Opinions? We’ve Got ‘Em! Gerald Stahlecker of Seaville questions the handling of the attack of Benghazi, Libya, and Secretary Hillary Clinton’s “Get-Off-My-Back” response, “What Difference Does It Make?” Betty Canderan of Court House fails to under- stand why letter writers defend gun rights and fear the loss of their weapons. Bill Murphy of Cape May defends the thinking of Progressives and cites all their accomplishments. Michael Tourette of Wildwood would like to see an honest call for civility. He describes the name-calling of those whose opinions differ from letter writers while Barry Felice of North Cape May has issues with the publisher’s col- umn on fracking. On a positive note, Bill Cole of North Cape PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY THE SEAWAVE CORP. Vol. 49 No. 7 Copyright 2013 Seawave Corp. All rights reserved. February 20, 2013 1508 Route 47, Rio Grande NJ 08242-1402 May gives kudos to his long-time doctor, Dr. Suketu H. Nanavati. He tells readers how the good doctor has always been there when he needed him. Historic District Editor Al Campbell talks about the changes recommended by the Federal Emergency Management Agency, (FEMA) for coastal towns Nears Landing building elevations and higher fl ood insurance premiums, while Publisher Art Hall describes At Co. Airport the things of which George Washington warned citizens. Read all this and more on the By AL CAMPBELL Herald’s Opinion pages A36-38. ERMA – It’s historic, but it’s new: Introduc- ing the latest historic district at Cape May Recision Decision County Airport. The airport, which began as Naval Air Sta- Retains Tagless tion Wildwood, a pilots’ training facility during World War II, is better known for the namesake Beaches for Now air museum located within Hangar No. 1, con- taining 26 vintage aircraft. Across the street By DEBORAH McGUIRE is Forgotten Warriors Vietnam Museum that focuses on Vietnam War-era memorabilia. Just WILDWOOD – Beachgoers to this resort’s beyond that, another hangar that has been used wide, sandy shore won’t have to dig deep to by an aviation rehabilitation fi rm. purchase a beach tag this summer. After a much On Feb. 12, freeholders unanimously ap- debated proposed referendum, that would have proved a resolution that approved a memo- brought beach fees to the cash-strapped munici- USCG Photo by IT2 Dwayne Bradley randum of agreement between a number of pality, commissioners unanimously voted Feb. The fi rst load of supplies is delivered by helicopter Feb. 13 to the stranded Carnival agencies to create a historic district at the 13 to rescind a Jan. 4 resolution that sought a Triumph in the Gulf of Mexico. In center, assisting is the 210-foot, USCG Cutter Vigorous, airport. Before the district becomes offi cial, referendum that could have ended the century- homeported in Cape May. Photo was taken by IT2 Dwayne Bradley, a Vigorous crew state approval is needed, according to James old history of free beaches. member. See more photos of the Cutter Vigorous with the disabled cruise ship on page Salmon, public information officer for the A resolution to “authorize recision of a reso- A12 Delaware River and Bay Authority. lution authorizing a special election on March The airport, located in Lower Township, has 5, 2013,” was presented to commissioners CG Cutter Vigorous Joins Forces a rich history, including being the one-time site (Page A6 Please) where Cape May County’s National Guard unit To Assist Stricken Carnival Triumph drilled prior to relocating to the present armory Center Will Assist MOBILE, ALA. — As the world awaited Guard units escorted or assisted the Carnival on Garden State Parkway at Crest Haven. news last week from 3,143 passengers and Triumph to the Alabama Cruise Ship Terminal The airport still serves as the site for the 1,086 crew aboard the crippled cruise shop in Mobile Feb. 14. county’s Fare Free Transportation offi ce and Homeless Families Carnival Triumph in the Gulf of Mexico, few According to a Coast Guard release from the parking facility, Board of Elections warehouse where voting machines are stored, and Lower By JACK FICHTER knew that one of the Coast Guard cutters Eighth District in New Orleans, La., the Vigor- involved in aiding the behemoth was none ous arrived on scene Feb. 11 in the evening and Township Police Department and Erma Volun- teer Fire Department. TOWN BANK – Offi cials, clergy and volun- other than the Cape May-based, 210-foot Cut- safely evacuated by helicopter one passenger ter Vigorous. to the Carnival Legend. A rambling white structure that once was teers gathered inside a former daycare center Timme Fabric then Everlon bears testimony for a groundbreaking ceremony Feb. 13 that The Vigorous was not alone aiding the Cutter Vigorous began escorting the Carnival stricken 893-foot vessel. A number of Coast (Page A12 Please) to several failed attempts to have the airport will convert the building into offi ces for Fam- serve as an economic engine for the county. ily Promise of Cape May County, a non-profi t After the departure of the latter, a frozen fi sh organization that helps homeless families. Island Jitneys to Roll on Summer Nights facility began and ended without success. The building at 505 Townbank Road is a For several years, the county held its annual now a diamond-in-the-rough that will provide By JACK FICHTER Avalon spokesman Scott Wahl said the services that will keep homeless families thought is to rotate people between the busi- (Page A4 Please) together. AVALON – Beginning this summer, jitneys ness districts and provide a safe way for folks to Family Promise President Suzanne Smigo will connect Avalon’s and Stone Harbor’s busi- visit the various establishments in both towns. Vets’ Cemetery said her goal for several years had been for the ness districts and offer low cost transportation He said the general route is on Ocean Drive and organization to own a building rather than rent. between night spots. Dune/Second Avenue in both towns, turning Upgrades Begin She said the former daycare center was on the Avalon Borough Council approved an or- around at 21st Street in Avalon. market for $600,000 which Family Promise dinance Feb. 13 that sets down rules for the At this time, the route goes to 96th Street By AL CAMPBELL (Page A6 Please) operation of jitneys. Hours of operation will in Stone Harbor but it may be extended to be from 6 p.m. to 3 a.m. from Memorial Day 111th Street. CREST HAVEN – Cape May County Veter- through June operating only on weekends. Wahl said the jitneys are eco-friendly be- ans’ Cemetery, which slipped below military Service will run seven days per week in July cause the run on compressed natural gas. They spit-and-polish standards over the decades and August. seat 13 passengers. since its dedication in 1980, is fi nally getting The fare will be fare $2 per ride before 11 Avalon Chamber of Commerce President attention. p.m. and $4 after 11 p.m. (Page A4 Please) Walkways, “an eyesore for many years,” are being removed as a fi rst chapter in the restora- Driver in Teens’ Deaths Remains Mum tion of the fi nal resting place for about 4,800 By DEBORAH McGUIRE the Cape May County Correctional Center county veterans and spouses, according to new since his arrest in lieu of $350,000 bail. He is Facilities and Services Director Ann Marie COURT HOUSE – Joshua Malmgren, charged charged with two counts of fi rst-degree aggra- McMahon. She presented a PowerPoint slide in the drunken driving deaths of two teenaged vated manslaughter and vehicular homicide in show to freeholders Feb. 12 at their caucus girls this past summer, did not enter a plea the deaths of 15-year-old Nioami Faith Lazicki- session. agreement at a Feb. 14 status conference court Gatson of Greek Creek and her cousin, 13-year- Walkways will be removed and replaced appearance. old Ashley Dauber of Philadelphia. Both girls with top soil and then hydro-seeded with grass. With the families of both girls sitting in the were killed as they walked on the shoulder of Some of those walkways have been uprooted front row behind First Assistant Prosecutor Bayshore Avenue in Green Creek the evening by trees, causing a “a terrible tripping hazard,“ Robert W. Johnson, Malmgren was led into the of July 31, 2012. for those visiting graves of their loved ones, courtroom in shackles and handcuffs by two “We have discussed the matter and I don’t she added. sheriff’s offi cers. Standing next to his attorney, think we’re going to be able to resolve this by She projected that a “concern” was the walk- Jack Fichter Brian Pelloni, Malmgren did not speak during way of a plea agreement,” Johnson told Supe- ing distance to graves, which in some cases, Joshua Malmgren enters court Feb. 14 for the proceeding. rior Court Judge Patricia Wild. Johnson asked could be up to about 115 feet. “In some cases status conference. Malmgren, a Villas resident, has been in (Page A4 Please) (Page A5 Please)
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© Herald Newspapers 2013 “Find It At Find’s!” Herald Newspapers February 20 2013 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A3 Duo Heads to Ellis Island for Mercury Cleanup By AL CAMPBELL umbrella of cleaning and remediation services. ELLIS ISLAND – Will a According to Malikows- historic, broken mercury ki, after the tragic death of thermometer on this na- her partner’s 19-year-old tional landmark be the big son in a car accident last break needed to give a rela- year, duHadway “decided tively new, small business she wanted to start this from Swainton a start? business journey with me The principals in Bio and Bio Clean Trauma Ser- Clean Trauma Service, vice was created.” LLC, are Dora duHadway “We have spent most and Kaitlyn Malikowski. of the last year learning Their business is located on about the industry. After Siegtown Road, Swainton. speaking with some local The business started in law enforcement friends, November 2012. Dora duHadway, left and Kaitlyn Malikowski. we continued our research On Feb. 15, the pair and attended a week-long, traveled to Ellis Island, just While that might seem encountered in day to day hands-on training session east of the Statue of Liberty, like a long, expensive trip, use. Its disposal involves in Indianapolis, Ind. at for a job. Their task was to consider that mercury is federal, state, and local Bio Trauma 911,” said fetch and properly dispose one of the most toxic and laws. Malikowski. of a broken, mercury ther- environmentally damag- That falls under Bio “Due to the nature of mometer. ing elements that may be Clean Trauma Service’s (Page A7 Please) Wildwood Man Indicted in Fake License Crackdown By DEBORAH McGUIRE his licenses were suspend- have been referred to the to analyze the results of the ed. He was charged with Attorney General, who an- scrub. To date, more than TRENTON – A Wildwood the second-degree crime nounced a fi rst wave of 38 600,000 matches have man was indicted Feb. 1 for of using personal identify- criminal prosecutions. been reviewed and internal obtaining a New Jersey pas- ing information of another In December 2011 the action taken when warrant- senger driver’s license and and the third-degree crime Motor Vehicle Commis- ed. Of those, approximately commercial driver’s license of tampering with public sion (MVC) embarked on 1,800 suspension cases by using the personal iden- records. Operation Facial Scrub, were identifi ed, which re- tifi cation of another person. According to Attorney one of its most promising quired customers to re- The charges were made General Jeffrey S. Chiesa fraud prevention initiatives. verify their identities with after the man was identi- and Motor Vehicle Commis- Utilizing facial recognition the MVC. Administrative fi ed as having obtained the sion Chairman and Chief technology, the MVC began suspensions were imposed fraudulent licenses by the Administrator Raymond a full “scrub” of its 19 mil- on 146 individuals for mis- ® use of a new high-tech P. Martinez initial results lion photo record database statements of identifi cation. facial recognition program the new program were to identify any duplicative The MVC has referred 669 dubbed “Operation Facial used to detect individuals photo records that may in- potential criminal cases to FISHERMANISHERMAN’S WHARF, C APEAPE MAY Scrub.” who obtained New Jersey dicate administrative errors the Attorney General’s Of- Nestor Seda, 50, was driver’s licenses using false or customer fraud. fi ce. Information on false charged with obtaining the identities. More than 600 Throughout 2012, MVC licenses is also shared via a 609-884-3064 fraudulent licenses while potential criminal cases security professionals began (Page A8 Please) Should Homeowners Elevate Their House? www.thelobsterhouse.com By JACK FICHTER Agency (FEMA). Municipal Flood Insurance Program emergency action on Jan. FISH MARKET floodplain administrators rates. Flood insurance 24, requires new and re- TRENTON- Lot of resi- make “substantial damage” costs, which are outside constructed buildings to dents of coastal communi- determinations. the control of the state, be elevated in accordance ties are confused as to the A structure is considered are likely to be much lower with the best available Prices Effective 2/22 -2/24 need to elevate their home to be substantially damaged for those who elevate us- flood mapping. This will and how to interpret new if the cost of restoration ing the state’s elevation help protect people and $ lb. fl ood maps. equals or exceeds 50 per- standards. property during future Fresh Fluke Fillet . . . . 7.95 Who needs to elevate cent of the market value FEMA has provided an- floods. The emergency their house? If your home of the structure prior to swers to frequently asked rule also adopts a new per- $ pt. was not substantially dam- the damaged, according to questions. mit-by-rule so that people aged, there is no need FEMA. What does the flood reconstructing and elevat- Conch Chowder . . . . . 5.50 for action at this time, Recent congressional hazard area emergency ing buildings utilizing the according to the Federal action resulted in signifi - rule do? state’s elevation standard Emergency Management cant changes to National The rule, adopted by (Page A22 Please) TAKEOUT SPECIALS Police Seek Help in Apprehending Child Luring Suspect By DEBORAH McGUIRE incidents occurred within a township at approximately 7 or vest, blue jeans and black- Wednesday Only 2/20 24-hour period. a.m. on Feb. 12. The male colored shoes. COURT HOUSE – Middle According to police, two juvenile was walking to his The vehicle was described $ Township police are ask- male juveniles were ap- school bus stop when he was as a Chevrolet or Ford full- Fried Shrimp Platter ...... 5.95 ing the public’s help in proached by a male sus- approached by the suspect sized pickup truck, either (Regularly identifying a suspect in two pect in a pickup truck. The and asked if he needed a tan or gold in color. Served with French Fries or Baked Potato & Cole Slaw $10.50) incidents of attempted child first incident occurred in ride. “The Middle Township luring in the township. Both the Whitesboro area of the A second incident oc- Police Department takes this curred in the Mayville sec- very seriously,” Edwards Friday & Saturday 2/22 & 2/23 tion Feb. 13 between the told the Herald. “There’s hours of 8 a.m. and 8:30 nothing more important $ a.m. when a male juvenile than fi nding this person. All Fried Oyster Platter...... 10.95 was approached by a male of our resources are being suspect who attempted to allocated to it.” Served with Macaroni & Cheese & Stewed Tomatoes lure him. In addition to township “In both incidents the police resources, the Cape Broiled Salmon Topped subject was described to May County Prosecutor’s have similar characteristics,” Offi ce is assisting with the $ stated Capt. John Edwards. investigation. w/Crab Meat Platter ...... 10.95 The suspect is described Anyone with informa- Served with French Fries or Baked Potato & Cole Slaw as an unshaven white or tion is asked to contact light-skinned black male, Middle Township Police 40 to 50 years old with gray Major Crimes Unit at 609- Hot Combo! • $7.95 hair and a gap in his teeth. 465-8700 or the Cape May According to police he was County Crime Stoppers at 2 BBQ Clams • 2 Clams Casino seen wearing a jeans jacket 609-465-2800. • 2 Oysters Rockefeller Police Identify Fire Victim SUNDAY FEBRUARY 24TH ONLY By DEBORAH McGUIRE View blaze found flames fully engulfing the resi- TRENTON – State Police dence upon their arrival. BUY 1 GET 1 FREE have identifi ed the victim Grossman said in a Jan. 16 of a Jan. 16 fi re. According interview remains found to police spokesman Sgt. in the rubble of the burned BROILED or FRIED SEAFOOD COMBO PLATTER Adam Grossman, Margaret structure were sent to the McLaughlin, 75, of 228 medical examiner’s offi ce (Shrimp, scallops, fi llet of fi sh & deviled clam) Woodbine-Ocean View for identifi cation. Served with French Fries or Rd. perished while inside An initial investigation $ 95 her home. revealed the fi re appeared Baked Potato and Cole Slaw ...... 13 Fire personnel respond- to have started in the ing to the 3:35 a.m. Ocean home’s living room. Call ahead and we’ll have it waiting for you! A4 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers February 20 2013 Island Jitneys (From Page A1)
7MBCA7 Mile Business Community Association CALLING ALL John O’Dea said the hours of operation could be expanded if the demand dictates more service. “We’re hoping that it’s a great source of transportation for folks from kids all the way to older folks who are interested in getting from one place to another,” he said. He said the chambers of commerce of Avalon and Stone Harbor saw the success of Shop-A-Holics jitney service in Sea Isle City. O’Dea, who is a real estate broker, said renters often ask DESIGNERS, DEALS & DRINKS! if there is transportation available on the island. TWO GREAT PPLACESLACES TO SHOP IN 22013!013! He said credits Tom Hand of Fred’s Tavern for spearheading the idea of jitney service for Princeton Bar & Grill The Whitebrier Seven Mile Island. File photo 2008 Dune Drive, Avalon 260 20th Street, Avalon O’Dea said the jitneys will not just be a “bar from owners to renters and visitors,” said O’Dea. shuttle.” He said he hoped parents would be comfortable According to Avalon’s ordinance, jitneys will obtain an enough to let their teens use the jitneys to get ice cream $85 yearly license from the borough. Jitney drivers will be or go to the beach. subject to a police background check and fi ngerprinting Friday, March 1 “We’re really hoping for a big amount of public support and must produce a certifi cate from a doctor attesting 6-9pm $5 Cover Charge the driver does not have impairments that would affect Driver their driving ability. To Benefit Cape May County (From Page A1) Animal Shelter & Adoption Center The owner/operator must provide the borough of the court to set a pre-trial conference date. proof of general liability insurance coverage no less than According to Johnson, a status conference can be used $300,000 per occurrence, according to the ordinance. Saturday, March 2 to allow a defendant an opportunity to plea bargain. Smoking will not be permitted on jitneys. 10am-6pm “Ultimately, that’s not going to happen,” Johnson told The jitneys will be operated by the Atlantic County this newspaper. “It’s defi nitely going to trial.” Jitney Association which also operates in Sea Isle City The prosecutor informed the court the state would be from June 22 to Labor Day. Sunday, March 3 fi ling a motion to admit into evidence the defendant’s According to its website, the Atlantic City Jitney As- 10am-3pm drinking and drug use for several days leading up to the sociation was established in 1915 starting when two accident. innovative individuals acted on an “opportunity” during Saturday & Sunday “We indicated to the court that we’re going to fi le a a trolley strike that put the city’s transportation needs Please bring a donation to benefit motion seeking to introduce that information pursuant to at a standstill. Frank Fairbairn and S.W. Redmond began a court rule that allows us to do that,” Johnson told the Cape May County Animal Shelter picking up customers in large touring cars for a “jitney” Herald. Johnson said he would not comment further on & Adoption Center. the old English word for “nickel,” which was the fare. the motion until the state presents evidence of it. Monetary Donations are welcome. The fi rst fl eet of Atlantic City jitneys consisted of six- When asked if Wild will allow the motion, Johnson said passenger touring cars rigged with a pulley that enabled To view their wish list log on to: Wild would make the call if the motion can be included www.visitavalonnj.com/special-events the drivers to open the doors from the driver’s seat. during the actual trial. During that year 500 cars popped up taking tourists and Prior to the pre-trial conference the judge set a date locals door to door. In 1916 the city began regulating the to hear testimony of witnesses and legal argument in a service and in 1917 the city authorized the issuance of hearing allow or disallow 190 licenses which are still in place today. Blow Out Sale & Cocktails the motion. Johnson said the motion CLOTHES, SHOES, ACCESSORIES, HOME DECOR will be set down for hear- MUSIC & DRINKS ing prior to the pre-trial conference. visitavalonnj.com/special-events A pre-trial conference was set for March 21 at 9 a.m. Cape May County
Susan Boswell, a 2012 Hear Ye! Celebrations!graduate of Wildwood Hear Ye! Historic District Catholic High School, has A Royal tration form to the state Historic Preser- (From Page A1) been named to the dean’s Proclamation vation Offi ce that sought to nominate, list at Flagler College, surplus property auction in and around as a historic place, a Naval Air Station Princess that large building. Since the county opted Wildwood Historic District. That district St. Augustine, FL, for Sabrina is 50! to sell its no-longer-needed good on gov. would consist of about one third of the outstanding academic February 23, 2013 deals, the building again has no user. entire airport. It also included property The entities included in the resolution owned by Lower Township as well as achievement for the Fall Best Wishes for a are the county, Delaware River and Bay that leased by Lower Township Municipal 2012 semester. Happy 50th Birthday! Authority, Federal Aviation Administra- Utilities Authority. tion, state Historic Preservation Offi ce, That nomination sought to have that Naval Air Station Wildwood Foundation, original nominated district place on the $150.000 Joan Berkey, Lower Township and Lower New Jersey Register of Historic Places, and Term Life Insurance Township Municipal Utilities Authority. eventually registration on the National Protect the ones you love! The resolution notes the Dec. 15, 1998 Register of Historic Places. Starting at less than agreement between the county and DRBA In 2011, both in February and July, the $15 a month. in which the bi-state agency agreed to county and DRBA, in written documents, assume operation and control of certain objected to the nomination of the district Agent Stephanie R. Campbell tracts of land and improvements in the based upon “procedural and substantive 609.465-2663 airport. The DRBA manages and operates grounds.” Combine Auto, Home, Business and Save the airport. After those objections, the parties Career Opportunities Available On June 9, 1999, the county entered a engaged in negotiations that sought lease with the DRBA for a ground lease. to resolve the matter. The resolution Among the purposes of the authority notes that the parties concerned fi nally BBirthsirths taking over the airport was to have it agreed to the submission to the State “advance the economic growth and devel- Historic Preservation Offi ce with a revised opment within the counties of Delaware nomination. That document was received Cape Regional Medical Julianna Jade Kelly and New Jersey which border on the Oct. 18, 2012 to register, as part of the Mr. and Mrs. Michael Brannon of Villas, New Jersey Center reported the to Jacqueline Kelly Delaware River and Bay, by providing for, historic district limited to Hangar No. 1 wishes to announce the engagement of their daughter following births: (Buckman) and Jeffrey Pamela Brannon to Thomas Ivens Jr. planning, and engaging in projects which and Hangar No. 2, the Terminal Building, Kelly of CMCH, Feb. 2 Pamela is a 2007 graduate from CMC Technical will enhance the future economic growth which was also known as the Operations High School and is currently aƩ ending AtlanƟ c Declan Jules Carbone to and development of those areas.” Building, a “boiler room,” also known as Cape Community College for Paralegal Studies and Meghan Carbone (Abdill) Jase Tyler Driscoll to The resolution also cites Dr. Joseph the sewage pump house. Associates in Science degree. Pamela earned a and John Carbone of Kelly Driscoll (Johnson) Salvatore, who cofounded Naval Air The new district, the resolution states, membership in the Phi Theta and Sigma Kappa Delta Villas, Jan. 31 and Tony Driscoll of North Station Wildwood Foundation in 1995 “may serve to provide for increased fund- NaƟ onal English Honors SocieƟ es. She is scheduled to Wildwood, Feb. 4 and who serves as its non-salaried execu- ing for federal, state and local government graduate in May 2013. She is currently employed at Antonio Dominic Tozer tive director. It also states that Salvatore grants for NASW.” Re/Max aƩ heshore. to Marta Marie Fox and Stephen Vincent “brings key pieces of a community’s his- “The reduced footprint of the Historic Thomas Ivens Jr is the son of Thomas Ivens Sr and Jonathon Tozer of CMCH, Novajovsky, V to Patricia tory back to life to raise public awareness District will also limit as a result of this Susan Ivens of Boyerstown, PA. and the late Linda Feb. 1 Clark and Stephen V. of the historical importance of America’s agreement, the reach of regulations, appli- Keaveney Ivens of Norristown, PA. Thomas is a 1989 Novajovsky, IV of Goshen, contribution on the home front and pre- cable to properties placed on the Registers graduate of Independence High School in Provo, Utah McKenna Marie Rhubart Feb. 4 serves military aviation and artifacts that or surrounding areas, to other areas of and postgraduate of CMC Technical School. He is to Kayla Rhubart (Skiff) commemorate signifi cant events in our the airport that are useful for economic currently a Licensed PracƟ cal Nurse at Court House and Michael Rhubart of nation’s history.” development as well as the property Convalescent Center and an EMT at AtlanƟ Care. Ocean View, Feb. 1 Further, the resolution notes the June owned and or leaved by the township A May 2014 wedding is planned. 2, 2010 fi ling by Joan Berkey of a regis- and LTMUA.” Herald Newspapers February 20 2013 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A5
Al Campbell photos Asphalt walkways at Cape May County Veterans’ Cemetery are being eliminated and will be fi lled with topsoil and hydro-seeded as part of an upgrading project. been located. In its place will be a touch-screen with no Vets’ Cemetery keyboard or mouse to maneuver located in the shelter (From Page A1) near the cemetery entrance. She said it would connect that may be extreme,” she noted, but added, “Most other to a database in the administration building. cemeteries (distances) are greater than that.” “Hopefully it will be more functional than it was Annual Spring Banquet McMahon acknowledged her “biggest complaint that before,” McMahon said. bugged me from the fi rst time I have gone out there,” A group of veterans’ organizations representatives was that “everything is uneven. The grave markers are attended the meeting. One asked Freeholder Direc- ǣ unevenly spaced. “It is really disrespectful how it looks,” tor Gerald Thornton about memorial plaques for the she said. benches, or possibly paying the cost of a bench and The Flanders Hotel, Ocean City That is going to change. plaque. “We can do that,” said Thornton. Grave markers will be lifted slightly, and placed on a “The only problem, I will say this, there can only be ǣ “compactable” material, like cement, that will harden so many benches. Everybody’s got to understand. We Thursday, March 7th 7:00pm so the markers will not sink. Additionally, aluminum will not have 6,000 benches out there.” edging will be placed around markers so that grass will McMahon reminded the board that she plans to be ǣ not be able to grow over them. “much more strict” with the condition of the cemetery $35/Person for Dinner Peer Challenge Guest: Alyssa Sullivan Finally, markers will be placed in straight military- than others were in the past. like regimen. McMahon reminded the board “It was a long time (609)886-7022 “Miss New Jersey Outstanding Teen”
Signage, another sore point for McMahon, will be in the making” and all repairs could not be made An offering will be taken in support of Hope’s continued mission & outreach “overnight.” consolidated to one place near the entrance. Presently, Please like us on Facebook! www.hopepregnancycenternj.org Major credit cards accepted. there are signs prohibited pets, another states protocol Repairs have begun in Section A, nearest the front of for fl ower placement. They detract from the solemnity the cemetery. of the hallowed ground, and will be replaced with a “I want consistency,” tasteful sign relating needed information. said McMahon. Time has taken its toll on bricks and paint on objects in “Ann Marie has worked the circle, where the fl agpole, anchor, and non-working very hard, and so has her gun are located. staff. Well done,” said Included in the cemetery upgrade will be gray paint Thornton, an Air Force for the anchor and gun, and a new granite base for veteran. the bronze plaque He was told that some honoring Gold markers had been dam- Star Mothers of aged by gravediggers. Cape May County, “If we find them, we said McMahon. will replace them. When Power wash- we see them out there, we ing of the bases of will replace them,” said those monuments Thornton in response to a is planned, and veteran’s concern. trash receptacles Thornton cited newly- will be painted approved policies that gov- and, eventually, ern the cemetery. replaced. “I assure that with the Another of policies and procedures McMahon’s sore in place now, things will points is that, at change significantly. We A bronze plaque honoring Cape every corner in will do what is necessary May County’s Gold Star Mothers the driveway, ar- to make them (responsible will be reset on a granite base eas used for ve- parties) pay (for damages since bricks have deteriorated hicles turning, to markers.),” Thornton over the years. Gun and anchor have been washed concluded. will be repainted. away. Since Andrew S. De- “Everyone cuts myan, an Army Air Corps corners,” she told the board. “It erodes the grass and veterans was interred in makes mud, it looks terrible.” grave A0001 at Cape May To eradicate that problem, McMahon planes to place County Veterans Cemetery split rail fences are each corner to protect the ground. there were no regulations Also ordered were 10 benches of recycled material, regarding grave digging. at $450 each, to address another major concern of families: there was no place to sit and remember or contemplate. McMahon said other benches were priced from $700 to $800. To ensure that the grass is watered, even in dry times, McMahon will place water cannons. “We don’t want to Your One Stop Shop spend money, and not have good grass,” she added. Asked about those in wheelchairs, McMahon said for In-House in Atlantic County, which has an even larger veterans’ cemetery than in Cape May County, the entire area is grass. “They have not had too many complaints,” she Professionals said. SEE THE DIFFERENCE! Gone is a small kiosk where grave directories had 2EMODEL .OW s 0AY ,ATER WITH )NSURANCE #HECK
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Wildwood Crest, will work in conjunc- communities need the center city of Wildwood to be The idea of introducing beach fees was tion to bring shared services to the Five “healthy and strong.” brought up almost two years ago as city Mile Island. “All three of us have to work together for a tourist offi cials toyed with new ideas to bring rev- “We just tabled the beach fees,” re- economy,” said Henfey. “None of us is a separate island. enue to the city’s coffers. Over the course sponded Mayor Ernest Troiano when We’re all in this together. When people come to the island of the last year, several ideas to produce resident Kathy McCullough, a long-time and don’t realize what town they’re in. We needed to revenue to help offset property taxes have detractor of several of the city’s plans, que- be strong and we’ve got to work together to get them met with petitions and lawsuits. ried him on why the city had not started strong.” A proposed entertainment venue on shared services. The idea of shared services is not a new one. Ac- Pacifi c Avenue met an icy end after peti- “…We’re in the process of trying to cording to Henfey the municipalities that make up the Jack Fichter tions were fi led with the city and the rental work with shared services,” replied Wildwoods have looked at combined services, such as Wildwood Commissioners, from left, Byron, Troiano of a building, and the beach frontage near Troiano. “It’s not whether we want to trash collection, in the past. This time, however, with the and Leonetti. it, was pulled after two local businessmen work with them, it’s whether they want threat of possible beach fees looming for the upcoming brought suit in Superior Court against to work with us and go along with us on amazing has happened,” said Commissioner Pete Byron. tourist season, municipalities were more or less forced the city. certain things. We’re willing to work with According to Byron, the idea of a beach fee referendum to the table. With the City of Wildwood putting the anyone. I’ve said since day one if this in the city rallied the communities together. “There always seemed to be some kind of stumbling question to its 3,000 registered voters to government was to go tomorrow to one “The three municipalities got together, as well as some block,” Henfey said of past attempts to share services. see if they would support what had been government for the whole island, that I’d business people in the community and GWTIDA (Greater “But we’ve got to try and get something going.” called a beach “user fee,” and its neighbors step down right now.” Wildwood Tourism and Improvement Development “On behalf of our 180 members I would like to com- to the north and south opting to maintain With three of the island’s municipalities Authority). I’m being told these are meetings that have mend you and thank you,” Tecco told commissioners after free beaches, the question of how beach discussing shared services, everything, never been done in this town,” said Byron. the resolution was rescinded. “I realize this is for now and fees would affect this city’s summer tour- from beach maintenance to police depart- Byron added over the past fi ve weeks since the passage I understand the jury may still be out. This is a lightning ism numbers came into question. ments to public works to fi re departments of the resolution calling for beach fees, the group repre- rod. We may not necessarily like what you do, but there During the Jan. 4 meeting, Stephen is on the table. senting each of the towns met to discuss shared services is a tremendous respect for the time you are giving it Tecco, president of the Greater Wildwood “The reason that we were moving and to “table beach fees at this point and possibly bring and the research you are investing. Well-intentioned Hotel-Motel Association, said beach fees forward, and rescinded at this time, is them back in the future, but doing it as an island-wide and intelligent people come up with solutions; they do would be a death knell for the local tour- because I think something absolutely project, not just Wildwood.” not create new problems. You’re going in the direction Each of the three communities has agreed to form a of the former, not the latter.” shared services committee which will be represented by “I’m ecstatic,” Byron told this newspaper. “It’s brought rs caring for nei members from each of the involved municipalities as well the communities together. Shared services is something bo ghb we should have had for years, so whatever it took to get eigh ors as members of GWTIDA to look into how shared services N can benefi t each of community. us together, I’m just glad that it happened. I feel very, “This is really tremendous, what this has done,” said very positive.” Byron. “This is something that we’ve all been talking Byron said prior to the city adopting the January about but we’ve never been able to get everybody at resolution calling for beach fees, he met with Henfey Volunteers In Medicine the same table. Everybody is not only at the same table and Wildwood Crest Mayor Carl Groon to see if the two OF CAPE MAY COUNTY but they’re on the same wavelength trying to see all the neighboring municipalities were interested in joining the possible solutions we have in regard to shared services. I city in the possible adoption of beach fees. think the future is only going to be bright for us.” “They said the timing just wasn’t right for their com- Care this week North Wildwood Mayor William Henfey said he was munities at that point,” said Byron. made possible by generous donations from: looking forward to looking into shared services. Over the “The bottom line was we have elected to sit down PAUL & MARICELA SLUBERSKI past several years the municipalities that comprise the with our communities to the north and south, as well as Wildwoods have looked at sharing sewer services, fi re to the west of us and share services,” said Troiano. “It’s SIC PC’S departments and beach patrols, he said. not getting any cheaper to run government, let’s try and “We have to look at everything to see how we can help fi nd some ways to reduce the costs.” SANDRA J. TACELOSKY Center Will Assist (From Page A1) Beck thanked Family Promise Network Director Laurie could not afford to pay. Johnson said “for taking care of our people.” Thank You: “God woke me up one day, unfortunately it was a day “It took a lot to get to this groundbreaking,” said Beck. For more information call 609-463-2846 I was in bed with pneumonia, and said go look at this “It really is a true response to the question of whether I building,” said Smigo. am my brother’s keeper.” She said her husband drove her to the former daycare He said the organization kept families together and pro- center and she knew “it was the one.” Through negotia- vided a “hand up” rather than a “hand out.” tions, the center acquired the building. Johnson said 35 church congregations were assisting EESON S “You are the builders, the doers who know how to Family Promise. GL turn dreams into reality, hope into bricks and mortar…” “For those that believe, helping is not some special said Pastor Ronald Krauss. “You didn’t take no for an skill but the joyful mandate of just and loving God,” answer…” she said. 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The ry Patterson, and “Country CAPE MAY – It’s the station’s LP designation is Beat” with Ed McDonough cool, little community radio in line with its 100-watt and “Theatre of the Mind,” station in Cape May with signal that covers a sur- with Ray Crew. the big jazz voice WCFA/ prisingly large area from a Matthews gets behind LP 101.5 FM. tower in Wildwood Crest. the microphone Thursdays The LP is for Low Power, Officially the signal at 6 p.m. for “What’s Goin’ a special class of communi- stretches from Cape May On,” a news/public af- ty stations that broadcast to Point to Garden State fairs show. The station has EXPERIENCING A ROUGH PATCH? an area of two to four miles. Parkway Exit 13 in Court room for more volunteer Up to 26% of U.S. adults have at least one The FCC created this class House. announcers, in particular of radio station in 2000 “On a good day, you’ll on Friday mornings. small, rough, scaly patch of skin known as an despite opposition from catch it over in Lewes, Del. As finances allow, she “actinic keratosis.” Found primarily on areas commercial broadcasters. as well as further up on the said would like to see more of the body most frequently exposed to the sun, Currently, there are over parkway,” said Matthews. young people participating Jack Fichter they may be pink, red, brown, or beige. While 800 such stations on the Charlie Logeman and Bernadette Matthews. See She describes the for- on air on WCFA. Matthews air throughout the United more photos on the web at www.capemaycounty mat as eclectic jazz which said she would also like most remain stable, some progress to squamous States. herald.com includes all the jazz genres more live remote broad- cell skin cancer. Although less than 1% of actinic WCFA is about to cel- from Dixieland, Be Bop, casts of political and social ebrate its seventh anni- converted into condos. has had signifi cant growth Swing to Fusion. events. keratoses become cancerous within the ¿ rst year, versary. It broadcasts from WCFA will eventually since its inception in the On specifi c shows, DJs The station would also their rate increases over time, and they may grow a humble former church join the Center for Com- form of more DJs and in play other types of mu- like to live stream its signal in size as well. Lesions over one centimeter (0.4 munity Arts, its sponsoring its variety of programs. The parsonage across from the sic their underwriters ap- on the web, so the little inches) in diameter that grow quickly, become Cape May fi re station. It’s organization, in the Frank- station opens its doors to prove. station with the big voice less visible these days, lin Street School when local musicians to play live The weekly schedule could be heard throughout ulcerated, and/or become red and hard are most no longer located in the restoration is complete. in the studio Sundays at 4 includes a traditional jazz the planet. likely to become cancerous. A quick application yellow house on Lafayette Station Manager Berna- p.m. on “Open Mic.” show hosted by former A substantial portion of liquid nitrogen by the dermatologist freezes Street next to the church dette Matthews said WCFA Matthews said the num- Cape May Mayor Jerry Gaff- of the station’s operating budget is raised by an an- and destroys actinic keratoses. nual event. WCFA’s an- At our practice, we treat a variety of skin Alleged DUI Driver Crashes into Tree nual Soup-er Bowl Supper & problems and educate our patients about proper Auction was postponed last RIO GRANDE – An Rio Grande, was driving month due to snow. long term care. For more information about alleged drunken driver his Jeep Grand Cherokee It has been rescheduled actinic keratoses. and its treatment options, call crashed into a tree and fl ed westbound on Maryland to March 1 from 6 to 9 pm the scene of the accident in Avenue at 1:34 a.m. when LAWRENCE PAOLINI D.O., P.C at 609- at the West Cape May Fire 465-8788. 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Each of these changes involved vehicle is knocked safest method of access is United States. In fact, over non-deadly injuries are a has required an adjustment down before approaching. to use the hood latch to 325,000 vehicle fi res oc- result of civilians attempt- to once-common fi refi ght- It is important to cool the open the hood. If this is cur each year, resulting in ing to extinguish a vehicle ing tactics. First arriving vehicle as much as safely not possible, firefighters an average of 440 annual fi re themselves. apparatus should park their possible before approach- should consider breaking deaths, 1,500 injuries, and While these fires may be used as labs for Another hazard vehicles uphill and upwind ing to reduce the chances out a headlight in order to over $1.2 billion in prop- want to been viewed as producing meth- is the use of com- from the vehicle fire, to of a secondary explosion. extinguish a balk of the fi re erty damage. routine by firefighters, amphetamine in pressed air cylin- reduce the potential of fi re- When a vehicle is not in the engine compartment But while vehicle fi res the new technology in the numerous U.S. ders throughout a fi ghters becoming exposed fully involved fi refi ghters before using a Halligan themselves are common, modern vehicles has made cities. vehicle. These cyl- to potentially deadly fumes. should approach the ve- tool to open the hood. The the cause of vehicle fi res them a greater hazard to A major hazard inders are becom- Under no circumstances hicle from the corners with same method can often be that result in death may fight and contain. New for fi refi ghters bat- ing more common should any fi refi ghter in- caution, expecting objects used when gaining access surprise you. Mechanical vehicles are often made tling fi res in new- because of their volved in fi ghting a vehicle to be projected from the to a trunk by breaking the and electrical issues ac- with materials that release er model vehicles • Fitness strategyuse in side impactsession not with have on a anpersonal SCBA. trainervehicle under pressure. taillight. count for nearly 75 percent toxic fumes when they is the use of new forms of toairbags, set yourand have goals the po- for exerciseDue to the prescripnew hazardsƟ onCompressed air cylinders, The days of the ag- of all vehicle fi res, but only ignite. These materials fuel. Hydrogen gas is one of tential to explode when vehicle fi res should become bumpers, and tires could gressive push and knock 9 percent of the ones re- release gases deadly gases the key fuels causing issues compressed under high • Unlimited a defensive useoperation of the if gymbe projected towards ap- down are now over when sulting in death. Adversely, such as carbon monoxide, for firefighters. This fuel pressure caused by heat. In fully involved upon arrival. proaching firefighters if it comes to vehicle fi res. vehicle fires are caused hydrogen cyanide, and hy- when ignited is colorless, addition to the cylinders, • Access a Due to to over new technology 40 Į tness in classesthey explode under pres- Safety now takes prece- by accident or rollovers drogen chloride to name a odorless, and burns with number of different parts the vehicles and aggressive sure. Firefighters should dence over property. Keep- only 3 percent of the time, few. 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May County Sheriff’s De- an additional 344 hours of county. Schaffer credited Judith partment K-9 Unit dogs are non-K-9 required training. Internet visits, at $10 Davies-Dunhour, director literally using their noses Department wide, the each, resulted in $13,655 of the Animal Shelter and and working their tails off. sheriff who gave his fourth brought in by the depart- Adoption Center for es- Like their human partners, annual report, noted over- ment. Schaffer said the tablishing a program that their numbers are few but time in 2012 was $176,478 jail was the first in the would allow monetary do- their tasks are many for 29 compared with $348,824 nation to introduce that nations to the shelter. On police districts. in 2008 and $196,730 new visitation concept. It the revenue side, Schaffer According to Sheriff Gary in 2011. The department allows virtual visits to be said the shelter earned Schaffer, who delivered the employs 163 full-time and made from anywhere, with $41,686 and $42,636 in USCG Photo by BM1 Chase Ryan annual (2012) report to 19 part-time employees. up to six persons taking shelter donations. CG Cutter Vigorous, on left, in vicinity of crippled cruise liner Carnival Triumph freeholders Feb. 12, the That is a reduction from part, without the inmate For two straight years, in Gulf of Mexico. K-9 Unit, a part of the Law 188 when he took over having to be escorted to the the shelter has a euthanasia Enforcement-Civil Divi- the offi ce. visiting area, or a personal rate below 10 percent, 8.5 CG Cutter Vigorous sion, has four teams and There are four depart- visit made. percent in 2012. “Only a (From Page A1) eight dogs, down from a ments in the Sheriff’s Of- At the request of local very few public shelters can dozen dogs several years fi ce: Legal and Civil Divi- chiefs of police, the depart- make that claim,” Schaffer Triumph once the contracted tugs arrived ago. Four patrol dogs are sion, Correctional Center, ment created a 4-12 Shift stated. and began towing it toward Mobile. The cross trained in explosives County Security and Animal Field Support Unit. The Another income genera- tug vessel Roland Falgout and four assist and narcotics. Shelter. members of that unit assist tor for the department was tugs towed the Carnival Triumph to the For the year, the unit Schaffer cited his staff Ex- by transporting inmates participating in child sup- Alabama Cruise Terminal following more made 379 calls, including ecutive Undersheriff John after hours. That function port enforcement, which, than a 100-hour voyage from Cozumel, 97 narcotics, 49 explosives, Maher, Undersheriff Robert was once done by local through NJ KIDS, brought Mexico to Mobile. 41 each criminal tracking Nolan, and Warden Donald police departments. $56,372 into the county as As a quick review of the drama that and missing persons, six Lombardo for making things “It also helps us meet revenue. unfolded on the high seas, that ultimately accelerant and nine Proj- run smoothly day to day. a core function of inmate Body cameras were add- involved CG Cutter Vigorous, halfway ect Lifesaver. The latter is “I am obligated to point transportation and control,” ed to offi cers in the Correc- through the Carnival Triumph’s four-day done in conjunction with out that with the salaries Schaffer reported. The unit’s tional Center. Those help to cruise to Mexico, there was an engine a bracelet-type device that increasing once again in primary responsibility is to “secure evidence needed to room fire. As a result, the vessel lost enables the dog and partner 2013, especially since we transport prisoners from reduce frivolous complaints power and was soon adrift in the Gulf of to track a wearer who may have taken over juvenile municipalities. It also assists by inmates. Inmates, aver- Mexico. have Alzheimer’s disease or transportation costs, it will with warrant entries, war- aged 224 daily in a facility The odyssey that was to have taken just similar condition. Remain- be extremely difficult to rant validations for the ID built for about 188. That four days wound up taking twice that long. der of the calls were patrol maintain this direction. bureau, civil services, war- number is down over the Passengers began to alert their loved ones requests, demonstrations However, I believe…we rant executions, electronic past few years, Schaffer ashore that conditions were deteriorating, and county jail assists. One are leveling out,” Schaffer bracelet monitoring, court reported. The inmates ac- without sanitation or amenities that usu- was a cadaver search. said. room duties and general counted for over 90 percent ally accompany a luxury cruise. Those calls resulted in While preparing the an- road patrols. of the civilian complaints As days passed, anxiety of those aboard 157 hours of overtime, 472 nual budget, Schaffer noted An offi cer is detailed as filed against corrections was shared with news media from around USCG Photo hours of straight time, and the offi ce had a budget sal- a school resource offi cer at offi cers in 2012. the globe. CG Cutter Vigorous near crippled 95 hours of comp time for ary surplus of $342,741. Photos accompanied stories published cruise liner Carnival Triumph. call outs. Schaffer said no That sum was returned to Lower Township by British Broadcasting Company and USA sick time was used by the the county treasurer, he Today of the massive 102,000-ton Carnival offi cers during the year. said. CBP with the disembarkation process, Triumph with a small orange Coast Guard While the number of calls There is a new unit, Police Arrests enforced a security zone and assisted with craft heading toward the ship. That was is down slightly, the unit Offi ce of Personnel, Ethics ERMA- Lower Township Courtney Holoway, 24, the medevac of one additional passenger. driven by Vigorous’ crewmembers. assisted North Wildwood, and Professional Standards, police arrests Feb. 11-17. of Villas, charged with The Flag Administration of the Bahamas Another photo showed the bow of the Wildwood and Sea Isle City which “continued improve- Feb. 12 contempt. will lead the investigation into the incident Vigorous heading toward the drifting with summer enforcement ments to address cost con- Kimberly A. Carty, 53, of Feb. 15 with assistance from the U.S. Coast Guard Carnival Triumph. and at special events, such cerns with personnel.” North Wildwood, charged Antonio Pipitone, 75, of and National Transportation Safety Board, Vigorous and crew was just one of as the Irish Festival, Roar That unit was given the with theft and theft by Willow Grove, Pa., charged according to a release. several Coast Guard assets that joined to the Shore, Polar Bear task of overseeing the ac- deception. with violating domestic The Vigorous is commanded by Cmdr. to bring the crippled cruise ship safely Plunge, Kenny Chesney creditation process with the Antonio Pipitone, 75, of rights act and criminal Gregory H. Magee. The vessel, whose to port. Those others included: Aviation concert on Wildwood’s Commission on Accredita- Villas, charged with crimi- trespass. motto is “Paratus Gerere - Ready to Act,” Training Center Mobile MH-60T crew; the beach, and Memorial Day tion for Law Enforcement nal mischief and possession Feb. 16 is a multi-mission medium endurance. 87-foot Coast Guard Cutter Stingray crew; weekend. Agencies. That meant a of weapons for an unlawful Katie A. Britton, 26, of Its missions include search and rescue, three Coast Guard Station Dauphin Island Since the K-9 Unit part- total review of every policy purpose. Philadelphia, charged with enforcement of laws and treaties, maritime 45-feet response boats — medium crews; ners with the county Animal and procedure done by Andrew P. Walker, 26, of contempt of court. defense and protection of the marine one Coast Guard Station Pascagoula boat Shelter for medical services, the department, as well North Cape May, charged Feb. 17 environment. crew; Coast Guard Gulf Strike Team. Schaffer reported that ex- as meeting 112 standards with criminal trespass. Laurie A. Tester, 41, of “We are always ready to act in the most The Coast Guard worked closely with pense went to $1,168 from required for certifi cation. Feb. 13 North Cape May, charged challenging situations that we encounter,” federal, state and local partners to help $6,905 in 2011. “We became the sixth Andrew J. Waugh, 22, of with contempt of court. according to the vessel’s website. bring about the safe return of the Carnival In addition to caring for sheriff’s offi ce in the state… Villas, charged with posses- Kevin Morey Craner, 26, Commissioned in May 1969, and for Triumph and its crew and passengers. their dogs for 248 work to receive this certifi cation sion of drug paraphernalia, of Villas, charged with ag- nearly 23 years was home ported in New Through a collaborative effort, the Coast days, the kennels were and the sixth law enforce- possession of a hypodermic gravated assault and posses- London, Conn. Vigorous was decommis- Guard and its port partners transferred cared for and maintained ment agency in Cape May needle. sion of prescription legend sioned in 1992 and was then the fi rst “B” critical engineering equipment, assisted on 98 days off, Schaffer County,” Schaffer said. As a Feb. 14 drugs. class 210-foot cutter to complete the Major Maintenance Availability at the Coast Guard Yard in Curtis Bay, Md. Sea Isle Welcomes Polar Plungers and 2013 Tourist Season Commissioned again in January 1993, Vigorous is home ported in Cape May. SEA ISLE CITY — The longest ribbon-cutting cer- Throughout her 40 years in service to emony in state history took place Feb. 15 on the resort’s the nation, Vigorous has sailed north to Promenade. The next day, despite light rain and chilly enforce U. S. fi shery laws, sailed south temperatures, thousands dashed into the surf as part to the Caribbean Sea to enforce immigra- of the famed Polar Bear Plunge. tion laws and interdict illegal substances The Feb. 15th event was held to mark the opening of transported by sea, sailed along the entire Sea Isle’s annual Polar Bear Plunge weekend and serve eastern seaboard in support of the Coast as the offi cial start of the resort’s 2013 tourist season. Guard’s Homeland Security mission, and At the start of the ceremony, Mayor Leonard Desid- sailed in prosecution of countless search erio, accompanied by Maureen Larsen, 24, arrived on and rescue cases. the back of a Sea Isle City fi re engine, Vigorous hosted several high-level visi- Larsen, a Sea Isle City resident, recently returned USCG Photo tors, highlighted by visits from Vice Presi- home from South Korea after winning a bronze medal Commanding Officer of CG Cutter dent George Bush in 1983 and President while competing with the U.S. Special Olympics Alpine Shown cutting a 1.5-mile length of ribbon is Special Vigorous Cmdr. Gregory H. Magee. Ronald Reagan in 1988. Ski Team. Olympian Maureen Larsen. Stepping to the podium the young athlete was hon- ored by dignitaries, including the Sea Isle City Council, Cape May County’s Board of Chosen Freeholders, Sen. Jeff Van Drew (D-1st), County Clerk Rita Marie Fulginiti and Sheriff Gary Schaffer. As part of the ceremony, Acme Markets Eastern Divi- sion Operations Manager Matthew Juhring presented a $10,000 check to the Sea Isle City Chamber of Com- merce and Revitalization in support of its “We’re Ready” advertising campaign, which was created to remind travelers that Sea Isle City is open for business and would be ready to welcome visitors in the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy. Desiderio and other guests stepped up to a 1.5-mile long red ribbon that stretched the entire length of the Promenade. Larsen was given the honor of cutting the On Feb. 15, Sea Isle City Mayor Leonard Desiderio ribbon and offi cially launching Sea Isle’s 2013 Polar and other offi cials honored Maureen Larsen, 24, a lo- Above, Shivering from their quick dip in Sea Isle City's surf, polar bear plungers Bear Plunge Weekend and the approaching visitors’ cal resident and member of the United States Special gather on the beach. Photo by Robert Newkirk season. Olympics Alpine Ski Team. Herald Newspapers February 20 2013 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A13 versity. H H H H H H H H H H H UUpperpper TTownshipownship & The Best of Life group is Ocean Cityy News Notes open to senior members and Presidents’ Day Sale Rosemarie Whelan, Herald Correspondent friends of the email at: [email protected] community. The next covered- With the spoke about an dish luncheon Continues! tables festively upcoming pro- and program decorated and a gram, Woodrow will be held on delicious array of Wilson in Cape March 12 begin- food at the buffet, May County, ning at 11:45 6 MONTH SPECIAL FINANCING.* the Best of Life which will take a.m. at the Trin- seniors celebrat- place at the ity United Meth- ed Valentine’s Ocean City His- odist Church, Day at the Trin- torical Museum Fellowship Hall, ity United Meth- on March 21 at 7 20 N. Shore odist Church p.m. Woodrow Road., in Mar- in Marmora. ROSEMARIE Wilson was the Kathie McGill, President, Best mora. The Irish Following the WHELAN 34th governor of of Life; and Jeffrey McGranahan, Band of Celtic luncheon, guest New Jersey and Executive Director, Ocean City Chamber Music speaker Jeffrey McGrana- the 28th President of the Historical Museum. from Galloway han, executive director of United States. will entertain. New mem- For a complete list of the Ocean City Historical Cape May County Clerk, bers are most welcome upcoming events in the Museum, gave an interest- Rita Marie Fulginiti, “will Matching to attend. Please bring a county go to the Herald cal- ing overview of the history discuss Wilson’s fi ve visits $ Love Seat, and casserole or salad and/or endar, in print and online, $ Chair available of Valentine’s Day through to Cape May County and REG. 999 dessert, along with a $2 at www.capemaycounty- 699 the years, from its begin- how his Progressive ideas to SOFA donation to Best of Life. herald.com/calendar. ning with Saint Valenti- transform boss politics and For further information If you would like to nus, up to the present day, government have had a last- about the group, contact make the public aware of remarking that the “U.S. ing impact in New Jersey.” COMPLETE the Church Offi ce at 609- happenings in your town, Greeting Card Association McGranahan added that 390-3248 or call Kathie at classroom, group, or club, estimates that 190 million “we will mark the 100th QUEEN BED 609-204-4495. please email me at RWhel- cards” will have been sent anniversary of Wilson’s in- *** [email protected]. $ 95 this year. auguration.” The museum 349 Members of the Best of is located in the Ocean Headboard, Footboard Life group were encouraged City Community Center at and Rails to bring valentine cards, 1735 Simpson Ave. and is DRESSER, MIRROR & from years past, to the open Tues., Wed., and Fri. NIGHTSTAND meeting. Florence Turner from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; ALSO AVAILABLE of South Dennis brought Thurs. 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.; along a card, complete with and Saturday from 11 a.m. the envelope which bore a to 2 p.m. Admission to the three-cent stamp that had Historical Museum is free; been sent to her in 1958. donations are welcome. Turner reminisced that the For further information, H HHH H card had been from a boy call 609-399-1801 or visit in her Middle Township www.ocnjmuseum.org. High School class, and that McGranahan, formerly their fi rst date was at the with the Historical Society Lincoln & NJ Aves., WILDWOOD 31st & Dune Dr., AVALON Valentine’s Dance held at of Montgomery County, 522-7900 967-1800 Pa., is a graduate of Eastern the school. Both Locations Open 7 Days Mon. - Sat. 10-5 and Sun. 11-4 University and is currently Following his Valen- Florence Turner of the Best of Life senior group, www.charlesharveyfurniture.com tine’s Day presentation to working toward his gradu- shared a story about a valentine card that she had *To qualifi ed buyers, see store for details. the group, McGranahan ate degree at Rutgers Uni- saved from 1958. 2013 Newspapers © Herald A14 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Home & Garden Herald Newspapers February 20 2013
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I am half Italian on me into the Partridge Fam- be another year older on when you get right down summer of 1997? Did you my mom’s Side and half ily! the outside, but staying to it, life really is all about know that I am debuting the iightght Polish on my dad’s side. 42. If it wasn’t for my very young at heart on the loving God and loving one Talk-Music Radio version of L With Pastor Rudy 28. I have a turntable, a faith, I would have checked inside. Thanks again for be- another. Speaking in the Light this Reel-to-Reel tape Player, a out on life a long time ing so kind to me through Sunday afternoon at 3 p.m. 4. I always wanted to be 15. I have had a crush cassette player, an 8-track ago. on 1020 a.m. WIBG? Did a radio DJ ever since I vis- on Olivia Newton-John player, a CD player and a 43. My Uncle Joey used you also know that I will ited Radio Station WMTR since 1973! few radios in my offi ce at to be on a New York TV be back playing the oldies in Morristown, NJ when I 16. I love the TV Show The Lighthouse. Guess I show with Connie Fran- Covenant at 4 p.m. on WIBBAGE FM was in Kindergarten! the Honeymooners with love music! cis. 94.3? And did you know 5. I love connecting with Jackie Gleason and Art 29. My Dad was my hero 44. I like Broadway mu- Presbyterian Church that Sunday is my birthday? people on Facebook both Carney. and I miss him every day. sicals and always wanted to 123 Fishing Creek Rd., NCM, NJ 08204 See, there is so much you old friends and new ones! 17. I love the winter and He graduated to Heaven in be in West Side Story! don’t know about me and I 6. I like to read even it can never snow enough September 2000. 45. I miss Shea Stadi- Richard Sterling, Pastor probably don’t know about though I listen to books for me. 30. I think Buddy Holly um! you but the only thing these days. I love author 18. I have always been was a musical genius! 46. I grew up listening 886-2448 that is standing in the way Richard Paul Evans. loud but was a very shy kid 31. I would rather listen constantly to Music Radio SUNDAY WORSHIP is communication. So, I 7. I play the piano and growing up! to the radio than watch 77 WABC out of New York am going to give you 54 have written more songs 19. I want to someday television! City and carried my transis- 9:15am - Sunday School - all ages random facts about Pastor than I can count. visit Alaska. 32. My favorite Bible tor everywhere I went! 10:00am - Coffee Fellowship Rudy in honor of each year 8. I am an over the top 20. I love being a hus- character other than Jesus 47. I love the TV Show 10:15am - Worship Service that I have been on Earth baseball fan forever rooting band, daddy and Pop-Pop is Habakkuk. the Odd Couple with Tony Jr. Church and Nursery Provided and I am going to ask you for the amazing New York (which is why I’m a minis- 33. I used to listen daily Randall and Jack Klug- to do the same for me! Give Mets! ter and not a priest!) to Bob and Ray on the man. WEDNESDAY me random facts about 9. My favorite all time 21. I am a lifelong Phila- radio. 48. My all-time favorite you numbering how many movie is the 1947 version delphia Eagles fan and my 34. My life Bible Verse action hero was Disney’s 7:00pm - Prayer Meeting years you have graced this of Miracle on 34th Street. all-time favorite QB is Ro- is Ephesians 3:20! Look Zorro, Guy Williams. Explorer Clubs Ages 2yr.-8th Grade place. You may Facebook 10. I keep my Christmas man Gabriel! it up! 49. I relate more to Youth Group 9th-12th Grade them to me, or email them Stuff up in my office all 22. My all-time favorite 35. I tend to treat even Jimmy Stewart’s character to me at pastorrudytlc@ year long! player is Tom Seaver who strangers like we have George Bailey of It’s A comcast.net 11. My fi rst album that I wore the No. 41, but now known each other forever. Wonderful Life than any ever bought with my own I wear No. 41 as an expres- 36. I sweat profusely no other character that I have 54 FACTS ABOUT money was 1964’s Meet sion of my faith that every- matter what time of the ever read about or watched PASTOR RUDY: First Baptist Church the Beatles. thing I do is FOR ONE! year it is. in a movie. 1. I was raised Roman 12. My fi rst 45 record 23. I love my burgers 37. My favorite flavor 50. I can’t wait to get of Wildwood Catholic and have always was the Dixie Cups singing and steaks about as raw as of ice cream is Butter to Heaven! It won’t break felt connected to God. Chapel of Love. the cook will allow me to Crunch. my heart to leave Earth Thursday, Feb. 21st 2. I am not religious, I 13. I want to work at eat them. 38. I do not like choco- behind! just love the Lord! worldwide Radio Station 24. I like anchovies on late but I love Peanut But- 51. My favorite candy is 11:00am 3. I said the words “It’s HCJB, the Voice of the An- my pizza! ter! Reese’s Pieces and it has Community Lunch Time” right before I plant- des in Quito, Ecuador. 25. Barry Manilow is my 39. I prefer my Movies nothing to do with ET. ed my first kiss on my 14. I am a Senior Pastor all-time favorite singer. from the 1940’s! 52. I am incredibly 6:45pm wife Terri when we were on the outside but a Youth 26. I see my wife Terri 40. I prefer my music loyal. Crest Haven Sing-A-Long dating. Pastor on the inside! and me as Disney’s Lady from the 1940’s through 53. I get homesick very easy and hate leaving my Sunday, February 24th family. SBA Reports Dollar Volume in NJ Up 54. I love doing what I 10:00am Family Bible Time NEWARK -- The U.S that small business own- crease. “We expect to Sandy has hurt many small do and hope you do too! 11:00am Morning Worship Small Business Adminis- ers are willing to make see a bounce back dur- business owners across tration (SBA) New Jersey big capital investments in ing our second quarter,” the state and their ability So now it is your turn. Pastor, Rev. Doug Shenton district offi ce reported that expansion through renova- said Titone. “Barring any to secure fi nancing,” said What would help me get to Hearing Assistance • Nursery Provided loan dollar volume to state tions, the purchasing of major catastrophes, I am Titone. “Some businesses know you better? I would small business owners real estate and machinery confi dent that we will be are coming back online, love to hear from you. Oth- Maple & Atlantic Avenues • 609-522-2981 is up 21 percent during & equipment.” said Titone. seeing a bigger demand however there are many er than that, I will return to the agency’s first fiscal “The average SBA loan in for capital as 2013 starts businesses that are still quarter. (October through New Jersey has risen from to unfold.” struggling. It is a ma- Dec. 31. $484,000 to $606,000, Titone noted that eight jor concern of mine and According to SBA New which is an indication that of New Jersey’s 21 coun- the SBA. The long-term Rio Grande Bible Baptist Church Jersey District Director Al the economy is headed in ties saw an increase in SBA solution is making SBA Growing Families for God’s Glory Titone, state small business the right direction.” loan approvals during the resources readily available owners received 249 SBA- Titone noted that that fi rst quarter of fi scal year to business owners look- An Independent, Fundamental Church - Standing Strong on God’s Word backed loans for $151.2 there was a three percent 2013. During that same ing to get back on track. • Sunday Services @ 9:45; 11:00 & 6:30pm • Adult Bible Study & Childrens Bible Club million compared to the drop off in the number of time, loan approvals for We are still accepting • Wednesday Night Services 6:30pm • Couples Fellowships & Teen Activities 256 loans for $124.7 mil- loan approvals and cited eight counties decreased, disaster loan applications • Family Nights and Church-wide Trips lion approved during the • Ladies Fellowships the disruption Hurricane while loan approvals for through March 1 and • Mens Breakfasts same period last year. Sandy caused through- five counties remained are able to assist small • Van Transportation Available “The increase in dol- out New Jersey as the unchanged. business owners through • Classes for All Ages lar volume demonstrates likely source for the de- “Obviously, Hurricane our low-interest loan pro- Home of the Rio Grande Baptist Academy grams.” Make ‘Em Work! They Do SBA New Jersey Loan Offering an Affordable Christ Centered Education Approvals for the period • Classes for Kindergarten thru 12th Grade • Tuition is $2,500 for First Student/Family By AL CAMPBELL Cemetery (Cold Spring), $400,000 was saved on from Oct. 1 - Dec. 31 563 at the County Park medical expenses with for Fiscal Year 2012 in • Utilizing the A-Beka Curriculum • Individualized Traditional Instruction CREST HAVEN – How and Zoo, 810 in the Animal one inmate who was in the Cape May County were: • Member of GSACS and AACS • Financial Assistance Available many times has it been Shelter, 180 jail workers, hospital or nursing homes Two loans amounting to said, “Inmates have it too 29 other, and eight in the for one full year. $1,260,000; and Fiscal Now Accepting Enrollments for the 2012-2013 School Year easy. All they do is watch county Road Department. Juveniles, too, have an Year 2013, four loans 1107 Delsea Drive, Route 47, Rio Grande, NJ Church Of¿ ce 609-886-9494 TV and lift weights all day?” Another Alternative to alternative to incarcera- amounting to $985,000. Cape May County Sheriff Incarceration is Electron- tion program. There were Gary Schaffer’s 2012 an- ic Monitoring Program 17 new admissions, 13 nual report to freeholders, (EMP). completed the program and made Feb. 12, takes some Fees collected to partici- one was removed. Have something to of the steam from that pate were $25,829, there There were a total 720 idea. were 49 inmates, 36 new detention beds saved utiliz- Last year the SLAP, or admissions, and 39 com- ing the program. That trans- alternative to incarceration pleted the program. Eight lated into $198,000 saved program, did not sit around were removed. Participants from incarcerations and much. According to Schaf- served a total 2,543 inmate fees collected of $4,467. fer, there were 177 SLAP days on the program which In sum, the three al- • elebrate?• (Sheriff’s Labor Assistance saved the county $226,327 ternative programs to C Birthday Quinceanera Program) inmates. There in incarceration costs. incarceration saved the • • were 88 who completed Schaffer told the board county $999,397, Schaffer Anniversary Wedding • • the program, 44 were re- by use of the program over• reported. Engagement Promotion moved and 36 remained at • year end. First Communion They performed 2,778 AARP Winter Safe • Bar/Bat Mitzvah seven-hour work days, brought in $10,120 in Driving Classes Set • Special Achievement fees, saved $287,412 in COURT HOUSE – 28, and March 27 and • Retirement • Any Occasion salary and saved $247,242 Dates for the AARP Win- 28 at 5 p.m. in “incarceration costs.” ter Driving Classes have Pre-registration re- • Graduation Those persons worked been announced. quired. No exceptions. 2,778 work days. Of those, They are: Call Frank Angelone, To place your announcement, call Rachel or Janet 883 were at Crest Haven, Wednesdays and 609-463-0939 before 193 at the Veterans Cem- Thursdays, Feb. 27 and scheduled class. etery, 112 at St. Mary’s 609-886-8600 ext 33 or 34 A18 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com sports & recreation Herald Newspapers February 20 2013 Woodbine’s Still A Hill Farm Hosts Scholastic Equestrian Team Sophia Ujhelyi knew at a young age that horses were in her blood and were her destiny.It struck her, GAMES perhaps, when she was heading off to Woodbine Elementary School as a PEOPLE PLAY By Joe Rossi • Handcrafted Cigars second grader and her pony broke loose and followed • Tobacco & Accessories the school bus. Ujhelyi’s parents, Ivan the opposing team’s horses gether as a team instead of • Specialty Tobacco and Ilona, came to the U.S. and vice versa. Criteria always completing against & Specialty Cigarettes from Hungary to escape the includes rider position and each other as individu- Atlantic Cape Equestrians. IEA team based out of Russian Revolution. Her control of the horse. als,” said Ujhelyi, a Mill- Still a Hill Farm. • Walk-In Humidor late father was part of a Five of the ACEs quali- ville High School graduate. family that raised horses for fi ed for the regional fi nals “The team is made up of this year are in Syracuse. Participation in the pro- • Huge Selection the Calvary so when he and in Lititz, Pa., March 2 and kids from local schools. Any The kids have a chance to gram is also considered an Ilona arrived in America, it 3. Those competitors in- school can participate. The see things they may not excellent feeder opportu- 609-846-7693 was only natural that they clude Cape May Tech fresh- kids don’t need to own a otherwise get a chance to nity for the Intercollegiate 1613 Route 47, Rio Grande (next to Joe Canals) sought land for a horse man Kirsten Ferguson, horse. They just have to be be involved in.” Horse Show Association OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK farm. Lower Cape May fresh- in a lesson program.” Still A Hill Farm caters to or IHSA. Scholarship op- Since 1976 Still A Hill man Kelly Suter, Richard Ujhelyi said the inaugu- youngsters and adults who portunities exist for riders Farm has sat on 15 acres off Tietelman School eighth ral season received a good wish to learn or just ride for wishing to purse the sport of Woodbine’s Freidriech- grader Samantha Hansen, reception from the children pleasure. They train horses at the next level. stadt Street. It offers riding Dennis Township Elemen- and their parents. She and riders. Ujhelyi is especially lessons and, as their Web tary seventh grader Jessica hopes to make it bigger and “We get adults who rode pleased that her young rid- site says, “…excellent care, Raymond and Ocean City get more participants. as children and are now ers can get away from the knowledgeable training, High School sophomore “Our region is New Jer- getting back into it,” said “plugged in” devices that clean and tidy facilities in Danielle Walawender. If sey, eastern New York and Ujhelyi. “For the adults often occupy their time and Sports Cards a quiet, serene atmosphere successful, they will move eastern Pennsylvania,” she this is therapy.” Ujhelyi attention. While many of to ensure relaxed and calm onto the zone fi nals. said. “Our zone expands to is one of only 10 New the children bring along Case Box Jerseyans certified as a cell phones to their riding Collectibles Breaks progression of training.” “This was our fi rst year the entire states of New Jer- Breaks This year Ujhelyi started and we started the team sey, Pennsylvania and New trainer by the prestigious lessons, for a while, out on Supplies the Atlantic Cape Equestri- to get local kids to ride to- York. The national fi nals U.S. Hunter and Jumper the farm, they can escape Gaming ans, or ACEs, to compete as Association. She is the only the electronics world. an Interscholastic Eques- USHJA trainer in the south- “I’m glad they can get Fat Heads trian Association riding ern part of the Garden State away from being plugged team. The squad is for and she is very proud of in all of the time,” said Memorabilia those in grades 6 to 12. the farm and the programs Ujhelyi. “Being out in Team members must be ac- she and her mother offer. nature, the outdoors, has The facility has attracted a a nice, calming effect on Now Open tively riding with a trainer of their choice. Competi- LLOCALOCAL steady group of clients and the psyche.” Ujhelyi wants to take things Details can be found at 3305 Bayshore Rd., Breakwater Plaza tors do not need to own a SSPORTSPORTS SSCORESCORES horse, in fact, the events to the next level. This Stillahillfarm.com or by LaytonSportsCards.com • 609-770-3384 means continually looking calling 609-408-7433. BRINGTues. TH I- SSun. A 10-8D ON ANY WErequireDN EtheS ridersDAY to mount to improve and always ac- Ujhelyi likes where AND PLAY 18 HOLES FOR $34.95 Tech’s Jake Heminway commodating customers. things are and looks for- SAVE THIS COUPON! 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WEEKDAY feated Buena, 53-43. Ka- 52-42. Miles Kline scored animal’s well-being.” said proudly. “Imparting tie McCallion scored 15 11 points. Remaining members of our knowledge to others points. In Feb. 14 girls’ play, the ACEs include Kallie is very rewarding. I love In boys’ play, Wildwood Cape Tech defeated ACIT, DeRose, Hailey Murdock, teaching.” downed Penns Grove, 71- 45-16. Alexis Olson scored Tara Baker, Kelly Dachich Reach Rossi at joeros- 69. Francis Christian 15 points. and Sophia Talese. [email protected] scored 28 points. In boys’ games, Atlan- Wildwood Catholic tic Christian downed Cape Lower Cape May Sets ~~GetGet IInn OOnn tthehe GGoodood LLife~ife~ routed Buena, 52-24. Ed- Tech, 87-44. Connor Mul- 1510 Route 9 N., CMCH die McWade scored 18 ville scored 14 points. Little League Sign-Ups points. In Feb. 15 boys’ basket- 609 465-GOLF In Feb. 12 boys’ hoops, ball, Holy Spirit stopped VILLAS -- Lower Cape All children new to the www.avalongolfclub.net Cape Tech dropped a 70-50 Wildwood Catholic, 51- May Little League will be league are required to pro- Not valid on holidays orPresent weekends &this cannot coupon be combined. any Mustweekday present this thru coupon March with payment. 31, 2013 Offer valid through 5/25/11. decision to St. Joseph’s. 45. McWade scored 18 holding registration for vide an original birth cer- Jake Heminway scored 24 points. baseball and softball for tifi cate and everyone must ANDND YOURYOUR FOURSOMEFOURSOME SSAVESAVES $$2020 points, including his 1,000 Wildwood rammed Sa- children ages 4-16 at the provide proof or residence. career point. lem, 74-59. Jose Valentin Lower Township Recre- See the website for accept-
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St. Joseph’s ripped Cape Salem defeated Wild- Residents of Lower Town- For more information, Tech, 76-27. Cezanne wood, 51-47. Serena Seijo ship, Cape May, West Cape call Tod Shoffler at 609- Czworkowski scored 11 scored 14 points. May and Cape May Point 602-8100 or email info@ SMILE. IT’S FREE points. --Joe Rossi are eligible to participate. lcmll.com Dentistry From The Heart, Sunshine Dentistry’s way of paying-it-forward to the community, was a great success on Friday, February 8th. This community event could not have been possible without the help of our local and national sponsors. Dr. Eric V. Thomas Free gives many thanks to Dr. Chris Rochford of Cape Atlantic Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons, Parking Sturdy Savings Bank, Cape Bank, Bellevue Tavern, Reef Family Pharmacy, Caprioni Porta Potty, Avalon Sign and Design, Smeltzer and Sons, Action Supply, Reveil Massage Therapy, R & R Open Bowling PIZZA,PIZZA PINS Birthday Parties Christ Gospel Church, McDonalds, Wawa, Staples, OfÀ ce Depot, Tom Brophy and Henry SpecialtiesS i l i Corporate Parties & COKE Schein Dental Supply, Young Dental, Glove World, Kisco Dental, Smart Practice, Total Care, • 2 HOURS OF BOWLING • SHOE RENTALS Laura Jacobs of Dentsply Caulk, Hu-Friedy, and À nally all of our volunteers. 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This special cannot be used for Birthday parties complete dental care for the entire family. When was the last time you had a professional dental Winter Hours: Mon., Tues., Thurs., & Fri. 4-11pm evaluation? Call us today at 609.536.4143 to schedule an appointment. We accept most Sat. 10am - 12 Midnight • Sun. 12-10pm • Closed Wednesday 609-886-6651 3401 New Jersey Ave., Wildwood, NJ insurances, including Delta Dental. We also have À nancing available through Care Credit. 729-0111 • www.3jswildwoodbowl.com Herald Newspapers February 20 2013 fi shing www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A19 Cape May County Fishing ALMANAC BY CAROLYN MILLER FEBRUARY MOON LLineine PHASES/POSITIONS This week is a access to Drag The Moon’s effect on the Tide is real mixed bag of Island for shore greatest when closest to the Earth (in information and based anglers as a Perigee) and when in direct align- ment with Sun & Earth (Full & New with only one result of the new Moon phases). On and about these dates, low pressure systems and/or more week to go in planned parkway strong winds (depending upon direc- February, many of bridge over the tion) may result in fl ooding and/or you will be think- Great Egg Harbor extremely low tides. ing about getting Bay. A group has MOON PHASE Full Moon ...... 25 out on the water. been organized to Last Quarter ...... 3 CORRECTION TIMES Compute approximate times of New Moon ...... 10 Here’s a gentle re- get support to as- high & low water for your area by minder that sea bass are in sure access to Drag Island First Quarter ...... 17 adding or subtracting the following Perigee ...... 7 number of minutes for each season until Feb. 28 (unless which has been there since Apogee ...... 19 tide phase in the Tide Table. that changes again) with a 1928. Concerned anglers TIDE TABLE LOW HIGH 15 fi sh limit at 12.5 inches. should contact Bob Mar- Computed for Cape May City Great Egg Harbor Inlet beachfront; for other areas, Along with tog, drum and tin, DEP Commissioner see Correction Times. Plus 7 Minus 1 (Eastern Standard Time) Ocean City (9th St. Bridge) stripers, that’s something asking for a review as the Plus 31 Plus 11 to pursue. island has been identifi ed FEBRUARY, 2013 Corson Inlet (Bridges) Angel Ditoro Logan has as Marine Recreational. DATE HIGH LOW Plus 9 Minus 3 some timely reminders: Phone calls can be made A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. SEA ISLE CITY Ocean City Fishing Club, Summer of 1913 In the wake of hurricane to Marilyn Lennon, Land 20 Wed 3:46 4:15 10:08 9:53 (Ludlam Thoro Bridge) 21 Thu 4:40 5:07 10:57 10:44 Plus 61 Plus 32 Sandy, the cleanup efforts Use Manager for DEP at news/future-fisherman- 22 Fri 5:27 5:53 11:41 11:31 Sea Isle City Beach Minus 7 Minus 31 will be ongoing. If you 609-292-2178 or e-mail foundation-and-new-jersey- 23 Sat 6:09 6:34 12:19 own a boat, watch out for Bob Martin at bob.martin@ Townsend Inlet division-of-fi sh-wildlife-an- 24 Sun 6:49 7:14 12:14 12:56 Plus 13 None fl oating lumber and shifted dep.state.nj.us 25 Mon 7:27 7:51 12:56 1:31 nounce-hofnod-training/ STONE HARBOR canals. Navigation will be Cape May County needs Spring Fishing Classic 26 Tue 8:04 8:29 1:37 2:06 (Great Channel Bridge) interesting, markers have shore based access for rec- at 52 Bass Pro Shops store 27 Wed 8:41 9:07 2:19 2:43 Plus 51 Plus 27 28 Thu 9:20 9:48 3:03 3:22 Hereford Inlet (Anglesea) moved off main channels, reational anglers. States to locations, free. Visit www. MARCH Plus 24 Minus 2 sand bars have shifted, our South all the way to basspro.com/classic and Wildwood Beach and normal fi shing areas Key West are adding angler 1 Fri 10:01 10:33 3:49 4:03 Minus 18 Minus 31 click on the local store 2 Sat 10:48 11:24 4:40 4:51 may be no more. Not nec- access and boat ramps and from the drop down box 3 Sun 11:42 5:37 5:45 WEST WILDWOOD (Great Sound Bridge) essarily a bad thing if you NJ seems to be lacking in 4 Mon 12:23 12:46 6:42 6:48 for more information. 0lus 50 Plus 23 take the time to go out and that effort. The new bridge 5 Tue 1:32 2:01 7:51 7:59 Cape May Harbor fi nd new areas to fi sh. The has a planned walkway Send your reports and 6 Wed 2:45 3:18 9:01 9:10 Minus 2 Minus 1 7 Thu 3:54 4:27 10:06 10:16 water will be warming up but no access to the island pictures to cmiller@cm- Five Fathom Bank and you should take time to which is also an ideal place 8 Fri 4:56 5:27 11:03 11:16 Plus 3 Minus 9 cherald.com. Column and 9 Sat 5:51 6:19 11:55 Cape May Point explore moved wrecks and for bird watchers and oth- pictures are posted online Daylight Savings Time Begins Plus 33 Plus 34 fi shing holes. ers who enjoy the wildlife at www.capemaycounty- 10 Sun 7:41 8:07 12:11 1:42 McCrie Shoal When wreck fishing, on the island. The time to 11 Mon 8:27 8:51 2:01 2:27 Plus 20 Plus 12 herald.com. Delaware Bay a good tip to land a box do something is now. 12 Tue 9:10 9:32 2:48 3:09 Bayshore Channel full of sea bass is to set The past 100 years have 13 Wed 9:52 10:12 3:34 3:48 American, hand-made 14 Thu 10:33 10:51 4:18 4:27 (Bay-Canal Junction) your rigs with red plastic produced a great deal of lures and more as seen 15 Fri 11:13 11:31 5:02 5:06 Plus 38 Plus 34 grubs on 3/0 or 4/0 circle fi shing, camaraderie, and at the AC Boat Show. 16 Sat 11:55 5:46 5:45 Miami Beach (Villas) hooks along with a 4 to 5 community service for (RestlessLadyTackleBox. 17 Sun 12:13 12:39 6:33 6:27 Plus 67 Plus 51 Dennis Creek Entrance ounce sinker with squid or members of the Ocean com) 18 Mon 12:59 1:31 7:25 7:15 19 Tue 1:52 2:30 8:23 8:11 Plus 111 Plus 87 clams. Depending on the City Fishing Club. Includ- Brandywine Shoal Light seas and how fast you are ed in the club’s Certifi cate 20 Wed 2:53 3:34 9:23 9:12 Plus 58 Plus 51 21 Thu 3:56 4:36 10:21 10:13 Bidwell Creek Entrance drifting, the sinker weight of Incorporation on Sept. 22 Fri 4:54 5:30 11:11 11:09 Plus 87 Plus 54 will either decrease or 4, 1913, were such lofty increase. Sea bass love red objectives as “to advance, – when you feel the tug, promote, and enjoy the drop the rod tip and then sport of fi shing in this state lift and reel – no need to and to prevent the violation worry about setting the of the laws thereof relative hook. (Capt. Rob, Fin-tastic to fi sh and fi shing...and to STEPHEN H. URETSKY, MD Charters) establish social intercourse BOARD-CERTIFIED OPHTHALMOLOGIST Bill (bucktailwillie) and good fellowship…” In Shillingford sent an ur- celebration of their 100th gent call for folks to be anniversary, the Club has aware of the potential lost plenty of activities planned. 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Dennis Township - Would the present council members from sentation in this town is taking Lower please move to Dennis? It seems like the Lower guys actually us into a very diffi cult time. We are working for their township residents and not themselves. What can not permit the implementa- a concept. We can only hope that whomever runs for the two open tion of beach fees in this tourist committee seats this November actually cares about DT. More self town. Tourists will not drive to servers and party robots are not needed. Wildwood if they have to pay to * * * go to the beach. Unfortunately, Court House - I recently read that Cape May County has deplor- we have a very long walk to the able stats regarding child abuse. I encourage everyone to go watch water, which is already against Family Court in our county. Divorces are granted for domestic abuse us; if, on top of that, they have to against women routinely, with police reports and such, yet these pay, very few people will remain abusive individuals are granted unsupervised overnight, weekend faithful to their tradition of com- and month long control of toddlers and children. Picture this, you ing long distances and spending “A good community newspaper is a community in conversation with itself.” were roughed up by your former husband. In court, instead of their vacation in Wildwood. —Walter Lippman justice, you watched your daughter be handed over to your abuser. (ED. NOTE: Commission on generally be omitted, as will submissions which violate Spout The problem is at the top. Feb. 13 rescinded the beach tag The Herald invites you to contribute your positive comments * * * ordinance.) and, when necessary, other constructive thoughts regarding Off rules. An explanation of Spout Off rules can be found at North Cape May - I have to agree, my trash was not fully picked * * * topics of public interest. To submit a Spout Off, please visit www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com/Forum, where you can also up for three weeks straight. The garbage was only half picked up. Stone Harbor - I live here www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com and click on "Spout Off: participate in the dynamic online Spout Off forum. What is going on in Lower Township? full time. I’ve seen it all. I Submit Yours" under the Opinion tab. You can also submit a Submissions about specifi c businesses will typically not (ED. NOTE: Manager Michael Voll asks that such complaints be have to agree with last week’s Spout Off by mail or by delivery to our offi ce. For the most be published. To share your local business experience, use directed to him at 886-2005 ext 133.) spouter about the council. Those timely publication, please use the online submission form. ratings and reviews at www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com/ * * * three women are not good One Spout per person each week, please. Marketplace. Wildwood - The commissioners of Wildwood just created business people. It’s their per- If you would like to share your views in greater detail, con- two new jobs with the beach utility. We don’t need any new sonal agendas what counts most. Spout Offs are anonymous, but you must identify your town. hires. A town that is fi nancially cash strapped and you’re hiring Their library fi asco was absurd. Be sure to keep your Spouts clear and concise. The Herald may sider submitting a letter to the editor. Please send your letters new employees? We need new commissioners in office, and They made a decision with no edit messages for brevity, clarity and good taste. Submissions to [email protected]. Be sure to include your name, also vote no on the beach tags. The commissioners are only economic factors. They can’t which are unintelligible or which exceed 600 characters will address and daytime phone number for verifi cation. going to raise your taxes. Recall these three commissioners. articulate their reasoning and (ED. NOTE: Commission on Feb. 13 rescinded the beach tag cost analysis on anything. This per last week that the free clinic at the Wildwood Housing Authority left at the end of the season. The only way to reduce the feral cat ordinance.) town is just a shell of what it can was taking bids for the construction of the clinic. I thought this was population in additon to TNR is with responsible, compassionate * * * be but we’ve got no talent. This put on hold? Is this another thing that the commissioners did behind and committed ownership. Wildwood - I read this is last month’s Spout Off. I think it is a group is pretty poor. closed doors? The taxpayers made it well known at the public forums * * * great idea and needs repeating. I have read recently in the Herald * * * that we did not want or need this in our town. North Wildwood - Don’t pray in my school and I won’t think about beach fees in the Wildwoods. It would appear some favor Wildwood - The feds were in * * * in your church. them and some don’t. I have another thought that all municipali- town and arrested some people Petersburg - Will the person on Route 610 with the spotlight * * * ties might agree on. Toll gates for autos. Wildwood Crest install in the real estate business. shining out into to the street from their front lawn turn it off? This Middle Township - One day Middle Township residents will one at the lower end of the island, Wildwood install on Rio Grande I wonder if this ends there. is blinding to drivers coming up the street from the railroad tracks wake up and see how poorly the public works is run. Hopefully Avenue, and North Wildwood in their enterence. Each town would What about the title companies going towards Tuckahoe Road. I don’t know why someone would the upper management in city hall will open their eyes and take collect a fee for all vehicles entering the island. The payroll would and lawyers involved in the shine a spotlight out into the street into motorists’ eyes. This could action. There is no need for two supervisors since they can’t make be very small and local taxpayers could receive a pass so they could transaction of those hot proper- cause an accident. I’m surprised the State Police haven’t noticed this one good one if they were put together. come and go without paying. This has been done for many years in ties deals? and put a stop to it already since it’s been going on for weeks. * * * Florida, on the west coast inlands, with great sucess. This fee would * * * * * * Cape May - Never once in any of Gov. Christie’s speeches, town be collected year-round from all guests. Think about that mayors, Wildwood - I have just spent Clermont - Dennis Township looks like a junk yard. Bulk trash, hall meetings, or radio shows does he discuss the states 10 percent low cost of operation, residence pass free and great income. Can some time reading some com- leaves, and brush all over the place. Nothing is ever picked up unemployment rate, our debt problem nor our highest in the nation you beat that combo? ments on the Cape May prosecu- when scheduled. Every time you call Public Works all you get are property taxes, for which he’s done nothing about. I know if Christie * * * tor and his actions in offi ce. Can excuses. I pay a very large tax bill you would think we would get were a Democrat Republicans wouldn’t give him a free pass. Middle Township - Middle Township needs to allow more liquor anyone please explain how this something for our money. Maybe if the employees worked more * * * licenses so we can get an Applebees, Chilis, or similar restaurants person is still in this position in than a few hours a day and stopped wasting time and my tax money Sea Isle City - To all the dog owners here: Pick up your dog’s in CMCH or Rio Grande. The liquor licenses also need to be less Cape May? Please take a few picking junk out of the trash they would have time to get the other waste. It is not so pleasant but is part of taking care of your dogs expensive. The lack of liquor licenses deters businesses from coming minutes of your time to read things done. The township committee needs to stop protecting the and our town. I fi nd it totally offensive to see your dogs poop on the to Middle Township. It also reduces competition so local bars and what is going on with this pros- good old boys in Public Works and make them get the job done. stones and grass up and down Central, Landis and Pleasure Avenues. restaurants jack up their alcohol and food prices. ecutor. What is the AG of New I would like to have a job in Public Works but that’s right I don’t You think you love your dog or dogs, well you do not unless you help (ED. NOTE: Number of liquor licenses is dictated by popula- Jersey doing about all the stuff live in Belleplain. them clean up after themselves. Take pride in the way you respect tion. Only one Plenary Retail Distribution License may be issued going on? Maybe the FBI should * * * yourself and your dogs. for each 7,500 of population in a municipality. A minimum price take a look at this prosecutor’s Court House - Free technology webinar for teachers presented by * * * may be set, but new license prices are set by those seeking them, offi ce. If what is shared in this Drexel on Feb. 27. More info at www.drexel.com/EduWebinar. Court House - Easy fi x for all the stupid beach fees in this state. the license going to the highest bidder. The last two licenses in interactive Spout Off is true * * * All the politicians and those who live in those seashore towns who Middle Township went to Acme Market in Court House and Menz the FBI should be all over this Dennisville - The two grumps who routinely write the eight complain that their tax dollars shouldn’t be spent on other people Restaurant in Rio Grande.) prosecutor and all of the people or nine spout offs printed weekly by this paper need new mate- using their beach: It’s simple, move to Maryland or Virginia or * * * that help him conduct himself in rial. Your spouts —like your personalities— are old and boring. North or South Carolina or Delaware where there are no beach Stone Harbor - Who will be willing to pay the rates being this fashion. Time to clean house Don’t you know that people read these ‘pearls of wisdom’ to be fees. Amazing how other beach towns maintain their beaches charged at the new hotel in town? It will be congested and noisy don’t you think? entertained? Since you desperately need attention a few good jokes without crying about it. in town during the summer months. For those kind of rates I would * * * would help. rather stay near the beach and have the convenience of not having Wildwood - Dog walkers * * * * * * to walk through town to get there. This building could have been should have their dogs do their Clermont - I understand that Mayor Glembocki is submitting the Middle Township - Reading these Spout Offs it’s amazing anyone put to better use as retail space with some upscale stores that this droppings in their back/side Public Works overtime costs for cleaning up Sandy related damage would actually want to live in Wildwood or Dennis Twp. The way town sorely needs. yard. You know you are not just to FEMA for reimbursement. Really? What damage? you people make it sound I’m glad I don’t live there. * * * taking woof woof for exercise. If * * * * * * Wildwood - This administration has not demonstrated any fi scal you cannot handle the smell of Philadelphia - With the results of the hurricane, Wildwood Cape May - How nice, off-season the locals get noise from 8 a.m. responsibility let alone implementing a beach fee. woof woof droppings near you should remain a “free” beach. Visitors who went north may come to 6 p.m. but we are being nice to the summer visitors and only (ED. NOTE: Commission on Feb. 13 rescinded the beach tag how do you think the high taxed south for vacation. In addition, it can stay “free” if Wildwood would annoying them from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. It would only be appropriate ordinance.) property owners feel about your rejuvinate Pacifi c Avenue with a shopping mall much like Atlantic that the fi rst projects started after this ordinance change take place * * * dog’s dropping’s smell. City: some big name stores like Gap, Nike, etc. Shopping areas like next to the proponents of the change. They can be the fi rst to listen, North Wildwood - To all the weekly Wildwood “yo yos” who rant * * * that bring people into the area. Think about it, you already have on a six day a week basis, to saws, hammers, nail guns, radios, and and rave about the great idea on Lower Township - To the high enough taxes why tax residents more by charging them beach the profanity that accompanies construction. RIO STADIUM THEATRE beach fees and how you have to spouter who had a problem with fees? Get the money some other way. * * * Rt. 9 & 47 in the Rio Mall, Rio Grande • 609-889-4799 pay for “tourists,” if there were my spelling of Colin Powell’s * * * Court House - Low information politicians are senators, rep- Cape May County’s Only All Stadium Megaplex no beach or boardwalk nobody fi rst name; obviously he proved Scottsdale, Ariz. - To the turned stomach in Wildwood, it’s called resentatives, and public offi cials who are actually governing and would come to Wildwood. And slow on the uptake. The spell- the Second Amendment. Just like your right to voice your opinion, voting on policies that will dramatically affect the American people SHOWTIMES FOR 2/22/13 thru 2/28/13 without these “tourists” you ing was intended to properly even though it’s wrong. Free speech was the product of the separa- without actually looking at the information provided them. Ex: www.franktheatres.com would be paying higher taxes. position Powell’s contemptable tion from England and I thank God they had the guns to do it. Obama, Pelosi, Reid etc. and many others. You know “pass the bill SNITCH (PG-13)* The problem is not with the comments in a socially accept- 11:15, 2:20, 4:55, 7:40, 9:55 * * * in order to know what is in the bill mentality.” Low information people who come to visit and able way. Wildwood - The city has created director, manager and staff voters are no better. They listen to sound bites without listening to IDENTITY THIEF (R) spend their hard earned dollar, * * * positions to collect the cabana fees on the beach. Yearly full-time the boring details. Then they are surprised their paycheck was less 11:45, 2:30, 5:00, 7:30, 10:00 it’s the people you voted in Wildwood - As I understand job with great benefi ts. Taxpayers need not apply. These positions last month and will continue as taxes go up. SAFE HAVEN (PG-13)* and how they spend your hard- the federal government owns will be appointments. * * * 11:30, 2:10, 4:45, 7:15, 9:45 earned dollar. 250 feet of land at coast line. * * * South Seaville - I hope our township offi cials take a page out of BEAUTIFUL CREATURES (PG-13) 1:40, 9:40 * * * The eight blocks at the north North Wildwood - I just read in the local newspaper that the the code enforcement book in Lower Township. They have simplifi ed Dennis Township - I had to end of Wildwood beach front Wildwood commissioners are creating two more city jobs to man- the process for the code enforcement offi cer to handle 1,500 calls SILVER LINING PLAYBOOK (R) laugh when I read last week’s land is considered wetland and 11:00, 4:20, 7:05 age the beach revenue. I scratch my head and now I understand a year, write violations within a matter of days, assess huge admin- Spout Off from the resident of not buildable without special why Wildwood has a spending problem. In a time when costs are istrative costs for non-compliance, accept anonymous complaints, A GOOD DAY TO DIE HARD (R)* South Seaville who was com- permits and are owned privately. too high versus revenue coming in, you need to do more with less and create a public image that Lower Township is a well-maintained 11:50, 2:40, 5:05, 7:35, 9:50 plaining that he/she couldn’t The private land owners pay but that doesn’t seem to be comprehended by the commissioners. community of law and order. It is a disgrace what is going on in ESCAPE FROM PLANET EARTH (PG)* drink coffee in the rec gym taxes at a lower rate because I feel so sorry, my neighbor taxpayers, but you are the ones that Dennis Township with boarded up properties, leaves uncollected, 1:30, 7:00 while watching her child play the land is considered wet voted these guys into offi ce. nuisance ATV tracks, barking dogs, zoning violations, and bulk trash ESCAPE FROM PLANET EARTH 3D (PG)* basketball. I don’t understand land. Each block is supposed to * * * on the streets for weeks. And no code offi cer period. 11:20, 4:10, 9:10 why this spouter just can’t drink provide a permanent walkway to Court House - Polls and studies show that viewers of the two * * * the coast’s edge at each corner DARK SKIES (PG-13)* their coffee in the lobby like the most popular news sources (Fox News and MSNBC) are highly Dennis Township - I really think we need to get our priorities in 11:40, 2:00, 4:40, 7:25, 9:40 rest of us. I, for one, am proud of blocks. I have lived in Wild- uninformed. You owe it to yourself to consume less biased and order here in Dennis Twp. We have township committee members of how good the rec looks and I wood for more than 30 years. more factual news sources from a broader variety of agencies. Only that are so far out of their league they couldn’t govern an eighth grade WARM BODIES (PG-13) 11:25, 1:50, 4:30, All I have seen are the wooden 7:20, (9:35 FRI- WED) appreciate the staff’s efforts in listening to people that you agree with ideologically does nothing to class. Too many residents think the best mode of transportation is keeping it clean. Adults are just sections that are not suitable for inform you about the factual state of the world around us. a four wheeler. The public works dept. sucks down our tax dollars JACK THE GIANT SLAYER 3D (THURS as sloppy as kids so I agree with going to and coming from waters PREMIER) (PG-13)* 10:00 THURS ONLY (ED. NOTE: Those with Internet access can read news from way more than they suck up leaves. And lack of code enforcement the policy of allowing food and edge. Does the mayor plan to around the globe, including BBC, Canadian Broadcasting Corp., has our township looking like the county dump. All of this and we Times are subject to change, please con¿ rm showtimes by drink in the lobby but not the charge a fee to use federal land? calling our 24 hr movie line or visit franktheatres.com Manchester Guardian, The Times of London and many more. They feel the need to complain about not being allowed to drink coffee * = NO PASSES. Bargain Matinees All Shows Starting Before gym. Keep up the good work Or is this fee for the use of pri- make limited mention of the U.S.A.) in a gym. Wow, I guess we deserve what we get. 4 pm - $8.50 DT rec staff. vate land in this section of north (Special pricing surcharge for all 3D features) * * * * * * New Sony 4K & Real D 3D Projection * * * end in Wildwood? North Cape May - To the spouter who wondered about the Wildwood - Unemployment is up. Hiring is down. Infl ation is Wildwood - The misrepre- * * * huge sign at the corner of Beach & Lincoln: The road will be used way up. Adjusting for infl ation, the stock market has to be 17,000 North Cape May - Last as an exit for special events etc. but the bigger story is why did for investors to break even with election day 2008. Poverty is up. weekend my wife and I took our the township pave the road from Lincoln to the canal? Why does The hallucinations of the seminar spouter from Cape May who said JBT Aluminum, Inc. walk along Bay Drive in North it fi x pot holes, clean litter and other maintenance with tax pay- the opposite are way up. Cape May and were amazed to ers’ dollars? This half mile roadway is not owned by the township. * * * Owned & Operated By see the massive sign on the road Doesn’t the township have enough deplorable roadways without Dennisville - When are the dolts on township committee going to Douglass Park. Did someone doing roads that are not township property? The purchase of the to fi gure out that the complete lack of code enforcement is taking James A. Norris make a mistake on this location? beach by the township in 2000 with the Frank Stewart Trust mon- this township downhill fast? Why can’t the township contract for The information on the sign is ies was another mistake. The money grabbers won, the taxpayers a part-time code enforcement offi cer through the Department of clearly meant for people leaving lost with traffi c congestion, safety and the quality of life. The dogs Community Affairs? Other towns do this and it would be quite the ferry terminal. This is one are running the beaches and making their deposits and the town benefi cial to have a neutral state offi cial perform this service because SPECIAL nice road leading to and from manager is doing nothing. it eliminates all the politics, cronyism and pandering for votes. the park with beautiful dunes * * * * * * Fully Welded, Vinyl Tilt on either side and this huge Cape May - To the spouter complaining about the leaf truck. Wildwood - So happy I found my barber from North Wildwood. awful sign is really out of place They are leafi ng you alone. Now that you are on Aster Avenue in the Crest I can walk there. Replacement Windows here. Please remove this eyesore * * * Thank you for the perfect cuts. I wish you the best. Installed Mr. Mayor. Cape May - Let’s hope the “lighthouses”, (a/k/a port-a-potties) * * * $184.95 * * * which greet us as we enter our lovely city, will fi nally be removed. Court House - Young men and women, be wise. If you plan to Rio Grande - To the spouter They were designed, and I use the term lightly, by Temple Univer- reside in Cape May County for many years, register Republican. It’s from Palermo, to clarify, no you sity and have no historic signifi cance. Now they’re looking pretty the key to survival here. Then, get onboard the county gravy train • Doors • Windows • Decks did not pay for the county Well- shabby. They’ve got to go. as soon as you can, then life will be good for years to come. • Roofi ng • Vinyl Siding • Additions ness Center. The county got a * * * * * * grant from AmeriHealth to start Sea Isle City - City council elections are this May. Hope we have North Wildwood - Why are we spending hard earned property Our 65th Year In Business! the Wellness Center to help cut some choices to vote for and not just rubber stamps given to us. tax dollars for beach replenishment for a few blocks near Third insurance costs, thus saving * * * Ave. and JFK Blvd? The sand gets washed out every year for the past Serving Cape May County your tax dollars. Get your facts Avalon - To the spouter from Stone Harbor regarding the feral few years and in several years will probably come back. Let Mother straight. Also, if you want free cat population: Unfortuntately many of the feral cats once had Nature be and let the people walk a few blocks to the inlet that has 609-886-86236-8623 oror 609-408-2630609-408 exercise, go take a hike. “homes.” They were brought into a summer rental because they seen it’s beach grown over the past few years. This is not rocket www.jamesanorris.com * * * were cute and a human thought it would be neat to have a pet while science but just a waste of taxpayer dollars if you ask me. Wildwood - I saw in the pa- LicLLi # 1313V13VH02954800H029549 800000 at the shore. These pets were then abandoned when their family (Page A21 Please) Herald Newspapers February 20 2013 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A21 Spout Off! (From Page A20) overseas markets. And gee whiz, do you think any of this money * * * is so concerned about teacher might funnel back as campaign contributions? West Wildwood - To the spouter who was wondering about the tenure. There are so many * * * * * * short stout man with graying hair in the borough hall who looked inconsistencies with discipline. Lower Township - Is it too much to ask of a councilman to make Swainton – Two disturbing articles, one has the Middle Town- like he had no clue as to what was going on: I am not sure but I The rules seem to change like a decision for the people and not for himself? ship public manager arrested for theft and than another has Middle think it was our mayor from years ago, who is probably the only the wind. * * * Township paying a former Galloway township clerk who sued for one in town who knows what is going on and knows how to run * * * Town Bank - It’s amazing to me that the homeowners along unfair discrimination against her. Sure makes you wonder who is the island. I hope he is taking Chris Fox’s place. West Wildwood - Mayor Fox Shore Drive continue to clear and prune the dune trees in front minding the store and how background checks are done. Also you * * * has done nothing but complain of their homes to preserve their views of the bay. How about a would think with all the legal help this township pays for they could Belleplain - I think the real benefi t of Dennis Township spend- at borough meetings that he reality check? Those dunes protect your house and mine (a block avoid a discrimination charge. What we have in Middle Township ing $350,000 for a revaluation will be that the taxpayers and vot- needs more money. Idea: Stop in from the bay) from storm surges. Does Hurricane Sandy ring a are politicians who are asleep in the chair and couldn’t care less ers will be able to see how the mismanagement of the municipal hiring family and friends and bell? Wise up and stop damaging our only protection from major about tax payers and how tax dollars are wasted. Maybe if they were government over the last decade has negatively impacted the value giving them expensive benefi ts weather events. awake our leaves could get picked up. of our properties. on the taxpayers’ tab. Does he * * * * * * * * * not know that you cannot hire Philadelphia - I read that Lower Township bought a fi re truck South Dennis - Dennis Township just passed a new master plan Wildwood - What can the citizens do to get the state to come people if the money is not bud- that is light enough to make over the bridge to Diamond Beach. that encourages development in our village and town centers. It’s in and go over the books, the payroll, the waste in this city? Now geted? Is that why he is trying Doesn’t anyone understand that it does not matter that Diamond plain as day to see these areas have abandoned cars in front yards, we see the real reason for beach fees, two already lined up for a to raise the sewer rates? So he Beach is in Lower Township? All over the country mature and unkempt properties, leaves and brush piles in the street that never check. How can the mayor of another city be hired to promote can raid that account to pay for responsible public safety managers routinely sign agreements that get picked up, no environmental oversight, and not to mention all Wildwood? And the relative of the mayor on how many payrolls? the unnecessary people he has provide for just that type of situation. No doubt, it is more than of that ATV nonsense. Who, in their right mind, would invest in a This is wrong, if not illegal. hired. Let’s take this matter to silly that that land was never ceded to (or annexed by) Wildwood community that undeniably has such high taxes and no municipal * * * court and have a judge look at Crest. But now that issue of tax revenue would make that out of code enforcement or services? Middle Township - Now that Committeewoman Delanzo has what he is doing. Shame. the question. However, there is still no reason that fi re protection * * * decided not to run, are we Dems stuck with Sturm again? Thank you * * * (and even police protection) could be provided by Wildood Crest. West Wildwood - The employees of West Wildwood take all for your service, Susan. You represented the best of our party. Governments all over the U.S. routinely sign contracts for similar the parking places around the borough hall and leave no parking * * * Become a fan of purposes I am not talking about something new. Grow up, folks. available for the people who pay their taxes and sewer bills. Please Court House - Middle Twp Middle School has been the weak link the Herald on This happens all over the country. Is there some reason why Cape be considerate of the residents of West Wildwood, especially the in the district for 25 years, especially in the area of discipline, and May County seems to take pride in being decades behind the rest senior citizens. it’s clearly because of the leadership. Nothing changes. Everybody FACEBOOK of the nation? This is a classic example of immature territorialism that eventually costs lives. At least a little common sense would tell you that it is dangerous that the fi rst due on any part of the island is an off-shore engine company. (ED. NOTE: Wildwood Crest volunteer fi refi ghters respond under a mutual aid agreement.) * * * THE North Cape May - I want to say great job to the employee at North Cape May shopping center who sprang into action and caught BUSINESS GUIDE the thief. That was really heroic. I saw it all go down. He deserves something. I haven’t even seen it mentioned in store or news. He risked his life and deserves more recognition. * * * Mexico, Mo. - To all those in the Spout Off complaining about those on welfare, get real. I was on food stamps for a year. Why do you ask? Because the businesses in Cape May County do not want For Business Guide Information, Call Mark at 609-953-1942 to hire those who are willing to work. Rather they want to hire il- legals or; during the summer, foreigners. I was out of work for two years and did not get one interview in Cape May County. I moved AWNINGS - CANOPIES C to the Midwest and within a week I had four interviews. You have REMODELING & a job, congrats. I bet you a million to one that if you lost your job & SHUTTERS you would be the fi rst ones at the welfare offi ce asking for help. So REPAIR MATERIALS do not act like you are better because you are not. P.S. If you do not like how things are in Cape May County; pack up your things and Miami-Somers Co. move. Simple, yet effective. Since 1950 (ED. NOTE: Mexico is the county seat of Audrain County, Mo. RETRACTABLE AWNINGS with a population of about 11,300.) STORM SHUTTERS * * * Visit Our Wholesale and Retail North Wildwood - Responding to the spouter complaining about Expanded Showroom Roofing-Siding-Windows men bringing guns into their homes and wives should be more ag- 505 New Rd., Somers Point Doors-Decking-Railings gressive in stopping this from happening: I guess the young mother Kitchen Cabinets in Alabama was glad her husband not only had guns in the house but 927- 4133 FEBRUARY AND MARCH ARE 2130 Industrial Way taught her how to use them. She was the victim of a home invasion www.miamisomers.com Vineland 856-690-8800 and with her gun and knowledge of how to use one saved not only www.billwahlsupply.com her life but the lives of her two young children. DENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS * * * Cape May - Just wondering why teachers are allowed on their cell BILLIARDS phones while they should be teaching? Just want to get it out there MONTHS FOR OUR PETS! SELF-STORAGE that my child said her teacher is always texting. Not right. * * * TUCKAHOE On All Dental Cape May - Lets put a leash on the Public Works Dept. who BILLIARDS 15% UP TO 50% OFF* randomly erect structures in Cape May that have no rhymn or reason “Under New Management” Cleanings and FIRST 4 MONTHS ie the structure at the end of Pittsburgh Ave. and the beach (for Food, Fun & Accessories *on select units. See lifeguards) it looks like a shed on pilings - the railings and ramps that Free Poker Tournament OFF Dental Procedures Manager for details are large enough for one person (w. one chair) that zig zag forever [email protected] Exp. 2/28/13 and all the rest of the railings, the mismatched benches, trashcans, Resident Manager 1971 Rt. 50 1065 Route 47 S., Rio Grande lights, restrooms. Can’t there be a unifi ed force or a checkpoint to Tuckahoe 609-628-3337 guide these endeavors? 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He DOCK HARDWARE Enrolled Agents also goes on to explain that it is “unusual noise” coming from traffi c www.zaptax.biz on SH #83 (not noise from ATVs as detailed in photographs, letters HARDWARE INSULATION of complaint, and public record testimony), and he concludes this PRINTING & COPYING report with his personal philosophy of how to be a “good neighbor CONTRACTORS and live harmoniously.” Very interesting. 47 CAPE Since 1985 WASTE REMOVAL * * * Insulation • Dry Wall Villas - I’ve never paid more than $3.29 for a gallon of gas in February. Thanks President Obama for sticking it to us little guys Generators • Metal Studs Mem.NJ Home Bldrs. Assn. again. 416 St. Hwy 47 South Quality Workmanship * * * Green Creek 889-9090 Dependable Service • Batt or Blown Lower Township - Online graduate courses in education are a 101 E. Roberts & New Jersey Ave. Spray Foam SAVE $$$ NOW joke. If you have the money, you can get an online master’s degree. Wildwood 522-8395 624-3800 Free Est/Fully Ins. 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No. 4038 Cape May Court House Sun. 465-9326 think it is great that these 35 fi shermen sell conch to very lucrative A22 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers February 20 2013 Pay Parking Meters with Cell Phone? Arrest Maryland By JACK FICHTER need of quarters for meters. made even for single head terman said he thought the MacLeod did not name MacLeod said dollar chang- meters that accept quar- city was going to purchase the company that dem- Fugitive in Villas CAPE MAY — Short ers were still an option ters through cell or smart dollar changers and place onstrated the new meter of quarters for a parking for the city but using cell phones. MacLeod said the them along the Promenade. technology for both he and VILLAS – A 46-year- circuit court on charges meter? Don’t worry, use phones and smartphones software in Internet-based He said the city had con- Mahaney. old Villas man, wanted as of possession with in- your cell phone to feed the to feed meters was a pos- and did not require the tacted Rehoboth Beach, Del. A Herald check of fi rms a fugitive from Maryland, tent to distribute nar- meter. sibility. city purchase new parking which reported no problems offering such parking meter was arrested by Lower cotics, crack/cocaine; At a Feb. 5 City Council “It’s new but not brand meters. He suggested a with dollar changers. technology located mPark. Township police Feb. 4. and distribution of the meeting, City Manager new technology,” he said. parking committee include MacLeod said a question According to its website, Police reported that same narcotic in a school Bruce MacLeod said he saw “Some of our neighboring members of the police de- for the parking committee mPark software will help on that date, a traffic zone; possession of mari- a demonstration of new municipalities have moved partment, traffic mainte- would be how many dollar drivers avoid parking fi nes stop in Villas by Special juana; and possession of parking meter technology forward with this type of nance department, fi nance, changers the city would by sending a text message Officer Robert Marti- drug paraphernalia. from a manufacturer. He technology.” chamber of commerce and want to purchase if the city to your phone before the nelli, resulted in Gary DuPont was remand- asked council revive the Payment for a meter can members of the business has other means of payment meter runs out. A driver Lee DuPont, 46, being ed to Cape May County city’s Parking Committee be made through a phone improvement district. for meters. Wichterman may also “extend your park- arrested. Correctional Center on or establish a new one to which is charged to a debit Mayor Edward J. Mah- asked if payments could ing stay, within regulations, DuPont was a previous $100,000 full cash bail. look at alternative methods or credit card, said Ma- aney Jr. suggested Deputy be made via cell phone to without having to return to resident in Salisbury, Assisting in the ar- of payment for parking cLeod. Mayor William Murray and the over 1,000 old fash- the meter (excludes ticket Md. He was wanted on rest were Offi cers Brian meters. Those who use parking Councilwoman Deanna ioned meters. MacLeod machines). “You get a free a fugitive warrant from McEwing and John Arm- Last fall, council dis- meters frequently can set Fiocca represent council on said the technology worked online account detailing the Wicomico County bruster Jr. cussed purchasing dollar up an account. the committee. The mayor for the old meters because all your parking charges, bill changers to aid those in “It does not require us said it was time for the city a number was assigned to which is great for expense to make any capital invest- to move ahead with new each parking meter and a claims or tax records,” ment into new meters,” parking technology since it driver dialed into the sys- states the mPark website. Company Hopes City Turns said MacLeod. has been proven. tem when they pulled up Drivers initially register On To New Electricity Supplier He said payment can be Councilman Jack Wich- to the space. with mPark which is free. By DEBORAH McGUIRE power company auction. Resi- Should Homeowners Elevate? over the past 13 dents not want- (From Page A1) WILDWOOD – Commis- years. ing to participate were below the current base fl ood elevations. It is sioners listened as a spokes- Fish said if in the auction will not need to secure a permit from the Department of available to anyone with fl ood insurance, regardless of man from Commercial Util- the city choses would have a 30 Environmental Protection (DEP) nor pay the fee typically whether the house is a primary place of residence or not. ity Consultants (CUC) made to participate day period to opt charged for a Flood Hazard Area permit. The state is exploring other options to assist property a presentation that he hopes in a program out. What are the new elevation standards? owners who want to elevate but did not meet the thresh- will turn on an interest and to use a third Fish said bills DEP has determined that FEMA’s recently released old for a determination of substantial damage. have the city join with other party supplier would continue Advisory Base Flood Elevation (ABFE) maps provide the Will the emergency regulation affect my fl ood municipalities that would for its electricity, to be paid to At- best elevations to be protective of lives and property and insurance rates? result in residents having residents will be lantic City Elec- has incorporated them as the new elevation standard for The ABFEs do not affect insurance rates. Your rates the option to buy their included, unless tric, the provider the state. could increase when FEMA adopts its fi nal fl ood maps. If electricity from a third party they opt out. of services. The Property owners who have to rebuild because their you do not meet its elevation standards, which are likely supplier. “Currently you guys have only change on a customary property is substantially damaged will have to build to to be close to the ABFEs, your rates could increase even John Fish, an agent of the the power to give residen- electric bill would be a new the highest available state or FEMA elevation level. In more signifi cantly. Sewell-based company told tial users the power to nego- supplier’s name showing on most cases, this will be the ABFE. In addition, Flood Are there benefi ts to elevating? city offi cials if the city opted tiate a better contract,” Fish that portion of the bill. Hazard Area Act rules, in effect since 2007, require the Yes. You will better protect your house and its contents to participate in govern- told Commissioners, noting “Basically this is noth- lowest fl oor of each building in fl ood hazard areas to be and you will likely pay lower fl ood insurance rates in the ment energy aggregation, the negotiating strength ing more than telling the constructed at least one foot above this elevation. future than if you do not elevate. Some people may fi nd residents opting to change in numbers of an entire public, commercial and What are ABFEs? that the long term insurance savings alone can offset the their supplier from Atlantic municipality versus a single residential, that we’re go- FEMA had been remapping the fl oodplain along New cost of raising a house. City Electric to a third party user. ing to save you x number Jersey’s coastline for two years when Hurricane Sandy hit. If my home is determined to be substantially dam- may see savings that could “If we come together as of dollars a year by simply FEMA’s previous maps were outdated and did not always aged, can I still live in it until I elevate? amount to as much as two a group, we can negotiate agreeing to, or in this case accurately show the potential for fl ooding. In order to Homeowners may live in structures that are deemed months’ worth of electric one contract and that one opt out of a program if you support and guide New Jersey’s recovery efforts, FEMA substantially damaged for up to four years before needing bills. contract is very advanta- don’t want to be a part released its new mapping in December on an advisory to elevate if they can take temporary measures to make According to Fish, one geous,” said Fish. of it,” said Mayor Ernest basis. The ABFEs use the most accurate modeling, topo- their homes habitable. The determination of habitability component of CUC’s busi- Becoming part of the Troiano. graphic maps and scientifi c data available. To learn more must be made by the local construction offi cial. ness is the development CUC would require an “It’s all positive, there about ABFEs and to view the maps for New Jersey, visit: Am I eligible for Increased Cost of Compliance of a blind reverse energy ordinance. Once approved, are no minuses,” added http://www.region2coastal.com/sandy/abfe funding if I take up to four years to elevate my auction that creates “a plat- CUC would be given a list Pete Byron, commissioner Will the ABFEs change? house? form that forces suppliers to of residential properties not in charge of revenue and FEMA anticipates some changes to these maps for Yes, provided you were insured under the National present their bottom line currently using a third party fi nance. both elevations and zones. The ABFEs currently refl ect Flood Insurance Program and you elevate in accordance cost in order to earn your supplier. A push to sign up com- the most accurate modeling, topographic maps and with applicable standards and FEMA regulations. business.” Residents already com- munities in Cape May scientifi c data available. FEMA plans to release updated Do I have to elevate my house and/or build to new New Jersey deregulated mitted to a third party ener- County has been going on fl ood maps over the next six to seven months, which will construction standards if my municipality does not its energy costs in 1999. gy supplier are not included for several months. Fish further fi ne-tune coastal fl ood elevations. The regulatory pass an ordinance adopting the ABFEs? “On an individual basis in the auction. told officials in order to process to fi nalize the maps could take up to two years. Yes, if your municipality declares your house substan- less than 20 percent of in- Those residents who cur- sign up all that was needed DEP will continue to work with FEMA to provide input tially damaged and it is located in a fl ood hazard area, you dividuals have switched to a rently use Atlantic City Elec- was an ordinance. Stone on these maps. are required to elevate and/or build to new construction third party,” Fish said, not- tric as their power supplier Harbor passed an ordinance If the ABFEs are only advisory, why is the state standards and may begin doing so right away. The DEP, ing the number of custom- are automatically signed up and is taking steps to be incorporating the use of these maps now as the basis however, is encouraging municipalities to pass an ordi- ers leaving their traditional to participate in the energy a lead agency in a co-op, for elevation standards? nance adopting the ABFEs because this will make your said Fish. In many cases, existing FEMA fl ood maps were signifi - town eligible for Increased Cost of Compliance assistance Carter Earns Title Of U. S. Marine “Middle Township is also cantly outdated. Many were more than two decades old. and other federal mitigation aid. DEP will be providing The ABFE maps, which are the precursor to fi nal fl ood municipal offi cials with a model ordinance so they can COURT HOUSE -- Ma- some of the world’s most considering becoming part maps, will better protect property and lives and provide adopt the ABFEs as the new elevation standard. rine Corps Pvt. Allen D. demanding entry-level mili- of the third party supplier consistency and predictability during rebuilding. They Will I need a state permit to reconstruct or elevate Carter, son of Patricia and tary training. Training sub- auction but is waiting for will make coastal areas stronger and more resilient. my building? Allen Carter of this com- jects included close-order Stone Harbor to have the Consistency and predictability will allow rebuilding to The DEP regulates building elevations through its munjity, earned the title of drill, marksmanship with second reading and public occur much more quickly so lives affected by Sandy can Flood Hazard Area Control Act rules. Under the emer- United States Marine after an M-16A4 rifl e, physical hearing of its ordinance, return to normal. Without this action, residents may have gency Flood Hazard Area Control Act rule just adopted, graduating from recruit fi tness, martial arts, swim- said Marcus Karavan, solici- reconstructed with inadequate safety standards, exposing you are eligible for what is known as a permit by rule training at Marine Corps ming, military history, cus- tor for both Wildwood and them to substantially higher fl ood insurance rates when (effectively an automatic permit) as long as the lowest Recruit Depot, Parris Is- toms and courtesies. Middle Township. “I would FEMA adopts its fi nal maps. fl oor is elevated to at least one foot above the state’s land, S. C. Carter is a 2012 gradu- suggest that you have that Do I have to elevate my home and/or build to new design fl ood elevation and provided the building stays For 13 weeks, Carter ate of Middle Township to be in place,” said the construction standards? within its original footprint. Slight variations in size and stayed committed during High School. solicitor. You are required to elevate and/or meet new construc- location can sometimes be allowed. You will still need to tion standards if your house is located in a fl ood zone secure local construction permits. A state Coastal Area Travel with Us • LEONE TRAVEL and was declared substantially damaged by your local Facility Review Act (CAFRA) permit is not needed if you fl oodplain administrator or is new construction. You reconstruct in place. Escorted bus trip to the have no legal obligation to elevate if your home was not What should I know before rebuilding? substantially damaged. It is very important that you carefully document any Philadelphia If I have to elevate my house, will the state or repair or reconstruction project to ensure you have a federal governments help fi nance the work? record of all activities from inception to completion. Yes. FEMA can provide up to $30,000 to cover the Photographs and other forms of documentation should Flower Show Increased Cost of Compliance (ICC) with federal, state be kept before, during and after construction. Retain all and local regulations if you have federal fl ood insurance. receipts, bills, surveys and construction plans. These Mon., March 4 In addition, the Christie Administration intends to pro- items will help document the history of your project “BRILLIANT” takes visitors from vide grants to homeowners with substantially damaged should you need to do so for FEMA assistance or insur- royal palaces to the whimsy of homes to help them offset some of the costs of elevation, ance reimbursement. the Mad Hatter’s TEA PARTY mitigation and renovation, and intends to announce in the What’s the difference between FEMA’s Zone A and spring the mechanism for such grants. In order to access Zone V? Can I appeal a V Zone designation? for a whirlwind tour of the UK. any additional funding, FEMA requires property owners Both zones lie within FEMA’s 100 year fl oodplain. Zone Reservations also being accepted for following trips - reconstruct using the best available data. V applies only in tidal fl oodplains and denotes hazards Can I get Increased Cost of Compliance assistance “WICKED” - Sunday, July 14, 2013 associated with storm induced waves of at least three to elevate my home even if it was not determined feet in height. Construction standards in the V zone are “ATLANTIC CITY AIR SHOW” - Wednesday, June 26, 2013 to be substantially damaged? more stringent in order to account for the increased risk This FEMA assistance is only available to those who had of damage from storm surges. While there is no appeal For information or reservations call Leone Travel 856-797-1888 or register at any National Flood Insurance Program protection for process for the ABFEs, you may appeal to FEMA after the Miracles Fitness Gyms, Rio Grande or Seaville. SEATS ARE LIMITED - RESERVE NOW structures that have sustained substantial damage and agency formally proposes fl ood maps. A28 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers February 20 2013
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THURSDAY, FEB. 14TH NORTH CAPE CENTER THURSDAY,(700 Townbank FEB. Road 21ST - North Cape May) VICTORIA MANOR Heart Disease is the #1 Killer Women and Heart Disease of Women age 20 and over, 2:30 PM - Registration and Refreshments (3809 Bayshore Road - North Cape May) but is largely PREVENTABLE. 3:00 PM - Speaker: Dr. Michael Boriss, HeartEducate Disease yourself is the on #1how Killer to Local Cardiologist Discussion on Heart Health of Womendecrease age your 20 andrisk. over, 1:00 - 3:00 PM - Screenings Provided through but is largely PREVENTABLE. Along The Delaware Bay (fi eld study), Stan Sperlak THURSDAY, FEB. 21ST Educate yourself on how to Cape Regional VICTORIA Medical MANOR Center Parish Nurses decrease your risk. pastel. (Blood(3809 Pressure, Bayshore Blood Road Sugar, - North Cholesterol) Cape May) 3:00 -Discussion 3:45 PM - Speakers: on Heart Bonnie Kratzer, Health 1:00 - 3:00 PM - Screenings Provided through Landscape Painting Cape RegionalCape Regional Parish Medical Nurses Center Director Parish and Nurses Dick Colosi,(Blood Health Pressure, Educator Blood for theSugar, NJ Cholesterol) Department of Health3:00 discussing - 3:45 PM Heart - Speakers: Health Bonnie Kratzer, Cape Regional Parish Nurses Director and Dick Workshops Planned Colosi, Health Educator for the NJ Department Crest Savings Bank Senior Vice President and Branch THURSDAY,of Health FEB.discussing 28TH Heart Health Administrator Jodie DiEduardo, center, presents a COURT HOUSE -- Spe- AT VICTORIA COMMONS THURSDAY, FEB. 28TH sponsorship check to Greater Wildwood Optimist Club (610 Townbank Road - North Cape May) cial two-day painting work- AT VICTORIA COMMONS representatives Raymond Callahan and Ron Golden. Heart(610 HealthyTownbank Road Cooking - North Cape May) shops are being offered Heart Healthy Cooking Crest Savings Bank is a corporate sponsor of the with nationally recognized 2:00 PM2:00 - PMLive - Cooking Live Cooking Demonstration Demonstration Greater Wildwood Optimist Club’s annual Basketball painter Stan Sperlak at his and Cheerleading Tournament. The bank’s contribu- Crow Creek farm on the tion will cover the cost of the tournament T-shirts. weekends of March 9 and 10 and 16 and 17. The fi rst one focuses on ForPlease more RSVP byinformation, February 10th pleasefor one or contact all Sessions Art League Announces Deniseby calling RaymondDenise Raymond at 609-602-7193 at 609-602-7193. www.genesishcc.com putting structures in your
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Local work out of Philadelphia, Tax Lot No. 16 (f/k/a Lot 1, 5, 7 & 9) in Block AIRLINE CAREERS begin here - Become an AND MICHAEL DIMEDIO, ET AL are the Wilmington and Jersey Ports. *Containerized 209.15 (f/k/a Block 209.01) Boardwalk in experience a definite plus. Pier Operations * O/O Average $1.84/Mile Aviation Maintenance Tech. FAA approved defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public Must have Veterinary * Steady, Year-Round Work. CDL-A & 2yrs. training. Financial aid if qualifi ed - Housing venue on: Montego Bay Resort Van/Truck/SUV- Exp. Required. Call Dan: 888-419-6066 www. available. Job placement assistance. Call AIM WEDNESDAY THE 27TH DAY OF Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) Condo Technician experience. Full DriveforPyle.com (866)453-6204 FEBRUARY A.D. 2013 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Nearest Cross Street: 2010 Ford F150 Lariat: time, year round position. CASH PAID- up to $28/Box for unexpired, Call DRIVERS - Pyle Transport ( A Division of House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Please FAX resume A.Duie Pyle) Needs Owner Operators, Re- sealed DIABETIC TEST STRIPS. 1-DAY PAY- Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- 4x4, 4 door, fully loaded. 33 MENT. 1-800-371-1136 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New gional Truckload Operations. HOME EV- nicipal or tax liens that may be due. 609-780-4496 k miles. $29,000. 609-602- and phone number to: ERY WEEKEND! O/O Average $1.85/Miles. Jersey. 609-465-2940 Steady, Year-Round Work. Requires CDL-A, DIABETIC TEST STRIPS Wanted Check us 2746 2yrs. Exp. Call Dan: 877-307-4133 www. out Online! All Major Brands Bought Dtsbuy- Municipality: City of Ocean City (Page A32 Please) A32 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Classifi ed Herald Newspapers February 20 2013 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES (From Page A31) check or treasurer’s check in the amount of liens or other charges, and any such taxes, BANK is the plaintiff AND ROMAN P. OSAD- Plans, specifi cations, and bidding information government online auction service, GovDeals, New Jersey. 20% of the bid price is required. charges, liens, insurance premiums or other CHUK AND GERALDINE OSADCHUK, HUS- for the proposed work are available at Bid Inc. Surplus property can be viewed directly Subject to Tax and prior lien info: At the time advances made by plaintiff prior to this sale. BAND AND WIFE are the defendant(s), I shall Express website www.bidx.com. You must through a link on the City’s web site at www. Premises commonly known as 100 Franklin of publication taxes/sewer/water information The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to ad- All interested parties are to conduct and rely expose for sale at public venue on: subscribe to use this service. To subscribe, northwildwood.com or at www.govdeals.com. Avenue, Villas, New Jersey was not available. You must check with the journ this sale without further notice by pub- upon their own independent investigation WEDNESDAY THE 6TH DAY OF follow the instructions on the web site. Fees All bidders must pre-register with GovDeals, Block 182, Lot 5 & 6 tax collector for exact amounts due. lication. All publication costs are paid for by to ascertain whether or not any outstanding MARCH A.D. 2013 apply to downloading documents and plans Inc. at the website. the plaintiff. interest remain of record and/or have priority at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court and bidding access. The fee schedule is Dimensions of Lot (approximately): Subject to Prior Mortgages and Judgments (if over the lien being foreclosed and, if so the House Building located at 9 N. Main Street available on the web site. All fees are directly The next online auction will begin on February 40’ x 120’ any): None Attorney: ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- current amount due thereon. (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New payable to Bid Express. Plans, specifi cations, 27, 2013 at 9:00 AM and the following items MAN Jersey. and bidding information may be inspected will be sold: Nearest Cross Street: Matthews Avenue Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- (BUT NOT OBTAINED) by contracting orga- Computers Parts/Supplies tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and CH753905 tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and This property to be sold is located in the City nizations at our Design Field Offi ces at the Misc. Photographic Equipment Subject to $0.00 expenses, there remains any surplus money, 4x Fee=$189.54 expenses, there remains any surplus money, of North Wildwood, in the County of Cape May following locations: the money will be deposited into the Superior 01/30, 02/06, 02/13, 02/20/13 the money will be deposited into the Superior and State of New Jersey All sales are fi nal; “As Is” and “Where Is”, and A Full Legal Description of the premises can Court Trust Fund and any person claiming ______Court Trust Fund and any person claiming 200 Stierli Court payment must be receipted at the City of North be found in the offi ce of the Sheriff of Cape the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a SHERIFF’S SALE the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a Property is commonly known as 131 Seaspray Mt. Arlington, NJ 07856 Wildwood within fi ve (5) business days of the May County motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and Court, North Wildwood, New Jersey Phone: 973-601-6690 sale closing date. Surplus Property must be 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that picked up within ten (10) days of the sale clos- Amount due under judgment is $228,265.31 person’s claim and asking for an order direct- of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- person’s claim and asking for an order direct- Tax Lot Number 58 One Executive Campus Rt. 70 West ing date. The terms and conditions of sale with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff In Block Number 30 Cherry Hill, NJ 08002 will be specifi ed online. added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed or other person conducting the sale will have NUMBER F 003295 11 therein, pending or other person conducting the sale will have Phone: 856-486-6623 check or treasurer’s check in the amount of information regarding the surplus, if any. wherein STURDY SAVINGS BANK is the information regarding the surplus, if any. Dimensions of Lot 58: Approximately 87 feet All items may be inspected at a location and 20% of the bid price is required. plaintiff AND DIANE K. MUENTZ, ET AL are by 85 feet New Jersey Department of Transportation time specifi ed online in the item description. “The Fair Housing Act prohibits “any prefer- the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at A Full Legal Description of the premises can Division of Procurement The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to ad- ence, limitation or discrimination because of public venue on: be found in the offi ce of the Sheriff of Cape Nearest Cross Street: Seaview Court Bureau of Construction Services For additional information regarding the auc- journ this sale without further notice by pub- race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial WEDNESDAY THE 27TH DAY OF May County 1035 Parkway Avenue tion, please contact Scott Jett at (609) 522- lication. All publication costs are paid for by status or national origin or intention to make FEBRUARY A.D. 2013 A Full Legal Description of the premises can PO Box 600 2030 Ext. 1400. the plaintiff. such preference, limitation or discrimination” at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Amount due under judgment is $407,124.64 be found in the offi ce of the Sheriff of Cape Trenton, NJ 08625 in connection with any aspect of a residential House Building located at 9 N. Main Street with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be May County W. Scott Jett Attorney: MCCABE, WEISBERG & CONWAY, real estate transaction. Zucker, Goldberg and (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed 3x Fee=$127.58 City Clerk P.C. Ackerman, LLC encourages and supports the Jersey. check or treasurer’s check in the amount of Amount due under judgment is $894,004.85 02/06, 02/13, 02/20/13 Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer equal housing practices of the Fair Housing 20% of the bid price is required. with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be ______1x Fee=$20.66 02/20/13 CH753911 Act in the conduct of its business.” The property to be sold is located in the City added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE ______4x Fee=$102.06 of Cape May, County of Cape May, State of The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to ad- check or treasurer’s check in the amount of PUBLIC SALE 02/20, 02/27, 03/06, 03/13/13 ATTN: The Plaintiff may let the bid go for less New Jersey journ this sale without further notice by pub- 20% of the bid price is required. ISTORAGE CAPE MAY WISHING TO AVAIL ______than the judgment amount consistent with the lication. All publication costs are paid for by THEMSELVES OF THE PROVISIONS UN- NOTICE: Sale of certain items will be held on SHERIFF’S SALE adjusted FMV of the property at the time of It is commonly known as 668 Washington the plaintiff. The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to ad- DER THE “NEW JERSEY SELF STORAGE Wednesday, February 20th, 2013 from 11am sale. Plaintiff may also agree to a short sale. Street, Cape May, New Jersey journ this sale without further notice by pub- FACILITY ACT to 2pm at 5201 Boardwalk, Wildwood, New By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Please address any inquiries to: thirdparty- Attorney: STERN, LAVINTHAL AND FRAN- lication. All publication costs are paid for by (N.J.S.A. 2A: 44 -187 et seq.)” HEREBY Jersey. CASH ONLY! of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- [email protected] It is known and designated as Block 1058, KENBERG, LLC the plaintiff. GIVES NOTICE OF SALE UNDER SAID cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET rd Please use our File No. and ‘3 Party’ or Lot 8 Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer ACT TO WIT; ON TUESDAY FEBRUARY ITEMS FOR SALE – Used display counters, NUMBER F 12397 10 therein, pending ‘Short Sale’ in your subject line. CH753906 Attorney: PERSKIE MAIRONE BROG & 26th, 2013 ISTORAGE CAPE MAY , AT 340 wood stands, glass terraniums, chairs, tables, wherein WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. is the The dimensions are approximately 37 feet 4x Fee=$155.52 BAYLINSON FULLING MILL ROAD, RIO GRANDE, NEW framed pictures and curios, ornaments, soda plaintiff AND JAMES E. COHEN, ET AL are A Full Legal Description of the premises can wide by 198 feet long (irregular) 01/30, 02/06, 02/13, 02/20/13 Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer JERSEY 08242 AT 11:30 AM ON THAT DAY, water in bottles, canned products, small chest the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at be found in the offi ce of the Sheriff of Cape ______CH753909 WILL CONDUCT A PUBLIC SALE TO THE freezer, paper goods, small tools, souvenirs, public venue on: May County Nearest Cross Street: Franklin Street SHERIFF’S SALE 4x Fee=$106.92 HIGHEST BIDDER, FOR CASH ONLY, OF miscellaneous items. ALL SALES FINAL WEDNESDAY THE 20TH DAY OF 02/06, 02/13, 02/20, 02/27/13 THE CONTENTS OF SPACES: MARCH A.D. 2013 Amount due under judgment is $150,049.26 Prior lien(s): None By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out ______1x Fee=$7.29 02/20/13 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- SHERIFF’S SALE #100621 Jonathan Quall ______House Building located at 9 N. Main Street added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET Contents: furniture, appliances, NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New NUMBER F 058929 10 therein, pending By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out #200701 Walter Schmale Jersey. wherein ACQUIRED CAPITAL II, LP is the of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Contents: furniture, beds, tools, All household and personal goods owned by plaintiff AND GJP DEVELOPERS, INC., ET cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET #100623 Katrina Ritchie and stored in units listed at M&M Mini Storage Municipality: Lower Township ALS are the defendant(s), I shall expose for NUMBER F 012262 12 therein, pending Contents: furniture, beds, tools Inc., Cape May County Airport, Franklin Road, County: Cape May State of New Jersey sale at public venue on: wherein THIRD FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK is Rio Grande, New Jersey 08242 will be sold on WEDNESDAY THE 27TH DAY OF the plaintiff AND SCOTT D. WILLIAMS, ET AL THIS SALE IS BEING MADE TO SATISFY Saturday, March 9, 2013 at 10:00 a.m. Street and Street Number: 402 Beechwood AIRLINES ARE FEBRUARY A.D. 2013 are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at THE LANDLORDS LIEN. THE PUBLIC IS IN- Avenue, Villas, New Jersey at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court public venue on: VITED TO ATTEND. SALE IS SUBJECT TO Unit #F26 – Barbara L. Sobel House Building located at 9 N. Main Street WEDNESDAY THE 6TH DAY OF ADJOURNMENT. Unit #D15 – Byron Richards Tax Block and Lot: HIRING (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New MARCH A.D. 2013 Unit #D17 – Byron Richards Block: 377.02 Lot: 37 & 39 Jersey. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court 2x Fee=$29.16 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street 02/13, 02/20/13 2x Fee=$14.58 Dimensions of Lot: 25’ x 100’ dƌĂŝŶĨŽƌŚĂŶĚƐŽŶǀŝĂƟŽŶĂƌĞĞƌ͘ Street No. 437 West Rio Grande Avenue, (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New ______02/20, 02/27/13 Wildwood, New Jersey 08260 Jersey. NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION ______Nearest Cross Street: Bay Drive &ĂƉƉƌŽǀĞĚƉƌŽŐƌĂŵ͘ SHERIFF’S SALE Tax Lot & Block Nos. Block: 46 Lot: 6 All that certain lot, tract or parcel of land and Pursuant to state law, the following items will Superior Interests: (if any): None &ŝŶĂŶĐŝĂůĂŝĚŝĨƋƵĂůŝĮĞĚͲ:ŽďƉůĂĐĞŵĞŶƚĂƐƐŝƐƚĂŶĐĞ͘ premises, situate, lying and being in the City be sold at public auction on MARCH 2nd at By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out The dimensions: 67.06 feet x 100 feet of Ocean City, County of Cape May and State 10am at BURLEIGH STORAGE, 663 Shun- of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- >>ǀŝĂƟŽŶ/ŶƐƟƚƵƚĞŽĨDĂŝŶƚĞŶĂŶĐĞ of New Jersey pike Road, Burleigh, New Jersey 08210. cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and No. of Feet to the Nearest Cross Street: 370 Operator reserves the right to bid and set NUMBER F 45335 09 therein, pending where- expenses, there remains any surplus money, 877-564-4204 feet from intersection of Rio Grande Avenue Being Lot 17, C13, Block 804 on the municipal minimum bids. Call (609) 465-8088 to confi rm in SCOTT PETER is the plaintiff AND JOSE- the money will be deposited into the Superior and Hudson Avenue tax map for the City of Ocean City, County of sale. Purchases must be paid in cash only. PHINE KIKIMEN, ET AL are the defendant(s), Court Trust Fund and any person claiming Cape May, State of New Jersey All purchased items sold as is, where is and I shall expose for sale at public venue on: the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a Tax Lot & Block Nos. Block: 46 Lot: 20 must be removed at time of sale. Sale subject WEDNESDAY THE 20TH DAY OF motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and The property is located at 840 Ocean Avenue. to cancellation in the event of settlement be- MARCH A.D. 2013 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that th ATTEND COLLEGE ONLINE The Dimensions: 40 feet x 100 feet The closest cross street is East 9 Street. tween owner and obligated party. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court person’s claim and asking for an order direct- House Building located at 9 N. Main Street ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff FROM HOME No. of Feet to the Nearest Cross Street: 170 A Full Legal Description of the premises can Venture Boat Trailer, Catamaran, PA trailer (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New or other person conducting the sale will have feet from the intersection of Susquehanna Av- be found in the offi ce of the Sheriff of Cape plate number XDZ3842 Jersey. information regarding the surplus, if any. ΎDĞĚŝĐĂů͕ΎƵƐŝŶĞƐƐ͕ΎƌŝŵŝŶĂů:ƵƐƟĐĞ͕Ύ,ŽƐƉŝƚĂůŝƚLJ͘ enue and Taylor Avenue May County :ŽďƉůĂĐĞŵĞŶƚĂƐƐŝƐƚĂŶĐĞ͘ŽŵƉƵƚĞƌĂǀĂŝůĂďůĞ͘ Stacey M. Mackle – E 13: household items Tax Lot: 1 A Full Legal Description of the premises can &ŝŶĂŶĐŝĂůŝĚŝĨƋƵĂůŝĮĞĚ͘^, sĂƵƚŚŽƌŝnjĞĚ͘ Street No. 447 West Rio Grande Avenue, Amount due under judgment is $98,301.78 and miscellaneous Tax Block: 810 be found in the offi ce of the Sheriff of Cape Wildwood, New Jersey 08260 with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be May County added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed Art Keefe – I9: household items and misc Municipality: City of Ocean City Call 888-220-5975 Tax Lot & Block Nos. Block: 46 Lots 18 & 19 check or treasurer’s check in the amount of Street Address: 817 Bay Avenue, Ocean City, Amount due under judgment is $208,259.78 www.CenturaOnline.com 20% of the bid price is required. 2x Fee=$19.44 New Jersey with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be The Dimensions: 80 feet x 100 feet 02/13, 02/20/13 added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to ad- ______Size of Property: 63.64’ x 55’ check or treasurer’s check in the amount of No. of Feet to the Nearest Cross Street: 90 journ this sale without further notice by pub- NOTICE 20% of the bid price is required. feet from Susquehanna Avenue and Taylor lication. All publication costs are paid for by Nearest Intersection: Eighth Street Avenue the plaintiff. Pursuant to state law, a sale will be held at A Beginning Point: BEGINNING in the south- The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to ad- Safe Keeping Self Storage, 1007 Rt. 9 South, easterly line of Bay Avenue 254.56 feet journ this sale without further notice through Tax Lot & Block Nos. Block: 46 Lots: 1 Attorney: MASELLI WARREN, P.C. Cape May Court House, New Jersey on Feb- southwesterly from the southwesterly line of publication. All publication costs are paid for (previously known as Block: 46, Lots: 1 & Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer ruary 28, 2013 at 10:00 AM. The following Eighth Street by the plaintiff. 2.01) CH753910 goods will be sold: 4x Fee=$97.20 Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- Attorney: POWERS KIRN LLC The Dimensions: 80 feet x 100 feet 02/06, 02/13, 02/20, 02/27/13 Richard Iacono – Unit #B105: bed, mattress tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer Outer Banks, NC Vacation Homes! ______& box spring, vacuum, lawnmower, kitchen expenses, there remains any surplus money, CH753912 No. of Feet to the Nearest Cross Street: At PUBLIC NOTICE chairs, table tv, vcr, dresser, speakers, couch, the money will be deposited into the Superior 4x Fee=$126.36 the intersection of Rio Grande Avenue and other/misc Court Trust Fund and any person claiming 02/20, 02/27, 03/06, 03/13/13 Over 500 Vacation Homes, Susquehanna Avenue Notice is hereby given that bid proposals will the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a ______from Duck to Kill Devil Hills to be received via the Internet until 10:00:59 Jacquline Baldwin – Unit #D138: toolbox, motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and SHERIFF’S SALE rindley Tax Lot & Block Nos. Block: 46 Lot: 16 A.M. on 2/28/13, downloaded, and pub- bookcase, crockpot, table lamps, bags, 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that Corolla, Outer Banks, Oceanfront licly opened and read, from Bidders classi- crutches, plastic bins, vcr case, blankets/bed- person’s claim and asking for an order direct- By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out The Dimensions: 50 feet x 100 feet fi ed under N.J.S.A. 27:7-35.1 et seq.; in the ding, boxes, hand tools, other/miscellaneous ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- each to Soundfront, Private Pools, CONFERENCE ROOM-A, 1st Floor F & A or other person conducting the sale will have cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET No. of Feet to the Nearest Cross Street: At Building, New Jersey Department of Trans- 2x Fee=$19.44 information regarding the surplus, if any. NUMBER F 7960 10 therein, pending wherein VACATIONS & SALES Hot Tubs, Pets and More… the intersection of Susquehanna Avenue and portation, 1035 Parkway Avenue, Trenton, NJ 02/13, 02/20/13 WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. is the plaintiff Taylor Avenue 08625; for: ______Taxes are paid through the full year of 2011 AND GEORGE R. ZIEGLER, ET AL are the Book Online at www.brindleybeach.com NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public Tax Lot & Block Nos. Block: 46 Lot: 17 Electrical Underground Structures South Con- Water and Sewer are private through New venue on: 1-877-642-3224 tract 2013; Various Locations, Pursuant to state law, the following is a partial Jersey American Water WEDNESDAY THE 20TH DAY OF ERVICE IRST UN LWAYS The Dimensions: 40 feet x 100 feet Counties of Atlantic, Burlington, Camden, listing of items in storage units which will be MARCH A.D. 2013 “S F … F A !” rd Cape May, Cumberland, Gloucester, Mercer, sold at a Public Auction February 23 , 2013 at A Full Legal Description of the premises can at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court No. of Feet to the Nearest Cross Street: 50 Middlesex, Monmouth and Salem 9:00 A.M. at AAA Storage/Shunpike Storage, be found in the offi ce of the Sheriff of Cape House Building located at 9 N. Main Street feet from the intersection of Susquehanna 100% State 627 Shunpike Road, Cape May, New Jersey May County (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Avenue and Taylor Avenue DP No: 13406 08204, (609) 884-7077. For directions please Jersey. call in advance. Offi ce hours vary. Operator Amount due under judgment is $1,285,210.16 Tax Lot & Block Nos. Block: 46 Lot: 2.02 Bidders are required to comply with the reserves the right to bid and to set minimum with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be Municipality: Wildwood Crest (previously known as Lots 2.02, 3, 4 & 5.01) requirements of P.L. 1975, c. 127 N.J.A.C bids. This ad will appear in this newspaper on added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed County: Cape May State of New Jersey 17:27. February 6th and February 20th, 2013. Please check or treasurer’s check in the amount of The Dimensions: 102.94 feet x 100 feet call prior to auction to confi rm. 20% of the bid price is required. Street and Street Number: 7710 Seaview The awarded bidder must provide a com- Avenue No. of Feet to the Nearest Cross Street: pleted Contractor Certifi cation and Disclosure Unit #40 – Ronald Taylor The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to ad- 437.06 from the intersection of Rio Grande of Political Contribution Form(s) according to Items: Washer/Dryer, Bed, Furniture, Clothes, journ this sale without further notice by pub- Tax Block and Lot: Avenue and Hudson Avenue both P.L 2005, C.51 and Executive Order No. Personal Items lication. All publication costs are paid for by Block: 106 Lot: 4 117 within fourteen (14) days from the award the plaintiff. A Full Legal Description of the premises can date. Executive Order No: 117 is effective 2x Fee=$19.44 Dimensions of Lot: 112.66’ x 50’ be found in the offi ce of the Sheriff of Cape on November 15, 2008. Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 02/06, 02/20/13 Attorney: GOLDENBERG, MACKLER, May County 52:32-44, all bidders must be registered with ______SAYEGH, MINTZ, PFEFFER, BONCHI Nearest Cross Street: Nashville Avenue the New Jersey Department of Treasury, Mustang Gt Take notice that in accordance Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer Amount due under judgment is $2,344,776.98 Division of Revenue, Business Registration, with N.J.S.A. 39:10-16*, application has been CH753763 Superior Interests (if any): None Did your job give you with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be as of the date of bids. The awarded bidder made to the Chief Administrator of the Motor 4x Fee=$140.94 added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed must provide proof of valid business registra- Vehicle Commission, Trenton N.J., to receive 02/20, 02/27, 03/06, 03/13/13 Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- Lung Cancer? check or treasurer’s check in the amount of tion within fourteen (14) days from the award title papers authorizing and issue N.J. Cer- ______tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and 20% of the bid price is required. date. Pursuant to the “Public Works Contrac- tifi cate of Ownership for, Mustang GT, 1997, SHERIFF’S SALE expenses, there remains any surplus money, tor Registration Act”, N.J.S.A. 34:11-56.48 et If you suffer from Mesothelioma or Lung Cancer, and were exposed Vin# 1FALP 45X9V F1556 15. objections, if the money will be deposited into the Superior The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to ad- seq. (P.L. 2003, c. 91), all bidders must be any, should be made in writing to the Chief By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Court Trust Fund and any person claiming to asbestos on the job – even decades ago – you may be entitled to journ this sale without further notice by pub- registered with the New Jersey Department Administrator of Motor Vehicle Commission, of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a compensation (even if you were a smoker)! lication. All publication costs are paid for by of Labor, Division of Wage and Hour Compli- Special Title cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and Contact the law firm of Weitz & Luxenberg today for a free and confidential the plaintiff. ance, at the time of bid. The awarded bidder Unit, P.O. Box 017, Trenton N.J. 08666-0017 NUMBER F 119 12 therein, pending wherein 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that must provide proof of PWCR within fourteen FLAGSTAR BANK FSB is the plaintiff AND person’s claim and asking for an order direct- consultation. We have won billions in verdicts and settlements, and it Attorney: EISENBERG, GOLD & CETTEI, PC (14) days from the award date. 2x Fee=$14.58 KOLETTE E. KEENAN, ET AL are the ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff costs you nothing up front if we accept your case. Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer 02/20,02/27/13 defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public or other person conducting the sale will have CH753907 The Department, in accordance with Title VI ______venue on: information regarding the surplus, if any. 4x Fee=$199.26 Civil Rights Act of 1964, 78 Stat. 252 U.S.C., CITY OF NORTH WILDWOOD WEDNESDAY THE 20TH DAY OF 01/30, 02/06, 02/13, 02/20/13 49 C.F.R., Parts 21 and 23 issued pursuant to NEW JERSEY MARCH A.D. 2013 A Full Legal Description of the premises can such Act, and Section 504 of the Rehabilita- ADVERTISEMENT FOR at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court We’re with you – every step of the way! ______be found in the offi ce of the Sheriff of Cape SHERIFF’S SALE tion Act of 1973 will afford minority business “ON-GOING PUBLIC SALE House Building located at 9 N. Main Street May County 700 BROADWAY | NEW YORK, NY 10003 enterprises full opportunity to submit bids in OF SURPLUS PROPERTY” (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New 888-411-LAWS By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out response to this invitation and will not dis- Jersey. Amount due under judgment is $479,014.52 USE YOUR SMART PHONE TO of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- criminate against any bidder on the grounds The City of North Wildwood will be conduct- with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be SCAN THIS CODE FOR MORE WWW.LUNGCANCERTRUSTS.COM cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET of race, color, sex, national origin, or handicap ing a Public Sale of Surplus Property on an The property to be sold is located in the Town- added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed ATTORNEY ADVERTISING. Prior results do not guarantee a future outcome. If no recovery, no fees or costs are charged, unless prohibited by State Law or Rule. NUMBER F 37910 09 therein, pending in the project award. on-going basis as items become available. ship of Lower. check or treasurer’s check in the amount of wherein CAPE BANK F/K/A CAPE SAVINGS Items will be sold online through a contracted In the County of Cape May and the State of (Page A34 Please) Herald Newspapers February 20 2013 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A33 Property Transfers Recorded In County Clerk’s Offi ce pyBetween February y 4, and February 10, 2013 y y Seller Buyer Property Address Price AVALON Robert & Elizabeth Beste Christopher Chambers 228 23rd St. $ 725,000 th SPACE FOR RENT YEAR ROUND 5110 Landis Avenue LLC Steven D. Riggins 149 13 St. $ 1,350,000 REAL ESTATE th RENTAL Jeffrey F. & Robin D. Rose Robert Deluca 153 24 St. $ 850,000 Space for Rent- HOME FOR SALE Steven Humanick Michael & Dorothy McGilvery 3248 Ocean Dr. $ 989,000 Year Round Rental- Karen Dechert, et al A. Charles Peruto 2488 Ocean Dr. $ 999,000 AVALON Edward & Ann Brennan Edward & Wenda Brennan 5149 Ocean Dr. $ 800,000 AVALON 1st fl oor retail/offi ce. 900 Average: $ 952,167 Total For Avalon: $ 5,713,000 sq. ft. $1350/mo. 609-425- Close to shopping & beach- CAPE MAY 7311. es. 3 bedroom, 2 bath William C. Axelson Kathleen A. Hayes 13 Wissahickon Ave. $ 45,000 townhouse. W/D, dw, A/C, Home for Sale- WebID #: 252991 $1800/month + utilities. No Norayr & Patricia Ozbalik Angelo & Marie C. Pennisi 1520 New Jersey Ave., Unit 321 $ 260,000 pets. 609-425-7311 Estate of Cecilia Langford William & Diane Randolph III 1210 Ohio Ave. $ 212,500 NORTH CAPE MAY 3 bedroom 1 1/2 bath home Space for Rent- Average: $ 172,500 Total For Cape May: $ 517,500 for sale by owner. Lot size WebID #: 252989 DENNIS CAPE MAY 82x109. Nice North Cape Year Round Rental- James & Melissa Town James K. & Pamela McCabe 636 Kings Hwy. $ 252,105 May neighborhood Asking Prime Beach Front Retail Thomas & Mary Lindsay Harold W. & Susan B. Dailey 25 Lakeview Dr. $ 279,000 $210,000. For contact info. Dennisville call 609-425-2608 Space Located Between Average: $ 265,553 Total For Dennis: $ 531,105 Jackson & Perry Streets. 1 bedroom apartment, Approx 900 sq ft $700/ month plus electric. LOWER TOWNSHIP WebID #: 252917 For Further Information Security & references a Michael & Susan Hegarty Stanley N. & Jane K. Prodes 215 Diamond Sand Dr., Unit 18 $ 340,000 609-884-7011 must. No pets. Call (609) Frank J. & Luann Servideo Constance Arriviello 115 E Memphis Ave. $ 348,000 MOBILE HOME 861-2956. Carmen R. Manzoni John J. Clark, et al 221 Clubhouse Dr. $ 370,000 WebID #: 253030 Mobile Home- WebID #: 252569 Robert & Beatrice Ciccozzi Angelo & Marie Stortini 201 E Madison Ave. $ 455,000
Space for Rent- Claire G. Golaszewski Robert P. Taylor 214 E Florida Ave. $ 70,000 CAPE MAY CT. HSE. Average: $ 316,000 Total For Lower Township: $ 1,583,000 Briarwood Comm. New Year Round Rental- DW, 2 BR, 2 Bath. $79,000. CMCH MIDDLE TOWNSHIP Financing avail. 609-463- STOREFRONT NVR Inc. John & Roberta Marciniak 1803 Tidewater Ave. $ 214,560 0207 ERMA A. & Evelyn Rasmussen William Herker 1116 Rte. 47 S $ 180,000 Main St. location. 1 block Large 2 BR apt, W/D hook- th from Court Building. On site Estate of Elfrieda Allen Jennifer R. Shrader 113 S 10 St. $ 105,000 WebID #: 252753 up. No pets, no smoking. parking. Ideal for satellite le- Sec. & refs. $975/mo. 610- Claire McArdle Julio & Marianne M. Galvan 3 Cardinal Dr. $ 276,000 gal offi ce, real estate offi ce 446-0197 Estate of William Simmons Matthew Mastalski 812 Hand Ave. $ 229,000 PARK MODEL or retail. Approx. 765 sq. ft. th $1000/mo. Avail. immed. John C. Koitsch Jr. & III Nancy A. Pote 3 N 14 St. $ 143,000 WebID #: 253107 Park Model- 609-465-9382 David Scipione Christopher & Linda Dowling 18 Acorn Ln. $ 235,000 Year Round Rental- Bert & Eva Lanczinger John Lanczinger 1029 Rte. 47 S $ 310,000 2 BR furn. park model trailer WebID #: 253060 with full kit., Fla. room, front LINKS AT 3101 Route 9 South LLC Robert W. & Jane K. Elwell 12 Church Rd. $ 65,000 porch on large lot. Reno- Space for Rent- G & K Klott Enterprises Louis Altobelli 216 N Main St. $ 570,000 vated. Acorn Campground. AVALON Estate of Ellen M. Spencer Barbara Robinson 284 Academy Ln. $ 250,000 Discounted $17,500. 609- NORTH WILDWOOD 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath. 313-9051 Federal Home Loan South Cape Properties LLC 60 B Swainton Goshen Rd. $ 99,710 610 New Jersey Ave. Available Jan. 1. $1750/ (Formerly Shore Couture) month + utilities. 609-465- Conifer Greenbriar LLC Ryan Homes 1302 Tidewater Ave. $ 220,000 WebID #: 252424 3823 Average: $ 222,867 Total For Middle Township: $ 2,897,270 Offi ce/retail space for rent. NORTH WILDWOOD 1500 sq. ft. Prime location. WebID #: 252987 th ROOMS FOR RENT 609-523-0104 Michael P. Jadevaia Edythe M. Bryant 539 E 9 Ave., Unit 303 $ 225,000 Michael Rogalski Gail Lawrence 417 E 19th Ave., Unit 303 $ 106,000 Rooms For Rent- WebID #: 252741 James & Janice Dietz Thomas & Diane Kelleher 114 E Chestnut Ave., Unit 1F $ 208,000 WILDWOOD: Single rooms, 7 Shes Gaming LLC Romany and Sons LLC 1806 Boardwalk, Unit 101-104 $ 600,000 TV, micro., fridge. $125 per Claude & Mary Pottier 100 Olde New Jersey LLC 100 Olde New Jersey Ave. $ 700,000 week. Util. incl. SS vouch- Space For Rent- Average: $ 367,800 Total For North Wildwood $ 1,839,000 ers accepted. Please call 908-601-7423 OCEAN CITY STONE HARBOR Restaurant Dorothy & William White Richard & Carolyn Lothian 11 E Station Rd. $ 375,000 WebID #: 253222 Offi ce/Retail Joseph J. & Linda Scafisi Timothy & Allison Off 1823 Haven Ave., Unit B $ 532,000 2000 sq ft., 300 Block 96th Year Round Rental- HQ Investments LLC Richard & Kimberly Manel 3331 West Ave., Unit B $ 455,000 Need to sell your home? St. 609-408-8906 H. Jeffrey Maslan Louis & Deborah Livolsi 824-26 Plymouth Pl. $ 235,000 Rent out your condo? North Cape May Cindra Richardson, Cindra Maureen Becker 342 Corinthian Ave., North Unit $ 550,000 WebID #: 253235 Place your ad here. 1 & 2 BR luxury apts. Stopper SPRING SPECIALS Call 609-886-8600 today. Robert & Margaret Elser Daniel & Nancy Kilpatrick 5832-34 Asbury Ave. $ 430,000 HERALD ADS WORK! Ext. 33 or 34 Walking distance to Average: $ 429,500 Total For Ocean City: $ 2,577,000 shopping centers, SEA ISLE CITY restaurants & th transportation. William & Stephanie Crumb White Flags LLC 221 87 St., Unit 12 $ 220,000 th The Other locations available Constance Arriviello Richard & Dolores McKee 25 29 St., Unit B $ 425,000 609-641-9888 Christopher B. Black, et al Donald R. & Jana L. Mikes 226 46th St., South Unit $ 685,000 Sheriff Gary G. Schaffer Marketshare Properties LLC Not listed $ 212,377 HANNEL’S WebID #: 253099 Herbert & Marianne Kuttler Kutt Properties LLC 108 44th St. $ 550,000 C Robert & Denise Adams Joseph & Theresa O’Donnell 6409 Landis Ave. $ 500,000 Apartments John & Andrea Savage Martha Jones 7805 Pleasure Ave., Unit A $ 815,000 Professionally Managed th Year Round Rental- Michael F. Mullen, et al Wayne & Susan Martin 9 65 St., West Unit $ 690,000 th 2 BEDROOM SPECIAL Charles Q. Davis, et al Charles & Patricia L. Davis 201 84 St. $ 360,000 2ND MONTH FREE North Cape May Average: $ 495,264 Total For Sea Isle City: $ 4,457,377 3 BR, 1 1/2 Ba, Util with STONE HARBOR 1/2 OFF SECURITY DEPOSIT w/d hookup. Detached ga- th rage. No pets. $1,200/mo. + Squire Family LP Scott J. & Sandra F. Mayer 19 107 St. $ 2,280,000 util. & sec. 609-884-6401 Average: $ 2,280,000 Total For Stone Harbor: $ 2,280,000 1 BEDROOM UPPER TOWNSHIP WebID #: 253211 $82500 Francis P. & Helen Larkin Daniel J. Sullivan Not listed $ 150,000 Joseph J. Bellucci Jr. Barry Danziger 7 MGM Wy. $ 135,000 2 BEDROOM ONLINE Cedar Lane Development Rodger L. & Jackie M. Leeds 2031 Cedar Ln. $ 308,495 $ 00 House Average: $ 197,832 Total For Upper Township: $ 593,495 895 Hunting? WILDWOOD • Air Conditioning Now Accepting GO TO John & Rosemary E. Zuk Timothy P. & Renee Wade 413 W Leaming Ave. $ 212,000 • Swimming Pool Small Pets www.capemaycountyherald.com Robert Deverick Donald R. & Lisa M. Sabo 3201 Atlantic Ave., Unit 304 $ 67,500 • Laundry Facilities Average: $ 139,750 Total For Wildwood: $ 279,500 Looking WILDWOOD CREST • Heat/Hot Water Included for Jody L. Harrington Michael & Susan Sweeney 7100 Seaview Ave., Unit 104 $ 143,000 (609) 884-0026 something? Average: $ 143,000 Total For Wildwood Crest: $ 143,000 3910 Bayshore Rd., N. Cape May COUNTY TOTAL: $ 23,411,247 Located near the Cape May Lewes Ferry CLASSIFIEDS Compilation © 2013 Seawave Corporation Source Data: Cape May County Clerk's Offi ce Abstracts A34 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Real Estate Classifi ed Herald Newspapers February 20 2013 Search Real Estate at www.CapeMay CountyHerald.com
Year Round Rental- PUBLIC NOTICES Year Round Rental- Wildwood Crest Quiet neighborhood 2nd fl . (From Page A32) The City of Wildwood has awarded a contract COMPLAINTS OF DISORDERLY, INDE- Peter Byron, Commissioner – Yes Commander, Fifth Coast Guard from WR- 1 BR Apt. Incl Heat, Water without competitive bidding as a professional CENT, TUMULTUOUS OR RIOTOUS CON- Anthony Leonetti, Commissioner – Yes Scompass for the proposed construction of NORTH CAPE MAY service pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11-1, et seq. DUCT TO POST A BOND OR EQUIVALENT Ernest Troiano, Jr., Mayor – Yes a temporary pontoon bridge across Old Turtle and use of Deck. $745/mo. 20% of the bid price is required. This contract and the resolution authorizing it SECURITY TO COMPENSATE FOR ANY Thorofare in Middle Township, Cape May are available for public inspection in the offi ce FUTURE DAMAGE OR EXPENSE SUF- The above ordinance was introduced and County, NJ. WRScompass is proposing to Must have good credit and The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to ad- Capewoods. 3 bedroom, of the Municipal Clerk. FERED FROM FUTURE REPETITION OF passed fi rst reading on February 13, 2013. install a fl exi-fl oat bridge (pontoon) for equip- journ this sale without further notice through references. Please email in- SUCH CONDUCT”. ment access across Old Turtle Thorofare and 2 bath, sunroom, garage, publication. All publication costs are paid for quiries to Awarded to: Remington, Vernick & Walberg Christopher H. Wood, City Clerk the purpose is for a wetland construction central air. On quiet, wood- by the plaintiff. AtTheShoreNJ Engineers The above captioned Ordinance was passed project. The temporary pontoon bridge will be ed cul-de-sac street. No Services: Amended Contract; GIS As-Built on second reading and fi nally adopted by the Dated: February 20, 2013 in use for approximately four to six weeks pro- Attorney: POWERS KIRN LLC @comcast.net Mapping Needs for Bureau of Safe Drinking Board of Commissioners of the City of Wild- viding no waterway access for vessels. The pets, no smoking. $1500/ Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer Water Standards wood, in the County of Cape May, New Jer- 1x Fee=$31.59 02/20/13 existing bridge is dilapidated and will not be CH753913 month + utilities. Security & Time Period: 1 Year sey, after Public Hearing at a meeting of the ______repaired as part of this contract. 4x Fee=$126.36 references required. WebID #: 252783 Cost: in the increase amount not to exceed Board of Commissioners held on Wednesday, NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARD 02/20, 02/27, 03/06, 03/13/13 $1,200.00 (new total of $12,100.00) February 13, 2013. WRScompass is also requesting a waiver 610-357-9822 ______The City of Wildwood has awarded a contract of a Coast Guard bridge permit under Title Take notice that Flickerwood Wine Cellars, CHRISTOPHER WOOD, Peter Byron, Commissioner – Yes without competitive bidding as a professional 33 Code of Federal Regulations, Section Inc., trading as Flickerwood Wine Cellars, CITY CLERK Anthony Leonetti, Commissioner – Yes service pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11-1, et seq. 115.70; Advance approval for bridges. Ad- WebID #: 253227 has applied to the Director of the Division Year Round Rental- Ernest Troiano, Jr., Mayor - Yes This contract and the resolution authorizing it vance approval waterways are those that are of Alcoholic Beverage Control for a Winery Dated: February 20, 2013 are available for public inspection in the offi ce navigable in law, but not actually navigated by Salesroom to be situated at The Mouse Trap, CHRISTOPHER WOOD, of the Municipal Clerk. other than small boats. The Commandant of 2301 Dune Drive, Avalon, New Jersey 08202. Wildwood Crest Year Round 1x Fee=$12.15 02/20/13 CITY CLERK the Coast Guard has given advance approval Objections, if any, should be made immedi- ______Awarded to: Barber Consulting Services to the construction or repair of bridges across Rental 3 BR, 2 bath in great ately in writing to the Director of the Division Year Round Rental- NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARD DATED: February 20, 2013 Services: Semi-Monthly MIS Services for such waterways. Comments on this proposal Crest neighborhood (200 of Alcoholic Beverage Control, P.O. Box 087, 2013 should be forwarded to the above address no block). Unfurnished. Very Trenton, New Jersey 08625-0087. North Wildwood Condo The City of Wildwood has awarded a contract 1x Fee=$19.44 02/20/13 Time Period: 1 Year later than 2 MAR 2013. A copy of Public No- without competitive bidding as a professional ______Cost: in the amount not to exceed $6,000.00 tice 5-1290, which describes the proposal in clean, just painted through- Flickerwood Wine Cellars Year Round Rental- 3 bdr, 1 service pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11-1, et seq. ORDINANCE NO. 953-13 detail, can be viewed at http://www.navcen. out, central air, heat, off 309 Flickerwood Road, Kane, PA 16735 bath. $1250 + util., 1.5 sec. This contract and the resolution authorizing it CHRISTOPHER WOOD, uscg.gov/?pageName=pnBridges or ob- street parking. $1500 per are available for public inspection in the offi ce NOTICE OF PENDING CITY CLERK tained by calling (757) 398-6222. 2x Fee=$14.58 credit check/ref req. Call of the Municipal Clerk. BOND ORDINANCE AND SUMMARY month + utilities + 1 month 02/20, 02/27/13 609-517-2484 Dated: February 20, 2013 WAVERLY W. GREGORY, JR. ______security. No pets, no smok- Awarded to: Remington, Vernick & Wal- The bond ordinance, the summary terms of Bridge Program Manager NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARD ers. Credit and criminal berg Engineers which are included herein, was introduced 1x Fee=$10.94 02/20/13 By direction of the Commander WebID #: 253194 Services: 2013 General Engineering Ser- and passed upon fi rst reading at a meeting of ______Fifth Coast Guard District background check required. The City of Wildwood has awarded a contract vices the governing body of the City of Wildwood, NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARD without competitive bidding as a professional 609-846-8112. Time Period: 1 Year in the County of Cape May, State of New 2x Fee=$41.31 service pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11-1, et seq. Cost: in the amount not to exceed Jersey, on February 13, 2013. It will be fur- The City of Wildwood has awarded a contract 02/20, 02/27/13 This contract and the resolution authorizing it $30,000.00 ther considered for fi nal passage, after public without competitive bidding with Approved ______are available for public inspection in the offi ce WebID #: 253238 CHRISTOPHER WOOD, hearing thereon, at a meeting of the governing State Contract Vendor for Contracting Units NOTICE OF CONTRACTS AWARDED Year Round Rental- of the Municipal Clerk. CITY CLERK body to be held at 4400 New Jersey Avenue, pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11-12a. This con- Wildwood, New Jersey, on March 13, 2013, tract and the resolution authorizing it are avail- This notice is being published in accordance Year Round Rental- Awarded to: Tri-County Animal Control Ser- Dated: February 20, 2013 immediately following the Board of Commis- able for public inspection in the offi ce of the with the requirements of N.J.S.A. 40A:11- STONE HARBOR vices, LLC sioners Work Session at 5:30 p.m. During Municipal Clerk. 4.5(g), Competitive Contracting or Fair and Services: Animal Control - 2013 Bayfront Condo 1x Fee=$10.94 02/20/13 the week prior to and up to and including the Open Process and N.J.S.A. 40A:11-5(1)(a) WILDWOOD Time Period: 1 Year ______date of such meeting copies of the full ordi- Awarded to: Winner Ford Fleet (i), Professional Services. At a regular meet- Lg. 2 BR apt. Quiet area. Cost: in the amount not to exceed $9,600.00 3 Bedrooms, 3 Baths, un- NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARD nance will be available at no cost and during Services: 2013 Police Interceptor Utility AWD ing of the Cape May County Board of Chosen Parking, yard. $1,050 per regular business hours, at the Clerk’s offi ce Time Period: 1 Year Freeholders held on February 12, 2013, the CHRISTOPHER WOOD, furnished, with boat slip. The City of Wildwood has awarded a contract for the members of the general public who Cost: in the amount not to exceed County entered into contracts/agreements month + util, 1 month es- CITY CLERK $2000 per month. 609-408- without competitive bidding as a professional shall request the same. The summary of the $34,844.00 as follows: crow. No smoking, no service pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11-1, et seq. terms of such bond ordinance follows: 8906 Dated: February 20, 2013 pets. This contract and the resolution authorizing it CHRISTOPHER WOOD, 1. License Agreement with SESAC, LLC in are available for public inspection in the offi ce Title: CITY CLERK the amount of $1,062.00 for the period 1/1/13 215-530-5017 1x Fee=$10.94 02/20/13 of the Municipal Clerk. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF WILD- through 12/31/13. ______ WebID #: 253233 WOOD, IN THE COUNTY OF CAPE MAY, Dated: February 20, 2013 2. Identifi ed insurance policies with Lexington NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARD Awarded to: Perna Finnigan, Inc. NEW JERSEY, PROVIDING FOR WATER Insurance Company for Commercial Property WebID #: 253244 Services: Emergency situation re: Park Blvd. SYSTEM UPGRADES IN WILDWOOD 1x Fee=$10.94 02/20/13 Policy Coverage in the amount of $358,165.00 The City of Wildwood has awarded a contract between Glenwood Avenue and Magnolia Av- CREST FOR THE CITY OF WILDWOOD ______for renewal of Commercial Property for the without competitive bidding as a professional enue which the roadway collapse WATER UTILITY AND APPROPRIATING NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARD term of 01/01/13 through 01/01/14. service pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11-1, et seq. Year Round Rental- Time Period: 1 Year $2,575,000 THEREFOR, AND PROVIDING 3. Identifi ed insurance policy with Travelers This contract and the resolution authorizing it Cost: in the amount not to exceed FOR THE ISSUANCE OF $2,575,000 IN The City of Wildwood has awarded a contract Indemnity Company for 2013 General and are available for public inspection in the offi ce $37,319.26 WATER UTILITY BONDS OR NOTES OF without competitive bidding as a professional Professional Liability Coverage in the amount of the Municipal Clerk. SWAINTON THE CITY OF WILDWOOD TO FINANCE service pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11-1, et seq. of $482,486.22 for the term of 01/01/13 CHRISTOPHER WOOD, THE SAME This contract and the resolution authorizing it through 01/01/14. 1 BR apt. W/D hook up, Awarded to: Munidex, Inc. CITY CLERK are available for public inspection in the offi ce 4. Identifi ed insurance policy with Travelers In- Services: Software Maintenance Agreement parking. No smoking/pets. Purpose(s): of the Municipal Clerk. demnity Company for 2013 Umbrella/Excess for 2013 Dated: February 20, 2013 the replacement, upgrade and looping of por- Liability Policy in the amount of $266,880.00 $785/mo. + gas & elec. Time Period: 1 Year tions of the City’s water system located within Awarded to: Remington, Vernick & Walberg for the term of 01/01/13 through 01/01/14. GOOD CREDIT. Call 609- Cost: in the amount not to exceed $6,258.40 1x Fee=$12.15 02/20/13 the Borough of Wildwood Crest, as shall be Engineers 5. Identifi ed insurance policy with Travelers 224-3224 ______more particularly provided in plans and speci- Services: Amended Contract; Tax Map Main- Indemnity Company for 2013 Auto Liability CHRISTOPHER WOOD, ORDINANCE NO. 950-13 fi cations to be prepared and fi led in the Offi ce tenance/Revisions for the City of Wildwood for and Auto Physical Damage Coverage in the CITY CLERK of the City Clerk, and including all other work Tax Year 2012/2013 amount of $137,318.00 for a of 01/01/13 WebID #: 253214 NOTICE OF FINAL ADOPTION and materials necessary therefor and inciden- Time Period: 1 Year through 01/01/14. Dated: February 20, 2013 Year Round Rental- tal thereto. Cost: in the amount not to exceed $10,750.00 6. Identifi ed insurance policy with Travelers AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE (new total of contract $40,750.00) Indemnity Company for 2013 Governmental Year Round Rental- 1x Fee=$10.94 02/20/13 NO. 1014 ENTITLED Appropriation: $2,575,000 Crime Liability Policy in the amount of $251.00 ______“CREATING THE CITY OF WILDWOOD Bonds/Notes Authorized: $2,575,000 CHRISTOPHER WOOD, for the term of 01/01/13 through 01/01/14. WILDWOOD NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARD West Cape May: Newly TOURIST DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION, Grants (if any) Appropriated: $0.00 CITY CLERK 7. Identifi ed insurance policy with RLI Insur- TO PROVIDE FOR THE FUNDING THERE- Section 20 Costs: $425,000 ance Company for Public Offi cial Bond for M. Renovated 1BR, LR, DR, The City of Wildwood has awarded a contract LIONS CENTER OF BY ADDED ASSESMENTS TO LICENSE Useful Life: 40 Years Dated: February 20, 2013 Susan Sheppard, Surrogate in the amount without competitive bidding as a professional W-D new heat and cent FEES AND TO SUPPLEMENT CHAPTER II, of $350.00 for the term of 01/01/13 through Senior Apartments service pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11-1, et seq. air, Ref & Micro. Located ENTITLED “ADMINISTRATION”, CHAPTER Christopher H. Wood, City Clerk 1x Fee=$12.15 02/20/13 01/01/14. This contract and the resolution authorizing it VII, ENTITLED “LICENSING-GENERAL”, ______8. Identifi ed insurance policy with RLI Insur- on quiet street. Walk to CM New are available for public inspection in the offi ce CHAPTER V ENTITLED” ALCOHOLIC BEV- Peter Byron, Commissioner - yes NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARD ance Company for Public Offi cial Bond for of the Municipal Clerk. shopping and restaurants. LOWER AGE ERAGE CONTROL” OF THE REVISED OR- Anthony Leonetti, Commissioner - yes Francine Springer, County Treasurer in the DINANCES OF THE CITY OF WILDWOOD. Ernest Troiano, Jr., Mayor - yes The City of Wildwood has awarded a contract amount of $3,500.00 for the term 01/01/13 $850. month. Call 609-408- Awarded to: Jeffrey R. Surenian and Associ- without competitive bidding as a professional through 01/01/14. Requirement! ates, LLC 5315. The above captioned Ordinance was passed The above ordinance was introduced and service pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11-1, et seq. 9. Identifi ed insurance policy with RLI In- Services: Special Counsel – Affordable on second reading and fi nally adopted by the passed fi rst reading on February 13, 2013. This contract and the resolution authorizing it surance Company for Public Offi cial Bond Housing for 2013 Board of Commissioners of the City of Wild- are available for public inspection in the offi ce for Gary G. Schaffer, Sheriff in the amount * Studio Apts from Time Period: 1 Year WebID #: 252476 wood, in the County of Cape May, New Jer- Christopher Wood, City Clerk of the Municipal Clerk. of $500.00 for the term 01/01/13 through Cost: in the amount not to exceed $486 to $561 sey, after Public Hearing at a meeting of the 01/01/14. $10,000.00 * 1 Bedrooms Board of Commissioners held on Wednesday, Dated: February 20, 2013 Awarded to: Remington, Vernick & Walberg 10. Contract with Health Care Resources for February 13, 2013. Engineers providing fi nancial consultation services for CHRISTOPHER WOOD, from $624 to $678 1x Fee=$32.80 02/20/13 Services: Amended Contract; Tax Map Re- Crest Haven Nursing and Rehabilitation Cen- CITY CLERK Year Round Rental- Utilities Included Peter Byron, Commissioner – Yes ______valuation Services and Addressing April 9, ter in the amount of $17,100.00. Anthony Leonetti, Commissioner – Yes ORDINANCE NO. 954-13 2010 State Review Comments 11. Professional Services Agreement with Dated: February 20, 2013 Ernest Troiano, Jr., Mayor - Yes Time Period: 1 Year On-Site Health Services, PC for ophthalmic WEST WILDWOOD NOTICE OF PENDING Cost: in the amount not to exceed $20,750.00 services on an as needed basis from 12/22/12 1x Fee=$10.94 02/20/13 Pick up application CHRISTOPHER WOOD, BOND ORDINANCE SUMMARY (new total of contract $71,750.00) through 12/21/13 to provide ophthalmic ser- ______in offi ce CITY CLERK vices to those eligible residents at Crest Ha- NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARD Raised renovated rancher The bond ordinance, the summary terms of CHRISTOPHER WOOD, ven Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. 3 BR, 1 Ba., hardwood 3300 New Jersey Ave. DATED: February 20, 2013 which are included herein, was introduced CITY CLERK 12. Agreement between Cape May County The City of Wildwood has awarded a contract and passed upon fi rst reading at a regular Board of Social Services and Crest Haven fl oors, all appliances, gas Wildwood without competitive bidding as a professional 1x Fee=$18.22 02/20/13 meeting of the Board of Commissioners of the Dated: February 20, 2013 Nursing and Rehabilitation Center for the service pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11-1, et seq. heat, central air, deck with 609-729-1111 ______City of Wildwood, in the County of Cape May, 2014 Statewide Respite Program. This contract and the resolution authorizing it ORDINANCE NO. 951-13 New Jersey, on February 13, 2013. It will 1x Fee=$12.15 02/20/13 13. Professional Services Agreement with bay views, open double car are available for public inspection in the offi ce be further considered for fi nal passage, after ______Spectrum Rehab for the provision of speech, of the Municipal Clerk. port. NO PETS. $1200 + util. WebID #: 252739 NOTICE OF FINAL ADOPTION public hearing thereon, at a regular meeting of NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION physical and occupational therapy services + sec. 609-780-7075 said Board of Commissioners to be held at the on an as needed basis from 1/28/13 through Awarded to: Casa Payroll Services AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING TITLES Municipal Offi ces, 4400 New Jersey Avenue, Pursuant to State Law, the following is a par- 1/27/14 for the provision of speech, physical Services: Payroll processing services for AND SALARY RANGES FOR OFFICERS Wildwood, New Jersey on March 13, 2013, tial listing of items in storage units which will and occupational therapy services for those 2013 WebID #: 253201 AND EMPLOYEES OF THE CITY OF immediately following the Board of Commis- be sold at Public Auction on Thursday, March eligible residents at Crest Haven Nursing and Time Period: 1 Year Year Round Rental- WILDWOOD AND REPEALING ALL OR- sioners Work Session at 5:30 p.m. During 14, 2013 at 1:00 p.m., at A SAFE KEEPING Rehabilitation Center. Cost: in the amount not to exceed DINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES the week prior to and up to and including the SELF STORAGE, INC., 3414 Bayshore 14. Subcontracts with Municipalities for par- $14,065.00 HERETOFORE ADOPTED, PORTIONS OF date of such meeting copies of the full ordi- Road, North Cape May, New Jersey 08204, ticipation in the Municipal Alliance Program WILDWOOD WHICH ARE INCONSISTENT. nance will be available at no cost and during (609) 889-8287. Operator reserves the right to in the amount of $75,156.00 for the period of CHRISTOPHER WOOD, regular business hours, at the Clerk’s offi ce bid and to set minimum bids. Please call prior 1/1/13 through 12/31/13: Township of Lower CITY CLERK Year round, beautiful 4 BR, The above captioned Ordinance was passed for the members of the general public who to auction to confi rm. $31,409.00; Township of Dennis $6,062.00; on second reading and fi nally adopted by the shall request the same. The summary of the Township of Middle $12,154.00; and Town- Dated: February 20, 2013 2 1/2 ba., elevator, wheel Board of Commissioners of the City of Wild- terms of such bond ordinance follows: Kathleen Kornick – Unit #G132: books, end ship of Upper/City of Ocean City Municipal wood, in the County of Cape May, New Jer- chair, baby swing, couch, suitcase, crock pot, Alliance Consortium $25,531.00.) chair accessible, w/d, 2 car 1x Fee=$10.94 02/20/13 sey, after Public Hearing at a meeting of the Title: toaster, shelving, computer chair, boxes, totes 15. Open end agreement with Comcast garage. $1600/mo. + utils. ______Board of Commissioners held on Wednesday, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF WILD- and more Spotlight, Inc. for various advertising for the NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARD 124 W. Roberts Ave. 609- February 13, 2013. WOOD, IN THE COUNTY OF CAPE MAY, Cape May County Department of Tourism in NEW JERSEY, PROVIDING FOR THE IN- Sara E. Juliano – Unit #K101: holiday decora- the amount of $55,219.40 for cable television 553-3048 The City of Wildwood has awarded a contract Peter Byron, Commissioner – Yes VESTIGATION AND REMEDIATION OF SOIL tion, bird cage, styrofoam coolers, shelving, ads promoting Cape May County as a vaca- without competitive bidding as a professional Anthony Leonetti, Commissioner – Yes AND GROUND WATER IN THE CITY OF toy riding train, boxes, bags, totes and more tion destination. service pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11-1, et seq. Ernest Troiano, Jr., Mayor - Yes WILDWOOD AND APPROPRIATING $36,000 16. Modifi cation No. 2 in the amount of WebID #: 252816 This contract and the resolution authorizing it THEREFOR, AND PROVIDING FOR THE IS- Kimmel Schaefer – Unit #L137: futon frame, $34,953.70 to the professional services are available for public inspection in the offi ce CHRISTOPHER WOOD, SUANCE OF $34,200 IN BONDS OR NOTES twin mattress set, chair, holiday decoration, agreement with French & Parrello Associates, of the Municipal Clerk. CITY CLERK OF THE CITY OF WILDWOOD TO FINANCE luggage, small trampoline, small folding table, P.A. for Beach Avenue (CR604) Stormwater THE SAME water skiis, folding chair, espresso machine, Infrastructure Improvements, City of Cape Awarded to: Remington, Vernick & Walberg CONDO for Sale DATED: February 20, 2013 toys, golf bag, bags, boxes and more May. www.capemaycountyherald.com Engineers Purpose(s): 17. Modifi cation No. 1 in the amount of Services: 2013 General Planning Consulting or RENT? 1x Fee=$14.58 02/20/13 the investigation and remediation of soil and Kimberly Moore – Unit #M107: dressers, twin $20,890.00 to the Professional Services Services ______groundwater contamination at the City’s Mu- mattress and box spring, full mattress and box Agreement with Pennoni Associates, Inc. for Reach seasonal & year Time Period: 1 Year ORDINANCE NO. 952-13 nicipal Building, and including all other work spring, buffet hutch, secretary’s desk, dining the Jersey Avenue (CR621) Resurfacing Im- Need to sell your home? Cost: in the amount not to exceed around renters with and materials necessary therefor and inciden- room table and chairs, tray tables, refrigera- provements, City of Wildwood. $15,000.00 Rent out your condo? an ad in the Herald. NOTICE OF FINAL ADOPTION tal thereto. tor, chair, couch, tv/vcr combo unit, toy pedal 18. Ratifying acceptance of the professional car, fi re extinguisher, video camera, kids gui- engineering services proposal of Stantec CHRISTOPHER WOOD, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 22 Appropriation: $36,000 tar, printer, end table, totes, boxes and other Consulting Services, Inc. in the amount of CITY CLERK Place your ad here. Get the best value for OF THE REVISED GENERAL ORDINANC- Bonds/Notes Authorized: $34,200 miscellaneous $82,614 for Emergency Slot Restoration and your money! ES OF THE CITY OF WILDWOOD, COUNTY Grants (if any) Appropriated: $0.00 Scour Protection at the North Abutment of Dated: February 20, 2013 Call 609-886-8600 today. OF CAPE MAY AND STATE OF NEW JER- Section 20 Costs: $21,250 2x Fee=$38.88 the Ocean Drive (CR619) Bridge over Middle SEY “ESTABLISHING PROCEDURES TO Useful Life: 15 Years 02/20, 02/27/13 Thorofare. Ext. 33 or 34 1x Fee=$10.94 02/20/13 PPlacelace yyourour adad today.today. REQUIRE AN OWNER OF RENTAL PROP- ______8886-860086-8600 eext.xt. 3333 oror 3434 ERTY WHICH HAS BECOME SOURCE Christopher Wood, City Clerk AVAILABILITY OF PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARD HERALD ADS WORK! OF AT LEAST TWO (2) SUBSTANTIATED An application has been received by the (Page A35 Please) Herald Newspapers February 20 2013 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A35
Institute for Rehabilitation. Call May County: Inter-denom- 8:30 p.m. The Twelfth Step Nutan Ravani at 856-589-5797 inational prayer ministry for House, 113 West Oak Ave., SUPPORT GROUPS or Debbie Long at 652-7000. healing of the sick. Fridays 3-8 Wildwood. p. m. West entrance of First As- MONDAY Obituaries Headache & Migraine Self Alzheimer's Support A.R.T.S. (Artists Recovering sembly of God, 1068 Seashore Help Phone Group: When Group: Victoria Commons Through The 12 Steps): 12-step Road, North Cape May. No fees. AA and Al-Anon: 7 p.m. you are ill, and your head and Assisted Living, fourth Wednes- support group for artist (musi- No appointment necessary. Call Mondays, Classrooms A and B, Full obituaries are post- obituaries. In our print edi- hands cannot work, it's good day of every month 4-6 p.m., cians, visual artists, dancers, 884-3264. Cape Regional Medical Center, ed online, without charge, tion, we publish brief death to talk to someone else who 610 Town Bank Road, N. Cape writers, etc.), every Thursday, 7 p.m. Call 463-4043. immediately upon receipt notices free of charge and knows the pain. Be kind for May, 898-0044. 9:15 a.m., Lower Township Celebrate Recovery: Library Meeting Room. Call Christ-centered recovery pro- Narcotics Anonymous: from participating funeral full obituaries for $2.36 per everyone you meet is fi ghting line. Obituaries must be a hard battle. Interested folks, AA Meeting: Rooms three 463-0685. gram for all hurts, habits and 8:30 p.m. Union Chapel, 307 homes. To view obituaries contact; Ree Leeds, 609-266- and four, Cape Regional Medi- hang-ups, 7:30 p.m. Seashore Cape May Ave., Cape May online, log onto www.Cape- submitted, or confi rmed by, 2686 or [email protected] cal Center. 8:30 p.m. New Alzheimer’s Support Community Church of the Point. Call 800-992-0401. MayCountyHerald.com/ a funeral home. Members welcome. Call 463- Group: For family mem-bers Nazarene, 446 Seashore Road, who have been touched by Erma. For information, call Overeaters Anonymous: Learning Recovery Center, 4043. McCRACKEN, BERNARD 4404 Pacifi c Ave. in Wildwood, Alzheimer’s, 6 p.m. the last 886-6196. 7 p.m. Mondays in Conference CARLIN, RUTH L. (nee 609-523-7100. Women’s Support Group: Thursday of the month at Loyal- Room 5, located on the ground LAUGHLIN), 94, of Marmo- LOUIS II, 77, of Wildwood, Hours of Operation: Sunday: For women of domestic vio- ton Assisted Living, 591 Route Free Blood Pressure fl oor of Cape Regional Medical ra, February 13, 2013. February 8, 2013. He was 9, Court House. For informa- Screening: First and third Center, 463-4043. a teacher and basketball 3-7 p.m.; Monday 11 am.-3 lence and sexual assault. Every DEAVER, WILLIAM C., of p.m. Tues.: 4-8 p.m. Wednesday, 7:30-9 p.m. at tion, call 463-6344. Friday of every month, Cape coach at Wildwood High Wed. 4-8 p.m. Fri. 4-9 p.m. The the CARA office, 800 Route Regional Medical Center, 9 Narcotics Anonymous: Cape May County, February School. Arr. Ingersoll- Learning Recovery Center is a 9, South, Court House. Call Atlantic Cape Family Sup- a.m.-noon in the Patient Lobby. meets every Monday evening 12, 2013. He was the for- Greenwood FH self-help center that provides Juanita, 522-6489. port: offers support, education For information, call 463- at 6 p.m. in St. Barnabas by mer Director of Purchasing and advocacy for parents/care- 4043. the Bay Church, 13 W. Bates an environment of support for the Cape May County McLAUGHLIN, MARGA- givers who are raising children Ave., Villas. For information, where consumers can relax, Tobacco Users want to M.U.A. RET ANN “PEGGY”, 75 of feel respected and accepted Quit? Free no charges. Call with emotional-behavioral chal- AA Speaker Meeting, 9:30 call 1-800-992-0401. www.evoy lenges on the fourth Thursday a.m.; Spanish meeting 4:30 Ocean View, passed away and have the opportunity to Kristen, Gladys at 523-7100. funeralhome.com connect with a network of Breathe Easy Group of Nicotine of every month at the Church p.m.; Beginner Step 6:30 p.m.; Cape May County Brain January 16, 2013. of Christ, 102 East Pacifi c Ave., Beginner Discussion 9:30 p.m. Injury Support Group: second friends. We believe in wellness Anonymous, 4404 Pacifi c Ave. MOLLOY, GERTRUDE, 98, Court House. Call Chris at 609- Spiritual and Open discussion Monday of the month at the GUEST, NATHAN Z., 30, and recovery for adults with Wildwood. of Cape May Court House, mental health issues and other 729-2034. midnight. Twelfth Step House, Victoria Commons, 610 Town- of Ocean View, February February 4, 2013. special needs. Co-dependents Anony- 113 West Oak Ave. bank Road, North Cape May 11, 2013.He was a former Families F.I.R.S.T. Pro- from 6 to 8 p.m. No registration www.radzieta.com mous (CoDA) meets at 7 p.m. SATURDAY member of the Ocean View gram: Free Problem Solving or fee. For information call ODOSY – Opening Doors Wednesdays at the Trinity Volunteer Fire Company. MYERS, PATRICIA ANN for Out of School Youth assists United Methodist Church, 20 Support Group for family mem- Narcotics Anonymous: Alecia Brennan, group leader, bers of an adult loved one who First Baptist Church of Wild- at 609-886-6200 ext. 367. ILIOPULOS, ERSI, 80, (nee Madden), 50, of Villas, income eligible youth, ages 16- North Shore Road (Rt. 9), Mar- February 12, 2013. 21, to pursue their GED, seek mora. For further information suffers from a mental illness. wood, 230 E. Maple Ave., 7:30 passed away on February employment and enroll in job call Yvonne, 408-8033. 6-7 p.m. Second Thursday of p.m. Call 800-992-0401. AA Step Meeting: 9:30 16, 2013. Info and condo- www.spilker training. Drop in at the offi ce every month, Cape Counseling a.m.; Big Book, noon; Living lences: funeralhome.com Services, 1129 Route 9 South, Nicotine Anonymous: Sober 6:30 p.m. Step meet- in Robins Nest Plaza (Employ- AA Step Meeting, 9:30 www.spilker 2nd fl oor, Court House. Call 3:30-4:30 p.m., 113 W. Oak ing 8:30 p.m. Twelfth Step O’NEILL, MARY C., 91, of ment Services Network) in Rio a.m.; Spanish meeting 4:30 funeralhome.com North Wildwood, February Grande, call: 609-889-6803, p.m.; Speaker 6:30 p.m. 465-4066 ext. 6138. Dinner Ave., Wildwood. Call Joe at House, 113 West Oak Ave., Ext. 13 or visit www.odosy. Twelfth Step House, 113 West will be provided. 729-9145. Wildwood. 9, 2013. KEMPIN, JR., WILLIAM com. Oak Ave., Wildwood. SALFI, ROSE MARIE (nee AA As Bill Sees It: 9:30 S.L.A.A. Meeting: S.L.A.A. Women’s Divorce Recov- ADOLPH, 71, of Cape May Leporace), 96, of Cape a.m.; Step Meeting 6:30 p.m. (Sex and Love Addicts Anony- ery: Today and every Monday Court House, February 10, Services Empowering the Suicide Survivors Group: May, February, 11, 2013. Rights of Victims (SERV), 128 Crest Haven Rd., Court Twelfth Street House, 113 West mous) 12-Step meeting, 7 for 12 weeks from 7-8:30 p.m. 2013. He was retired military She was a former member 3642 E. Landis Ave., Vineland, House, 6-7:30 p.m., ages 18 Oak Ave., Wildwood. p.m. in the Old Court House at the Second Cape May Bap- from the U.S. Army, serving a Program of Center For Fam- and up. No fee required. For Building, 11 North Main St. on tist Church, Fellowship Hall, in Vietnam. of Our Lady of the Angels Parkinson’s Support ily Services, has available, free more information call 465- Saturday nights. 600 S. Shore Road, Marmora. www.radzieta.com Church of CMCH. services for victims of sexual 4100 ext 120. Group: 1 p.m. at Victoria $12 registration fee includes www.radzieta.com violence. Call the SERV Hotline Commons, first floor, Town- AA Came to Believe, 9:30 divorce recovery book. Schol- KLECZ, DAWN B., 51, of SMITHSON, JAMES L., 73, 24 hours a day at 1-866-295- Alzheimer Support Group: bank Road. For in-formation a.m.; Open Discussion noon; arships available. For informa- Cape May, February 8, SERV (7378) Meets the fi rst Wednesday of call 889-9325. Speaker meeting, 6:30 p.m. tion call the church offi ce at 2013. of Wildwood, February 8, each month at Oceanview Cen- Big Book meeting 8:30 p.m. 609-390-0681 or to register www.evoy 2013. He served in the US WEDNESDAY Clutterers Anonymous: Spiritual and open discus- go to www. secondcapemay- ter for Rehabilitation (formally funeralhome.com Army. Arr: Ingersoll-Green- Al-Anon: 11 a.m. at United The Lutheran Home), 2721 Are you a clutterer? Come to sion midnight. Twelfth Street baptist.com. wood FH. Clutterers Anonymous the House, 113 West Oak Ave., Methodist Church, Kennedy Route 9, Oceanview, at 6 p.m. TUESDAY KLINEBURGER, DIANE, Blvd. and Park Road, Sea Isle. Call 609-408-2011 fi rst Thursday of each month Wildwood. February 9, 2013. She was WILSON, RUDOLPH BIRD- at l p.m., at the Women's Civic Narcotics Anonymous: First a member of Covenant SELL JR., 63, of Ocean Club of Stone Harbor, 96th and Overeaters Anonymous: Baptist Church of Wildwood, AA Meeting: Wednesdays, Grief Support Group: fi rst Presbyterian Church. City, February 5, 2013. He beach. For information call 10 a.m. Saturdays, Cape Island 230 E. Maple Ave., 7:30 p.m. Rooms 3 and 4 at 8:30 p.m. and third Wednesday, 3 p.m. www.evoy served in the US Air Force. in the Maruchi Room. New 609-368-2692. Baptist Church, Cape May Call 800-992-0401. Cape Regional Medical Center. funeralhome.com New members welcome. Call members welcome Call 463- FRIDAY (Stockton Place and Columbia). 463-4043. 4043 for information. For information, call Bobbie Al-Anon: Tuesday, 10 a.m., Al-Anon Meeting: North 898-8756. and 7:30 p.m. at First Presby- Narcotics Anonymous: Parent Support Group: Wildwood, 8-9 p.m. Commu- terian Church, Decatur and St. Barnabas-by-the-Bay, 13 W. Every Wednesday, 12:30-2:30 nity Center, 10th and Central AA Big Book, 9:30 a.m.; Hughes Streets, Cape May. Call Cape May County’s Bates Ave., Villas, 6 p.m. Call p.m. Family Success Center, avenues. Contact Mary at 523- Big Book 6:30 p.m. Living 800-344-2666. 1-800-992-0401. 1046 B, Route 47, Rio Grande. 0304. Sober 8:30 p.m. Twelfth Step Refreshments, childcare pro- House, 113 West Oak Ave., Al-Anon: St. John’s Luther- Narcotics Anonymous: vided. Professionally facilitated Alzheimer’s Support Wildwood. an Church, 10th and Central Beloved Family Group: 2 p.m., Ocean City avenues, Ocean City. 8 p.m. United Methodist Church of group, shared leadership, mu- SUNDAY North Wildwood, Second and tual support. Senior Center. Call 399-2099. Call 800-344-2666. Central avenues, 7:30 p.m. Call AA and Al Anon Support and Friends THURSDAY 800-992-0401. Al-Anon: 10 a.m. Parish Groups: 10 a.m. Classrooms Atlantic Cape Family Sup- Al-Anon: 8 p.m. Parish House, St. Mary Episcopal A and B, ground fl oor, Cape port Organization: fourth HIV/AIDS Support Group: House, Church of the Resurrec- Church, Third Ave. and 95th Regional Medical Center. Call Tuesday, 6:30-8:30 at 303 For people living with or affect- tion, 200 West Tuckahoe Road, St., Stone Harbor. Call 800- 463-2367. Court House - S. Dennisville ed by HIV or AIDS meets at the Marmora. Call 800-344-2666. 344-2666. Road, Suite 2, Court House. Cape May United Methodist Narcotics Anonymous: Call 485-0575, ext. 105. Church, 635 Washington St., Al-Anon: 11 a.m. Lower Cocaine Anonymous: American Legion Home, Dias 5:30 p.m. the fourth Wednes- Township Branch Library, Bay- meeting every Friday at the Creek Road and Hand Avenue, For a complete list Would you like to thank all day of each month. For infor- shore Road, North Cape May First Baptist Church of Wild- Court House 11 a.m. and 7:30 of Support Groups go to: mation, call Dave, 602-4640 wood, 230 E. Maple Ave. at 7 p.m. Call 1-800-992-0401. www.capemaycounty those who were kind to you or South Jersey Aids Alliance, Brain Injury Survivor or p.m. Call 1-866-777-0983. herald.com/articles/ AA Step meeting: 9:30 523-0024. Caregiver Support Group, sec- Community/ and your family during ond Thursday at Bacharach Healing Rooms of Cape a.m.; Big Book, noon; Living Sober 6:30 p.m. Step Meeting Support Groups a recent loss Fire Election or eulogize your loved one? (From Page A9) FFOODOOD PPANTRIESANTRIES Middle Township Fire District No. 4 IInformationnformation aavailablevailable aat:t: Gibson 3 Goshen Volunteer Fire Co. Call Janet or Rachel Budget: $1,085,238 Yes: 66 No: 48 One, three-year term: David Ennis 28 wwww.capemaycountyherald.comww.capemaycountyherald.com Budget: $152,119 Yes: 25 No: 4 CClicklick onon CommunityCommunity ttabab 886-8600 exts. 33 or 34 Lower Township Fire District No. 3 CClicklick oonn FFoodood & FFamilyamily AidAid Erma Volunteer Fire Co. Upper Township Fire District No. 1 Vote for one, three-year term: Jeffrey Van Strathmere Fire Department Mourik 44, Gregory Borcs 2 Vote for two, three-year term: Kenneth Budget: $882,789 Yes: 40 No: 12 Weaver 26, Karen Mitchell 25 Question 2: Yes: 38 No: 14 Vote for one, one-year term: Randy PUBLIC NOTICES Roach 26 (From Page A35) ing Board of Adjustment, Memorializing White Ford, 2 door 1946?, No VIN # VIN #1F0TEF15Y5TLB89627 NJ VLC 88K Resolutions referenced above or concerning Gray Pontiac Transport Montana XT – Black Honda Civic LX, 4 door – Middle Township Fire District No. 1 Budget: $75,975 Yes: 23 No: 3 The contracts/agreements and resolutions the above matters will be on ¿ le at the Middle VIN #1GMDX06E4VD223265 VIN #2HGEI8544VH505847 NJX47-BXT Cape May Court House Fire Depart- authorizing the above are on ¿ le and available Township Clerk’s Of¿ ce and the Middle Town- Silver 2007 Chrysler Town & Country – Black VW Jetta 1.8 Turbo, 4 door – VIN for public inspection in the of¿ ce of the Clerk ship Zoning Of¿ cial’s Of¿ ce at Middle Town- VIN#1A4GJ45R57B118063 #3V0WSE69M72M008130 NJZ85-BXG ment Upper Township Fire District No. 2 of the Board of Chosen Freeholders. ship Hall, 33 Mechanic Street, Cape May Silver 2001 Chevy Cavalier – Tan 1999 Chevy Cavalier, 4 door – Vote for two, three-year term: Michael Tuckahoe Volunteer Fire Co. Court House, NJ 08210. VIN #1G1JF12T017257726 VIN #1G1JF5246X7311300 Elizabeth Bozzelli Purple 1993 Toyota Corolla DX – Butterfi eld 111, Philip N. Winter 101, Carl Vote for two, three-year term: Ronald Clerk of the Board David L. May, Secretary VIN #2T1AE09E2PE2PC008220 2x Fee=$58.32 Chambers 1 Mayne 23, Samuel Repici 25 Middle Township Gray & Purple VW Pick Up – 02/20, 02/27/13 1x Fee=$58.32 02/20/13 Zoning Board of Adjustment VIN #1V1LG0175CV001577 ______Budget: $1,168,736.72 Yes: 92 No: 34 Budget: $437,268 Yes: 22 No: 4 ______Black 1993 Honda Civic EX – NOTICE Question 2: Yes: 24 No: 2 NOTICE OF ACTION TAKEN BY 1x Fee=$17.01 02/20/13 VIN #1HGEJ1254PL031781 MIDDLE TOWNSHIP ______Black Ford F250 Pick Up, NJXT 755A – THE RE-ORGANIZATION/REGULAR MEET- Middle Township Fire District No. 2 ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION VIN #1FTNX2058YEB93866 ING OF THE CAPE MAY COUNTY BOARD Rio Grande Volunteer Fire Co. Upper Township Fire District No. 3 Gray 2003 Ford Explorer XLT – OF SOCIAL SERVICES WILL BE HELD AT The following action was taken by the Zoning Pursuant to state law, the following items will VIN #1FMZU73W132A33346 NOON ON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, Vote for two, three-year term: Jean M. Marmora Volunteer Fire Co. Board of the Township of Middle at a meeting be sold at public auction on MARCH 9th at Blue Oldsmobile Cutless Calais, 4 door – 2013 AT THE SOCIAL SERVICES BUILD- Zimmerman 33, Salvatore J. DeSimone Vote for one, three-year term: Z. Richard held on February 14, 2013. 10am at BURLEIGH STORAGE, 663 Shun- VIN #1G3NL564U8LM771388 ING LOCATED AT 4005 ROUTE 9 SOUTH, pike Road, Burleigh, New Jersey 08210. White Subaru Forester – RIO GRANDE, NJ 08242. THIS MEETING 34 Lee 48 1. The application of Robert P. and Kathleen Operator reserves the right to bid and set VIN #JF1SF655XXH711723 WILL INCLUDE A CLOSED SESSION TO Budget: $536,800 Yes: 34 No: 7 Budget: $513,794 Yes: 43 No: 6 F. Smith regarding the property located at 129 minimum bids. Call (609) 465-8088 to con¿ rm Red Honda Accord, 2 door, V6 – DISCUSS PERSONNEL AND LEGAL IS- Meadowview Lane (Block 117.04, Lot 83) was sale. Purchases must be paid in cash only. VIN #1HGCG225DXA020767 NJYRX-62N SUES. adjourned until the March 14, 2013 meeting. All purchased items sold as is, where is and Black 1996 Dodge Neon Expresso, 4 dr. – Middle Township Fire District No. 3 Upper Township Fire District No. 4 2. The memorializing resolution granting must be removed at time of sale. Sale subject VIN #2B3ES47C3TT312717 CAPE MAY COUNTY the application of Richard Valente regarding to cancellation in the event of settlement be- Tan Honda Accord EX, 4 door – BOARD OF SOCIAL SERVICES Green Creek Volunteer Fire Co. Seaville Volunteer Fire Co. the property located at 37 Seabreeze Lane, tween owner and obligated party. VIN #1HGC7679NA082835 Vote for two, three year term: Edward Vote for two, three-year term: Daniel Avalon Manor (Block 117.04, Lots 25 and 26) Brown Chrysler Town & Country Minivan – ALICE WASHINGTON, for a bulk variance for rear yard setback for a Silver Saturn Vue – VIN #1C4GP64L5WB657925 SECRETARY TREASURER J. Lord Jr. 26, Clay Simmons 25, Shirley Knobb 50, David Mason Sr. 45, Robert deck, was approved. VIN #5GZ330935913513 Greenish Ford Explorer XLT – Hill 1 Hiddemen 8 Green 1994 Volvo 850T – VIN #1FMZU73W32UA89154 NJF16CEC Upon adoption by the Middle Township Zon- VIN #Y1LW5711R2048206 Red 1996 Ford F-150XL – 1x Fee=$9.72 02/20/13 Budget: $439,326 Yes: 19 No: 10 Budget: $507,632 Yes: 48 No: 4 ______A36 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers February 20 2013 From the Publisher What Did George Washington Ban Warn Us About? Assault This Friday, Feb. 22, is the birthday of the father of our country. It is always a good idea to review the advice of those who poured Weapons! out their lives to create this wonderful country of ours, but it is essential that we do so when we face diffi cult challenges. What To The Editor: did he say? National Borrowing and Debt -- It totally amazes me how “As a very important source of strength and security, cherish many folks write letters to public credit…(U)se it sparingly… avoiding … newspapers defending gun the accumulation of debt, not only by shunning rights or fearing loss of their occasions of expense, but by vigorous exertions… weapons. None of the letters to (pay off) the debts.” I have read gave a defense or Note: The government is now increasing our need for owning high magazine national debt by $3,000 per person per year. Our assault weapons whether you largest lender, the Chinese have stopped lending are mentally ill or not. us additional money, so to fi nance this spending, How can anyone defend the federal government has resorted to simply the possession of these deadly printing what it cannot borrow. weapons? That is the issue National Defense Against Foreign Powers -- George Washington, Feb. 22 (Page A38 Please) “To be prepared for war is one of the most effectual means of “To contract new debts is not the way to pay old ones.” preserving peace.” LETTER POLICY Note: We are reducing our defense spending while the Chinese George Washington, letter to James Welch, April 7, 1799 are increasing theirs 11 percent per year and are bullying our al- GOT AN OPINION? lies in Asia. Herald Newspapers welcomes Necessity of Religion Our Readers Write letters on subjects of com- “It is substantially true, that virtue or morality is a necessary munity interest. To submit a spring of popular government.” letter, go to www.CapeMay- “Of all the dispositions and habits, which lead to political pros- Kudos for Dr. Nanavati! CountyHerald.com; under the perity, Religion and Morality are indispensable supports.” Opinion tab, click on “Letter To The Editor: afraid to try something neither new nor bound Note: George Washington tells us that virtue, morality and reli- to Editor: Submit,” where you by convention. gion are indispensable. As a nation, we have gone the other way. will fi nd the submission form. I have been a patient of Dr. Suketu H. Nanavati I recall that many years ago he decided that Now without this training, people do whatever they want, including Alternatively, letters may be since 1980. ‘Doc,’ as I call him, has pulled my my recovery would be expedited by a visit from killing children in our schools. submitted via postal delivery cardiac chestnuts out of the fi re on many occa- my 3-year-old daughter. In those days children Self Defense and Defense Against Tyranny -- or direct delivery to our offi ce. sions. It is time I publicly thanked him for his skill that young were not permitted as visitors in the “A free people ought not only to be armed, but disciplined.…” For consideration, letters must and service. No matter the time of day he makes hospital. Nanavati argued and badgered until she Note: America owes her independence to an armed citizenry. be exclusive to the Herald, himself available to me. was able to see her dad. His tonic worked. Thus, the statement of Thomas Jefferson “The strongest reason for must be no longer than 600 On numerous occasions he has appeared in the Doctor Nanavati, I want you and your staff words and must include your the people to retain the right to keep and bear arms is, as a last emergency room in the wee small hours. It has resort, to protect themselves against tyranny in government.” to accept my personal thanks for all the years name, your hometown and a been the result of his referral that I receive the phone number for verifi cation. To this add that of John Adams: “Arms in the hands of the citizens of professional service and most importantly services of the Atlantic Heart Rhythm Center as friendship. Deadline for letters is 5 p.m. may be used at individual discretion for the defense of the country, well as Dr. Howard Levite. These folks also keep Thursday for the following the overthrow of tyranny or private self-defense.” BILL COLE my ‘ticker’ ticking. Nanavati has always been on North Cape May Wednesday’s print edition. Necessity of Good Education -- the cutting edge with new treatment. He is not “Promote, then, as an object of primary importance, institutions N for the general diffusion of knowledge.” Note: We know that we are failing here, that we are at the bottom of the rung among the world’s advanced nations. COMPASS POINTS... By AL CAMPBELL W E Don’t Make the Mistakes Which Have Ruined Other Nations -- “In offering to you, my countrymen, these counsels of an old Will Flood Insurance Bills Clear the Islands? and affectionate friend, I dare not hope they will make the strong S and lasting impression…” I reread the front page story Feb. 13, as well as others in previ- petty cash. Will they want to assume the Note: Here Washington said that he was not optimistic that his ous weeks, about changes recommended by the Federal Emer- land with the outside chance it may be words of advice would prevent us from the errors he spelled out gency Management Agency, (FEMA) for coastal towns building fl ooded, damaged or simply obliterated by the sea? Time will which have doomed other nations, but he did not want us to do elevations and higher fl ood insurance premiums. Those stories surely tell. so blindly. made me revisit the notion of wealth. If they are, good for them! I hold no grudge against anyone of So Now What? Any “good American” at this late stage of our democratic repub- means. I have yet to think ill of those with fortunes. Spat upon George Washington warned us, and we have ignored him. It is not lic, knows well that wealth is increasingly a fi lthy word. Thought though they might be for having what most do not, keep in the fi rst time that a father’s advice went unheeded. The important police will soon scour “wealth” from the collective politically mind they are footing the bill for a lot of what, in former days, thing is that when we make mistakes, we acknowledge them with correct vocabulary. “The rich” are targets of hatred, because they would have been called charity or welfare. They are what we wide open eyes and candid discussion so that we can correct the possess what most do not: money. That is sad but true. hope to be. errors going forward. The wonderful thing about our current dif- Regardless of loathing by the unwashed masses, “the rich” Imagine what Cape May County’s barrier fi culties is that we are having a heated debate to bring us to where are what many of us lowly folks aspire to become some fi ne day. islands and possibly even bayshore commu- we should be as a people. Unless a pile of cash crashes to earth on an asteroid, or we win nities will be in the future, thanks to astro- Art Hall a lottery, it will never come to be. nomical fl ood insurance rates. Those towns Assuredly, President Obama’s call for a $9-per-hour minimum may become solely enclaves of the well to Quotes From the Bible wage will make no man or woman rich. His utterance interjected do. Perhaps gates will be erected to keep “You, my brothers, were called to be free. a dollar sign into his State of the Union speech that I read instead out the unwashed masses who hate them But do not use your freedom to indulge the sinful nature; of heard. I thought I heard legions shouting “Yeah! Yeah! Raise so much, yet who will grudgingly work for rather, serve one another in love.” the minimum to $9.” And then, after a stillness, I heard a whis- them at a $9 an hour minimum wage. — Galatians 5:13 pered, “Yes, but who is going to pay for the minimum wage?” Will the face of Cape May County be How foolish of me to think that the employer is going to pay the forever changed, thanks to unfathomable worker out of his or her own back pocket. Unless that employer flood insurance premiums? Or will we Published Every Wednesday by the has a little printing press in the back room that the Secret Service simply see a policy of abandonment along SEAWAVE CORPORATION won’t know about, I have a sneaking suspicion I will be one who the seashore? I doubt that seriously, since our Garden State relies forks over more to pay the $9 freight. Shivering wallet, get ready! heavily upon cash generated between Memorial Day and Labor If I’m wrong, please let me know. I never took economics, so it is Day especially in this county. ARTHUR R. HALL, President & Publisher quite possible that a hike in that wage will not affect any price I Change is surely in the wind, and I don’t foresee any of those pay for anything, soup to nuts. Why must we (I) foot the bill for unwashed masses migrating to the seashore to buy a second ALFRED S. CAMPBELL, Managing Editor every whim or notion that seems good? home, or even a fi rst home for that matter. PRESTON D. GIBSON, Director of Development Back to fl ood insurance for a fl eeting moment. The city of Galveston, Texas was forever changed by the hur- BENJAMIN N. HALL, Some of the fi gures I have seen bandied about to pay the piper ricane of Sept. 8, 1900. Will it be said that Superstorm Sandy Director of Online Application Development to live at the shore (insurance wise, that is) have made my tired did the same for the Jersey shoreline? In The New York Times middle-class mind (yes, I declare myself one of them, and we are Feb. 4, a front-page story by Thomas Kaplan reported a proposal KAREN DICKINSON, Advertising Manager indeed an endangered species!) spin like a whirlpool. Although by New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo to simply buy out owners of BETH HUBER, Senior Sales Executive my homestead is far inland, and won’t require fl ood insurance, storm-stricken homes, and return the land to its natural state. STEVEN DUNWOODY, Media Manager I feel the collective pain of my brethren. A fi gure was published of $400 million to accomplish the deed. Without nailing a specifi c fi gure, let’s say fl ood insurance bills Stay tuned for the outcome. If it happens there, could it hap- ROBERT KOSINSKI, Operations & IT Manager will eat up the better portion (perhaps just the driver’s seat and pen here? steering wheel) of a new Mercedes Benz annually. For an example of what abandonment would look like, con- 1508 Rt. 47, Rio Grande, N.J. 08242 While that may be so, there also reside in our seaside towns sider Assateague Island that stretches from Ocean City, Md. to Phone 886-8600 ■ Fax 886-1879 those who might not be well banked or well-heeled as their Chincoteague, Va. The outer barrier island is simply sand and E-Mail: [email protected] neighbors. I suspect they will open their fl ood insurance bill, vegetation a buffer, further inland are the towns. Between the take a few aspirin, sit down a few minutes before placing a call islands and mainland is, like here, marshland. 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They think, deep in their hearts, control extends only to the cost of actual space occupied or to have been occupied over the decades, and reaped the just rewards of their labors, that they are better than we are because we had to discover the by the item(s) in which the error or omission occurred. The publishers reserve the right to edit or refuse any submitted material, as well as to reject or cancel any they may want to own a seaside parcel. compensations and refuges of life for ourselves. Even when they advertisement at any time. Those are the folks who might be among those who can afford enter deep into our world or sink below us, they still think that Dedicated to the Service of God and Mankind. to write a fl ood insurance check, and simply charge it against they are better than we are. They are different.” Herald Newspapers February 20 2013 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A37 From Guns to Hydraulic Fracturing, Job Well Done, Senator Harkin! Do We Lack Political Courage? Act. To promote equal opportunity in the workplace, he By KEITH MAUCK will supply 78 percent of the country’s created and supported the Offi ce of Disability Employ- energy demand in 2035. OPENING DOORS ment Policy (ODEP) which seeks to eliminate obstacles to The United States, the one true super- Furthermore, with pro-development federal employment for individuals with disabilities. He power in the world, has become a paper policies, the industry would create 1.4 In Cape May County also had a hand in strengthening the services provided tiger. The nation is no longer guided by million U.S. jobs and generate billions of to young adults with disabilities through the Workforce Teddy Roosevelt’s adage, “Walk softly dollars in tax revenues to pay down the By Paulann Pierson Investment Act. and carry a big stick.” Rather our leaders defi cit, according to a Wood Mackenzie In researching the background of this retiring senator, bluster and make big promises, but they analysis. The industry already supports 9.2 “We’ve come so far as a country in the 20 years since it came as no surprise to me that his passion and commit- fail to deliver. Tunisia releases the only million U.S. workers and pays the govern- passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act and the 35 ment to the cause of disability rights and inclusion is very captured suspect in the Benghazi murders, ment an estimated $86 million every day years of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act. personal. One of his fi ve siblings, his brother Frank, was and despite promises to fi nd and punish in taxes, royalties and fees. But our work is far from over. We must continue to fi ght deaf from an early age, and he witnessed fi rsthand the the perpetrators, the White House does The drilling industry also is applying for policies that promote equal opportunity, full participa- challenges that living with a disability presented. What nothing. America faces a huge budget American-made technologies to shale tion, self-determination, independent living an emotional scene it must have been when Harkin, in problem, but Congress enacts only a stop- formations, making it possible to produce and economic self-suffi ciency for people with introducing the Americans with Disabilities gap measure and raises taxes. A deranged more domestic oil and natural gas than disabilities and their families.” Act into the Senate, delivered part of the man kills his mother to steal her legally- ever. The International Energy Agency speech in sign language so his brother could owned weapons, guns down elementary- says these new technologies including hy- Sen. Tom Harkin fully participate in the event. school children, but Vice President Biden draulic fracturing could elevate the United These words have the strength and convic- Senator Tom Harkin will be sorely missed leads a committee that favors new curbs States to the world’s largest oil producer tion of a man who for almost 40 years in the when he leaves the Senate in 2014. He says on gun ownership. before 2020, surpassing Saudi Arabia. U.S. Congress has championed the cause of that at age 75 and after 40 years in Congress, In each case, our leadership seems This means energy independence could civil rights for those with disabilities. Harkin he thinks it’s time for him to make way for unwilling—or worse yet, afraid—to ad- be within our grasp, as long as it isn’t de- of Iowa recently announced his decision not someone new in the Senate seat he has oc- dress the root problems of terrorism, the layed or stopped by the politics of fear. to run for re-election at the end of his fi fth cupied with great pride and gratitude. We defi cit, and mental illness. The result, as For the past couple of years, environ- term in the Senate in 2014. Prior to winning can only hope that Iowans choose a worthy Virginia Rep. Frank Wolfe mental activists have used his Senate seat in 1984, Harkin had served in candidate to continue Tom Harkin’s impres- said in a recent interview scare tactics to frighten the House of Representatives for 10 years. sive legacy. about the Benghazi attack, people about hydraulic frac- I have followed his efforts in Congress with great America appears weak. turing, the process that respect and admiration. His most well-known accom- DID YOU KNOW? U.S. energy policy suffers creates tiny cracks in rock plishment is as author and chief Senate sponsor of the • A free Support Group for Hard of Hearing Adults from the same lack of politi- deep underground allowing Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. But in addition meets on the 3rd Wednesday of each month in the cal courage. For 40 years, oil and gas to fl ow up the to this landmark legislation, sometimes referred to as the Maruchi Room at Cape Regional Medical Center. This America has lamented its wellbore. They say fractur- Emancipation Proclamation for individuals with disabili- month’s meeting is on February 20th from 6 to 8 pm. For dependence on foreign oil, ing contaminates ground- ties, over his long career Harkin has either spearheaded more information email: [email protected] but our political leaders water, although there is not or supported most of the bills and initiatives that have • On Sat., Feb. 23 at 11:30 a.m. there will be a Deaf have looked elsewhere for one single confi rmed case sought to improve the quality of life for his fellow citizens & Hard of Hearing Youth Group (high school and young solutions. Rather than encourage develop- of groundwater contamination linked to with disabilities. college students) Bowling Social Event at King Pin Bowl- ment of U.S. oil—which would have been fracturing operations. Not one. As a young Iowan Congressman, he brought to ing (6622 Black Horse Pike in Egg Harbor Township). the simplest and most direct solution— Hydraulic fracturing has been used in President Regan’s attention the plight of Katie Beckett, The $10 fee includes three games, choice of pizza or government has thrown taxpayer money more than 1.1 million U.S. wells dur- whose family fought for her to receive needed complex chicken nuggets with French fries and drink. RSVP to at other forms of energy that are incapable ing the past 60 years, and its use has medical care at home rather than in an institution. The [email protected]. of supplanting oil or competing in the been regulated very effectively by the resulting change in the rigid Medicaid regulations that • Also on Feb. 23rd at King Pin Bowling, there will marketplace. states. Last year, however, the Obama had prevailed in the 1980s is known still as the Katie be a fundraiser to benefi t Community Quest, Inc. whose ======Administration formed a task force of no Beckett Waiver Program. It was originally thought that mission is to empower the lives of individuals with spe- fewer than 14 federal agencies to examine By Burdening an Abundant this program would fi ll a need for at most one or two cial needs. Two sessions are planned: in the afternoon fracturing with the goal of imposing new hundred children nationwide. In fact, the Katie Beckett from 3 to 6 p.m. and in the evening from 7 to 10 p.m. Form of Energy, federal regulations. Waiver has enabled more than half a million children to Cost is $25 for adults and $15 for children 10 and under Aren’t We Shooting Also, the EPA is conducting a study on grow up with improved health in their communities. (accompanied by a paying adult), and includes bowling, fracturing, which includes water-quality Our Economy in the Foot? In the area of education, Tom Harkin supported shoes and food. There will be contests, prizes and more. tests in three states. The agency says it ======increased funding for the Individuals with Disabilities Contact Community Quest at 609-646-0388 for more has evidence of pollution in test wells in The Obama Administration has fol- Education Act (IDEA), and promoted the integration of information. Wyoming, but scientists are casting doubt lowed these same failed policies by wast- students with disabilities into regular classrooms in the • New Jersey residents who receive federal benefi ts on EPA’s methodology. The U.S. Geological ing billions of dollars on alternative energy Elementary and Secondary Education Reauthorization such as Social Security, SSI, VA Compensation and Pen- companies such as Solyndra and electric Survey conducted its own tests but was sion payments will no longer be able to receive paper car companies such as Fisker. Early in unable to replicate EPA’s results. checks as of March 1, 2013. Recipients must decide January, the president also signed a bill to Unfounded fears and questionable sci- whether their benefi ts will be deposited directly into a extend the wind energy Production Tax ence are a poor foundation for energy pol- Perception and Reality bank account or onto a pre-paid debit card. To sign up for Credit for another year at the cost of more icy. The best way to fulfi ll the economy’s To The Editor: direct deposit or the Direct Express® card, call the U.S. than $12 billion and provided fi nancial energy needs is to encourage oil and gas Treasury Electronic Payment Solution Center at 800-333- incentives to the ethanol industry, encour- production. Let’s hope our elected offi cials Prevailing political “wisdom:” Perception is reality! 1795. Recipients who do not choose a method of payment aging it to turn more U.S. corn into fuel. have the requisite political courage. The political class, White House, Congress, political will be issued the Direct Express® card. The economy needs oil and natural gas, operators of many stripes truly believes this. So, they try • There will be a Super NOVA weekend adventure for not government handouts to pet projects. Ed. Note: Keith Mauck, J.D. is very hard to shape public perception to what best serves adults 29 years and older with intellectual and develop- The U.S. Energy Information Administra- publisher of GoMarcellusShale.com their political needs. Among tactics are: Sophistry, (subtly mental disabilities. Sponsored by the Epilepsy Foundation tion (EIA) reports that oil and natural gas deceptive reasoning or argumentation), its familiar, less of NJ, the weekend will be held on March 15 – 17, 2013 subtle, big brother “spin,” pandering, opinion polls and at YMCA Camp Ockanickon in Medford, NJ. For more Our Readers Write fear. Spin dominates verbal slug fests between opposing information contact Jenna Andolora at 732-528-8080. partisan spokespersons and in crafty explanations from presidential press secretaries. Pierson writes from the Cape May County Department Defends Progressive Thinkers The president “spins” in his speeches and press of Aging and Disability Services To The Editor: vilian Conservation Corp, SEC, womens’ conferences, manipulating our views to fi t his reality right to vote, universal public education, and ideology. His pressers At this time I wish to address all the National weather service, product labeling are carefully controlled as critics of progressive thinkers and the laws, truth in advertising laws, Morrill he handpicks questioners, liberal bashers. There are so many. They land grant act, rural electrifi cation, public giving lengthy answers, don’t like to be criticized, yet they are universities, FDIC, CDC, public broadcast- limiting questions by run- constantly critical of others. As a reminder, ing, supporting the establishment of Israel, ning out the clock. Popular I will cite an article by Jack Fichter of the the United Nations and NATO. It goes opinion polls are used to Herald written about a year ago. Fichter without saying every single leap forward support political positions - Double Board cited benefi ts gained over time by liber- over the last century has been the result or the president’s popular- als and there are so many. They include of Democratic, Liberal and Progressive ity. Polls are but snapshot Certifi ed in and I quote: policies, positions and goals.” opinions of questionable “The G .I .Bill, Endangered Species Act, Enough said? I must say the conser- validity, but handy tools for Cardiology environmental laws, the space program, vative groups have given us very little. A deception. Peace Corps, AmeriCorps, the civil rights backward philosophy that offers Vulnerable to these tac- - Treated over movement, Earned Income Tax credit, a retarded solution that’s usually 100 tics are the uninformed, family and medical leave act, consumer years behind over time. Their hero, Ron- misinformed, oblivious and 30,000 product safety commission, Americans ald Reagan, left the presidency with a $4 apathetic. The latter two Dr. Suketu H. Nanavati, M.D. FACC with Disabilities Act, Freedom of Informa- trillion defi cit and took credit for so much don’t much care and hope- Cape May tion act, a woman’s right to control their he did not deserve. Furthermore, here’s fully don’t vote. The im- reproductive future, allowing citizens to what I recall the conservatives gave us: portant independent block County view their own credit records, the Inter- Iran Contra, swift boating, 9/11, Mission wants to be informed and CAPE HEART Residents net, The Brady Bill, Motor Voter Act, the Accomplished, WMD, Iraq War, Sarah avoid being misinformed. voting rights act, unemployment insur- Palin, George “W” and Cheney. Also, It’s this group political ance, Medicare/Medicaid, Food stamps, trickle down, Limbaugh and Fox News. operators hope most to - Utilizing the WIC, Social Security, peace between Need I say more? infl uence. Interest groups CLINIC Israel and Egypt, peace between Israel Which side would you rather defend? are pandered-to with illu- latest & most and Jordan, The Department of Education, I do believe the answer is more than sionary promises of action transportation and housing and Urban clear. favoring their cause. advanced Development. Then there are scare Also: labor laws, the Marshall Plan, WILLIAM MURPHY tactics, (one of many--Me- technologies discare, aimed at seniors). winning World War II, food safety laws, Cape May workplace safety laws, the TVA Project, Ci- Such political sleight-of- hand rarely holds up to thoughtful, probing, critical For an appt. call: 609-465-7517 analysis or history. Sadly 2 Village Dr., Cape May Court House For breaking news and updates: much of the public’s not www.capemaycountyherald.com (Page A38 Please) www.capeheartclinic.com A38 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers February 20 2013 Perception Our Readers Write (From Page A37) do. Getting at the truth isn’t easy. Along with tilted media, there’s an explosion in An Honest Call for Civility inclined toward critical thinking. Result: the blogosphere with lots of misinforma- To The Editor: though the preceding use of “idiots,” the true point, never we get a lot of what sounds good versus tion, accepted by many who go there. existed! That incident was pointed out recently online, and what works. There was a time (so long A healthy dose of skepticism plus I wrote a letter to the editor last summer listing 25 facts Jcorbin, as liberals do, attempted again to rewrite history. ago) when we could depend on press help common sense is a good defense against about oil. It primarily contained statistical facts without Already previously exposed, he naturally made his point as they objectively, critically challenged deceptive versions of reality crafted by much opinion. Soon thereafter, the Herald published a with personal insults. political rhetoric. No more. Much of the the politically ambitious and ideologues. rebuttal letter from Bruce Allen. While it didn’t convince The reason for this appeal is because Sam Kelly made mainstream media is passionately attached We should stay engaged and thoughtful. me, I never responded to it. There was no need. I stated recent pleas for civility, but when he’s not writing such to the political left, forgiving its missteps Not easily fooled. Our freedoms are being many times prior and henceforth that disagreement is things, engages in uncouthness himself, and is right there and hyping alleged achievements while nibbled away by ever-expanding govern- encouraged. Allen’s dissent was well-researched and re- alongside “john” and “1776”, saying “right on!” and demeaning those on the right. ment. These precious treasures are ours spectful. We each presented our side; readers can discern “Kudos!” Then he lectures those trying to remain civil The media’s love affair with the current to protect or lose. Indeed they always their conclusions. Sadly, the left is rarely so respectful. that it’s all justifi ed because they’re just disagreeing, so president seems boundless. Thus, keep- have been. ing our country free and government in Conduct an experiment. Listen to an entire week of learn the difference between that and being crude. The Rush Limbaugh or Glenn Beck, and one day of Chris hypocrisy is audacious. check falls to the citizenry more than ever. ROBERT LOVELL Matthews or Bill Maher. Compare the frequency each I’m a grown-up and can handle juvenile insults. I expect It’s a civic obligation to pay attention and Court House challenge what the political class say and person uses insults or purely personal attacks. Conserva- personal attacks from liberals who can’t think critically. tive hosts will look like amateurs. I occasionally continue Yet, it’s ironic how thin-skinned those who throw insults Wildwood Crest’s Premier Oceanfront Family Resort the discussion on Herald’s online forums. I’ve always been or use vulgar slang when referring to the Tea Party (then civil and asked in futility that the far left do the same. For deny it) are when confronted. They become unhinged just a time, myself and others whistle blew William Murphy at references to someone who proudly espouses Marx’s out of using insults, but that didn’t last. On the forums philosophies as Marxist. it’s worse. They hide in anonymity but use the handles Obama and other bullies can’t handle what they dish “1776,” “John,” and “Jcorbi.” out. Respect to them is a one-way street. I’m not asking I have a second assignment: Read their replies to the Obama to renounce his divisive theocracy or Michael Herald’s online “Letters to the Editor.” Go back years. Ask Moore to grow an ounce of integrity. However, locally, let’s yourself: which side is being hateful, even vicious? As an be respectful within our community... and to expose those example of the left’s brazen pride in their hate in one on either side who aren’t, so they can’t drag us down to comments section, I stated that the leftists were substitut- their level. How carefully worded will the typical suspects ing name-calling for valid points, including calling people now be responding to this letter? Can they rise above “idiots.” “Jcorbin” skeptically asked for one example. So, hate? Or at least pretend to, now knowing your eyes are I simply cut and pasted one of his own comments only a reading? Will you speak out for decency? Planning A Party? Book Our few posts down on the same page. In it he called certain Brand New Fiesta Room Today!! conservative hosts “idiots in the idiot box.” MICHAEL TOURETTE Presenting a false diversion he and the others suggested Wildwood • Perfect For Small Intimate Gatherings • Wedding Receptions • Family Reunions that I was stupid for not knowing the term “idiot box,” as • Church Gatherings • Company Meetings • Graduation & Birthday Parties • Anniversary Celebrations & More! What Difference Does It Make? Like us on To The Editor: early in 2013 and speculation was rife that she would run for the presidency in 2016. If she admitted she had Right on the Beach at failed in her position at State, could she be elected? Just 8501 Atlantic Ave., Wildwood Crest “With all due respect, the fact is we had four dead Americans. Was it because of a protest, or was it because days before the attack Obama declared in his acceptance (609)729-1000 • 1-800-227-5302 • www.elcoronado.com of guys out for a walk one night who decided they’d go speech at the Democratic convention that al-Qaeda no kill some Americans? What difference, at this point, does longer posed a threat in the Middle East. How then could it make?” he admit that the deaths in Benghazi were the result of a Secretary Of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, premeditated assault by a known al-Qaeda affi liate? That January 23, 2013 admission might have changed the election result. None of those questions were answered by Clinton al- Those were the words that the now-retired Clinton though she portrayed herself as a hands-on executive who used in responding to a question posed by a member of was directly involved in the situation in Libya policy prior the Senate Foreign Relations Committee when asked what to the attacks and the decision-making during and after she and other members of the Obama administration knew them. She was “in continuous meetings and conversations about the Sept. 11, 2012 attacks on the U.S. consulate in both within the department, with our team in Tripoli, Benghazi, Libya and when did they know it. with the interagency, and internationally.” So, she was With that huffy “So what! Get off my back!” response, informed of the details as the situation evolved. Clinton attempted to defl ect attention from an investiga- When it came to specifi cs such as the numerous appeals tion of the policies that resulted in the deaths of ambas- by Stevens for additional security, she testifi ed, “I didn’t sador Christopher Stevens and three members of the see those requests. They didn’t come to me. I didn’t ap- consulate. It’s important to note that the attacks took place prove them. I didn’t deny them.” A cynic might ask, “Oh, on the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks in New York, a time really?” Ambassadors operate under rigid rules of conduct when security at diplomatic missions, particularly in the and have one boss: the secretary of state. Therefore, Ste- Middle East, should have been placed on high alert and vens would have made the appeals to only one person: security at its maximum. Clinton. Did she pass them on? If not, why not? Why was nothing done in the six hours between the two She was equally evasive when questioning attacks and why did the Obama administration continue turned to the appearance of Ambassador Susan Rice on to insist the video was the reason for two more weeks fi ve Sunday talk shows in which Rice blamed a video for before admitting that it was a terrorist attack? the “spontaneous demonstrations that got out of hand.” The political landscape also played a factor in the deci- Clinton said that she “had not been consulted” about sion. Clinton had already given notice that she was leaving either the choice of Rice as spokesperson nor could she describe why Rice chose to offer what was known to be at best a distortion of the truth. He Has Issues with This sordid, shameful episode has now become a part of history. You can be certain of one thing, Madam ‘Fracking’ Column Secretary, regardless of your personal agenda for the fu- ture: your complicity in the cover-up of these unnecessary To The Editor: deaths does matter and we won’t forget. This letter is in response to Art Hall’s column last week “Can We Get Our Economy Back in Gear? Yes, If…” In a GERALD STAHLECKER nut shell he asked us to “Imagine, if we eliminate oil im- Seaville ports into our country…” and explains how safe fracking is and gives us a few government facts. (For those of you who don’t know what fracking is; the oil and gas industry Weapons drill sideways into the ground, pump massive amounts (From Page A36) of chemicals into the hole and ignite. The explosion $ releases previously unreachable gas and oil. Yes it works needing control; not their right to hunt or desire for 38.00 DWT personal protection. More people should advocate the ($24.52/Gram) but it pollutes the aquifers that most of America uses for drinking water. ) many injustices that occur every day in our country such 19x FACE VALUE I think we all can agree that government agencies as: legislation to control campaign fi nancing corruption, need for affordable housing, affordable health care, job $23-$25 such as the EPA are not capable of being infl uenced by the oil and gas industry so we shouldn’t argue with their discrimination, media violence, ending warfare, etc. The All prices subject to change list goes on and on. up as well as down conclusions. If you buy Hall’s malarkey, I have a bridge to sell you. (Oh sorry, that’s a sore subject here in Cape When the Second Amendment was written, there May County.) were no high-capacity, life-destroying weapons invented In my opinion fracking is one of the biggest dangers to yet. Come on people, write or call your congressman, or the long term health of this country. I ask that each and write letters to the editor and a demand a ban on assault every one of you watch the movie Gasland. It’s playing on weapons. HBO or rent it from Netfl ix. If you can’t watch just Google BETTY CANDERAN the word fracking and you will be brought up to speed on Court House the subject. After watching email your representatives and VISIT OUR NEW LOCATION! 6692 Black Horse Pike #2 - Former WaWa at Cardiff Circle (next to State Farm) • Egg Harbor Twp., NJ 08234 let them know how you feel about fracking. Publisher’s Note: Don’t lose sight of our history. When 609.645.1031 • WWW.BEACHCOMBERCOLLECTS.COM I would like to offer Hall and his family a few cases of government in London became intolerable to the Ameri- bottled drinking water from the properties surrounding can people, we threw them off and established a new the fracking drill sites, taste “umm umm good,” like chem- government. The guns of the American people and the icals should. If it’s safe enough for the people being directly British army were the same. affected, it should be good enough for his family. More Letters & Opinions BARRY FELICE Cape May On Pages A36 and A37 Herald Newspapers February 20 2013 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A39
Wildwood Catholic THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE is a hilarious SCHOOLS tale of six young school kids, overseen by grown-ups who barely managed to escape childhood themselves, vying for the spell- Compiled by: Jen Campbell ing championship of a lifetime and a trip West Cape May to nationals in Washington. A quirky yet charming cast of over- achievers, for whom a spelling bee is the one place where they can stand out and fi t in at the same time, will warm your heart, tickle your funny bone and perhaps teach you a valuable lesson; winning isn’t everything and losing doesn’t necessarily make you a loser! Also on Sunday the 24th, enjoy a pasta buffet at Wildwood Catholic’s Annual Pasta Festival from 4-7:00 p.m. The price is $12.00 for adults and $6.00 for children under 11. Or better yet, go to the 2:00 p.m. show and the Pasta Festival for only $20.00. Contact the school at 609 - 522 - 7257 for tickets and/or information.
Lower Township Students who bring up at least one grade, or maintain all A’s are eligible to receive a B.U.G. award. The following is a list of students who received the award from fi rst to second marking period this year: GRADE 4: Mrs. Barcas: Matthew Hays, Dawn Mas- triana, Carley McDonald, Tristan Noble, Emma Leigh Reinhardt, Maximilian Gilbert, Nicholas Hess. • Mrs. Rivers/Donohue’s class: Shane Allen, Amanda Brooks, Alberto Candelaria-Perez, Javen DeAngelo, Patrick Haggerty, Nathan MacCarter, James Mc Gonigal, Keera Ortiz, Chloe Conley, Grace Moore, Briona O’Connell, Crystal Pham, Destiny Schreader, Wesley Tosto. • Mrs. Ferrante’s: Hanna Augustyn, Brianna Barnes, Samantha Billig, Sophnia Greto, Cassie Lake, Taylor Magill, Madi- son Magliocco, Kevin Morrissey, Abigail Nagel, Manny Rodrigues, Ashlyn Sekela, Delaney Smith. • Mrs. Levin’s: Lance Aldridge, Jeanine Bresan, Haley Ruffo, Taylor Mortensen, Tori Novsak, Shelby Walter. • Mrs. O’Shea: Samantha Cruzan, Daniel LaPointe, Makayla Morrison, Robert Quinn, Christian Ray. • Mrs. Rosenberg: Nicolas Gioulis, Brooke LaSerre. • Mr. Shivers: Austin Anderson, Norman Brion, Gabriella Coombs, Connor Eckel, Saman- Mrs. Richman’s 2nd grade class is learning to plant seeds of kindness around the tha Jenison, Ashton Kern, Elizabeth Lubberman, Brady Mitnick School. They made posters, sang a song to the school during a Bucket Magill, Mattie Newby, Caleb Nickerson, Laura Perry, Abi- Bonanza and made Valentine’s Day cards for the Senior citizens at North Cape gail Robb, Jordan Surran, David Tosto, Madison Mansfi eld. Nursing Home. • Mrs. Swanson: Isabella Aftanis, Paul Cristelo, Kelsey Endicott, Ashely Hamby, Elise Heim, Caleb Lawson, Reed Lindsay, Josue Lopez, Molly McGuigan, Jordan Pierce, Roman Voinea, Alyssa Wagner. • Mrs. Sweeney: Bri- anna Dickson, Tapanga Koelle, Kenneth Lenker, Samuel Recupero. • Ms. Weeks: Lacee Calfi ne, Nikkolas Frey, Three photos above: West Cape May Elementary Jackson O’Brien, Donovan Richardson, Destini Striluk, School held its annual Science and Inventors’ Fair Rob Elwell, Colin Godman, Alexis Keifer, Ava Leidy, Jack on Feb. 11. Parents and the community were invited Murphy, Alexis Nalbone, Bryce Reidenbach. • Mr. Young: to view and discuss the projects with the children Lawrence Hastings, Nicole MacFarlane, James Pellerin, in grades Pre-K through Grade 6. Justin Treagen, Andrew Vanderlinden, Robert White, Lilie Wilson, Peter Wilson. GRADE 3: Mr. Ackroyd: Haley Butler, Jay Heishman, Michael Hober, Alexis Keolle, Hannah McCloskey, Logan Morris, Emily Van Artsdalen, Joseph Whitesell. • Mr. Bur: Holly Karavanas, Marley Kronemeyer, Devin Langford, Robert Sleght, Devon Smith, Hailee Stiefel, Angelina Al- liano, Matthew Brown, Cali Rose Flosdorf, Evan Golden. • Mr. Coombs: Michael McKelvey, Eddie Stockton, Da- vis Clifford, and Mark Lane. • Mrs. Garagozzo: Maggie Boyle, Delaney Brown, David Nelson, Hannah Seningen, Shea Bonner, Isabel Dowe, Troy Genero, Kyla Haibach, Thomas McMenamin, Devon Peckiconis, Daniel Tan- nenbaum, Leia Torres, Deja Vai. • Mrs. Hickman: Elijah DiCola, Haley Dolbow, Tucker Emerson, Amberlee Muller, and Madison Schiffbauer. • Mrs. Iapalucci’s: Maud Abrams School is involved in a unique and fun program known as B.U.G; Andrew Barber, Haley Jamison, Jacob Kronemeyer, Kadi or, Bringing Up Grades. Cape May Kiwanis volunteers implemented this pro- It was a busy day on Feb. 8 at West Cape May El- Newby, Avery Rovira-Hewett, Destinee Wain, Izzy Yorio. gram at our school. ementary School. Not only did the third through sixth • Mrs. LaVancher: Andrew Weber, graders begin their exploration of alternative energy Kyla Wolf. • Mrs. Morris’: Zachary sources in the morning, but they also participated Bada, Codey Howells, Zaria Greer, in the school-wide spelling bee in the afternoon. Adelia Ogden, Julia Olsen, Logan As part of the Atlantic City Electric Grant awarded Patro, Shy-Lee Sloane, Christopher to Mrs. Calabro and Ms. Stone, representatives of Panelli, Emma Wilson. • Mrs. Solar Cambria visited to discuss the use of the sun Oleksiak-Hall: Kaylee Morales, as an alternative energy source and the placement of Rylee Donaghy, Makenna Fletcher, solar panels on the school’s roof. Later that day, the Emma Rodrigues. • Mr. Reiden- spelling bee took place. There were six participants bach: Michael Castellano, Jennifer representing grades 3 through 6. Judges included Lee Drake, James Kessler, Alyssa Lem- O’Connor of the East Lynne Theater Co., Ms.Elaine mon, Anthony Magliocco, Matthew Wallace, the West Cape May Borough clerk, and Moore, Jenna O’Neill, Jayna Renna. Michael Regosch, an area resident. The winner after • Mrs. Sweeten’s class: Piero 45 nail-biting rounds was fi fth grader, Alex Roth. Bisbal-Coloma, Daniela Cruz-Perez, and Kayla Thomas.
Middle Township Bishop McHugh MT PTA announces the 2nd Annual Spring Bizarre Bishop McHugh Regional Catholic to take place on April 20 at Elementary 1. Last year School Varsity Boys light it up with a this event was at Elementary 2, a huge success, and win against Assumption at the Wells the PTA hopes that the new location will provide Fargo Center. even more exposure. The upcoming event will take place out doors on the fi eld by the Administration Building and Wawa on Route 9. Spaces will cost Send your school news, $50.00. Look for more news to come! updates, and photos to [email protected] A40 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers February 20 2013
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