- for more information. den Club is taking orders for p.m. Boards will be available, tary School at 3:30. Center/PAC Friday, Dec. 8 Christmas Poinsettias. The or participant can bring their The Seven Mile Beach 6 and 1/2 inch pots have 6 own. Refreshments will be Middle Township Democratic Club will meet Play Bridge every Friday to 8 blooms and cost $10. See provided.For additional infor- Thursday, November 30, at morning at 9:30 at the Avalon any Garden Club member or mation please call 522-0564. Free Refreshments • Door Prizes 7:30pm at the Jeannette Gla- Senior Center. send your check to Stone Har- zier Senior Center, 3100 Dune American Legion Post bor Garden Club, PO Box 42, Thursday, Dec. 7 Name: ______Drive, Avalon. The meeting is 331 Christmas Party: will Stone Harbor , NJ 08247. Story Time: Wildwood open to all residents of Avalon be held on Dec. 8 at 6 p.m. Crest branch of the Cape May and Stone Harbor regardless at Henny’s Restaurant. Tick- UPPER TOWNSHIP County library hosts story time Happy of political affi liation. For ets are $35 per person. Great OCEAN CITY for preschool age children Holidays Address: ______information, call 368-6679 food, drinks and dancing. Thursdays at 10:30 a.m. at the Open All Year ______or write to 7MBDC P.O. Box Contact Emma Kemley, 368- Wednesday, Dec. 6 library, 6301 Ocean Ave. Call 212, Avalon, NJ 08202-0212. 2967. 609-522-0564 for details. The Men of 7-Mile Is- Saturday, Dec. 9 “Paws to R.E.A.D.” The Golden Age Club meets land Ecumenical Breakfast, ELENA’S City ______Cape May County Library the fi rst Thursday of every an outreach program of Maris The Avalon Free Public present a special program of month at the Anglesea Fire CREST PIER State ______Stella Roman Catholic Church Library will offer “Discover “Paws to R.E.A.D,” A Read- House, Second and New Jer- and First United Methodist the Writer Within You,” a ing Education Assistance Dogs sey avenues. Beauty Salon Church of Avalon meets the free creative writing program Program, held Dec. 6 at the North Wildwood Veter- Walk-Ins Welcome Fill out coupon to enter drawing, second Thursday of each beginning this Saturday at 10 Upper Cape Branch Library, ans of Foreign Wars, Post Must be present to win. month at 7 a.m. The loca- a.m. and continuing every 2050 Route 631, Petersburg. 5941 meets at the Knights 523-0747 tion alternates between Maris other Saturday for 10 ses- Therapy dogs and their han- of Columbus Hall, First and Stella and 1st UMC - Avalon. sions. Each two-hour session dlers permit children to read New York avenues, 7:30 p.m. GIFT CERTIFICATES Nov., Jan., Mar., and May will will address a different sub- to registered therapy dogs the second Thursday of the Heather & Atlantic Aves., be at Maris Stella. Dec., Feb., ject matter, using a variety of that are tested and trained for month. Wildwood Crest techniques: writing to music, disposition, skills and healthi- using imaging, fantasizing, ness. Advanced registration TOWN BANK BUILDERS, INC. recording memories and ob- is not necessary. Children WHY CHARTER ANY OLD BUS? servations. Dr. Sue Jacobson, a who want to participate can Construction At Your Taste With Our Fine Quality former professor at Penn State sign-up at 6 p.m. The dogs ar- who is on the AFPL staff, will rive at 6:30 p.m. and children Est. 1970 • Licensed & Insured • NJ State Lic # 13VH00282200 be the instructor. Sign up in commence to read shortly the Avalon library or call 967- thereafter. • New Home Construction 7155. Spanish Classes at the Monday, Dec. 11 • Kitchens & Baths • Additions Avalon Senior Center every • Whole House Renovations Wednesday @ 9:30 am. The Upper Cape Library WHEN YOU CAN CHARTER A NEW Fox Chase Cancer Walk Branch invites children in COMFORT COACH • Design/Build Services in Avalon, time TBA fourth and fi fth grades to join “Bookworm,” a monthly Saturday, Dec. 9 book club meeting. Children 609-465-5078 INC. (609) 884-5151 talk about a book, do a craft, www.townbankbuilders.com The Beach and Recre- and eat ice cream. The Dec. Bob Obermeier and Sons 290 Fishing Creek Rd., Cape May ation Committee of Stone 4 meeting highlights “Key to Harbor Borough Council will the Treasure” by Peggy Par- NEW hold a second public meeting, rish. Children can register at HIGHER PRICES to discuss the merits of build- the library’s circulation desk, BUYING COINS ing a Community Center, on and will recieve a copy of the Dec. 9, in Borough Hall at 11 featured book of the month. Buying Silver Dollars a.m. This is a follow-up to the For additional information call Nov. 25 meeting where Brian 628-2607. $8.00 - $10.00 each Tracy, architect, presented Story Time: Stories, songs, fl oor plans along with a scale fi nger play, movement and SilverSilver Coins Coins 7x7x Face Face Value Value* model of the proposed Com- crafts all reinforce the fun of munity Center. The Borough the written word! The Up- Wheat Cents • Silver Certificates • Gold Council would like as many per Cape Library invites pre- Red Seal Notes • Old Currency and Coins people as possible to attend school children to enjoy story We’ve Been Buying Coins & Collectibles Since 1968 this meeting. time. Every Tuesday at 10:30 Proper ID Required a.m. For additional informa- Monday, Dec. 11 tion please call 628-2607. $$ $$ Scrabble Night will be WILDWOODS held at the Stone Harbor Li- Tune Into brary, located at 958 Second Wednesday Dec. 6 Shore Mall • 6725 Black Horse Pike Egg Harbor Twp., NJ 08234 Ave., Stone HarborScrabble, Enjoy a family outing at 609.645.1031 • www.bccollects.com a popular word game, can be the Wildwood Crest Branch enjoyed on the following Mon- of the Cape May County Li- * Prices subject to market fl uctuations days from 5 until 7:30 p.m. Nov. 20; December 4 and 18; January 8 and 29, and Febru- South Jersey’s ary 26. Boards will be avail- able, or participants can bring their own. Refreshments will be provided. Registration is re- quired by calling 368-6809

Tuesday, Dec. 12 Most people are surprised when they see The Avalon Free Public the results after corrective foot surgery is Most Library will offer a mixed performed. The difference in appearance is media art class for adults significant and all procedures are performed taught by artist Karen Biederman. Participants will as same-day surgery. Dr. Birk uses the latest explore acrylic, watercolor, techniques that allow for a patient to walk full- pen and ink, mono printing, weight on the corrected foot the day of surgery, collage, and paper weaving with no cast and no need for crutches. Listened To construction. Classes will be Dr. Charles Birk is a board certified foot held every Tuesday through surgeon and performs many corrective surgical Dec. 5 at 3:30 p.m. Registra- Before After procedures such as Bunion-ectomies, tion is required; sign up in the Hammertoe Correction, Heel Spur Surgery as library or call 967-7155. well as various tendon and arch surgeries. Create a Calendar Using For an evaluation, call the offices of Mac computers, participants can take pictures in IPhoto, Dr. Charles F. Birk. Radio Stations! Beesleys Point bring in photographs from home, create drawings in 618 North Shore Road, 609-390-8181 Appleworks, or use clip art Cape May Court House to create gift calendars. This 29 East Mechanic Street, 609-465-1644 craft workshop will take two sessions--Tuesday, December 12th and Thursday, Decem- ber 14th--at 3:30. Class size is limited to 12. For ages 8 - 18. Registration is required. Avalon Free Public Library. WEEKLY The Avalon Senior Center MOST INSURANCES ACCEPTED. offers Mah Jongg at 1:30 p.m. on Mondays, Bridge every Herald Newspapers December 6 2006 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A21

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One Journey... world, I am failing miser- taken to the shelter and dis- ernments that did not put Counter.” This is why he ably at fi tting in — espe- tributed a few days before man’s best interest as a was willing to drive down One Child Who Would Change The World Forever!!! cially when it comes to the Christmas. priority. our Rt. 741 and come from holidays. For the life of All was going well They were under the heaven to earth willing to We all know the Christmas story - but does that mean we me, I cannot even fathom until one parent called the yoke of religious systems sacrifi ce his life for us on the concept of removing principal complaining that that only used them and did the ultimate “Giving Tree believe it? Have we allowed all the “stuff ” and the “stress” Jesus from Christmas and the “Giving Tree” was not infuse them with the —” the cross of Calvary. of the way we do Christmas - to keep us from seeing the still believing that you obviously a “Christmas life that they desperately The true power of “The Savior??? have something left to Tree” and hence by having needed. They were crying Nativity Story” is that Jesus celebrate. one visible in the school, out for light. They needed was willing to become our This December, join us at The Lighthouse Church as we To try to have a “Happy they were actually subcon- so much more than what care package and actually go back to that fi rst Nativity and help you experience it Holiday” without including sciously sending a message they were receiving in the move into our neighbor- the Lord’s birthday in the about faith to poor unsus- dark. They were looking hood — right smack dab in in a fresh new way! Maybe this Christmas - Christ will be mix is about as impossible pecting children. Trying everywhere for hope. And the midst of our darkness born in you and you might discover a whole new reason to me as it would have been to please all people and the bottom line is that they so that he could get close - in this Christmas season - to BELIEVE!!! in trying to convince that in an attempt to appease needed a whole lot more enough to us to be able to little boy in the old Hans the irate parent, yet still than the “Spirit of Winter” look right into our eyes so Christian Anderson story not wanting to forfeit the to get them through. that we could see for our- Join Pastor Rudy as he takes you on an adventure back that the Emperor really charitable practice — the It was into the political selves that he is willing to to experience the Nativity so that you may have wasn’t naked. principal had the custodi- incorrectness of our world love us. a reason to believe once more... I don’t know if you’ve ans ditch the tree and move that Jesus came and he was He is ready to promise noticed this or not, but the the taped mittens to the the wonderful counselor to walk with us through world can become a pretty front counter of the school to help us with our unan- all the seasons of life so dark place when man is left which was renamed the swered questions. And he that we would never have Pastor Rudy’s messages will include: on his own to try to turn “Giving Counter.” was the mighty God that to face another winter, Sunday, December 10th: “Jesus - The Real Deal...” on the light without a little The local television we could look to for assis- spring, summer or fall divine intervention. Let me news got involved and tance when our perspira- alone again. 9 & 10:30 AM at Middle Township Elementary #2 illustrate with a true story sent a reporter over to the tion needed inspiration. The life of Christ shouts Sunday, December 17th: “The Living Christmas Card...” from an elementary public school to do a story about And he was the leader to us that we were created 9 & 10:30 AM at Middle Township Elementary #2 school in Seattle, Wash. the “Giving Counter” that that could lead us to learn for something more than Last year they had their replaced the “Giving Tree” the truth that our lives here another Winter Fest. If Sunday, December 24th: “Love Was Born On Christmas” own run-in over what to but wanted to add the spin are meant to do so much you remove Christ from 9 & 10:30 AM at Middle Township Elementary #2 call “The Christmas Tree.” that nothing important more than just exist and Christmas you eliminate The school had set up a was lost because all that pass the time to survive, the greatest gift mankind Sunday, December 24th 6 PM on the land: “Giving Tree,” one of those mattered was still alive but to use our gifts and was ever given — the “Away In A Manger” neon coiled silver trees and well. talents to bring glory to greatest gift that you were 1248 Rte 9 South, Burleigh, NJ adorned with cut-out pa- The spirit of helping God and because of his ever given. per mittens, each one of one another was being presence in our hearts, to We don’t need more pol- (Future home of The Lighthouse Church) which held the wish of a practiced and the children keep the light on, no matter icies and politics, we need particular child living at were feeling good about how many things on this somebody who is willing For additional one of the nearby homeless themselves by being able earth attempt to blow our to love us unconditionally shelters. to reach out to those who candles out. — and God is. And you can information contact School kids were encour- were less fortunate in their Our world needs more choose to be politically cor- The Lighthouse Church aged to select a mitten, community. But as the than just the “Spirit of rect but I would rather you 609-465-6690 purchase a wish-gift for reporter was concluding Winter.” Last week, I was be positively connected to the homeless child, and his tale on the air, he in- in Lancaster, Pa. just down the Lord who has great turn the gift and the mit- advertently talked himself the road from where how and wonderful plans for ten back to the principal’s into a corner when he dark our world can get was you. Many missed said, “After all, isn’t the exposed once again when a the celebration during the 24-hour real spirit of… of… of… troubled man gun downed original Nativity Story be- EMERGENCY winter.” It was too late innocent children because cause they were too caught — he realized that he was he couldn’t fi nd his way out up in local politics. Don’t about to say the “C” word of his desperate situation. make the same mistake SERVICE but hastily and quite awk- I heard the story many today. Joy to the world, wardly replaced the word times on the news and I the Lord has come…let “Christmas” with the lame felt bad like many of you earth receive her king. substitute word — “win- did, but last week I entered For in the dead of winter ter.” the story because I went the light has come, and no The “Spirit of Winter?” into the world of where it matter how you slice it, Are you kidding me? 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Groups are now form- Tomlin Hospital. Call 463- Decatur and Hughes ing for a Panic & Anxiety SUPPORT GROUPS 2367. streets, Cape May. Call Covenant Presbyterian Church Program geared to help 800-344-2666. 123 Fishing Creek Rd., NCM, NJ 08204 anyone cope with these 2348. at Bacharach Institute for SATURDAY, Dec 9 Al-Anon: St. Augus- disorders as well as agora- Stress Management Rehabilitation. Call Nutan tine Church, 13th Street, 886-2448 phobia. Class for Heart and Lung Ravani at 856-589-5797 Narcotics Anonymous: Ocean City. Meeting in Mondays, noon to 1 patients, third Wednes- or Debbie Long at 652- First Baptist Church of rectory basement at 8 p.m. Sunday Worship p.m. Wednesdays 6:30- day at 1 p.m. Fitness Cen- 7000. Wildwood, 230 E. Maple Call 800-344-2666. 7:30 p.m. Call for details, ter at BTMH. Call 463- Alzheimer Support Ave., 7:30 p.m. Call 800- Weight Watchers: 9:15am - Sunday School - all ages 732-940-9658 2348. Group: Third Thursday 992-0401. BTMH Classrooms A and 10:00am - Coffee fellowship Adult Children of Al- of the month, 6:30 p.m. Nicotine Anonymous: B. Weigh-in 3:30-4:30 WEDNESDAY, Dec. 6 coholics Support Group: at Eastern Shore Nursing 3:30-4:30 p.m., 113 W. p.m.; meeting 4:30-5 p.m. 10:15am - Worship Service, Children’s meets at BTMH, at 7 p.m. Home and Rehab Center, Oak Ave., Wildwood. Call Fee required. Call 463- Church, Nursery Provided Al-Anon: 11 a.m. at in Room 5. 1419 Route 9 North. Call Joe at 729-9145. 2367. New members wel- United Methodist Church, Heart healthy Infor- 609-408-2011. S.L.A.A. Meeting: come. Kennedy Blvd. and Park mation Group: BTMH, Lymphodema Support S.L.A.A. (Sex and Love Fibromyalgia Support Road, Sea Isle fi rst Wednesday at 1:30 Group: third Thursday Addicts Anonymous) will Group: BTMH, 7:30 p.m., Wednesday • 7pm Heart Healthy Infor- p.m., Maruchi Room. Call at 4 p.m. in the Maruchi hold a new 12-Step meet- third Tuesday, Confer- Prayer Meeting mation Group: 1:30 p.m. 463-2348. Room, BTMH. ing at 7 p.m. in the Old ence Room 3. Call Carol at Youth Group and Explorers Club in the Maruchi Room, CMCS (Cape May Gilda’s Experience: Court House Building, 11 465-2806. Burdette Tomlin Memorial County Songwriters): program for persons living North Main St. on Saturday Atlantic Cape Family Hospital Call 463-2348 for support group for anyone with breast cancer, 5:30 nights. Support Organization: information. writing original music, p.m., fi rst Thursday in the fourth Tuesday, 6:30- Al-Anon Meetings: last Wednesday at 7:15 radiation/oncology dept. SUNDAY, Dec. 10 8:30 at 303 Court House - First Baptist Church 5:30 p.m. at St. John of p.m. Call 463-0685. at BTMH. Call 463-2298. S. Dennisville Road, Suite God Church, 680 Town- Atlantic Cape Family Parkinson’s Support Celiac Support Group: 2, Court House. Call 485- of Wildwood bank Road, North Cape Support Organization: Group: second Thursday, 2 p.m., second Sunday at 0575, ext. 105. May. offers support, education, 1 p.m., Victoria Com- BTMH, Maruchi Room. Hepatitis C Support Narcotics Anony- and advocacy for parents mons, North Cape May. E-mail Rachel Walker at Group: BTMH, fi rst Tues- The Church that mous: United Methodist and caregivers raising 886-2455. [email protected]. day at 7 p.m., Maruchi began in a Church of North Wild- children with emotional/ A.R.T.S. (Artists Re- AA and AlAnon Sup- Room. wood, Second and Central behavioral challenges. covering Through The port Groups: 10 a.m. Alzheimer’s Support Merry-Go-Round avenues, 7:30 p.m. Call Fourth Wednesday, Twelve Steps): 12-step Classrooms A and B, Group: second Tuesday, 800-992-0401. 6:30-8:30 p.m. at Court support group for any kind ground fl oor, BTMH. Call 10 a.m. in The Chapin Thursday, Dec. 7th Caregiver Support House Church of Christ, of artist (musicians, visual 463-2367. House, 1042 Rio Grande 10:30am - Community Luncheon Group: 7:30 p.m. Senior 102 East Pacifi c Ave., artists, dancers, writers, Narcotics Anony- Ave. Friday, Dec. 8th Care of Cape May County, Court House. Call 609- etc.), every Thursday, 9:15 mous: Social Services Medical Explorers: 11am - Annual Meatloaf Luncheon 211 S. Main St., Court 485-0575, ext. 105. a.m., Lower Township Li- Building, routes 9 and 47, For high school students Sunday, Dec. 10th House, second Wednes- Alzheimer’s Support brary Meeting Room, Vil- Rio Grande, 11 a.m. and who are interested in 9:30am S.S. • 11am Worship day. Call 465-8840. Feel Group: Victoria Com- las. Call 463-0685. 7:30 p.m. Call 348-9292. pursuing a career in the 6pm - Annual Christmas Covered Dish Dinner free to bring your loved mons Assisted Living, Cancer Support PFlag Group: BTMH. medical fi eld. Dec. 5 and ones with you. Pastor, Rev. Joe Mathis fourth Wednesday of ev- Group: 7 p.m. in Rooom B third Sunday, 3 p.m. 19, 7 p.m. in the Maruchi Hearing Assistance • Nursery Provided 12-Step Program ery month 4-6 p.m., 610 of Burdette Tomlin Memo- Maruchi Room. Call 463- Room. Call 463-2367 if in- – Christ-centered 12-step Townbank Road. N. Cape rial Hospital. New mem- 2367. terested. Maple & Atlantic Avenues • 609-522-2981 recovery program, every May 609-898-0044. bers welcome. Call 463- Wednesday at 7 p.m. Lil- Free Stress Manage- 2298 for information. MONDAY, DEC. 11 lian Whitfi eld SDA School, ment Class for heart and Route 9 and Fourth Av- lung patients, today, 1 FRIDAY, Dec. 8 Narcotics Anony- Preacher: “When you die, enue, Court House. Call p.m. in the Fitness Center, mous: Every Monday, James at 729-6726. Burdette Tomlin Hospital. Single Moms United noon, St Barnabas-by-the- Grief Support Group: Call 463-2348. Ministry: Third Friday, Bay, 13 W. Bates Ave, Vil- you become perfect.” First and third Wednes- September through May las. 889-3184. days at 3 p.m. and fourth THURSDAY, Dec. 7 7. 8:30 p.m. First Assem- Overeaters Anony- Wednesday at 7 p.m., bly of God Church, 1068 mous: Every Monday, Doctor: “When you die Maruchi Room, BTMH. Narcotics Anonymous: Seashore Road, Cape May. BTMH Conference Room 4 Call 463-2367. Cape May First Presbyte- All single moms welcome. at 7 p.m. Call 463-2367. you will be cured.” Cardiac Support rian Church, Decatur and Call 884-2424. Al-Anon: 7 p.m. Class- Group: BTMH at 1:30 Hughes avenues, 8 p.m. Al-Anon Meeting: rooms A and B, BTMH p.m., fi rst Wednesday, Call 348-9292. North Wildwood, 8-9 p.m. Call 463-2367. The Doctor is Right. Maruchi Room. Call 463- Al-Anon: 8 p.m. Par- Community Center, 10th Narcotics Anony- ish House, Church of the and Central avenues. Con- mous: 8:30 p.m. Union See Jesus WE’RE Resurrection, 200 West tact Mary at 523-0304. Chapel, 307 Cape May Tuckahoe Road, Marmora. Alzheimers Support Ave., Cape May Point. Call paid for by Clifford Chew ALL Call 800-344-2666. Group: 2 p.m., Ocean 800-992-0401. STOCKED Al-Anon: 11 a.m. Low- City Senior Center. Call Augustine Fellow- UP FOR er Township Recreation 399-2099. ship: recovery from sex YOUR Center, Bayshore Road, Narcotics Anonymous: and love addiction. 7:30 CHRISTMAS Villas. Social Services Building, p.m., Trinity United Meth- GIFT GIVING Nicotine Anonymous: Rio Grande, routes 9 and odist Church, Route 9, NEEDS 5:30-6:30 p.m., 113 W. 47, 8:30 p.m. Call 348- Marmora. Confi dential- Oak Ave., Wildwood. Call 9292. ity and privacy respected. Open 9:30am-3pm Closed Sun. & Mon. Joe, 729-9145 Al-Anon: 10 a.m. Par- 484-1113. Lamb Book Store Brain Injury Survi- ish House, St. Mary Epis- 901 New Jersey Ave., vor or Caregiver Support copal Church, Third Ave. TUESDAY, DEC. 12 North Wildwood • 729-2650 Group, second Thursday and 95th St., Stone Har- at Our Saviour Lutheran Church bor. Call 800-344-2666. Caregiver Support Third Ave. at 93rd St., Stone Harbor, NJ Cocaine Anonymous: Group: 1 p.m. fi rst Tues- Love Came Down at meeting every Friday at day in the Maruchi Room Christmas Cantata: the First Baptist Church of at BTMH. “The Wondrous Story” Wildwood, 230 E. Maple GROW: 12-Step Mental Christmas Ave. at 7 p.m. Call 1-866- Health Program, 6:30 p.m. Sunday, December 10 - 10:00 am 777-0983 every Tuesday at 4410 Healing Rooms of Pacifi c Ave., Wildwood, Christmas Eve - December 24th Cape May County: In- at the C.A.P.E. Call 523- Fourth Sunday in Advent - 10:00 am ter-denominational prayer 7100. ministry for healing of the Narcotics Anonymous: Child-friendly Lessons and Carols - 7:30 pm sick. Fridays 3-8 p. m. West First Baptist Church of Christmas Communion - 10:00 pm entrance of First Assembly Wildwood, 230 E. Maple of God, 1068 Seashore Rd, Ave., 7:30 p.m. Call 800- North Cape May. No fees. 992-0401. No appointment neces- Al-Anon: 10 a.m. “Out with the New, in with the Old” sary. Call 884-3264. Episcopal Church Parish “Jesus Christ, the same yesterday and today, and forever”. Hebrews 13:8 Free Blood Pressure House, Franklin and Wash- Screening: Today and ington streets, Cape May. Rio Grande Bible Baptist Church Dec. 15 in the Patient Al-Anon: 7:30 p.m. South Lobby, Burdette First Presbyterian Church, King James Bible • Old-Fashioned Preaching Old Hymns of Faith • Family Values 1107 Delsea Drive, Route 47, Rio Grande, NJ Church Offi ce 609-886-9494 ST. BARNABAS BY-THE-BAY EPISCOPAL CHURCH Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Service of Lessons and Carols 13 W. Bates Avenue, Villas Sunday Morning Service 11:00 a.m. Sunday Dec. 17th 9:30am 886-5960 Sunday Evening Service 6:30 p.m. Sunday Worship Bible Study First United Methodist Church 8 am & 9:30 am Holy Eucharist Monday 7:30 pm Wednesday Service 6:30 p.m. 6700 Atlantic Ave., Wildwood Crest Sunday School Healing Service 9:30 am Parish Hall Thursday 9 am Children’s Bible ECW Evening Women’s Group - 3rd Tues.@7pm Pastor Jeff McLeod Club Wednesday 6:30 p.m. ECW Women’s Group - 3rd Wed. @ noon & Family www.saintbarnabasvillas.org A24 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers December 6 2006 Sixers and NBA in Trouble Nick Stick Ready Now We’re less than 20 games player status instead of star into the NBA season and GAMES quality. Dalembert shows For Golfers I’m wondering if anyone remarkable athleticism at who cares about the Sixers PEOPLE PLAY times, but also lacks the COURT HOUSE — The has noticed. most fundamental court You have to wonder how Nick Stick, developed by By Joe Rossi awareness and judgment. Nicholas Valiante of this long it’ll take until changes Korver is a deadly shorter are made in the front offi ce community, is a specially lucky with an unknown ed to be late for practices with an alarming lack of designed support stand and/or coaching ranks. Af- athlete such as a relatively while skipping team func- defensive skills. ter an improbable 3-0 start, for golf clubs, providing a unknown foreign player or tions entirely. He seems Hope appears to lie with simple and effective means the team has stumbled small college athlete. incapable of truly sharing Andre Iguodala and Rodney badly with 11 losses in 13 of keeping clubs upright The league suffers from the basketball, although Carney. Iguodala played when changing for shots. games through Sunday. too many games, too many part of that problem is four years at Arizona and Not sure that many of The Nick Stick is expect- road trips, and too many his lack of faith that many Carney did the same with ed to benefi t golfers, golfi ng us were expecting much guaranteed fat-cat contracts of his teammates can be Memphis. They have ma- more, but it is depressing facilities and instructional bestowed upon many care- trusted to make key bas- turity and athletic potential schools. nonetheless. The prob- less players who lack funda- kets at crucial times. and appear to understand lem is they’ll probably be For further information mental skills and defensive The franchise has strug- how to play the game. about the Nick Stick, con- average enough to avoid intensity. gled mightily to surround Their development is the getting one of the top three tact the Licensing Depart- The NBA game is pre- A.I. with complementary responsibility of the coach- ment at 843-237-5915. or four selections in next dominantly a nightly array role players, with the ex- ing staff. year’s ping-pong ball NBA of one-on-one moves and ception of Larry Brown’s Long time Sixer star draft lottery. slam-dunks. The artistry 2001 team of selfl ess de- Maurice Cheeks was MARTIAL ARTS The only way to truly of team play is long gone fenders. brought back to be the head get better is to grab one helped by the heavy doses A desperate attempt to coach. He is a gentleman of the few truly superstar VILLAS — Martial arts of daily cable highlights win a title two years ago who thrived on defense — a different way to get draft picks that come out emphasizing individual brought creaky kneed, when he wore the uniform, of college each season. into shape, learn self de- athleticism instead of bor- quickly aging and over-paid but the jury is still out as to fense and gain self confi - Otherwise, salary cap re- ing passing and jump shoot- Chris Webber to town. whether he can orchestrate strictions sharply hinder dence — classes for kids ing. These days the organiza- a winner out of the modern and adults are held every trade effectiveness unless Back to the 76ers. For tion loathes his presence NBA player. 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In man Truck series seasons one of the best, if not and it was granted. Never- had to step away from the the Cup series, with the 48 The striper season has enter the pool. The drum came to a close, and the the best season a rookie theless, Andretti fi nished sport. Therefore, I think in fi rst, the 24 in sixth, and not been consistent, and in question was one of only champions were honored has ever had in the Cup 12th in the standings. Erik someone who is basically the fi ve in 10th, Hendrick a lot of shorts have been two caught that night, and at their respected awards series, winning two races Darnell finished 12th in on a medical leave of ab- Motorsports will come reported. Bass fishing in the other person was not in ceremonies, it is time once en route to a third place his fi rst full season in the sence is exempt from this home on top. general has been spotty. the pool. So it would have again for NASCAR Nation fi nish in the standings. Craftsman Truck Series as award. As for the Busch Series, The best fi shing for shore been a winner. to take a moment to no- He takes home our 2006 well, good enough to take In the Cup Series, Jer- Richard Childress Racing anglers this week is to get When you catch a drum tice the accomplishments Cup rookie award. John our rookie award for the emy Mayfield will take had the number 21 (fi rst) some green crabs and head on a party boat other an- of several drivers in the Andretti takes home Busch Craftsman trucks. these honors. Despite only and the number two (third) to a jetty for tug. T h e glers have to reel in their second annual NASCAR series rookie honors as a Next are Most Im- racing two thirds of the in the top 10, beating fi sh of the week is a 55- lines so you can walk the Nation Awards. The same loop-hole winner. Andretti proved Driver honors. races, Mayfi eld has been a tiebreaker because of pound drum caught off the fi sh down or up the boat. judging systems used fol- raced full-time in the Cup To win this award, the issued this award because fi nishing position. Finally, Townsend Inlet bridge. Fif- The problem is some an- lowing last season will be series for numerous years, driver had to be the driver the disappointing way he in the trucks, with the ty fi ve-pound drum brings glers don`t want to make used again for 2006. but dropped down to Busch that improved the most exited his ride with Ray number 30 in fi rst and the me back to 1976 when I way for you because they First, with Rookie of this season. positions in this year’s Evernham. Mayfield lost number nine in seventh, caught my first drum. It are paying to fi sh and don`t the Year: The winners Because he had never standings compared to last 30 positions from 2005 to Germain Racing is the only weighed 55 pounds and want to stop fi shing to let season’s. Kasey Kahne took 2006 by fi nishing 39th in truck team with two teams you just never forget your you get your fi sh in. Bake ‘n Books Slated home this honor in the Cup the standings. In the Busch in the top 10. fi rst drum. But Mike took over and Series, by fi nishing eighth Series, Jason Keller fi nished NASCAR has a ruling At that time, there were let these anglers know in Saturday at St. Paul’s in 2006, to improve 15 41st in the standings after in the works, which will combo trips. We would jig no uncertain terms that spots on his 2005 position. being released from his eliminate the rookie status for tide runner weakfi sh they had to make way STONE HARBOR — This his Tuckahoe home, Ray In the Busch, Kevin Har- ride midseason, a 32 spot for a driver dropping down and just dead stick a drum and they did. The fi sh was is the year for a return to a Young sold off some of his vick gained 17 spots from defi cit from his previous from Cup into another pole. Much of the time, fi nely jaffed and I had my good old-fashioned cooking precious book collection his 2005 fi nish to win the season. Finally, Dennis series, or at least in the the weakfi sh would take first drum. We did not — a type of hands-on learn- on the promise that the Busch Series title. And in Setzer fell 11 spots from Busch series because of the the drum baits. Back then think too much about catch ing that the young people libraries of the churches trucks, David Reutimann 2005 to fi nish 13th. extreme difference in the 10-pound weakfi sh were and release back then. Fifty of Stone Harbor, and a few of Stone Harbor would be picked up 10 spots from Driver of the year hon- driving style of the Crafts- common. fi ve pounds was considered surrounding towns, will be enhanced. 2005 to fi nish third in the ors simply goes to the man trucks. The trip I am thinking a puppy drum. pouring themselves into on That included a fourth standings. driver with the most wins. back to was on a party boat. It was a great experi- Saturday from 1-4 p.m. at church, Bethel AME, With the Biggest dis- Kasey Kahne picked up six Bruce Knoll, 14, It was the Royal Flush ence, and we came home St. Paul’s Hall. moved off the island when appointment of the year, wins in the Cup series, of Eldora, can be con- with a lifelong friend, Mike with big weakfi sh and the Fee for Bake ‘n Books the borough hall needed these drivers lost the most Kevin Harvick tallied nine tacted by email at bknoll Verdi. I remember not drum. My dad met us at the is $5. to expand its municipal positions compared to their in the Busch, and Mark [email protected] having enough money to boat when we came in, in The older folk in the utilities facility. Some of previous season’s stand- Martin picked up six in the the middle of the night. We congregations enjoy put- Bethel’s parishioners of the ings. There was a slight ad- truck series, all enough to Cape Christian Announces had to put the drum fi sh ting baskets together for church, which was founded justment made under this win Kahne, Harvick, and on the bike rack to take raffl e or sale — Toys from in the Harbor in 1911, still award. Under the old rules, it home. Martin the honors. First Quarter Honor Roll Hoys, Taste of Italia, Eagles live on 80th Street and de- And fi nally, with team Just hung Sunny’s stock- COURT HOUSE — Cape Danielle Andreozzi. Galore or Snack Attack. clined an earlier suggestion Technical High ing for Christmas. She has of the year, the team with Christian Academy has an- Distinguished Honor Roll, The young folk are taking for taking their land for a Students Named been a good girl this year nounced the honor roll for grade 10: Brittany Sterling. part in the traditional Ger- Rec Center. and is getting a bunch To Skills U.S.A. the fi rst marking period. Honor Roll: Ashley man gingerbread houses, Court House Method- of presents. Sunny gives COURT HOUSE — Five Students achieving honors Roach, Tyler Dougherty, Ken and the gingerbread man, ist is represented in the Dieterly. the fi shing fi ve barks this seniors at Cape May Tech were: who runs as fast as he can Gingerbread Lady — Lois Distinguished Honor Roll, week. have been elected to head Distinguished Honor Roll, and can’t be caught. McClure. She knows an- the school’s Skills USA grade 11: John Adams. third grade: Taylor McDer- Honor Roll: Daniel Fishing news can They are making gin- tiques and will vouch for program. mott be e-mailed to Lerario at gerbread into churches to the books assembled in the Hume, Jesse Lambert, Anna Tina Garcia, a culi- Honor Roll: Zachary Brit- Harrison, Melissa Macomber. stevenlerario@comcast. benefi t kids without toys — hall as treasures. ton, Kristin Hughes, Caitlin nary arts student, is the Distinguished Honor Roll, net Katrina, Tsunami survivors Hopefully, the young new president and Chris McGuire, Madison Watson grade 12: Sam Allay. — and kids without books, people will take a break Mander, natural science Distinguished Honor Roll, including themselves and or two when frosting the TTRIPSRIPS fourth grade: D o r i technology, is the vice their churches. church steeples to look Chambers, Micah Conley, president. Other officers Avalon Performing Arts The chapels, cathedrals, over the books and pick Maddison Franco, Jade Och, are James LaSerre, secre- Council is sponsoring a motor Taylor Sherno. Eric’s lighthouses and temples some favorites for their tary, culinary arts; Mark coach trip to the Andre Rieu Honor Roll, Joshua Alva- made by the Youth of St. churches. & Johann Strauss Orchestra rez. Cooling & Heating LeMunyon, treasurer, law LLC Paul’s, St. Mary’s and Our —Eleanor Zito and public safety; Amanda concert on Sun., April 15, Distinguished Honor Roll, Service • Sales • Installation Savior will benefi t libraries Sumler, reporter, communi- 2007 at Atlantic City's fi fth grade: Jonathan in their churches. They will Spedding Wins cation arts technology and Boardwalk Hall, 6 - 8:30pm. Clark, Tim Kanengiser, Paul Serving all of Cape May County Depart from Avalon get the good books, Bibles, Eric Nevil, parliamentar- Patterson, Jordan Watson. District Award Community Hall, 29th & Honor Roll: Taylor 609-624-1498 and also fi lms, computers, COURT HOUSE — ian, culinary arts. music, arts and crafts, even Avalon Ave., 4pm; return Feliciano, Charlotte Krayer Christine Spedding, a 12th Skills USA is a partner- approx. 10pm. $125 pp (Gold bird studies. Distinguished Honor grade communication arts ship of students, teachers Level Seating). For a Roll, sixth grade: Rachel Ad- The idea of a church reservation, send check © technology student at the and industry representa- ams, Kajsa Axelsson, Hannah It’s Hard To Stop A Trane library started with the Cape May County Techni- tives, working together payable to "APAC Trip" by Stone. Lutherans in the Harbor. cal High School, has been to ensure America has a Dec. 28, 2006 to: APAC Trip, Honor Roll: Elizabeth Farm- A corner of Our Savior selected by the Veterans skilled work force and to PO Box 72, Avalon, NJ er, Madeline Tighe. Evangelistic Lutheran was of Foreign Wars as District help each student excel. 08202. For more info., 609- Distinguished Honor Roll, 967-3808 set aside for bookcases, an 17’s Voice of Democracy The organization serves seventh grade: Emily Krayer. armchair or two, lamps and Honor Roll: Chelsea winner for her fi ve-minute teachers and high school MIDDLE TOWNSHIP Alvarez, Ryan Fontaine. old favorites and best sell- audio essay on the theme and college students who EDUCATION Association ers, such as the C. S. Lewis Distinguished Honor Roll, “Freedom’s Challenge.” are preparing for careers in (Middle School District eighth grade: Carly Hemin- For All Your Building Needs series and Larnia. The Voice of Democ- trade, technical and skilled teachers) hosting a bus trip to way, Amber Hope, Amanda St. Mary’s has a collec- racy is designed to foster service occupations, in- Radio City Music Hall, NYC McDermott, Kaitlyn Sterling, OPEN: Monday - Friday 6:30 AM-5 PM tion of Good Books and a patriotism by allowing par- cluding health occupations. in time for 7:30pm show, Aundrea Bevis. Saturday 7 am-12:30 PM small chapel open all day ticipating students to voice It was formerly known as December 9. $122 for entire Honor Roll: Makenzie Fran- to give enlightenment on trip. For reservations, call co, Greg Hume, Devin Roach, 1135 Route 9 South their opinion in a three to VICA (Vocational Industrial MTEA, 609-465-1654 t hem. fi ve-minute essay based on Clubs of America). Alisha Stevenson, Ben Stone, Cape May Court House When St. Paul’s Hall Jake Tighe. an annual theme. The pro- "MIRACLE OF CHRISTMAS" Honor Roll, ninth grade: was in the drawing stages, gram also provides scholar- When people trust you, at the Sight & Sound Theater 465-8787 a library was part of its ships at the local, district, they give you the benefi t - bus trip to Lancaster, PA. planning. Before leaving state and national level. of the doubt. Fri., Dec. 29, 2006. $90 pp. Includes ticket to show, round trip bus fare, all you can eat BAYSIDE EYE CENTER at Plain 'n' Fancy restaurant. Bus leaves Christ Gospel Pay Bills. Not Postage. Church Love Center parking lot at 8:30am (show begins at 1pm). For more info. call 609- VISION EXAMS • EYE DISEASE DETECTION 463- 8247, 609- 465- 2438, www.sturdyonline.com 609-465-PRAY. OPTICAL DEPT. • GLAUCOMA TREATMENT PRICING FOR LASIK CO-MANAGEMENT • CATARACT MANAGEMENT TRIPS Free Bill Pay. Call 463-5230 Today! $10 per week or $25 Roger A. Young, O.D. Carl L. Hirshorn, O.D. for 4 four weeks. 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Would the person who “accidentally” took a beret from the of Allegiance. What would happen if the courts said, you can’t Vietnam Veterans Museum (the old location in the airport hang- read or talk about the Koran. I believe the Muslim’s would be er) please return it, no questions asked? The last name inside down right upset. Well that’s how I feel when I hear certain Nothing in this world begins with the letter L. It was given to my husband by his best groups and courts are trying to take GOD out of our nation. We friend (deceased) and now my husband is deceased too. There should stand up for our Christian beliefs and heritage. I am is not much in life that I ask for, but I would like it back. Please not against learning about Muslims, Jewish or other peoples’ leave it with Tom Collins at the new trailer. Thank you. customs and beliefs. The more we learn about each other the is worth missing —Vietnam Vets Widow better we respect each other’s beliefs. We might even learn to *** get along with each other. Merry Christmas. I Just wanted to say how great a job Stone Harbor did on the —Rio Grande Thanksgiving Weekend events this year. Town was great, *** heaven for. Wetlands Institute was great (loved the food in the kitchen, Well Thanksgiving is past, but reading the paper on Nov. especially the cupcakes, and Santa), and the parade was the 29, I found something we in SIC can be thankful for. The ar- Call me, best ever. Keep up the good work. ticle concerns the new causeway road linking SIC with the —Avalon mainland. The freeholders identifi ed who would be planning *** and constructing the project. What to be thankful for? They did The State of New Jersey, because of the infl uence of its phar- not hire the companies that the SIC Engineer did, or we would Paid for by C. Chew maceutical industry, is in the forefront of medical and drug never get out of town during an emergency. For a week after Jesus research, which includes stem-cell research and cloning. rain, Sea Isle city streets have large puddles because of improp- Also, because New Jersey’s homosexual community is now er runoffs due to faulty construction. Why do we need a change politically active, New Jersey is soon to have gay marriage. of engineers, and why aren’t the commissioners seeing to it What’s next? I guess a homosexual will be able to clone himself this job is completed correctly — repairing the spots where We invite you to attend a Europe River Cruise and then...marry himself. puddles remain? I wonder why people voted for a change of —Cape May government — in hopes of ridding the city of incompetence. Presentation, presented by Uniworld & AAA *** —Sea Isle City North Wildwood’s tax revenue is up $2.9 million after *** the reval. Coincidence how they report this after the election. The writer who complained of Hilary Pritchard being a Featuring $2.9 million divided by 5,000 is almost $600 per property member of the Revitalization Committee should consider a that’s overtaxed. Gee, that’s enough money to repave all the few things. This city has a much larger female population than The Wetlands Institute Special Group Sailing: 400 blocks from 15 to 26th avenues, but doubt that will ever male, excluding the Coast Guard, yet initially only one woman happen in this lifetime under the current administration, but on a committee of 16. Also, are these men not also business Burgundy & Provence the lots are still worth $650K each...yeah right. owners and even in the mall itself? Plus the use of the same 9 Days, Arles to Châlon - May 19, 2007 —North Wildwood men over and over. They have not been able to solve the *** problems on any of the other committees they are on, so why After reading your article on Andrew Martin, I was shocked would anyone think they could do it this time? What a sham. to read that he is not a county resident. I was under the Cape May is embarrassing herself again. impression that all county employes were to reside within the —Cape May county. Am I mistaken or does that rule only apply to those *** lowest on the food chain? I wonder who went through the town last Saturday hitting —Cape May County “Yes” homes with paint balls? Where were the “No” people *** on that fateful night? To Glen Ridge spouter: I’m involved in my school’s music —Sea Isle City department. Two weekends ago, we weren’t marching in the *** mud, we were marching on astro turf in Lackawana County Re: County and State holidays to Federal Holidays (11-29): Is Stadium winning the Group II Atlantic Coast Champion- Governor Corzine going to babysit my kids on the Friday after ship. Not only were we number one in our group, but we Thanksgiving? Is the county (and possibly the municipalities) had the highest score overall. So don’t criticize music teachers going to start paying salaries in line with Federal employees in Date: December 12, 2006 about a state music festival. Our high school went to Pennsyl- similar jobs? How much will O’Connor’s salary go up in January, vania to compete against 25 bands that made championships for taking away this meager perk in a low-paying job? Time: 2:00 pm Place - The Wetlands Institute (180 bands altogether) from fi ve different states. —Court House 1075 Stone Harbor Blvd. Stone Harbor, New Jersey —Clermont *** *** I sure would like to read the Spout Offs online like I can read RSVP OK, so here we are in November and I really do not think them in the paper, without any interaction forum...why do that these bike lanes on Dune Drive are a good idea. I already you make it so diffi cult? by December 11, to 609-465-3033 AAA Rio Grande see a problem with joggers and walkers trying to use the —Cold Spring or 609-646-6000 AAA Northfi eld same lane as bikers. So when a biker comes upon a jogger or *** walker in the bike lane, do we enter the roadway and get hit by I was impressed with the information session about the ® a car or run the jogger off the lane and let them get hit by a car? proposed recreation/community center in Stone Harbor last AAA. Use it for all it’s worth. aaa.com And by the way, if you think creating the new lane will stop Saturday. The presentation was complete and persuaded me to The New Grande Center, Routes 9 & 47, 609-465-3033 ©2006 AAA Mid-Atlantic, Inc. cars from still traveling side by side up or down Dune Drive, fully support this investment for the benefi t of all ages of resi- then think again — already happening. Finally, do I really need dents and seasonal visitors. I also favor selling unused borough to be reminded which side to ride on 40 times between 40th property to fi nance the construction of this center. and 79th Street? Let’s please cut down the number of signs to —Stone Harbor at least one every other block? *** HEARING LOSS? —Avalon Many thanks to the Herald’s publisher, Art Hall, for printing *** again Lincoln’s Thanksgiving Proclamation. It is uplifting Experience new solutions to old problems, I would like to thank the boys and adults who walked Den- to read of “the overruling power of God” and to realize that in nisville Road in South Dennis and picked up all the litter. Lincoln’s time there was no wall of separation of God and the You did a great job. I wish you could do it every week. affairs of men. We would do well to recognize Lincoln’s words ALL TECHNOLOGIES AVAILABLE* —South Dennis and heed them. *** —Avalon Digital • Programmable • Analog First, the city allowed property owners to install private *** walkways in the sand dunes, then they allowed homeowners This is a call to all the people I am a servant to. You see I am to remove the vegetation in front of their homes. Now they a restaurant delivery driver. And unfortunately, it seems there IF YOU CAN HEAR BUT NOT UNDERSTAND are allowing builders to put signs advertising their business on is not enough awareness of the expense that goes in to doing the dunes. Can anyone tell us why the city has an ordinance this job well. First of all, I pay for all my own gas. At $2 plus a CALL NOW FOR A FREE EVALUATION! that supposedly protects the sand dunes? gallon well, it adds up fast. Then there is the oil change, one —Sea Isle City every fi ve weeks if I can afford it. And believe me I better make *** it a priority if I want my car to continue to work for you. There SPECIAL SALE Why do husbands stop kissing their wives? are also tires, which by the way I just got two new tires in July, —Rio Grande and I was told I am ready for two more. I had to put new brakes (ED NOTE: Laziness?) this year, and last year I put 100,000 miles on my car. Again, it reg. $995.00 *** adds up fast. I barely make anything in my check because the Custom canal I don’t know if you have heard or not but a Shepperd bus tips I am supposed to make should make up for it. Well, they driver who was the driver for Belleplain high school students haven’t been. It’s a rough time; I know, the economy is down fi ts deeply NOW ONLY that attended the Middle Township High School allowed drink- right now, but I am just asking you to consider when you are in the ear. $ 00 ing on the bus? What is the world coming to when people we trying to save and stretch a buck, the person(s) that might be By ELECTONE 695 are supposed to trust with our kids could have killed them in affected. Thank you for ordering out. Please continue to do so. an accident? And after the school found out, allowed her to Hopefully I’ll be seeing you. Merry Christmas. THIS IS ALL YOU WEAR *some at additional cost drive for another week or so. —Your Friendly Neighborhood Delivery Driver —Belleplain *** CAPE MAY COUNTY HEARING AID DISPENSARY *** I see the new restaurant is now open on Kennedy Blvd. I remember attending school in the 50s and 60s. We always It’s nice to know that the old families are reinvesting in the 204 S. MAIN ST. • CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE had a yearly play and Christmas Concert. The school always had town rather than taking the money and running. 465-9199 • 1-800-290-3277 a mix of Christmas songs both secular and religious. I enjoyed —Sea Isle City it when the program had a mixture of songs. Unfortunately, *** • JAMES L. SAAD JR. NJ LIC#171 today it seems like all the religious songs and programs are The spouter from Stone Harbor asks some wonderful ques- either being cancelled or looked down upon so that no one will tions about the operation of the Delaware River Bay Author- • RICHARD J. SAAD NJ LIC. #324 be offended or discriminated against. Today you hear of court ity (DRBA). No one really knows how they operate. It must be cases all over the U.S. wanting to take down crosses and nativity some big secret. We wonder if it is a secret because they may NJ Lic Hearing Aid Dispensers Exp. 1/3/07 displays…even no Christmas parties. They already took GOD have something to hide. They get millions of dollars from us. out of the school now they want to take GOD out of the Pledge (Page A27 Please) Herald Newspapers December 6 2006 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A27 Spout Off concrete retainer wall around the grass? It is very dirty. Richard E. Sandman, Esquire (From Page A26) —North Wildwood We wonder where the money goes. Do the contracts for profes- *** MUNICIPAL COURT, CRIMINAL LAW, FAMILY LAW, sional, accounting and legal services go to the lowest respon- To the spouter who was complaining about the woman JUVENILE MATTERS, ESTATE PROBATE & ADMIN. sible bidder or do they go to the politically connected? That who was voting for the expensive refurbishing of the mall and is not an accusation but in view of the fact that they do very her harbor property: George Carlin said it best: “The wealthy 609-463-1555 little to publicize what they do and how they do it, a citizen makes 90 percent of the money and does 10 percent of the has no knowledge of what is really going on. Someone once work. The middle class does 90 percent of the work and said, “follow the money trail.” New Jersey politicians have a makes 10 percent of the money, and the poor is put there to Roofi ng failing track record. scare the middleclass.” Figure it out. —Court House —Cape May *** *** So glad to see my tax dollars being used to pay for certain It is Thursday afternoon, and the borough waste pick-up female offi cers in our town to hang out with the local fi re- truck has just come down our street and picked up all the cans men, talk on their cell phones, or have their patrol cars pulled for yard waste that get recycled. Instead of the borough employ- up next to male residents so they can chat. Are we running a es putting the trashcans back down by the side of the home, out police force or a dating service? of the way, they of course leave them all over people’s drive- —North Wildwood ways. Tomorrow is Friday and there is a huge coastal storm *** predicted. We are forecasted to have winds of 30 – 50 mph. Roofing, Siding & Windows The Wildwood Warriors have had a spectacular season this I am not privy to this information. Anyone that watches the year with a 7-2-1 record. Congratulations to the team, the news and weather knows that we have a coastal storm tomor- coaches, and the parents involved. However, I would like to row. Why is it so diffi cult for the Avalon Public Works people see some coverage of the Wildwood teams in the Herald. Why who are in charge of pick-up in or town, to do common sense is there space for Middle, Lower, and others but not Wildwood? things like putting trashcans back on the sides of property so Maybe next season we can see some more support for this fan- when the winds blow on Friday these trash cans won’t be all tastic local team. over Ocean Drive, all over Dune Drive and our streets. This is —Wildwood a problem in our borough and who ever is in charge of trash “We Cover Your World” *** collection should do a better job. I hope the head of Public Works for Stone Harbor has a —Avalon nice talk with the employe with the big teal truck. The saying (ED. NOTE: Trash collection is done under contract by that is typed on the windshield of the teal truck is not only 609-889-5000 Waste Management.) immature, but also very vulgar. There is a school a few blocks *** down, and it is very inappropriate to have school-age children Lower Township taxpayers living on Sunset Boulevard have www.DaveAdamsRoofing.com see such a disgraceful sight in such a prominent town as Stone duplicate addresses on Sunset Blvd. in West Cape May. If Harbor. we call 911, the emergency re- —Stone Harbor Spout Off readers can also be writers. sponders may go to the wrong *** Consider submitting your next Spout off address like UPS, Fed Ex and Every time Thomas Henry other deliveries. After 20 years Winter Watch Service brings up an issue at a com- on-line. Visit the Herald Web site: of complaints, it’s time for Low- missioners’ meeting, it miracu- www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com er Township to give us our own When Old Man Winter lously comes up in the next addresses. If West Cape May spout-off in the same form as to post your comment. ends at the 700s, then we can Arrives Mr. Henry presented it. Some- start at 800 and go up until Sun- times Mr. Henry has useful in- set Beach. It’s logical and very We’ll Make Shore put, but many other times he easy. just wants to be the Monday —Sunset Blvd., Lower Township Tu r n to the Experts™ morning quarterback about issues he obviously does not fully *** He Doesn’t comprehend. Such efforts come off as a crybaby who can only Shame on the spouter from Avalon who asked people to Gas Heat be negative. boycott Wal-mart and Sam’s Club because they make con- and Heat Get Inside! —Sea Isle City tributions to organizations in the gay community. You’re not a *** good Christian; we call people like you a bigot. No one asked Pumps Weʼll Keep The Heat On! If you are planning on a pet for the holidays, think about you or any members of your family to be gay, I have no gay visiting our local shelters where there are a wide variety of members in my family but I respect the right of any person to Call Us For Details Today! animals hoping to come home with you. live their lives they way they please. Apparently, you don’t. As a Middle Township conservative, you should feel that the government should have *** less to say about people’s personal life. As for not shopping at “Dedicated to My family and I came down this weekend and were referred Wal-mart or Sam’s Club, that makes me happy, because now I High Quality to the Montego Bay by someone at Wawa. We had a fantas- know I don’t have to run into bigots like you in those stores. Since 1948” tic time, it seems like no one knows about this place since it —Avalon wasn’t full but they have an indoor water park, a bar, and a *** 5104 Pacifi c Ave., Wildwood • 522-0121 • 1-800-638-4393 • FAX 522-7313 restaurant. We had a great time. The entire weekend with At the commissioners’ meeting this evening with a major Visa & MasterCard Accepted • www.bowmansair.com great weather and everyone was so nice and professional. We’ll discussion about JCOW, a man asked if there were a shared defi nitely be back. Thank you Wildwood. service agreement would you be getting a legal specialist? He —Wildwood was told that JCOW already has a lawyer. That’s a foolish an- *** swer, when the quarterback’s arm goes you go out and get a ESTABLISHED 1888 Don’t fi x the streets and sidewalks within the four town- new quarterback. Since the Democrats are in, they should go ships since they are the only original things left in town; some out and get a Democrat connected lawyer so there are no more are actually pretty cool. mess-ups with any of these issues with the state. —North Wildwood —Wildwood Crest *** *** APY* I read that Mayor Troiano doesn’t read the newspapers My hats off to the administrator and Township Committee anymore because he doesn’t like to be stabbed in the back, for Middle, I think it’s wonderful the way they receive only but I think newspapers and spout off are perfect to obtain any $20,000 a year for a part-time job and still maintain a won- source of understanding from the people in all the townships. I derful public works department where 75 – 80 percent receive .10% think it would be a valuable resource. the same $20,000 for a full-time job. —North Wildwood —Middle Township *** *** I am so sick of all the spout offs putting down Mayor Troiano The Rio Grande Fire Hall was sponsoring a bus trip to New 5 and his vision for the city. At least he has a vision unlike former York City and we sent our money in the fi rst week of Novem- Commissioner Wager. Sure he had a pet peeve about bicycles ber for 10 people to go on the trip. We all took off work, had the on the boardwalk past 11 p.m., he was only enforcing the or- plans made and we didn’t get any response back so we called Months dinance for the safety of pedestrians. Why hasn’t anyone com- for today and they tell us that the bus is overbooked and we’ll be plained about Commissioner Bruce who is in charge of the fi - getting our money back. The bus is due to depart Sunday morn- Limited Time CD Offer nancial aspect of our government? Since she was elected there ing. I think that is in poor judgment, it should have been better are more employes in her department than ever, especially organized. They let a lot of people down. We just can’t believe 5 the treasurer’s offi ce. that such a thing could have happened to us. —Wildwood —Erma *** *** “Advent is the season of rejoicing. To know that God is not We had a recent election in our city here, and many people distant but close, not indifferent but compassionate, not aloft that work the polls do not live in the city. We have many of but a merciful Father who follows us lovingly with respect for our local people that could use the $200 that is paid. Who is Sea Isle City our freedom. All this is a cause of deep joy, which the alterca- responsible for this tragedy? tions of daily life cannot touch.” — Words spoken by Pope John —Wildwood 4301 Landis Ave. Paul the Great. *** —Cape May Attention Sea Isle City residents: If you want a real Christ- 609-263-8750 *** mas tree, come in to town through Avalon. The decorations You’d think with a $25 million price tag on his head Bin around Avalon and on Dune Boulevard are absolutely spectacu- Laden would be history. lar. Too bad that Sea Isle City’s decorations are too dingy and Seaville —Mayville lack class and sparkle. What happened to the commissioners’ *** promise of new decorations this year? Maybe they are on back On Nov. 24 in the afternoon I kept hearing fi re sirens and order just like the lifeguard building. 2072 Shore Rd. horns and I couldn’t fi gure out where they were coming from. —Sea Isle City It was not a fi re since I turned on my scanner. All of a sudden *** 609-624-1000 here comes the fi re engine and the fi re chief from Villas down I want to congratulate all of the people that have such beau- my street and they pull up my street and stop in the middle of tiful decorations outside of their house. Why don’t they put the street and out jumped Santa Claus and he gave the little what the meaning of Chrisman really is? It’s the Christ child. kids up the street a gift. I think that is such a nice thing to do. —Wildwood Swainton What a generous thing to make this holiday season start off on *** the right foot. Thanks a lot for making everyone happy. I wish I just read in this week’s Herald that the county employes 1615 Rt. 9 N everyone a happy holiday season. receive benefi ts in excess of $20,000 a year, which they —Erma pay nothing into. That comes down to $385 per week per 609-465-7211 *** person employed in county and townships and government. The people who run the Cape May Promenade should sit I pay for myself, I get no benefi ts and I pay for Medicare, I up on the Promenade and watch the visitors looking for public pay for supplemental insurance $337 a month, I pay $92 for bathrooms, it’s a shame to see them doing the “where is the health Medicare and now I’m paying theirs out of my taxes. bathroom?” dance only to fi nd out they are not open. I tell This should be considered income or they should at least pay www.1stbankseaisle.com them “Thanks for spending the money in the summer time but half in what they get in benefi ts. There is no justice in us paying we can’t afford to have one bathroom open in the wintertime. MEMBER what we pay to these people when they probably make twice EQUAL HOUSING FDIC LENDER Shame, shame, shame. as much money as these people that are supporting us. I think ® —Shannon Oaks, Rio Grande the government should look into this and do something. I think *** *INTEREST RATES AND ANNUAL PERCENTAGE YIELDS EFFECTIVE AS OF OCTOBER 31,2006 AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE AT ANY their income is great enough where they can support their own TIME. SUBJECT TO PREMATURE WITHDRAWAL PENALTY OF 3 MONTHS LOSS OF INTEREST. $500 MINIMUM DEPOSIT TO OPEN health care benefi ts. AND OBTAIN THE APY. NON-RENEWABLE CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT. The outside of Wildwood High School looks great since —North Cape May it has been painted. Would someone please power wash the (Page A28 Please) A28 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers December 6 2006 Spout Off Men’s Night (From Page A27) out that it was not the senior citizens who took: The melody out of music, the pride out of appearance, the courtesy out of *** driving, the romance out of love, the commitment out of mar- Looking For Something Special Middle Township has the highest tax rate in Cape May riage, the responsibility out of parenthood, the togetherness County. If you look at your tax bill insert, you will see the big- out of the family, the learning out of education, the service out For Your Loved One? gest portion of your taxes go toward the schools, and only a of patriotism, the Golden Rule from rulers, the nativity scene fraction goes toward the township and the county. Every year out of cities, the civility out of behavior, the refi nement out of Come to Men’s Night on Tuesday Dec. 12th 7 - 9pm our school taxes go up, and up, and up. Now the Herald re- language, the dedication out of employment, the prudence out ported the school board gave the teachers a new contract with of spending, the ambition out of achievement, or, God out of a pay increase of 4.6 percent per year for three years. If the government and school. school board increased taxes 10 cents this year, how much will they have to raise taxes in 2007, 2008 and 2009 to cover this —Cape May County big fat contract? We can’t afford these increases especially since Full Service Salon *** the average increase for public employes has been 3.5 percent I can’t help but wonder who monitors the UEZ require- 5201 pacifi c ave., wildwood • 729-1820 in Cape May County. This as a very sad situation. ments in Wildwood? My husband and I were interested in —Rio Grande purchasing a new boat this past week, and since we do our There will be a Lingerie Fashion Show (ED NOTE: 64 percent of Middle’s $33 million tax levy, $21 boating in Wildwood, we fi gured this would be where we million; goes to the school district.) would spend our money. Sheltered Cove on Rio Grande was presented by “A Trace of Lace” *** closed for business Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Before the elections, President bush charged that his war’s and Friday. When we did fi nally speak to the sales person on Hors d’oeuvres & Wine, Grab Bags & Door Prizes critics had “bought the enemy’s propaganda.” That’s quite an duty, we were shocked to fi nd out that he resides outside the Gift Cards, Gift Basket and Lingerie available for purchase amazing statement when one stops to think about it: Given that UEZ zone. Who is monitoring the monitors? some 60 percent of Americans oppose the war, it follows that —Wildwood Gift Cards available at www.ambiancehairdesigns.com some large majority of Americans believe the enemy’s word (ED. NOTE: Sales people can live where they like.) rather than George Bush’s. That’s absurd on the face of it. No, *** the truth is that what happened — the reason for the elec- tion results — is that Americans stopped believing something: What’s up with that new realtor’s big sign on Laffayette George Bush’s phony, misleading, and deceptive rationale for Street? It kinda sticks out like a sore thumb. After all the work Do you suffer with pain? and defenses of the war. Stated briefl y, the emperor no longer Cape May Stage put into rehabbing, now this thing is in the has any clothes. view. (What my wife heard one night that saved my job) —Avalon —Cape May Dear Friend, like you I had pain for months before my wife fi nally got me to fi x *** *** Twas the night of the Christmas concert and all through my problem. You see I almost lost my job due to a disability, now after a few short I am very upset that there is a sex offender on my block that the town, not a tourist was stirring, cuz no one’s around. The moved back in his house, and there was no letter from Lower months I got my “life” back. My wife went to an introduction night at Advanced mayor and his friends were all nestled in their free seats, while Chiropractic. Township stating that he is a Megan’s Law qualifi er. Also he taxpayers’ foot the bill again for this wasteful feast. The tickets moved back with a woman and two children. Why do we pay If in the event that you are considering their services, then now is the opportunity were sold, but only a few, Avalon needs his pay, the convention to hear how they may be able to help you. taxes when our children cant even be safe? center too. Beware how the monies are spent, not for taxes or —Concerned in Erma Because Wednesday, December 13th, 2006 from 6-6:30pm. Dr. Chris Chase will for rents, but for all the mayor’s ideas and these big fat events. *** present this pain saving information. Call his offi ce at 465-5358 and schedule now. Hotels. Stores and restaurants are closed for some bliss, we The accusation that the current mayor and commissioners Learn exactly why he takes 8 radiographs and what he shows you to determine what don’t need to spend funds on wasteful things such as this. are responsible for the lawsuits the borough is now facing your problem is, also he will discuss digital structure exam and fi nally what to look These ideas are no good, they never worked before, they only is inaccurate. Check court fi les and dates and you will see that for on orthopedic and neurological exams. He will show you what a disc should look help a few, but hurt a whole lot more. Taxpayers beware before they are all from the previous administration, not the present. like and also what damage your bones undergo if you have an underlying structural the funds disappear, save this town and our home, please vote That’s a time when the current mayor was essentially treated problem that may cause back and neck pain to numbness and tingling in your arms next year. And the tourists exclaimed as they drove out of sight, like an outsider looking in. The only lawsuit that is current is and legs. Merry Christmas to Wildwood, this ghost town’s a fright! the one from the clerk. —Unhappy Santa —West Cape May He will show you the typical treatment and goals and his unique solution and goals *** and everything to expect during his treatment session. *** It’s sad to see what has happened to West Cape May. Why is it that every year we reconstruct roads in town? Best of all he will take the time to answer your entire questions so call now at 465- Nobody in power seems to remember where the town came 5358. You can always fi nd fi ve or so public works personnel standing from. How many original families are left in town? How many around watching the workers. Do they actually do work? businesses? Who can afford to live there anymore, I can’t? It’s a —Stone Harbor shame, a crime even. It was never about big houses or varianc- *** es, it was a town for the everyday person, everyone knew each What in the world do we pay taxes for in North Wildwood other, heck, were probably related somehow. Sometimes you if the trash men won’t bend over and pick up cans that blew might see livestock roaming the streets, but now all that is left onto the streets on Dec. 1 when the winds were so bad? What is the memory of a once proud town. The police department are we supposed to do? Sit around and make sure they don’t is gone, the fi re department struggles to get by and yet the big blow out? I’m 60 years old, and had to run up and down 16th news is if someone in borough hall did a favor for a friend. I Street and pick up all the cans and bottles, what a disgrace that think in the next election, all candidates be made to drink a tall is. What do they get paid for? To pick up items that are easily glass of well water from a local West Cape May well, cause if accessible? you’re a squatter, you might as well be drinking the water in —North Wildwood Mexico. Go back over the bridge to North Jersey. *** —Erma Did I miss something here? Last week’s Herald had two *** letters that were sent in from inmates in our county Jail. The Parade Lady has done it again. The parade was such One says thanks for my complimentary subscription to the Her- a delight. I enjoy the parade year after year. I have to say the ald (Enjoy your paper as you eat your prepared meals and not Cheezy Riders were lovely and entertaining. The gentleman worry about providing for your children during your jail house with the Harley Davidson Santa hat is my Favorite Cheezy vacation.) I don’t mind working two jobs and no child support CONCERNED CITIZENS OF WHITESBORO Rider though. coming in, and the other is suggesting the taxpayers buy a bus —West Cape May for inmates to hang out in due to over crowding. Too bad; you WESLEY METHODIST CHURCH *** put yourself in there. Stop doing drugs, act like an adult, and I would just like to thank the staff at the Cape Urgent Care you can sleep in a big boy bed and not on the fl oor. Holy Trinity Lutheran Church • Holly Shores Campground for offering fl u shots. It was so much easier than waiting at —Cape May Point Kindle Ford. (ED. NOTE: The subscription went to a prisoner in Florida, —Cape May as the signature indicated.) *** *** We have a Nativity set in our yard as part of a Christmas dis- play. The other day in the wind the Baby Jesus started to blow away. He blew up against the sheep in the display. Keeping him Spay/Neuter Funding from going into the street. That night they decorated the church. They used to have electric candles in the windows. You could see them from a few blocks away. I was told this year they wanted Available on Jan. 1 to keep things simple. So they closed the blinds and put up COURT HOUSE — Funds nary offi ce and apply for the wreaths with white lights against the new curtains. They also are available Jan. 1 at vari- special $10 spay or neuter placed greens and poinsettias around the church. The sanctu- ous participating veterinary offer. It is suggested people ary really looks like a place in Heaven. But from the outside of offi ces in the state to help call in December to verify Barnacle’s Steak & Seafood the church it is dark and plain you can’t see anything inside. FULLING MILL & BAYSHORE RDS, VILLAS • 886-3138 Thoughts: In Romans it says, “The gift of God is eternal life qualifi ed residents spay or application procedures to Thursday - Sunday from 3pm through Jesus Christ our Lord.” Christ in the scriptures called his neuter their pets for only take advantage of the lim- people sheep. So I thought it only natural when I saw the Baby $10. ited funding. Dine In / Take Out Jesus next to the sheep in the nativity. Jesus should brighten up The procedures will be There is also free spay FAST DELIVERY our lives. So I can’t understand why the church would close its performed throughout the and neuter funds for any- windows to the outside and keep the beauty of the sanctuary county by various veteri- one who wishes to trap and 3 Course $12.95 to itself. I thought that the church should be the lighthouse to narians who are participat- neuter stray and feral cats. SPECIALS soup or salad, entree & dessert the world showing God’s grace and mercy. ing in this program and at To fi nd out more informa- served with 2 sides —Rio Grande various spay and neuter *** tion on feral cats or to see Thursday: CRAB CAKE (fried or broiled) I am so sick and tired of everybody tearing down this coun- clinics in the area. if you qualify for this “State Crab Cakes w/2 sides $9.95 FILET MIGNON try every chance they get. You liberals know nothing, and are Some of the veterinary of- Sterilization Spay and Neu- FLOUNDER (fried or broiled) nothing but a bunch of bigmouth America haters, and that fi ces that are participating ter “ offer, or for more Friday Night Special CHICKEN PARM goes double for those kids that are attending those high-priced include ABRI Animal Hos- information on spay and Free Shrimp Cocktail w/entree colleges. You are all a disgrace. pital, Shore Veterinarians, neuter, call 628-4553. Seafood Combo (not available with Early Tide & —Avalon Parkway Veterinarians, Friday Night Special) Has anyone checked on the dogs and cats at the Cape Baysea and Cape Veterinary $12.95 Broiled or Fried May County Animal Shelter to make certain they are properly Hospitals. heated? Qualifi ed residents must HOLIDAY MUSICAL Sunday: All-U-Can-Eat Snow Crab Legs $18.95 —Cape May *** receive one of the follow- Thank you to the angel that brought my wallet to the North ing: food stamps, Medicaid, CAPE MAY — Taber- EARLY TIDE SPECIALS Cape May Post Offi ce. You proved what I always say; we take general public assistance, nacle United Methodist rental assistance, aid to Church, 702 Seashore AILY PM care of each other here. God bless you and your family. D 3-5 —North Cape May families with dependant Road will present the Good FRIED SHRIMP...$9.95 *** children, Lifeline Utility News Players in a Christ- The parade was amazing. I loved it, great job. Credit, Tenants Lifeline mas Musical, “One Quiet ILET IGNON HRIMP F M & S ...$11.95 —Cape May Assistance, Supplemental Night” Friday and Saturday *** Security Income, or Phar- at 7:30 p.m., and Sunday FILET MIGNON & LOBSTER TAIL...$13.95 I love Under Dog. maceutical Assistance to at 7 p.m. Admission is free. TWIN LOBSTER TAILS...$13.95 —Erma *** aged & Disabled. A dessert social will follow Catering Parties • Any Size • Specializing in Cajun Cuisine Senior citizens are constantly being criticized for every con- Residents that receive the Sunday performance. ceivable defi ciency of the modern world, real or imaginary. We one of the above programs Good will offering will be know we take responsibility for all we have done and do not can go direct to their veteri- taken. blame others. 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The Herald publishes County, Nov. 7, 2006. 74, of North Cape May, Bank of Cape May Court grandmother, Alice Fox; brief death notices free LOIS M. (Corky) COL- Nov. 27, 2006. She was a House. a sister, Lianne Haught of and paid obituaries for SON, 69, of Cape May, Obituaries resident for over 50 years, She was very active in Villas and a nephew, Aidan $1.50 a line. Obituaries Nov. 29, 2006. She was employed by Ben’s Restau- her church ministry at Haynesworth. are submitted by funeral a lifelong resident, and a 2006. He was a graduate in Philadelphia. rant in North Cape May, New Life Church in Villas, A memorial service will homes; family members bookkeeper for the Bree- of Middle Township High LIZ (nee Baumann) and was a member of St. loved music and playing be held on Friday, Decem- who submit information Zee-Lee Yacht Basin. School, and worked in the KEMENOSH, of Ocean John of God Church. the trumpet. ber 8th at 2:00pm at the must provide the funeral THOMAS M. DOON- family business, Douglass City, Dec. 1, 2006. She was MAUREEN P. WOOL- Surviving are her hus- First Baptist Church, 101 home name. AN, 35, of North Wild- Fudge of Wildwood. a resident for 68 years, a SON, 59, of Court House, band, Paul, IV; her par- South Main Street, Cape wood, Dec. 1, 2006. He VINCENT B. DULIN- registered nurse for Mead- Dec. 1 2006. She worked ents, Sharon (nee Fox) May Court House, NJ. HELEN SHIVERS BUR- was a lifelong resident, SKI, 88, of Court House, owview Nursing Home, at Burdette Tomlin Hospital and Frank Haught of Rio Please call New Life NELL, 79, of North Wild- a graduate of Wildwood Nov. 26, 2006. He was a and member of St. Frances for 25 years before becom- Grande; paternal grand- Church at 609-886-3940 wood, Nov. 23, 2006. She High School, a meat cutter longtime resident of the Cabrini Church. ing ill. mother, Patricia Gandy of for any questions. was a graduate of Wild- at Somers Point ShopRite, area, and worked as a fi rst JENNIFER LYNN (nee ~ Dennisville and maternal Evoy Funeral Home. wood High School, and was and a member of St. Ann’s mate on the party boat Haught) LARSEN, 26, of GWENDOLYN ANN a painter of landscapes. Church. “Big Jim.” Court House, Dec. 2, 2006. DWORAK 41, of Belle- Fitness Experts Offer Tips DONALD RAY CAMP, HARVEY DOUGLASS, MILDRED (nee Green- She was a lifelong resident plain died suddenly Satur- 69, formerly of Cape May 59, of Avalon, Dec. 1, lee) DURHAM, of Ocean of the area, employed as a day, November 18, 2006 To Help You Stay on Track City, Nov. 28, 2006. She staff accountant by Cape upon arrival to Burdette was a nurse serving in Savings Bank, and was Tomlin Memorial Hospital. Personal trainers at Fit- holding each other ac- World War II, member active in her church min- Born in Philadelphia she ness Together, the world’s countable. A workout of the Cape May County istry at New Life Church was the daughter of Rob- largest personal training or- buddy will continually en- Cape May County’s Medical Auxiliary, Upper in Villas. ert V. Greco and M. Joyce ganization, know how dif- courage you. You can also Township History Soci- CHARLES KEITH Camp Mullen and the wife fi cult it is to stick to a plan hire a personal trainer who Beloved Family ety and St. Peter’s United LAW, 83, of Ocean City, of John L. Dworak, Jr. — especially when that understands the diffi culties Methodist Church. Nov. 10, 2006. Gwen lived in Belleplain plan comes in the form of a in sticking to a plan and ROBERTA V. ELLIS, KATHERINE E. (nee most of her life. She was New Year’s resolution. can help you keep moti- and Friends 80, of Ocean City, Nov. 26, Cook) LONG, of Rio employed by Keltex as a That is why the private vated and performing at 2006. She was a member Grande, Dec. 2, 2006. retail manager for the past one-on-one training ses- your absolute best. of the Garden Civic Asso- ROBERT J. MCCAR- 10 years. Gwen played sions offered at Fitness • Ask friends and family ciation, the Yacht Club of RON, JR., 67, of Shaw- softball and basketball Together training studios for workout clothes, shoes Ocean City, and a member crest, Dec. 1, 2006. He when she attended Dennis are so effective — the per- or accessories as gifts for of Holy Trinity Episcopal was a resident since 1979, Twp. School; she enjoyed sonal relationship between special occasions, like a Church. and a past Exalted Ruler gardening, crafts, boating, the client and trainer is a birthday or other celebra- DORIS R. HUGHART, of the Greater Wildwood riding her Harley Sport- powerful motivator. tory holiday. You will feel 82, of Court House, Nov. Elks Club, ster, her Bongo Club, and Fitness Together’s train- a sense of obligation to use 28, 2006. She was a resi- EDGAR NEIDT, 82, of breeding Pugs. She was a ers develop individually these items. You can then dent since April and a Woodbine, Dec. 1, 2006. wonderful wife, mother, customized, results-orient- let those friends know how member of the Doylestown He was a resident of Wood- and friend, to know her ed programs to help clients their gift helped you reach United Methodist Church. bine Developmental Center was to love her. achieve their goals through your fi tness goals or main- DENNIS JOHN HOR- since 1934. Surviving her husband, weight and resistance train- tain your resolutions. VAT, 59, of Court House, MARGARET C. ‘Peg’ John L. Dworak, Jr. of Bel- ing, muscular endurance, • Share your resolutions Nov. 29, 2006. He was (nee Cranston) PAR- leplain, her mother, Joyce muscular training and nu- with others —friends, fam- Would you like a resident for 22 years, SONS, 72, of Cape May, Mullen of Belleplain, fa- trition counseling. Trainers ily, co-workers, etc. It’s a a certified public works Nov. 27, 2006. She was ther, Robert Greco of Tem- also guide clients in weight great fi rst step to making to thank all those who were manager for the Borough a resident for 14 years, ecula, CA, son, Robert A. loss management. your goals a reality. And re- kind to you and your family of Avalon, and a member moving here from Canada, Greco, of Belleplain, broth- Mark Donnellan, area member to celebrate your of Our Lady of the Angels and a volunteer at the Cape ers, Robert Greco “Car- director of Maryland for successes by sharing your during a recent loss or Church. May Bird Observatory. leen” of Vineland, Charles Fitness Together offers the accomplishments with this eulogize your loved one? YVONNE M. JENKINS, HERBERT E. REESE, Mullen of Belleplain, sis- following tips to stay on same group of people. 83, of Villas, Nov. 30, 78, of Marmora, Nov. 27, ters, Margaret Ann Bar- track with your New Year’s Call Janet or Rachel 2006. She was a resident 2006. He was a resident nett “Jeff” of GA, Nicoletta resolutions: Animal Alliance since 1977, and a former for 15 years, and was a self Shelton “Ronnie” of TN, • Surround yourself with Seeking New 886-8600 exts. 33 or 34 activities director for the employed painter having father and mother in law a support group who knows Board Members Department of Recreation won awards in local art John and Victoria Dworak what you are trying to ac- contests of Richboro, PA, sisters in complish. That group will DR. RAYMOND law, Helen Drowak of New COURT HOUSE — The encourage you to do, be, Cape May County Animal ROGOWSKI, SR., 86, of Britain, PA, Adel Weaver your best. Ocean City, Nov. 30, 2006. of Perkasie, PA, Victoria Shelter Alliance (CMCASA) • Schedule your work- is seeking new board mem- He was a chiropractor in Cebzanov “Michael” of outs into your day just like Philadelphia, and was a Churchville, PA, many bers who have a desire to you would a meeting. If help animals. member of St. Patrick’s aunts, uncles, nieces, a workout is already part Church of Woodbury. nephews and cousins, and The group meets on the Stress of your schedule, you will second Monday of each Free Holidays! WALLACE H. RUN- her pugs, Lenny & Lilly. be more likely to keep the month at 5:30 p.m. The YAN, 96, of Ocean City, Funeral services were appointment. • Wrapping it up. Drop off your holiday gifts between Dec. 11-14 at Loyalton and we will wrap them for you. Pick location of the meetings is Nov. 28, 2006. He was held at the Hoffman Fu- • Instead of setting one them up on the 15th. It’s free and easy. a full time resident since neral Homes 643 Main St. in the Intermediate Meet- large goal, set up smaller ing Room of the County • Dec. 16: Photos w/Santa. Stop by Loyalton to have your photo taken w/ Santa and enjoy hot cocoa and cookies. 1965, and past commodore Leesburg on Wednesday, goals that are both realistic and long time member November 22, 2006 at Administration Building. • Dec. 19: Relaxation Day: Enjoy Halcyon Days at the Loyalton to unwind from the stressful Holidays. Aromathera- and attainable. Small ac- CMCASA is interested py and massages by Care Alternatives Hospice between 1-3pm. Yoga at 3pm. Fireside tea and stories at 4pm. of the Ocean City Yacht 12:00 Noon. Interment complishments along the Club. was in Head of The River in board members. There way will feel signifi cant and are various committees on IRMA JOAN SMITH, Cemetery Estell Manor. give you more confi dence 77, of Court House, Nov. Viewing was held from the board which include At Loyalton of Cape May to go after the next one. educational outreach, fund- 27, 2006. She was a resi- 10:00 to 12:00 noon. • Post your goals where dent since 1996 was a Memorial contributions raising, spay and neuter A Change in Season, you can see them every and long range planning. medical assistant, nurse’s may be made to Cape May day. Too often people write aid and LPN, and was a County Animal Shelter If you have a skill to help Offers a Change their goals down, tuck the board of CMCASA help former member of Ocean Alliance 110 Shelter Rd. them away and never look City Baptist Church. Cape May Court House, animals, contact CMCASA in lifestyle. at them again. Put them on president Linda Gentille at JAMES F. SKOKOWS- NJ 08210. the fridge, in your offi ce KI, 54, of Wildwood Crest, ~ 628-4553. or your car. They will be The deadline for applica- Nov. 28, 2006. He was a JENNIFER LYNN LARS- gentle reminders to take This Fall, we’re offering custom homebuilder for EN (nee HAUGHT), age tions is Dec. 18. For more steps toward accomplish- information on CMCASA, Hawthorne and Davis Con- 26, of Cape May Court ing them. More advantages. More value. Less worry. struction Co. and a mem- House died on December visit the Website at www. • After each workout, CMCASA.org. At Loyalton of Cape May, we’ll help make life easier, and more reward- ber of St. Peter’s Church 2, 2006 at home. write down how you feel, She was born in Cape ing. With so much available right here, many of our residents never need of Merchantville. what you did for weight CARA NEEDS CLOTHES ROSEMARY T. MAR- May Court House and a higher level of care. And, with everything included for one monthly training, how much cardio WILDWOOD — The TIN TROY, 60, of North was a lifelong area resi- you did and what you ate. Coalition Against Rape and fee, you get more for your money ... plus peace of mind. Emeritus is a Cape May, Nov. 25, 2006. dent. She was a graduate Writing it down helps you Abuse is in need of new or recognized leader in the senior living industry, setting the standard for She taught CCD scriptural of Middle Township High stick to the plan. Keeping gently used children’s win- excellence in assisted living. If the Emeritus name is on the door, you’ll studies and was devoted to School and Stockton State a journal will help you feel ter clothing. CARA also her faith and very active College. She was a certi- find the best of everything inside. See for yourself. Visit us for lunch and accountable. needs coats for women in her church in Ridley fi ed public accountant and • Find a workout buddy and children. Call Geor- a personal tour. We think you’ll like what you see, and, what you feel. Park, Pa. was employed as a staff ac- (co-worker, spouse, child, gia, 522-6489 for drop-off countant for Cape Savings For more information on the benefits of our Assisted SARAH M. VERNA, etc.) so that you are both information. Living lifestyle, call Loyalton of Cape May today! Proper Estate Planning can Reduce New Jersey and Federal Death Taxes

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Articles For Sale- Yard/Tag Sale- HELP WANTED HELP WANTED YARD/TAG SALES Public Articles for Sale- GET IT RIGHT THIS TAG SALE Trades/Plumbing- YEAR GUYS CAPE MAY POINT, 704 750 lb. a day ice maker, Trades/Heavy Equip- Champ. dia. 3 stone West Lake Drive (left off Notices 3 years old, $800; 2 ment- EXPERIENCED ring for sale, sizeable 7 PPPPP of Cape): Saturday and chest freezers, 9.5 cu. ft SHERIFF’S SALE PLUMBERS two tone gold. Beauti- Sunday, December 9 & each, 2 years old, $200 ART - JEWELRY By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out HEAVY ful! $375. Call to see 10, 9am - 2pm. Con- of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Well known Sea each. Shelving also - CRAFTS cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET EQUIPMENT 609-463-8918. Serious tents of cottage includ- NUMBER F 11823 06, pending wherein Isle City plumbing available. Lots of mis- HOLIDAY SALE! ing jumbo split screen GMAC MORTGAGE CORPORATION the OPERATOR inquiries only please. plaintiff AND JAMES B. SWEENEY, ET AL contractor seeking cellanoue items. Call for Local artist newest TV, sofabed, ktichen are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale details 609-884-4294 artwork in oils & at public venue on: Training For Employ- experienced Plumb- μ WebID #: 108109 table and chairs. More! WEDNESDAY THE 13TH DAY OF DECEMBER A.D. 2006 unique handcrafted ment ers. Excellent ben- Mary at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court efi ts package and jewelry & more 4 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Bulldozers, Backhoes, CRAFTS (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Loaders, Dump Trucks, above average pay great gifts @ great Jersey. ANIMALS Graders, Scrapers, Ex- scale. EOE Articles for Sale- prices! 1340 C Wis- Property to be sold is located in the Town- ship of Lower, County of Cape May and cavators consin Ave, Cape State of New Jersey. Call 609-263-8690 A HOT TUB! NEW! May Dec 10 9am- LOST & FOUND - Premises commonly known as: 102 Brook- * National Certifi cation or visit us at barth- PPPPP 7pm. ANIMALS dale Road, Cape May, NJ 08204 * Financial Assistance biz.com NEVER used! WAR- 609-884-5116 BEING KNOWN as Lot 53, Block 526, on ART - JEWELRY the offi cial Tax Map of the Township of * Job Placement As- RANTY! Ozone! WA- PPPPP Lower. sistance TERFALL! NICE! Was - CRAFTS Dimensions: 94.59ft x 116.82ft x 88.36ft x Lost & Found- 20.00ft x 100.00ft. MERCHANDISE / $4995, WILL TAKE HOLIDAY SALE! μ WebID #: 108186 800-823-4271 YARD SALES $2985! I have someone Local artist newest Nearest Cross Street: Lawnside Drive to deliver too! artwork in oils & LOST CAT *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal Associated Training DEADLINES liens or other charges, and any such tax- Services of VA unique handcrafted es, charges, liens, insurance premiums or ARTICLES FOR SALE FOR YARD/TAG other advances made by plaintiff prior to 9432 James Madison 609-489-6412 jewelry & more 4 Domestic long hair fe- this sale. All interested parties are to con- SALES duct and rely upon their own independent Highway great gifts @ great male, black/gray tabby investigation to ascertain whether or not μ WebID #: 108259 any outstanding interest remain of record Rapidan, VA 22733 prices! 1340 C Wis- Friday, 10am sides, dark back, white and/or have priority over the lien being

foreclosed and, if so, the current amount feet. Very shy but an- Certifi ed to Operate in Article For Sale- consin Ave, Cape due thereon. VA by SCHEV Articles for Sale- May Dec 10 9am- swers to “Dumpie”. EARLY A full legal description of the premises can CLAW FOOT TUB: 7pm. Vicinity Johnsontown be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape www.equipment May County. This sale is subject to unpaid operator.com $50 Coin operated wash- 609-884-5116 CLASSIFIED Lane/ Shellbay, Rt. 9 taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Shunpike. Reward. 609-408-8668 ers & dryers for sale. PPPPP DEADLINES amount due can be obtained from the local

taxing authority. Used equipment work- Amount due under judgment is Looking for something? 609-972-1636 $288,819.46 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees ing condition, perfect μ WebID #: 108186 DEC. 27 to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount for laundry of hotel or ISSUE of 20% of the bid price is required. Call Janet at campground. $50 each. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Fri., Dec. 22 Cash in on the Cla$$ifieds sale without further notice of publication. 609-886-8600 ext.34 Must remove. Call for FURNISHINGS All publication costs are paid for by the plain- Find it in the for great results today. 10am Build an Attractive Ad tiff. appointment, 609-624- • Avoid abbreviation Attorney PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG If they do not understand it. Sheriff: John F. Callinan CLASSIFIEDS 0075. Furnishings- 752519 They will not call to find out JAN. 3 4x Fee=$131.22

11/15, 11/22, 11/29, 12/06/06 FOR SALE C-frame ISSUE • White space attracts the eye ______Fri., Dec. 29 A cluttered ad will be missed SHERIFF’S SALE Animal Welfare (blue) futon bunkbed. By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Articles For Sale- Top twin size (mattress 10am • Use photos of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- People call faster if cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET Society (AWS) included), bottom full they can see it , NUMBER F 18587 05, pending wherein Phone more importantly MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRA- ELMO DOLLS: TMX size (red futon mattress they buy it faster TION SYSTEMS, INC. the plaintiff AND Needs You! 609-886-8600 JOANN RUTKOWSKI, ET ALS are the English version. Call Ja- included). Like new, 2 defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public • List a time to call venue on: son, 609-602-8985 years young, $250. Oak Ext. 33 or 34 and be ready WEDNESDAY THE 13TH DAY OF for results DECEMBER A.D. 2006 toddler bed with pretty Fax 609-886-2162 If you enjoy cleaning and you like at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court

carving on headboard, House Building located at 9 N. Main Street animals, AWS needs your help! (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New $100. 609-463-8918 to Yard/Tag Sale- Jersey. Please donate some time to help our Articles for Sale- see. MUNICIPALITY: City of Wildwood animals live a better life. ERMA, 596 Seashore COUNTY AND STATE: County of Cape WebID #: 108107 May, State of New Jersey Fisher Price Power μ Road: December 9 & Donations of food, litter, blankets and STREET AND STREET NUMBER: 255 West Wheel Jeep with power cleaning supplies are always welcome. 10, 9am. Tons of new/ Pine Avenue pack. Used, good con- used toys, gifts, jewelry, TAX LOT AND BLOCK NUMBERS: Lot: 43; dition. $75. 609-624- Avon, antiques, more. GET Block: 207.01 3544 Furnishings- DIMENSIONS: Approximately irregular: To help out, please call Come see RESULTS 40 x 100

609-463-1734 NEARSET CROSS STREET: is approxi- SECTIONAL Sofabed: μ WebID #: 108283 make mately Pine Lane Avenue Great condition. $250 your ad Beginning at a point in the intersection or best offer. 609-898- of the southeasterly side of Park Avenue (formerly Railroad Avenue) with the north- 7869, ask for Kim. STAND easterly side of Pine Lane Avenue. Classifieds Pursuant to an updated Tax Assess- Classifieds OUT ment search dated 7/11/2006 subject to make things YOUR MARKET TARGET 2006 2nd quarter taxes due 05/01/2006 $928.33 open + penalty; sewer charges: disappear 07/01/2006-09/30/2006 $471.54 open Opportunities and due 8/15/2006; $943.08 open + pen- alty owed in arrears; sewer charges: 07/01/2006-09/30/2006 $320.52 open & due 08/15/2006; $641.04 open + penalty owed Available in arrears. Mortgage to MERS solely as a nominee for Popular Financial Services, LLC, recorded 11/21/02 in Book 3348 page 645 in the original amount of $112,000.00. New Jer- • PAGINATOR/GRAPHIC ARTIST sey Title Insurance Company has agreed to insure the purchaser at sale or offer a Hands on dedicated team player able to communicate and take letter of Indemnifi cation with respect to directions clearly for an entry level year round position, with potential to said mortgage. New Jersey’s Premier Community Bank A full legal description of the premises can grow. Experience in InDesign, Photoshop & Illustrator for Mac platform be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May County. This sale is subject to unpaid required. Knowledge of Quark a plus, but not required. Knowledge of is now hiring for new location: taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and other Municipal Assessments. The digital publication pagination and print/pre-press digital preparation amount due can be obtained from the local RIO GRANDE taxing authority. of fi les. Friday - Tuesday position. Weekends required! Amount due under judgment is Cape May County $194,777.57 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- Great opportunities for: tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount • WOODBINE CORRESPONDENT of 20% of the bid price is required. Needed to write an informative weekly column about events and The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any • ASSISTANT BRANCH MANAGER sale without further notice of publication. residents in Woodbine. Writing samples would be appreciated. Please All publication costs are paid for by the plain- Selected candidate will possess a dynamic, sales-driven tiff. respond by Dec. 6th. Attorney: ESCHEN, FRENKEL & WEISMAN background with good operational skills Sheriff: John F. Callinan 752517 • PERSONAL BANKERS (Platform Reps) 4x Fee=$160.38 11/15, 11/22, 11/29, 12/06/06 Energetic, highly sales motivated candidates with excellent customer service. ______Prior banking experience a plus. Hiring date of January 2007 SHERIFF’S SALE By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET HELP WANTED We offer competitive salary & incentives, paid training, NUMBER F 3989 06, pending wherein WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK the plaintiff generous vacation package, medical package, retirement plan, AND GEORGE J. MCCANN A/K/A GEORGE MCCANN A/K/A GEORGE MC CANN AND Please send all resumes to: life insurance, stock purchase plan, free checking & savings and more! KATHLEEN M. MCCANN A/K/A KATHLEEN MCCANN A/K/A KATHLEEN MC CANN, HIS [email protected] WIFE, ET ALS are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public venue on: WEDNESDAY THE 13TH DAY OF Call HR at 609-601-3254 DECEMBER A.D. 2006 or Fax them to 609-886-1879 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Or fax your resume to 609-926-2728 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New No Phone Calls Please Email:[email protected] Jersey. Property to be sold is located in the Town- Your future looks brighter under the SUN! ship of Middle Township, County of Cape *High School degree required, college credits a plus. May and State of New Jersey. EOE- M/F/V/D The Cape May County Herald is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Premises commonly known as: 307 Ridge (Page A35 Please) Herald Newspapers December 6 2006 Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A35 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES (From Page A34) City of North Wildwood should effectuate its Road, Middle Township (Green Creek), $200,149.88 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at Mechanic Street, Cape May Court House, NJ ing time, on December 19, 2006, at which PLETE GRANULAR LARVICIDE BROAD- New Jersey 08219 public venue on: 08210 up to and including 2:00 p.m. on Janu- CASTER SYSTEM TO THE CAPE MAY withdrawal from the Joint Construction Offi ce to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- time they will be publicly open and read in the of the Wildwoods; tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount WEDNESDAY THE 13TH DAY OF ary 12,2007 prevailing time, at that time and Intermediate Room, Administration Building, COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF MOSQUITO BEING KNOWN as Tax Lot 31, Block of 20% of the bid price is required. DECEMBER A.D. 2006 place the bids will be opened and considered 4 Moore Road, Cape May Court House, New CONTROL 1410.02 F/K/A Lot 14.01 Block 1410.06. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court by the Township. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED, by The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Jersey, for the following: the Mayor and Council of the City of North sale without further notice of publication. House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Proposal forms, instructions to bidders, speci- Dimensions of the Lot are (Approximately): (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New BIDDERS ARE REQUIRED TO COMPLY FURNISH AND DELIVER PATIENT BATH- Wildwood, in the County of Cape May and All publication costs are paid for by the plain- fi cations and other bidding documents may State of New Jersey as follows: 100.00 feet wide by 220.59 feet long tiff. Jersey. WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF P.L. 1975 ING SYSTEM WITH LIFT BATH TROLLEY be examined or obtained at the Offi ce of the c 127 FOR THE CREST HAVEN NURSING AND Attorney ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- County Purchasing Agent, Eugene A. Sicilia, 1. All of the statements of the preamble are Nearest Cross Street: situated on the MAN Property to be sold is located in the City of REHABILITION CENTER during normal offi ce hours at the above ad- southwesterly side of Ridge Road, 501.92 Ocean City, County of Cape May and State Bidders are required to submit a statement repeated and incorporated herein by this ref- Sheriff: John F. Callinan dress. erence thereto as though set forth at length. feet from the southeasterly side of Shady 752520 of New Jersey. of ownership with the bid in compliance with Proposal forms, instructions to bidders, speci- Lane N.J.S. 52:25-24.2 (P.L. 1977, c33) 4x Fee=$131.22 fi cations and other bidding documents may The Board reserves the right to reject any or 2. Ordinance #1139, as codifi ed at Chapter 52 11/15, 11/22, 11/29, 12/06/06 Premises commonly known as: 3440-42 be examined or obtained at the offi ce of the all proposals in whole or in part and to waive The sale is subject to unpaid taxes and as- Central Avenue Specifi cations are on fi le and available No- of the Code of the City of North Wildwood, be ______County Purchasing Agent, Eugene A. Sicilia, such informalities as may be permitted by and it hereby is repealed. sessments, tax, water and sewer liens and SHERIFF’S SALE vember 29, 2006 at the Treasurer’s Offi ce, during normal offi ce hours at the above ad- law. other municipal assessments. The amount Tax Lot 23, Block 3402 Qual C2 33 Mechanic Street, Cape May Court House, dress. 3. If any portion of this Ordinance is deter- due can be obtained from the local taxing By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out NJ 08210. Bidders are required to comply with the re- authority. Pursuant to NJSA 46:8B-21 the Dimensions: the property is a condo- mined to be invalid by a court of competent of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- The Board reserves the right to reject nay or quirements of P.L. 1975, C. 127 (N.J.A.C. jurisdiction, that determination shall have no sale may also be subject to the limited lien cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET minium unit The Township reserves the right to reject any all proposals in whole or in part and to waive 17:27), Chapter 33 of the Public Laws of priority of any Condominium/Homeowner NUMBER MORT- or all bids and to waive any informality in any effect upon the remainder of this Ordinance, F 2427 05, pending wherein such informalities as may be permitted by 1977. which shall remain valid and operable. Association liens which may exist. GAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYS- Nearest Cross Street: None Given bid. law. TEMS, INC. the plaintiff AND VANCE J. STEPHEN O’CONNOR BROADNAX AND NINA BROADNAX, HIS *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal By Order of the Township Committee. Bidders are required to comply with the 4. All Ordinances or parts of Ordinances in- A full legal description of the premises can consistent with this Ordinance, to the extent be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape WIFE, ET ALS are the defendant(s), I shall liens or other charges, and any such tax- requirements of P.L. 1975, C. 127 (NJAC Clerk of the Board es, charges, liens, insurance premiums or Tracey Taverner 17:27) and Chapter 33 of the Public Laws of such inconsistencies only, be and the same May County. This sale is subject to unpaid expose for sale at public venue on: hereby are repealed. taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer WEDNESDAY THE 13TH DAY OF other advances made by plaintiff prior to Treasurer of 1977. DECEMBER A.D. 2006 this sale. All interested parties are to con- DANIEL BEYEL liens and other Municipal Assessments. The 5. This Ordinance shall take effect immedi- amount due can be obtained from the local at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court duct and rely upon their own independent 2x Fee=$43.74 STEPHEN O’CONNOR Freeholder Director investigation to ascertain whether or not 11/29, 12/6/06 ately upon fi nal passage and publication as taxing authority. House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Clerk of the Board provided by law. The amounts of the Judgment to be satisfi ed (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New any outstanding interest remain of record ______1x Fee=$21.87 12/06/06 and/or have priority over the lien being TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE by the said sale are the sum of Jersey. DANIEL BEYEL ______William J. Henfey, Mayor $30,981.83 unto the Plaintiff, WASHINGTON foreclosed and, if so, the current amount COUNTY OF CAPE MAY Director of the Board CITY OF NORTH WILDWOOD Property to be sold is located in the Town- due thereon. STATE OF NEW JERSEY MUTUAL BANK in the fi rst place and the COUNTY OF CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY Janet H. Harkins, City Clerk sum of $37,889.02 unto POLICE & FIRE ship of Middle, County of Cape May and 1x Fee=$20.66 12/06/06 State of New Jersey. A full legal description of the premises can NOTICE TO BIDDERS FEDERAL CREDIT UNION in the second ______ORDINANCE NO. 1509 ORDINANCE NO. 1509 place, together with costs and interest, on all be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Spec. #79 of the aforesaid sums, if any there be, with Premises commonly known as: 207 East May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Take notice that sealed bids are hereby re- AN ORDINANCE REPEALING Third Avenue a/k/a 207 East 3rd Avenue taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer quested for supplying the following services ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS AN ORDINANCE REPEALING Sheriff’s fees and commissions. At the time of ORDINANCE #1139 ORDINANCE #1139 the Sale cash, certifi ed check or treasurer’s a/k/a 207 Third Avenue, Middle Town- liens and other Municipal Assessments. The and/or materials to the Township of Middle in BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS ship (Cape May Court House) New Jersey amount due can be obtained from the local the calendar year 2007: CAPE MAY COUNTY – NEW JERSEY check in the amount of 20% of the bid price WHEREAS, on November 17, 1992 the North TAKE NOTICE that the foregoing Ordinance is required. 08210 taxing authority. Wildwood City Council passed Ordinance Amount due under judgment is NEW AND/OR REBUILT 20 YARD PACKER was introduced and passed on fi rst reading at The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals #1139 on fi rst reading; and a regular meeting of the Mayor and Council of sale without further notice of publication. BEING KNOWN as Lot 10, Block 337 $571,419.01 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees BODY addressed to Stephen O’Connor, Clerk of the to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- 2:00 p.m. the City of North Wildwood, County of Cape All publication costs are paid for by the plain- Board, will be receiving up to pre- WHEREAS, on December 15, 1992, North May and State of New Jersey, on the 21st tiff. Dimensions of Lot are (Approximately) tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount The sealed bids will be received by the Town- vailing time, on December 19, 2006, at which Wildwood City Council adopted Ordinance 200.00 feet wide by 60.00 feet long of 20% of the bid price is required. ship Clerk of the Township of Middle at 33 day of November, 2006. A second reading, Attorney SHAPIRO & DIAZ, LLP time they will be publicly opened and read in #1139 on second reading and said ordinance hearing and fi nal consideration of the above Sheriff: John F. Callinan The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Mechanic Street, Cape May Court House, NJ the Intermediate Meeting Room, Administra- then was approved by the Mayor of the City Nearest Cross Street: situated on the sale without further notice of publication. 08210 up to and including 2 p.m. on Decem- Ordinance will be held on the 19th day of 752522 tion Building, 4 Moore Road, Cape May Court of North Wildwood and published according December, 2006. The purpose of this Ordi- 4x Fee=$150.66 southwesterly side of Third Avenue, All publication costs are paid for by the plain- ber 21, 2006, prevailing time, at that time and House, New Jersey for the following: to law by the Clerk of the City of North Wild- 360.00 feet from the northwesterly side of tiff. place the bids will be opened and considered nance upon passage is to withdrawal from the 11/15, 11/22, 11/29, 12/06/06 wood; and Joint Construction Offi ce of the Wildwoods. ______Eighth Street Attorney WILLIAMS, CALIRI, MILLER & by the Township. FURNISH AND DELIVER VARIOUS SYN OTLEY THATCH PANELS AND TOP CONES FOR Members of the general public who would like SHERIFF’S SALE WHEREAS, Ordinance #1139 subsequently a copy of the Ordinance may obtain a copy, The sale is subject to unpaid taxes and as- Sheriff: John F. Callinan BIDDERS ARE REQUIRED TO COMPLY THE CAPE MAY COUNTY PARK/ZOO was codifi ed at Chapter 52 in the Code of the sessments, tax, water and sewer liens and 752523 WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF P.L. 1975 free of charge, at the offi ce of the City Clerk in By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out City of North Wildwood; and City Hall during normal business hours. of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- other municipal assessments. The amount 4x Fee=$131.22 c 127 Proposal forms, instructions to bidders, speci- cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET due can be obtained from the local taxing 11/15, 11/22, 11/29, 12/06/06 fi cations and other bidding documents may WHEREAS, Ordinance #1139 authorized ex- NUMBER authority. ______Bidders are required to submit a statement CITY OF NORTH WILDWOOD F 11855 06, pending wherein be examined or obtained at the Offi ce of the ecution of an Interlocal Services Agreement BY: Janet H. Harkins, City Clerk CHAMPION MORTGAGE, A DIVISION OF SHERIFF’S SALE of ownership with the bid in compliance with County Purchasing Agent, Eugene A. Sicilia, by and between the City of North Wildwood KEY BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, N.J.S. 52:25-24.2 (P.L. 1977, c33) A full legal description of the premises can during normal offi ce hours at the above ad- and the City of Wildwood, the Borough of 1x Fee=$58.32 12/06/06 SUCCESSOR TO THE INTERESTS OF be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out dress. Wildwood Crest and the Borough of West CHAMPION MORTGAGE CO., INC. of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Specifi cations are on fi le and available No- ______the May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Wildwood relative to the creation of a Joint NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION plaintiff AND RAYMOND HORAN, ET ALS taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET vember 29, 2006 at the Treasurer’s Offi ce, The Board reserves the right to reject any or Construction Offi ce and North Wildwood’s NUMBER F 4215 06, pending wherein are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale liens and other Municipal Assessments. The 33 Mechanic Street, Cape May Court House, all proposals in whole or in part and to waive representation on the management committee Please be advised that the Board of Com- at public venue on: amount due can be obtained from the local EMIGRANT MORTGAGE COMPANY. INC. NJ 08210. such informalities as may be permitted by of that Joint Construction Offi ce; and WEDNESDAY THE 13TH DAY OF the plaintiff AND DONNA J. TWEED are the missioners of Fire District No. 1, Township taxing authority. law. of Middle, County of Cape May shall conduct DECEMBER A.D. 2006 Amount due under judgment is defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public The Township reserves the right to reject any WHEREAS, pursuant to Ordinance #1139, the $116,301.96 venue on: a special election on Wednesday, December at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees or all bids and to waive any informality in any Bidders are required to comply with the re- Mayor and the Clerk of the City of North Wild- 13, 2006 between the hours of 2PM to 9PM House Building located at 9 N. Main Street to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- WEDNESDAY THE 13TH DAY OF bid. quirements of P.L. 1975, C. 127 (N.J.A.C. wood signed an Interlocal Services Agree- DECEMBER A.D. 2006 at the Firehouse, located at 10 South Boyd (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount 17:27), Chapter 33 of the Public Laws of ment dated February 1, 1993 and that agree- Street, Cape May Court House, New Jer- Jersey. of 20% of the bid price is required. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court By Order of the Township Committee. 1977. ment, which created the Joint Construction House Building located at 9 N. Main Street sey. The purpose of the special election is The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Offi ce of the Wildwoods, also was signed by to secure voter approval of an amount not Property to be sold is located in the Town- sale without further notice of publication. (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Tracey Taverner STEPHEN O’CONNOR the appropriate municipal offi cials of the City ship of Lower, County of Cape May and Jersey. to exceed $4,900,000.00 by the issuance of All publication costs are paid for by the plain- Treasurer of Wildwood, the Borough of Wildwood Crest bonds, notes, or other appropriate means of State of New Jersey. tiff. Clerk of the Board and the Borough of West Wildwood; and Property to be sold is located in the Town- fi nancing for the purpose constructing a new Attorney SHAPIRO & DIAZ, LLP 2x Fee=$43.74 fi rehouse Premises commonly known as: 103 Ken- Sheriff: John F. Callinan ship of Middle, County of Cape May and 11/29, 12/6/06 WHEREAS, the subject Interlocal Services tucky Avenue, Villas, NJ 08251 State of New Jersey. 752521 ______DANIEL BEYEL Agreement sets forth provisions for the with- 1x Fee=$8.50 12/06/06 4x Fee=$126.36 NOTICE Freeholder Director drawal of participating municipalities and, pur- Tax Lot No. 22 in Block No. 329 Tract 1: Commonly known as 305 Linden ______11/15, 11/22, 11/29, 12/06/06 suant to those provisions, on June 29, 2006, THE REGULAR MEETINGS of the Middle ______Lane, Rio Grande, New Jersey, New Jer- Pursuant to state law, a sale will be held at 1x Fee=$20.66 12/06/06 the City of North Wildwood provided all partici- Dimension of Lot Approximately: 90 x 100 sey; Lot No. 3, Block 1474 on the tax map Township Fire Commissioners District #2 SHERIFF’S SALE A Safe Keeping Self Storage, 1007 Rt. 9, ______pating municipalities with its written notice of will be held at the Rio Grande Fire Company, of the Township of Middle. Dimensions of Cape May Court House, NJ, on 12/28/06 at Spec. #81 intent to withdraw; and Nearest Cross Street: States Avenue Lot: 65 feet by 120 feet. The nearest cross Routes 9 & 47 at 8 p.m. on the following By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out 9:00 AM. The following goods will be sold: Thursday date: December 21, 2006 of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- street being Third Street. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS WHEREAS, upon deliberation, it is deemed to BEGINNING at a point formed by the cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET Space Number: D 115 BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS be in the best interests of the citizens and resi- intersection of the northeasterly line of NUMBER Tract 2: Commonly known as 309 Linden CAPE MAY COUNTY – NEW JERSEY 1x Fee=$3.65 12/06/06 F 4230 06, pending wherein STEVE CORSON dents of the City of North Wildwood that the ______Kentucky Avenue, 35 feet wide with the MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRA- Lane, Rio Grande, New Jersey, New Jer- 5330 Ridge Ave southeasterly line of States Avenue, 35 TION SYSTEMS, INC. AS NOMINEE FOR sey; Lot No. 5, Block 1474 on the tax map Phila., PA 19128 Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals (Page A36 Please) feet wide, and extending, thence. COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS, INC. the of the Township of Middle. Dimensions of 1 Vinyl records; 1 Stove; 1 Gardening Equip- addressed to Stephen O’Connor, Clerk of the plaintiff AND RAYMOND BASILI, ET AL are Lot: 65 feet by 120 feet. The nearest cross ment; 1 Air Conditioner; 1 Circular Saw; 1 Bed: Board, will be receiving up to 2:00 p.m. pre- Prior Liens/Encumbrances: street being Third Street. Frame; 1 Construction Equipment; 1 Tubs, December 19, 2006, st the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at vailing time, on at which 2006 Taxes 1 quarter open + penalty = public venue on: Rubbermaid; 1 Books; 1 Boxes; 1 Dresser; 1 time they will be publicly opened and read in $611.04 WEDNESDAY THE 13TH DAY OF A full legal description of the premises can Bags; 1 Mirrors; 1 Other/Misc nd the Intermediate Meeting Room, Administra- 2006 Taxes 2 quarter open + penalty = DECEMBER A.D. 2006 be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape tion Building, 4 Moore Road, Cape May Court $611.04 May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Space Number: C 116 rd at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court House, New Jersey for the following: 2006 Taxes 3 quarter open + penalty = House Building located at 9 N. Main Street taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer GLENN ELLIOTT $681.97 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New liens and other Municipal Assessments. The 317 Dorchester Dr. PROVIDE APPLICATION LICENSES, SUP- Sewer open #A open = $74.67 Jersey. amount due can be obtained from the local E H T, NJ 08234 PORT, MAINTENANCE AND UPDATES TO Sewer open #B open = $40.94 taxing authority. 1 Bicycle; 1 Books; 1 Stereo System; 1 Rug THE PROPRIETARY LOGOS/NEW WORLD Liens: 2005 3rd party; subsequent taxes + MUNICIPALITY: Wildwood Crest Amount due under judgment is Shampooer; 1 End Table Lamp; 1 Rocking SYSTEMS FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT interest; sold = $389.18 $253,193.79 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees Chair; 1 Futon; 1 Bookcase; 1 Bed: Frame; SOFTWARE SYSTEM FOR THE COUNTY On: 09/26/2006; Cert. #06-00013; sold to: COUNTY: Cape May STATE OF N.J. to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- 1 Dresser; 1 Table: Night; 1 Lamp: Table; 1 OF CAPE MAY C.J.G. Properties, LLC-Tax tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount Chair: Offi ce; 1 Love Seat, Wicker; 1 Clock, TOTAL as of 10/04/2006 = $2,408.84 STREET & STREET NO.: 5909 Atlantic Av- of 20% of the bid price is required. Regulator; 1 Dolls; 1 Hamper; 1 Car Seat; 1 Proposal forms, instructions to bidders, speci- enue, Unit 301 n/k/a 401 East Astor Road, The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Roller Blades; 1 Golf Clubs; 1 Speakers; 1 fi cations and other bidding documents may A full legal description of the premises can Unit 301 sale without further notice of publication. Ice Skates be examined or obtained at the Offi ce of the be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape All publication costs are paid for by the plain- County Purchasing Agent, Eugene A. Sicilia, May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Tax Lot 1, 2, 3 & 7.01, Block 26.03 tiff. Space Number: A 136 during normal offi ce hours at the above ad- taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Attorney KLEHR, HARRISON, HARVEY, MICHAEL KANE dress. liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Dimensions of Lot: Unit 301 BRANZBURG & ELLERS 717 B West Spruce Ave amount due can be obtained from the local Sheriff: John F. Callinan Anglesea, NJ 08260 The Board reserves the right to reject any or taxing authority. Nearest Cross Street: 5909 Atlantic Av- 752518 1 P/U truck Bed Extension; 1 Hand truck; 1 all proposals in whole or in part and to waive Amount due under judgment is enue Condominium, a condominium 4x Fee=$111.78 Model Airplane; 1 Doll House; 1 Model Trains; such informalities as may be permitted by $55,078.91 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees 11/15, 11/22, 11/29, 12/06/06 1 Model Train Equipment; 1 Baseball Cards; law. to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- Superior Interests (if any): None ______1 Tool Box; 1 Pictures; 1 Tube Style Radio; tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount Take notice that in accordance with N.J.S.A. 1 Other/Misc Bidders are required to comply with the re- of 20% of the bid price is required. A full legal description of the premises can 39:4-56.6, application has been made to the quirements of P.L. 1975, C. 127 (N.J.A.C. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Chief Administrator of the Motor Vehicle Com- MICHELLE LESTER 17:27), Chapter 33 of the Public Laws of sale without further notice of publication. May County. This sale is subject to unpaid mission, Trenton, New Jersey, to receive title P.O. Box 214 1977. All publication costs are paid for by the plain- taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer papers authorizing the sale for Nissan Frontier Villas, NJ 08251—0114 tiff. liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Pickup, 1993, VIN #1N6HD16YXPC364040. I Safe & File; 1 Bed: Mattress; 1 Electric Trim- STEPHEN O’CONNOR Attorney FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD amount due can be obtained from the local Objections, if any, should be made imme- mer; 1 Clothing; 1 Bed: Frame; 1 Foot Locker; Sheriff: John F. Callinan taxing authority. diately in writing to the Chief Administrator 1 Car seat, Infant; 1 Books; 1 T.V. Stand; 1 Clerk of the Board 752516 Amount due under judgment is of the Motor Vehicle Commission, Special Toys; 1 Christmas Decorations; 1 Table: Kitch- 4x Fee=$145.80 $475,039.05 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees Title Unit, P.O. Box 017, Trenton, New Jersey en; 1 Mirrors; 1 Suitcase; 1 Other/Misc 11/15, 11/22, 11/29, 12/06/06 to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- 08666-0017. DANIEL BEYEL ______tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount Space Number: H 142 Freeholder Director SHERIFF’S SALE of 20% of the bid price is required. 3x Fee=$21.87 JOSEPH WISELEY The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any 11/22, 11/29, 12/06/06 PO Box 136 1x Fee=$23.08 12/06/06 By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out sale without further notice of publication. ______Ocean View, NJ 08230 ______of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery All publication costs are paid for by the plain- TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE I Pool Liner, 3’; 1 Weight Bench; 1 Chairs: Spec. #73 Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- tiff. COUNTY OF CAPE MAY Dining Room; 1 Chain Saw body; 1 Toys; 1 BER F 12817 06, pending wherein WELLS Attorney POWERS KIRN LLC STATE OF NEW JERSEY Boxes; 1 Other/Misc ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS FARGO BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, Sheriff: John F. Callinan BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS AS TRUSTEE FOR THE MLMI TRUST SE- 752515 NOTICE TO BIDDERS 2x Fee=$58.32 CAPE MAY COUNTY – NEW JERSEY RIES 2005-HE1 the plaintiff AND JANIELLE 4x Fee=$111.78 11/29, 12/6/06 L. HEVALOW, ET AL are the defendant(s), I 11/15, 11/22, 11/29, 12/06/06 Take notice that sealed bids are hereby re- ______Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals shall expose for sale at public venue on: ______quested for supplying the following services SPEC. #74 addressed to Stephen O’Connor, Clerk of the WEDNESDAY THE 13TH DAY OF SHERIFF’S SALE and/or materials to the Township of Middle in Board, will be receiving up to 2:00 p.m. pre- DECEMBER A.D. 2006 the calendar year 2007: ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS vailing time, on December 19, 2006, at which at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS time they will be publicly opened and read in House Building located at 9 N. Main Street of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- LEAD ABATEMENT AND WINDOW RE- CAPE MAY COUNTY – NEW JERSEY the Intermediate Meeting Room, Administra- (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET PLACEMENT - FORMER WHITESBORO tion Building, 4 Moore Road, Cape May Court Jersey. NUMBER F 17226 05, pending wherein SCHOOL (HEAD START) Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals House, New Jersey for the following: TRIBECA LENDING CORPORATION the addressed to Stephen O’Connor, Clerk of the Property to be sold is located in the Town- plaintiff AND JAMES F. DETWILER, ET ALS The sealed bids will be received by the Town- Board, will be received up to 2:00PM prevail- FURNISH AND DELIVER ONE (1) COM- ship of Middle, County of Cape May and ship Clerk of the Township of Middle at 33 State of New Jersey. `Notice of Tax Sale Premises commonly known as: 704 Bayview Road, Township of Middle, Rio Borough of West Wildwood Grande, NJ 08242 County of Cape May State of New Jersey Tax Lot No. 1 fka 17 aka 17-18, 23-28, 31-36 in Block 1098 Notice is hereby given pursuant to the provisions of the statues of the State of New Jersey, concerning unpaid taxes, assessments and other municipal charges, the Undersigned Collector of Taxes of the Borough of West Wildwood, County of Cape May and the State of New Jersey, expose to PUBLIC SALE Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 50 ft x 100 ft x 150 ft x 250 ft x 100 ft x 100 ft ON: Thursday, December 14,2006- 11:00 In the Morning (Eleven O’Clock) in the municipal building, 701 W Glenwood Avenue, West Wildwood, NJ all of the x 50 ft following described lots and parcels of land and premises for ALL TAXES, ASSESSMENTS AND OTHER MUNICPAL CHARGES, up to and including December 31, 2005 as computed in the list on fi le in the offi ce of undersigned. This sale of lands and premises will be struck off and sold to such person or persons as Nearest Cross Street: Seventh Avenue will purchase same, subject to the right of redemption at the lowest rate of interest, but in no case in excess of eighteen(18%) per annum. Industrial properties may be subject to the Spill Compensation and Control Act in N.J.S.A. 13:K-6 et seq. In addition, the municipality is precluded from issuing a tax sale certifi cate *Subject to any open taxes, water/ sewer, to any purchaser who may be in any way connected to the prior owner or operator of the site. The payment of the sale shall be made before the conclusion of municipal or tax liens that may be due. the sale or the property will be resold. ALL PAYMENTS WILL BE MADE IN CASH OR CERTIFIED CHECK. Tax and prior lien info: The total amount due for lien #2006-4921 Block Lot Qual Name Principle 2005 Interest Total Address is $4,590.92. The lien redemption date is 103 2.11 C06 Hayes, Richard E & Kimberly A 1066.80 251.25 1318.05 15 Bay Ave T 9/8/06. 116 11 Gillespie, John J Jr & Patricia 128.12 101.97 230.09 635 W Glenwood Ave W&S 120 7 Haslett, Walter H SR & Elizabeth A 691.00 314.16 1005.16 732 W Maple Ave W&S A full legal description of the premises can 126 4.04 Eriskin, Zafer H & Blaetz, Darlene 3647.35 1176.64 4819.74 212 Neptune Ave T/W&S be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May County. This sale is subject to unpaid 145 13 Kitzinger, Robert H & Karen Cherry 3565.28 617.24 4178.27 213 P Ave T/W&S taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and other Municipal Assessments. The T= Taxes W&S= Water & Sewer amount due can be obtained from the local taxing authority. 4xFee=$194.40 11/22/06, 11/29/06, 12/6/06, 12/13/06 1x Fee = $72.90 12/6/06 Amount due under judgment is A36 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Classifi ed Herald Newspapers December 6 2006 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES (From Page A35) 2. Agreement with Greenman-Pedersen, Inc. his wife, their heirs, devisees and personal due for SEWER is $264.71 as of 7/26/2006 necessary, to approve or disapprove the pro- the same was then ordered to be published for attention. THE REGULAR Monthly Meeting of the for professional engineering services for Sea representatives, and their or any of their suc- posed 2007 Annual Budget. Said voting shall according to law; and that such ordinance Board of Commissioners of Water District #1 Isle Boulevard Bridge over Ludlams Thorofare cessors in right, title and interest, are hereby A full legal description of the premises can take place at the Erma Fire House, Airport will be further considered for fi nal passage at 15. Awnings are permitted in all zones subject of the Township of Middle, County of Cape Rehabilitation Project; $228,738.91. made a party defendant to the foreclosure ac- Complex, Erma, New Jersey. a meeting of the Board of Commissioners to to district/use regulations outlined below. May and State of New Jersey will commence be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape 3. Agreement with Jersey Cape Diagnostic tion because you have or may claim to have May County. This sale is subject to unpaid be held at the Borough Hall in said Borough on Thursday, December 14, 2006 promptly Training and Opportunity Center, Inc. to pro- some right, title, lien or other interest affecting The legal voters of said Fire District shall also on Wednesday, December 13, 2006 at 9:30 16. Any application for site plan review shall at 7:00pm at 581 Old Avalon Blvd., Avalon taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer vide recyclable material pick-up services for the real estate being foreclosed, by virtue of liens and other Municipal Assessments. The be asked to elect 1 Commissioner to the Board a.m., prevailing time, or as soon thereafter as include any proposed temporary and perma- Manor, NJ. All parties are welcome to attend. various County locations; 1/1/07 – 12/31/07, ownership, inheritance, descent, intestacy, of Fire Commissioners for a 3 year term. possible, at which time and place all persons nent signs. Carol Lynch, Clerk amount due can be obtained from the local $55,510.00. devise, dower, curtesy, mortgage, deed, or taxing authority. interested will be given an opportunity to be 4. Addendum to agreement with Maxim conveyance, enter of judgment or other legal Amount due under judgment is The closing date for the fi ling of Petitions of heard concerning such ordinance. 17. Where a sign does not have a panel 1x Fee=$4.86 12/06/06 Healthcare Services, Inc. for providing nursing or lawful right. The nature of which and the $113,790.32 Nominations to the Secretary of the Board background, the area of such sign shall be ______costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees NOTICE OF CONTRACTS AWARDED staff as needed for the annual drive-through reason that you and each of you are joined as to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- relative to candidacy for said term shall be KEVIN M. YECCO, Municipal Clerk computed by measuring the plane surface fl u shot clinic; $53.00/hr. for RN, $42.50/hr. defendants is set forth with particularity in the tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount on January 20, 2007. All nomination petitions lying within the shortest straight lines con- for LPN. complaint, a copy of which will be furnished to of 20% of the bid price is required. may be obtained from the Secretary of the BOROUGH OF WILDWOOD CREST necting the exterior points of the letters and The County of Cape May (the “County”) has you on request addressed to the attorneys for Commissioners of Fire District #3 by calling CAPE MAY COUNTY ornaments on and of said sign. entered into contracts without competitive The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any The contracts and resolutions authorizing the the plaintiff at the above mentioned address. sale without further notice of publication. her at (609) 967 5300. NEW JERSEY bidding for professional or extraordinary, un- above are on fi le and available for public in- 18. No sign shall be located in the sight specifi able services. The amounts charged All publication costs are paid for by the plain- spection in the offi ce of Clerk of the Board of Dated: November 27, 2006 tiff. Patricia M. Jordan, Secretary ORDINANCE NO. 1022 triangle, as defi ned as that area outside of for these services will be determined in accor- Chosen Freeholders. Fire District #3, Township of Lower the curb line and the straight line connecting dance with the agreements/contracts dated Attorney ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- Theodore J. Fetter MAN AN ORDINANCE AUGMENTING AND “sight points,” one (1) located on each curb as of November 28, 2006. The County has Stephen O’Connor Acting Clerk of the Superior Court 1x Fee=$14.58 12/06/06 AMENDING THE LAND DEVELOPMENT line at a distance of twenty-fi ve (25) feet from authorized the following: Sheriff: John F. Callinan Clerk/Administrator 752526 ______ORDINANCE OF THE BOROUGH OF WILD- the corner. 1x Fee=$40.10 12/06/06 PUBLIC NOTICE OF THE 2007 BUDGET WOOD CREST AND AMENDING ORDI- 1. Professional services agreements for on- 4x Fee=$116.64 1x Fee=$19.44 12/06/06 ______12/06, 12/13, 12/20, 12/27/06 HEARING FOR THE COMMISSIONERS OF NANCE 983 ADOPTED OCTOBER 26, 2005, 19. Any lighting associated with a sign shall call NJ registered nurses for the Cape May ______SHERIFF’S SALE FIRE DISTRICT NO. 3 AND ORDINANCE NO. 989 ADOPTED DE- be arranged and shielded in such a manner as County Death Pronouncement Program; per ______NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS SHERIFF’S SALE CEMBER 7, 2005, CHAPTER 85 – ARTICLE II not to create a hazard or nuisance to nearby hour fee schedule. By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Commis- – SECTION 85-11 DEFINITIONS – AWNING, residential properties or the traveling public. 2. Interlocal Services Agreement with the SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery sioners of Fire District No. 3 in the Township BANNER, PENNANT, SIGHT TRIANGLE Cape May County Municipal Utilities Authority By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out CHANCERY DIVISION Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- of Lower, pursuant to New Jersey statutory AND CHAPTER 85, ARTICLE XV – DESIGN B. Prohibited signs. Signs prohibited in all for the construction, maintenance and use of CAPE MAY COUNTY BER F 12529 06, pending wherein WELLS DOCKET law, shall hold a public hearing relative to the STANDARDS FOR SUBDIVISIONS AND zones shall specifi cally include, but not be telecommunication towers; term of 15 years. cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NO. F-21435-06 FARGO BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, NUMBER F 18788 05, pending wherein proposed 2007 annual budget for the Fire SITE PLANS – SECTION 85-97 SIGNS – AR- limited to, the following: 3. Agreement with NJIT-CIAT for Records In- AS TRUSTEE FOR MORGAN STANLEY MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRA- District on Tuesday, December 26, 2006 at TICLE XVII, GUARANTEES, INSPECTIONS ventory Management Plan; $37,000.00. (L.S.) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: Corsville CAPITAL I INC. TRUST 2004-OPI MORT- TION SYSTEMS, INC. 7:00 p.m. at the Erma Fire Hall, located at AND OFF-TRACT IMPROVEMENTS – SEC- 1. Any sign which does not pertain to an oc- 4. Agreement with NJIT-CIAT for Records the plaintiff AND E. Stille and Laura C. Stille, his wife, their GAGE PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES, CLARENCE E. CRAWLEY, JR., ET ALS are the airport complex, Lexington Avenue, Erma, TION 85-139 (A3) FEES – VARIANCES; SEC- cupant, service, or product actually occupying Management Training Policies and Proce- heirs, devisees and personal representatives, SERIES 2004-OPI the plaintiff AND RICH- New Jersey. TION 85-143 – ENFORCEMENT; SECTION or provided on the premises where such sign dures Part II; $32,000.00. the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at and their or any of their successors in right, ARD DEANE, ET AL are the defendant(s), I public venue on: 85-144 – CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY is located. 5. Professional services agreements through title and interest shall expose for sale at public venue on: WEDNESDAY THE 3RD DAY OF The purpose of the budget hearing is to pro- AND SECTION 85-145 – VIOLATIONS AND the County Health Department from 1/1/07 WEDNESDAY THE 3RD DAY OF JANUARY A.D. 2007 vide any and all taxpayers of the Fire District PENALTIES 2. Roof signs and signs extending above the through 12/31/07 with: Cheryl Eisele - Family YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND RE- JANUARY A.D. 2007 and all persons having an interest therein an wall to which they are attached except as Planning Clinic; Midwest Lab - Family Plan- at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court QUIRED to serve upon Lee B. Roth Law Of- at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court House Building located at 9 N. Main Street opportunity to present objections to the said WHEREAS, in accordance with N.J.S.A. where permitted in the M-1 zone. ning Clinic; Midwest Lab - 601 Lab; William fi ces, Michael P. O’Grodnick, Esquire 91 Main House Building located at 9 N. Main Street annual budget prior to its fi nal adoption by the 40:55D-26 of the Municipal Land Use Law, Robinson - Dental; James Rochford – Dental; (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Street Flemington, New Jersey 08822 (908) (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Jersey. Commissioners. Final adoption of the budget proposed changes to the local zoning or- 3. Signs posted on fences, posts, utility poles Henry Komansky – 601; Raymond Marotta – 782-5317 / Fax: (908) 782-5694, an answer to Jersey. by the Commissioners may occur at this meet- dinance are to be reviewed by and recom- or trees. STD Clinic; Raymond Marotta – Child Health the Complaint/Amended Complaint, Amend- Property to be sold is located in the Town- ing on December 26, 2006 after the closing mended by the municipality’s local planning Clinic; Cape Atlantic Oral & Maxillofacial ments and Orders, if any, fi led in a civil action, Property to be sold is located in the Town- ship of Lower, County of Cape May and of the hearing concerning said budget. Said board, and 4. Signs posted on borough property without Surgeons; Lynda Adamson - Family Planning in which NJD Management Corp, is plaintiff, ship of Lower, County of Cape May and State of New Jersey. budget may be adopted in that exact form as the consent of the Governing Body. Clinic. and Corsville E. Stille and Laura C. Stille, State of New Jersey. previously approved by the Commissioners WHEREAS, the Planning Board of the Bor- 6. Amendment #1 to the subcontract with his wife, their heirs, devisees and personal Premises commonly known as: 15 Georgia or may be amended during or after the public ough of Wildwood Crest adopted Resolution 5. Signs standing, installed or painted on side- Wellbread Catering due to an increase of representatives, and their or any of their suc- Premises commonly known as: 116 Clare- Avenue, Villas, NJ 08251 hearing concerning the budget. No. PB 06-37 on October 5, 2006, copy of walks, curbs or the public right-of-way. attendees at the Municipal Alliance Com- cessors in right, title and interest, et als., are mont, Cape May, NJ 08204 which is attached hereto and incorporated mittee Conference on 11/16/96; $1,210.60 defendants, pending in the Superior Court of Tax Lot No. 12 & 13 in Block 217 A copy of the proposed budget, which was herein, which resolution recommends chang- 6. Exterior moving signs or lights of any na- additional. New Jersey, within thirty-fi ve (35) days after BEING KNOWN as Lot 14, Block 494.07, previously approved by the Commissioners at es to the zoning ordinance of the Borough of ture. 7. Amendment to subcontract with Cape the day of publication of this notice, exclusive on the offi cial Tax Map of the Township Dimension of Lot Approximately: 75 x 100 a regular meeting, said meeting having been Wildwood Crest, and Assist for the Student Assistance Project; in- of such date. If you fail to do so, judgment by of Lower. duly advertised in accordance with the Open 7. Signs on abutments, retaining walls, em- creased amount of $1,141.00. default may be rendered against you for the Nearest Cross Street: Bayshore Road Public Meetings Act of the State of New Jer- WHEREAS, the Planning Board of the Bor- bankments, standpipes, water towers or relief demanded in the Complaint/Amended Dimensions: 42.43ft x 37.57ft x 126.02ft x sey, shall be available to each and every per- ough of Wildwood Crest recommends said similar structures unless approved by the The contracts and resolutions authorizing the Complaint, Amendments and Orders, if any. 81.67ft x 125ft Beginning at a point in the Northeasterly son requesting same during the week preced- changes to be in the best interest of the Bor- Governing Body. above are on fi le and available for public in- You shall fi le your answer and proof of ser- line of Georgia Avenue 284.97 feet North- ing said public hearing and may be obtained ough of Wildwood Crest. spection in the offi ce of Clerk of the Board of vice in duplicate with the Clerk of the Superior Nearest Cross Street: Old Mill Drive westwardly from the end of curve which from the Township Clerk, 2600 Bayshore 8. Advertising signs painted directly on build- Chosen Freeholders. Court of New Jersey, Hughes Justice Com- connects the said Northeasterly line of Road, Villas, New Jersey or from Patricia Jor- NOW THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED by ings, except in the M-1 and B-1 zones. plex - CN 971, Trenton, New Jersey 08625, *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal Georgia Avenue with the Northwesterly dan, Board Secretary, 609 967 5300. the Board of Commissioners of the Borough Stephen O’Connor in accordance with the rules of civil practice liens or other charges, and any such tax- line of Bayshore Road, said point being of Wildwood Crest, County of Cape May and 9. Advertising signs on accessory buildings. Clerk/Administrator and procedure. es, charges, liens, insurance premiums or also in the division line between Lots 11 Additionally, the Board’s regular meeting will State of New Jersey as follows: other advances made by plaintiff prior to and 12, Block and Plan aforesaid, contain- be held at the close of the Public Hearing for 10. Advertising signs which constitute a haz- 1x Fee=$26.73 12/06/06 If you are unable to obtain an attorney, you this sale. All interested parties are to con- ing Northwestwardly along said line of the budget, at which time regular business Section 1 Chapter 85 – Land Develop- ard to the traveling public. ______may contact the Lawyers Referral Service of duct and rely upon their own independent Georgia Avenue 75 feet in front of breadth may be conducted. ment Ordinance of the Borough of Wildwood NOTICE OF COMPETITIVE CONTRACTS investigation to ascertain whether or not AWARDED the County of venue by calling 609-463-0313 and of the width extending Northeastward- Crest is amended as follows: 11. Pylon signs except as permitted herein. Legal Service Offi ce 609-465-3001. any outstanding interest remain of record ly between parallel lines, at right angles Patricia M. Jordan, Secretary, and/or have priority over the lien being to said line of Georgia Avenue 100 feet in Fire District #3, A. Article II – Defi nitions - Section 85-11: 12. Billboard signs. This notice is being published in accordance This action has been instituted for the purpose foreclosed and, if so, the current amount length or depth. Township of Lower 1. Awning – A temporary or portable roof-like with the requirements of N.J.S.A. 40A:11- of foreclosing a tax lien dated June 10, 1997, due thereon. covering attached to a frame which is entirely 13. Throwaways or handbills on porches, in 4.5(g). At a regular meeting of the Cape May assessed to Trustee/Masonic Hall & Asylum Prior Liens/Encumbrances 1x Fee=$24.30 12/06/06 supported by the building or other structure to cars, or distributed in any manner as to permit County Board of Chosen Freeholders, held on Fund purchased by NJD Management Corp. A full legal description of the premises can 2006 Taxes 4th Quarter Open - $131.83 ______which it is attached. their being blown and littering the streets. November 28, 2006, the County entered into recorded July 8, 1997 in Book 2620 of Mort- be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Sewer Open + Penalty - $74.67 NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARDED contract(s) through the Competitive Contract- gages for Cape May County, Page 0786; As- May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Added Assessments Open (4th Quarter) 2. Banner – Any sign made of paper, plastic or 14. Automobile, trailer (attached or unat- ing Process as follows: signment - None and to recover possession of taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer - $363.44 The Board of Commissioners of the Borough fabric which may or may not possess charac- tached) or vehicle of any nature bearing signs said lands and premises commonly known as liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Total As of 10/30/2006: $569.94 of Wildwood Crest, in the County of Cape ters, letters or illustrations. or advertisements, parked or left for more 1. Agreement with McCormick Taylor, Inc. for Block 25, Lot 27 add’l lots 33-49, Woodland amount due can be obtained from the local May and State of New Jersey, has awarded a than twenty-four (24) hours upon any vacant the design of improvements to Sea Isle Bou- Avenue, Township of Upper, County of Cape taxing authority. contract without competitive bidding as a “Pro- 3. Pennant – Any sign made of paper, plastic land or public street. levard (CR 625) Section II from Garden State A full legal description of the premises can May and the State of New Jersey. Amount due under judgment is be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape fessional Service” in accordance with N.J.S.A. or fabric which may or may not possess char- Parkway to Ludlams Thorofare Bridge, Den- $110,128.68 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees 40A:11-5(1)(a). acters, letters or illustrations. 15. Flashing or illuminating signs that spell or nis Township; $624,610.86. May County. This sale is subject to unpaid You, Corsville E. Stille and Laura C. Stille, to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer present alternating messages. tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount liens and other Municipal Assessments. The This contract was awarded to the fi rm of Van 4. Sight Triangle – The area outside of the of 20% of the bid price is required. amount due can be obtained from the local Note-Harvey Associates, based on the merits curb line and the straight line connecting 16. Any lighting or control mechanism which The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any taxing authority. and abilities of said contractor to provide the (sight points) one (1) located at each curb line may cause radio or television interference. sale without further notice of publication. Amount due under judgment is services as described herein. This contract at a distance of twenty-fi ve (25) feet from the All publication costs are paid for by the plain- $157,061.94 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees was not awarded through a “fair and open corner. 17. All signs operating between the hours of tiff. to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- process” pursuant to N.J.S.A. 19:44A-20.4, et. 1:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m., with the exception Attorney PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount seq. As such, the undersigned does hereby B. Article XV – Design Standards for Subdivi- of a service sign denoting “Vacancy” no larger Sheriff: John F. Callinan of 20% of the bid price is required. attest, based upon execution of the “Business sions and Site Plans – Section 85-97 – Signs: than two (2) feet by four (4) feet and the fur- 752525 The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Entity Disclosure Certifi cation” by said con- 85-97 Signs. Signs shall be permitted only ther exception of all signs in the B-1, MC, and 4x Fee=$140.94 sale without further notice of publication. tractor that the fi rm of Van Note-Harvey As- in compliance with the following regulations M-1 Zones. 12/06, 12/13, 12/20, 12/27/06 All publication costs are paid for by the plain- sociates, its subsidiaries, assigns or principals which are intended to provide attractive, co- ______tiff. controlling in excess of 10% of the company, ordinated, informative and effi cient signs in 18. Signs where the actual force of illumina- SHERIFF’S SALE Attorney FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD will not make a reportable contribution during the borough. tion is exposed to public view with the excep- Sheriff: John F. Callinan the term of the contract to any political party tion of neon. By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out 752527 committee in the Borough of Wildwood Crest if A. General regulations. The following regula- of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery 4x Fee=$145.80 a member of that political party is serving in an tions shall apply to all permitted and pre-exist- 19. Pennants. Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- 12/06, 12/13, 12/20, 12/27/06 elective public offi ce of the Borough of Wild- ing non-conforming signs: BER F 10556 06, pending wherein EVER- ______wood Crest when the contract is awarded, 1. No signs shall be hung, erected, rebuilt or 20. Flags or banners for the purpose of ad- HOME MORTGAGE COMPANY the plaintiff Due to the heavy holiday schedule there will or to any candidate committee of any person placed upon any building or structure unless a vertising, except for a business in the B-1 and AND JENNIFER RASE are the defendant(s), I not be a regular monthly meeting of The Cape serving in an elective public offi ce of the bor- zoning permit and/or construction permit has M-1 Zones. shall expose for sale at public venue on: May County Advisory Commission on the ough when the contract is awarded. been obtained by the property owner or an DON’T REPLACE YOUR OLD BATHTUB... WEDNESDAY THE 3RD DAY OF Status of Women, which would have been authorized agent of owner. Permit applica- 21. Signs on balconies or attached to balcony JANUARY A.D. 2007 held on December 26th, 2006. The regular The Resolution authorizing this contract and tions shall be accompanied by a plan showing railings. $ at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court schedule of the fourth Tuesday will continue the actual contract are available for public in- details of the sign, type of illumination, type of REGLAZE IT! House Building located at 9 N. Main Street in January 2007. spection in the Offi ce of the Borough Clerk. materials, colors, size and location of the sign 22. All temporary signs shall be prohibited We also do 299 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New on the building and/or parcel. except as outlined below. W/COUPON Jersey. 1x Fee=$4.86 12/06/06 AWARDED TO Sinks, Tile, Tub regularly $399 Surrounds ______VAN NOTE-HARVEY ASSOCIATES 2. All signs shall be kept in good repair which C. Temporary signs. Temporary signs in all Municipality: Township of Middle The Borough of Wildwood Crest shall include replacement or repair of broken zones and for all parcels, including vacant & Color Notice of Zoning Board Action SERVICES TO BE RENDERED structural elements, casings, or faces, mainte- lots, shall be subject to the following regula- Travel Charge Street Address: 19 Paula Lane ENGINEER-PREPARATION OF TAX MAP nance of legibility and all lighting elements. tions: May Apply TAKE NOTICE, in open public meeting held Tax Lot: 15 November 28, 2006 the Zoning Board of Wild- COST NOT TO EXCEED $110,000.00 3. The owner of the premises shall be respon- 1. During construction, no more than one sible for keeping the area surrounding ground (1) sign total identifying architects, builders, www.easternrefinishing.net wood Crest took action on the following appli- Tax Block: 471 cations and memorializing resolution: PERIOD NOVEMBER 29, 2006 signs neat, clean and landscaped. real estate brokers, lending institutions, and EASTERN REFINISHING CO. • 800-463-1879 THROUGH NOVEMBER 28, 2007 contractors is permitted. No sign shall be Approximate Dimensions: 120’ x 30’ Robert D’Ambrosio and Michael Vicaro. 8704 4. Directional and State-required signs hav- displayed until municipal approval has been COUPON EXPIRES 12/20/06 Atlantic Avenue, B153.01, Lot 3. R-2 Zone. KEVIN M. YECCO, BOROUGH CLERK ing areas of less than two (2) square feet are granted and shall be removed when a Cer- Nearest Cross Street: Route 47 After hearing and upon deliberation, the Board exempt from area and location regulations tifi cate of Occupancy is issued. Maximum approved, with conditions, this application for 1x Fee=$24.30 12/06/06 except they shall be located a minimum of size is 16 square feet for lots up to 12,000 A full legal description of the premises can “d” variance for use and expansion, in order ______fi ve (5) feet from any property line and further square feet 32 square feet for lots greater be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape to eliminate one unit of a pre-existing noncon- BOROUGH OF WILDWOOD CREST provided they do not constitute a hazard to the than 12,000 square feet May County. This sale is subject to unpaid forming triplex, renovate and expand remain- CAPE MAY COUNTY traveling public. taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer ing duplex on a 40’ wide lot; also approved NEW JERSEY The location of the sign’s outboard edge liens and other Municipal Assessments. The for “c” variance for curb cut requirements. 5. Applications shall comply with all applicable shall not be nearer than one-half the required amount due can be obtained from the local Technical variance was granted to acknowl- ORDINANCE NO. 1021 county, state and federal sign regulations. setback from any property line, and shall not taxing authority. edge pre-existing nonconforming conditions stand more than six (6) feet from the ground. Amount due under judgment is on subject property not affected by the ap- AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE RE- 6. Non-conforming signs shall not be en- $171,605.56 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees plication plan. PEAL OF ORDINANCE NO. 768 ADOPTED larged, changed, or altered in size, location As part of site plan review by the Planning to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- DECEMBER 21, 1992, WHICH ORDINANCE or appearance unless they are to conform to Board or permit review by the Zoning Offi cer, tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount Louis J. and Colleen M. DiGiorgio, 114 E. AUTHORIZED INTERLOCAL SERVICE these regulations. Non-conforming signs may proposed temporary signs shall be presented The Perfect Holiday Gift of 20% of the bid price is required. Crocus Road, Block 27, Lots 28 & 29. R-2 AGREEMENT OF THE BOROUGH OF be reconstructed or rebuilt with prior approval including requests for waivers from the above The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Zone. After hearing and upon deliberation, WILDWOOD CREST, CITY OF WILDWOOD, by the zoning offi cer. regulations. for Your Favorite Lottery Player! sale without further notice of publication. the Board approved this application for “d” THE CITY OF NORTH WILDWOOD, THE All publication costs are paid for by the plain- variance to continue pre-existing multifamily BOROUGH OF WEST WILDWOOD FOR 7. All principal buildings in all districts shall 2. For Sale or Rent – No permit shall be re- tiff. use in two principle structures in the R-2 Zone PARTICIPATION IN THE JOINT CONSTRUC- be clearly identifi ed as to street number by quired when placed by the property owners or www.Pick4Winner.com Attorney PLUESE, BECKER & SALTZMAN and to expand and renovate both structures. TION OFFICE OF THE WILDWOODS, AND means of a small unobstructed sign, clearly their duly authorized and licensed real estate Sheriff: John F. Callinan The Board approved “c” variance for rear and AUGMENTING AND AMENDING CHAPTER visible and legible from the main and abut- brokers and meet the requirements below. 752524 side yard setback and parking. Approval is 22 – CONSTRUCTION – OF THE CODE OF ting street. Vacant ground shall be subject to the regula- Tired of someone always looking over your shoulder? 4x Fee=$97.20 conditioned upon reducing units from six to THE BOROUGH OF WILDWOOD CREST, tions below. 12/06, 12/13, 12/20, 12/27/06 fi ve, creating a carport for increased off-street SECTIONS 22-1 – JOINT CONSTRUCTION 8. Letter form and the use of symbols on signs Enjoy the freedom and independence of becoming ______parking under the rear building while eliminat- OFFICE OF THE WILDWOODS, SECTION must be simple, bold, and identifi able. The For single family or two-family residential SHERIFF’S SALE 22-2 – OFFICIALS, AMENDING ORDI- size, location, design, color, texture, lighting, units, one (1) temporary ground mounted sign an over-the-road driver at Schneider National. ing proposed third story living space. Techni- cal variance was granted to acknowledge pre- NANCE NO. 875 ADOPTED JULY 26, 2000, and materials of all temporary and permanent shall be permitted per unit announcing that By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out existing nonconforming conditions on subject AND TO AUTHORIZE THE TRANSFER signs and outdoor advertising structures or the property on which it is located is for sale • Company-provided CDL training for of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- property not affected by the application plan. TO THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY features shall not detract from the design of or rent, provided such sign shall be displayed qualified candidates cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET AFFAIRS, STATE OF NEW JERSEY, ALL proposed buildings and structures and the for only so long as such property is for sale NUMBER F 1344 06, pending wherein RESPONSIBILITY FOR ADMINISTRATION, surrounding properties. or rent. Such signs shall not exceed a total • $33,500-$60,500 (depending on experience) Resolution ZB-06-29. Ralph and Rose Coiro, WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. the plaintiff Angelo Coiro. 213 E. Monterey Avenue, Block INSPECTION AND ENFORCEMENT OF of fi ve (5) square feet or 2 x 2 1/2 ‘, inclusive • Low-cost medical and dental insurance AND MAUREEN MC NAMEE, ET AL are the 119, Lot 7. R-2 Zone. The Board adopted this THE UNIFORM CONSTRUCTION CODE 9. All signs shall be constructed and placed of two (2) six (6) inch riders. One information defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public resolution memorializing Board action taken ON BEHALF OF THE BOROUGH OF WILD- in such a manner as to insure driver reaction sheet holder is permitted but must be securely venue on: on October 24, 2006 to approve, with condi- WOOD CREST time and safe stopping distance to the en- attached to the for rent or sale sign. For sale APPLY ONLINE AT WEDNESDAY THE 3RD DAY OF tions, this application for “d” and “c” variance trance of the business or commercial use. or rent signs shall be located no closer than schneiderjobs.com JANUARY A.D. 2007 to continue and expand a pre-existing, non- NOTICE OF FINAL ADOPTION ten (10) feet from the curb on residential prop- 800-44-PRIDE • 800-447-7433 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court conforming use as a duplex on a 40’ wide lot. 10. Every sign shall be in good scale and erties, and the top of the sign shall be no more EOE M/F/D/V House Building located at 9 N. Main Street THE ABOVE CAPTIONED ORDINANCE proportion in design and visual relationship to than four (4) feet above ground level. (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New All documents related to the Board’s action on WAS PASSED ON SECOND READING AND structures, buildings and other surroundings. Jersey. above-referenced applications and memorial- FINALLY ADOPTED BY THE BOARD OF For properties in the Motel Zone that contain izing resolutions, as well as Board agenda, COMMISSIONERS OF THE BOROUGH OF 11. Every sign shall be designed as an inte- more than two multi-family residential units, Property to be sold is located in the City of WILDWOOD CREST, IN THE COUNTY OF gral architectural element of the structure, there may be one (1) ground mounted sign Place your business-card-size ad are on fi le in the Offi ce of the Borough Clerk at Wildwood, County of Cape May and State Borough Hall and are available for inspection CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY, AFTER PUBLIC building and site to which it principally relates. advertising for rent or for sale with a maximum in 143 New Jersey newspapers of New Jersey. during normal working hours on any weekday. HEARING AT A REGULAR MEETING OF As an architectural element, a sign shall be in size of forty-eight (48) inches x twenty-four SCORE and get your message to over This Notice is pursuant to the provisions of THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS HELD harmony with the structure, building or site’s (24) inches, allowing up to six (6) rider-size Premises commonly known as: 216 East N.J.S.A. 40:55D-1, et seq. ON NOVEMBER 29, 2006. character and use. real estate signs per side. For sale or rent 3 million readers for $1,100. Juniper Avenue, Wildwood, NJ 08260 signs shall be located no closer than twenty Statewide coverage for less Linda Adams KEVIN M. YECCO 12. The colors, materials, and lighting of every (20) feet from the curb, and the top of the Tax Lot No.: 7 in Block 245 Zoning Board Secretary BOROUGH CLERK sign shall be harmonious with the structure, sign shall be no more than four (4) feet above than $9 per publication. building and site to which it principally relates. ground level on multi-family residential prop- CONTACT THIS NEWSPAPER for Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 1x Fee=$31.59 12/06/06 1x Fee=$24.30 12/06/06 erties in the M zones. more information or call 30 ft x 90 ft ______13. The number of graphic elements on a Diane Trent, NJPA: NOTICE OF ANNUAL ELECTION NOTICE OF PENDING ORDINANCE sign shall be limited to a minimum needed to One (1) open house sign is permitted on the Nearest Cross Street: Pacifi c Avenue convey the sign’s main message, and shall property that is for sale during the time the 609-406-0600 ext. 24 or email NOTICE is hereby given that the Commission- Notice is hereby given that the following or- be composed in proportion to the area of the open house is taking place and only if an [email protected] *Subject to any open taxes, water/ sewer, ers of Fire District No. 3, Township of Lower, dinance was introduced at a meeting of the sign face. agent or broker is on-site. Balloons are per- municipal or tax liens that may be due. shall ask the legal voters of said Fire District Board of Commissioners of the Borough of mitted attached to the sign during the period on Saturday, February 17, 2007, between the Wildwood Crest on Wednesday, November 14. Each sign shall be compatible with signs of the open house. The open house sign and New Jersey 2x2 Display Ad Network Tax and Prior Lien Info: The total amount hours of 2:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m., or longer, if 29, 2006, and passed on fi rst reading, and on adjoining premises and shall not compete balloons must be removed at the conclusion (Page A37 Please) Herald Newspapers December 6 2006 Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A37 PUBLIC NOTICES Nationals (From Page A36) of the open house. Pennants, fl ags and ban- e. A single, non-illuminated credit card sign, must not fall within six (6) feet of the rear prop- older and able to start today. 1-866-350-2220 one qualifi es! Live Operators! AVOID DEAD- 9024 ext 6600 ners are prohibited. Open house signs and not exceeding two (2) square feet in size, may erty line. Any supporting posts must meet Help Wanted: Part-time, home-based Internet LINES! 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CTN Help Wanted: DETENTION OFFICER: Phoe- have been helping people with credit problems Paycheck to Paycheck?? Change your mitted announcing a contractor performing ry uses in the motel district shall be permitted G. Substandard signs may be removed by the Corporation 1-866-908-8351 nix, Arizona. Maricopa County Sheriff’s Offi ce. since 1991”. Call 1-800-654-1816. life now! Health Care jobs pay $35,000 to work on a property, only so long as the work to display only the following signs: Borough for the following reasons: $14.99/hr. Excellent benefi ts. NO EXPERI- $50,000- Your furute is worth a 5 minute call. is in progress, or three (3) months, whichever LOTS & ACREAGE ADIRONDACK BAR- ENCE NECESSARY. Contact 602-307-5245, $$CASH$$ Immediate cash for structured www.meditec.com or 1-877-335-4072 is less. Such sign shall not exceed fi ve (5) a. Two (2) signs for the purpose of identifi cation 1. Unsafe signs. 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Low rates. in all zones for a period of two (2) months prior addition, a free-standing sign is permitted but Construction Offi cial or designee shall have Miscellaneous ACR METAL ROOFING & SID- 6380, ext.630. 1796. APPLY NOW BY PHONE! 1-888-271-0463 to a primary, general and/or special election shall not exceed twenty-fi ve (25) square feet the right to remove said sign: otherwise, com- ING. Save $$ Fast delivery, agricultural, com- www.cash-for-cases.com and for one (1) week thereafter. Said signs per side, and shall be setback at least one half pliance shall be made within seventy–two (72) mercial, residential. 30 year warranty. Pole Land For Sale: LAND BARGAINS IN NYS, 5 ASSEMBLE MAGNETS & CRAFTS FROM shall not exceed twelve (12) square feet and of the required setback. Signs mounted on a hours. The Borough may charge the owner Barn Packages, refl ective insulation, door Acres, New Camp with Loft & Porch- $25,000. HOME! Year-round Work! Excellent Pay! 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Land For Sale: ADIRONDACK BARGAIN! 33 Plavix $45.00, Singulair $51.00, Norvase 1. Those signs permitted in residential zones. is not to exceed sixteen (16) square feet. vacates the premises. Removal of the sign Exclaim Marketing. 1-800-795-5319 acres - Hunting camp - $49,900 Woods, walk COMPANY EXPANDING in your area. $1400 $26.00, Advair $50.00 Evista $32.00, Viagra can be done in the same manner as described to State Land, trophy deer and bear! Nearby weekly guarantee! Work from Home! FT/PT. $2.75. Global Medicines 1-866-634-0720 2. Exterior wall signs on non-residential es- c. Where beauty shops and gift shops are in paragraph 1 above. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS CLARINET, snowmobile trails! Town rd, survey. EZ terms! 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Lettering and logos exit or entrance, with a maximum size of two following: 683-2626. foreclosures, RFP, bids for schools, town OLD GUITARS WANTED! Fender, Gibson, are permitted at a maximum of sixteen (16) (2) square feet for each sign. One (1) sign per meetings, variances, plus many other types. Gretsch, Martin. 1930s - 1960s. Top cash $500 Police Impounds. Cars from $500! Tax square feet total for the awning. parking area designating the conditions of use 5. The zoning offi cer or any duly authorized Miscellaneous STEEL BUILDINGS: 5 Only Search for notices manually or subscribe to paid. 1-800-401-0440. Repos, US Marshal and IRS sales. Cars, or identity of such parking area, and limited to representative signs off as to compliance with 16x20, 20x24, 25x30, 30x40, 40x62 Must Smart Search and have notices sent to your Trucks, SUV’s, Toyota’s, Honda’s, Chevy’s 7. Window lettering and window signs. For a maximum size of six (6) square feet shall all applicable zoning requirements. Move. Call Today. Selling for Balance! 1-800- email address automatically. Go to: www. SCAN and more! For Listings: 1-800-298-1768 the purpose of enforcing this Ordinance, win- be permitted. 462-7930 x76. njpublicnotices.com for more information and $$$$ WEEKLY! Do What I Do. Earn What I x1010 dow lettering and signs shall not be construed Section 85-145 – Violations and Penalties – is NJPA to subscribe. Earn. Automated System. 100% Group Sup- as signs, but shall be subject only to the fol- 2. Nameplate and identifi cation signs for hereby amended as follows: Announcements: BUY NEW JERSEY FOR port. Leverage Your Cash www.3500now.com Donate Your Car to the Original 1-800-Charity lowing restrictions: single-family dwellings. A sign indicating the $399! The New Jersey Press Association can Real Estate: Coastal Georgia- New, Pre- Cars! 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Don’t miss this week's articles on …. County tax rate, p. A1; Real estate signs in Wildwoods, p. A3; Windward Harbor, p. A1; Beach theater’s demolition application, p.A(; Crest fi tness park, p. A10, and dune-building, p.A16 *********** Landings Cape May Planners Approve Sea Mist Renovations *********** By JACK FICHTER mission (HPC) granted conceptual approval ing spaces would be insuffi cient, causing earlier in the year, but ruled against the use more guests to seek parking spaces on CAPE MAY — It’s one of the most of vinyl for siding and railings with the ex- neighboring streets where parking already photographed buildings in Cape May, and ception of allowing Anderson windows. is at a premium. each year it delights thousands of seaside Callahan told the board that the site has At an earlier meeting, Callahan said that visitors who view it as the quintessential a number of preexisting non-conformities his client’s plans called for stripping the guesthouse on Cape May’s Beach Avenue – including insuffi cient lot size and park- building “down to the studs.” He said that “gold coast.” It even appears on post cards ing, frontage, fl oor area ratio, lot width the building refl ects a number of architec- and paintings sold in local shops. and building height – and that those non- tural styles and was described by one HPC But in recent years, the Sea Mist Guest- conformities would not be worsened by member as “Cape May Whimsy” style. house – widely known for its four fl oors the renovations. “Having been in the building and seen of porches with white railings trimmed in Board member Robert Smith, who is what an absolute mess it is, and knowing red, red awnings, and a roof topped with Cape May’s Superintendent of Public also what a treasure it is, I as a citizen of a cupola – fell into disrepair, according to Works, asked that as a condition of ap- Cape May appreciate that it is going to witnesses who appeared before the city’s proval, a drainage problem be corrected by be fi xed up properly,” said board member Miracles ... Planning Board on Nov. 28. channelling run-off to a city storm drain or Meryl Nelson. They plan to change that, in great a recharge system. The project still requires approval from RE/MAX of the Wild- style. Barry Sharer, project manager, testifi ed the County Planning Board and a fi nal ap- woods’ sales associate Sea Mist Cape May LLC asked the that a unit in the basement of the Sea proval from HPC. Bernadette Yanni recently board’s approval for its plans to “refur- Mist was being eliminated. He explained Contact Fichter at (609) 886-8600 Ext. Renovations would convert the became a member of the bish” the notable premises at 927 Beach that the first and second floors would 30 or: [email protected] Sea Mist’s current 15 units to national RE/MAX Chil- Ave. The board granted a variance from each have two units, with three units on eight upscale units. dren’s Miracle Network the requirement of fi ling a site plan and the third fl oor and one large unit on the (CMN) program. For each approved the proposed renovations. fourth fl oor. of her completed sales Built sometime between 1875 and The building has experienced a lot Crest Ends JCOW Participation, transactions, she’ll make a 1880, the Sea Mist currently includes of deterioration, said Sharer, and it has donation to CMN. 15 units; renovations would reduce the been closed for a year due to fi re code As Agency Prepares for Layoffs According to RE/MAX, number to eight upscale units. violations, which will be corrected during hospitals in the CMN The building will receive new electrical renovations. By LAUREN HUGGINS ence of builders, developers, and residents. program “treat the whole and plumbing systems, air conditioning, Board member Rick Spachman cast the “And this is the best way to child” and “render service insulation, siding and an elevator, ex- only negative vote, complaining of insuf- WILDWOOD CREST — Com- make this work.” based on need, not the abil- plained project attorney Glenn Callahan. fi cient parking. He said that the proposed missioners voted unanimously The borough not only re- ity to pay.” Yanni’s dona- J In the past, guests used the front lawn renovations would increase building den- on Nov. 29 to drop out of the pealed a 1992 ordinance, au- tions will go to Children’s C for parking, but Callahan told the board sity by adding more bedrooms per unit Joint Construction Offi ce of the thorizing an interlocal service Hospital of Philadelphia. that renovations would move parking to than currently exist. Wildwoods (JCOW). O agreement among the four Last year, RE/MAX as- the rear of the building. An additional Sharer said that eight parking spaces “We have to address the W island municipalities, but it sociates around the world three spaces under the building would be would be available, one for each unit. lack of control, and we have an also handed the Department donated a total of $9.6 created by removing a living unit. During public comment, Queen Street obligation to the residents of Wildwood of Community Affairs (DCA) responsibili- million to CMN. The city’s Historic Preservation Com- resident Jo Ann Heal said that eight park- Crest,” Mayor Carl Groon told an audi- (Page A45 Please) Waterfront Park (From Page A1) sumably would be raised amphitheater, the pavilion with a bond issue with a 5 overlooking the beach will siasm. percent “down payment” be refurbished, there will He noted that under- of $100,000. be a new streetscape at ground parking, previously The project now has an the end of JFK, gardens proposed, “wouldn’t work estimated $4-million price and walking paths, and ... Abound out.” But, he said, two tag. Coming up with the restroom facilities would businesses have asked the other half remains on Sea be “incorporated.” In Sea Isle City, the en- city to buy their properties, tire staff at RE/MAX Beach Isle City’s wish list. But the park almost cer- In row of beachfront houses at Coastal Colors in Wildwood Crest, the second which could provide “satel- Desiderio said the city tainly will not include the Home Realty has elected unit from the end recently sold for $2,920,000. The property's expansive lite parking areas.” to participate in CMN, has had no response to its Ludlam Beach lighthouse, beach view is pictured at right. Previti noted that park- request to the Casino Re- now a rooming house, that making that site a “Miracle ing is a problem on all Offi ce.” investment Development a group of people are try- the barrier islands, but Authority for $4 million. ing to save. That remains Donations from this lo- Week’s Transfers Substantial, “people on the promenade cation will benefit Chil- Plenty of earth will be a goal without funding or migrate to the center part moved for the project a schedule by a group that dren’s Specialized Hospi- Include Coastal Colors Flying of town.” tals in Moutainside and which includes an amphi- does not even own the “We accept having to theatre, at the lowest level, property, noted Desiderio the Bristol-Myers Squibb During the period Nov. 19-25, a total Among the week’s transfers were three drive around looking for Children’s Hospital in New of 72 deeds were recorded at the County homes in the Belldon’s Coastal Colors a bandstand somewhat and Preveti. a parking spot from May higher, and rows of sur- The Sea Isle City election Brunswick. Clerk’s Offi ce, representing property trans- complex in Wildwood Crest. Two of these 15 to Sept. 15,” said the fers for more than nominal units, selling for $1,808,500 rounding seats “working is coming about because mayor. their way up” up to grade voters Nov. 7 approved consideration. Details of the and $1,605,500, are located “They park, they walk, transactions may be found in on E. Nashville Avenue. The level, according to Previti, a change in government they come,” said Irene He compared it to Brigh- from the current three- the Property Transfer Chart third (pictured) is one of the Jameson, Sea Isle City tour- that begins below. beachfront homes forming ton Park in Atlantic City. member commission to a ism director. “The county will be very, mayor-council form with The total value of the the eastern border of the She said summer con- week’s recordings, derived brightly colored, upscale very proud of this,” said fi ve council members, plus certs on the promenade Desiderio, a business administrator. by adding sales prices community. were drawing 500 to 600 stated in the deeds, was The $65 million Coastal “It has great potential,” The lot in question people, “many from out- agreed Quinn, calling it a was bought from the Sea $37,996,975. Colors project started con- side Sea Isle City.” The figures are impres- struction in July 2003. Phase “potential diamond for Sea Isle City Redevelopment Desiderio told this news- Isle City.” Agency by Cospar, Inc. For sive as occurring during a II of the project, consisting of paper the $2 million pre- traditionally slow selling 16 individual three-story In addition to the new $199,000 in the ‘70s. period, and during a week and four-story beach homes, Cospar, according to Bonato Passes Charming courtyard pro- published reports, included that included only three vides entrance. opened late in 2004. NAIFA Reins recording days due to the Be sure to use the Herald’s former county Republican Thanksgiving holiday. Also signifi cant are Web site, www.CapeMayCountyHerald. Chairman Philip Matalucci, Lou Bonato of Upper the 14 property transfers in the City of com, to fi nd even more details about the the estate of local real es- Township is closing out Wildwood, a rebound from a prior week week’s transactions, as well as updates and tate agent Carmen Freda, his third year of very active in which no transfers were recorded for archived issues of the Property Transfer and Philadelphians Albert service as New Jersey State that municipality. Chart. Ciardi and Rocco Martino. Director of the National The city paid $2.05 mil- Association of Independent PROPERTY TRANSFERS RECORDED IN COUNTY CLERK’S OFFICE lion for it in 1992, using BETWEEN NOVEMBER 19th and NOVEMBER 25th, 2006 a Green Acres grant of Fee Appraisers (NAIFA). (Week includes Thanksgiving holiday) He’s handing the reins to $500,000 and loan of $1.5 incoming State Director Seller Buyer Property Address Price million. Rich Banach. AVALON It’s the repayment of that Ken & Kim Scarborough et al Paul S. & Laura W. Neeld 579 22nd St., Unit A $ 440,000 loan that the county Open Bonato, a state-certifi ed rd William J. & Lisa L. Boland Peter J. & Josephine A. Moore 244 23 St. $ 1,440,000 Space program took over. general real estate apprais- 406 22nd Street Trust Pamela E. Brown 406 22nd St., Unit 406 $ 1,770,000 er, also serves as director of Thomas J. Welsh James & Kathleen Mackey 33 W. 26th St. $ 2,210,000 Contact Zelnik at (609) NAIFA’s Atlantic-Cape May Total for Avalon: $ 5,860,000 Schematic of Excursion Waterfront Park with 900- 886-8600 Ext. 27 or: Chapter. CAPE MAY (Page A45 Please) seat amphitheater at left. [email protected] Herald Newspapers December 6 2006 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A39 Hot Properties Search Real Estate at www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com For these listings. Enter the web ID# in the search box to go directly to that ad!

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PROPERTY TRANSFERS RECORDED IN COUNTY CLERK’S OFFICE Dual-Zoned Jetty Motel Project in Limbo? BETWEEN NOVEMBER 19th and NOVEMBER 25th, 2006 (Week includes Thanksgiving holiday) f ,, By JACK FICHTER “Very frankly ladies and gentlemen, I don’t think it’s CAPE MAY going to be heard on that date,” he told the crowd at the Peter M. & Dyan M. Draper Robert L. & Suzanne DeAngelis Surrey Condo, Unit 2 $ 390,000 CAPE MAY — About a dozen residents attended the Nov. 28 hearing. “My opinion is it’s going to be pulled Estate of Nina L. Hutchinson Jeffrey Blum & Kimberly Murphy 1330-CWisconsinAve. $ 358,000 Nov. 28 Planning Board meeting here prepared to voice entirely.” Total for Cape May: $ 748,000 objections to the proposed demolition and replacement of In light of the dual-zone concerns, and in the absence DENNIS Geo. & Dorothy Flagg Trust John & Kathleen Thompson 30 Baywyn Dr. $ 282,500 the Jetty Motel at Second and Beach Avenues, but the ap- of action by City Council, it appears that project principals Elizabeth J. Creamer Michael J. & Judy Beyer 117 Chestnut St. $ 156,500 plication was tabled in light of unique zoning concerns. Emmanuel DeMutis and Cape Jetty LLC must now apply Total for Dennis: $ 439,000 The current motel site includes two separate zones, to the Zoning Board for a use variance before returning LOWER TOWNSHIP one commercial and one residential. to the Planning Board. Richard & Deborah A. Porter Ashley Covert & Frank Wise etal 210 Langs Ave. $ 165,000 City Council was expected to pass an ordinance on Nov. If the Planning Board had approved the proposed George & Ann Marie Stuski Richard & Anne Nonemaker 235 W. Greenwood Ave. $ 290,000 William & Gloria Sutton Brian C. McEwing 212 Arizona Ave. $ 148,000 project on Nov. 28, a group DavidM.&JessicaD.Walker KeithRyanandFrancinePatella 2IbisPl. $ 350,200 of neighborhood residents, Charlotte E. Beheler Lee Ann Shaw 811 Seashore Rd. $ 200,000 represented by attorney Francis & Frances T. Delaney Michael P. & John W. Gallagher 308 E. Pacific Ave. $ 100,000 James W. & Cara M. Schanz Stephen M. & Regina Lutjen 109 Willow Dr. $ 225,000 Jeffrey April, were prepared Andrea H. Donahue Charles & Dolores Patton 101 Texas Ave. $ 160,000 to appeal the approval in Suzanne M. Lepor Roberto & Arcielito Gonzalez 29 Heron Way $ 360,000 Superior Court. Estate of James J. Killoran Tod G. & Leslie K. Dissinger 103 Spruce Ave. $ 171,000 John & Tadeusz Mlynarski Frederick & Mary JaneMlynarski 56 Ridgewood Ave. $ 100,000 That group also attended Total for Lower Township: $ 2,269,200 Plan to convert the Jetty Motel from 34 rooms to 49 units appears to be on hold an earlier hearing on Oct. MIDDLE TOWNSHIP until zoning concerns are resolved. 24, when the Planning Board K. Hovnanian Robert Tiley & Barbara Bradfield 1109 St. Andrews Dr., # B1 $ 488,875 heard an evening of testimo- Larusso & Tozour LLC James & Ingeborg Campbell 75 Wynndemere Ct. $ 304,900 21 eliminating a quirk in the city’s zoning ordinances ny from the developers about the proposed project. K. Hovnanian Raymond E. & Diane M. King 1106 St. Andrews Dr., # C1 $ 379,000 K. Hovnanian William P. & Elizabeth A. Lincke 1111 St. Andrews Dr., # A1 $ 482,750 that allows a property to exist in two zoning districts Referred to as a condo-hotel by the applicant, the Kenneth A. & Judith E. Lock Diamond Street LLC 4DiamondRd. $ 395,000 at the same time. The draft ordinance designated six proposed new building would conform to city standards Concetta L. Magliocco et al R. Melvin & Stephanie K. Finn 206 Stagecoach, Cpsite 1002 $ 20,000 properties to be changed to one zone, including the Jetty for lot size, width, lot coverage, setbacks and height. It John & Kathleen Thompson Michelle Fuentes & J. Palombo 11 Seigtown Rd., Unit 5F $ 160,000 Total for Middle Township: $ 2,230,525 Motel site, but no member of council moved the proposed would increase the current motel’s 34 rooms to 49 units NORTH WILDWOOD ordinance to a vote. containing 87 bedrooms, for a total building of 52,498 Thunderbird Develop’t LLC SFBH LLC 406 East 23rd Ave., Unit 20 $ 770,000 Council actually passed an ordinance addressing the square feet. Many units would have three bedrooms. Maria Macry Daniel W. Speakman Sr. 601 Ohio Ave. $ 250,000 zoning issue on Sept. 19, but homeowners living within The city’s Historic Preservation Commission approved nd Engel Group LLC Scott & Lisa Harkins 403 E. 22 Ave., Unit 202 $ 494,900 200 feet of affected properties were not given written no- John Loughren Robert & Tina Bruner 113 E. 23rd Ave., Unit B $ 285,000 demolition of the motel last February. North Wildwood 19 LLC Joseph & Suzanne Brooks 106 W. 18th Ave., Unit 106 $ 520,000 tice, and that negated the ordinance. Council introduced The proposed project includes stacked parking, another Estate of Rose Bradley Jalicke Kenneth & Kathleen Bradley 222 W. 19th Ave. $ 420,000 a new ordinance Nov. 6 with a public hearing Nov. 21 hot button issues among neighbors who say that stacked th John Sothern Bernadette LeFevre 509-25 E. 4 Ave., Unit 312 $ 122,500 and gave proper notice to nearby residents. parking involves valet parking of vehicles in close quarters John Loughren John & Karen Perrone 115 E. 23rd Ave., Unit B $ 289,000 Michael & Maureen Rocks Richard J. & Michelle M. Russo 405 E. 11th St. (partial) $ 50,000 Mayor Jerome E. Inderwies told the Herald that he with cars often blocking each other. City ordinances Total for North Wildwood: $ 3,201,400 expects council to revisit the ordinance in the future. currently only permit stacked parking at Victorian hotels OCEAN CITY At the Nov. 28 hearing, Planning Board Attorney such as Congress Hall and the Inn of Cape May. McCloskey Charitable Trust Anthony&JulieM.Petsis 108-110 Wesley Ave., Unit B $ 415,000 George Neidig noted that Lot 16, which was part of the Critics of the project said that the new Jetty Motel JP Morgan Chase Bank et al Paul & Eileen Sullivan 5W.16th St. $ 700,000 K-2 Development Corp. Tracey H. Remaily 3704 Oxford La. $ 750,000 plans proposed for a larger Jetty Motel, is not zoned for doesn’t qualify. Resident Tom Houvan, for one, said that William J. Murray Cheryl Molina 20 Walton Pl. $ 335,000 the use the applicants indicated. the proposed project “is not a Victorian hotel and does Genevieve McCloskey Anthony & Julie M. Petsis 108-110 Wesley, 1st Fl. $ 375,000 Though the Planning Board adjourned the application not the fi t the parameters of it.” st Richard Patterson Ernest E. & Lynn A. Cope 1828-30 Central Ave., 1 Fl. $ 880,000 to Dec. 12, Neidig expressed doubts that it will proceed That and other issues must now be set aside while the Joseph Lamont Hugo C. & Donna S. Weber 2803 Bayland Dr. $ 600,000 Stephen E. & Mary C. Oteri Edward J. & Ruth G. Furman 845 Pennlyn Pl., Unit B $ 799,000 on that date. dual-zone question is addressed. Thomas & Barbara Beebe Jorge L. & Lisa E. Medero et al 2701-03 West Ave., Unit B $ 485,000 Total for Ocean City: $ 5,339,000 SEA ISLE CITY JCOW Participation Milton L. Quammen Jeffery S. & Koleen E. Zalis 110 55th St. $ 530,000 (From Page A38) Total for Sea Isle City: $ 530,000 with true shared services, Insurance Fund. ordinance.” STONE HARBOR ties for administration and you’re doomed to repeat Additionally, if the other JCOW was formed on Edward A. Flood Michael J. Murphy 10900 First Ave. $ 2,400,000 enforcement of the uniform the sins of the past,” said towns agree, JCOW would Feb. 1, 1993, and operates Total for Stone Harbor: $ 2,400,000 construction code. Yecco. continue to operate tempo- under an interlocal service UPPER TOWNSHIP The DCA will perform “It is not about the rarily, as many as 90 days, agreement that handles the Blck 567 Lot 27 Assoc’s et al Mildred S. Wheaton Trust 1731 S. Shore Rd., Unit 46 $ 424,900 Barbara Greenling Robert C. Greenling 2 Maila’s Hill Dr. $ 250,000 housing inspections on a people that work there,” until the shared service construction activities of Palmer Builders/Dev. LLC Jerry E. & Cindy M. Mancuso 1466 Stagecoach Rd. $ 165,000 fee-driven basis. added Groon. “There is a agreement begins. the four island communi- Deutsche Bank Nat’l Trust Ralph A. Sahms. 230 Dennisville-P’rsburg Rd. $ 66,150 Many residents did not fundamental fl aw when it By the evening of the fi - ties under one roof. Total for Upper Township: $ 906,050 like the idea of the state comes to liability nal vote, the The agency has been WILDWOOD John J. & Victoria M. Knotts Denise Hurlock 1100 Kennedy Dr., Unit 207 $ 250,000 assuming control of “their and accountabil- borough had under fi re since February Taylormade Properties LLC Joel Kofsky 209 E. Bennett Ave. $ 407,500 town.” ity.” received no- of this year, when some Estate of Mary Winderstrom Benjamin Marcinkiewicz 142 W. Andrews Ave. $ 210,000 “We all know what But there may tice that the 500 condominium units, AN Construction LLC Rocco & Evelyn Nicoletti 5210 Arctic Ave., Unit A $ 339,900 Eric G. Severn James P. & Lois K. Daley 411 W. Cedar Ave., Unit D $ 275,000 working with the state is be another al- J three other located in both Wildwood Namor Capital Assoc’s LLC Richard A. DeVogel et al 125 E. Lotus Rd., Unit 125 $ 645,000 like,” said Judy Huber. “I ternative to the C island towns and North Wildwood, were Suzanne Loughran Anthony J. & Nancy Maniscalco 225 E. Juniper Ave., # 101N $ 222,000 like local people making DCA, explained were willing identifi ed as having been Francis M. Ricco et al Max By the Sea LLC 4203 Pacific Ave. $ 200,000 O Spectacular Develop’t LLC Robert & H. Bernadine Moore 515 Montgomery Ave., # B $ 309,000 local decisions.” Groon, if the to discuss a constructed in violation of Spectacular Develop’t LLC Charles J. & Virginia Bruton 517 Montgomery Ave., # A $ 289,900 “My experience with island’s munici- W shared ser- building codes after an au- Spectactular Develop’t LLC Craig & Kathleen Roberts 517 Montgomery Ave., # B $ 322,400 the DCA has been a night- palities can come vice rela- dit by the DCA. JCOW was Spectactular Develop’t LLC Paul & Amy & Mary Ann Gimbel 515 Montgomery Ave., # A $ 295,000 W’wood Fishing Center LLC Royal Flush Dock LLC 504 Rio Grande, Units 1-3 $ 350,000 mare,” said Middle Town- together to form tionship. responsible for inspecting, Kimberly Mecca William Fackelman 1703 Surf Ave., Unit 101 $ 675,000 ship resident Lee Rosner. a “true shared service,” Solicitor Doreen Corino and issuing Certifi cates of Total for Wildwood: $ 4,790,700 “I think JCOW is on the where one town would be said that the borough’s Occupancy for, the struc- WILDWOOD CREST right track now,” he added, the lead agency and handle decision is based on acting tures. Belldon’s Coastal Colors LLC Rita Williams 7710 Beach Ave., Unit 7710 $ 2,920,000 as many contractors in at- personnel, budgeting, and The agency has started a Crestco Construction Co. Robert Nasuti & Stephen Ripa 400 E. Myrtle Rd. $ 1,687,000 legally in the time frame Evelyn R. Geria Raymond G. & Wendi M. Joseph 131 W. Morning Glory Rd. $ 265,000 tendance nodded in agree- overall responsibility. that exists, in which the layoff plan for its 12 perma- Roger & Janine Baldino et al Joseph E. & Cathy S. Hess 126 E. Cresse Ave., Unit 4 $ 167,100 ment. “They have good Under that proposal, deadline to leave is Jan. nent staff members and the Carmine A. & Patricia DeMaio George & Antoinette N. Pirrone 214 Dune Dr. $ 830,000 one community, instead of release of four additional Belldon’s Coastal Colors LLC Dominick & Hayley M. Dandrea 429 E. Nashville Ave., # 432 $ 1,808,500 people over there.” 1, 2007. Belldon’s Coastal Colors LLC Nicholas & Crystal Bidic 429 E. Nashville Ave., # 422 $ 1,605,500 Borough Administrator a management committee, “The commissioners all staffers. Total for Wildwood Crest: $ 9,283,100 Kevin Yecco said that the would be in charge, and intend to participate in Those four members COUNTY TOTAL: $ 37,996,975 offi ce’s problem wasn’t the all communities would shared service negotia- are expected to be let go Compilation © 2006 Seawave Corporation Source Data: Cape May County Clerk’s Office staff, but the system. be insured as part of their tions,” she said. “If that is by Dec. 29 and the JCOW “The players changed, participation in the Joint successful we’ll repeal this board reportedly will ap- In West Cape May but if you’re not working prove the layoff plan for permanent staff members on Dec. 15. HPC Completes First Set of Historic Home Guidelines “No one likes this task,” Commissioner Joyce Gould, By JACK FICHTER decided they wanted guidelines in place fi rst, so that if HPC put together a list of 10 criteria for evaluating a who also sits on the JCOW someone was turned down and sued, we would be safer building, including the period it was built, architectural board, said in regard to the WEST CAPE MAY — The borough’s six-month-old in court by having written guidelines.” features and structural soundness. pending layoffs. Historic Preservation Commission (HPC) has completed a Kaithern said that the borough’s combined planning- It also has commissioned a survey of historic buildings. “There had to be layoffs set of written guidelines for residents wishing to refurbish zoning board has been actively promoting preservation Until the survey is completed, West Cape May’s historic no matter what happened,” their historic homes. for the last year and a half. district will continue to be those set by National Register explained Mayor Groon. HPC Chairman Elan Zingman-Leith said that copies of Last March, the owner of the early 1700’s Ezekiel of Historic Places. The borough’s historic district runs “You’re talking about a the guidelines will be available to homeowners both in Eldredge House, better know as the Douglass House, one block either side of Broadway from Leaming to West significant difference in print form and on the borough’s Web site. threatened demolition after he was denied a subdivision Grant Avenues. The western boundary is Pacifi c Avenue money coming in now.” Mayor Pamela Kaithern said that the guidelines cover of his property by the Planning Board. The board granted and the eastern boundary is Park Boulevard. The offi ce staff increased doors, windows, fencing, lighting and sheathing. a subdivision on Aug. 8, its second go around, issuing a The size of the historic district could increase if more in order to cope with the “It paints a clear picture,” she said. “You follow the variance for building on an adjoining undersized lot. A homes are identifi ed. island-wide construction deed restriction now provides that the Douglass House “What you do is map out all the contributing and key guidelines, you know what to do.” boom, but that trend seems Zingman-Leith said that the commission has also writ- must remain even if the lot it rests upon is sold. buildings, and the non-contributing ones, then the borders to be coming to an end. ten an ordinance governing demolition of historic homes HPC’s demolition ordinance would place a one-year sort of become obvious when you look at the map,” said “No one seems to be buy- in the borough. The ordinance and guidelines must be ap- delay on any application to tear down an historic build- Zingman-Leith. ing anything, anywhere,” proved by Borough Commission to be enacted, he said. ing. Zingman-Leith said the delay is designed to enable The HPC had its roots in the demolition of The Moffi tt added Gould. HPC also has suggested some changes to the language the borough and homeowner to look for alternatives to House in March 2005. The home, built in 1770, was “You can’t build a staff in the ordinance establishing its own existence. demolition of an historic home. formerly located at 715 Broadway at a site which today Kaithern expects Borough Commission to reintroduce “If they want to demolish it on the grounds of a hard- is a vacant lot. based on a peak,” said the HPC enabling ordinance with the new guidelines ship, they have to bring evidence,” he said. Despite the efforts of activist Gwen Goodwin, who Groon. “ Maybe we could attached. A homeowner can apply for a demolition claiming that found property owners willing to move the house to have been more proactive According to Zingman-Leith, HPC has not yet consid- a home is not a “contributing” building in the historic their property, the owner of the Moffi tt House chose to about it in the beginning. ered any homeowner applications but will be ready to do district. demolish it. But you can’t look back, we so after receiving Borough Commission approvals of the “It either has lost everything or it never had anything,” A month later, a History Task Force was formed to have to move forward.” guidelines and the demolition ordinance. said Zingman-Leith. “Or you can say ‘I want to demolish investigate creating an HPC. Contact Huggins at: “We could have heard applications from the day it it because I don’t have benefi cial use of my property, I HPC meets as needed on the fi rst and third Thursdays (609) 886-8600 ext. 25 or (HPC) was founded,” he said. “Borough Commission can’t make a fair return.’” of the month at 7 p.m. at borough hall. [email protected] A46 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers December 6 2006 From the Publisher Public School “For most folks, no news is good news; for the press, good news is not news.” - Gloria Borger Is Supported By the State “Bad news goes about in clogs, good news in stockinged feet.” - Welsh Proverb To The Editor: Are We… I am writing in answer to the Spout Off from Middle Town- ship in the Oct. 25 edition. Damned to Negativity? The spouter says she fi nds it ironic that Middle Township One of the occupational hazards of the newspaper business is Elementary School No. 2 could that folks periodically complain about the lack of “good news.” decorate for Halloween but not Technically, it’s not the lack of good news per se, but the lack of for Christmas. coverage of it. This school is a public school, If we were to follow the logic of the fi rst sentence quoted above, and all public schools are gov- this puts the ball squarely in the court of that erned and supported by the entity known as “the press.” General think- State of New Jersey. Halloween ing is that there is good news out there, it is not a religious holiday, but as just doesn’t sell newspapers - or magazines, you know, Christmas is. or movie tickets, etc. Bad news demands It is against the law to put our attention in a more compelling way, like Christmas decorations on any a child misbehaving in a supermarket, or building pertaining to the gov- the diffi culty we have in looking away from ernment whether it is federal a car accident. state, or local level. It was writ- However, a quick Google check would ten by our forefathers when indicate that we’re apparently a nation they drew up the Constitution starved for good news - over 47 million of the U. S. It reads as follows: results returned for those two little words. These include sites for “There should be separation positive national and local news items and quotes, religious and Our Readers Write of church and state.” (sic) The Biblical sites from all over the world – or how about good news reason for this is that there are for chocolate lovers? Guns at Pit Parties Not a Rite of Passage other children going to public Even that bastion of all things celebrity, People Magazine, has school who may not be of the started a “Heroes Among Us” segment, featuring ordinary people To The Editor: When young people at a pit party decide to as- Christian religion such as the doing extraordinary things in their communities. And last week sault an offi cer at the scene and attempt to get his Jewish, Muslim, or any other on the venerable CBS news magazine Sunday Morning, the lead After reading Joe Zelnik’s column in the Nov. 22 friends to “take the cop out,” we have a problem religion. story featured three separate good-news stories from around the edition of the Cape May County Herald, I can see with this type of partying. We will always have a So to satisfy everyone our nation. that he not only attended a few pit parties in his problem with this type of partying. forefathers made this amend- Interestingly enough, in researching the segment, producers time, but also consumed some of the water from At approximately 12:40 a.m. on Nov. 11, Middle ment to the Constitution. went to local newspapers, by way of the Library of Congress, which the pit. In this case, there is no reason for him to Township police communications received a cell (Page A47 Please) has the nation’s largest collection. criticize police offi cers for doing their job. phone call from a subject at the pit party, indicating Who, then, is buying the National Enquirer or Star Magazine, fea- Young people having a party and enjoying someone was shooting at him. While keeping the LETTER POLICY turing the latest spectacular celebrity meltdown, a la Mel Gibson? themselves is a wonderful thing, but when young subject on the phone and attempting to direct of- Herald Newspapers wel- (Not us!) If we want good news so badly, why do we so gleefully people decide to have a pit party, bring alcohol, fi cers into the scene, the communications operator comes letters to the editor support tabloid journalism in its many forms? which they are not legally old enough to have could hear shots being fi red in the background. on matters of public interest. People are not only the consumers of news, they are the creators in their possession or consume, and possess I don’t believe this is the rite of passage that Preference will be given to of it. (Contrary to popular belief, we here in “the press” don’t marijuana, we have a problem with this type of anyone here in Middle Township or Cape May letters submitted exclusively just sit around and make up this stuff.) Which brings us closer to partying. County believes needs to take place. As soon as to this newspaper, signed with home, here at the Herald. When young people at a pit party severely beat the shots are fi red, partygoers realized the danger name, address and daytime From a quick check of all last week’s Spout-Off submissions, only one of the guests, shoot out a vehicle’s window and began to leave. It seems this young group could phone number for verifi cation. 10 could be construed as truly positive. This is not to say that the with a handgun and fi re a shotgun, even if it is sense the seriousness of the situation. It is a pity Maximum length is 600 words. column should not be used for negative feedback; indeed it’s impor- into the air, we have a problem with this type of that Mr. Zelnik did not. Deadline is Thursday 5 p.m. tant that members of the community are provided a public forum partying. (Page A47 Please) in which to get things off their collective chests anonymously. The point is that folks are more inclined to pick up the phone or sit down at the keyboard when they have something to complain Fight Depression; Car Pool about. The very fi rst sentence of the introduction to the Spout Off column “invites you to contribute....your positive statements The Quest for Food on the Barrier Islands (Page A47 Please) By JOE ZELNIK County government is trying to combat that. The Communi- The count is completed and Avalon has 1,426,312 white lights cations Offi ce news release for last Sunday’s drive-thru fl u shots Quotes From the Bible decorating the downtown business district. “encouraged” people to “car pool with friends and family” to King Solomon wrote: “A man’s wisdom gives him patience; it That’s 1,403,070 more than Stone Harbor. But who’s count- shorten waiting times. is to his glory to overlook an offense.” ing? This had the desired effect of increased social intercourse. —Proverbs 19:11 So far, two airplanes have landed on Dune Drive in the mistaken Husbands and wives who hadn’t spoken since last Christmas got belief it was the Philadelphia airport. into the family car and resumed their arguments. Neighbors joined I witnessed the Avalon spectacular, and spectacular it is, last together in the largest vehicle available and Wednesday. It was my wife’s birthday, 40th I think. I wouldn’t exchanged grandchildren’s photos. In some dream of letting her make dinner on her birthday. She is already cases, complete strangers bound for fl u shots doing it the other 364 days of the year. and identifi able by rolled up sleeves, forced Having eaten recently at both Henny’s and Marabella’s in Stone their way into slowly moving cars. Published Every Wednesday Harbor, my dinner goal was Avalon. For an hour or so, it was community. by the Middle Township was ruled out because, for reasons we need But it didn’t last. SEAWAVE CORPORATION not go into, I don’t dare drive in Middle. I’m transported to and Stone Harbor, land of division, is again from work lying beneath bags of leaves in the bed of a landscaper’s split over its governing body’s passion for ARTHUR R. HALL, President & Publisher pickup truck. spending, this time for a “multigenerational DENNIS R. HALL, On Deck Assistant Publisher My theory on restaurants is that — except for quality, quantity, recreational center.” Paint ball for the kids service and price — they’re all pretty much the same. So why and checkers for the seniors. Why does JOSEPH R. ZELNIK Editor , not go to the closest? everything in Stone Harbor have to cost $2.5 million? ALFRED S. CAMPBELL, Assistant Managing Editor We pulled into the Golden Inn where someone had told me we I love basketball, but $800,000 for a regulation-sized court? CAROLYN MEE, Ph.D., On Deck and Features Editor could enjoy piano music with our meal. Just one problem. The Summer visitors play outside at 96th and First Avenue. Do they restaurant was closed. come to the shore to sweat in an indoor gym? And locals have CAROLE MATTESSICH, Real Estate Editor So we headed north, which is when we were blinded by Avalon’s a suitable court in the elementary school. Did anybody do any PRESTON D. GIBSON, Director of Development downtown Christmas lights ahead and veered from Dune Drive market research? BENJAMIN N. HALL, Director of Online Applications to Ocean Drive. The Greater Wildwoods Tourism Improvement and Develop- That was fi ne because Via Mare was high on my list, plus a Herald ment Authority (GWTIDA) seems determined to spend a million RICHARD L. PLUCKER, Director of Integrated Advertising ad said it was open Wednesday through Sunday. bucks on an “entranceway” to the boardwalk and convention BETH HUBER, National Advertising Coordinator Wrong. We drove past it twice because it was as dark as the center, both of which can be seen dead ahead without an “en- other side of the moon. tranceway.” Go to one or the other or you’re in the ocean. 1508 Rt. 47, Rio Grande, N.J. 08242 Closed. If they have to spend a million bucks, why not create a job Phone 886-8600 ■ Fax 886-1879 It’s times like this that make me say, “Why in the heck am I — entranceway entrepreneur — and hire an unemployed person E-Mail: [email protected] living here?” to stand at the intersection with a sign BOARDWALK AND CON- DEADLINES I was beginning to panic. It looked like, in order to get food, we VENTION CENTER STRAIGHT AHEAD. would have to see if the Townsend’s Inlet toll taker had brought Minimum wage, the million dollars would cover 62 years, or News & Photos ...... Thursday a lunch. two generations of jobless. Display Advertising ...... Friday-5 p.m. If not, it was a downhill slope into — horrors — Sea Isle City, My daughter Lisa, PhD, is taking a course in Appreciative Classifi ed Ads ...... Monday-11 a.m. where an open restaurant is as rare as the yellow-billed, bow-tied Inquiry (AI, but not Allen Iverson). Classifi ed Display Ads ...... Friday-5 p.m. seersucking plover. The premise of AI: An organization that inquires into problems Legal Advertisements ...... Thursday-Noon And after Sea Isle City, what was left? Strathmere. My only hope will fi nd problems; an organization that tries to appreciate what it ■ © The Seawave Corp. 2006, All rights reserved. First copy of this then would be to fi nd a beached, deceased whale and prepare a has will discover more that is good and build on it. publication is free. Each additional copy costs $2. All property rights for meal. Fifty ways to cook your blubber. Frankly, I think that’s one of the stupidest things I’ve ever the entire contents of this publication shall be the property of the Seawave All this was reminiscent of the New Year’s Eve when, with dinner heard. But if some people can make a good living off of it, more Corp. No part hereof may be reproduced without prior written consent. reservations at the (former) Water’s Edge, we got impatient after power to them. Neither participating advertisers nor the publishers will be responsible an hour’s wait and struck off on our own. Mistake. So, Stone Harbor Council should gather at Henny’s or Fred’s and or liable for misinformation, misprints or typographical errors. Seawave Corporation’s liability for errors or omissions resulting from its own We ended up about 10 p.m., dressed to the hilt, buying the last discuss all the good things the town already has: Great beach, nifty negligence or from cause beyond its control extends only to the cost pizza at Pizza Hut. downtown, little crime, effective services, huge ratables. See? of actual space occupied or to have been occupied by the item(s) in But fortunately last week, back beneath the lights on Dune Drive, GWTIDA members could go to the Bolero and acknowledge that which the error or omission occurred. The publishers reserve the right a cluster of parked cars led us to the oasis of Bobby Dee’s Rock’n any person or vehicles that make it down Rio Grande Boulevard to edit or refuse any submitted material, as well as to reject or cancel Chair where a fi ne meal was obtained. to the ocean are already at the boardwalk and within sight of the any advertisement at any time. The six-eight months of solitude of this county, especially the convention center. As AI would say, Why solve a problem that Dedicated to the Service of God and Mankind. islands, are welcomed by many, but can be depressing for others. doesn’t exist? Herald Newspapers December 6 2006 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A47 Our Readers Write Just Me Republicans Talk of Need to Compromise Crime Pricks Hole in College Bubble By JANINE VISALLI the e-mails are still disregarded, that is To The Editor: not conceive. They could never create life, but took live sperm and live eggs and produced offspring outside the until the reports fi nally hit home. The Georgetown Bubble is not an un- Unfortunately, crime reports are in- The Republican Party, after losing the last election, is womb. Picture someone who dreams of bringing this known concept to the university’s 6,000 creasingly becoming more applicable to talking about the need to “compromise” with regards to procedure further with “artifi cial wombs.” hard-working, party-going students. the everyday student. According to the abortion, euthanasia, embryonic stem cell research etc. Now they could clone people, produce full term fetuses We have a campus, but we also have DPS 2006 Annual Report, close to 300 Alexis De Tocqueville once said “America is great be- in the “human factory” and have parts for the cure of direct access to an amazing city, our crimes were reported to campus security cause America is good, if America ceases to be good, she diseases. But, is it morally OK to kill one human being nation’s capital. There are front authorities from the main cam- will cease to be great.” We are at that crossroad. to cure another? gates, a brick wall around the pus and residence halls in 2005 In the Garden of Eden, Eve was promised much if she You cannot “compromise” with evil. All you do is take perimeter, and virtually zero alone, including offenses such as would “compromise” and eat from the forbidden tree. more giant steps toward he abyss until God says fi nally traffi c on campus, but just a block aggravated assault, burglary, and Since then, humankind has made many steps down “No more!” away lies the hustle and bustle forcible sexual assault. farther toward the abyss. of M Street, Washington, D.C.’s Compare this to the 150 simi- God sent His Son to rescue those who refused to follow EILEEN TROFI shopper’s paradise. larly reported crimes in the same the leader, the tempter who promises everything with Townsends Inlet Unlike many universities vicinity of campus in 2003, and lies, but leads in the wrong direction. where on-campus bus transporta- the problem is clear. Someone once said, “If you can dream it, you can do Publisher tion is necessary, all classrooms, One particular morning in it.” Sometimes dreams become nightmares. (From Page A46) residence halls, and offi ces in October, around 6:15 a.m., a Look at how science has helped couples that could whenever possible and, when necessary, your construc- our bubble are within walking Georgetown University profes- tive, negative thoughts.” distance. sor was approached at knifepoint directly N Even on weekends, drunken partiers outside our library on campus. Are we damned to this negativity?...or can we do bet- on their way home can stagger alongside This incident is especially frightening ter? In keeping with this season of peace on earth and bleary-eyed, diligent students returning because it was not the familiar episode at COMPASS good will toward man, I ask myself, how can I be a more E from the library without ever leaving the 2 a.m. on a Saturday night. Typically, the W positive person? POINTS... bubble. Georgetown community understands or Although the studious Hoyas may not at least assumes thefts and assaults occur By AL CAMPBELL Art Hall, publisher S appreciate the proximity of the belliger- when a female makes the mistake of walk- ence of their classmates at 3 a.m. outside ing home alone during the wee hours of Time heals so much, but it cannot change history. Public Lauinger Library, there is no doubt that the morning on the weekend. Tomorrow, Dec. 7 will mark the 65th anniversary of (From Page A46) these same students convert this opinion However, being approached in the well the Japanese air attack on a slumbering U.S. Naval Base Also, the Declaration of Independence says that every the next weekend once they pass their lit, open area outside the library on a at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. child is born in the U. S. of certain inalienable rights to Organic Chemistry exams and are carous- weekday morning seems highly unlikely. Most visible symbol of that attack is the Arizona life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. And this is one ing in the bubble themselves. Students have contested a recent DPS Memorial, a tomb for seamen aboard the mighty of the liberties — “Freedom of Religion.” College campuses are expected to be campaign for crime awareness with a call battleship, and memorial to what took place from the safe, and this is why our bubble is allur- for more visible campus security, and I sky that day. MILDRED STACY ing. In spite of this, what happens when couldn’t agree more. Inside the memorial to that still-commissioned ship, North Cape May our bubble begins to leak? As the air Currently, DPS presence is only felt is its bell. In the mid section, viewing areas overlook slowly fl ows out of our cherished confi nes, in the wee hours of weekend mornings the sunken Arizona. Guns Georgetown University is transforming when offi cers are breaking up parties. At the far end, a marble wall (From Page A46) into an unrecognizable, almost danger- Otherwise, DPS offi cers carry no weapons, holds upon it the names of the Zelnik makes it sound as if the Middle Township Police ous, territory. even for self-defense. ship’s deceased crewmembers. Department is prejudiced against those who frequent Amidst all the other spam received in With the increase of campus crime and It was anticipated by the Japa- pit parties because they are poor, young and lenient on university e-mail accounts, students often even fi ghts on campus, I can only hope nese that the attack would stunt the powerful. ignore notices from the Department of that DPS is tightening security. the U.S. Pacifi c Fleet for some 18 Should the seniors roasting their weenies behind their Public Safety (DPS) of Georgetown. With In the end, do I feel unsafe on campus months, and thus prevent reprisals mobile homes start shooting, we will be there; should Mr. subject lines like “Robbery Reported” at Georgetown University? against ships fl ying the Rising Sun Van Drew at one of his barbecues start shooting, I am sure or “Sexual Assault on Campus,” the No. I know that there has been an in- fl ag. our brothers from the N. J. State Police will be there. fact that many Hoyas delete the e-mails crease in crime, but I have good friends. Their plan, of course, went awry. Attempting to excuse one’s actions based on their without even glancing at their contents I’d never be walking home alone when I A vengeful United States mobilized wealth, age or assumed power should not be accepted is disturbing. shouldn’t be. its forces and mettle, and directed in our society. Taking responsibility and being held ac- However, these e-mail warnings, which Although the security needs some its collective energy into the South Pacifi c inside two countable should be the standard. previously had been sent out about every improvement, our beloved Georgetown months. The individual who fi red the shotgun stood up, admit- other week, have recently become a more bubble hasn’t been fully defl ated. Our fl eet was back in full action within a year, and ted his guilt and realized how tragic his actions could frequent intruder on student e-mail ac- Visalli, 19, of Wildwood Crest, is a what the Imperial forces hoped for, a grand sea battle have been. counts. Yet, according to many students, sophomore at Georgetown University. to defeat America, never took place. Police offi cers are aware of the constant dangers they Living among us are a few veterans, James Smith of face when responding to a call of shots fi red, especially Florida: Overheated, Dog Eating State Court House among them, who experienced the terror when being told by a communications operator that she from the skies that Sunday so long ago. hears shots in the background. This was much more than By JACK FICHTER beat records in central Florida with 99 President Franklin D. Roosevelt made his famous offi cers simply having too much time on their hands. degrees in Sanford on Aug. 22 beating a speech before a stunned Congress which began: Zelnik did a disservice to not only the members of the Here’s another in a series of my anti- record of 98 set in 1997, 98 in Daytona “Yesterday, December 7, 1941, a date which will live Middle Township Police Department who responded that Florida columns. I returned to the Sun- Beach, beating a record of 97 set in 1955. in infamy, the United States of America was suddenly night, but our brother offi cers from Lower Township, shine State two weeks ago to celebrate Orlando was cooler that day at 97 at the and deliberately attacked by naval and air forces of the Wildwood, and Wildwood Crest who assisted us. Thanksgiving with my girlfriend’s family. International Airport. Empire of Japan.” St. Augustine is a pleasant town with While you may want to move to Florida, The world war raged, claiming millions of victims, CHIEF JOSEPH M. EVANGELISTA some nice old buildings but visiting your dog does not. If you don’t believe uniformed and civilian, until Nazi Germany was de- Middle Township Police Department there revived all my unhappy that, take your dog for a trip to feated, then fi nally ended with the dropping of atomic Court House memories of living in Florida for Florida and see how miserable bombs on two Japanese cities. 25 years. he becomes. Some people say it was a time like America never Rehab Collects Items for Seniors I saw many local people barely Doggy will only want to lie on knew before, nor ever will again. COURT HOUSE — Court wrapped and delivered to surviving on $7 an hour jobs. For the fl oor with his tongue hang- Within those terrible war years, the nation was mostly House Convalescent & Re- homes before Christmas the fi rst time, I saw homeless ing a half-foot from his drooling united in a cause to defeat an enemy that was sworn hab Center, 144 Magnolia to help our older citizens people begging in the old town mouth. He will not want to go to overtake us. Drive is collecting items for in need. section of St. Augustine. outside at all when the sun is People endured shortages and hardships, rationing local seniors. Conversations with local resi- up, let alone walk or run. and blackouts, saved scarce money and bought “war Items include, but are Please drop off new dents reminded me of the un- If you move to Florida, your bonds” to “help the cause.” not limited to, nightgowns, items at Court House Con- godly heat and thunderstorms dog will not want to ride in the While many justly rallied against the enemy, here pajamas, slippers, socks and valescent Center between experienced in Florida. car at all except at midnight on at home, injustices took place against many innocent, blankets as well as personal the hours of 9 a.m. and 8 My fi rst memories of Florida included Jan. 25. Japanese-Americans. Their lives were disrupted and toiletry items. p.m. For further informa- huge thunderstorms that came every He will become snappy, short-tempered, they were placed in internment camps far from their The items will be tion, call 465-7171. afternoon at 4 p.m., just in time to inter- and fat from no exercise. He may also homes, simply because of their heritage. rupt Gilligan’s Island reruns on television. develop a severe phobia about thunder- Fast forward through the Truman, Eisenhower, Ken- More Opinions Page A48 Those with any sense unplugged their storms and tear your house to shreds every nedy and Johnson presidencies, through the mire of televisions and disconnected the cable in afternoon at 4 p.m. Vietnam that divided that once united nation. case lightning should strike a wire outside Doggy will have plenty of company Today, our forces fi ght an equally terrible and distant and fi nd its way into the house, blowing because fleas love Florida and live all war. the TV to kingdom come. year long in the warm climate unlike The attitude of the nation, in general, is cynical and My second most vivid memory is of the north where they expire from cold mean spirited. attending a middle school with no air temperatures. Would we stand with rationing of margarine and gaso- conditioning. I can remember my sweat- Cats, on the other hand, love Florida line today for a war cause? Would we allow ourselves to soaked shirt sticking to the back of my because there are so many bugs to chase, scrimp and save to buy bonds to “help the cause?” wooden classroom chair. especially the lovely fl ying roaches called Somehow, I don’t think that would take place under The room was “cooled” by a single fl oor Palmetto Bugs. Tropical fi sh and reptiles today’s circumstances. fan at the front of the room. also enjoy Florida. If we could stand on the cross members of the Arizona The cafeteria was so hot; it was almost You don’t need to keep reptiles because Memorial today or tomorrow, as aging veterans slowly impossible, if unnecessary to eat. Follow- lizards will live in your garden and al- salute and toss fl oral tributes into Pearl Harbor, how ing the rules I followed on keeping and ligators in the pond at the end of your could we explain our attitudes to those slumbering storing food in New Jersey, I brought a street. seaman aboard that grand battleship? sandwich in a paper bag and left it in my Keep your dog away from ponds because Could we explain why and how things changed so locker until lunchtime. alligators do eat dogs. drastically in America in 65 years, that it is no longer In Florida, that meant the lunch sat In June 2004, a New Port Richey the same wonderful country those farm hands and smoldering away in a 95-degree locker for resident lost his Labrador retriever mix cowboys, city slickers and proud fathers and sons fi ve hours before I ate it. I can remember puppy to a 10-foot gator in a lake behind enlisted to serve? eating a liverwurst sandwich that had his home. What would we tell them? How could we possibly the smell of a home permanent. Later, I In June 2006, a gator at Ridgecrest Park explain how far this nation has drifted since that “Day switched to jelly sandwiches, no peanut in Largo killed a miniature Shih Tzu. of Infamy?” butter, which did not spoil by noon. Earlier in the year, an alligator grabbed Time may heal, but history cannot be changed High temperatures in August 2006 (Page A48 Please) A48 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers December 6 2006 Our Readers Write Cindy’s World Teen Drinking at Pits Isn’t Humorous Ashamed, Arrogant, and Angry By CINDY J0 KLUGER only be-come exasperated with time and To The Editor: So, they weren’t exactly “storming the friendly pit age if I didn’t start to lose the weight. party wearing infrared goggles, because there probably Six months ago, I decided it was about I didn’t have very much strength and I read with amazement, Joe Zelnik’s column in the weren’t more than four or fi ve offi cers on duty in Middle time to lose the weight I gained from my my joints often hurt. I seemed to have Nov. 22 edition of the Herald. To presume that the po- Township that night. As the situation unfolded, at least two pregnancies. My youngest is two, so chronic heartburn and often be-came short lice offi cers that broke up a “pit party” early this month one offi cer was assaulted by one of these “pit-bound I really should have lost the weight a long of breath. I felt tired all the time and it were “young and new to the area” is a classic example youths.” time ago. But, I got caught up in taking seemed like it took too much energy to do of mediocre or poor journalism. What difference does it Anyone who knows or anyone who listens to a police care of them, and never really simple things. make if the offi cers were new to the force? scanner will know that the Middle Township police do took care of me. I’m ashamed to And then there was my family By reading Zelnik’s rants, one would think that he sup- not need to look for work. There is plenty of work to say, I sort of let myself go. history of diabetes and heart dis- ports or condones both underage drinking, and underage go around. Since it had been a couple ease I knew I could help prevent, drinking where the underage drinkers possess fi rearms. In recent months, MTPD has had to call on neighbor- years since I’d had a physical and if only I lost the weight. I can’t believe that anyone in their right mind would ing departments for assistance to break up large unruly blood work, I fi rst made an ap- I pondered my life. I lamented think that teenagers drinking in a pit where a number parties. The department does the best it can with the pointment with the physician’s the things I couldn’t do with this of terrible things could happen is a “rite of passage,” resources available to tem. assistant and spoke with her excess weight on my body and the and somehow think that this is humorous. I fi nd it more I realize that Zelnik’s article is only an attempt at com- about my intentions. way having it there made me feel. unbelievable that someone would fi nd humorous, teenag- edy, and that he likes to poke fun at locals, however, he “It’s just math,” she assured I went through a grieving process, ers drinking in a pit with fi rearms because they “could should choose his topics with a little more discretion. me, meaning, burn more calories denying to myself that anybody not fi nd fi recrackers.” Things like underage drinking and the reckless use in exercise than I take in from noticed it. Then I became angry If Zelnik had taken the time to look into the situation, of fi rearms are just not funny. I just wonder what the eating, and I will lose. that I had to deal with it at all. he would have learned that the police were responding Mothers Against Drunk Drivers would think of Zelnik’s Brilliant. In school, math was my worst I made a bargain with myself that, if I to a neighbor’s complaint of shots being fi red. So, they musings. subject. lost the weight, I would buy cute, trendy weren’t just looking for something to do. When police I thanked her for that precious nugget clothes and other items as a reward. And arrived, they were confronted with approximately 100 to PAUL LOEFFLAD of wisdom and then requested a full thy- when several more months passed and I 200 people, most of which were attempting to leave. Court House roid panel, cholesterol, triglycerides and had still not lost any more weight, I became anything else that would provide me with depressed. information about what was happening And then, not long ago, I realized Diner Serves up Bad Relations for Patron inside my body. something. I just need to work harder at She obliged, and results indicated I was it. Much harder. I need to work at it like To The Editor: I was still so upset that I left without tipping the wait- ress. I went right back inside and I personally handed healthy and could safely move forward my life depends on it, because in many with my diet. Yippee. ways it really does. I need to make myself On Nov. 8 about 1 p.m., my grandmom, my sister- the waitress the tip which I had forgotten to leave at As a way to provide myself with struc- a priority every day and make this process in-law, the 2-year old whom I baby-sit, and I, went to a the table. ture and support, I joined a well-known a priority every day. I accept I will never diner to have lunch. I wrote about this incident in the online edition of weight-loss program. I was a good mem- be thin like a Hollywood actress, but I can My grandmom and I have been going to this diner “Spout Off,” and someone replied saying they contacted ber, followed the plan and went to all the be thinner, and healthier. almost every week since it fi rst became a diner. They have the owner. meetings. Most of all, I can be an example for my changed hands a few times and just started offering an This is that person’s exact post: “I spoke with the own- The fi rst eight pounds or so came off children, who are growing up in a society all-you-can eat pizza and ziti buffet for $7.95. ers, to let them know of this Spout Off. They remember relatively easy. I became arrogant. I where the marketing of fat-laden, sugar- I ordered that and asked for a small plate so I could the incident. They also told me that the child, in question, became convinced the process would be laden foods are constantly around them. share some food with the baby. The waitress came back wasn’t 2-years-old, but about 12 years old. smooth sailing and I prepared to sit back I need to be an example to them about to the table and told me that the owner said, “That is not “Also, this customer always complains when she comes and lose while size six jeans loomed in healthy choices and healthy living. what we are about,” and I would have to pay full price in, and has been for the last year. I wasn’t there, so I don’t my near future. And so, I’ve decided to devote myself for the baby because if he did it for one, he would have know for sure. I’m just being a messenger here.” Then, all of a sudden just like that, the to this process. Periodically, I will use to do it for all. The buffet was new and everyone makes mistakes. The pounds stopped dropping off. A month this forum to document my progress, my I told her, “Fine, I’ll have two slices of pizza and a owner should admit that he made a mistake and let it go went by, two months went by, and no loss. failures as well as my successes, and what cup of soup instead of the buffet.” She brought me one at that. My children are almost 10 and 11-years- old, and It was all very disconcerting. I learn along the way. My goal is to lose slice of pizza (cut in half to make two slices) along with were in school at the time of this incident. At that point, I decided it must be 40 pounds. my soup. I babysit, which is why the baby was with me that emotional or psychological. I must have a It took a lot for me to make the decision I shared a few small bites of my pizza and my sister- afternoon. It was the waitress who brought me a booster fear of success or some kind of childhood to do this, and I hope my readers will be in-law shared three of her French fries with the baby. I seat for the baby, and a 12-year-old would never be in a trauma holding me back. I started reading supportive. Maybe I will inspire some to was so upset that when I went to leave and the man at booster seat. self-help books and became introspective join me along the way. the register (who I believe to be the owner) asked “How I cannot speak for my grandmom, but my sister-in-law and analytical. Still, the pounds did not Anyway, it couldn’t be that hard, right? was everything?” and I will not be going back to that diner after the way come off. After all, it’s just math. My reply was “I won’t be coming back.” He said “Do we were treated. Then I realized that I was experiencing Kluger, of Dennisville, formerly wrote you know how many times I have heard that from you?” ANGEL BLAND some weight-related ailments that would the Coastie Life column. I said “Never,” and he said “Yeah, right!” Villas Florida (From Page A47) and weigh 500 pounds and they don’t Poor Door Installation Causes Anguish and ate a dog at a pond in Orange County listen to reason. To The Editor: The subcontractor working for the store performed whose owner was feeding ducks at the My plan if chased by a gator was to climb a shoddy, unacceptable job. He left gaps between the time of the attack. The gator reportedly a tree. While gators run very fast on land I would like the Herald readers to share my frustration doorframes. One door was also out of alignment. The jumped from the water and grabbed the they do not climb at all. and personal anguish, which I was subjected to since glass would not fi t once the screen was removed. Jack Russell Terrier. If anyone is thinking of moving to June, while making a purchase at a local home improve- Last week I disconnected and removed the defective The same fate befell a dachshund Florida, send me an email and I’ll schedule ment store. Larson door and replaced it with an outstanding Anderson in Tallahassee and a Cocker Spaniel in an intervention. The purpose of my trip on June 25 was to buy storm storm door, which fi t perfectly. Riverview. Contact Fichter at (609) 886-8600 Ext doors for my Avalon property. The person who took down I am not sure what the qualifi cations for a subcon- Alligators can reach 15 feet in length 30 or at: jfi [email protected] the information made an error on my Ocean Drive ad- tracting installer working for the store happen to be. dress. Consequently, the installer never found my house. Are they perhaps out-of-work beach lifeguards or college Refunds Due for 30 County Taxpayers It was not until July 6 when the address correction was dropouts? In any case, the store demonstrated incom- SPRINGFIELD — The Internal Revenue status of a refund and, in some cases, made. petence in performing a relatively simple task and in Service is looking for 30 Cape May County provide instructions on how to resolve Finally, after a month-long delay the door installation customer service. taxpayers who can claim their share of potential account issues. was scheduled for July 27. The technician never showed GABOR PATTANTYUS undeliverable refund checks totaling Taxpayers can access a telephone ver- up or called. Finally the doors were installed on Aug. 3. Avalon/Poughkeepsie, N.Y. $16,671. The IRS can reissue the checks, sion of “Where’s My Refund?” by calling which average $556, after taxpayers cor- 1-800-829-1954. rect or update their addresses with the Cape Assist Says Thanks Wildwood School Tax Doesn’t Add Up IRS. They are: Lohja Endri of Avalon; Claudia Cabrera To Locals for ‘Smoke Out’ To The Editor: rate should be 46.3 cents — your current cost should be Reyes of Cape May; Hannah L. Loper of WILDWOOD — Cape Assist thanks $1,389 (an increase of $81). North Cape May; Stephanie L. Welch of all those who participated in the Great I am giving over two plus cents to know where my So why are we be taxed at 49.3 cents? A three-cent Cape May; Walter T. Dunston, Arthur J. American Smoke Out Nov. 16 at Burdette three cents are going! overcharge? Where is it going? The same property owner Jones, Arthur Valdez of Court House; Nabil Tomlin Memorial Hospital. The day was a Well…the numbers are fi nally in for Wildwood School who should be paying $1,389 is currently paying $1,479. E. and Nasat M. Zabady of Dennis. success as Cape May County got the word District’s school tax, and they still don’t add up. That more than doubles what should be charged. A $90 Lucero Bibiano and J & FB Zurita, and out about the many health issues resulting You may remember back in March of this year we added charge along with an $81 increase equals a total Matthew Neill of Ocean City; Olga V. from smoking, including the documented were told via a local newspaper, “School offi cials had increase of $171 on every $300,000. Karpunina of Ocean View; Phyllis Delgado dangers of second hand smoke. expected the local school tax rate to increase as much as North Wildwood’s school taxes remain stable despite of Rio Grande; Maurice DiFelice of Del One of the day’s successes for Cape Assist seven cents, but due to growing ratables and state aid, quadrupled property values and ditto for the Crest. So Haven; James E. Innis of Villas; Raymond was the signing of two new ambassadors for the tax rate would instead increase by 3.7 cents in the why is it that Wildwood’s school tax portion increased so Marshall of Whitesboro; Patricia J. Hansen New Jersey’s Quit Services. Carla Smith, budget plan.” This amount was based on the total tax dramatically? Our ratable base for the 2005-2006 school of North Wildwood. Cape Assist’s Anti-Tobacco Coordinator, levy of $9,432,633. budget was $1,724,490,300, for the 2006-2007 school Stephanie L. Cusella, Daron Johnson, said “Ambassadors are volunteers who On April 18, 2006 the voters of Wildwood rejected budget the base is $1,765,349,691 and by April 2007 it Valerie Johnson, Henry W. Kilmer, Jr., Luis agree to help spread the word and dis- the school district’s budget and on May 16, by resolu- is anticipated to be well over $1.8 billion! Reyes Leon, Dorothy A. Riggs, Kim N. Stef- tribute literature about New Jersey’s Quit tion of the City of Wildwood pursuant to N.J.S.A. 18A: The public trust should not be betrayed. fer, and Arcangel Velez of Wildwood; and Services. We need more ambassadors in 22.37, the commissioners trimmed a penny from the Lindsey Tillotson of Wildwood Crest. our county.” school-tax rate reducing the local tax levy by $176,535 SANDRA M. RICHARDSON Michael J. Andrews, Sr., Danny P. Lear, Many interested persons stopped by to making the total tax levy $9,256,098 (newspaper article, Wildwood Alicia Price, Jesse Tirado and Katherine M. inquire about the various methods for suc- May 18, 2006). Wynder of Woodbine. cess, and several took up the challenge to Using simple math 3.7 cents, minus one cent = 2.7 Seek Musical Instruments Taxpayers can use the “Where’s My change their lives by quitting that day. cents right? One would think so, except that the amount COURT HOUSE — Mu- music lessons for guitar, Refund?” feature on the home page of “The highlight of the day for me,” said that is being collected for our school tax is 5.7 cents sical instruments and in- piano, keyboard, bass or the IRS.gov Web site to learn the status Smith, “were the people who came by on — three cents more than agreed. That is not “small struction are needed for drums. of their refunds. their own to tell of their success in quitting potatoes” don’t be fooled because we are talking “pen- the school-based Youth For more information To use it, a taxpayer must enter a Social and staying off cigarettes — initiated at a nies.” This more than doubles the taxes that should be Services at the Cape May call SBYS at Tech, 465- Security number, fi ling status (such as previous Great American Smoke Out event. collected. This is unacceptable. County Technical High 2161, ext. 226. single or married fi ling jointly) and the I never get tired of hearing those success Let me give you a scenario: Last year’s school tax School for after school jam refund amount shown on the taxpayer’s stories.” rate was 43.6 cents. The school tax bill for a $300,000 sessions. “I only regret that I have 2005 tax return. For more information on quitting, or to but one life to lose for my property would cost $1,308. With this year’s 2.7 cents Also, the program needs be a volunteer ambassador, contact Smith country” -- Nathan Hale When the information is submitted, increase added to last year’s tax rate of 43.6, the total people willing to donate “Where’s My Refund?” will display the at Cape Assist, 522-5960. Herald Newspapers December 6 2006 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A49 Burke Motors Collecting College Trustees Deadlock On Environmental Clean Up Youth Books By CHRISTINE COTE This fall, the college con- son, executive director es have now come under We’re the first one of the actions would be per- ducted a comprehensive of business services, re- stricter scrutiny and the through.” Adding that he formed by employes, like COURT HOUSE — Burke MAYS LANDING environmental audit at all quested the half million action of a voluntary audit thought undertaking the eliminating “legacy chemi- Motor Group is supporting — Whether to set aside three campuses, pursu- dollars for any remediation and remediation program audit was “prudent and a cals,” anything “rusty, dusty the “Driven to Read” cam- $500,000 for possible en- ant to an agreement with required under that Peer was being taken to avoid good investment.” or crusty,” but other consul- paign to promote literacy. vironmental remediation the federal Environmental Environmental Compli- possible citations and fi nes The college is one of 100 tants might be needed. She The dealership, Stone caught Atlantic Cape Com- Protection Agency. ance Audit Program. in the future from EPA. in this state and New York emphasized that the board Harbor Boulevard and Bay- munity College trustees in a Dean of Finance Cathie College President Peter He told the board, that have signed on to the would have to approve any berry Drive, is serving six to six tie vote Nov. 28. Skinner and Terry Samp- Mora explained that colleg- “We’re in a fish bowl. program. contracts with any such as a collection point for Skinner and Sampson consultants. children’s book donations could not give the board Sampson said they ex- until Dec. 31. The Great Papers Debate: Which Ones a line item estimate of pected the fi nal report “in The public is encour- remediation costs because a week,” which prompted aged to take in, during Should You Keep and for How Long? they said they are still wait- newly-elected Chairman normal business hours, ing for a complete report Robert J. Boyer to suggest new or “gently-read” chil- Who doesn’t feel like what their shelf life should up the bulk of those that to go. Even if you know from those hired to do the that the resolution to trans- dren’s books for pre-school they are drowning in pa- be, particularly those tax- are piled up in your home which papers to keep and audit. fer funds be tabled until the through high school age per? Receipts, bills, deeds, related documents, such or offi ce because they are which you can get rid of, This was the sticking Dec. 12 meeting. readers. tax returns, pay check as tax returns, the cost coming to you repeatedly there will still be a lot of point for a number of trust- But the motion was al- Books will be distributed stubs, the list goes on and basis of investments, and throughout the year,” says important documents for ees. ready on the table with by the Mid-Jersey Cape Ro- on, we keep them because records of non-deductible Lange. It’s silly to keep you to manage. There was a list of 26 the vote going forward and tary Club to organizations we are too afraid to throw IRA contributions. them indefi nitely. After a What’s the best way to possible clean-up activities six trustees approving the that benefit underprivi- them away. You never The bottom line, you year, they become trash keep everything organized? that the college might be transfer and six objecting to leged children and promote know when you might should keep them all. These and that is where they If you have access to a required to do, attached to it. Trustees Lynn P. Kramer reading. need them, and there is documents may not need to should go.” computer and a scanner, the resolution. But Trustee and Nicholas F. Talvacchia, David Burke, dealer- always the growing threat be readily accessible, but Just remember, with the you can make electronic Helen W. Walsh said many who was elected vice-chair, ship president, termed the of identity theft that makes you should defi nitely fi nd increasing threat of identity back-up copies of all paper of those seemed to be em- were not present. project a “great partner- you think twice before toss- a safe place for them,” theft — shredding, rather documents by scanning ploye issues and couldn’t One of the most intrigu- ship” since dealers and ing them in the garbage says Lange. “You may want than tossing, is the way them into your computer understand why should ing items on the list is: Rotary clubs are located in (invest in a shredder). to keep birth certifi cates, and saving the fi le to one of a large amount had to be “Clean up of Boneyard in nearly every community, We may be keeping death certificates, wills, Tree of Hope that handy-dandy portable set aside. back of I building.” Ap- and members know local these papers, but many of and insurance policy infor- memory sticks. To those trustees who parently no real bones are needs. us aren’t organizing them mation in a safety deposit Lighting Set “Then in the event of an emphasized that no spend- there, just old transfers and Burke Motor Group is in a way that they can be box at your local bank.” WILDWOOD — Cape emergency you can simply ing was being authorized, other equipment that the a family-run dealership retrieved quickly when Records that should Assist will hold its annual grab that little memory just a fund transfer, Walsh college has removed but not serving the community needed. If you’re like many go out with the old. This lighting of the Tree of Hope stick and know that you said her concern was once yet completely discarded. since 1912. Americans, any time you category involves docu- tomrrow at 4 p.m. at its will have numbers and a specific amount is set Other items refer to the The New Jersey Coali- go to organize your pile of ments such as house deeds Wildwood headquarters, records at your disposal,” aside there’s a tendency to creation of certain protocols tion of Automotive Retail- important papers, its size and car titles. With these 3819 New Jersey Ave., to says Lange. “The spend that amount. and record keeping mea- ers spearheads the cam- overwhelms you, and you documents, the general be followed by a holiday sticks are also a great place Sampson said that once sures. There is also some paign. decide to tackle an easier rule is that as long as you reception. All are to store your information the audit was complete and equipment that will have task. are responsible for the cordially invited to attend. for online accounts. Some the EPA received a copy of to be replaced or acquired. Philanthropists Don’t worry, Jim Lange, item related to the docu- The Tree of Hope symbol- of the larger capacity mem- it, the college would “only CPA, and attorney, says ment you should keep its izes the hope of recovery ory sticks also come with have 60 days to do reme- Contact Cote at (609) To Be Honored there is a way to chip down papers. What falls into this for all those struggling with password protection so you diation.” 886-8600 Ext 31 or: At Gala Event that paper pile so that or- category? “These and recovering from addic- don’t have to worry about She also said that some [email protected] ganizing your important documents are high on the tion. other people getting access MAYS LANDING — The documents won’t seem like list of important papers,” Ornaments are avail- to your information. It may annual Restaurant Gala such an uphill battle. He says Lange. “But there is no able for purchase to hang be one of the best little College Selling Raffl e Committee will recognize wants to set you straight need for you to keep them on the tree in honor of investments of your time John J. Schultz and Gary L. on which documents you forever. When you sell your loved ones and friends. and money.” Tickets for Scholarships Hill for their philanthropic should keep and how long house, chances are you Ribbons attached to each “As for the hard copies MAYS LANDING — be sold at $100 each. Five efforts and community you should keep them. will be buying a new one ornament carry the loved of these important docu- The chance to win up to cash prizes will be award- work in the South Jersey Simply knowing the time and will therefore have a one’s name to shine on the ments, be sure to keep $22,500 is something that ed, including: $22,500, area and for the Atlantic frame for keeping certain new deed to keep up with. tree throughout the holiday them in a fi re proof storage will bring smiles to the fi rst prize; $7,500, second City hospitality industry at documents is the fi rst step Don’t let the old one clog season. For more informa- box,” continues Lange. faces of even those hard- prize; and $2,500 third, the March 7 event. to getting organized. As for your fi ling cabinet.” tion, call Cape Assist at “The best case scenario to-buy-for folks on your fourth and fi fth prizes. Featuring the theme getting organized, Lange Records with a seven 522-5960. would have you saving holiday gift list. This Dollar amounts are based “Live and Let’s Dine,” the says now is as good a time year itch. These are docu- Theater Club your information both elec- year give your family and on all 750 tickets being 24th annual restaurant gala as any. In fact, it may be ments that you can get rid tronically and in hard copy friends the opportunity to sold. The winning tickets invites patrons to “taste better than most. of after seven years. When Takes ‘Journey form. Either way, be sure to be one of fi ve lucky win- will be drawn at 10 p.m. at the thrill” of nearly 40 of April may seem like it’s fi ling these you may want Into the Woods’ develop a fi ling system that ners who will share up to the Gala on Mar. 7, at the the area’s best restaurants eons away, but you will to fi le them by date to en- MAYS LANDING — The is easy to use. $37,500 in Atlantic City Atlantic City Convention at one grand event at the save yourself a lot of head- sure you don’t keep them On The Edge Players, the If your system is too Restaurant Gala 50/50 Center. Now in its 24th Atlantic City Convention aches with just a bit of longer than necessary. resident theater company complicated, you won’t Raffl e. year, the Restaurant Gala Center. organization. The best way Documents in this category of Atlantic Cape Commu- keep it up. Once you’re or- The raffl e is sponsored has raised more than $1 Working together for to get organized is to start include canceled checks/ nity College’s Walter Edge ganized, you will be thrilled by the Atlantic Cape Com- million for student scholar- more than 20 years, At- going through all of those receipts with tax implica- Theater, prepare for the with the peace of mind that munity College Founda- ships. Winners do not need lantic City Councilman- important papers that have tions (alimony, charitable Tony Award-winning mu- comes with knowing you tion, and proceeds ben- to be present to win. at-Large John Schultz and been piling up all year. contributions, mortgage sical “Into the Woods,” have all of your important efit student scholarships Gary Hill have commu- Lange has compiled a interest and retirement by Stephen Sondheim and documents organized and at ACCC. For raffle tickets call nity activists, politically summary of tax and ac- plan contributions) and James Lapine. that they are ready any Only 750 tickets will 343-5674. involved as well as major counting documents with credit card statements if The musical blends fai- time you need them.” contributors to various rough guidelines of how tax related expenses are rytales with the story of charitable and civic or- long you should keep them. documented. a childless baker and his ganizations by donating Keep the list and post it Records to toss after wife, who are attempting their time, resources and somewhere, preferably the ball drops. Generally to reverse a curse on their A &LP Foods fi nancial support. where it won’t get buried: the fastest growing piles family in order to have a The Schultz-Hill Founda- Documents you never want of documents are those re- baby. tion is a non-profi t private to part with. There cords that should be purged Shows begin at 7:30 Grocery Store Hoagies foundation that supports are some documents every- at the end of every year. p.m., tomorrow, and Sat- arts history and education one knows to keep for life: These include quarterly urday, and 2 p.m., Sunday. Groceries •Steaks•Pizzas of Southern New Jersey birth certifi cates, marriage statements of retirement General admission tickets Quality Lunch Meats through grants and dona- licenses, and wills, for ex- plans, bank statements and are $8. Tickets are $5 •Pasta ample. And others that you bills with no long-term tax tions. The newly created for students, seniors and Homemade - Free Delivery! foundation will continue may know are very impor- importance. “These ACCC Alumni Association Schultz’s and Hill’s chari- tant, but aren’t quite sure documents generally make members (with identifi ca- Italian Sausage, Hoagie Trays table works beyond their tion). Roast Beef, Pasta lifetime. Proceeds from News Digests For more information, Homemade Soups the annual restaurant gala Sauce, Potato Salad (From Page A10) or to reserve tickets, call Hot Roast Pork Sandwich benefit student scholar- 625-1111, ext. 5250. & Cole Slaw ships at the Academy of Museum Open Early The Walter Edge Theater Culinary Arts and ACCC. DENNISVILLE — The Dennis Township Museum is located in Building C Tickets for the Restau- will be open at 6 p.m. tomorrow, an hour before the at ACCC’s Mays Landing Christmas Specials rant Gala are $190 per start of the township Christmas Parade. It will also Campus, 5100 Black Horse Cheese Burger person. Call 343-5674 or open at 4 p.m. on Dec. 16, the date of this year’s Pike. Specialty Items buy online at www.atlan- Dennisville Historic Home Owners Association tour. HOLIDAY MUSICAL Panettone Special tic.edu/gala. According to township Historian Bobbi Babbitt, this CAPE MAY — Taber- includes Fries & gives folks somewhere to go before the parade starts Pandoro ADVENT VESPERS nacle United Methodist and tickets for the 5 p.m. tour go on sale at 4:30 p.m. Can of Soda Church, 702 Seashore Road Baci Chocolate She suggests that for those taking the tour, it’s a good $5.15 + tax COLD SPRING — Ad- will present the Good News idea to bring a fl ashlight. Torrone vent Vespers will be held Players in a Christmas Mu- Free 2 Liter Soda at Cold Spring Presbyterian Homemade Chocolates Adlai Stevenson: sical, “One Quiet Night” with purchase of Pizza Church 4 p.m. Sunday and Friday and Saturday at 7:30 and Cookies Dec. 17. Come hear Christ- You will fi nd that the truth is often unpopular and (Sun.-Thurs.) the contest between agreeable fancy and disagreeable p.m., and Sunday at 7 p.m. mas music and readings. Admission is free. A des- For further information, fact is unequal. 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2005 Chevy Cavalier 2003 Pontiac Grand AM SE1 $182.90/month $179.30/month Auto For Sale- Gold, Graphite int., 39,223mi, Tan, Dark Pewter, 41,242mi, Car, Auto, Car, 4 dr. Sedan, Auto, 2.2L 4 4 Dr. Sedan, 3.4L 6 cyl, STK#6776-G, cyl Fuel Injected, STK#6809-G, VIN#1G2NF52E93M533718, A/C, HONDA CIVIC, 2000: 4 VIN#1G1JC52F957144048, A/C, ABD, ABP, AFM, AT, BS, CD, CRU, door, automatic, 4 cyl- ABD, ABP, AFM, AT, BS,CD, DIP, IW, PB, RD, TLT, Cash Price $10,150, Def. DIP, IW, KE, PL, PB, PW, RD, SR, TLT. Cash Price $10,950, Def. Price $13,909.60, inder. Air conditioned, Price $13,168.80, $0 Down, Monthly Auto For Sale- $1,000 Down, Monthly Payment $179.30, ABS power brakes, Payment $182.90, Term 72 months, Term 72 months, APR/Add 8.99% power locks, remote APR/Add 8.99% Auto For Sale - FORD FOCUS ZX4, entry, automatic moon 2005 Dodge Neon SE 2002 Buick Lesabre Custom 2006; 2.0 liter 4 cylin- $185.61/month $197.15/month roof , AM-FM tape deck Blue, Medium Gray int., 62,894mi, HONDA ACCORD EX, Silver, Dark Slate gray int., 32,444 der, 18966 miles, Silver. and CD. 50,500 miles. mi, Car, 4 Dr. Sedan, Auto, 2.0L 4 Car, Sedan 4 Dr., auto, 3.8L 6 $15,995. Call Kindle 1998; Green, 129410 cyl, Fuel Injected, STK# 6818-G, cyl, Fuel Injected, STK#4979-K, Excellent condition. VIN#1G4HP54KX2U162779, A/C, miles. $8,981. Call Ava- VIN#1B3ES26C75D203935, A/C, Auto Plaza 800-677- $9,500. 609-465-5227 ABD, ABP, AFM, AT, BS, CAS, CD, ABD, ABP, AFM, AT, CD, CRU, DIP, 5841 lon Honda 609-465- DIP, IW, PB, RD, TLT. Certifi ed, Cash IW, ML, PB, PL, PSD, PW, RD, TLT. Price $10,300, Def. Price $13,363.92, Cash Price $10,500, Def. Price $12,829,

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2000 Chrysler Concorde LXI 2003 Chrysler PT Cruiser Tour- $197.41/month ing Edition $179.30/month Gray, Camel/Tan int., 70,269mi, Car, Red, Dark Slate Gray int., 37,779mi, 4 Dr. Sedan, Auto, 3.2L 6 cyl, Se- sports van, manual, 2.4L 4 cyl, quential-port F.i., STK# 4871-K, Fuel Injected, STK#5012-K, VIN#2C3HD36J8YH107446, A/C, ABD, VIN#3C4FY58B63T503948, A/C, ABD, ABP, AFM, AT, CAS, CD, CLC, CRU, ABP, AFM, BS, CD, CRU, DIP, IW, KE, DIP, IW, LTH, ML, PB, PL, PW, RD, TLT MAN, ML, PB, PL, PW, RD, SR, TLT. Cash Price $7,785, Def. Price $9,475.68, Certifi ed, Cash Price $10,950, Def. Price $0 Down, Monthly Payment $197.41, $13,909.60, $1,000 Down, Monthly Pay- Auto For Sale- Term 48 months, APR/Add 9.99% ment $179.30, Term 72 months, APR/Add Auto For Sale - Auto For Sale - 8.99% FORD MUSTANG, 2001 Ford Focus ZX3 2002 Dodge Caravan SE 2005; 4.0 liter 6 cylin- HONDA ACCORD EX, HONDA CIVIC EX, $167.99/month 1999; Green, 128609 White, Dark Charcoal int., 62,101 mi, 3 Dr. Price $8,200 der, 12768 miles, Gold. 2001; Gold, 77854 Hatchback, Auto, 2.0L 4 cyl, STK#6833- 61,233mi, Wagon, 3.3L 6 cyl, STK# $21,995. Call Kindle miles. $8,906. Call Ava- miles. $11,408. Call G, VIN#3FAHP31361R147892, A/C, 5043K,VIN#1B8GP25312B734187, lon Honda 609-465- ABD, ABP, AFM, AT, BS, CRU, CD, FM, A/C, Cloth Low-Back Bucket Seats, 4- Auto Plaza 800-677- Avalon Honda 609- IW, ML, PB, PL, PW, RD, RW, TLT. Cash speed auto, p/winds, speed control, r/ 5841 8600 465-8600 Price $6,625, Def. Price $8,063.52, $0 wind def., p/locks, tilt steering column Down, Monthly Payment $167.99, Term

48 months, APR/Add 9.99%

2005 Chevrolet Aveo 2004 Chevrolet Cavalier Price $9,575 Price $9,900 ALIGNMENT We are a NJ Red, Gray int., 33,288mi, Car, State Inspection & Silver, Graphite int., 43,102mi, SERVICE 4 dr. Sedan, Auto, 1.6L 4 cyl, Car, Coupe, auto, 2.2L 4 cyl Emission Repair Fuel Injected, STK#6816-G, Facility Fuel Injected, STK#6788-G, CENTER VIN# KL1TD62635B344785, VIN#1G1JC12F547213728, A/C, A/C, ABD, ABP, AFM, AT, ABD, ABP, AFM, AT, BS, CD, DIP, (Next to Eddieʼs Auto Body) • 637 Route 9 • Erma • 884-4613 BS, CAR, DIP, IW , ML, PB, IW, PB, RD, SR, TLT,. RD, TLT COUPON • LUBE, OIL & FILTER 3.9 % X 60 Months • ROTATE TIRES Certifi ed To Qualifi ed buyer on select $ 95 Certifi ed pre-owned vehicles • CHECK BRAKES 37 plus tax • CHECK & FILL FLUID LEVELS • CHECK BELTS & HOSES $ 465-6000 *must have coupon *exp. 12/31/06 SAVE 8 FIVE STAR CHRYSLER EXIT 10B GARDEN STATE PARKWAY, CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE CHEVY TRUCKS TRUCK Sale ends 4/12/06 Sale ends 12/12/06 AUTO 24 HOUR *Tax, reg., & doc. fees additional. This sale supersedes all previous weekʼs sales. Not available in combination with any other offer. Previous sales excluded. Available to qualifi ed buyers only. Not responsible for errors. TOWING All Major & Minor Repairs BODY Foreign or Domestic! EDDIE’S SHOP www.burkemotorgroup.com A52 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Automotive Herald Newspapers December 6 2006

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OLDSMOBILE IN- TRIGUE GLS 1999: White, leather seats. 50,000 miles. $6,000. 609-368-1350 Motorcycle- Van/Truck/SUV - Auto For Sale- Auto For Sale- Auto For Sale - Auto for Sale- HONDA VXL Cus- MERCURY MONTEGO SATURN L300 SEDAN SUBARU LEGACY VOLKSWAGEN GOLF CHEVROLET HHR LS, PREMIER, 2006; 3.0 OUTBACK LL BEAN, GLS, 2001; Green, tom, 2006: Only 126 2006; 29667 miles, 4D, 2003; 3.0 liter 6 miles. Bike with extras liter 6 cylinder, 10435 cylinder, 14656 miles, 2001; 3.0 liter 6 cylinder, 57195 miles. $12,438. Copper. $13,475. Call miles, White. $23,995. 33718 miles, Maroon. Call Valon Honda 609- $6758; Sells for $5495. Perry Egan 800-783- Blue. $11,883. Call Per- 609-465-4269. Out of Call Kindle Auto Plaza ry Egan 800-783-3490 $17,242. Call Avalon 465-8600 3490 town will deliver. 800-677-5841 Auto For Sale- Honda 609-465-8600

PLYMOUTH NEON, $ NO CREDIT $ VAN/TRUCK/SUV 2001: 73,500 miles. 4 $ NO PROBLEM $ $ BANKRUPTCY cylinder, gasoline, auto, Van/Truck/Jeep- power brakes, steering, OK$ AM/FM cassette player, Guaranteed CHEVROLET WORK dual air bags, air. Good Approval, VAN, 1989: 3/4 ton, 8 condition. Must sell. Auto For Sale- New Or Preowned cylinder, white. $900 Van/Truck/SUV - Auto For Sale- $3300. 609-972-5044 Auto for Sale- Vehicles or best offer. 609-780-

CHEVROLET HHR LT, SUBARU FORESTER 2142

NISSAN SENTRA, SUBARU OUTBACK 2006; 29564 miles, Auto For Sale- L, 2002; 2.5 liter 4 cylin- Call Bonnie Kim, 2005; 1.8 liter 4 cylin- der, 23003 miles, Red. 35TH ANNIVERSARY Toll Free Sand. $13,985. Call der, 39566 miles, Gold. PONTIAC FIREBIRD, $13,995. Call Kindle WAGON, 2004: H6 3.0 1-800- Perry Egan 800-783- $11,995. Call Kindle 1992: power windows, Auto Plaza 800-677- liter, 36937 miles, Tan. 3490 677-5841 Auto Plaza 800-677- $16,500. Call Perry- power locks, air, t-tops, 5841 5841 Egan 609-399-0500 V-6, automatic. Runs WebID #: 108218 μ

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DODGE DAKOTA QUAD CAB 4X4 SLT Moped/Scooter- PLUS - 2001 - LOADED Van/Truck/SUV- Auto For Sale - Leather, Air, Power, 16” Auto for Sale- Auto For Sale - AVANTI 2001: 2 speed, New Tires, Auto, Air, CHEVROLET SILVERA- SUBARU LEGACY L automtaic transmission. Custom Cargo Cover, DO K1500 PICKUP EX- NISSAN SENTRA, Auto for Sale- AWD, 2000; Green, TOYOTA CAMRY SO- 780 miles. Originally Garage Kept, For- TENDED CAB LONG 2005; 4 cylinder, 1.8 li- 78149 miles. $8,964. LARA, 2000; Green, $1200. Asking $300. rest Green 41K+ miles BED, 2004: V8 5.3 li- ter, 17031 miles, White. SAAB 9-5 AERO WAG- Call Avalon Honda 609- 63723 miles. $12,877. 609-602-3194 $13,900. 609-967-1711 ter, 19302 miles, Silver.

$11,950. Call Perry- Call Avalon Honda 609- $21,900. Call Perry- ON 4D, 2005: 4 cylin- 465-8600 Egan 609-399-0500 465-8600 Egan 609-399-0500 der, 2.3 liter HO Turbo, MOTORCYCLE

12671 miles, Black. Classifieds $28,896. Call Perry- Auto For Sale- Office hours 9 to 5 make things Monday - Friday Egan 609-399-0500 disappear

TOYOTA CELICA GT, 2003: V6, 26,841 miles, white, automatic, power steering, power brakes, Van/Truck/SUV- air, power windows and locks, sunroof, duel air- 2004 Ford F-150 Van/Truck/SUV- bags, cruise, tilt, spoil- Motorcycle- FX4 er, custom bumper. Extremely clean truck. CHEVROLET TRACK- $16,900. Call 609-368- 2000 HARLEY DAVID- Auto, V8, 6 CD, Cap, ER LT, 2001; 2.5 liter 6 1314 or 609-368-4327 SON Heritage Softtail Custom dual exhaust. cylinder, 75448 miles,

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new. Too much to list. $23,000 or best offer. $15,000. 609-602-5357 609-972-5368 SECURITY0 DEPOSIT 139LEASE 36 MOS. 36 mo. Lease $2,000 due at signing. 12K miles per year, 20¢ per Find it in the μ WebID #: 108235 μ WebID #: 106239

mile thereafter. Residual $11,917. Total payments $5,004. Security

Deposit Waived. 1st payment waived. Tax, MV Fees, and lease acqui- CLASSIFIEDS sition fee additional. Available through Subaru Motors Finance with $ approved credit.

Van/Truck/SUV - FIRST0 PAYMENT 29 mpg1 IIHS HIGHEST POSSIBLE 4 HIGHWAY CRASH TEST RATING • Imports • Domestics • Automatics CHEVROLET UPLAND- • Standards ER LS, 2006; 26178 miles, Blue. $15,995. • Subaru All-Wheel Drive standard • 4x4s • Vans • SUVs • Trucks • Clutches Call Perry Egan 800- • 173-hp 2.5 liter Boxer engine 783-3490

• 4-wheel disc brakes with ABS • Axles

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2007 Subaru Impreza 2.5i New, 4-dr, 4x4, AWD, 4 Cyl., air, 5 spd manual, ABS, delay wipers, t/glass, r. def, p/winds, p/d lcks, p/mirror, AM/FM Stereo, CD, Tilt, cc, buck seats, radials, alloy wheels, pin striped, cloth seats, driver’s airbag, dual airbag. VIN#7G500009, STK#S7033, New Mileage, MSRP $18,620 Van/Truck/SUV -

CHEVROLET UPLAND- Two Locations ER LS, 2006; 29069 SAFETY MADE AFFORDABLE. CAPE MAY miles, White. Call Perry COURT HOUSE $ OFF $ OFF IT’S WHAT MAKES A SUBARU, A SUBARU. Most 100. Egan 800-783-3490 vehicles • 1 Oyster Road 75. ANY MAJOR INTERNAL 609.463.0888 CLUTCH JOB AUTOMATIC Hours M-F 8-6, Sat. 8-1 One coupon per customer. Present TRANSMISSION REPAIR at time of sale. Not valid with other One coupon per customer. Present at “You Can’t Beat the MARMORA offers. Some restrictions apply. Valid at time of sale. Not valid with other offers. Looking CMCH & Marmora locations only. Valid at CMCH & Marmora locations only. Burke Reputation” 1 Roosevelt Blvd. for 609.390.0098 NO EXPIRATION DATE! NO EXPIRATION DATE! something? Hours M-F 8-6 519 STONE HARBOR BOULEVARD - EXIT 10 G.S. PARKWAY, CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE CLASSIFIEDS 1-800-343-2757 • 609-465-6000 • www.BurkeMotorGroup.com Herald Newspapers December 6 2006 Automotive www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A53

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Boat For Sale- Van/Truck/SUV- Van/Truck/SUV- Van/Truck/SUV- 1986 22 Ft. PENN YAN: CHEVROLET VEN- FORD EXPLORER XLT, NISSAN PATHFINDER Tunnel drive, inboard, TURE VAN, 1998: 2003; 4.0 liter 6 cylin- SE, 2003; V6 3.5 liter, 350 Crusader. Double Original owner. der, 19135 miles, Blue. 80582 miles, Pewter. axel trailer. Runs good. Good condition. $16,995. Call Kindle $11,800. Call Perry- In water, ready to go. $2500 or best offer. Auto Plaza 800-677- Egan 609-399-0500 $2700 or best offer.

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24’ WELLCRAFT 351 Mercruiser I/O, 200 Van/Truck/SUV- hours on rebuild. Full canvas enclosure, out- Van/Truck/SUV- riggers, GPS, plotter, CHEVY 1500, Van/Truck/SUV- 1988: fi sh fi nder & VHF. 1990 NISSAN XTERRA SE, Sealion trailer. Excellent MUST SELL! FORD F-150 4X4, 2003: V6 3.3 liter, 28744 condition. $6500. Call 2003; 4.8 liter 8 cylinder miles, Black. $15,794. 8’ bed. Runs good. 609-425-0770

SOHC, 43586 miles, Call Perry-Egan 609- $600 or best offer. Gray. $21,995. Call 399-0500

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Boat for Sale- who will be part of their Van/Truck/SUV - special day are looking for Van/Truck/SUV - MCKEE CRAFT 196 Marathon, 2004: your services! This beauti- Van/Truck/SUV- SATURN VUE, 2002; DODGE GRAND CAR- Silver, 67291 miles. fully designed magazine is AVAN SXT, 2006; 3.8 140 Suzuki 4 stroke. 20 FORD F-250 SUPER $11,741. Call Avalon liter 6 cylinder, 20439 foot. Low hours. Cus- published once a year and DUTY, 2004; 5.4 liter 8 Honda 609-465-8600 tom made T-Top with miles, Blue. $24,995. cylinder, 39770 miles, Call Kindle Auto Plaza electronics box, rod comes out at the end of Jan- Silver. $21,995. Call 800-677-5841 Van/Truck/SUVs- holders & high output Kindle Auto Plaza 800- uary. It features everything lights. Custom wind-

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The Herald takes this guide one step further high power am/fm/cd Van/Truck/SUV- player. Deck lights. Dual on their website which features an Online Di- batteries with control Van/Truck/SUV- FORD ESCAPE XLT, switch. Leaning post rectory and a place for readers to share the pho- 2001; V6 3.0 liter, 76554 with 4 rod holders. JEEP LIBERTY LIMIT- miles, Green. $8,833. Console cooler with tos of their day. It even has an event-planning ED, 2005; 3.7 liter 6 cyl- Call Perry-Egan 609- cover seat & backrest. inder, 7379 miles, Tan. checklist which will prove to be a useful tool for 399-0500 Built in tackle center in

$20,402. Call Avalon Van/Truck/SUV- console. 80 gallon fuel any special day, be it a childʼs birthday party to Honda 609-465-8600 tank (extremely fuel ef-

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lockers (3 rods each). the date and be a part of our guide. Van/Truck/SUV- Sea Lion single axle roller trailer. Excellent Van/Truck/SUV - FORD ESCAPE XLT, condition. $24,500 or Some past advertisers included were: 2006; 3.0 liter 6 cylinder, best offer. JEEP WRANGLER SA- 8533 miles, Maroon. HARA, 2000; Green, Bakers • Beauty Salons $20,995. Call Kindle Home 609-889-2497 55940 miles. $15,496. Auto Plaza 800-677- Cell 609-827-8374 Call Avalon Honda 609- Book/Gift Shops 5841 Van/Truck/SUV -

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MAYS LANDING —Reg- say, not as I do,” a new startling disparity between retirement — they admit advice to younger genera- professional nor done seri- Additionally, 36 percent istration, with extended nationwide survey of pre- pre-retirees’ ideal plans to wishing they were better tions on their impending ous calculations on their say planning for retire- hours, is now under way retirees offers younger and their actual retirement prepared. retirement, how they are own. ment is like a “walk in the for Atlantic Cape Commu- generations a glimpse of readiness, with a hint of According to the sur- preparing for their own • Forty-one percent of park…” Most expect to be nity College’s winter and what baby boomers might regret. vey, most pre-retirees (35 retirement also made a respondents are worried able to travel (45 percent), spring classes. do differently if they could “This survey confirms percent) ranked “starting resounding statement. about the effect of health spend more time with chil- Students can register at turn back the clock and what we’ve been hearing to save and invest too late Despite well over half (56 care costs on their retire- dren and grandchildren ACCC’s three campuses: start their retirement plan- for the past couple of years, in life” as the number one percent) of pre-retirees ex- ment savings. (39 percent) or take up a The Mays Landing Campus, ning over. that we baby boomers are obstacle that keeps them pecting to enjoy a standard A Long and Winding new hobby or activity (23 5100 Black Horse Pike; the According to the survey very optimistic about re- from saving more money of living similar to or better Road: While the advice percent). Charles D. Worthington At- of 2,500 adults, ages 45- tirement,” said Pam Moret, for retirement. Other than their own parents, 71 pre-retirees gave may Better Today Than To- lantic City Campus, 1535 64, conducted by Thrivent Thrivent Financial execu- top-ranking obstacles in- percent of respondents feel sound like more of a warn- morrow: Regardless of Bacharach Blvd; and at the Financial for Lutherans, tive vice president of mar- cluded the cost of health a lack of money in retire- ing and the example they your age or fi nancial cir- Cape May County Campus, 71 percent of respondents keting and products. care or health insurance ment may prevent their set a cautionary tale, baby cumstances, according to 341 Court House-South wished they had started “Unlike the frugal (32 percent), a low-paying plans. boomers are quick to point Tim Schmidt, co-managing Dennis Road. saving for retirement when mentality of my parents’ job (29 percent) and credit While many factors out that they are looking partner of Thrivent Finan- Normal registration they had their first full- generation, our carefree card debt (28 percent). contribute to pre-retirees’ forward to retirement. cial’s Twin Cities Regional hours are weekdays from time job, and a whopping approach to life may have Beyond saving earlier, guarded optimism about For example, like a Financial Offi ce, today is a 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., but hours 86 percent would advise kept us from saving for the advice most offered retirement, a lack of proac- soundtrack to their lives, better day to begin prepar- have been extended to 7 younger generations to retirement. However, that to younger generations by tive planning and saving baby boomers likened ing for retirement than p.m. from Jan. 8-11. The start saving as soon as carefree attitude about pre-retirees included: is the greatest cause for memorable song titles to tomorrow. college will be closed Dec. possible. retirement planning could • Don’t procrastinate; re- concern. The survey also their outlook on retire- “Good preparation can 24 through Jan. 1. In addition, 61 percent carry a price — a price we tirement will come sooner found that: ment. Thirty-fi ve percent enhance anyone’s fi nanc- Winter term runs Jan. would invest $1 million might pay in our golden than you think (57 per- • One in four (24 per- say the Beatles’ “The Long es in retirement,” said 2-13, including Saturdays. unexpected income into years.” cent) cent) pre-retirees haven’t and Winding Road” most Schmidt. “Pre-retirees The last day to register retirement savings rather • Plan for the unexpect- begun saving for retirement closely resembles their vi- should look for simple, in person for this session than start a business, buy Golden Advice for the ed (57 percent). and one in fi ve (19 percent) sion of retirement. doable and affordable solu- is Dec. 22. Mail, fax and a luxury home or go on a Golden Years: Although • Seek professional help didn’t start until they were However, 21 percent of tions to ensure that their online registrations will be shopping spree. the majority of pre-retirees – it will come sooner than at least 45 years old. pre-retirees compared re- long and winding road to accepted until Jan. 1. The Thrivent Financial (67 percent) anticipate you think (32 percent). • Fifty-nine percent have tiring to another 70’s hit, retirement ends at a pleas- Spring semester be- survey took a unique look that they will either enjoy Actions Speak Louder neither gone through a “Stayin’ Alive,” as a testa- ant destination.” gins on Tuesday, Jan. 16. Depending on whether MARTIAL ARTS they are new or returning, students can register for VILLAS — Martial arts spring classes in person or — a different way to get by mail, fax, and the Inter- into shape, learn self de- net through Jan. 15. fense and gain self confi - Visa, MasterCard, dence — classes for kids Discover and American and adults are held every Express are accepted. To Monday and Thursday. register online or view For more information, call an updated schedule of 886-6902 or 889-8105. spring and winter courses, visit www.atlantic.edu/ Age is a matter of the web4students. mind. If you donʼt mind For a free schedule, call it doesnʼt matter. 343-5000, 625-1111, ext. -Jerry Thacker 5000, or 463-3958. Proper Snow Thrower Use Advice Offered ALEXANDRIA, VA. — Clear the area of door- Snow throwers are essen- mats, sleds, boards, wires, tial tools to help homeown- and other debris. The ers handle the smallest to snow can sometimes hide the largest snowfalls. objects that might clog the Quick and efficient, a chute or cause other dam- snow thrower clears drive- age. If you come across ways and walks complete- something while using ly, reducing ice build-up. the snow thrower, stop When using a snow throw- the snow thrower and er, the Outdoor Power move the object before Equipment Institute Educa- continuing. For electric tion and Research Founda- snow throwers, keep an tion reminds everyone that eye on the cord to make safety is the top priority sure do not accidentally LiveLive atat thethe BeachBeach to prevent the possibility run over it. of accidents, especially to Remember to: fi ngers and hands. • Read the owner’s Never put hands inside manual. withwith allall thethe PleasuresPleasures –– the chute for any reason. If • Do not allow children the snow thrower becomes to operate equipment. none of the hassles! clogged with snow, turn • Do not clear snow off the engine, wait for across the face of slopes. all moving parts to come • For repairs, turn off to a complete stop and machine and wait until all then clear the chute with parts stop moving. Discon- a stick. nect the spark plug wire or Never disable the im- the electric cord. Opening in 2007 portant safety features. • Wear weather-appro- Manufacturers have built priate clothing and foot- in important safety features wear. to protect the user. In • Be sure of footing and particular, the Operator keep a firm hold on the Presence Control (OPC) handles causes the snow thrower • And always, keep • Leave the housekeeping, home repair, grounds keeping and meal preparation to us to stop within fi ve seconds hands and feet away from after an operator lets go of moving parts. • Enjoy a heated pool, fitness center and dozens of other amenities and activities the controls. It is critical that no matter how many • Be close to U of D’s Lewes campus—to pursue continuing education opportunities times your snow thrower • Enjoy an independent lifestyle with a plan for the future should a healthcare need arise clogs, never disable this get feature. • Quaker-affiliated quality of care Keep the area of opera- history tion clear of all people — particularly children — and There are still a number of apartments and cottages to choose from, making it easy to find pets. Do not throw snow buff. 1000 Kings Highway one to suit your preferences. But don’t wait. Space is filling up fast. For more information, toward people, pets, or cars visit www.cadbury.org or call (302) 645-6400 or 1-800-390-8298. and do not allow anyone in Lewes, DE 19958 front of your snow thrower. In addition to snow, your snow thrower may throw small stone or ice pellets that may cause injury or other damage. Herald Newspapers December 6 2006 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A55

Ford, Lincoln, Mercury Certifi ed 75,000 MILE WARRANTY View our inventory at: www.kindleautoplaza.com 1998 GRAND MARQUIS 2003 FOCUS S/W MERCURY, 4 dr, 8 cyl, ps, auto, pb, d/wipers, tint, p/ FORD, 4 dr, Station Wagon, 4 cyl, ps, auto, pb, ac, winds, p/dlks, p/sts, p/mirr, AM/FM stereo cass, tilt, d/wipers, tint, r/def, p/winds, p/dlks, AM/FM/stereo 8 cruise, b/sts, rads, alloy whls, cloth sts, dual airbag, cass, CD, tilt, cruise, bucket/sts, rads, alloy whls, cloth VIN#WX64959P, sts, dual airbag, VIN#3W232220, STK#648280A, STK#205744C, 26,698 mi...... to choose 80,382 mi...... $6,995 $10,995 2 to choose 2003 RANGER from 2006 FOCUS SE FORD, 4-dr, 4x4, Pick-up, 6 cyl, ps, auto, pb, ac, FORD, 4 dr, 4 cyl, ps, auto, pb, d/wipers, tint, r/def, d/wipers, tint, p/winds, p/dlks, AM/FM/stereo from! p/winds, p/dlks, AM/FM/stereo cass, CD, tilt, cruise, cass, CD, tilt, cruise, bucket/sts, rads, alloy whls, bucket/sts, rads, alloy whls, cloth sts, cloth sts, dual airbag, VIN#3PB84189, dual airbag, STK#18798A VIN#6W197297, 72,422 mi...... STK#14886P, 18,946 mi. $10,995 $12,995 2006 TAURUS ALL WHEEL 2003 ELEMENT DRIVE 2004 F-150 HONDA, 4 dr, 4x4, Wagon, 4 cyl, ps, auto, pb, d/ FORD, 4 dr, 4x4, Pick-up, 8 cyl, auto, pb, ps, d/ wipers, tint, p/winds, p/dlks, p/mirr, AM/FM stereo wipers, tint, p/winds, p/lcks, AM/FM radio cass, CD, cass, CD, tilt, cruise, bucket/sts, rads, alloy whls, cloth tilt, cc, bucket sts, rads, alloy whls, cloth sts, dual sts, dual airbag, airbag, VIN#4KA02716, VIN#3L006218, STK#14836, 20,182 mi...... $18,995 STK#14905, 48,004 mi...... $15,995 2001 F-150 CARGO VAN 2003 F-150 SUPER CAB FORD, 4 dr, 4x4, Pick up, 8 cyl, ps, auto, pb, d/wip- FORD, 4 dr, Van, 6 cyl, ac, auto, pb, ps, d/wipers, ers, tint, r/def, bsm, p/winds, p/dlks, AM/FM/stereo AM/FM stereo cass, tilt, cruise, rads, alloy whls, cloth cass, CD, tilt, cruise, bucket/sts, rads, alloy whls, cloth sts, dual airbag, sts, dual airbag, VIN#1HB28665, VIN#3CB06023, STK#21871A, 45,168 mi. .... $10,995 FORD, 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto, ps, pb, ac, d/wipers, r/def, p/winds, STK#14876, 43,583 mi. .... $16,995 p/lcks, p/sts, AM/FM stereo cass, CD, tilt, cruise, bucket sts, rads, alloy whls, cloth sts, dual a/b, VIN#6A243134, STK#14883P, 2002 SPORT EXPLORER 2004 CIVIC 13,184 mi. FORD, 2 dr, 4x4, Wagon, 6 cyl, ps, auto, pb, ac, HONDA, 4 dr, 4 cyl, ps, auto, pb, d/wipers, tint, r/ d/wipers, tint, p/winds, p/lcks, AM/FM stereo cass, def, bsm, p/winds, p/dlks, p/sts, p/mirr, AM/FM/ste- tilt, cruise, bucket sts, rads, alloy whls, cloth sts, dual reo cass, CD, tilt, cruise, bucket/sts, rads, alloy whls, $ airbag, VIN#2UC02377, p/mnroof, cloth seats, dual airbag, VIN#4H549432, 10,995 STK#51930A, STK#14894, 38,799 mi...... 72,734 mi...... $9,995 $15,995

2 to choose 2005 SENTRA 2002 SEBRING 2004 ESCAPE XLT 2006 MONTEGO from CHRYSLER, 4 dr, 4 cyl, ps, auto, pb, ac, d/wipers, FORD, 4 dr, 4x4, Wagon, 6 cyl, ps, auto, pb, MERCURY, 4 dr, 6 cyl, ps, pb, auto, ac, d/wipers, NISSAN, 4 dr, 4 cyl, ps, pb, auto, d/wipers, tint, p/winds, p/dlks, AM/FM/stereo cass, tilt, cruise, d/wipers, tint, r/def, bsm, p/winds, p/dlks, p/mirr, tint, r/def, bsm, p/winds, p/dlks, p/sts, p/mirr, p/winds, p/dlks, AM/FM/stereo cass, CD, tilt, bucket/sts, rads, alloy whls, cloth sts, dual airbag, AM/FM/stereo cass, CD, p/ant, tilt, cruise, bucket/ AM/FM/stereo cass, CD, p/ant, tilt, cruise, cruise, bucket/sts, rads, alloy whls, cloth sts, dual VIN#2N215975, sts, rads, alloy whls, p/mnroof, cloth sts, dual airbag, bucket/sts, rads, alloy whls, lth int, p/mnrf, dual airbag, VIN#5L499373, STK#198181A, VIN#YKB09152, airbag, STK#14879, 43,509 mi. One Owner $9,995 18,112 mi...... $10,995 STK#14917, 21,366 mi...... VIN#6G615890, $16,995 STK#14890P, 10,421 mi.$19,995 2 to CONVERSION choose 2004 F-150 SUPER CAB 2001 TRACKER 2003 RAM VAN from 2004 SEBRING GEO, 4 dr, 4x4, Wagon, 6 cyl, ac, p/s, auto, pb, DODGE, 4 dr, Wagon, Van, 8 cyl, ac, ps, pb, auto, CHRYSLER, 4 dr, 4 cyl, ps, auto, pb, d/wipers, tint, FORD, 2 dr, Pick-up, 8 cyl, p/s, auto, p/b, d/wip- d/wipers, tint, p/winds, p/dlks, AM/FM/stereo d/wipers, tint, p/winds, p/dlks, AM/FM/stereo cass, p/winds, p/dlks, AM/FM/stereo cass, CD, tilt, cruise, ers, tint, p/winds, p/dlks, AM/FM/stereo cass, cass, CD, tilt, cruise, bucket/sts, rads, alloy whls, tilt, cruise, bucket/sts, rads, alloy whls, cloth sts, dual bucket/sts, rads, alloy whls, dual airbag, CD, tilt, cruise, rads, alloy whls, cloth seats, dual cloth seats, dual airbag, airbag, VIN#3K517555, VIN#4W382834, airbag, VIN#4FA65507, VIN#16918277, STK#91748B, STK#14850P, 29,976 mi. STK#14873, 40,126 mi...... $14,995 STK#732021A, 75,472 mi. $6,995 31,110 mi...... $12,995 $8,995

Prices include all costs to be paid by the consumer except for license, registration and taxes. † Severity of credit situation may affect down payment, APR terms, type of car and actual payment. Bank- ruptcies must be discharged. Job and steady residence req. Offer expires one week after publication. Dealer not responsible for typographical errors or omissions. Photos for display purposes only. A56 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers December 6 2006

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