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Herald NEWS Sea Isle City Methodists to Mark 125 Years By JOE HART ganist Harriet Reardon Bai- in the old church. It was the same year the ley, Sea Isle City’s founder Brooklyn Bridge opened and the ﬁ rst electric DI GESTS SEA ISLE CITY — The United Methodist Charles Kline Landis in lighting system employing overhead wires, built Church (UMC) has been worshiping here for 1883 donated two lots on by Thomas Edison, began service in Roselle, Dog Day Afternoon 125 years. On Sept. 28 the church’s congrega- 40th Street for the Method- Union County. tion will celebrate its longevity in this seaside ist’s to build their church. Henry Cheeseman served the congregation CREST HAVEN — The Cape May County community with a special service. On Sept. 13 of that year, as its ﬁ rst pastor. Animal Shelter and Adoption Center in According to the church’s historian and or- the cornerstone was laid (Page A4 Please) conjunction with the Animal Alliance of Cape May County will offer a sneak peak Sept. 20 from 1 to 3 p.m. of a new courtyard that will offer exercise space for shelter dogs. In addition, the event will feature an “In Defense of Animals” workshop, K-9 search and rescue and dog grooming demonstrations and shelter dog agility exhibitions. The county shelter is (Page A17 Please) Today’s Select Spout Off Ban plastic bags now. Many countries including, surprise, China, have banned plastic grocery bags. We should too ASAP or should we wait until the oceans choke on them like many marine mammals have done. —Wildwood Crest

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log onto www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY THE SEAWAVE CORP. to see them all! Vol. 44 No. 38 Copyright 2008 Seawave Corp. All rights reserved. September 17, 2008 1508 Route 47, Rio Grande NJ 08242-1402 Unruly Youths Troiano Awaits Overtake Field, ‘Better Deal;’ Families Leave No Budget Yet By JACK FICHTER By LAUREN SUIT VILLAS — A resident complained to Town- ship Council Monday that a group of 20 to WILDWOOD — Mid-September and the 30 juveniles have been occupying a section city has not passed its 2008 municipal budget, of Mulligan Field in the early evening hours, but Mayor Ernie Troiano Jr. said the delay is allegedly smoking marijuana and insulting park worth the wait. users with vulgar language. The city recessed a Sept. 15, 3 p.m. special The resident said the behavior of the youths meeting, held specifi cally for budget adoption, has caused families to leave Mulligan Field. until Sept. 22 at 3 p.m. while negotiations Police were called Sept. 14 on a complaint of continue with a developer who is offering “a loud music and the yelling of obscenities. The much better deal.” resident said the juveniles scattered before “Another deal on the back bay is possible,” police arrived at the scene. said Troiano. “That one is worth a lot more, The youths congregate on a jungle gym in but it isn’t fi nalized yet.” the park which they have broken in four places, “So we have one that is done and another said the resident. The juveniles have also de- that isn’t done,” Troiano said of the prospective stroyed a new tree planted in the park. land-sale deal. The residents said the youths also hang on a With a possible local tax increase of 25.1 war memorial in the park and shout obscenities cents looming, the city is turning to a buyer for at passing cars. the city’s 30-acre back-bay property to cushion Deputy Mayor Robert Nolan said the prob- the blow to residents’ wallets. lem at Mulligan Field was a good example City Solicitor Marcus Karavan, who fi rst of why the township needs more police of- announced the prospective deal at the city’s fi cers. Aug. 13 meeting, told members of the public (Page A4 Please) that the deal for the city’s property is still in the Opposition Lingers (Page A18 Please) J. Kramar Wins To Mining Venture ‘Person of Year’ By JOE HART Leslie Truluck United States Coast Guard Station Cape May performs a mock rescue-tow drill on By LESLIE TRULUCK COURT HOUSE — Applicants presented one choppy seas Sept. 12. Watch a video of the drill on the Herald’s Web site: capemay- rebuttal witness and members of the public had countyherald.com STONE HARBOR –– The Realty Owners an opportunity to speak in what might very Association of Stone Harbor (ROA) announced well be the penultimate session of site plan resident Joan Kramar as this year’s winner of hearings that have extended for a year and CG Crews Ready for Rescues the ‘Person of the Year’ award at its meeting a half in a controversial development project Sept. 13. planned in Burleigh. By LESLIE TRULUCK abilities of BM3 Josh Cooklin in order for him to gain the title of coxswain. “The award is quite an honor and I’m very Since April 2007, Albrecht and Heun and appreciative,” she said. its subsidiary Future Mining and Recycling CAPE MAY –– With minimal room for error, MLBs can take on seas up to 30-feet, surf the U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) performs drills to up to 20-feet and wind up to 50 knots and “I have always been about the word ‘we’ Inc. have been before the Middle Township and never about Zoning Board of Adjustment attempting to gain ensure when a boat is in distress, the guardians the motor lifeboat is able to roll over through of the sea are prepared for any situation. waves to an upright position, said BMC Mi- ‘I.’ It is what we approval for a recycling center and sand and have accomplished gravel mining operation on a 253-acre site off The Herald witnessed a rescue scenario Sept. chael Fortier, Operations Chief Petty Offi cer, 12 in which two 47-foot motor lifeboats (MLB) Station Cape May. together, working Indian Trail Road. hard with creative, performed a mock rescue scenario to test the (Page A16 Please) The company was previously granted a use articulate, won- variance by the board. A mining license trans- derful people to fer from its existing operation on Goshen Road achieve the goals to its proposed site was approved by Township They Walk, Will Ride for Others we have set. Committee. “The award be- On Sept. 11, company executive Victoria Cheezy Riders Hit Twilight ‘Walk Stroll longs to all the vol- Heun contradicted earlier testimony by a for- unteers in Stone mer employee who told of unsafe and unethical Road for MLD Cure Sought Cancer Cure Harbor. I will con- business practices at Future Mining’s Goshen tinue to work hard (Page A17 Please) By JOE HART By LAUREN SUIT in a harmonious, caring atmosphere

Sept ember 17 - 23, 2008 ERMA — A bunch of bikers will be taking WILDWOOD — Brittany Repholz, a student to make Stone Har- It's Inside. a ride on their motorcycles this week hoping at Wildwood High School, should only be bor the best it can JOAN KRAMAR to run down a disease that has touched one concerned with her family, friends and the be. Many thanks to the ROA for presenting me of their own. drama that comes with being a teenage high with this award,” Kramar said.

Thurs. through Sun., Sept. 18 - 21 school student. Kramar’s long-term commitment and contri- AOH Irish Fall The Cheezy Riders will hold their second Dining, Festival ...... B14 - 16 annual Motorcycle Ride and Family Fun Fair Instead of being the typical teen, Repholz is butions to the borough are proven by her past Entertainment, beneﬁ t on Sept. 21 with all proceeds going to one of more than 894,000 people living with positions and continued involvement as a ROA

Saturday, Sept. 20 Seafarer’s a blood cancer. With that dubious distinction trustee, chairman of the Beautifi cation Commit- Celebration ..... the Stennis Foundation, which strives to raise ...B17 Shopping, awareness, fund research and fi nd a cure for comes a world fi lled with doctors, hospital tee, Chairman of the Stone Harbor Shade Tree Saturd ay & Sunday, Sept. 20 - 21 ...... B2 - 10 visits and treatment options. Advisory Committee, treasurer of the Stone For more eve Metachromatic leukodystrophy (MLD). nts see What’s On Deck calendar B24, 2 Weekly Features 5, 29 Photo courtesy of THE GRID Greater ...... Wildwoods Tou ...... rism Authority Fishing Line ...... Thu Antiques ...... B26 - 27 Fishing rs. through Sat., ...... Dining ...... B34 - Sept. 18 - 20 ...... 35 But Repholz, who has Hodgkin’s Lymphoma ...... Harbor Republican Club, Women's Civic Club, Shopping ...... B12 Warren Alexander II, the Head Cheeze of Wildwood Boardwalk Recreation ...... B20 - 23 ...... Classic ...... Car Show & ...... B28 ...... B1 Auction ...... B20 7 Nodular Sclerosis, isn’t someone who took her Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion, wwwwww..CapeMayCoCapeMay the Cheezy Riders, was devastated six years ago and More... CouuntyHerantyHeralld.comd.com when he learned his 2-year-old son, Warren III diagnosis sitting down. The local teen was Wetlands Institute, former president of the Gar- (a.k.a. Birdman), was affl icted with MLD. determined to build awareness by walking in den Club of Stone Harbor, director of the Gar- Index...See Page A3 (Page A5 Please) (Page A5 Please) (Page A16 Please) A2 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers September 17 2008

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26 2008 NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS. ITEMS ARE LIMITED TO STOCK ON HAND. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO SUBSTITUTE ITEMS OF EQUAL VALUE. SOME MERCHANDISE MAY DIFFER FROM ART SHOWN. Herald Newspapers September 17 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A3 Lower Police Honor Standout Offi cers By LESLIE TRULUCK clude: Patrolman Ernest of 2000. ship Awards to Alternate Macomber, Corporal James Donohue presented Dis- Destinations, a project to NEED MORE CASH?SAFEST VILLAS –– Lower Town- Dietterich, Patrolman Pat- tinguished Service Awards benefit local youth, and Way to Sell Your ship police offi cers were rick Greene, Cpl. Kevin to Cpl. Macomber, Patrol- Bella Mangiata restaurant. lauded for such feats as Boyle, Patrolman Christian man Dickinson, Patrolman Mayor Walt Craig and GOLD! dealing with a suicidal per- Lambert, Patrolman Shaun Michael Majane, Sgt. Chew Offi cer Michael Marriner son armed with a machete, Whittington, Detective and Patrolman Ryan. each received a Com- u Licensed u Bonded halting an attempted bank 1st Class Mel Hedum and Offi cer Fitness Awards, munity Service Award. u Trusted u Safe robber, recovering stolen Patrolman Chad Fitzmau- established by Donohue, Marriner was praised for u I.D. Required BUYING assault rifl es and rescuing rice. were given to offi cers who preventing a man with a GOLD and the elderly from smoking Detective Mason, Senior scored highly on physical knife in a Wawa store from Competitive buildings, among many Evidence Offi cer, has been testing to see how they hurting civilians. Craig was Buying ALL Sterling Silver Prices other accomplishments de- with the Lower Township respond to the demands of recognized for fostering GOLD COINS & Jewelry NEW HOURS manded of police offi cers, police since 1988. He was being a police offi cer. communication between SILVER COINS at the department’s annual saluted for his attention Sgt. David Adams, the township and the LTPD (Broken or Not) Wed. - Sat. (1964 and older) 11AM - 5PM award ceremony. to detail with evidence, Officer Fitzmaurice, Lt. and his support of veterans’ Police Chief Edward problem solving skills and Mastriana, Officers Wil- organizations. Donohue led the ceremony leadership value on the liam Barcas, Kevin Lewis, The Washington Inn and TURN YOUR GOLD INTO CASH recognizing exceptional force. Theodore Nagel, Majane Angel of the Sea also spon- Bayshore Rd. & Greenwood Ave., Villas • 886-6563 offi cers at Township Hall VFW Commander Rich- and Whittington, Donohue sored the award night. Sept. 9 after Cub Scout ard Foster presented Deb- and Russo received fi tness Troop 87 directed the pub- bie Douglass with a check awards. Contact Truluck at (609) lic in reciting the Pledge of for $1,500 to go towards Capt. Marker presented 886-8600 ext. 24 or at: Allegiance and the Lower the David C. Douglass the Community Partner- ltruluck @cmcherald.com Township branch of the Scholarship Fund. Veteran of Foreign Wars Offi cer Patrick Greene Post No. 5343 presented received the VFW Gold the colors. Metal Award, sponsored by The most prestigious VFW Lt. Charles “Buddy” award of the night, the Lewis. David C. Douglass “Offi cer Lt. William Mastriana of the Year” award, was and Capt. Louis Russo pre- presented to Detective sented Letters of Commen- Arthur Mason by Debbie dation to Officers Kevin Douglass, widow of the Lewis and Michael Perry, slain offi cer for whom the Detectives Edward Dough- award is named. erty and Mason, Special Douglass was shot and Offi cer Michael Iames, Sgt. killed in the line of duty Thomas Beeby, Detective on Feb. 18, 1994, the Chris Lambert, Detective department’s fi rst offi cer Sgt. Tom Keywood, Offi cer slain in the line of duty, Eric Coombs, Special Offi - and he is remembered cer John Menz, Hedum and as an outstanding police Detective Joseph Boyle, offi cer. who recently aided in the Leslie Truluck Other recipients of conclusion of a cold case Detective Arthur Mason receives the David C. this annual award since investigation into a sex as- Douglass “Offi cer of the Year” award from Debbie its inception in 1999 in- sault that occurred in July Douglass Sept. 9. Is Cape May’s First Grade Class Too Big? By JACK FICHTER 29.5 hours per week pend- the summer for the school situation, said Zelenak, ing approval of the County board to determine how (Page A4 Please) FISHERMAN’S WHARF, CAPE MAY CAPE MAY — Parents Executive Superintendent many children will attend are complaining Cape May of Schools. Shannon said in the fall. Elementary School’s single she did not believe hiring “I don’t agree that the CORRECTION 609-884-3064 fi rst grade class is too large an aide would eliminate class is chaotic,” said Zele- RIO GRANDE — George and needs to be split into such issues such as the nak. “I feel that 21 children J. Hallett, Democratic can- www.thelobsterhouse.com two separate classrooms noise level and a lack of can be handled with a didate for sheriff in the No- with two teachers. space. teacher and an aide.” vember election, is a former At a Sept. 11 board of She said the small class- She said the classrooms White House Secret Service education meeting, Coast room sizes are what attract- were built to accommodate officer, not an agent, as FISH MARKET Guard mom Bernadette ed her to the school. With up to 25 students. reported here. Shannon said she was un- more crowded classrooms, Board of Education Vice The error occurred in the der the impression the the school “doesn’t stand President Ed Connolly editing process, and was school’s budget included out like it used to,” said asked parents to give Zele- not made by the candidate. Prices Effective 9/19-9/21 funding for an additional Shannon. nak “ a chance to make this It went unnoticed in a fi rst grade teacher. “We all felt like we go to work.” March 26 announcement of “There are 21 kids in a private school for a public The school’s enrollment Hallett's candidacy here. Fresh Local the class, I’m having an is- school price,” she said. is impacted by how many In a letter to this news- $ sue with it being too large “I’m really disappointed, Coast Guard families trans- paper Monday about that with a lack of space, too I think things are slowly fer in and out of the base. error, Hallett stated, "This Fluke Fillet ...... 7.50 lb. much noise and commo- changing with the school Zelenak said every year she is not uncommon, but there tion,” she said. than what we fi rst started recommends the staffing is a distinction between $ Shannon said two days out with.” numbers from the previ- "agent" and "offi cer," but Seafood Gumbo ...... 5.50 Pt. before school began par- Shannon said she has ous year. it was still the White House ents received a letter in- been a “huge advocate of She said in August the Secret Service. I've always forming them the two, the school.” board looked at the num- made the distinction." fi rst grade classes would be Superintendent Victoria ber of projected students Hallett included both combined into one. Zelanak said the school has and did not feel two fi rst press releases previously TAKE-OUT SPECIAL The school board ap- maintained its teaching grade classrooms were sent in which he refers to proved the hiring of a fi rst staff level for several years. needed. The board was himself as a Secret Service grade classroom aide for She said it is diffi cult in keeping an eye on the offi cer. Friday & Saturday 9/19 & 9/20 INSIDE THIS WEEK'S HERALD Index

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Page A16 CapeMayCountyHerald. w County recognizes services of senior volunteers...... Page A20 com. w Historic Wildwood bank building to be celebration’s focus. ... Page A30 Call ahead and we’ll have it waiting for you! A4 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers September 17 2008 SIC Methodists ON DOW OUP NL (From Page A1) C OA EE D R S Because of the noisy F ! 40th Street train station, Get Extra Coupon Savings the church was moved Sent Directly to Your Cell Phone! to the corner of Landis Avenue and 45th Street Text PEB to 22888 in 1905. Free sign-up at cellfire.com According to the church’s Web site, the congregation had grown so much by 1956 they decided to build a new church on eight lots that were purchased fac- ing 41st Street (now John F. Kennedy Boulevard). The present building was completed and the first worship service held on Joe Hart Dec. 21, 1958. The “new” Sea Isle City United Methodist Church Bailey, a lifelong congre- structure was completed in 1958. gation member, said she recalled the church and its parsonage re- special. maining high and dry during the nor’easter She’s been a member of the congregation storm of 1962 when much of Sea Isle and since 1950. Her mother joined the church other communities in Cape May County in 1918 and her father in 1941. were devastated. She was married in the church in 1985 “We’re on high ground here,” she told to George Bailey, who later became its pas- the Herald. “I remember helicopters land- tor from 1993 to 1996. ing at the church to evacuate people from “It has been an important part of my life the island.” since being taken there as a baby, baptized In 1970, the church housed school pu- there and being a member for 58 years pils while the new public school building — singing in the choir, organist, Sunday was being constructed. school teacher, treasurer, trustee (the list Bailey said some of her fondest memo- goes on and on) and pastor’s wife,” she said. SALE 2/$50 40% OFF 30% OFF ries were from the 22 years when Walter “What a joy and privilege.” ® Sawn served as the church’s longest-ten- Throughout its history Sea Isle City’s MEN’S DOCKERS PANTS BOYS & GIRLS COLLECTIONS MISSES CAREER SEPARATES ured pastor. UMC has been following its mission: ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® Individual Fit style; pleated or By Unionbay, Healthtex, Amy Byer and Izod. Fred David, Allison Taylor, Larry Levine, more. “When he came (1950), we were on “To bring people into the fellowship of plain front. Reg. 48.00. Reg. 16.00-68.00, Sale 9.60-40.80 Reg. 34.00-90.00, Sale 23.80-63.00 a circuit with Seaville and Avalon (UMC the church by reaching out to the local congregations),” Bailey wrote for another communities in a manner that refl ects the anniversary celebration in 2001. “Three love and compassion of Jesus Christ; then churches kept him quite busy but he still to nurture and strengthen them on their found time to be active in numerous com- journey as they become disciples of Christ PRE-SEASON SALE! munity and civic endeavors.” through Christian education, worship, In 1986, the church opened a state- spiritual development, and stewardship licensed day care facility, the Children so that they may proclaim the Gospel with of Promise Christian Child Care Center, their lives wherever God leads them.” which teaches basic biblical concepts in The men and women of this church a Christian atmosphere with appropriate support many charitable causes through skill development at each level for area their ministries, including: the Camden children of all faiths. There are 25 children Neighborhood Center, Red Bird Mission % % currently enrolled at the center, according in Appalachia, Shores at Wesley Activity to the Web site. Fund in Ocean City, UMC’s South Jersey The center also offers before and camp and retreat center at Mt. Misery, the after school care as well as a summer Society of St. Andrews “Pennies for Pota- 30 -40 OFF program. toes” project, Cub Scout Pack 76, Heifer Services are held on Sundays year round International Program and the Skimmer 40% OFF 60% OFF 30% OFF in the sanctuary at 10 a.m. in addition to Weekend bake sale. ® ® ecumenical beachside services at 8:30 For more information on the church or GUYS SOUTHPOLE & MECCA FINE JEWELRY TODAY’S WOMAN SEPARATES a.m. on the Promenade at JFK Boulevard. its 125th anniversary, call (609) 263-3353 ® ® Logo tees, polos, woven shirts and denim. Sterling silver and 18K gold over sterling By Sag Harbor, Notations, RQT and more. Sunday school classes are also available for or visit www.seaisleumc.org. Reg. 28.00-100.00, Sale 16.80-60.00 silver. Reg. 30.00-80.00, Sale 12.00-32.00 Reg. 18.00-70.00, Sale 12.60-49.00 children and adults of all ages at 9 a.m. Contact Hart at (609) 886-8600 Ext 35 For Bailey this anniversary is very or at: [email protected] BUY 3 BUY 1 SALE 24.99 GET 1 FREE GET 1 1/2 OFF Class Too Big? MEN’S VAN HEUSEN® SHIRTS HUE® FASHION PANTIES JUNIORS SPORTSWEAR (From Page A3) per pupil cost must be con- expand into a full day, Long-sleeved, soft touch polos or no-iron Bikinis and hipsters. Reg. 7.50 each. Tops, sweaters, capris, dresses, more. because one teacher was sidered, said Zelenak. six-hour program for three going on maternity leave She said an additional and four year olds. She said woven sport shirts. Reg. 40.00. Buy 3 for $15. PLUS, get 1 Free! Reg. 10.00-55.00. 2nd item must be of equal or lesser value. but would be present for first grade teacher was class size was limited to 15 the fi rst month and half of covered in the yearly bud- children with an aide. the school year. get but a preschool class The program will be SALE 39.99 SALE 49.99 40% OFF She said Lower Town- needed to be split into totally funded by the state. LADIES & MEN’S NIKE DART LADIES CLARKS® SHOES ENTIRE STOCK PICTURE FRAMES ship has 11 first grade two classes, which used Zelenak said there is the Running shoe in regular and wide widths. Comfort slip-ons and mules in assorted colors By Fetco®, Malden®, more. Includes collages and classrooms, three of which some of that funding. The possibility the program may have 19 students with no board approved the hiring be held at a location other Reg. 50.00. and styles. Reg. 60.00-70.00. albums. Reg. 14.00-42.00, Sale 8.40-25.20 aide, three classrooms with of Patricia Marten as an than the school. She said 20 students and no aide interim part time preschool a master teacher would and fi ve classrooms with teacher and to advertise for oversee the preschool pro- PLUS, SAVE MORE WITH YOUR COUPONS! 21 children with only two a second preschool teacher gram. classrooms with aides due since the class must be split Cape May Elementary to classifi ed students. due to state regulation of School is state-mandated BONUS COUPON VALID THRU SEPTEMBER 22 BONUS COUPON VALID THRU SEPTEMBER 22 Zelenak said Crest Me- preschool class size of no to have a three and four morial School has 15 chil- more than 18 children. year old preschool program ANY ANY dren in one fi rst grade class The board authorized due to the percentage of % % and 16 in another with no advertising for a preschool free and reduced lunches SINGLE SINGLE teacher’s aides. Glenwood aide at 15 hours per provided to students. The * * Avenue School in North week. preschool, however, will be

EXTRA ITEM EXTRA ITEM 20 OFF 20 OFF Wildwood has fi rst grade Zelenak said the school available to all children in REGULAR PRICE, SALE OR CLEARANCE REGULAR PRICE, SALE OR CLEARANCE classes with attendance would have an a.m. and the district, said Zelenak. *Excludes cosmetics, fragrances, formalwear rental, gift cards and previous purchases. *Excludes cosmetics, fragrances, formalwear rental, gift cards and previous purchases. Cannot be combined with other coupons or private savings offers. Cannot be combined with other coupons or private savings offers. of 18, 17 and 20 with all a p.m. preschool sessions During a closed ses- Must relinquish coupon at time of purchase. Must relinquish coupon at time of purchase. three classes staffed with as of Sept. 22. Parents will sion, two applicants for an aide, she said. have the option of choosing the school’s business ad- Cape May Elementary one of the two sessions. ministrator position were School has prided itself in Zelenak said the pre- interviewed. Prices effective thru September 22, 2008. Interim markdowns may have been taken. Entire stocks only where indicated. Selection may vary by store. small class sizes, however school would also likely Overtake Field (From Page A1) The chief said the township is broken Lower Township Police Chief Edward up into fi ve zones with an offi cer assigned Donohue has been asking Township Coun- to each zone with two back up offi cers RIO GRANDE PLAZA • RIO GRANDE • 889-8787 cil for three years for funding for additional who cover all zones. offi cers. He said offi cers have conducted “I can’t be at Mulligan Field 24-hours CEDAR SQUARE SHOPPING CENTER 800 property checks at Mulligan Field per day,” he said. “We’ll respond to since January. calls, they’re checking it as much as they 2087 ROUTE 9 S., SEAVILLE • 624-1927 Donohue said he directed offi cers to get can.” out of their cars to survey the park. He said Councilman Thomas Conrad acknowl- OPEN DAILY offi cers checked the park twice per day. edged “problems” in Ward 1 and invited “We get guys down there on bikes when residents to call him on his cell phone: we can,” said Donohue. “We don’t have 780-0802 or email: tvconrad@gmail. the manpower.” com Herald Newspapers September 17 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A5 Cancer Cure Cheezy Riders (From Page A1) (From Page A1) The Leukemia Lymphoma Society’s Light The Night Walk Birdman just celebrated his eighth birthday. on Sept. 13 at the Wildwoods Convention Center. MLD is a genetic disease that affects the central ner- The Walk features teams of co-workers, families and vous system. There is no cure for friends walking together in twilight holding illuminated the disease, but scientists continue balloons – white for survivors, red for supporters and gold to research potential treatments in remembrance of those who have died. and that’s where the Cheezy Rid- John Lynch, director of sales and entertainment at the ers come in. convention center, corporate chair for this year’s walk in Alexander told the Herald the Wildwood and a long-time friend of the Repholz family, Cheezy Riders started out a few introduced Repholz before the walk began. years ago as a joke with a couple of He also instructed all the red balloons to be lowered friends who rode bikes and liked to have fun. and everyone holding to white and gold balloons, repre- “We said we were the Cheeziest bikers around,” he senting survivors and those lost to cancer, to raise them said. high in the air. “Then a couple years ago we fi gured we were riding “This is why we’re here,” he said as those balloons anyway, so why not try to do some good at the same were lifted into the sky. time,” Alexander continued. “So we hooked up with Photos by Lauren Suit The Walk, which commemorates lives touched by blood the Stennis Foundation and its founder Trish Knight said Light the Night teams of co-workers, families and friends assembled at the cancers, is a celebration, with music, refreshments and they’d love the help.” Wildwoods Convention Center Sept. 13 holding illuminated balloons – white free ride wristbands from Morey’s Piers, but it also was Since then, the Cheezy Riders have grown to over a for survivors, red for supporters and gold in remembrance of those who have bittersweet for many participants. dozen members and even more associate members and died. The Walk commemorated lives touched by blood cancers. “You can’t help but think about those who you have they’re looking forward to even more people attending lost,” said one participant. “But instead of sitting around, their event this year after last year’s success. this event gets family and friends together and they can “It started out with just three of us,” said Joe Volpe, do something about it.” Alexander’s best friend who also goes by Nacho Cheeze. Last fall, more than $39 million was raised through “Warren and I grew up together and more people have Light The Night Walks in more than 250 communities joined the Cheezy Riders through the cigar shop (Sea nationwide. The Leukemia Lymphoma Society, is the Gars in Stone Harbor).” world’s largest voluntary health organization dedicated to Sea Gars owner Rob Pancoast is known as Smoke funding blood cancer research and providing education Cheeze. and patient services. Alexander said they’ve also picked up members from Contact Suit at: (609) 886-8600 ext. 25 or different events and even through online interest from [email protected] complete strangers. Everyone who hears their story seems to want to be a part of the group. “We are a bunch of goofy guys who are riding to make a difference,” the Cheezy Rider’s MySpace page reads. Herald reporter Lauren Suit and her family made up “Team Hugs,” one of many “We have a great time everywhere we go. We don’t take teams participating in the Light the Night Walk on the Wildwoods boardwalk life or anything for that matter seriously, we just want to Sept. 13. The team walked in memory of William Huggins, Anne Huggins, enjoy everyday, life’s to short not to.” Caryl Felter, who lost their lives to cancer, and in “We’re trying to make this year’s fun for the bikers support of Maurene McGuire and John Rastelli, who and for the whole family,” Alexander said. “Everyone’s are survivors of blood cancer. welcome, so bring the kids.” Motorcycle registration will be from 9:30 to 11 a.m. at the Harley Davidson store in Wildwood on Sept. 21. The bikes will then ride to the Erma Moose Lodge where all the festivities will begin at noon. The price is $20 per bike with $5 admission at the Moose Lodge or $10 for general admission for those who don’t ride. All food and drinks are provided with the price of admission. Katie Bertolet, Light the Night campaign manager, For more information, visit www.myspace.com/ presents John Lynch and William Davenport with cheezyriders. quilt commemorating Wildwood’s support of past Contact Hart at (609) 886-8600 Ext 35 or at: Light the Night walks in Wildwood. [email protected] A6 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Health & Senior Lifestyles Herald Newspapers September 17 2008

ShortStay Rehabilitation Health Matters to Cape Regional Medical Center and LongTerm Care By JOANNE Center is committed to cate, enrich, and empower civic organizations through- graduates are encouraged CARROCINO providing the highest qual- both residents and visitors. out Cape May County. to continue to use the FACHE, President & ity healthcare to our com- Currently, several health Blood pressure screen- clinically supervised Fitness CEO. munity. We welcome your and wellness programs are ings are conducted in the Center once their recovery feedback and suggestions. being offered to our com- South Lobby of the Medical is completed. “Health Matters,” is Please feel free to contact munity. Center on the third Friday For individuals needing a new monthly column, our Marketing and Public Re- The Center for Lifestyle of each month between diabetes education and/or 700 Town Bank Rd., produced by Cape Regional lations Department by email Management offers a wide the hours of 9 a.m. and nutritional counseling, North Cape May, NJ 08204 Medical Center, which at sstaeger@caperegional. variety of support groups noon. No appointment is Cape Regional has the highlights important health- com with comments on how and community wellness necessary. only program in the region care news, advancements we can better serve you or education to the public — Screenings for peripheral certifi ed by the American 609-898-8899 and events. suggestions on any topic many of which are free. artery disease (P.A.D.) are Diabetes Association. . Each month you will hear you would like to know A monthly calendar of conducted at the Medical Certifi ed Diabetes Educa- from members of the Medi- www.genesishcc.com more about. programs is posted on the Center on the second Friday tor, Cindy Kraemer, BSN, cal Center staff including Throughout the year, Medical Center’s website of each month and require CDE, is available by ap- our physicians. We understand care, Cape Regional Medical at caperegional.com. an appointment. Please pointment to meet with Cape Regional Medical we practice compassion Call today for info Center reaches out to edu- Diabetes care, nutritional call the Parish Nursing patients and their families, EQUAL HOUSING on Respite OPPORTUNITYCare counseling, stress manage- Offi ce at 609-463-4043 to working with them to con- ment, chronic disease self- schedule an appointment. trol their diabetes and all of management education, Both screenings are free the health concerns associ- caregiver support training, of charge. ated with the disease. and smoking cessation The Parish Nursing Pro- In addition, Betsy Ger- are just a few of the many gram conducts additional man, Registered Dietitian, classes offered through health screenings including manages the Outpatient Nu- the program. Classes are fracture risk, pulse oxy- tritional Counseling Depart- conducted by our highly gen, glucose blood sugar, ment to provide support for trained staff and meet and cholesterol screen- patients who are concerned regularly with both day and ings at over 50 churches about weight, controlling evening classes. and numerous health fairs diabetes through diet, or Support groups that ben- throughout Cape May who are recovering from efi t residents and visitors County. Early screenings gastric bypass surgery. alike are held at the Medical are an important step to a For more information Center. healthier lifestyle. about any of these programs, A wide variety of sup- Cape Regional Medical please contact the Center port groups are offered Center is proud of our “Fit for Lifestyle Management including cancer support, for Life” program, which at 609-463-4043. pulmonary support, fi bro- offers both cardiac and pul- As summertime slips myalgia support, Alcoholics monary rehabilitation. away, and the crisp, color- Anonymous, Alanon, and Staffed by licensed Ex- ful days of autumn begin, Overeaters Anonymous. ercise Physiologist Fred the Cape Regional Medical Weight Watchers also Schuster, Registered Cardi- Center family wants you conducts two weekly meet- ac Rehab Nurse Kim Elliott, to know that we are com- ings at the Medical Center. and registered respiratory mitted to the health and We continually look for new therapists and RNs, the “Fit wellness of our Cape May support groups to add when for Life” staff works with County community. the demand has indicated patients to help return them a need. to an enhanced quality of Our dedicated team of Free health screenings, life after serious cardiac or professionals is here to through our Parish Nursing pulmonary disease. educate you and your fam- Program, are conducted at A physician’s referral is ily so that you can improve the Medical Center and in required to enroll in the your health and the quality the many area churches and program, and program of your life.

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Two Stone Harbor Boulevard, Exit 10a GSP · Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 Visitors and residents celebrated Grandparents’ Day at Loyalton of Cape May in Cape May Court House with a breakfast buffet. Pictured is Joe DiAntonio, 92, with 609-463-2000 | www.caperegional.com great grandsons Elijah, 5; Gabriel, 7; and Julian, 10. Herald Newspapers September 17 2008 Health & Senior Lifestyles www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A7

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*See Sales Manager for details 302-659-5551 WilkinsonBuilders.com A8 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Health & Senior Lifestyles Herald Newspapers September 17 2008 NJ Public Advocate Warns Against Financial Exploitation of Elderly Some elderly and disabled people who require New Jersey has an estimated 156,768 assistance to apply for their federal Economic Stimulus residents eligible for the funds who have rebate are being over- not yet fi led and about 69 percent of those charged by tax preparers and possibly exploited by who have not fi led — or 108,803 — are age the health care residences in which they live, Public 65 and older, according to the IRS. Advocate Ronald K. Chen said in August. In the wake of news residents are eligible for contacted. that about 156,000 mostly the stimulus funds and to Chen cautioned that elderly residents have not help them get the neces- those who do apply for applied for their $300 to sary tax forms fi lled out,” the stimulus check in $600 federal Economic said Elder Ombudsman advance of the Oct. 15 Stimulus check, the Depart- Debra Branch, noting that deadline should be wary of ment of the Public Advocate many care facilities for tax preparers who charge reached out this week elderly people are “doing exorbitant fees and should directly to nursing homes, a great job assisting their be aware that some nursing assisted living facilities, residents” to obtain the facilities may try to take a and residential health care Stimulus funds while others portion of the funds to cover facilities with instructions “don’t have any idea that unpaid expenses. to help residents claim the this is even an issue.” In addition, Chen said, it funds. Branch said a letter of- is clear that some residents The deadline for fi ling fering guidance on how to are mistakenly concerned Varicose veins affect over 20 million men and women in the U.S. a 2007 tax form, which assist elderly and disabled that obtaining the rebate is required to claim the residents with tax prepa- funds might affect their Economic Stimulus check, ration was recently sent eligibility for Medicaid as- Now there is a quick, minimally invasive procedure that eliminates is Oct. 15. to 1,253 nursing facility, sistance, which covers the unsightly veins at the source. This safe, effective treatment takes less than “We have had reports assisted living and residen- cost of nursing facility level that some tax preparers are tial health care facilities in care for thousands of New an hour and is covered by most insurance plans. charging in excess of $100 the state. Jerseyans. to prepare a simple tax form The Internal Revenue “There is no reason To Schedule an appointment or for and that some facilities are Service (IRS) estimated in for these funds to in any helping senior residents late July that some 5.2 mil- way effect one’s eligibility additional information, please call prepare the forms, but are lion Americans are eligible for Medicaid,” said Chen. scooping up the funds as for an Economic Stimulus “The residents, with the (609) 652-6094 soon as they arrive,” said check authorized by Con- assistance of facility social Chen, who noted that the gress but have yet to fi le. workers or staff as appropri- Offi ce of the Ombudsman New Jersey has an esti- ate, simply need to make for the Institutionalized mated 156,768 residents sure that the funds are spent Elderly, within the Depart- eligible for the funds who within 60 days of receipt of ment of the Public Advo- have not yet fi led and about the check.” cate, has identifi ed and is 69 percent of those who Information on how to investigating several such have not fi led — or 108,803 apply is available on the NJ complaints. — are age 65 and older, Department of the Public “We are asking nursing according to the IRS. Advocate website at njpub- and residential facilities In Cape May County, a licadvocate.gov. to try to identify which reported 27 facilities were (Page A9 Please) “ want advanced breast cancer treatment that takes days instead of months.” —Ann Granata, Egg Harbor Township

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Learn more. Call 1-888-569-1000 or visit www.atlanticare.org Herald Newspapers September 17 2008 Health & Senior Lifestyles www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A9 Flu Shot Clinics Scheduled at Emeritus Facilities Nationwide Maxim Health Systems receive a fl u shot this year. Hospice, North Cape Cen- Maxim Health Systems gram alone was responsible is teaming with Loyalton of Flu shots will be adminis- ter, Court House Convales- offers a full line of com- for vaccinating more than An Emeritus Senior Living Community Cape May to offer immuni- tered on a fi rst come, fi rst cent Center, Eastern Shore prehensive wellness ser- 1.8 million people. zations to individuals who serve basis. Nursing and Rehabilitation, vices to corporate and retail Together with Maxim are at a high-risk of receiv- This year, instead of wait- and Holy Redeemer. clients. Healthcare Services, we 609.463.6344 ing complications from the ing in long lines to receive Be proactive and avoid all We provide a variety of have branch locations in fl u, those who live or work a fl u shot, visit Loyalton stresses this year by visiting services including immuni- most metropolitan areas 591 Route 9 South with high-risk individuals, of Cape May’s inviting Loyalton of Cape May for zations, health screenings, across the nation. For more Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 or those who just want to lobby, comfortable seating the fl u vaccination. Friends, and health fairs. In 2003, information contact us at reduce their chances of with snacks and beverages family and loved ones are our fl u immunization pro- FindAFluShot.com. www.emeritus.com contracting the fl u. prepared for enjoyment by all welcome! ©2007 Emeritus Senior Living With the health of the our cook staff. Any participant with community at the utmost Loyalton of Cape May Medicare Part B coverage importance, a series of lo- also hosts a health fair will receive their shot at cal clinics are scheduled on during the fl u clinic to no cost. Oct. 7 and 15 at 591 Route help keep our local seniors Maxim will also pro- 9 South in Cape May Court informed of the most up vide free immunization to Travel Service, Inc. House. to date services available anyone covered by Maxim Escorted Motorcoach Tours All Emeritus facilities to them. contracted Managed Care Convenient Pick-Up Points In Your Area nationwide will receive the Some of the vendors Plans (if participating, you See the USA aboard our deluxe “Comfort Coach” fi rst supply of fl u vaccina- include Home Instead, will be notifi ed by your Extra leg room and seat back entertainment system with hostess tions provided by Maxim Senior Care of Cape May, Health Plan). 2008 Escorted Motorcoach Tours Health Systems. Alzheimer’s Association, All others not covered Sept. 21-26 Savannah, Georgia ...... $630 pp Loyalton of Cape May Compassionate Care Hos- by the plans above will Sept. 30-Oct. 2 Lake George, Saratoga & Lake Placid ...... $399pp Oct. 5-7 Pennsylvania Grand Canyon ...... $499 pp offers all the opportunity to pice, Care Alternatives purchase their vaccinations Oct. 6-10 New Hampshire (Beacon Point) ...... $699 pp through Maxim Health Oct. 10-12 NASCAR at Lowes, Charlotte, NC ...... $559 pp Systems at the time of Oct. 12-16 Niagara Falls, Canada ...... $550 pp This year, instead of waiting in long lines Oct. 12-17 Myrtle Beach, SC - 8 Meals & 3 Shows ...... $595 pp the shots. Prices are: $30 Oct. 19-23 French Canada (Montreal & Quebec) ...... $699 pp Independence. for Flu and $45 for Pneu- to receive a fl u shot, visit Loyalton of Cape Oct. 20-24 Vermont Fall Foliage ...... $775 pp monia. Nov. 8-16 Branson, MO - 14 meals & 8 Shows ...... $1130 pp May’s inviting lobby, comfortable seating Small Groups Welcome! www.seniortravelservice.com Dignity. Maxim Health Systems is Prices are per person double occupancy a division of Maxim Health- with snacks and beverages prepared for CALL FOR FREE BROCHURES Attention Group Leaders! Our Deluxe Coaches are available for charter. Affordability. care Services, Inc. enjoyment by our cook staff. Established in 1996, Senior Travel • 1-800-257-8910 Box 308, 15 South Main St., Cape May Court House 08210 Exploitation (From Page A8) aarp.org/taxaide or 888- 227-7669. The Public Advocate They can also go to irs. website also provides spe- gov or call 800-829-1040 Is Your Independence cific information about for IRS assistance or to fi nd how to ensure that the an IRS Taxpayer Assistance Challenged In-home Services Tailored to $300-$600 stimulus rebate Center (TAC) near where does not adversely affect they live. an individual’s Medicaid By Age or Illness? Your Needs: In addition, Branch said We can help you to stay home eligibility. that the Public Advocate is • Companionship People who are on fi xed working with the Depart- and independent • Bathing & Grooming Assistance incomes such as Social ment of Health and Senior or Security Retirement, So- Services, the New Jersey • Meal Prep & Clean Up cial Security Disability, or AARP and other nonprofi t Veteran Affairs benefi ts, as Are You Caring For An • Light Housekeeping organizations to provide well as taxpayers who do outreach tax preparation • Laundry & Linen Changing not normally make enough and guidance services as Elderly Loved One? to fi le a 2007 tax return • Alzheimer’s & Dementia Care the deadline for fi ling gets We can help you relieve stress and can apply for the rebate closer. • Errands & Transportation under the federal Economic “Our main goal is to understand the resources available to you. Stimulus Program. make sure that vulnerable • Up to 24-hour Care If an individual receives elderly people get and are Licensed, insured & bonded Supplemental Security In- able to keep the money they For a FREE home visit, Call come (SSI) in addition to RN supervised deserve,” said Branch, not- Social Security Disability ing that reports of facilities (SSD), then he or she may taking advantage of elderly South Jersey also be eligible. However, residents are few but ex- those who receive only SSI amples of facilities that Geriatric Care, P.C. do not qualify. aren’t assisting residents “Every nursing home at all are many. and assisted living facility “As we investigate at 856-229-7682 has business offi ce staff or reports of excessive tax a social worker who can WE CAN HELP preparation fees and the assist their residents with illegal seizure of stimulus CALL TODAY FOR YOUR this task,” said Elder Om- (Page A14 Please) budsman Branch. FREE ASSESSMENT Individuals living in the community can fi nd 609-927-5001 helpful information and For Seniors 62 even ask specifi c tax and A REVERSE www.SeniorHelpers.com stimulus payment related MORTGAGE years and older questions to an IRS-certi- , SECURITY ...IT’S YOUR Employment Opportunities Available fi ed Tax Aide volunteer at SAFETY PEACE OF MIND TURN Use the Equity in your home to HEARING TESTS Supplement your retirement SET FOR SENIOR CITIZENS income with TAX-FREE* Cash Free electronic hearing test will be given at the Cape May County Hearing Aid Dispensary, 204 S. Main St., Cape May Court House, on Monday, Tuesday, CALL FOR UPCOMING EVENTS Wednesday, Thursday & Friday, September 22, 23, 24, 25 & 26, 10:00am to 4:00pm. Please call for an appointment. 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Subject to credit and property approval. A10 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Health & Senior Lifestyles Herald Newspapers September 17 2008 Curves of Court House Holds Girls Night In Curves® of Middle Twp, Oct. 19, at 9 a.m. said Curves manager Judy NJ part of the chain of the This is the second year Bickel. “So many people are “Making Strides is such an important Bob Noel world’s largest franchisor of that Curves of Middle touched by breast cancer event for us,” said Curves manager Judy fi tness clubs, supports the Twp, NJ fi elded a team for in some way, and this is a Bickel. “So many people are touched by 19 West Hand Avenue American Cancer Society the event. great opportunity for us to C.M.C.H., NJ 08210 by participating in one of Last year, the club raised come together as a com- breast cancer in some way...” its signature fundraising $1500, with a team of 12 munity and do something PH: (609)465-2878 events: Making Strides walkers. This year, Curves about it. For more information, Permanent Dieting and ® statefarm.com® Against Breast Cancer . has set a goal to raise “It’s exciting to know that or to make a donation, the results of an ongoing The event will take place $2500. we’re not just participating please contact Curves of university study. at Ocean City Boardwalk on Curves of Middle Twp, with the members in our Middle Twp, NJ at 609- Heavin and his wife NJ is also holding a “Girls own community, but with 463-1530. Diane are considered the Night In” event at their other Curves owners and About Curves innovators of the express Farrell Chiropractic facility located at 1 W. Shell their members across the Curves works every fi tness phenomenon that Bay Avenue, Cape May country as well.” major muscle group with has made exercise available Court House on Thursday, Curves International is strength training, cardio to more than four million & Rehabilitation Oct. 2. a National Corporate Team and stretching in every women worldwide. 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Dragonfl y’s clients In our ever on-the-go healthy living. at 106 North Main Street in Celebrate our dio, with its mellow yellow take the time to be still and society, it seems we have Ironically, National Yoga Cape May Court House may 1st Anniversary exterior and minimalist center. All four elements forgotten what it feels like month falls in September appear to be little more than style landscaping, is a simple tie into organic living by to simply plant two feet — that hectic back-to-real- a quaint, converted house. place. The decor inside the jump-starting stagnant cir- on the earth at once and life time of year when stress The modest chalkboard that 2 Free Yoga Classes- studio is similarly unassum- culation, increasing muscle breathe. is at an all-time high. sits out front, alerting pass- 9:00am & 11am ing — a well-lit, airy room movement and tone, and Unlike spas and similar In accordance with ersby to upcoming events, holds the shoe cubbies and simply affording the partici- places of luxury, Dragonfl y Dragonfl y’s one-year an- is often lost amid the hustle Free Acupuncture consultations couches that greet clients pant time to be calm. is not about pampering one- niversary, the studio will and bustle of town. & Free chair massages, as they enter. The staff recognizes self. According to Amanda, offer two free yoga classes But inside the studio is Live Music, Food and Drink The atmosphere here the connection that exists protecting one’s health on Sunday, Sept. 21 at 9:30 a hub of people who’ve is one of gimmick-free between a sound mind and should not carry the stigma and 11 a.m. Free chair discovered the physical 2pm-4pm approachability, a mental- a healthy body, and they of extravagance. massages, live music, food and mental benefi ts of yoga, ity not unlike that of the acknowledge the value “It seems that recently, and drink will be available massage, acupuncture, and studio’s owner herself. there is in slowing down people are going green between 2 and 4 p.m. Pilates. Amanda DeBurgos-Mil- to care for each. for everything but them- As this is the day of Dragonfl y also offers par- stead and her husband, Amanda, tall, tan, and selves,” she said. the Global Mala, a project ties, wellness at work, and Doug, opened Dragonfly toned, asked me in a Taking part in any of which strives to unite yoga prenatal yoga classes. Wellness Studio nearly a year ago, intent on recent interview, “Who the services offered at the communities worldwide For more information, creating a space of genuine couldn’t use an hour alone studio is far from frivolous; through concurrent yoga or to schedule and appoint- 106 North Main St. (Rt. 9) relaxation. Through yoga, to oneself in a room with it’s opting for a pro-active and meditation sessions, ment, call 609-465-4200. CMCH, NJ 08210 massage, acupuncture, and nice music?” and preventative stance in there’s never been a better 609.465.4200 time to get involved. —Diane Stopyra, www.dragonfl ywelnestudio.com Oceanview Plans Busy October The little yellow studio beginner yogi Oceanview Center For served. May at 4pm. Rehabilitation, 2721 Route • Oct. 3: Dr. Manish • Oct. 25: The center is ORTHOPEDIC SPECIALIST 9, Oceanview, announces Singh will host a “Pain hosting a “Craft Sale” from the following upcoming Management” seminar at 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. Lots of Jack Facciolo, D.O. events: the Lions Center Wildwood crafts, refreshments, free • Sept. 27: Dr. Joseph at 2:30 p.m. raffl e, and much more. Harhay speaking on “Joint • Oct. 6: The center is For more information on BOARD CERTIFIED these events, contact Karen • Practicing in Cape May County for 20 Years Replacement,” Noon. hosting “Identity Theft” at • Chief of Orthopedics at Cape Regional Medical Center Light refreshments will be at 609-780-3058. 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Instead, hopeless and you can’t see plan time for listening to out of that box. But a person problems and perhaps for who comes in from the handling a few, and spend IF YOU ARE A MEDICARE outside can help pinpoint quality time with your a problem and recommend loved one. ways to help improve the 3. Make observations, situation.” but be careful how you Levin offers these tips share them. to buoy long-distance care- “Retain respect for the BENEFICIARY AND... givers: individual who needs care, 1. Offer help. and be mindful of preserv- Lend a hand solving prob- ing personal dignity when lems that daily caregivers every step towards de- r.FEJDBSFGPSNTDPOGVTFZPV may not have time to think pendence may be viewed about. Shop for gadgets that (Page A13 Please) r4VQQMFNFOUBMJOTVSBODFQPMJDJFT PWFSXIFMNZPV r:PVOFFEBTTJTUBODFXJUIIFBMUI JOTVSBODFDMBJNT NEW PSORIASIS MANAGEMENT GUIDELINES SHIP can HELP! New guidelines recently released by the American Academy of Dermatology for (State Health Insurance Assistance Program) management of mild to severe psoriasis focus on the use of biologics. Administered by injection or infusion, these systemic medications pinpoint THERE IS NO CHARGE immune responses involved with psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis. While the new guidelines recognize that topical treatments are appropriate Convenient Locations for patients who are good candidates for localized therapy, they should not be used exclusively in Cape May County cases of patients who would benefi t from a Rio Grande combination of systemic and/or phototherapy Department of Aging treatments. However, once biologic therapy has been initiated, patients should avoid vaccinations Upper Township Senior Center Palermo with live vaccines and consult their dermatologist before receiving vaccinations of any kind. North Wildwood Senior Center North Wildwood Periodic re-evaluations by the dermatologist are also needed to check for the development of new Lower Township Senior Center Villas symptoms. For more detailed information about how this treatment may help you, consult with a Call Susan Raff, dermatologist. When you require professional Sonata Venciute or Laura Miller care for your skin, call LAWRENCE PAOLINI D.O., P.C at 609-465-8788 to arrange a private Program funded by the State of New Jersey Department of Health and Senior consultation. I am a Board Certifi ed dermatologist and the offi ce is conveniently located at 105 Services. Supported by: New Jersey Division of Senior Services and Cape May NORTH MAIN STREET, CAPE MAY County Board of Chosen Freeholders. COURT HOUSE. New patients welcome. Most insurance plans are accepted. Please send any questions or comments to my offi ce FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL or e-mail me at: [email protected] P.S. There are currently fi ve biologics that are approved by the U.S. Food and Drug 886-8138 Administration for treatment of psoriasis. Herald Newspapers September 17 2008 Health & Senior Lifestyles www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A13 Good News for Many Cataract Patients Roughly half of the Amer- ract never reaches While most people are post-surgery. Whereas it ican population will have a such a size, and there- was once commonplace for cataract by the age of 65. fore does not need to understandably fearful cataract patients to need By the age of 75, nearly all be removed. Howev- of surgery, cataract thicker eyeglass lenses • F R E E S E M I N A R • Americans will have at least er, once you’ve been after surgery, patients can one cataract. diagnosed as having a surgery is actually the now have intraocular lenses A cloudiness of the eye’s cataract, regular visits most commonly per- (IOLs) implanted during “BETTER INVESTMENT STRATEGIES lens, a cataract does not nec- to your eye doctor are surgery. essarily need to be removed necessary to monitor formed type of surgery FOR TODAY’S RETIREES” immediately upon its detec- its growth. in the United States The IOL is essentially a tion. In many instances, a While most people replacement lens that can This seminar will explain: cataract starts very small, are understandably ing number of cataract even eliminate the need and most doctors prefer to fearful of surgery, cataract patients, have performed for glasses entirely, as is the How the realities of today’s investment environment wait until the cataract is of surgery is actually the most several thousand cataract case with the new multifo- require a new approach signifi cant size to and can commonly performed type surgeries. cal IOLs. Even traditional What investment strategies may work best for you interfere with vision before of surgery in the United Another piece of good IOLs often only require removing it. States, and many surgeons, news concerning cataracts a patient to need reading Strategies to help maintain your standard of living In some cases, the cata- thanks to the overwhelm- is the progress being made glasses for close vision. throughout retirement Caregivers Seating is limited. Call (609) 463-6755 to reserve your spot. (From Page A12) Transitions to senior tips for determining if long- deal with the housing part housing are smoothest term care is appropriate and of the picture. Long-dis- Wednesday/Sept. 24, 2008 The Lobster House in Cape May as loss of control,” Levin when approached pro- explains how to broach the tance caregivers can also suggests. actively, before a crisis conversation. get help from CFAD when Tamara A. Allison, 4. Visit and look for arises. “The possibilities offered investigating other local Financial Advisor changes that indicate a need For example, long-dis- by the Internet to help long personal and community- Associate Vice President - Investments for more care. tance caregivers can screen distance caregivers are based resources like home 217 No. Main St., Suite 103 Is your loved one eat- more than 60,000 housing fabulous, and we’ve made care, daily money manag- Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 www.agedwards.com/FC/tamara.allison ing regularly? Is personal options online by visiting our Web site a portal for ers, eldercare lawyers, or hygiene slipping? Are snapforseniors.com. people looking for solu- geriatric care managers 609-463-6755 prescriptions unfi lled or The SNAPforSeniors tions,” Levin says. to coordinate activities or forgotten? online search tool is like “SNAPforSeniors is a site even where you can donate A.G. Edwards is a division of Wachovia Securities, LLC. Member SIPC (64872-v1) RPS120-1108) A helpful checklist, “Ten the Multiple Listing Ser- designed to help families a wheelchair.” Warning Signs: Your Older vice for senior housing. Family Member May Need Long-distance caregivers Help” can be found at cfad. can narrow the search by org/library/HolidayFact- geographic location, care SheetFinal.pdf. needs, type of facility and 5. Use the Internet to personal amenities. ease a transition. A new tool from SNAP- “Transitions can be rough forSeniors and the Al- The Secret is Out or smooth, depending on zheimer’s Association, the the nature of the situa- Caregiver Conversation tion, whether it’s a crisis Checklist, helps families or something that’s been discussing housing op- coming gradually, and the tions. nature of the person being The checklist, which can cared for,” Levin says. be found on alz.org, offers You can fool all the people some of the time and some of the people all the time, but you cannot fool all the people all the time. – Abraham Lincoln

LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION Eye cataracts are named in accordance with their location. The most common type, a “nu- clear” cataract, occurs in the center of the lens and may induce nearsightedness. As a result, there may be a temporary improvement in reading vision, known as “second sight,” which unfortunately dis- appears as the cataract worsens. A “cortical” cataract begins as wedge-shaped spokes in the cortex of the lens that extend from the outside of the lens toward the center. Although it develops slowly, it may impair both distance and near vision to the point where surgery is indicated at a relatively early stage. Lastly, a “subcapsular” cataract slowly develops as a small opacity under the capsule. Symp- toms may not appear until it is well developed. Cataracts are a common cause of vision loss, especially as we age, but they are treatable. This column on cataracts has been brought to you THIS EVENT WILL BE HELD 1 WEEK ONLY by ATLANTIC EYE CENTER and EYE MAX WED., SEPT. 17 - WED., SEPT. 24 LASIK CENTER in the interest of better eye health. Usually cataracts cannot be viewed from the outside of the eye without proper instruments. We examine the eye with a variety of instruments to determine the type, size, and location of the cataract. Cataract surgery is always a last resort. We truly want to help you and encourage you to call us for more information. We accept most insurance, including Medicare and Medicaid. Please send your questions or comments to my offi ce or email me at: [email protected] P.S. Subcapsular cataracts are often associated with diabetes, retinitis pigmentosa, and the taking of high doses of steroids. “Voted best ophthalmologist by the AUDIBEL HEARING AID CENTER Press of Atlantic City in 2007” Schoolhouse Offi ce Park 211 S. Main St., Suite 101 • Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 Joseph Francisco License #908 1-800-260-4046 A14 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers September 17 2008 Cape Express Soccer Fall Season Underway Stone Harbor Teachers Start The Cape Express U- Tim Sawyer and Brayden chanan, Tommy Thornton The Express U-14 boys’ 8 Silver Streak defeated Carr. The middle third and Corey Daniels scored Lightning won their season Lumberton with goals by was controlled by Sean for Cape. opener at Medford, 2-0. School Year Without Contract Patrick Moore, Ed Proud Zellers, Gavin Seddon, Do- The U-10 boys Tsunami Net-minder Nate McK- and John Carlson. Vincent menic DeGeorge, Nick hosted the Deptford Gladi- night held Medford score- By LESLIE TRULUCK The board did not imme- the best interest of the Wilson anchored a strong Gartner and Lexi Brown. ators. Christian Rafter less. Tommy Catanoso, diately comment on those children for the teachers defense for the winners. The defense was anchored scored three times and Nick Will, Andrew Hoy and STONE HARBOR — Ed- statements at the meeting not to have a contract,” Cape’s Silver Bullet by Zach Waldron, Tyler while Reese Waddington, John Ruskey were strong at ucators at Stone Harbor but Board President John Atwood said. picked up where they left Mericle and Matt Brown Zack Thomas and Hawkins fullback. Providing strong Elementary School have no Atwood later told the Her- Stone Harbor and Avalon off last spring versus the with Mike Sharkey protect- Heitmann added scores for midfi eld attack were half- contract for the 2008-09 ald all teachers have tenure schools’ Superintendent Moorestown Inferno. The ing the goal. Cape. Anthony Zampiri backs Kiley McCarthy, Jacob school year as they return except for two new teach- David Rauenzahn was un- offensive attack was sup- Cape Express U-13 boys’ was strong in goal, register- Cowan, David Gray, Justin to work. ers, Scott Terry and Katie available for comment. plied by Butchie Rulon, Blizzard outscored Marlton ing his fi rst shutout of the Moretti, Nick Manyak and "We are disappointed Rinylo, who were hired Sean Geary, Jack McNeal, Lightning Red, 3-1. Zac Bu- fall. Jordan Hallman. Lead- the board has dragged out this year. ing the offense were strik- this process," said Kathy Although he could not ers Drew Fiorucci, Darrell Schoenberger, co-president speak about specifi c nego- Shelton, Jeremy Novick, of the Stone Harbor Educa- tiations, Atwood said the Zack Novick and Dakota tion Association. new contract, once settled, Johnson. At a highly attended would be retroactive as of Darrell Shelton and Da- Stone Harbor Board of Edu- July 1. He said negotiations vid Gray scored the Light- cation meeting Sept. 10, started in January and “it ning goals. The Avalanche U13-B Schoenberger said mem- is a matter of difference defeated Burlington United, bers of the association of opinion on several is- SEPTEMBER 3-1, with Kieran Sullivan have had many meetings sues.” SONG scoring the fi rst two goals and negotiations but a Atwood said the board and Ben Casper the fi nal contract has not yet been has shown no disrespect FRIDAYS, SATURDAYS, tally. settled. She requested the to the teachers during the SUNDAYS Gavin Woodrow was board put together a "fair, negotiations and the issues DOGGIES ON solid in goal supported by competitive contract." are shared among the board 9:57 ‘TIL 5:01 Ben Casper, Jared Casper "We are being paid last and the teachers alike. and Eugene Zebrowski as year's salary," she said. 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Senior Lifestyles and Health & Fitness Hip Replacement Improves Lives Here For You (NAPSI) — New research individuals with osteoar- “While the number of hip range of motion.” Personal Services from Duke University has thritis who undergo total replacements has increased Researchers also found found that having a hip hip replacement are better over the last decade, less that total hip replace- replaced vastly improves able to care for themselves, than 25 percent of patients ments offer substantial We are new and we’re here for you! the quality of life of older have improved physical who could benefi t from the cost savings to the health Americans who suffer from function, and enjoy longer procedure elect to receive care system and are signifi - Offering osteoarthritis. independence, according it,” said Linda George, cantly less expensive than The condition affects to AdvaMed, the Advanced Ph.D., of the Duke Center paying for even one year Senior Companion Care: approximately 10 million Medical Technology As- for the Study of Aging. of long-term care for the Housekeeping, Errands, Laundry, Americans, causing pain, sociation. “This is unfortunate disabled. decreased mobility, and In fact, the procedure because hip replacement pa- For a free copy Socialization, Meal Preparation, increased risk of falls and is as benefi cial for people tients report a very high rate of the study, e-mail Transportation To And From fractures. in their 80s and 90s as for of satisfaction, experience info@progressyoucansee. 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She has also volunteered reading to WILDWOOD — A team students at Stone Harbor of two fi refi ghters, on their Elementary School. hands and knees with their During her three-year vision obstructed, maneu- term as president of the vered their way through Garden Club of Stone Har- debris of the second fl oor bor, club members received of 205 East Popular. the Pennsylvania Horticul- A wall lay between them tural Award for suburban and their way out and they greening at the Garden of were running low on air. Remembrance, participat- The only thing missing ed for the fi rst time in the from the precarious situ- Philadelphia Flower Show ation was real fl ames and and received a third-place smoke. Beautifi cation Award from The scenario was part of Cape May County. a self-rescue and survival Kramar received the fi rst hands-on-training class, Lauren Suit Lauren Suit non-business award from specifi cally tailored to build During the self-contained breathing apparatus Firefi ghters squeeze through a hole in a wall during a simulation of maneu- the Chamber of Commerce confi dence and education confi dence portion of the course, fi refi ghters’ vi- vering safely through a smoke-fi lled home. This obstacle, taken from reports and she partnered with the in the face of life threaten- sion was blocked by wax paper, which simulated of real situations that have killed fi refi ghters, was one of many that teams Pennsylvania Horticultural ing situations. smoke, and their air packs were steadily running encountered during their safety and survival training on Sept. 11. Society to conduct lectures “Every fi refi ghter, wheth- out of oxygen. in the borough. She also re- er you are in a volunteer or designed and enhanced the paid department, can be Garden of Remembrance. put into these situations,” Of all of Kramar’s many said Dan DiRenzo, lead contributions, she said instructor of the Camden the most significant one County Fire Academy Safe- she has identified with ty and Survival Unit. is the strengthening and Operating under the enhancing the partnership Camden County Fire Acad- between the ROA and the emy, the Safety & Survival Garden Club using team- Unit is made up of fi re ser- building and leadership vice instructors dedicated skills. to training fi refi ghters to Elizabeth Norton Kramar lead members of stay alive. DiRenzo said he Anglesea Fire Company No.1 parades down New Jersey Avenue during the annual the Department of Public and a team of 18 traveled to New Jersey State Firefi ghters Convention. The theme of this year’s parade was Works to introduce the Wildwood for the hands-on “a seatbelt for every fi refi ghter,” part of the Everyone Goes Home initiative. Safe Harbor Project, to training, one of 40 classes promote native garden they conduct a year. habitat, jointly sponsored He said it took the team by the ROA. about a day to prepare the She fulfilled her com- property used for the train- mitment to place fl agpoles ing courses. at every entrance to Stone “Our mission is to pro- Harbor by having them vide the training so the installed at the island garfi refi ghters can come home dens on Second Avenue at safely to their families,” Lauren Suit 118th Street, Stone Harbor he said during the Sept. Firefi ghters had to safely bail out from a second story Marina, 96th Street and 11 training session here, and third story window correctly using ropes and Sunset Drive, the foot of sponsored by the Cape ladders in their descent. Lauren Suit the Great Channel Bridge May County Fire Chief’s U.S. Rep. Frank LoBiondo, Five-Mile Beach offi cials, Cape May County Free- ulated what firefighters the wax paper and their air and in the new garden at Association. holders, and local candidates were on hand at Dog Tooth Bar & Grill Sept. 12 would encounter if a col- packs were steadily run- Third Avenue and 117th Greg Collier, the New for a complimentary reception to local fi refi ghters, police offi cers and EMS lapse got them entangled ning out of oxygen. Street. Jersey Advocate for the personnel as a “thank you” for their service. Kramar introduced the Everyone Goes Home ini- in a structure’s wires. The Despite the numerous Safe Harbor Project, to tiative, said that the simula- wax paper was applied for obstacles in their way, promote native garden tions are taken from reports disentanglement training the teams never stopped Motorcyclist Hits Downed Tree habitat, which was jointly of real situations that have and the firefighters had talking to one another and By HARRY B. a tree fell across the road- Baumgarten, a Bridgeton sponsored by the ROA. killed fi refi ghters. to remember to keep low were able to finish the SCHEELER JR. way on Hands Mill Road resident, who sustained Kramar grew up in Oaklyn Collier said fi refi ghters’ and carefully maneuver in course as their air packs while a motorcycle was multiple injuries. Although and has three daughters courage allows them to order to get free. began to warn of limited BELLEPLAIN — A 68- traveling west on that road. he wore a helmet, it report- and six grandchildren. willingly risk their own After the instructors time. year-old motorcyclist was The motorcyclist was un- edly was thrown off during Contact Truluck at (609) lives so that others can be went over the correct use The training session is in critical condition af- able to stop in time, and the the accident. 886-8600 ext. 24 or at: saved. But they need a dif- of the air pack and a few a fi rst for the annual New select firefighting tools, Jersey State Firefighter’s ter a freak accident, Sept. driver was ejected off the Belleplain Emergency ltruluck @cmcherald.com. ferent type of courage, he 13 around 3:30 p.m., on motorcycle and “bounced Corps arrived on scene and said, to stay safe in poten- pairs were sent on the Convention, held here scenario of moving through Sept. 11-13, said Wildwood Hands Mill and Macellaro several times,” according requested Paramedics and a Church Collects tially dangerous situations, roads, here. to a witness. Medevac to respond. avoiding needless risks and a smoke-fi lled home. Here Fire Captain Dan Speigel. Shoes for Africa they encounter the most The hope is that the train- According to a bystander, Injured was Gerald Belleplain Fire Depart- tragic consequences. ment set up a landing zone WHITESBSORO — First “This way they have physically demanding tests ing program will grow in as they climbed up steep the following years. Health Fair Set At First Assembly at the Sixth Street ball Baptist Church of Whites- their skills to save their CAPE MAY — The First Included in the fair will fi eld. boro, 8 West Main St., will own lives,” he said. inclines of stairways with- “It provides something out stairs, smashed through more for the firefighters Assembly of God Church, be blood pressure, choles- South Star airlifted collect serviceable shoes to A group of 29 fi refi ghters 1068 Seashore Road, in terol, blood sugar, fracture tBaumgarten, who was send to Africa. from departments through- walls, and crawled through coming down here,” Spei- spaces that looked like it gel said. “It isn’t just the conjunction with Cape risk and peripheral artery reported to be unconscious Collection day will be out the state went through Regional Medical Center disease screenings and and unresponsive after the Sept. 27 from 10 a.m.-4 four stations mirroring could never accommodate same T-shirt vendors.” a full-outfi tted fi refi ghter. Contact Suit at: (609) Coordinator of Parish Nurs- more. accident, to AtlantiCare p.m. safety and survival in life- ing Bonne Kratzer, will All are welcome to at- Regional Medical Center For further information threatening situations. During the entire course, 886-8600 ext. 25 or their vision was blocked by [email protected] hold a health fair beginning tend. For directions call Trauma Center in Atlantic call Pastor George Thomp- DiRenzo took the Herald at noon Sept. 28. 884-2424. City. son, 465-4143. for an in-depth tour through the four scenarios: CG Crews •Bail out (From Page A1) in the water while the rescue boat passes over a pump, ‘Pause for Pets’ Set •Situational awareness Turning over though surf is considered a last-resort and and sometimes a crew, to help dewater and prevent Saturday At CMC Shelter •Disentanglement USCG personnel are trained to avoid fl ipping because it sinking. •Self-Contained breath- interferes with exterior antennae and communication In this mock situation, the pump didn’t work and the COURT HOUSE — The Demonstrations, refreshing apparatus confi dence equipment, said BM1 Dayna Schock. Sea conditions rescue boat had to perform a stern and side tow. Once Cape May County Animal ments and music. At the bail out, the fi re- are up to chance for drills, as they are in actual rescues. closer to port, the towline is shortened and the disabled Shelter and Adoption Cen- Those attending can fi ghters had to safely get They are scheduled in advance and performed at the vessel is brought along side the rescue boat, secured to- ter in conjunction with the view the new memorial down from a second story mercy of nature. gether by over four lines, to make it easier to maneuver Animal Alliance of Cape brick walk, and meet some and third story window Tow drills entail 50 steps from beginning to end as and bring it safely to moor. May County will host a of the best cats and dogs “courtyard opening” from in town. correctly using ropes and crew establish communication, maneuver into a tow The USCG is mandated by Congress not to interfere ladders in their descent. 1-3 p.m. Saturday. The Cape May County position and take the disabled boat safely to port, in this with commercial salvage if there is no real emergency, The event is free and Animal Shelter and Adop- Firefighters had wax case the South Jersey Marina. like if the engine broke down or the boat ran out of gas. open to the public. It will tion Center is located next paper in their goggles to To receive the title of coxswain, Cooklin must prove his However, if there is a medical emergency, fi re, leak or feature such subjects as to the Animal Alliance of simulate the obstructed ability to lead his crew by showing command and mastery otherwise potentially life-threatening situation the Coast “In Defense of Animals” CMC, Courtyard corner of vision from a smoke-fi lled of the vessel. BMC Greg L. Via, one of Cooklin’s grading Guard Station Cape May is prepared. Workshop, Shelter Dog Moore and Shelter Road. structure during the situ- supervisors, said the operation is graded as a team and Cooklin successfully completed a stern and side tow Agility Demonstrations, For further information, ational awareness training. Cooklin must be mindful of his mates because they can and safely moored the distressed boat with minimal K-9 Search and Rescue email animalshelter@co. With their partner they had affect his grade. BM3 Christye Greene, SN Kevin Kovach mistakes. Afterwards, his performance is reviewed and Demonstrations, Children’s cape-may.nj.us or call 465- to fi gure out what type of and MK2 Paul Peter instinctively positioned themselves discussed to see how it could be improved. Activities, Dog Grooming 8923. room they were in and fi nd on the boat and began to catch the fi rst painter rope. View a video of the USCG rescue drill on the Herald’s a way out. Every coxswain and crewmember must perform these website. “I learned that it is the weak who are cruel, and that Ropes draped about a drills at least once every six months. Contact Truluck at (609) 886-8600 ext. 24 or at: gentleness is to be expected only from the strong.” foot off the ground sim- MLB 47311 simulated a motor-down situation idling ltruluck @cmcherald.com. -Leo Rosten Herald Newspapers September 17 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A17 Mining Venture (From Page A1) Gloucester, Grant said he couldn’t be frightened by threat FLEA MARKET Road site. of methadone clinics instead of the mining pit. Robert C. Hopkins worked for Future Mining for six • William Kern, who owns property on Indian Trail but SALE months as a heavy equipment operator. At a May 15 hear- lives in Court House, said he was worried about water Offi ce Furniture for Home and Offi ce ing, he said the workers at the Goshen Road site routinely contamination from the old landfi ll across the street from 1 Day Only crushed contaminated materials including asbestos pipes, the proposed site. failed to water down dust on roads and equipment and • Shelia McMillan Tejada, of Whitesboro, was concerned Sat. Sept. 27th didn’t wear goggles, hardhats or breathing apparatus. about the health of her sick mother and husband. He also testifi ed that trucks using the site often bypassed • Etta Washington, of Indian Trail, said the extra trucks 9:00am - 3pm the vehicle weighing station leaving recycled material from the facility would make the area’s traffi c situation unaccounted for. even worse. “It’s already hard to get out of the driveway,” $AVE On New and Used Chairs, Desks, File At that hearing, Future Mining’s attorney Steve Neh- she said. BIG mad described Hopkins as a disgruntled employee who • Sam Kelly, who grew up on his family’s farm near the Cabinets and More - CASH AND CARRY was bitter over being fi red for missing too much time proposed site, said the industrial use would not support at work. the area’s tourist destination economy. 6701 Black Horse Pike • Cardiff Plaza (Across from Deltona Tires) At last week’s hearing, Heun said company policies • Neighboring resident Rosie Jefferson read a lengthy (609) 569-9191 • www.offi ce-concepts.com of checking incoming recycling truckloads ensured that statement that listed numerous reasons for the zoning no contaminated material makes it onto the site to be board to disapprove the application. crushed. She said roads are regularly watered down to • Vinid Kotecha, a brand new resident at the neigh- reduce dust and personnel are required to wear safety boring Ryan Homes development, said he worried about equipment and are disciplined if they do not. the environmental, economic and safety consequences She also said that the only reason trucks would bypass of the project. the scale would be if they were picking up material sold • Betty McGurk, of Court House, said she lives near by the yard rather than by weight. the township maintenance garage where the noise of When asked by opposition attorney Carole Mattessich idling and reversing trucks can be deafening in the early whether she ever completed the appropriate paperwork morning hours. She said the noise would be similar if not for a recycling drop-off after the truck had already depart- worse at the mining site. ed, she said she hadn’t. She also denied any knowledge • Diane Kelly, of Del Haven, asked that the board and of trucks coming onto the site during off hours, when the the applicant not insult the citizenry’s intelligence by loads would not be inspected by company employees. suggesting this development would be better than the It’s Time Mattessich represents her husband, Township Tax As- trees in the existing environment. sessor Joseph Ravitz, and his business partner Lee Rohm • Madeline Filipski, of the township taxpayers’ associa- who own a parcel of land adjacent to the proposed site. tion, asked if the board needed the state’s permission to to Go Under Cover! When the public had its turn at the microphone, many grant site plan approval for this project. residents spoke out against the proposal, but a few sided • Cindy Sowash, of Maryland, said she and her husband with Future Mining. purchased property on Indian Trail a year and a half ago. We Carry All of Your Rev. Rudy Sheptock, pastor of the Lighthouse Church, She said she thought the area was the best-kept secret said Future Mining generously hauled away truckloads on the East Coast. “But we never would have thought it of tree stumps from the site of their church construction would become an industrial area. It’s hard to believe this Winterizing Supplies project in Burleigh. He said the donation was valued at board would choose to make this a place of industry rather $12,000. than a place of natural beauty as it is.” OR… WE CAN DO IT FOR YOU Robert Haig, who lives next to the Goshen Road site, • Grace Bronson, who has friends and family near said he’s read a lot of negative things in the newspaper the proposed site, passed around pictures of the Goshen about the company’s proposal, but from his experience Road site. it’s actually not a bad place to live. • Neighbor Josephine Gurdegiel said she loves the “We have no problem with noise or dust,” he said. “I pristine beauty of the area and worries about potential have two young children…a dog, a cat, even a swing in truck noise and health concerns. the backyard.” • Deborah Baley, of Indian Trail, said he moved from Of course, he can hear the site’s machinery when it’s the big city to enjoy life at the shore. She had concerns running, but it’s never caused any problems, he said. about air and water pollution. When asked by Mattessich if he discussed his testimony • Betsy Haskin, of Court House, said Future Mining in advance with anyone from Future Mining, Haig said should reach out to the community and work on alleviat- he had not. ing their concerns. Local farmer Edward Wuerker, who owns property • Georgie Mellon, a 13-year-old girl from Indian Trail, on Indian Trail Road, said he didn’t understand what all asked about getting on the school bus in the morning with the controversy surrounding this project was about. His all the truck traffi c from the site. She was also concerned comments suggested the company should be able to do with water. “When I get older I have to worry about my whatever it wants with the property. water too and I’m going to be here longer than them,” “I don’t see a house within 500 feet…it’s next to she said. Order Your Inground nowhere,” Wuerker said. “I don’t see that any of this is • Raymond Hoff, who lives on Route 47, said the traffi c going to change the world.” from the site would be a big problem. Pool Now and Save! He said so many people move down the shore and then • Rev. James Francis, of Indian Trail, said he wouldn’t don’t understand why all the development that’s sprung be allowed to sleep with all the truck traffi c. “I just retired, For Summer 2009 Vinyl & Fiberglass Pools up to support them is there. for what?” he said. “I have an old phone book for Cape May and Atlantic • Spencer Cohen, a 35-year resident of Green Creek, counties from 1945 at home,” he said. “Sometimes, I wish asked the board to reconsider its use variance approval. Call Today for a everyone who isn’t listed in it would leave.” “Everybody makes mistakes,” he said of their earlier deci- OPEN While those three spoke out for the company, nearly 20 sion. “Look into your hearts and do the right thing.” 7 DAYS residents opposed the project. Many of the opposition’s When the public comment portion was finished, FREE Estimate! comments were met with applause from the audience, McLaughlin confi rmed that the hearing would be con- which board Chairman James McLaughlin admonished tinued at the board’s Oct. 9 meeting. All that remains is 2410 RT. 9 SOUTH & BAYVIEW RD. several times. the board engineer’s report and closing arguments from • Gerald Grant, of Indian Trail Road, wondered if the the attorneys. RIO GRANDE • 609.465.4311 taxes from the surrounding properties were equal to the Contact Hart at (609) 886-8600 Ext 35 or at: potential taxes from the proposed project. 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Rosh Hashana Services Jack Fichter TH Members of the Fifth Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers (Union Army) take TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 AND shots at the Confederate Army (17th Virginia Volunteers) during a reenactment ST at Civil War Weekend at Historic Cold Spring Village Sept. 13. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1 News Digests SERVICES BEGIN AT 9:30AM (From Page A1) on the ballot in the Nov. 4 election located off Exit 11 of the Garden State concerning the borough selling two EGALITARIAN SERVICES LED BY LAYLEADERS Parkway at the corner of Moore and liquor licenses that could provide over Shelter roads. For more information call $1 million in tax relief. Minimum bids 609-465-8923. are pegged at $650,000 for a restaurant and $750,000 for retail sale. Present to Free Liquor License Meeting discuss the questions that will be on the ballot will be Mayor Pam Kaithern, Bor- Open to the Public WEST CAPE MAY — A town meeting ough Solicitor Frank Corrado, Borough will be held here Oct. 14 at 7 p.m. on Auditor Leon Costello and Police Chief Children Welcome the topic of an upcoming voter referen- Diane Sorantino. dum for the approval of the sale of liquor licenses. There will be three questions (Page A45 Please) 610 Washington Ave., Woodbine NJ 08270 • 609-861-5355 A18 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers September 17 2008 Convention Hall Architect to Meet with Council By JACK FICHTER design would take place in of the new Convention certifi cation and seating at She said the public want- early October. Hall that would include tomorrow’s meeting. ed to see details such as CAPE MAY — City Coun- The mayor said council seating and “green” energy Miller said residents did solar panels, type of stage cil will hold a special meet- had choices to make on the features. not want to see council and blackout curtains for ing open to the public with building’s interior such as Mahaney said coun- approve a “picture without the rear wall. Martin Kimmel, architect the type of seating. cil members would dis- substance as before but Mahaney said it would for the city’s Convention Resident Christine Miller cuss items such as LEED the actual building itself take several months to Hall project tomorrow at asked that Kimmel produce (Leadership in Energy and with every single thing you produce fi nal construction 2 p.m. a 3-D architectural model Environmental Design) would need to know.” drawings. Council voted unani- Resident Jim Wyatt Outpatient Drug Treatment mously Sept. 9 to approve Investigation Continues asked that Kimmel show Methadone and Suboxone Treatment the preliminary design of a two facades to the public, new hall. the contemporary design Intensive Outpatient Day & Evening Lower MUA Ousts Two Employees The decision to construct approved by council and a Programs Available a new Convention Hall is By JACK FICHTER Mike DeMarcantonio told the fi rings were a result of design with elements of a No Waiting List! subject to a binding voter the Herald Sept. 11. an investigation of unau- 1917 Cape May Conven- referendum Nov. 4. VILLAS — Two Lower He said he could not thorized recycling of MUA tion Hall. Interim City Manager Township Municipal Utili- offer further details since materials such as old water Councilman Niels Favre Bruce MacLeod said the ties (MUA) employees, they were personnel issues meters and scrap metal for said it remains to be proven resolution allowed architect Clifford Gall, a former Ex- and “because nothing has personal profi t. The men if the proposed interior de- Martin Kimmel to develop ecutive Director who be- been fi nalized yet.” claim they had permission sign could be matched with the interior design. came superintendent, and He said he met with the from a member of the MUA the 1917-style facade. He Deputy Mayor Linda supervisor John Chew have Gall and Chew Sept. 10. Board of Commissioners said the new facility should Steenrod asked for more been placed on paid leave DeMarcantonio said the to recycle the items in be as green as possible. public restrooms be in- pending the results of an utility had not complet- question, according to the The lack of a convention cluded in the design to internal investigation. ed the investigation and source. hall has hurt the tourism replace those that will be “I will confi rm that they more employees may be DeMarcantonio told the economy of Cape May, lost when the neighboring are both no longer em- involved. Board Solicitor Herald he would issue ad- said Favre. He said some Solarium is demolished or ployed here and on paid Peter Tourison was under- ditional information when compromise may be neces- relocated. leave,” Lower MUA Au- taking the investigation. the investigation was con- sary for the overall good of Mayor Edward J. Mah- thority Executive Director A source told the Herald cluded. the city. aney Jr. said a public meeting to present the Con- No Budget Yet of ratables, a document that offers complete details on vention Hall preliminary (From Page A1) the ratables, tax levies and other fi nancial data of the process. Due to continuing negotiations, Karavan could county and its municipalities. not comment on the specifi cs, or give the prospective That document was slated to be produced May 3, FALL CRUISE SALE – September 13-27, 2008 buyer’s name. but was delayed because Wildwood had not adopted The site, between Susquehanna Avenue and the bay, its budget. and from Baker to Lincoln avenues, is home to a former If Wildwood does not have a tax rate set by Oct. 1, landfi ll, as well as the city’s public works garage, a former Brown said that document would have to be produced self-storage facility, and private properties. manually in his offi ce, rather than with the use of its K. Hovnanian had eyed the site as the future home of automated system, a task that would place an additional a residential community, and initially paid the city $18 hardship on the tax offi ce. million for the municipally-owned land and $2.5 million Troiano added that if the city did lose the use of the for the self-storage facility. 2008 added assessments, which total between $200,000 However, designing for a former landfi ll wasn’t easy and and $300,000, they could still be included on the 2009 K. Hovnanian, blaming economic troubles, announced tax rolls. last November that it would withdraw as the designated Commissioner Gary DeMarzo was not confi dent in developer. the prospective land-sale deals. K. Hovnanian spent about $2 million researching the “To say that one is ‘done’ is a strong word,” DeMarzo Book and deposit environmental condition of the site and the city had said of Troiano’s phrasing of the negotiation of the back- with our AAA already received $6.9 million in payments. bay sale. “No agreement has come before this commis- The city does not have to repay those funds, and any sion. I haven’t even seen a draft of the contract.” Preferred Cruise studies done on building on the back-bay also belong to the city. Partners* during our The land sale might be just the thing to signifi cantly 7th Fall Cruise Sale, reduce the “worst-case scenario” of a 25.1-cent local We Have tax increase, meaning $1.082 per $100 of assessed AAA Travel September 13-27, 2008 valuation. The city aimed to adopt the budget on Sept. 15, so Rio Grande Offi ce and receive a His and it could be approved by the Cape May County Board of The Grande Center, 3301 Route 9 South Her gift set, PLUS our Taxation, which held its fi nal regularly schedule meeting of the month Sept 16. The county board must approve the MONEY 609-465-3033 price guarantee! budget before it is sent to the state for fi nal approval. “I don’t think it’s asking too much for them to have a To Visit your nearest AAA office, call 1-888-AAA-TRIP or log onto AAA.com special meeting,” Troiano said of asking the county to hold a special meeting once Wildwood adopts a budget. *Offer is available when traveling with a AAA Preferred Partner. All travel must be completed within one year. New bookings only. Minimum purchase required. No substitutions allowed. Offer valid while supplies last. According to County Tax Administrator George R. 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Ma- Aug. 12 at beach entrances a variety of factors involved From $2,799 per person many spinal injury calls for years ago, has been work- haney Jr. said the most warning of a “dangerous in the injuries including Explore arctic wildlife, glacier-carved valleys and fascinating the beach patrol and emer- ing to publicize the issue. spinal injuries occurred shore break, waves break the size of the grains of culture blending native, Eskimo and Russian traditions. gency medical technicians He suggested contacting on beaches from Howard in shallow water, serious sand and the source of the From the snow-capped mountains to vast national parks, in the city this summer? other beach towns in the Street to Poverty Beach. injuries could occur even sand. America’s last frontier will simply take your breath away. Cape May Fire Chief state that receive beach Avalon, Stone Harbor in small surf.” Cape May’s beaches fac- CALL FOR MORE DETAILS Jerry Inderwies Jr. told replenishment yet are not and Long Beach Island “When in doubt, don’t ing south may also be a City Council Sept. 9 he experiencing the same received beach replenish- go out,” reads the last line factor, he said. Arlinda Global Travel was not certain why more number of spinal cord ment from the same source of the sign. Interim City Manager www.arlindaglobaltravel.com spinal injuries occurred injuries. but are not seeing the same DeSatnick said commu- Bruce MacLeod said beach- Arlinda Swartzlander • 609-653-8800 this year. A lot of injuries this sum- amount of injuries said De- nication with the Army goers need to use common Due to hospital confi- mer were not to surfers, Satnick. He said warning Corps of Engineers was sense to gauge the waves. dentiality laws, the city is but to bathers and people signs at beach entrances crucial to fi nd the cause of He said fire department unable to follow up on the EMTs stepped up the train- Court House Cleaners extent of injuries following State Offers Horse Traders Tax Advice ing process to deal with an incident, he said. spinal injuries as well as 10% Off Dry Cleaning Only “For myself and my staff, TRENTON — To edu- the department’s Web site tax except when a specifi c the lifeguards. w/ this ad (Exp. 9/30/08) it gets very frustrating to cate New Jersey’s equine under “Publications, For statutory exemption ap- MacLeod said he hoped see injury after injury,” industry, the New Jersey Farmers” at www.nj.gov/ plies. The Horse-Keeping legislators would review Tailoring Done on Premises said Inderwies. Department of Agriculture agriculture. document defines when the beach replenishment Bulk Laundry • Leather Work He said the solution may has prepared the docu- The equine industry has certain exemptions apply. program for changes that be changing the slope of ment “Horse-Keeping Busi- a variety of horse keep- For additional informa- may prevent injuries. Dry Cleaning • Gown Preservation the beach or educating the nesses and New Jersey ing businesses, including tion or questions, please Deputy Mayor Niels Fa- 463-8020 • Mon.-Fri. 7:30 to 5:30, Sat. 9:00 to 1:00 public to prevent injuries. Sales and Use Tax.” The breeding farms, boarding contact the Department vre suggested brochures The risk of injury is document was developed operations, riding facilities, of Agriculture at (609) describing injury preven- 1027 So. Route 9 • Unit C • Next to Domino’s Pizza greater at high tide, said in cooperation with and ap- rehabilitation and training 984-2503. tion be handed out when CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE Inderwies. He said the proved by the New Jersey facilities and combinations beach tags are purchased. most injuries occurred at Division of Taxation and of these operations. Each the Howard Street Beach. can be downloaded from type of business might What’s have different sales and use tax obligations. Cooking? A business that breeds Next week’s menu of and raises horses for sale meals served by the Cape WANTED or that sells horses raised May County Nutritional Custom Fabrication by others must register as Project for the Elderly. DECKS, PATIOS, a seller with the Division 10 OR SCREEN PORCHES of Taxation and must re- Monday, Sept. 22: Tur- We’re Back! To convert to sunrooms mit sales tax on its sale of key casserole, broccoli, horses, except when a spe- salad, chocolate cake/ic- FREE ADVICE ON CROSS COUNTRY TRIP!!! for year-round use cifi c statutory exemption ing, beef barley soup. CALL TODAY 6094651669 applies. A business that Tuesday, Sept. 23: Spa- Fall Home Improvement Time OUR NEXT 10 SUNROOMS WILL BE boards horses also needs to ghetti and meatballs, roll, OFFERED AT A SPECIAL SAVINGS! register as a seller. Many of salad, apple pie. Bring your plans in its transactions will be tax- Wednesday, Sept. 24: This spectacular saving will be available Appointments 7 DAYS A WEEK • Call to schedule for a limited time and cannot be combined able, and it will be required Hot dog, roll, sauerkraut, with any other off ers. to collect sales tax. baked beans, macaroni (609) The rental of storage salad, banana. 465-1669 space became subject to Thursday, Sept. 25: Showroom Hours May Vary • Mon-Sat 9am-3pm [email protected] sales tax as of Oct. 1, 2006, Breaded chicken cutlet, gravy, rice and mushrooms, 92 Rt. 50, Seaville • 390-0002 Call to see our sample sunroom located at which makes the rental of 390-0002 114 Stagecoach Road • Cape May Court House horse stalls subject to sales Capri mixed vegetables, creamed cabbage, tapioca pudding, tomato soup. Friday: Baked codfi sh, What Inspires You? macaroni and cheese, stewed tomatoes, cucum- Perhaps it’s a cottage by the sea. Whatever your ber salad, rice pudding. inspiration, as Wood-Mode design professionals, we Monday, Sept. 22: Ham understand how important the feeling of your new and cheese sandwich on white bread, cole slaw, kitchen is to you. Which is why we’ll do everything cookies, cranberry juice. possible to help you achieve the look you want. Tuesday, Sept. 23: Tuna salad platter, potato salad, roll, pineapple chunks, grape juice. Wednesday, Sept. 24: Heater Repair Costs Crab salad, crackers, peach pie, apple juice. Thursday, Sept. 25: Can Snowball! Roast bee sandwich, Kai- ser roll, applesauce, fruit Routine maintenance helps reduce utility bills and keeps punch. your heating system in top working condition. As the Friday, Sept. 26: Turkey price of energy continues to rise, it’s more important and cheese sandwich on than ever to have your system maintained annually. wheat bread, cole slaw, pears, tomato juice. 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CAPE MAY — The Cape served in World War II from also Jamaica to promote sheet metal company, Local Lois DeSoo with 7,372 463-8868 May County Board of Cho- 1941–45 as an airplane me- women’s sports such as No. 19. hours received the RSVP • Manicures sen Freeholders and the chanic for fi ghter planes. basketball, volleyball and Hagenbarth volunteers Award for Most Hours • Pedicures Department of Aging hon- Pessolano earned three hockey with the group at the Lower Cape Senior Volunteered, Female. • Full set for acrylic, ored the county’s senior Battle Stars while serving Volunteer Organization for Center where he helps DeSoo was born in Phila- uv gel, pink & whites volunteers and celebrated with the 2nd Squadron Women. with the telephones and delphia, Pa. and relocated and silk wrap nails the 34th anniversary of and 5th Army Air Force. Jennings has been an handles paperwork. Also, to Cape May County in • Custom Nail Designs • Waxing the Retired and Senior After serving his country, active volunteer with the Hagenbarth is a bingo caller 1997. She has been mar- Volunteer Program (RSVP) he was self-employed in the S.W.I.M. program for 22 and helps to count money ried to her husband Ken- Gift Certifi cates Available ¶ Walk-Ins Welcome on Sept. 11. The annual contracting business. years. The S.W.I.M. pro- during the Center’s vari- neth, for 57 years. DeSoo Grande Shopping Center (In front of Lowe’s) “thank you breakfast” for Pessolano has been “a gram provides water ther- ous special events. Bob volunteers at the Cape volunteers was held at the faithful volunteer at the apy for muscular impaired actively supports programs Regional Medical Center MEMBER Grand Hotel here. Stainton Senior Center adults. that educate and raise funds where she is the Volunteer Freeholder Gerald in Ocean City, helping to John Smith with 7,467 for research for ALS also Supervisor of the hospital Thornton and the board serve meals each day,” the hours received the RSVP known as Lou Gehrig Dis- gift shop. She volunteers presented awards to the release stated. When not Award for Most Hours ease. (Page A21 Please) Oldest Volunteers, the helping with nutrition du- Volunteered, Male. RSVP volunteers who Con- ties, he can be found play- Smith, born and raised tributed the Most Hours ing cards at the center. in Philadelphia, Pa., relo- and the Volunteer Award Jennie Troxel, 93, of cated to Cape May County for Years of Service, accord- North Cape May was born in 1988. He and his wife ing to a release. in Lafayette, Pa. on March of 54 years, Josephine, live Nicholas Pessolano, 91, 13, 1915 and moved in North Wildwood. of Ocean City received the to Cape May County in Smith is a weekly vol- RSVP Oldest Male Volun- 1940. unteer at the Glenwood 800.858.BANK | www.capebanknj.com teer Award. Troxel received the Avenue School in their Pessolano, born in Sea RSVP Oldest Female Vol- breakfast program, bring- Isle City on Aug. 2, 1917, unteer Award. Troxel, ing nutritious meals to retired from the U.S. Coast students. Smith is also an Guard Galley, drove a Mac active member of the Com- truck during World War II munity Advisory Group, PRODUCE PLACE and was an auto mechanic which works very closely NOW OPEN YEAR ROUND at the Cape May County with the RSVP/Senior UNBEATABLE #1 Airport. Corps. Additionally, Smith DOMESTIC PRODUCE Bayshore & Townbank Rd., SPECIALS & Fall/Winter Troxel is a dedicated helped to decorate the The Cutting Edge Salon LARGEST DELI North Cape May Hours IN CAPE MAY Mon. - Sat. ONIONS volunteer at Cape Regional room and assisted guests at HAM COUNTY 9am-5pm 2 lb. Bag for Medical Center. Troxel, a this year’s RSVP brunch. would like to welcome NOW ACCEPTING 889-9045 Sun. 9am-3pm $ 99 VISA/MC AND DEBIT CARDS $ 49 volunteer for nine years, Since Smith has received Jenn McDowell 2 lb. SALE GOOD NOW TILL TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23RD AT 3 PM 1 has checked visitors in this award previously, he and out of the hospital, has agreed to share with (formerly of Accent on Beauty) SWISS PEPPER HOT SPICY EGGS MACINTOSH provided information, an- the male with the next $ 09 swered telephones, clerical highest number of hours, X-LARGE 2 doz. $10.00 discount on color CHEESE HAM CAPICOLA $ 19 APPLES support and assisted in the Robert Hagenbarth. JUMBO 2 doz. & cut with mention of ad. SUPER Cheerie Corner Gift Shop. Robert (Bob) Hagen- $ 99 $ 99 $ 99 $ 29 ¢ doz. . Currently, Troxel volun- barth with 4,308 hours lb. 3 lb. lb. JUMBO 2 99 lb 4 2 teers in the South Lobby shares the RSVP Award Specializing in all aspects OUR OWN STORE HONEY FRESH COOKED VINE-RIPE of Cape Regional Medical for Most Life Hours Volun- Center. teered, Male. Hagenbarth of color and Sahag cuts TURKEY LIVERWURST HAM CELERY TOMATOES Since Troxel has received was born in Vineland, and ¢ this award previously, she lives with his wife, Dolly of $ 99 $ 99 $ 99 ¢ agreed to share the award 42 years, in Villas. Hagen- 172 Rt. 50 Ocean View lb. EA. lb. 6 lb. 1 lb. 3 99 99 with the next oldest female barth retired from the 609-390-7233 volunteer, Catherine Wil- William J. Donovan Co., a liams. Catherine (Kitty) Wil- liams, 92, born March 18, WE SOLVE YOUR GROWING & POTTING & FINDING PLANT PROBLEMS 1916 in Mansfi eld, Ohio, nhouse an has lived in Villas for 12 n Gree d Nurs years. rde er Williams was an active Ga y volunteer for the Navy, where she met her first Kids’ Day The Cape May County Board of Chosen Freeholders husband. Williams did cordially invites you to attend the clerical work at the Pensac- ola Navy Hospital before lo- Saturday, Sept. 20th cating to Cape May County. 2008 Hurricane Williams attends the Lower 11am - 3pm Cape Senior Center where Hayrides, she keeps busy with the jumping Preparedness Conference Happy Healthy Bones exercise class on Mondays. giraffe, The RSVP Award for Most Years of Service, Male games, went to Harry Shrouds free animal with 22 years of service. Shrouds born in Somers show and September is National Point, has lived in Ocean View since 1962. refreshments. Preparedness Month Shrouds volunteers at the Upper Township Senior Center and has been an Great Variety of Mums active wood carver most Fall is of his life and now shares Pumpkins, his skills with the wood carving group at the Senior Straw and in the Air Center. Shrouds leads this Tuesday, September 23 group once a week. His Cornstalks outgoing personality has 25% OFF 10 a.m. - Noon kept the class together are here... (9:30 a.m. - sign-in & light refreshments) over the years and the Massarelli class continues to grow. County Administration Building He has been a participant Fountains 4 Moore Road, Cape May Court House, NJ in our County Art Show for many years, and is re- UP TO The Hurricane Preparedness Conference is Free & Open to the Public sponsible for encouraging other wood carvers to enter 50% OFF this event. Participants include: Richard L. Cañas, Director NJ Offi ce of Homeland Security & Preparedness, Lt. George GREENHOUSE, NURSERY The RSVP Award for Select Shrubs Georgeles, Assistant Bureau Chief, Emergency Management Section, New Jersey State Police, Senator Jeff Years of Service, Female Van Drew, Chief James M. Trapp, NRC Division of Reactor Safety, Felicia Hinson, NRC Emergency Response & GIFT SHOP went to Gertrude Jennings Coordinator, Stephen Kempf, Jr., Administrator, FEMA Region II, Francis J. McCall, Director Cape May & Perennials County Offi ce of Emergency Management of North Wildwood with 22 years of service. Jennings The Cape May County Board of Chosen Freeholders originally from Philadel- Custom Order Open 7 Days Daniel Beyel, Director • Ralph E. Sheets, Jr., Vice-Director phia, Pa. taught Physical from our Flower Shop Education, Health and Li- 9-5 Gerald M. Thornton • Leonard C. Desiderio • Ralph E. Bakley, Sr. brary Science in Delaware 609-624-2112 County, Pa. During that (Across from Cape May Wicker) For additional information, contact the Communications Offi ce time, she traveled through- Route 9 North of Avalon in Clermont, NJ • Call 609-624-1350 Lenora Boninfante, Director at 463-6678 out the United States and Herald Newspapers September 17 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A21

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By JACK FICHTER the U.S. Coast Guard base before Sept. 30, the end of While the city initially Storm Hanna, which swept and Cape May Point. the federal fi scal year. believed the Army Corps by west of the city Sept. 6, CAPE MAY — Beach The bids received for The Army Corps notifi ed would deliver about produced 40-feet of beach replenishment scheduled the dredging project came Cape May that an alterna- 400,000 cubic yards of erosion near Ocean Street here for this fall will be in 60 percent over budget, tive plan, which will be sand, with the Coast Guard and 60 to 70-feet of erosion Certifi ed Acupuncturist • Diplomate in Oriental Medicine scaled back due to high bids said Interim City Manager approved before Sept. 30, base receiving most of the at Broad and Grant streets • Masters in Traditional Oriental Medicine received for the project Bruce MacLeod at a Sept. will result in sand being sand, 360,000 cubic yards which much of that sand 609 827-4366 which will eliminate the 9 City Council meeting. trucked into the city to the and Cape May receiving deposited on the west side 1 West Shellbay Ave. Suite B use of a dredge and require The budget for the beach Coast Guard base rather about 40,000 cubic yards of the Third Avenue Jetty. Cape May Court House, NJ • www.neweasternhealth.com sand to be brought in by replenishment is $10 mil- than using a dredge, the for the Wilmington Avenue dump trucks. lion. method used in previous Beach area, a meeting Sept. In August, the Army A large part of the project beach fi lls. 11 with Corps and state Corps of Engineers ac- is the Coast Guard base, MacLeod said the project Department of Environ- cepted bids on beach re- which makes it necessary would most likely begin in mental Protection offi cials plenishment for Cape May, to award a contract on or October. indicated the project would Solar Power only use 200,000 cubic yards of sand. MacLeod said less sand Eliminate Your Electric Bills would reduce the length of the beach fi ll project from five to six months to as short as six to seven weeks. tGenerate Free Electric From the Sun He said exact fi gures would not be available until the tPreserve our natural environment Corps goes through the bid/negotiation process tIncrease your property value. to secure a contractor and prices for sand. MacLeod said the 400,000 cubic yard fi gure probably included beach fi ll for Cape May Point. The Army Corps is ex- Call 609-465-2234 pected to rebid the Cape May Point portion of the Jack Fichter original project in the next Beach erosion as a result of Tropical Storm Hanna at Cape May Point. two months. MacLeod said the rebid will be for a LCMR Takes Tennis Tourney dredging project but it will not include any sand By JACK FICHTER Tennis Club fi fth annual High School, Wildwood replenishment for Cape High School Girls Round Catholic High School May. CAPE MAY — Lower Robin Tennis Tournament and Jenkintown Pa. High According to the Army Cape May Regional High held Sept. 13. School. Corps, mapping and sur- School was the overall Other participating high Winner of the first veying has found the Cape winner of the Cape May schools were Wildwood singles competition was May beaches to be in satis- Hilary Leissen of Jenkin- factory condition and not in town. need of additional sand. Second singles winner Dump trucks will enter was Jeri Ann Gerace of the city on Lafayette Street Wildwood Catholic. and use Texas and Pitts- Third singles winner burgh avenues to Delaware was Lindsey Gall of Wild- Avenue to reach the Coast wood Catholic. Guard Base. Trucks will Rates starting at $1,019 per person* First doubles winners run from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. were Samantha Douglas Monday through Friday. and Alex Barikian of Lower MacLeod said it is likely Cape May Regional. trucks will stop entering Second doubles winners the city at an earlier hour were Becca Crossan and since the sand pit closes Pick-up Locations are AAA in Rio Grande and Northfi eld Erin Barnes from Lower at 6 p.m. Cape May Regional. Mayor Edward J. Mah- Greg Douglass coached aney Jr. said he was hopeful Call Today - This Space Won’t Last! Lower Cape May Region- there would be some ad- al’s team. justments on the project. AAA Rio Grande Jack Fichter AAA Northfi eld Shannon Stillmun of Jenkintown High School, fore- Assistant Director Mer- “We are contending The Grande Center, that we want and need 901 Tilton Road ground, plays Becka McCann of Lower Cape May cedes Baumann estimated 3301 Route 9 South Regional in round robin tournament Sept. 13. a total of 50 to 60 players replenishment on our main 609-646-6000 competed in the tourna- stretch of beaches,” he 609-465-3033 Volunteers ment. said. MacLeod said Tropical (From Page A20) craft sessions at the Dennis everyday. Township Senior Center Marie Sullivan with and also organizes the lun- 6,277 hours shares the cheon ideas on bingo days RSVP Award for Most at the Center. Tired of Suffering From Back or Neck Pain? Hours Volunteered, Fe- “Each year I am amazed male. to see the number of se- We all know that the human body has a normal range for blood pressure and normal eyesight, but most of Sullivan was born in niors who volunteer and Philadelphia, Pa. and lives help to make Cape May us are unaware that the same applies when it comes to the inner frame work of the body. in Court House with her County a better place. It is My name is Dr. Chris Chase, and I am a chiropractor who focuses on correcting these abnormal spinal husband, Charles of 57 important that we take the years. Sullivan who retired time to acknowledge and deviations (which is unique in our area), so these “once in a while” issues don’t turn into debilitating condition. from Superior Spring in thank them for their contri- Here’s what you WON’T experience at our offi ce: Philadelphia, keeps her- butions to our community,” self busy directing the stated Thornton. 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Dion would share that Has Set Him Free” and this aches into harmony. It is Covenant SPEAKING IN THE LIGHT his biggest moment came former teenager is still in time to turn up our hearts, in December of 1979. He love with life, his wife, and tune in to Him, and see Presbyterian Church went out jogging like he his God. Sounds like a hit what is number one on 123 Fishing Creek Rd., NCM, NJ 08204 did every morning- but record to me. God’s Top 40... We might that morning he cried out I want to close by asking be surprised to find out 886-2448 With Pastor Rudy to God and prayed, “Lord, the same question Susan that it is not so much a it would be so nice to be Dimucci asked Dion all “what,” but a “who,” and I love the chance I get ev- in the same sentence, my Sunday Worship closer to You.” Dion says those years ago. “Is this all that “who” is me and you ery Monday night, playing blood starts to hit negative that all of a sudden he you want? I mean, is this and that’s a melody worth the classics- (sounds better wind chill proportions. 9:15am - Sunday School - all ages was flooded with light it?” Are you really living life listening to. than the “oldies” doesn’t The charming and char- everywhere. It was inside or just existing to get things 10:00am - Coffee Fellowship it?) from the 50’s through ismatic Holly did his best to and outside and all around done? How many of us real- the 70’s on my radio show recruit as many of his fel- him and Dion knew that ize that each day we wake 10:15am - Worship Service “Oldies With A Heart.” low musicians as possible the wall between him and up is another 24 hours It is hard to believe that I to buy into the fl ight with ELENA’S God had come down for meant as a gift not to waste Jr. Church and Nursery Provided have been doing this week- him because that of course good. Ahead of him, but to give back because we CREST PIER ly on 94.3 WILW since July would make the price go “The Wanderer” saw Jesus have been given so much to of 2001. It truly is a labor of down. Buddy actually came Beauty Salon with outstretched arms begin with? In Home Bible Study love and I can honestly say to Dion with the proposi- calling to him with words Another early Dion tune FAMILY that I don’t do it because I tion to throw his $36 bucks like, “I love you. Don’t asked, “I Wonder Why?” have to but because I want into the pot and fl y along HAIR CUTS you know that? I’m your Who really knows why Men • Women • Children to. As many of you know, with him. Dion thought friend. I laid down My life Buddy and Ritchie and JP not only do I appreciate the about it for a few moments for you and I am here for died so young and Dion music itself- but the stories but then when he realized you right now.” is still going strong? All I behind the musicians. that $36 was what his par- Dion says that he looked do know is that maybe it When you know some of ents paid for a month’s rent behind him because he is worth our time to allow what has happened to the back home in the Bronx, he knew that he would for- the Creator to offer some artists, I believe it makes couldn’t justify it. Dion ever leave something answers to our questions. the tunes that they croon would fi nd out how huge right there in the road. Maybe God can shed a Presents even more meaningful. his decision to play it con- God changed his heart little light into our dark- One such blast from the servative would turn out to Heather & Atlantic Aves., that morning and things ness and turn our dirges Wildwood Crest past is Dion Dimucci. be the very next day. The have never been the same into dancing and our heart- I don’t know how many next afternoon, Dion stood 523-0747 since. of you know this or not, but in the lobby of a hotel in In the 80’s and 90’s Dion was on that “Winter Moorhead, Minnesota and Dion would write and Dance Party Tour” that right there before him, on record many gospel songs HOLY SPIRIT would eventually claim the a television on the wall, he and I had the privilege to lives of The Big Bopper, heard the tragic news of his LUTHERAN CHURCH catch some of those shows Ritchie Valens and one of three friends going down in Oct 5th @ 2pm back then. With his unde- my heroes, Buddy Holly. the storm and there were niable “New York accent,” “Blessing of the Animals” True Witness In the midst of a bitter no survivors. Dion said, he would share with every- www.TrueWitness.com February in the middle of “From that moment on, I everyone’s welcome body in attendance about the Midwest, stuck on a knew God had a plan for his love for “the Laud” and all animals bus that worked only half of me.” Saturday, September 27th and how he knew that God the time, Buddy Holly had Dion would have so can be blessed! spared his life that night Doors open at 6:30pm reached his limit. Buddy many monster hits of his back in 1959 because it always having a fascina- own including “Teenager Washington & Bayshore Aves., wasn’t his time. tion about fl ying, somehow in Love,” “Runaround A Love Offering will be taken @ God still had much more Villas • 886-2414 talked his way into charter- Sue,” and of course “The First United Methodist Church - in mind for Dion Dimucci ing a plane from their show Wanderer.” He was at the to do. To this day, whether Family Worship Center at The Surf Ballroom in top of his profession when MESSIAH LUTHERAN CHURCH Dion sings at Radio City, 1 Church Street Clear Lake, Iowa to their one night, his beloved Atlantic City, or right here next show in Fargo, North bride Susan asked him, Has moved to the Cape May Court House NJ 08210 in Wildwood City, he al- Dakota. “Dion, is this all you want? ways takes some time in I actually lived in Oma- I mean, is this it?” HISTORIC GRANGE every show to tell people 609-465-7087 ha, Nebraska for four years She could see through 457 Kings Hwy., So. Seaville through song that he has so when I even think about the facade that most per- [email protected] made a “Sweet Surrender” Pastor Hartmut Fege • 624-1351 North Dakota and winter formers try to hide behind to God and that the “Truth Come Visit Us and she knew that Dion Quiet Communion Saturdays 5pm was seeking something Advent Church Sunday Worship 10:30am more to live for. But it Adult & Youth Education 9:30am REEN REEK OMMUNITY HURCH G C C C would take many years Plans Blessing “It’s OK to dress casual for church. Anniversary Sunday and many more bumps and Jesus did!” bruises before Dion found Of Animals 424 Delsea Drive his missing piece. CAPE MAY — In honor Dion would end up tak- of St. Francis of Assisi, First Baptist Church ing the path that so many of st the Episcopal Church of Sept 21 us human beings have trod of Wildwood the Advent, Franklin and rd on before him. We try on 63 Anniversary Washington streets, will “Jesus our Foundation” our own to turn over new hold a “Blessing of the Ani- leafs and “be good boys The Church that “Jesus Our Foundation” mals” on the front lawn a 1 and girls” only to fail much p.m. Sunday, Oct. 5. began in a WORSHIP•11AM more than we ever suc- Rev. M. Joan Jackson will ceed. There was one good Merry-Go-Round offi ciate as her last act as Sunday School • 10am thing that came out of this Interim Rector. season of Dion’s best efforts Luncheon • 12:15pm All pets are invited with Sunday, September 21st to clean up his act from the their owners providing pitfalls of the lifestyles of RODNEY HOWAT LONGMIRE, Pastor they are on a leash or in 9:30am - Sunday School We Minister Through: the rich and famous. Choir, Music, Women’s Society, GERALD L. REEVES, Preaching Associate a carrying case, cage or In 1968, after entering Prayer, Missionary Works, SHARON MAZZOTTA, Music bowl (the pets, not the 11am - Morning Worship a spiritual rehab program Christian Fellowship and Worship MATTHEW BROOKS, Adult Education owners). that helped him conquer In case of inclement his obsession with drink- weather, the service will Pastor, Rev. Joe Mathis ing and drugs, he penned be held in the Parish Hall, Hearing Assistance • Nursery Provided and sang the beautiful song directly behind the church “Abraham, Martin and Maple & Atlantic Avenues • 609-522-2981 on Franklin Street). John.” It would become an anthem for a generation and is still one of our most requested records today. Wells Memorial Service Slated WANTED AVALON — Wells YOU! Sales, Installation & Service Memorial Presbyterian Round-up Sunday, Sept. 21, 2008, 10 a.m. • Central Air Conditioning • Gas or Oil Heat • Unico & Space Pak Church, First Avenue at Ninth Street, will hold a • Air Duct Cleaning • Fuel Oil Deliveries 9:45 a.m. hymn sing and ’ Up A Good Time Roundin shoes You can count on us! 10 a.m. worship service d • Fellowship • Horse on Sunday. An additional Fun • Foo ids For All Your Cooling & Heating Needs... service at 8:15 a.m. is be- Pony Rides • Bounce House for k ing held this month. ned Bar-B-Que Call the DEPENDABLE Company to schedule a heater Rev. John Dunlap, pastor Olde Fashio tune-up so you’re ready for the cold weather! emeritus, First Presbyte- rian Church of Avenel Rio Grande Bible Baptist Church Call if you need a ride NATE 465-5545 • 399-0450 • 1-800-388-4645 will preside. 1107 Delsea Drive (Rt. 47) certifi ed Serving Cape May & Atlantic Counties over 90 years For further information, Rio Grande, NJ 08242 609-886-9494 technicians call the church at 967- Visa - MC - Discover License #13VH00302000 7221. Herald Newspapers September 17 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A23 Woodbine Hispanic Fest Joined by Puerto Rico’s Senate President

WOODBINE — Small strong voice of the Puerto like giving away part of pockets of Puerto Ricans Rican voter. being Puerto Rican." said who have moved through- According to McClintock, McClintock. out the nation to contribute as much as 85 percent of Puerto Rican Action Serving to the American way of life registered voters turn out Committee Executive Di- South Jersey were admired by Puerto to vote in Puerto Rico, rector David Rodriguez is a Rico Senate President Ken- while voter turnout among council member in Wood- with all your neth D. McClintock, who Puerto Ricans on the main- bine, and is the borough’s electrical needs! attended the Puerto Rican land is much lower. fi rst Hispanic council presi- Residential & Commercial Action Committees His- "In Puerto Rico where dent. 609-522-5113 panic Festival on Sept. 13. you all come from over "I certainly appreciate "I think the greatness 85 percent of the people his message of the impor- www.advancedpowerinc.net NJ Lic 15482 about those who fi ght to turn out to vote in every tance of getting our people remain Puerto Rican, to single election, and some- out to vote, not only for Harry B. Scheeler Jr. grow as Puerto Ricans, to how when we move to national individuals, but lo- Senator McClintock, left, and Councilman Rodri- Thomas C. Braun Since 1989 celebrate being Puerto Ri- the mainland we try to cal individuals. We have to guez speak with Woodbine resident Maria Co- cans is not in the big cities keep our language, we try do our part going out there were you are surrounded to keep out lechon asado and registering them if they logne during Sept. 13 Hispanic Festival. by Puerto Ricans, it's in the (roast pork) we certainly are not registered, and and what kind of support ger turnout of our commu- small communities were keep our music, but some- talking to them about our we need from them, and nity." said Rodriguez. U.S.A. POOLS you have small pockets of times we forget the one issues and our concerns, hopefully we can get a big- Puerto Ricans who have of the important things Custom Swimming Pools who have moved through- about being Puerto Rican out the nation to contribute is that we register to vote Rossi Will Retire from ACCC; to the American way of and you turn out to vote Offi ce & Retail Store life." said McClintock as he in huge numbers. And Interim Team Assumes Tasks 22nd & Dune Drive, Avalon, NJ - 368-1900 addressed Woodbine’s large unfortunately up here on Hispanic community. the mainland only twenty By AL CAMPBELL held that post until 1989, www.USAPOOLSNJ.com The senator encouraged or thirty percent of Puerto at which time he became those who immigrate to the Ricans register and vote COURT HOUSE — Dr. director of personnel ser- mainland to hang onto the in the elections and that’s Joseph Rossi, dean of At- vices. ors caring for nei lantic Cape Community In 2001, he was named eighb ghbor College’s Cape May County executive director of hu- N s Campus, on Aug. 18 sub- man resources and labor Help Us Help Others mitted his intent to retire relations, a post he held from the college effective until 2004, at which time WE NEED SHOES Sept. 18, 2009. he served as interim vice The memorandum, sent president for administra- Volunteers In Medicine to send to Africa!!! to ACCC President Dr. tion and fi nance until 2005, OF CAPE MAY COUNTY Peter Mora, thanked him when he was named dean Please, all shoes must be wearable!! Care this week for “allowing me to serve of the local campus. made possible by generous donations from: Collection day has been extended to as a member of your senior In addition he is also in GLAXOSMITHKLINE FOUNDATION Saturday, Sept. 27, 2008 staff team. The institution charge of labor relations. shall continue to grow and Rossi writes this news- ANGELUS CHORUS 10am-4pm prosper under your leader- paper’s sports column, ship.” “Games People Play,” as ST. JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH First Baptist Church Rossi’s retirement will well as other sports-related SALLIE ARNING 8 West Main Street, Whitesboro, NJ end a quarter century ser- stories. AARP Chapter #1182 For info call 465-4143 vice to the college. He In e-mail to college staff, Rev. George E. Thompson, Pastor started in 1984 as a public Mora established an in- relations assistant. terim transition plan. In 1988, he moved to Rossi’s present responsi- Thank You: supervisor of employment bilities will be assigned to For more information call 609-463-2846 and compensation. He other senior staff members effective Oct. 1. Dr. Arthur Wexler, senior dean of Academic Affairs, will have oversight Convenient Shop At Home Service Available of the Cape May County Campus. Come See Our New Solistone Display! Bobby Royal, dean of Worthington Atlantic City - With hand painted tiles from Mexico. Campus and Community - New Stacked Island rock Affairs, will oversee security and Public Safety and - 24x24 Sand Stone Tiles Chemical Compliance. Brittany Williams, ex- Also: Frost proof fl oor glass tiles rated for ecutive assistant to the president and director of indoor or outdoor application. board services, will as- sume responsibilities of the Flooring for every budget • #1 in Customer Service Human Resources Depart- ment. Supplying excellent installation team Rossi will be assigned to special projects under the President’s offi ce. “Working as a strong Aliana DeBaun Says.... As well as team of administrators and staff, Dr. Mora is confi dent My Dad has the best Green Carpet & Tile these departments will continue to provide the selection of Carpet, Tile same outstanding service & Wood Flooring. If the college community has grown accustomed to you tell him I sent you I receiving,” the communication stated. know you’ll get a deal, “I am proud of the things that can’t be beat! I helped accomplish during my 25 years with the college,” Rossi wrote. “Please know that my dedication to duty was always para- mount and I gave my all each day.”

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When Middle Township Old refrigerators, for shingles, floor tiles etc. was advertising a company partment of Environmental Contact Hart at (609) Help us make it to 59. residents fi ngered through instance, must have their are not picked up by the that hasn’t been paying its Protection. It was the high- 886-8600 Ext 35 or at: Public Works Department doors removed and be laid township or the trash con- weight. est amount awarded to any [email protected] pamphlets that were left face down before they are tractor. This material is “I can’t believe you don’t in their doors, some were picked up curbside while the responsibility of the understand the perception SHOWTIMES Coming Attractions: 9/26 EAGLE EYE, surprised at what they computers and other elec- contractor or the property in the community or the FOR 9/19 - 9/25 NIGHT IN RODANTHE, 10/3 BLINDNESS, found inside. tronics require a call for owner,” according to the hard feelings the relation- BEVERLY HILLS CHIHUAHUA, 10/10 THE The pamphlet’s “How pick up. brochure. “Asphalt, con- ship with this company EXPRESS, BODY OF LIES, 10/17 MAX PAYNE to Dispose of” list details The residents’ surprise, crete, cinder blocks and has with the community,” CAPE MAY COUNTY THEATRES however, came when they bricks are not picked up she said. Rio Stadium Theatre Corner of Rt. 9 & 47 in the Rio Mall, Rio Grande • 609-889-4799 Cape May County’s Only All Stadium Megaplex SEA THEATRE saw where the township either. They may be taken Township Administrator Featuring Plush High Back Rocking Chairs, All Digital Sound, Wall to Wall Screens & Free Parking suggested they go to dis- to Future Mining and Recy- James Alexis defended the LAKEVIEW TERRACE (PG13)* $4.75 TROPIC THUNDER (R) pose of their tree roots, cling or any other approved brochure saying it has been (11:05) 1:10, 3:15, 5:20, 7:40, 9:50 Early Bird 1:05, 3:05, 5:25, 7:35, 9:40 See a movie. IGOR (PG)* Specials THE WOMEN (PG13)* (11:10) Tropic stumps and logs. Class B recycler.” around for many years. It (11:10) 1:00, 3:00, 5:00, 7:00, 9:00 Mon.-Thurs. 1:20, 3:25, 5:40, 7:45, 9:55 Donate. “(Those items) Are not Residents were upset was started when the town- RIGHTEOUS KILL (R)* All shows MY BEST FRIEND’S GIRL (R)* (11:00) (11:00) 1:15, 3:20, 5:45, 7:50, 10:00 before 2 pm 1:20, 3:35, 5:45, 7:55, 10:00 Volunteer. Thunder (R) $4.75 picked up by the town- due to the promotion of a ship realized it was sending BURN AFTER READING (R)* (11:30) TYLER PERRY’S FAMILY THAT PREYS ship. The homeowner will private business in a town- tons of recyclable material 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, 9:45 (PG13)* 1:00, 3:15, 5:30, 7:30, 9:50 Thurs. - Sat. have to arrange for their ship publication, especially to the dump each year. OCEAN CITY THEATRE STONE HARBOR THEATRE WWW.FRANKTHEATRES.COM Cape May’s home disposal,” the brochure because it was this particu- Future Mining is the only Strand 5 Theatre Harbor 5 Theatre for movies since 1950. 7:15pm & 9:15pm stated. “They can be taken lar private business. Class B recycling center in 9th St. & Boardwalk, Ocean City, 609-398-6565 271 96th Street, Stone Harbor • 609-368-7731 24 Hour Movie Schedule MY BEST FRIEND’S GIRL (R)* 12:30, 2:20, 5:30, 7:30, 9:30 THE WOMEN (PG13)* 1:05, 3:10, 5:20, 7:30, 9:55 884-4403 to Future Mining on Gos- Future Mining is in the the township and taxpayers beachtheatre.org $6 Adults • $4 Children RIGHTEOUS KILL (R)* 12:40, 2:40, 5:05, 7:40, 9:50 BURN AFTER READING (R)* 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:15, 9:20 hen Road or any class B midst of a heated site plan receive the host commu- THE WOMEN (PG13)* 12:35, 2:35, 5:00, 7:20, 9:40 RIGHTEOUS KILL (R)* 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:40, 9:50 Beach Theatre Foundation 4005 Pacifi c Ave., Save the Beach. recycling facility.” application before the nity benefi t by taking their BURN AFTER READING (R)* 12:30, 2:10, 5:10, 7:10, 9:10 MY BEST FRIEND’S GIRL (R)* 1:00, 3:00, 5:05, 7:20, 9:30 Wildwood TRAITOR (PG13) 2:50, 4:50, 9:20 HOUSE BUNNY (PG13) 12:50, 5:10, 9:45 729-0337 Similarly, the pamphlet township Zoning Board. recyclables there, he said. MAMMA MIA! (PG13) 12:45, 7:00 MAMMA MIA! (PG13) 2:50, 7:00 also suggests residents take The company wants to Middle Township’s recy- Call 609-889-4799 for all showtimes Fri, Sun - Thur Bargain Matinees Daily *Pass Restrictions may apply. Shows in ( ) are Sat. & Sun. only close its existing mining cling efforts, including the DINNER & MOVIE SPECIAL, Call Theatre for Details pit and recycling center on TOWN BANK BUILDERS, INC. Goshen Road and transfer the operation to a 253-acre Est. 1970 • Licensed & Insured • NJ State Lic # 13VH00282200 site off Indian Trail Road in Construction At Your Taste With Our Fine Quality Burleigh. Scores of residents have OPEN HOUSE attended numerous zoning board hearings in op- 122 Fernwood Rd. position of the planned This Saturday 1-3pm project. The township is Call for more info also tied up in litigation Highest Possible Prices Paid! • Design/Build Services related to the project and • New Homes an outstanding balance • Whole House Renovations of over $180,000 in host • Additions community benefi ts owed • Kitchens & Baths by the company. • Indoor/Outdoor Because of this contro- Entertainment Areas versy, residents were more This Custom Built home in Town Bank is only 1 block than surprised when they to the bay with sunsets included. Call today to fi nd out saw the Public Works pam- how it can be your new home. phlets. www.townbankbuilders.com Bob Obermeier “I was horrifi ed by this INC. (609) 884-5151 brochure,” said Carole and Sons WATCH and JEWELRY REPAIR 250 96th Street • Stone Harbor Mattessich, an attorney GIA Graduate Gemologist (609) 967-4653 (GOLD) www.jewelry-studio.com involved in the Future Mining application and litigation. She said she was speak- “One Stop Shopping” ing as a Middle Township We can fully install your dream kitchen! resident and not as an interested attorney. Cabinets, countertops, design, installation, Mattessich said Future Mining was the only pri- plumbing & electric- we do it all! vate company listed in the municipal document. She said she worried about the implications involved with the township “partnering” with a private business and the appearance it creates. Township resident Mad- Lower Police ' Log 3,950 Calls in Sept. ERMA — Lower Town- ship Police recorded 3,950 calls for the month of Sep- tember. They included: Assaults, 16; Domestic Violence complaints 43; Domestic Violence com- Serving All of Cape May County plaints with assaults 11; Motor Vehicle accidents 53; motor vehicle stops 861; Burglaries (includes motor vehicles) 15. 5 ! " # $ Thefts 61; criminal mis- ! " # $ 9' 9) ,9 $ $ % + (: (6 ;% # <% ! chief complaints 60; disor- derly conduct 100; animal ! % & control complaints 87. = Adult arrests 89; juvenile arrests, seven; DWI arrests 18, and drug possession arrests, fi ve,

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Head to a they can bang home runs Fully Licensed & Insured • NJ License#13VH00129300 what will happen is fool- server seems to believe gives Philly an equal chance game and you’ll see just as in their small park with ing himself or kidding you that New York brings bet- offensively. The emergence many females as males in great gusto. 609-884-2662 or both. ter starting pitching to the of Shane Victorino and the crowd. Families also As for all of the lean For a few games, the race. The rising stardom Jayson Werth has energized make it to South Philadel- years and last place fin- team excites its followers of Cole Hamels, the re- the team as well. phia. ishes, at least we can say with dramatic wins, good emergence of Brett Myers The wild card will be All of these fans get hap- that it’ll be interesting as enough starting pitching and the ageless accuracy of a thrilling ride versus red py with victory and very sad September continues to and excellent relief work. Jamie Moyer has produced hot Houston and the go- in defeat. The roller coaster wind down. Interesting During these times send- just enough effectiveness to ing-for-it Brewers. The ride is wrought with emo- is all we can ask, although ing runners from third to nearly match the Big Apple Phils battled Milwaukee tion including anger, joy, consistency would be bet- home in precarious situ- bunch. effectively at home last elation and frustration. You ter for the nerves. ations ends with a great Philadelphia’s relief weekend and proved they can’t count on anything Reach Joe Rossi at slide and a safe call from pitching doesn’t need to be can hang with the Brew except the unknown. [email protected] the umpire. stellar to top the Mets, es- Crew, however, ace pitcher Other sequences feature pecially with Billy Wagner C.C. Sabathia did not face Middle Township to Host consecutive contests with fi nished for the season and the red pin-stripers. frustrating lack of offense, Brad Lidge showing few As maddening as it is to Senior Softball Championship poor mound work and signs of slowing down his watch the daily rituals of questionable managing. consistency as a closer. the Phillies, it’s impossible The 2008 Northeast Re- seniors and their families. These times feature incred- Carlos Delgado, David to know for sure what will gional Championships of We hope this becomes ibly inept at bats with a Wright and friends can cer- happen. Maybe that’s what Senior Softball USA will be an annual event that will puzzling lack of judgment tainly swing the wood, but keeps some of us inter- held in Middle Township, benefi t the area economi- and little adherence to a recently hot Ryan Howard ested. Maybe that’s what Sept. 26, 27 and 28. cally and keep the teams fundamental baseball. and Rollins coupled with intrigues followers. The championships will coming back. Philadelphia seems to the always dangerous Utley, The stadium hasn’t had offer ring awards to the “We expect that the have just enough talent to winners in age brackets 50, players and their families win big, but then again, 55, 60, 65, 70 and 75 plus will love the shore area it’s a slim margin with All About for male and female teams. and the tournament con- little room for prolonged Players from 15 states are cept in Middle Township slumps at the plate or on expected to participate in and Cape May County,” the mound. Yet, they’ve Fishing this inaugural event. he added. survived such dilemmas By Steven Lerario Senior Softball executive Play begins at 8 a.m., to remain in the thick of Fran Dowell of Sacramento, Friday, Sept. 26 at Goshen the division and wild card Calif., said a fall tournament Complex. The tournament races. Expected big seasons from catalysts Jimmy Rol- is perfect for the group and is sponsored in part by NIA The big news this week inches at Cape May Point. Cape May County. Insurance of Cape May. lins and Chase Utley have is the bait. The bait is They’re being caught on not materialized yet the “Frank Dougherty (Mid- For information contact everywhere in the back Berkley Gulp Fin-S and team is in the race. dle Township baseball com- Doughe—rty at Middle The Metropolitans are bays. This includes spot, bloodworms. missioner) invited us here Recreation, 465-8743. certainly swinging hot bats (aka cape may goodies), High hook this week last July,” said Dowell. “We themselves and every ob- herring, mullet, peanut was Dan the Man with a fell in love with the region —Joe Rossi bunker, small blue fish. 22-inch weakfish caught and its many offerings for There is also a good supply at Cape May Point. Croak- of large eels. These bigger ers and blue fish were eels can be caught with a reported in the surf. There GET PAID TO RECYCLE! little piece of clam. were reports that while They can be rigged for fi shing live spot at Cape Raff’s is paying top prices big stripers. If you want May Point, there was a for all metals… to try and bottom fi sh eels hook up that spooled a with these bigger ones, reel. Also reported a blitz Copper, Brass, Aluminum here is what you have to of bluefi sh on Friday of fi ve (includes soda & beer cans), do. Take pliers and pull and six- pound blue fi sh. appliances, cars, batteries and lead… the dorsal fi n forward. This We’re in the good time does not kill the eel but it of the year when the fi sh- If it’s made of metal, can not pick its back up ing is only going to get we’ll pay you for it!!! and tangle your leader. better so watch your tides This is a good way to fi sh and good luck. Stop in and check out our an eel on the bottom and Sunny gives the fi shing “paving- face lift”. keep the bait alive. Fish seven barks this week. with a three-way swivel Tight Lines. Now taking cars- we’ll pick them and a three foot leader and up or you can bring them in. put about a six-inch lead to Lerario can be reached Also paying for: the sinker . at steveattheclub@yahoo Cape May Bait and Tack- .com Cardboard, Newspaper and Offi ce Paper, le reports weakfi sh 16-22 Boat Wrap and Green House Plastics Raff Recycling Corporation CAPE MAY COUNTY 209 Goshen Road MHADA MEETING Cape May Court House SOCIAL SPOTLIGHT 609-465-7406 CREST HAVEN — The Mental Health Alcohol Put your Drug Abuse board will Container Service Engagement Announcement meet at 5 p.m. in Room G- Still Available Family 128 of the County Admin- Mr. and Mrs. Warren Scott Cummings of istration Building Sept. 22. 10,20 or 30 Yards Annapolis, MD announce the engagement of in Please RSVP to 465-1055. their daughter, Samantha, to Jacob Mehl, son of Steve and Barbara Mehl of Cape Social May Court House and grandson of Dob and Mattie Mehl of Stone Harbor. Spotlight UTSCH’S MARINA The bride-to-be graduated from Arundel Boat Auction & Marine Yard Sale Senior High School in Maryland in Birthdays Buy or Sell Your Boat! 2001 and obtained her B.S. in Marketing Anniversaries 10% Buyer’s Premium in 2005 from Northeastern University in Boston. She is employed as a buyer with Graduations Saks Fifth Avenue in Manhattan. Her fi ance Awards & Merits SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20TH is a 2000 graduate of Middle Township High School and received his B.S. in Logistics Special Events Yard Sale 8-4 • Auction at Noon and Transportation as a 2004 graduate of Sports Successes Boats with No Minimum Bid the United States Merchant Marine Academy, Engagements Kings Point, NY. He is a U.S. Naval Reserve Sell your boat to the highest bidder. Offi cer, currently employed as fi rst mate on Weddings an ocean survey vessel with Fairfi eld Industries in the Gulf Coast. Samantha and DEADLINE FRIDAYS AT NOON Either way, it’s Going…Going…GONE! Jake’s wedding will take place in Cape May on October 10, 2008 followed by a Call Janet or Rachel reception at the Yacht Club of Stone Harbor. The couple will make their home in Auction by Associated Auctioneers Weehawken, NJ after their honeymoon at Sunset at the Palms in Negril. 886-8600 For more details call 609-884-2051 or ext. 33 or 34 visit www.capemayharbor.com Herald Newspapers September 17 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A27 Middle Defeats As the Chase for the and Rick Crawford fi fth. Sprint Cup began this past NASCAR After the race, driver Da- Lower in Soccer weekend with the Sylvania vid Starr, his crew, and the In boys’ soccer, Middle 1 Year 300 at New Hampshire crews of Germain Racing Nation Township edged Lower Unlimited Tanning Motor Speedway, it started By Bruce Knoll, Jr. were involved in a physi- Cape May, 4-3, Sept. 12. $ off like much of this season cal altercation following an Zach Todd scored two goals (HT42) has – with Kyle Busch in on-track incident between and registered two assists fi rst place. The fi eld was set late caution fl ags brought into the race, and he was Starr and Germain Racing for the Panthers. Team- based upon owner’s points Biffl e back into the mix, later involved in a crash driver Todd Bodine. Sanc- 99 mate Austin Johnson added after qualifying was once and he made his move with that left him with a 34th- tions are likely. two goals and an assist for For any Individual Tan again rained out. just 12 laps left and pulled place finish. He entered Coming Up: The Chase the winners. Mike Pittman $ But the race ended with away for his fi rst victory the Chase with a 40-point for the Sprint Cup heads to and Mike Hickman scored (Excludes Instant Tan) a surprising name on top. since Kansas in October cushion over Carl Edwards our region as it makes its for the Caper-Tigers. Greg Biffl e. 2007. and left 74 points behind in annual stop at the Dover Gloucester City edged Biffle capitalized on a “I was holding back at International Speedway in 7 eighth place. Wildwood, 2-1, Sept. 12. poor day by Busch and the end there, and then Jeff Burton was fourth Dover, Del. I’ll be bringing Donnie DeLeo stopped made a pass on Jimmie we got those cautions there in his Chevrolet, followed you live coverage of both 12 shots for the Warriors. Johnson with 12 laps to and it closed me up to Jim- by the Chevy of Dale Earn- the Sprint Cup and Nation- % Teammate Scott Johnson go to take his fi rst win of mie Johnson and gave me a hardt Jr. in fi fth. Mayetta, wide Series races, as well scored the Wildwood 2008. The victory cata- shot at him,” Biffl e said. NJ native Martin Truex Jr. as our yearly look into the goal. pulted him from ninth to While Biffle, Johnson, fi nished seventh. NASCAR Camping World In girls’ soccer, Middle 50 third in the standings. and third-place finisher As for other Chase driv- East Series. Township toppled Lower, off all Biffl e ran strong all day, Carl Edwards started off ers, Tony Stewart fi nished 2-0, Sept. 12. Maddie but it appeared that John- the Chase on a high note, eighth, Denny Hamlin was Bruce Knoll, 16, Devico and Lauren Per- Lotion son had the car to beat as regular season points cham- ninth, and Kevin Harvick of Eldora, can be con- rotta scored for the win- Bottles he led a race-high 96 of 300 pion Kyle Busch had a day was 10th. Clint Bowyer tacted by email at bknoll ners. Sara Shaw assisted to forget. (over $30) laps, and looked to be well was in the 11th position, [email protected] on both Middle goals. Kate 6OTED on his way to claiming the The sway bar on Busch’s followed by Jeff Gordon in Shipley stopped 10 shots Nationwide fi rst race of the Chase. But Toyota broke literally laps 14th. Busch was 34th, and ‘Pause for Pets’ for Lower. Matt Kenseth had a horren- Gloucester City shut A Division of CABINET dous day, fi nishing 41st. Set Saturday RESOURCE CORP. down Wildwood, 5-2, Sept. 889-7400 FEATURING CABINETS BY- Joe Gibbs Racing’s prod- At CMC Shelter 12. Loretta Kelly scored igy Joey Logano made his twice for Wildwood. 1613 Route 47, Sprint Cup Series debut COURT HOUSE — The In fi eld hockey, Cherry Rio Grande, NJ 08242 in the No. 6 Home Depot Cape May County Animal Hill East stopped Middle, (next to Joe Canalʼs Liquor Store) Toyota for JGR satellite Shelter and Adoption Cen- 3-0, Sept. 12. Check our website www.hollywoodtans.com for money saving coupons team Hall of Fame Rac- ter in conjunction with the —Joe Rossi ing. But Logano struggled, Inspiration & Animal Alliance of Cape mainly a mistake on pit May County will host a Ideas for road that penalized him, “courtyard opening” from nd Kitchens posting a 32 -place fi nish 1-3 p.m. Saturday. & Bath in his fi rst race. The event is free and Craftsman Truck Se- Extra Cash open to the public. It will 204 N. Main Street ries: (1 block South of Cape Regional Medical Center) feature such subjects as Ron Hornaday put aside “In Defense of Animals” Cape May Court House, NJ the distractions of his tes- Workshop, Shelter Dog 463-0400 or 1-800-896-3777 tosterone admission this Agility Demonstrations, week in dominating fash- K-9 Search and Rescue SHOWROOM HOURS: ion by leading 149 of 200 Demonstrations, Children’s * MON. 9-5 WED. 9-7 FRI. 9-5 laps to win the New Hamp- TUES. 9-5 THURS. 9-5 SAT. 10-3 Activities, Dog Grooming shire 200. Johnny Benson Demonstrations, refresh- APR was second, Travis Kvapil 6.43% ments and music. VISIT OUR SHOWROOM TODAY! third, Erik Darnell fourth, Those attending can view the new memorial 15-Year Fixed Rate Home Equity Loans! Cape Express brick walk, and meet some Varsity Tryouts of the best cats and dogs .O0OINTS .O&EES in town. Don’t wait! Call us at 1-800-690-3440 for more information. Slated Sept. 21 The Cape May County Animal Shelter and Adop- Cape Express Soccer tion Center is located next Club will host varsity open to the Animal Alliance of tryouts on Sunday, at Gos- CMC, Courtyard corner of hen Complex. Moore and Shelter Road. Registration for girls is For further information, sWWWNEWlELDBANKCOM 1:45 p.m. with tryouts email animalshelter@co. from 2 to 3:30 p.m. *This annual percentage rate is available when you make automatic payments through your newn or cape-may.nj.us or call 465- existing Newfield National Bank Account. If you choose other payment options, the annual per- Boys register at 3:15 8923. p.m. with tryouts from centage rate is 6.68% APR. There are no fees associated with our Home Equity Loans. Rate applies for a term of up to 180 months, when the loan is at least $10,000 “new money” and an automatic Flat Panel TVs 3:30 to 5 p.m. “Darkness cannot drive Cape Express varsity transfer from a Newfield National Bank checking or savings account is used. 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Express coaches include Matt Lucas for the U16- 15 boys, Charlie Duccilli for the U18-17 boys, Pat All-Wheel Drive. Because Mother MacFarlane for the U16-15 girls, and Dwight Dunbrac- co for the U18-17 girls. Nature isn’t always in a good mood. 3101 Dune Dr., Avalon 609.967.1111 —Joe Rossi YOUTH LEAGUE STARTS UTSCH’S MARINA OCTOBER 18TH. COME IN TO SIGN UP OR CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION. SENIOR BOWLERS NEEDED FOR THURSDAY MORNING LEAGUE. Wed. - $15 per hr per lane (4 max) 10pm-12am Thurs. - All you can bowl for $9 pp 10pm-12am Friday - FAMILY SPECIAL $39.99 includes: 2 games, shoe rental, large pizza, and pitcher of soda 3-7pm (4 max per lane) WOODBINE, NJ Sunday - The more you bowl the cheaper the price 6-10pm 1st game $3.95 • 2nd game $2.95 3rd game $1.95 • 4th game .95 Call us for your next Birthday Party BURKE BROTHERS Arcade • Snack Bar & Lounge • Book Your Party In Advance! 519 Stone Harbor Boulevard - Exit 10 G.S. Parkway, Cape May Court House 1-800-343-2757 • 609-465-6000 • www.BurkeMotorGroup.com Call 861-2695 or visit us at www.mousetraplanes.com A28 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers September 17 2008 How is the MUA Board of Commissioners saving money when they bought the MUA director a new vehicle and paying for his gas to go back and forth to Deptford every day? —Lower Township *** I want to compliment the Herald. You have two women “A good community newspaper is a community in conversation with itself.” working there: Janet and Ra- —Walter Lippman chel. They keep me straight with my ads and they got me The Herald invites you to contribute to Spout Off, your posi- You must identify your town. This newspaper will edit mes- coming back all the time be- tive statements whenever possible and, when necessary, your sages according to our space, your brevity, timeliness and good cause they are an asset to your constructive, negative thoughts. To do so, please visit our website taste. No more than one contribution per week, please. business. Thank you. – www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com and click “submit” under —North Wildwood the “Spout Off” Heading. Your comments will be submitted If you would like share your views on a topic in greater de- *** anonymously from this form and limited to 600 characters. tail, consider submitting a letter to the Herald’s editorial page. Hats off to Lower Town- You may also mail, bring or fax (886-1879) a brief written Please send your letters to [email protected]. Be sure to ship’s public works. During comment, which must arrive by 9 a.m. Friday. Or you can call give your name, address plus a phone number so we can call tropical storm Hanna for your the Spout Off line at 886-1580. You will have one minute to to confi rm your submission. The Herald publishes only letters success in keeping the out- anonymously voice your views on any subject of public interest. submitted exclusively to this newspaper. fall pipes open preventing Didn't See Your Spout Off In Print? Check Online at www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com serious flooding problems. Thank you. —Villas *** —Bayside/Villas *** Everyone is so tired of hearing about the little girl Kay Lee *** My husband, Jack Kirwin, 24/7. It never stops. The mother says that by having the little My spout off was put on the front page, but was not quoted lost his black wallet with girl, it deprived her of having a lot of fun. She should have thought properly. This is what it should have said: When I am driving his son’s picture in it who of that by refraining herself. We are tired of it. She got off easy. the speed limit on Rt. 47 in Goshen, south bound drivers passed away. All his cards She’s lucky that they are not grilling her night and day. That’s why pass me everyday in a no passing zone, crossing a double yellow were also in it. There was we are disappointed in the justice system in our country. line. That was the crucial part of my message, not that I get $25 in it. You may keep that, —North Cape May passed by other drivers. but I would like the wallet *** —Goshen back with the picture of his There’s a beautiful new sign at the entrance of the Mitnick *** son and all his cards. If you School for the Ralph Bakley Recreation area. Has anyone noticed Instead of a nice Convention Hall that would complement have information, please call that the spelling of Mr. Bakley’s name is incorrect? Knowing the City of Cape May, we are going to have one that looks 522-5432. Thank you. Mr. Bakley, he would never mention it. It’s been bugging me. like a fortress. —Wildwood Crest All his dedicated years to Cape May and Cape May County, we —Cape May owe him the courtesy of a correction. Thank you. *** —Cape Woods It’s a shame that a disgruntled county employee has to lie *** about another county employee to get him in trouble. I’m a SUMMER ENDING FENCE SALE Mums the word from Middle Township on the host commu- county employee, and I really appreciate the job that the 6’ Stockade $2995 nity benefi t issue. Silence might be golden, but in this case it county has given me. smells like rotten fi sh. It does not pass the sniff test. —Cape May Beach 5’ Stockade $2295 —Swainton *** LUMBER, FENCE & STONE CO. *** Unlike us, who are perceived as the unwashed, clinging to WHOLESALE - RETAIL MULCH SALE I’ve been keeping an open mind on the presidential election our religion, Obama, who Biden stated is from Harvard, clean Drywall, Hardware & Building Materials Red, Black, Brown and watched both the Democratic and Republican conven- and articulate made it clear; he is not one of us. $ 2.49/2 Cubic Ft. Bag tions. Now I know hands down, Republicans won. —Villas Irish Flags Available —Lower Township *** GREAT FOR DRIVEWAYS! *** Who pays for all the police protection for bike rally Clam Shells DELIVERED How can people make a living on suing honest people and get weekend? There are a lot of police all around Atlantic Avenue, Roberts & New Jersey Aves. $ Wildwood, 522-8395 150.00 away with it? The state refuses to check up on people that are in front of Tucker’s, the Boardwalk Bar and Grill, and the Con- 3.5% out working everyday, but still get state aid. If they would vention Center. Mon.-Fri. 7:30am-5pm • Sat. 8-4 Sales 3/4 Red Stone DELIVERED Closed Sunday $280.00 take the time to investigate these matters, maybe it would help —Wildwood 416 State Hwy. 47 South Tax with NJ’s high cost of living. *** Green Creek, 889-9090 in 3/4 Local White DELIVERED —North Cape May When Wildwood ran the Convention Hall, there were only Mon.-Fri. 7am-5pm • Sat. 8am-1pm Wildwood! $225.00 *** eight full-time employees. There are now 22 receiving generous Delivery in Cape May County Only! Finally I know. You go through life trying to raise a family, salaries, great health care, and pensions that our grandchildren Closed Sunday struggling to make ends meet, wondering if you’ve made the right are inheriting. There is no reason to have 22 employees decisions. I’m 54 and I never got involved with local elections on something that is seasonal. They’ve lost the Polka Spree, until now. I went to a Beef and Beer night recently for Mike Beck, they’ve not revived the October Fest, and they don’t have any and later I received a thank you note for my support. Here’s what ethnic festivals for our ever-increasing Spanish population. Stop he wrote: “The best we can do is provide good government. patting yourself on the back and cut the payroll. That’s what Now that’s not so bad, is it?” No, that’s not so bad. Finally I do the state needs to do. “Medically Speaking” know. I’m voting for Mr. Beck. —Wildwood a radio show hosted by —Villas *** , DO, FACC, FACOI · Cape Regional Cardiologist *** To the spouter in North Cape May: You must be kidding me. Michael Boriss What’s going on at the airport? Why are there airplanes Sarah Palen is more qualifi ed than the other three Kennedy’s fl ying over Bayside/Villas so low that I can see inside the win- put together. Barak Obama has no executive experience. Palen Gender Specific dows of the airplane? It’s absolutely ridiculous. My grandchildren was a mayor, head of the Gas, Oil, and Energy Commission in are visiting and they are afraid to go outside. I’m afraid there is Alaska; she was head of the National Guard, and now the gov- Knee Replacement Call for a free CD going to be a terrible accident. Who’s going to pay for that? ernor. Obama has no experience. And as for Joe Biden, he is or a joke. Get your facts straight. Who would you rather have in offi ce if something bad happened to this country again? Those th Listen on the web! September 24 is Womenʼs Health & Fitness Day Haiti Missionary Tells of two weak liberals or a true American war hero, John McCain, at and Sarah Palen who’s actually a little tough? Wake up. Do the www.caperegional.com Devastation; Will Visit right thing. Save this country and vote Republican. —North Wildwood With special guest Court House Sept. 21 *** Fotios Tjoumakaris, MD I was totally fl oored while reading a Spout Off this week. In Orthopedic Surgeon comparing the Clinton Dark Ages to Bush, a Cape May spouter By AL CAMPBELL social worker had visited said, “at least Clinton didn’t record our phone conversations.” different places in the na- Are you joking? What are you smoking? Ever hear of Project COURT HOUSE — Prior tion and was reporting to Echelon? Over a two-year period, Clinton and Reno monitored to Hurricane Gustav’s on- him when possible. every domestic phone conversation listening for code words WCMC-AM 1230 Exceptional Care slaught on the island na- “People are burying that would threaten national security, and probably liberalism. 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, September 24 Exceptional People tion of Haiti, Pastor Yvan their dead, and they need A lot of good that did, because terrorists attacked 11 times Pierre spoke Aug. 2 at First to eat,” Pierre stated. during his presidency, including the Trade Centers in 1993, and the USS Cole. We never fought back then. The only calls Physician Referral 1-800-362-4123 United Methodist Church Many people lost everything. There is especially a that were monitored under Bush were terrorist suspects. So here about that nation’s unless you are a suspected terrorist or call them, you were poverty. need for clothing, he said. never monitored. A long-time friend of “This is the time we’ve —Lower Township the church’s Assistant Pas- got to be there, so His *** tor Jesse McLain, Pierre name will be glorifi ed. We When will NJ Transit buses start considering their passengers? Now plans to return here Sept. are caring for the whole There are no restrooms on the busses for the most part. The 21 to join eight others human, food, shelter and trip to Philadelphia and back is about 3-½ hours one way, and Featuring from different missions to clothing. We are doing most of the time never has a rest room. Once in a while they explain their work to the whatever we can,” Pierre say they can stop, at a local restroom or a Duncan Donuts or added. somewhere like that. With the profi ts they are making with most congregation. people giving up their cars because of the gas prices, I understand Pierre, executive direc- Pierre believes in the their profi ts are phenomenal. It’s an outrage and lawsuits could tor of International Chris- power of the Holy Spirit, be on the way if restrooms are not put in soon. tian Development Mission, and thus, he believes if the —Cape May Inc., based in Intercession public knows what needs *** Impact-Resistant Vinyl Windows and City, Fla., told the Herald in exist, each person will be I have been reading about the senior driving courses in the Full Line of Windows and Doors to a telephone interview last guided to do what he or she Herald. I have taken courses like this for the past nine years week about the devastation can to assist the devastated every three years. In Florida, it was about $5; in NJ it was about Protect Your Home From Hurricanes in Gustav’s wake. population of Haiti. $15, but now it has been raised from that. Senior citizens do not like to drive at night, and I’ve noticed that all the courses CHANGE FOR THE “The worst now, is that The aid may be prayers, BETTER WITH 3.5% are scheduled for the nighttime and they don’t have one of the ENERGY STAR Sales Tax over 100 were killed,” he clothing, food or money, “55 Alive”-driving courses in Cape May. I’m wondering why. said. he said. They say it will take a certain amount off your car insurance if “In our area (Gonaives) More information about you take and pass the course. However, I understand it costs there are over 500 chil- the mission to Haiti is more to take the course than they will take off your insurance. WILDWOOD GLASS INC. dren, and it is reported available at: www.icdmmin- Why are they doing this to senior citizens? New Construction and Replacement Windows that 100 homes are gone,” istries.org or at P.O. Box —Cape May Pierre said. 762, intercession City, Fla., *** Storm Doors • Auto Glass • Glass Table Tops “We could not start our 33848. I just fi nished reading “Let’s Not Get Fooled Again” Mirrors • Shower Doors and Tub Enclosures Contact Campbell at by Jack Fichter in the Herald on Sept. 10. I hope that many school for the past week,” people read this because it was the best news item I have read 2505 NEW JERSEY AVENUE, NORTH WILDWOOD • 522-2151 he added. (609) 886-8600 Ext 28 or in a long time. It was great and I believe in everything he said. He said the agency’s at: [email protected] (Page A29 Please) Herald Newspapers September 17 2008 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A29

Spout Off Authority along with the Crest Recreation Committee, but fails except one. If township po- From Classic to Elegant (From Page A28) to properly staff the beach guards during August and Septem- lice cruised the lot and tick- Bringing the highest level It was very enlightening. Thank you so much for having him ber. Wildwood Crest especially. Wildwood Crest was named eted, they could pay for the of service and expertise as one of your writers. ‘Best New Jersey Beach for Family Vacations,’ and ranked sec- next police pay raise. —Wildwood Crest ond beach in New Jersey in the 2008 Top 10 Beaches Contest —Court House *** but can't afford to provide adequate funds to protect its *** I want to thank the horseshoe champion on 13th Avenue in beaches? Where are my tax dollars going? With all the news about Artisans Alcove North Wildwood. He taught me a lot this year and at the 4th of —Wildwood Crest the medical waste washing July party next year, I will be the reigning champ. *** up ashore, I wonder why ESTATE JEWELERS —Burlington What are the laws pertaining to dogs in restaurants? I was there was never anything said *** eating at a bar, when a woman came in with her little dog. She about the boy on the Cape Ex- Buying Gold • Diamonds To the Cape May Weiner Whiner: You need a job. walked all around and fi nally sat at the bar for a drink and the press Soccer team, Derailers. Coins • Jewelry —Cape May dog sat in the stool next to her. When I asked the bartender Back during this summer’s OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK • 10 am to 5 pm *** about it the response was, “no comment.” I don't want dogs in Beach Blast tournament in 523 Lafayette Street, Cape May We all learned in kindergarten to look both ways before my house, and I don't want to eat next to one. Wildwood next to the Mo- 898-0202 • www.artisansalcove.com crossing the street. I don’t think it’s the job of the driver to be —Cape May rey’s Pier, this boy who was on guard every time you want to dart in the middle of the street. (ED. NOTE: If the woman claims a disability of some sort playing soccer, stepped onto Then they give you an attitude because you did not stop on time. where the dog is essential to her, she may take the dog any- and was stuck with a hypo- The joggers, the bikers, even people with small children, remem- where she happens to be in the establishment. You may con- dermic needle that was in the ber to look both ways. I’d rather be safe than hit by a car. fi rm this by checking with the laws on disability online, or the sand. We also found a dozen —Avalon local disability offi ce.) three-inch rusted nails in the 1ST NAILS *** *** sand. Organizers need to rake Professional Nail Salon How in good conscience can we vote for McCain and Palen, Cape May library is an eye sore. The front door is an and ensure that this sand is a Full Service for when Palen lied to the entire group of attendees and all of eyesore and needs painting and repair. The interior is dreary. safer place for barefooted soc- Ladies & Gentlemen America watching at the Republican Convention? She stated Books are out of date. It has become an Internet cafe. cer players in the future. that she sold the governor’s jet on eBay and McCain confi rmed —Cape May —Cape May County Open: Mon.-Sat. 10am - 8pm Sunday 12pm - 6pm this. This is a false statement. It was sold to a businessman for *** *** less than $600,000 of the jet’s value. Palen voted for the bridge Mayor Troiano: Five million dollars for that lovely recre- Missing something? Gift Certifi cates Available to nowhere, later changed her position, and kept my tax dollars, ation center that is going to be a multiple use building. What Read all this week’s Spout which were granted for the bridge, and used them for other are you thinking? Did the taxpayers of Wildwood agree on this Walk-Ins Welcome projects in her state. Another false statement also acknowledged one? If so, were they totally aware of all expenses? And who Offs and join the discus- by John McCain. This looks like another Bush/Cheney team. The does this service in particular? It is back behind Maxwell Field, sion. Log on to www.Cape- Rio Grande Plaza (ShopRite Ctr.) - 889-8867 only difference between Chaney and Palen is lipstick. real safe so I say to you, "What were you thinking?" And I am MayCountyHerald.com and Cape May Court House (Acme Ctr.) - 465-9919 —Avalon sure senior citizens want to walk back there too...I know they click “Spout Off” at the top *** are looking forward to the hike. I will ask you again: What of the page. The North Wildwood Recreation Center was just investigated the heck were you thinking? Did the rec center come with for illegal use of public property and time. They are still picking buses? Roofi ng up a woman who lives on Eighth Avenue and taking her to and —Wildwood from work everyday. She is not a vital city employee. I don’t *** believe it is legal for them to use a city vehicle to pick her up to Reserved parking in Cape May is supposed to be for those her job on the boardwalk, and take her home. This is inappropri- residents who have no other parking. Why then is there a re- ate use of municipal property, just like the other investigation. served parking space in the 700 block of Corgie Street? Every This practice needs to be stopped as soon as possible. property in that block of Corgie Street has at least one parking —North Wildwood space on the property itself. If this is for the Bluebell Con- *** dos, each unit has a garage and a parking space on Pearl All summer I have been reading about our poor local kids Street. This is an unfair designation of a parking space and who cannot fi nd summer jobs. I have been running motels for should be rescinded. Roofing, Siding & Windows 44 years, the latest for 10 years. Since I came to this motel, not —Cape May one “local kid” has applied for a job of any kind. At this *** time I have no foreign workers. All adults, most of them live What is going to happen to the house on the corner of in Villas, some in Wildwood. Our kids do not want to do work Star and Greenwood avenues in Villas? There are mopeds, where they have to work hard or get their hands dirty. If you motorcycles, and old docks on the property along with boats want a job for the summer, apply at the local motels. and vehicles that never move, and the grass is never cut and —Wildwood Crest the house is empty. “We Cover Your World” *** —Villas Sarah Palin is a fi ne choice for vice president if you think *** that playing Russian roulette with this country’s future is a good First I would like to apologize for how abrupt I'm about to idea. be. I can't believe how spoiled some of you are. In reference to 609-889-5000 —Cape May County the cheerleading coach. Are you kidding? Cheerleading is a *** sport and so is football, basketball, etc. It is always a competi- www.DaveAdamsRoofing.com Wildwood residents hate the noise of motorcycles. The only tion. You shouldn't be in any sport if you can't take the heat. NJ License # 13VH00133900 business that they initiate is from bars, and they drive drunk. It's all about the pride. Coaches are not a babysitting service Thank God for Saturday’s rain keeping them off the streets. Bad and practice is not social hour. You have to be able to take criti- enough residents can’t park in front of their houses. We dread cism to be the best at what you do. Stop complaining and just this every year. be happy that there are people who care enough about your —Wildwood children to want to teach them. SH OPEN 7 DAYS *** —Lower Township FI Please reconsider having the Wildwood Crest annual yard *** Y M sale later in May — perhaps Memorial Day weekend. In past Once again Fabulous Lenny has asked for volunteers. He A A Full Line of years, winter coats and hats were sometimes needed. Thanks needs help again as usual. Call legislators about beach replen- Retail Seafood R in advance. ishment. Stop the boardwalk to nowhere and fi x what’s needed M —Wildwood Crest to be done. Savastino is a disaster along with Previti. What’s Raw Bar *** happening to Ocean City’s Boardwalk? 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Our North Wildwood City Council has already spent over the way, does anyone know including themselves, what do the E 91 seats

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or complaint against them. City council will have to spend an- —Sea Isle City T and outside

other $100,000 to justify these terminations before the New *** A patio dining. Jersey Department of Personnel and a lengthy hearing in Supe- I know what I want for Christmas. I want a big gold badge C rior Court in Atlantic City. If the judge does not uphold these for my windshield. Then I can get all of my windows tinted terminations, then all three employees will be reinstated, black and ride around and talk on my cell phone all day long. they will receive back pay, and their legal frees will have to be I understand the chief now wants a personal SUV that is black paid by the taxpayers of the City of North Wildwood. Who on and is just like the kind that the FBI uses. I suppose he'll get city council will be responsible for paying this estimated $1M? that too. He is getting his two new super-charged vehicles, (too —North Wildwood fast for the local streets). I guess it pays to be good fi ends with 408 Washington St. Mall • 770-3447 *** the manager and certain members of the council. The SIC spouter makes a good point when he asks if during your —North Cape May Located between Jackson Mtn. Cafe and the Ugly Mug, on the Mall. heart surgery do we want an experienced surgeon or someone *** learning on the job. Too bad his analogy breaks down when First of all, without a union, our trash collectors would be he compares heart surgery to the upcoming presidential elec- earning poverty wages. Next, being a union member has noth- fish market tion. Neither side offers us an experienced heart surgeon. I ing to do with paying into the pension. Most government em- guess we have to decide if we want an experienced or inexperi- ployees pay into the pension. And fi nally, privatization starts enced dentist performing the heart operation since neither part out low the fi rst year and then they knock your socks off once cold or steamed shrimp (medium) 8.99 lb. offers us anyone with experience in the job they seek. they know that you have nowhere else to turn to. —North Cape May fresh atlantic salmon steaks 7.95 lb. —Wildwood Crest *** *** Middle Township Schools needs to do a better job of polic- I’m baffl ed how Mayor Carl Groon is involved with the ing their parking lots. Today at Middle No. 2 vehicles without smoked cajun salmon 4.95 each Greater Wildwood Tourism Improvement and Development proper identifi cation fi lled all the handicapped parking slots whole smoked whiting 4.95 each Can’t Sleep? take-out specials We can help! (AVAILABLE 7 DAYS A WEEK) PJ Hardin, Chris Campi, Broiled or Fried Combo $9.95 Performing Pulmonary Liz Cardona & Sotiri fi sh fi llet, scallops, shrimp: served with homemade Function Test and Expert Stylists 1. mac & cheese OR french fries, coleslaw, roll & butter Sleep Study in Offi ce. Susan Williams JPMS, Regional Color Coordinator Grilled or Blackened Tuna or Call now for a consultation Swordfi sh Sandwich $8.99 465-2646 M: 10-4 • T: By Appt. Only 2. served with homemade mac & cheese OR french fries, coleslaw and deli pickle Samuel Krachman, D.O.F.C.C.P. • Medical Director W: 10-4 • Th: 10-4 • Board Certifi ed in Sleep Medicine F: 10-4 • S: 9-6 • Su: 12-4 RAJEN I. UDANI, M.D., F.C.C.P. Call ahead and we’ll have it 17 S. Dennisville Road, 609.231.5200 Cape May Court House ready for you! 770-3447 Offi ce Hours By Appointment • 465-2646 1547 Route 9 N. A30 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers September 17 2008 Cape May County Library Adult Programs SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2008 • www.cmclibrary.org Main Branch is Cape May Court House 463-6350 Lower Branch in Villas 886-8999 • Upper Branch in Petersburg 628-2607 Wildwood Crest Branch 522-0564 • Cape May City Branch 884-9568 Stone Harbor 368-6809 • Sea Isle City 263-8485 • Woodbine 861-2501 Crest Savings to Mark Building’s 100th Programs requiring registration marked with*. Call for more information. WILDWOODS – On Sept. of it” stated Jay Ford, bank that was immensely popu- Over the years the inte- Monday 19, Crest Savings Bank will president and CEO. It just lar for bank structures in rior of the building was re- September 22 Main Branch 4:30 Games Night hold a commemorative so happened that the Ma- the United States from the decorated according to fads September 29 Main Branch 4:30 Games Night ceremony to celebrate 100 rine National Bank building late 1700s until the Great and some original features October 6 Main Branch 9:00 CPR and AED Class* 4:30 Games Night! years of history of its corpo- was unoccupied. “It was a Depression. were lost in the process. rate headquarters building, shame to see such a beau- In 1927, the original During the renovation, Tuesday 3301 Pacifi c Ave. tiful historical icon go to structure doubled its size such features were un- September 23 Main Branch 5:00 Drawing: the Next Level* Upper Branch 4:00 Dance of Life* The ceremony will be waste” Ford recalled. by adding two windows covered and brought back September 30 Main Branch 5:00 Drawing: the Next Level* Upper Branch 4:00 Dance of Life* held on the day the bank In December 1999, Crest to the south and creating to life. For example, the October 7 Main Branch 6:00 YA Teen Movie Night showing: “The Prestige” Upper Branch 4:00 Dance of Life* celebrates its 89th an- Savings Bank purchased the a new central entrance. mezzanine offices were niversary, according to a building to serve as its cor- Bank architects, Morgan & adorned with 70s style pan- Wednesday release. porate headquarters. French of New York City eling, suspended ceilings September 17 Main Branch 3:45pm YA Teen Yoga * Lower Branch 10:00am Qigong and Tai Chi for Health * The building is recog- Recognizing the build- used the same semi-circular and carpets. When those Upper Branch Survivalists View: Plants of the Pine Barrens nized as the oldest banking’s importance as a tangi- stained glass windows of materials were removed, September 24 Main Library 3:45 YA Teen Yoga * 7:00 Author Cordelia Frances Biddle ing facility in Cape May ble reminder of Wildwood’s the 1908 design to retain they revealed high ceilings, Lower Branch 10:00 Qigong and Tai Chi for Health * County. There are two past, the bank determined the original facade. During stained glass semi-circular October 1 Main Branch 7:30 Self Healing with Heart* 3:45 YA Teen Yoga* Lower Branch 10:00 Qigong and Tai Chi for Health * older bank buildings in the community would be each construction, Indiana windows and hard wood October 8 Main Branch 7:30 Self Healing with Heart* Lower Branch 10:00 Qigong and Tai Chi for Health * Cape May County but nei- best served by preserving limestone was used to cre- floors. Today, walking in ther one continues to be the structure and renovat- ate the structure. the lobby of the bank for Thursday used for banking. ing it as a state-of-the-art Today most of the bank’s the fi rst time is a breath- September 18 Main Branch 10:00am Great Books 6:00pm YA Teen Movie Night: showing Juno Founded in 1919, Crest banking facility. “We saw 1927 features remain. Al- taking experience. Blue Lower Branch 1:00pm Woodcarving for Beginners * Savings Bank has also seen the structure’s potential though the original teller’s skies appear through a large September 25 Main Branch 6:30 Knitting Group Lower Branch 1:00 Woodcarving for Beginners * its share of history. and we were confi dent that cages of marble and bronze faux-skylight painted on the October 2 Main Branch 10:00 Great Books 7:00 First Thursday Book Club The bank was first we could make the most of are gone, the imposing vaulted ceilings. October 9 Main Branch 6:30 Knitting Group known as Wildwood Crest this beautiful facility” com- stone exterior along with Once restored to its ear- Building and Loan Associa- mented Ford. three original vaults, lier glory, the building be- Friday tion located at 6112 Pacifi c It took the bank a year stained glass windows, came known as the Holly October 3 Main Branch 1:00 Papier Mache 101* Ave., Wildwood Crest. and a considerable amount two-story banking hall and Beach Financial Center. It was later renamed to of money to bring the struc- mezzanine level remain. This beautiful edifi ce has October 10 Main Branch 1:00 Papier Mache 101* Crest Savings and Loans ture back to its former The drive-in facilities, seen many generations and Association and relocated glory. the fi rst in Cape May Coun- bore witness to the making Saturday to 5406 New Jersey Ave., “We are so proud of our ty, were added to the rear of some of the Wildwoods’ September 20 Main Branch 10:00am Self Defense for Women and Girls * Wildwood Crest. After 25 building and of its history,” of the building in the early history. September 27 Main Branch 10:00 Birding by Ear with Dick Walton * years, Crest Savings Bank stated Ford. 1950s and then incorpo- In October 2000, the October 4 Main Branch 9:00-3:00 Basket Making Workshop* outgrew that space and The classic revival style rated into the two-story building was placed on the Lower Branch 10:00 Portrait Drawing* began to look for a new edifi ce was erected in 1908 administrative wing built state Register of Historic October 11 Main Branch 10:00 Journalism Classes* home. to house the former Marine in 1972. Places. Lower Branch 10:00 Portrait Drawing* “We saw great promise National Bank. The signifi - in the Wildwood’s Down- cant "temple form" bank Programs marked with * require registration town revitalization efforts style was derived from Programs marked with YA are young adult programs and we wanted to be a part ancient Greek architecture For More Information on these programs, please see our website: Cheeseburger Benefi t www.cmclibrary.org Gets Assist from Sturdy COURT HOUSE — Stur- cheeseburgers and pizza. U.S.D.A. WHOLE CENTER CUT dy Savings Bank is a spon- Admission is free. sor of the “Cheeseburger Food tickets are $4.99 in Middle’s Paradise” fund- and there is a minimal FILET raiser set for Sept. 20, 4-8 charge for some activities. p.m. at Middle Township Proceeds benefit school MIGNON High School. programs and scholarships The event, to be held for dual credit and concur- .99 in the cafeteria and pa- rent enrollment programs tio, will feature music by with Atlantic Cape Com- 6 pound Tidal Wave, face painting, a munity College. book fair, student art show, Call 463-1924 for infor- Steve Mikulski, left, and Jack Pittorino, also known and dunk tank, as well as mation. as Yankee Jack by Key West Café, Wildwood. Your Neighborhood Store At The Jersey Shore CUT FREE TO ORDER Steaks • Burgers • Hoagies • Wraps Key West Café Brings Seafood Platters • Club Sandwiches Island Flair To Wildwood WILDWOOD – Steve for. We hope the mural Shop Your Neighborhood Party and Jackie Mikulski, new will attract hungry vaca- owners of Key West Café, tioners to Key West Café Trays corner of Andrews and and brighten up our little Available Pacifi c avenues, celebrated corner of Wildwood,” the the completion of a mural release continued. on their building Aug. 29. Famous Key West musi- Delia King, a well-known cian Yankee Jack was also for Great Selection Blitz’s Famous muralist in Philadelphia, on hand to admire the Breakfast BEST completed the huge paint- mural. Friends of Jack of Deli Meats ANYWHERE ing in just nine days. The Pittorino, also known as Sandwich Jane Vitullo, left, Sturdy Savings Bank Court House Mikulskis wanted a “Key Yankee Jack, had vaca- & Cheese. offi ce branch manager and Dr. Theresa DeFranco, West theme” complete tioned in Wildwood and Fresh Made assistant superintendent of curriculum, instruction with parrots, Hibiscus fl ow- recommended that he dine and district-wide initiatives. ers, and tropical sun, which at Key West Café. Famous for Salads & is exactly what they got, Jack has been perform- according to a release. ing in Key West, Fla. for the Highest Quality Desserts “We wanted to bring the past 16 years and has FRESH MADE the fun, laid-back, friendly played with many well- and Lowest Prices atmosphere to Wildwood known artists including at the Jersey Shore! 18” LARGE that Key West is so famous Willie Nelson. CHEESE Hopp Gets Coder Status PIZZA TOO MANY SPECIALS $ 99 VILLAS — Deborah A. tionally renowned organi- EVERY WED. Hopp, of this community zation offering professional TO ADVERTISE! 5 was awarded the Certi- accreditation, education, Find’s Furniture, 1001 Bayshore Road, Villas, pres- fied Professional Coder recognition and network- ents the second winner of its Ashley seven-piece Apprentice credential by ing opportunities to medi- 21st & New Jersey 902 Bayshore Rd. 104 S. Main St. 34th & Asbury bedroom set giveaway, Sept. 8 to Audrey Cunning- the American Academy of cal coders. N. WILDWOOD VILLAS CMCH OCEAN CITY ham, left. She went to Find’s with daughter, Nancy, Professional Coders on suc- The demand for medi- right, who was shopping for her new home. Audrey, cessfully passing a national cal coders is increasing 729-4500 886-8225 465-0090 399-6080 a longtime Find’s customer and Cape May native, certifi cation examination. nationally, according to a submitted her name. After returning home, she The certifi cation is spon- release. 55th & Haven, 21st & Asbury, 86th & Landis, OPENING received a call from storeowner, Brandt telling her sored by the academy, a na- that she had won the grand prize. “I almost didn’t OCEAN CITY OCEAN CITY SEA ISLE CITY SOON answer the phone, but I’m so glad I did! I’ve never I do believe that where there is a choice only between 399-9980 399-9983 263-3149 cowardice and violence, I would advise violence. SEAVILLE won anything before!” said Cunningham. She was - Mahatma Gandhi celebrating her 78th birthday that day. Herald Newspapers September 17 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A 3 1 PROFESSIONAL Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation, PC Introducing the New ATM2 Best Device for Pain Dragonfl y Wellness Celebrates First Year Back Pain Relief In Minutes COURT HOUSE — Drag- stress is at an all-time high, onfl y Wellness Studio, 106 the release stated. N. 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As this is the day of World Long Drive Golfi ng Champion, Gerry James, hails ATM2 Doug, opened Dragonfly the Global Mala, a project - a new smart-exercise system to immediately increase range of nearly a year ago, intent on which strives to unite yoga motion and overall fi tness creating a space of genuine communities world-wide relaxation, according to a through concurrent yoga Only facility in the Cape May & release. Client Relaxes At Dragonfl y Wellness Studio and meditation sessions, Through yoga, massage, there's never been a better Atlantic County areas to have this Medical Device pilates, and acupuncture, a healthy body, and they stigma of extravagance. It time to get involved. 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Lower Township Chamber Gentek accepted the of Commerce held a special honor on behalf of all networking event Sept. 11 search and responders who at Cape May Winery on assisted at Ground Zero Townbank Road. Sept. 11, 2001. As Gentek A special presentation shared with the group his was made in honor of the recollection of that day, he NJ Task Force One, Urban paused remembering the Search and Rescue Team. loss of Andrew Alameno, Dale Gentek, of North a Wildwood Crest native, Cape May, received a Cer- someone so close to his At Sept. 11 meeting of Lower Township Chamber tifi cate of Honor presented home. of Commerce at Cape May Winery, Dale Gentek, by the Chamber’s Presi- “This was our genera- accepts Certifi cate of Honor from chamber President dent Amy Mc Culley and tion’s Pearl Harbor,” Gen- Amy McCulley, left and First Vice President Sheri First Vice President Sheri tek said. Kramer. We believe in you... Try us! Award Nominees Listed In Oct. 2 Chamber Event COURT HOUSE — The Nominees in the New 609.522.5115 s www.crestsavings.com Cape May County Cham- Construction category in- ber of Commerce is has clude Flip Flopz – Cham- announced nominees for pagne Island Resort, the annual Beautifi cation Oceanview Architectural and Conservation Awards Millwork, Laguna Oaks North Cape Center Administrator Karen Hoffman, Program. Golf Course, South Dennis top right, and Director of Nursing Lois Hellmig, top The Beautification Fruit & Produce Market, left at a Mentor Luncheon held Aug 21 at North Awards program originated Cape May County Air- Cape Center. That event was to thank all mentors in 1967 and recognizes port New Aviation Han- who participated in the program to help new reg- businesses and organiza- gar, Ralph’s Bagels & Deli, istered and licensed practical nurses and certifi ed tions, which have dem- Ocean City Tabernacle Kull nurses aides adjust to new positions in the Lower onstrated their dedication Youth Center, Diocese of Township facility. to Cape May County by Camden Haven House, improving the outer ap- Cape May County Techni- pearance of their proper- cal School, Cape May Court Free Mixed Martial Arts ties. Businesses, Non-Profi t House Post Offi ce, Lynne Organizations, and Govern- Arden’s Childrens Shoppe, Day Set by South Coast ment Offices have been Miracles Fitness Center INVITING BATHS nominated by Chamber (Seaville), Crest Haven RIO GRANDE — On riors regardless of previous These days, if you want to sell At QUALITY HOME CENTER, members in five catego- Pond Boardwalk, and Cape your home, you must select the our professional staff can help you Sept. 21 at 1 p.m., the long- experience.” ries; New Construction, May County Zoological awaited arrival of MMA This exhibition will con- improvements that buyers want. At the design a new full function bath using Renovation, Landscaping, Society. same time, the goal of every remodel is new and exciting products, combined begins in Rio Grande, with sist of “Bullpen” warriors, Gateway and Signs. the introduction of Jose demonstrating their skills to improve your family’s quality of life. with traditional or retro fi xtures and Tabora and his “Bullpen” in the arts of Brazilian Jui With both of these considerations in cabinetry. Specializing in kitchens team. Jitsu and Muay Thai and mind, many homeowners are choosing and bathrooms, we feature brand According to a release, some basic instruction. to replace underutilized bathtubs with name manufacturers, competitive this free exhibition/dem- When doors open, there oversized showers that are accented prices, shopping convenience, and onstration will be held at will be a table set up for with glass panels. When outfi tted with free computer-assisted design. Our South Coast House of Ka- registrations, whereby, the custom showerheads and bodysprays, showroom is open weekdays, 8 a.m. to rate in the Village Shoppes fi rst 20 warriors will re- these airy oases defi ne the word 5 p.m. and Saturdays 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. of Rio Grande, just 100 feet ceive a 20 percent discount “luxury.” In spite of this trend, tubs are far from out of fashion. Only, instead Please visit our web site: northeast of the Routes 9 on enrollment. A three-day www.qualityhomectr.com and 47 intersection, (same plan, all here in Rio Grande of noisy whirlpools, homeowners are building as Cheng’s Chi- and a four–day plan of increasingly turning to soaking tubs. nese Buffet, on the second which one day is located in By totally immersing themselves in Hint: There is also a new trend in fl oor). the Egg Harbor Township On Grandparents Day, Joe DiAntonio, enjoys visit these Asian-inspired fi xtures, bathers bathroom design toward privatization Tabora invites “all war- location are available. from Elijah, 5, Gabriel, 7, and Julian DiAntonio, can enjoy the serenity and relaxation of the toilet, which involves walling 10. They celebrated the day with a breakfast buffet that will stimulate potential buyers’ off the toilet with a privacy wall or its “I learned that it is the weak who are cruel, and that joining their great grandfather, Joe, 92. He resides interest. own enclosure. gentleness is to be expected only from the strong.” at Loyalton of Cape May Senior Living. The boys’ Quality Home Center • 1249 Rt. 9 South • Cape May Court House • 609-465-5029 -Leo Rosten parents are Mike and Linda DiAntonio. A32 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers September 17 2008

Stephen Ahern Is Named CMCAR Realtor of the Year CLERMONT – The Cape way of commending a Real- practices among real estate May County Association tor whose good business licensees and the general of Realtors (CMCAR) is conduct and service to public, and dedication to pleased to announce that clients is exemplary,” said the Realtor organization. Stephen Ahern, CRS, GRI, Ann Marie Uhlman, Ex- Ahern’s commitment to ePro of Ferguson-Dechert, ecutive Offi cer of CMCAR. CMCAR goes beyond serv- Inc. in Avalon has been “We are honored to pres- ing on the association’s Continued to December- selected as the CMCAR ent this year’s award to board of directors and as- 2008 Realtor of the Year. Steve.” sorted committees; he is No Decision for Beach Theatre’s Future Ahern is being recognized The annual Realtor of the an invaluable resource in with the award for the ef- Year award recognizes one planning CMCAR’s annual STEPHEN AHERN By JACK FICHTER would be located. A cupola to the city’s 10-foot set- fort and good work he has member of the CMCAR budget. Serving as a Direc- would grace the corner. back requirement but with expended in the real estate who demonstrates a com- tor for the New Jersey As- real estate profession is CAPE MAY — The With the demolition of removal of the theater, a profession. mitment to the Realtor sociation of Realtors (NJAR) complimented only by his city’s Planning Board ad- the theater, the mass of large portion of the prop- “The annual Realtor of Code of Ethics, the further- on fi ve separate occasions, determination to improve journed Sept. 9 without the building will be signifi - erty would be brought back the Year Award is CMCAR’s ance of good real estate Ahern’s dedication to the (Page A44 Please) hearing public comment on cantly reduced on Stockton into conformance. He said Frank Investment’s applica- Place, said Fenwick. total lot coverage would be PROPERTY TRANSFERS RECORDED IN COUNTY CLERK’S OFFICE tion to build condos above He said the state was reduced from 94.6 percent the stores and demolish the encouraging residential use to 93.1 percent. BETWEEN August 25, and August 31, 2008 auditorium section of the over retail shops as part of A total of 66 parking Beach Theatre. Smart Growth initiatives, spaces would be required Seller Buyer Property Address Price After almost three hours a permitted use in the C2 for the project by zoning AVALON of testimony from the the- Business Zone. regulations but 26 spaces Denise S. Schumann Dianne C. Burkitt 214 27th St., Unit East $700,000 ater’s owners, the meeting Fenwick said the build- are proposed or a defi cit of Jean M. Tokarski James & Eileen McDermott 198 77th St. $ 2,100,000 was adjourned and will ing would have a metal 40 spaces, said Filipone. Total For Avalon: $ 2,800,000 continue Dec. 9 at 7 p.m. roof, clapboard siding, solid He said the project reduced CAPE MAY when public comment will shutters “not plastic,” a the extent of non-conformi- Webco Associates Inc. Brian & Jennifer McCloskey 900 Ocean Ave. #1504 $ 639,000 Barbara Kopp Heather A. Musto 1001 Washington St., Unit 5B $ 209,000 be heard. Victorian balustrade and ty by 131 parking spaces, Total For Cape May: $ 848.000 Frank Investment’s At- brackets. which would benefit a DENNIS torney Steven Nehmad and He said four condos three to four block radius Edward E. Hartem Nature Conservancy 119 Washington Ave. $ 140,000 Architect Steven Fenwick would be two-story units from the theater. Total For Dennis: $140,000 presented plans for build- with two one-story condos Filipone said eliminat- LOWER TOWNSHIP ing six condominiums built on the corner of Stockton ing the theater use of the Wayne & Kimberly Pace Richard & Elizabeth Walter 902 Ocean Dr., Unit 1604 $ 490,000 above nine existing retail and Beach Avenue. Each complex would reduce Moe S. Drici Louis S. Massad 205 E Raleigh Ave. $ 600,000 stores fronting on Beach two-story unit would have generation of traffi c trips at John & Magdeline Mitman Harvey E. & Anne C. Fries 45 Cape Woods Rd. $ 270,000 Avenue. The Beach Avenue its own elevator with three the peak hour from 169 per Tamara L. Knapp Dennis M. Dougherty 800 Washington Blvd. $ 299,000 side of the complex would bedrooms and three baths to 42 trips or a 75 percent Scott J. & Marie Yeager Lori Hollenback 245 Ludlam Dr. $ 240,000 $ 177,000 become three stories. on the upper floor, said reduction. Jan & Elnor Galubinski Stephanie Busa, Lance F. 717 Whildam Ave. Vogel The closing of the the- Fenwick. The applicant was also Shirley E. McGuigan Nikolay Zhelyazkov 94 W Wilde Ave. $ 191,000 ater lobby would create one Each condo unit will seeking waivers from en- Total For Lower Township: $2,267,000 additional store. The build- have a parking space in a vironmental impact, traffi c MIDDLE TOWNSHIP ings front facade and retail garage with another space and recycling studies. Garry Gilbert Our Lady of Angels 306 Steel & 5 Sayre Roads $ 287,500 space would remain. directly behind that under Attorney Eric Garra- Leonard G. Licata Anne M. Romano 222 Fairmont Rd. $ 274,900 Nehmad noted the city’s a carport providing a total brant, hired by Barbara Nancy Henderson John & Sandra L. Marchese 14 Dogwood $30,000 Historic Preservation Com- of 26 spaces for residents. Skinner and her non-profi t Robert & Martha Gilliam Beverly Rodgers 1025 Rte 9 S $ 170,000 mission approved a prelimi- Frank Investments is re- organization, Environ- Denise M. Seddon Leonard G. Licata 16 W Shellbay Ave. $ 102,500 K Hovnanian at Middle Twp Nathan & Carolyn T. Cloud 25 Whimbrel Way $397,725 nary site plan and a demo- questing a variance to allow mental Preservation and Total For Middle Township: $ 1,262,625 lition of the auditorium it to use stacked parking, American Heritage Insti- NORTH WILDWOOD section one year ago. which is only permitted tute, questioned if condo- David J. & Lisa D. Paul Steven E. & Marlene A. 304 Surf Ave., Unit 8 $149,900 He called the proposed to be used by Victorian miniums were allowed to Romasko changes a “signifi cant up- hotels in Cape May under be constructed above retail Beazer Homes Corp. Jillian & Andy Leftwich 101 W Spruce Ave. $ 451,000 grade.” Fenwick said the zoning regulation. Stacked units when a city ordinance NJ Shore Investments LLC Michael & Melissa McMullen 215 E 17th Ave., Unit 100 $ 410,000 theater was “functionally parking involves the need specifi ed “apartments.” Jack & Lisa Falls Joseph & Madeline Barth 1400 Surf Ave., Unit 105 $ 180,000 obsolete.” to shuffl e cars since one car Nehmad said the form of Total for North Wildwood: $ 1,190,900 The Beach Theatre Foun- would be blocking another ownership was irrelevant. OCEAN CITY car’s access to a drive aisle He said the term “apart- 218 Wesley Avenue LLC Victoria M. Kravitz 220 Wesley Ave. $425,000 dation has a lease on the $340,000 property ending March or street. ment” in the ordinance did Philip A. & Mary C. Alessi Fred & Victoria Campisi 509 Conch Dr. John & Milissa Whiting James R. & Diane L. Andriulli 1107 Bay Ave., Unit A $ 182,000 31, 2009 with an option Engineer for the project, not specify the unit had to Edwin & Susan Harron JWR Construction Inc. 4952 Asbury Ave. $ 725,000 to purchase the property. If Steve Filipone said the be leased or rented. William & Wanda Rumford Thomas W. Elliott 921 Park Pl., Unit 207 $ 440,000 the foundation is unable to property should have pro- Susan Tischler, board Evelyn H. Davis Conor P. & Amy M. Smith 439 Asbury Ave., 2nd Fl. $ 370,000 fi nd a developer to buy the vided 197 parking spaces secretary of the Beach Colleen Michelle LLC Ronald S. & Karen S. Guerra 2020-22 Central Ave., Unit A $ 819,000 theater complex, Frank In- to accommodate a 550- Theatre Foundation read Ronald C. Strobel John M. Jr., Marialyce 4404 West Ave. $ 355,000 vestments intends to move seat theater, retail space, a statement from the or- Sheriff John F. Callinan Kemper Casualty Insurance $ 673,243 forward with its plans, said a 40-seat restaurant and ganization indicating the Robert & Marion Hubbard Robert & Helen Brenna 414 West Ave. $ 339,900 Nehmad. employees but currently non-profi t group was not Padula Glenn LLC Ronald D. & Tyra F. Hodges 1647 Central Ave. $ 1,100,000 Joseph & Lisa Sorrentino Sam & Betty Braccia 1427 Simpson Ave. $ 480,000 Fenwick said the lobby has only 13 spaces, a defi cit allowed to comment on Total For Ocean City: $ 6,249,143 for the condominiums of 184. the application as part of its SEA ISLE CITY would be located off Stock- He said no part of the lease agreement with Frank Estate of JamesGallagher Michael C. Jr. 25 58th St. $1,280,000 ton Place where an elevator theater complex conforms Investments. Troy &Jennifer Adams VincentA. &Denise Consalo 15 49th St. $1,525,000 Alfred Trinkle Thomas Aruffo LLC 9 75th St. $ 1,200,000 Robert & Linda Eardley Eileen Ann McCay 4409 Venicean Rd. North $ 825,000 SpotlightSpotlight onon youryour newnew home!home! Total For Sea Isle City: STONE HARBOR Edward & Joanne Dirugeris John J. & Cecilia M. Hallinan 10615 1st Ave. $ 2,725,000 Visit this luxury country home Frank R. Caruso Matthew & Allyson Flannery 155 93rd St. $1,362,200 offering warmth, cozy el- Total For Stone Harbor: egance, and privacy. All of UPPER TOWNSHIP Mark & Lisa DiClementi Michael & Donna Murphy 227 Egret Ln. $85,600 this and more is located on Wayne & Shelly Strockbine Jay S. Levin 90 School House Ln. $ 244,000 a 1.5 acre wooded lot on a Jean McKnight, Karen Abel Andrew & Karen Minarcik III 516 Rte 9, Unit C-8 $ 73,000 cul de sac. The outdoor liv- Total For Upper Township: $4,830,000 ing space is lovely and park- WEST CAPE MAY Valerie Sperlak William & Bonnie Feraco 611 & 613-617 2nd Ave. $ 300,000 like with serene water views. Total For West Cape May: $ 300,000 Interior features include a WILDWOOD magnifi cent kitchen with a Sean J. McGrath Michele M. Perdue 215 E Hand Ave. $ 275,000 breakfast area perfect for Bank of New York Garrett & Sheila Marsh 201 E Pine Ave., Unit B $ 227,000 quiet and serene gather- Island Hopper LLC Sara A. Hudson 5001 New Jersey Ave., Unit 103 $ 80,000 Joseph Uzzolino Peter M. & Lisa A. Marturano 5001 New Jersey Ave., Unit 321 $94,900 ings. Large family room, living room, and formal dining room offer Rita & Richard Nawalinski Steven & Patricia Mensch 206 W Andrews Ave. $ 100,001 up enough space for entertaining. Oversized master suite has much Michael Wanner Ronald S. & Lucy C. Deputy 225 E Wildwood Ave., Unit 420 $ 80,000 to offer and the other four bedrooms are oversized ready for those Sheriff John F. Callinan Shore Management Co. $60,000 with larger families. For those of you that like to work at home, there Total For Wildwood: $916,901 is a home offi ce, and an expanded third fl oor. Don’t miss out on your WILDWOOD CREST Syracuse In The Crest LLC Edward & Clairesse Fagan 333 E Preston Ave. $ 692,000 chance to live the country high life. Presented by Weichert Realtors 214 East Nashville LLC Robert H. Mackey 214 E Nashville Ave. $ 775,000 Hoey Group 609-368-5200. Contact Maureen Hoey 609-374-0672. Richard Bachman Anthony Nazzario 9206 New Jersey Ave. $ 428,000 Visit www.wrhoeygroup.com RJR Development LLC William & Barbara Dougherty 116 E Primrose Rd. $ 418,000 Total for Wildwood Crest: $2,313,000 For more on real estate visit COUNTY TOTAL: $ 23,117,569 www.capemaycountyherald.com Compilation c 2008 Seawave Corporation Source Data: Cape May County Clerk's Offi ce Abstracts Herald Newspapers September 17 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A33

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215-884-0540 before 8pm The Stanford from $299,990 μ WebID #: 159101 HOME BUYING SEMINAR! SEPTEMBER 18TH, 6PM. CALL 609-886-8600 EXT 33 or 34 to place your ad CALL FOR DETAILS Ryan Homes is creating a spectacular design and construction, making them The community of 16 homes with spacious an incomparable value for years to come. full basements included on up to These are some of the many included HANNEL’S 4 acre wooded homesites. Nearby features: CApartments fishing, boating, golf, tennis and biking • Up to 5 bedrooms and 4 1/2 baths Professionally Managed make it possible to enjoy a relaxing • Up to a 2-car garage Summer Special! lifestyle every day while still being close • Professional landscaping package s Rent & Free Gift to everyday conveniences. Specialty • First-floor owners’ suite available $100 Off First Month’ shops in nearby Stone Harbor & Avalon, Cape May Zoo, Davies Sports FREE Heat & Hot Water Complex and Wildwood boardwalk & beaches provide other recreational 1 BEDROOM opportunities for the young and the $ 00 young-at-heart. Best of all, these new 825 homes offer the advantages of innovative 2 BEDROOM $89500 Osprey Cove Goshen Road In Cape May Courthouse • Air Conditioning Now Acce pting Directions: Take the Garden State Pkwy. South past Exit 10 to Mechanics St. exit. Cross over Rt. 9. At 3-way intersect of Dias Creek, • Swimming Pool Small Pets Mechanics St., & Goshen Road, turn right on Goshen Rd. Community is .25 mi. on right.. • Laundry Facilities Phone: (609) 465-1915 • Heat/Hot Water Included Hours: Mon. 2-6, Tues.-Fri. 10-6, Sat.-Sun. 11-6 *Limited time offer. Must use NVR Mortgage to receive incentive. Certain restrictions may apply. (609) 884-0026 Prices, offers and financing are subject to change without notice. See sales representative for details. 3910 Bayshore Rd., N. Cape May ryanhomes.com A34 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Real Estate Classiﬁ ed Herald Newspapers September 17 2008

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Available October WILDWOOD Year Round Rental- references Year Round Rental- 1. $1250/month plus WINTER RENTAL utilities. No pets. Refer- 914-319-2994 2 bedoom, 1 bath cont- 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH 2 BEDROOM Year Round Rental- ✰✰✰✰✰ ences and credit history tage with off street park- COMPLETELY FUR- New Construction- required. Call 856-478- WebID #: 162452 ing. $900 NISHED CONDO IN μ West Wildwood: Fur- CAPE MAY COURT Available 4834 or 856-304-3563. STONE HARBOR, Year Round Rental- nished, large deck. 2nd HOUSE Immediately WILDWOOD CREST ELEVATOR, OFF ST fl oor. $950 + utilities. North Wildwood and μ WebID #: 161732 PARKING. OCT/MAY. NORTH WILDWOOD Unfurnished, 2 bedroom, Wildwood, 3 bedroom, 2 bedroom, 2 bath, NO PETS, SECURITY Call for details 1 1/2 bath, large 2 car 2 full baths, pool and $1150.; 2 bedroom, 1 DEPOSIT, REFERENC- 2 bedroom apartment, 609-465-8496 garage. $1200/month + garage parking. Call bath, $1000; 2 bedroom, ES. $775/MONTH + Year Round Rental- 1st fl oor. Living room, utilities; 1 month secu- for personal appoint- 1 bath, $850. ELECTRIC. kitchen, bath. Private μ WebID #: 161754 rity. ment. 609-522-4300, 570-985-7619 NORTH WILDWOOD parking. Large well- kept Roman Utilities included. Avail- Year Round Rental- fenced yard. Gas heat. 609-465-3875 able Oct. 1 - May 15 μ WebID #: 159688 ✰✰✰✰✰ 16th Avenue. 1st fl oor, $750/month + utilities. AVALON 3 bedrooms, newly reno- Rental history neces- WebID #: 162460 609-238-8500 μ Year Round Rental- vated with deck, laundry sary. 3 bedroom, gas heat. room, outdoor private ask for Carol Winter Rental- $1500 + utilities. shower and lots more. 609-523-6683 No pets. $950 per month μ WebID #: 161909 Winter Rental in Year Round Rental- NORTH CAPE MAY Call Jonathon, 2 bedroom,1 bath, cot- includes water & sewer; North Wildwood μ WebID #: 162476 609-967-7571 tage for rent. $1000.00 other utilities extra Newer 3 Bedroom, 2 CAPE MAY COURT plus utilites. No pets, no Winter Rental- Bath Furnished Condo, HOUSE μ WebID #: 160602 smoking. Call 609-898- 856-417-4264 18th & Surf. No Pets, No Year Round Rental- 0974 Smoking. Sept - April. Year round, month to WILDWOOD μ WebID #: 161978 $1400/month includes Cleaning House? month. Small cottage. NORTH WILDWOOD μ WebID #: 161093 2 bedroom, 1 bath con- utilities. Phone 215-612- SELL YOUR STUFF HERE! Newly renovated. $1100/ do. 1 block to ocean & 7270; Email MMAKEAKE QQUICKUICK CCASH!ASH! month + utilities. 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, boards. Fully furnished. JamesP10103@yahoo. washer/ dryer, yard. Off street parking. Se- com 917-838-1321 Clean and newly reno- curity deposit required. vated. References & se- $900 per month + utili- μ WebID #: 161865 8886-860086-8600 eext.xt. 3333 oorr 3344 μ WebID #: 162517 curity required. Heat in- ties. Available Oct. cluded. $995/month.

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NORTH WILDWOOD 3 bedroom ranch home VILLAS RENTAL Beautiful 2nd fl oor un- Wildwood Crest with big yard on Route WITH STORAGE furnished, 2 bedroom near ACME ✰✰✰✰✰ 2nd fl oor, 3 bedroom, 1 9. Available immediately. apartment. Available 2nd fl oor rear, 2 bedroom YEARLY RENTAL bath gas heat. Washer/ $1450/month + utilities 2 bedroom, 1 bath, 2nd Year Round Rental- Oct. Non smoking prem- apt, full size eat in, ma- I HAVE (1) 3 BEDROOM dryer hookup. $1000/ fl oor apartment. Includes ises. No pets. $750 + ple kitchen, living room. AND (1) 4 BEDROOM month +. 1 1/2 month Call owner, large garage space with Wildwood utilities. Credit check re- $900 Month Utilities IN- CONDO FOR RENT. 610-668-0300 additional half bath. quired. Security deposit. CLUDED, year around, AVAILABLE NOW- security required. Avail- Washer & dryer hook-up. + last month’s rent. Will unfurnished. Verifi able FULLY FURNISHED- able Oct 1. No pets. 3 bedroom, 2 baths, WebID #: 161563 $1100/month. 1st month consider rental assis- income and credit check CALL 856-629-3474. μ $1100 per month or 1 & 1 month security re- tance required. $1000 security IN WILDWOOD- Pets Call 609-884-9804 bedroom, 1 bath, $595 quired. Ideal for living & deposit. Oct 1 availabil- ok Leave name & number per month. Private storage. Available 10/1. 609-729-6698 ity. Year Round Rental- parking near beach and ✰✰✰✰✰ WebID #: 162257 CALL 609-369-4887 μ boardwalk, very good Call 609-884-0060 μ WebID #: 161805 Year Round Rental- RIO GRANDE condition, furnished. WebID #: 162004 WebID #: 161982 μ Winter or Year Round Year Round Rental- μ μ WebID #: 161966 NORTH WILDWOOD New construction, 3 Rental. 317 E. Hand bedroom, 2 bath, con- Year Round Rental- Ave., Wildwood WILDWOOD 3 bedroom apartment, venient to Route 9. At- CREST Year Round Rental- Year Round/ beach block. $990 per tached garage. $1450 + VILLAS Call Sylvester 6201 New Jersey Winter Rental- month + utilities. utilities. Credit check a (215) 429 8818 Avenue Wildwood Crest must. No pets West Bates Ave. 2 bed- Newly Remodeled 1 & WILDWOOD 215-651-4690 room, 1 bath, central air, μ WebID #: 161292 2 bedroom with deck 2 Bedroom Year Round 609-780-0528 washer & dryer. 1 block $850 + utilities; 3 bed- Apts. $750 + Utilities. 1 bedroom studio, $595; μ WebID #: 160681 from bay. $1100/month room, $950/month + 609-522-8262 2 bedroom new apart- μ WebID #: 162280 + utilities. No pets. utilties. 2nd fl oor. Newly ment, $795. Furnished Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- renovated. No pets. μ WebID #: 162421 or unfurnished. Proof of Year Round Rental- income required. 609-884-8136 WILDWOOD Credit check required. Year Round Rental- North Wildwood STONE HARBOR WebID #: 160180 609-522-2002 Call 609-729-3192, 2 Bedroom Apartment, μ 3 BEDROOM, 2 FULL Beachblock. 1 bedroom WILDWOOD CREST 9am - 5pm + den. Redone in 2006. $850/month Year Round Rental- BATH HOUSE FOR YEAR ROUND RENTAL μ WebID #: 161543 Air, Washer/dryer. $1100. RENT IN VERY NICE 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath 2nd μ WebID #: 162270 609-374-2058 609-368-2687 Wildwood, 1 and 2 NEIGHBORHOOD IN fl oor apartment in Wild- bedroom apts WILDWOOD. ALL UTILI- wood Crest for year μ WebID #: 161661 μ WebID #: 161513 Apts available for rent, TIES INCLUDED IN THE round Lease. Newly re- RENT. $1500/MONTH. furbished. Furnished. Year Round/ Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- year round. Social Ser- PLEASE CALL 484 432 $1,000/month + utilities. Winter Rental- vices vouchers accept- 6000 On-site laundry. No pets. NORTH WILDWOOD STONE HARBOR ed. Apply at offi ce 4205 Call 609-780-4107. WILDWOOD Pacifi c Ave. M, T and R μ WebID #: 162349 Year Round Rental- Furnished 3rd fl oor wa- Luxury bayfront apart- 9:30 - 1 pm, no phone calls please. μ WebID #: 160659 1 block to beach. All new terfront condo. 3 bed- ments, 2 bedrooms, 1 2 bedroom. Furnished. room, 2 bath, covered bath, furnished or unfur- Wildwood Crest Year Round Rental- Condo $900 +, proof of income parking, elevator, pool, nished. Private balcony required. fi tness center. $1850/ overlooking intercoastal. Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- WILDWOOD 3 bedroom, 2 bath month + utilities. Garage parking. $1200 609-408-7755 Call 267-441-6206 WILDWOOD condo. 2nd Floor. Fully Wildwood Crest or email 609-368-3058 Beach & Boardwalk furnished with granite Year Round Rental μ WebID #: 162478 [email protected] 2 bedroom apartment. block. 2nd fl oor, 3 bed- kitchen, gas fi replace, - Well maintained 2 μ WebID #: 162467 No pets. No parties. rooms, 1 1/2 baths, full fl at screen TV above, bedroom, 2nd fl oor apt WebID #: 161166 $900 per month + secu- eat-in kitchen, large liv- washer, dryer & 2 car gain quiet neighborhood. μ Year Round Rental- rity. 1 year lease. Utilities ing room. Front porch, rage. Very clean with plenty of Year Round/ Year Round Rental- included. washer & dryer. No pets, closets. No pets, non- Winter Rental- Sunray Beach non-smoking premises. 609-523-1251, Chris. smoking premises. $950, 4 bedroom, 2 bath Home North Wildwood Mike, 570-241-2630 $1000 per month; $1500 References & Security Wildwood $1550.00 plus utilities. security deposit. μ WebID #: 161381 required. 609-522-4383 2 Bedroom, 1 bath con- The Tides, spectacular 609-861-3833 μ WebID #: 162462 do. New carpet & paint. ocean view. 3 bedrooms, 609-522-4139 μ WebID #: 162416 $950/month + utilities. 2 bath, furnished. Pool, μ WebID #: 159849 Find it in No smoking/no pets. Se- tennis, club house. μ WebID #: 161955 curity deposit, verifi able Year Round Rental- ONLINE $1800/month. 1 year the income & references minimum. House Year Round Rental- required. Call 609-770- WILDWOOD Hunting? 3692 610-960-7439 TUCKAHOE GO TO 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, CLASSIFIEDS www.capemaycountyherald.com μ WebID #: 162501 WebID #: 159866 furnished (or not). Older μ 3 bedroom, recently ren- but nicely updated and Year Round Rental- ovated. Large kitchen & well maintained. Large living room, central air, sundeck, back yard, PUBLIC NOTICES washer/dryer. Fenced North Wildwood laundry area. Well insu- SHERIFF’S SALE Prior Liens/Encumbrances: None North Wildwood, County of Cape May and taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer yard. Pets negotiable. TOTAL AS OF January 19, 2008: $0.00 State of New Jersey. liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Year Round lated with new high ef- By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued amount due can be obtained from the local $1200/month + utilities. out of the Superior Court of New Jersey, taxing authority. Condo Rental fi ciency heat and central A full legal description of the premises can Premises commonly known as: 306 East Chancery Division, Cape May County, be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape 19th Avenue Unit 304, North Wildwood, Amount due under judgment is The Tides at Seaboard air. Near convention hall. DOCKET NUMBER F 20982 06, pending May County. This sale is subject to unpaid NJ 08260 $77,180.70 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees Point. 3 Bedroom/ 2 609-390-3303 wherein WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., AS taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- $1200/month includes TRUSTEE FOR CITIGROUP MORTGAGE liens and other Municipal Assessments. The BEING KNOWN as LOT 6, BLOCK 263.01, tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount Bath, beautifully fur- water & sewage. Your LOAN TRUST, SERIES 2004-OPT1, ASSET amount due can be obtained from the local on the offi cial Tax Map of the City of North of 20% of the bid price is required. nished Condo. Water μ WebID #: 161901 BACKED PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES taxing authority. Wildwood The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any rental history will be the plaintiff AND STEVEN E. SMYTH, ET Amount due under judgment is sale without further notice of publication. views; clubhouse, fi t- checked! ALS are the defendant(s), I shall expose for $283,931.59 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees Dimensions: Condo Unit All publication costs are paid for by the plain- sale at public venue on: to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- tiff. ness center, under- WEDNESDAY THE 1ST DAY OF tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount Nearest Cross Street: Condo Unit Attorney PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG ground parking, eleva- 856-627-8809 OCTOBER A.D. 2008 of 20% of the bid price is required. Sheriff: John F. Callinan at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal 752837 tor access, pool, tennis House Building located at 9 N. Main Street sale without further notice of publication. liens or other charges, and any such taxes, 4x Fee=$160.38 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New court and more! No pets. WebID #: 162454 All publication costs are paid for by the plain- charges, liens, insurance premiums or 09/03, 09/10, 09/17, 09/24/08 μ Jersey. tiff. other advances made by plaintiff prior to ______$2,000 per month. 610- Attorney FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD this sale. All interested parties are to con- SHERIFF’S SALE 389-5208. Property to be sold is located in the City of Sheriff: John F. Callinan duct and rely upon their own independent Ocean City, County of Cape May and State 752781 investigation to ascertain whether or not By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of New Jersey. any outstanding interest remain of record of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Year Round Rental- 4x Fee=$131.22 μ WebID #: 161219 09/03, 09/10, 09/17, 09/24/08 and/or have priority over the lien being Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- Premises commonly known as: 119 West ______foreclosed and, if so the current amount BER F 29673 07, pending wherein WELLS Avenue, Ocean City, NJ 08226 SHERIFF’S SALE due thereon. FARGO BANK, N.A. AS TRUSTEE FOR WILDWOOD OPTION ONE MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST TAX LOT NO. 12 in BLOCK NO. 108 By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out **If the sale is set aside for any reason, the 2007-6 ASSET-BACKED CERTIFICATES, HomebuyersHomebuyers are are of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only SERIES 2007-6 the plaintiff AND DEWEL C. 3 bedroom, 1 bath. No Dimension of Lot Approximately: 30x90 cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET a return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser SMITH II, ET AL are the defendant(s), I shall NUMBER F 16667 07, pending wherein IR- shall have no further recourse against the expose for sale at public venue on: pets. $1100/month + Nearest Cross Street: First Street WIN UNION BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Mortgagor, the Mortgagor’s attorney. WEDNESDAY THE 1ST DAY OF utilities. Beginning at a point in the southeasterly the plaintiff AND GAIL L. CARUSO, ET AL OCTOBER A.D. 2008 line of West Avenue (100 feet wide) and in are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale Pursuant to NJSA 46:8B-21 et seq., this at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court the division line between Lot 12 and Lot 13, at public venue on: sale may be subject to a limited lien prior- House Building located at 9 N. Main Street 215-673-3886 Block 108 as shown on Plan of Survey of WEDNESDAY THE 1ST DAY OF ity of the condominium association and (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Lot 12 Block 108 City of Ocean City, Cape OCTOBER A.D. 2008 any successful bidder at sheriff’s sale may Jersey. May County, NJ, prepared by David C. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court be responsible for paying up to 6 months on the Kruger, P. L. S. dated June 2, 2004; said House Building located at 9 N. Main Street worth of unpaid condominium fees. Property to be sold is located in the Town- on the WebID #: 162199 μ beginning point being further described as (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New ship of Lower, County of Cape May and being 130.00 feet southwesterly along said Jersey. A full legal description of the premises can State of New Jersey. ClassifiedsClassifieds TO PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD line of West Avenue from the southwest- be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape erly line of First Street (60 feet wide) CALL 886-8600 EXT. 33 OR 34 Property to be sold is located in the City of May County. This sale is subject to unpaid (Page A40 Please) Herald Newspapers September 17 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A37

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Tell everyone about the trip your organization Seeking Part Time Help. Cape May Youth LOOKING FOR A The Queen Victoria Bed REWARDING is sponsoring. Reach & Breakfast. Day hours, Days, Monday - Friday. Advocate Programs more than 72,000 read- approximately 7am - Must have car & phone. Seeking motivated and CAREER? ers! Only $1.75 per line 3pm. Serious, energetic dedicated individu- Oceana per week. Call 609-886- individuals only! Year 609-368-6600 als to work with at risk General- Rehabilitation 8600 ext 33 or 34 to round, good pay & great or 609-886-6666 youth in the community. Healthcare- place your ad & Nursing Center, beneﬁ ts. Drivers- HS diploma or GED re- SCREAMING’S RUN a 120 bed LTC quired. Must have a ve- HAUNTED WALK Courthouse hicle. Beneﬁ ts available. facility is seeking EMPLOYMENT Call 609-884-8702 LIMO DRIVER (CMCH Area) Convalescent Please contact Jennifer Center is hiring for

Bed & Breakfast- or Mary Ann at 856-451- the following * CNAs HELP WANTED CDL with passenger is looking for Actors to 1234 or please fax a re- positions endorsement required. join our “Boo Crew” for ALL SHIFTS sume to 856-451-5577. Beauty/Ofﬁ ce- BREAKFAST Limo experience only. the last 2 Fridays & Sat- COOK General- urdays in October. Appli- * DIRECTOR OF Apply in person SALON COORDINATOR/ Part time Call Shamus, cants must be outgoing NURSING, RN 502 Route 9 North RECEPTIONIST 609-675-6632 GEMOLOGIST and 18 or older. Cape May Apply in person Court House Busy Avalon Salon seek- Drivers- WANTED * FULL TIME Angel of the Sea or fax resume to: ing individual experi- 609-465-2186 PART TIME enced in Excel, comput- 5 Trenton Ave., 609-465-7067 SCHOOL BUS Part time, beneﬁ ts. & PRN - RNs er & customer service. Cape May Must be able to identify Healthcare- DRIVERS 30 hrous/week Evenings colored stones as well * HOSPITALITY & some Saturdays. Call as grade diamonds. BE A CAREGIVER Full or part time. CDL COORDINATOR Hotel/Motel- Fusion Salon and Spa at required FULL TIME 609-967-3292 or fax re- Call 609-886-6563, Assisting senior in Atlas Inn now hiring sume to 609-967-3293. Weds- Sat, 11am- 5pm their homes. FULL Call Lion Trailways, * HOSPITALITY HOUSEKEEPERS 609-889-0925 ext 5 TIME/PART TIME. $10- μ WebID #: 161452 $11.50/ hour. Experi- AIDE Full time and part time, ence and auto neces- PART TIME General- now thru November. sary. REGISTERED NURSE Please fax resume INSTRUCTORS Apply in person: Cape May County Department of Health CALL 609-465-7103 WANTED! 1035 Beach Ave., SOUTH JERSEY or apply in person seeking part-time weekend RN. Instructors wanted for Cape May HOME CARE, 144 Magnolia Drive, 21-28 hrs. p/week (weekend & possibly day and evening class- EOE Monday- Friday, Cape May 1-2 days during the week). Home Care es. Pilates, Yoga, Kick- boxing etc. 9am- 5pm Court House experience preferred. Must have a min. Please call 609-827- 609-399-4788 2 yrs. med/surg. exp. 6961 for more details Hotel/Motel- Position available immediately. Education- μ WebID #: 161899 NOW HIRING General- Healthcare- Healthcare/ * Housekeepers PHYSICAL THERAPIST MIDDLE TOWNSHIP Food Service- * Laundry Person

Cape May County Department of Health PUBLIC SCHOOLS Marketing & * CNA/CMAs * Front Desk LOOKING FOR A Advertising seeking part-time 21-28 hrs. p/week PT LONG - TERM Full Time & Part Time REWARDING Part Time and Full for home care therapy. Home Care SUBSTITUTE Year round, full time CAREER? Time Positions Avail- experience preferred. Marketing Assistant for * ADMISSION able Position available immediately. NJ Teaching certifi - large local business. DIRECTOR Oceana cate required; Grades Must have knowledge of Rehabilitation Grand Hotel 6 - 8; Starts ASAP Print Shop, Pagemaker, 2 years experience & Nursing Center, of Cape May Submit app. & resume to Web Design & Email. Ex- required a 120 bed LTC 1045 Beach Avenue Teri Calloway, Home Health Admin., CLERK TYPIST perience in promotions, facility is seeking and 4 Moore Rd., DN 601, HIGH SCHOOL advertising and fund raising. Seeking candi- COOK Offi ce- CMCH, NJ 08210 Knowledge of Micro- date with strong com- * SOCIAL soft applications; 10 munication skills who is WORKER/ for the 6am - 2pm or by email at Receptionist Real month position (9/1 well organized. ADMISSION shift. Must have a [email protected] Estate Offi ce to 6/30); Starts ASAP; DIRECTOR minimum of 2 years Applicant must be highly App. available via county web site: Salary - $16,043 Please send resume to: experience in LTC or motivated, energetic, http://www.capemaycountygov.net (pro-rated); 7:15am PO Box 489 For New Assisted Liv- similiar environment. sociable. Requirements to 3:15pm (includes 1 Rio Grande, NJ 08242 ing Unit If you are a team include knowledge of hour lunch) CSW required. player & looking for a computers, professional we’re looking for rewarding career this demeanor, weekends re- remarkable LIBRARY Excellent benefi t pack- is the job for you! General- quired. PEOPLE. ASSISTANT age includes fully paid Fax resume 609-523- ELEMENTARY #1 health insurance after We offer excellent PART TIME working conditions & 0809 30 days A leader in the healthcare industry, Ocean View, Screen benefi ts are available. or email 10 month position Genesis HealthCare is now hiring for our Printing business M-Th Salary will be based teresa@teamoceanside. (9/1 to 6/30); Starts Apply in person North Cape Center in North Cape May, NJ. 5pm-10pm. Experience on experience. com ASAP; Salary - $14, or call 609-624-3881 a +. Must be reliable. DIRECTOR OF SOCIAL SERVICES 273 (pro-rated) to schedule 609-624-3252 Please apply in WebID #: 162001 an interview μ SOCIAL WORKER, PART-TIME person • SOCIAL SERVICES POSITIONS MUST Submit resume with Oceanview Center HOLD BSW, HAVE NJ LICENSURE AND μ WebID #: 161990 502 Route 9 North LTC EXPERIENCE a copy of certifi - 2721 Route 9 Cape May cate (if applicable) HERALD ADS WORK! Oceanview, NJ 08230 Real Estate- Court House RN UNIT MANAGER by Tuesday, Septem- PLACE YOUR AD HERE • 8AM-4:30PM, MONDAY-FRIDAY or fax resume to: ber 23, 2008 to: PERSONAL 609-465-7067 As part of the Genesis team, you’ll enjoy: Michael J. ASSISTANT • Medical, dental, vision benefits Kopakowski • Flexible schedule and vacation time Superintendent 401 For Wildwood Crest real • k with employer contribution 216 S. Main St., estate broker. Must have • Tuition assistance • And more! Cape May real estate license, com- APPLY TODAY! Court House, puter knowledge, orga- at www.genesiscareers.jobs NJ 08210 nizational skills. 3 days a Contact Jenifer Dolan week to start. at1-866-277-2074 , 609-780-7131 fax resume to 215-997-6261 or email [email protected] House for Sale? Reach buyers with an ad in the Herald.

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Trades/Carpentry- Articles for Sale- For Sale Antique iron bed, full Articles For Sale- Real Estate- Articles for Sale- USED APPLIANCES: 30” size, $65; Pottery Barn CARPENTER’S microwave, 30” elec- teen shag rug, 5x8, lav- HELPER PHOTO: Washington St. Pet Well establisehd real CRAFTSMAN Aerator, Tine tric range, side by side ender, $100; Girl’s desk Parade, 1960, $150. Pair of estate fi rm in Wildwood Dethatcher, $30 each; John referigerator, 30” dish- - painted white with pink Stone Harbor/Avalon. Boudoir Lamps, $42. 609- Crest looking for part Deere Utility Cart, 700lb ca- washer. All in working drawers $25. 609-465- Experience preferred. 884-5129 time and full time pacity, $65. 609-884-4411 order. 609-670-5282 8820 Good pay, year round Articles For Sale- SALESPERSONS Articles for Sale- Restaurant- work, full time. Articles For Sale- FREEBIES PORCH CHAIRS, 2/$9, Good rental business. Custom Built 12x16’ Call 609-884-1004 full size patchwork quilt, VINTAGE 1950s Knapp Call Avalon Real Estate AVALON Shed: Vinyl windows, $24; Sylvia Browne books, Monarch Therm-a-Chest, TREE TRIMMERS leave message. and ask for Liz Roach, COFFEE CO. vinyl siding, well built. 3/$12; rolling tote, $8. 609- $35. Therm-a- Jug, $25. 2 TREE TRIMMERS, 8FT 609-522-2424 $3000. 609-602-8828 729-3730 609-368-1661 AND 12 FT LONG,WITH Trades/Carpentry- HAVE FUN & Articles for Sale- Articles for Sale- Articles For Sale- SAW BLADES, $25 Restaurant- MAKE MONEY! EACH, 624-7674. ✰✰✰✰✰ Sit N’Stand Stroller: Double stroller for sale: Widower’s ✦✦✦✦✦ Construction/ Baby Trend brand, nay μ WebID #: 161012 * DELIVERY JEEP brand, side by side, moving on sale Carpenter blue, cup holders, stor- LINE COOK Part time, 4am - 7am navy blue, sport type, lite Too much to list. Call Internship/ entry-level age, lightly used. Paid FURNISHINGS stroller, folds small. Paid Paul (609)231-8194 * COUNTER position open for reli- $130 will take $75. Call Night shift, full time, $100. Will take $50. Call Full time able, young individual 609-889-3752 Furnishings- year round position. 609-889-3752 μ WebID #: 160664 * GRILL looking to learn a trade Experience required Articles For Sale- Full time and who wants a bright 2 PIECE Sectional So- Cleaning House? future. No experience Tag-a-long bike trailer child SELL YOUR STUFF HERE! fabed, bamboo arms, Apply Within: Articles for Sale Apply In Person: - training provided. Call bicycle, pull behind adult MMAKEAKE QQUICKUICK CCASH!ASH! good condition. Cost Atkinson’s Tavern 3167 Route 9 South 609-465-0116 bike, peddles, seat. $75. N. $3000; sell $300. 609- 1010 Route 9 South FIREWOOD: Rio Grande Wildwood. 908-202-9957 368-4520 or 610-687- Cape May Court ✰✰✰✰✰ $175 per load. 1163 House All split hardwood 8886-860086-8600 ext.ext. 3333 oorr 3344 Retail- μ WebID #: 161289 856-785-2321 ✦✦✦✦✦ Now Hiring SALESPERSON Certifi ed Medication Aides Articles For Sale- Full time, year round Trades/Maintenance- 2pm- 10pm shift postion Restaurant- FRAMED 32” x 61” painted Certifi ed Nursing Aides MAINTENANCE canvas “Tug of War”, $95; REAL ESTATE Must apply in person Green Lantern Comics, 11 Rio Station 10pm- 6am shift Kona Sports for $30. 609-729-3730 SALES POSITION NOW HIRING Part time, multi-tasking Rio Grande and person needed immedi- Articles For Sale- **** Please apply in person New Jersey Aves. Positions Available ately for condo in Wild- Great opportunity for Chapin House Assisted Living Part Time & Full Time Wildwood GAS DRYER, Heavy duty, wood Crest. Must be like new. $125; Kenmore 1042 Route 47 So., Rio Grande For Experienced energetic individual experienced in painting, Refrigerator, 2 doors, $100 Or fax resume to: Individuals plumbing & carpentry. or best offer on both. 267- seeking success in an Sales- People friendly a must. 709-3393 established real 609-886-8029 * HOSTESS/HOST ATTN: Residence Director References required. estate agency having * BUSPERSON COMMISSION * SERVERS SALES Contact PMC Articles for Sale- a 25 year history of * PACKAGE 609-390-0300 service in the GOODS CLERK For WCFA-LP, 101.5 FM, GOING OUT OF the radio station of the Wildwoods. MERCHANDISE / BUSINESS SALE Center for Community Apply in person only Walking Stick Arts. Sell underwriting YARD SALES Eastern Shore Routes 9 & 47 Antiques, collectibles, • Full/Part time nHse2x3 9.17.8CLac.indd 1Nursing and Rehabilitation Center 9/16/08 9:40:39 AM announcements to lower Rio Grande gifts. Corner of Faith available Cape May County busi- ANTIQUES 11am - 5pm Daily Run & Route 9, Swain- nesses. Part-time; set • Strong support No phone calls ton (across from Ava- own hours. Antiques- lon Country Club Tav- • Advertising

2 EASTLAKE Victorian ern). Fri. & Sat., Sept. assistance Contact: David Chairs, possibly from Bid- 19 & 20, 9:30am. • Attractive NOW HIRING Restaurant- Mackenzie, Treasurer, dles Estate. Good condi- Commission 609-898-8172. tion. Asking $300 for both. Articles for Sale- • CNA Rio Station Seeking 609-368-0292 • Peak ﬂ oor time MIRROR: Beautiful gold • Maintenance Helper LINE COOK Sales- ARTICLES FOR victorian frame. 29x41” SALE in excellent condition, Contact: Ed Lees • Activities Aide Year round position avail- Experienced $40. 609-522-0867 609-729-5108 Ext. 114 able. Must be depend- Articles For Sale- Customer • Receptionist/Hospitality: Part Time able, have knowledge Service Person CABBAGE PATCH Puppet, Articles for Sale- of food & kitchen duties $21; folding table, 6’, $10; Apply in person or Fax resume to: with a desire to work as Needed for marine and Ford Ranger/Mazda ‘01-02 part of a team. Oppo- mobile hydraulic service. body lift kit, $20. 609-729- Patriot Kitchens 609-465-2682 runities for advancement Phone and computer 3730 Display Sale 1419 Route 9 North for the right person. skills. Full time, good Articles For Sale- Upper cabinets & base

pay and benefi ts. cabinets (champagne Replies Confi dential Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 Apply in person only COMPUTER DESK, $50. color), granite counter- 11am - 4pm daily Call 609-624-3700 Powerwasher, new, $100. top & granite backs- No phone calls, please End tables, lamps, $75. plash, 80” wide. 609- Trades/Bike Mechanic- Routes 9 & 47 Cookie press, new, $15. 368-1776 Rio Grande 609-884-0603 EXPERIENCED BIKE MECHANIC Lobster House Restaurant- Full time, year round position SERVER Must apply in person Fisherman’s Wharf OPEN HOUSE JOB FAIR! Saturdays and Kona Sports Cape May Sundays, 7am- 2pm. Rio Grande and Open Year Round New Jersey Aves Wildwood Fish Market and Take-out CHHAs, CNAs & LPNs Brian’s Waffl e House, Trades/Carpenter- Hiring for Certifi ed Home Health Aides and LPNs Avalon, NJ Info about free training for CNAs to obtain a CHHA license Call Bill, 609-465-4472 CARPENTER NOW HIRING Thurs., September 25th from 12:30pm-5:30pm Looking With all around remod- • COUNTER HELP Grand Hotel of Cape May for eling skills. Driver’s li- 1045 Beach Ave., Cape May, NJ 08204 something? cense & transportation Apply in person a fter 1pm a must. Full time. [email protected] Ask for Kris CLASSIFIEDS Call 609-884-2722 Info: (866) 809-4554 A40 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Classifi ed Herald Newspapers September 17 2008 Web ID's mean more information is available online at www.capemaycountyherald.com. PUBLIC NOTICES Yard/Tag Sale- Yard/Tag Sale- Yard/Tag Sale- (From Page 36) taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer **If the sale is set aside for any reason, the liens and other Municipal Assessments. The AVALON: Partial Demoli- SOUTH DENNIS, 53 VILLAS Premises commonly known as: 122 Ten- Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only amount due can be obtained from the local Furnishings- nessee Ave., Lower, Villas, NJ 08251 a return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser taxing authority. Tressler Lane: Sat., Sept. tion & Tag Sale. Sept. 25, 128 SHADELAND AVE. shall have no further recourse against the Amount due under judgment is 26, 27. Newer kitchen; 20, 8am. Lots of great 3 families. Furniture, TAX LOT NO. 10.02, 11 & 12 in BLOCK 329 Mortgagor, the Mortgagor’s attorney. $362,521.83 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees ENTIRE CONTENTS OF to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- items! Something for AVALON/BRIGANTINE white cabinets; high- videos, stereo, clothing, Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 60 ft A full legal description of the premises can tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount end, under the counter everyone. No rain date tires, paintball, LOTS !!!!!! x 100 ft be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape of 20% of the bid price is required. HOME: Miscellaneous May County. This sale is subject to unpaid The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any washer & dryer; gas fi re- - sale in garage. Sat, Sept 20, 8am-2pm Nearest Cross Street: States Avenue taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer sale without further notice of publication. furniture. 856-227-1858 liens and other Municipal Assessments. The All publication costs are paid for by the plain- place insert; living room Yard/Tag Sale- Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, amount due can be obtained from the local tiff. set; table with 6 chairs; μ WebID #: 162276 municipal or tax liens that may be due. taxing authority. Attorney FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD Amount due under judgment is Sheriff: John F. Callinan sliding glass doors; 6 SOUTH SEAVILLE, 28 Tax and prior lien info: At the time of pub- $170,910.63 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees 752935 Furnishings- Yard/Tag Sale- panel interior doors; Pine Street: Sat. & Sun., lication taxes/sewer/water information was to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certi- 4x Fee=$126.36 not available – You must check with the tax fi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount 09/03, 09/10, 09/17, 09/24/08 windows. Doors open at Sept. 20 & 21. Great as- collector for exact amounts due. of 20% of the bid price is required. ______Queen Size Cherry Mur- WEST CAPE MAY The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any SHERIFF’S SALE 8am. 241 80th Street sortment! phy Bed with side book- FLEA MARKET A full legal description of the premises can sale without further notice of publication. www. be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape All publication costs are paid for by the plain- By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Wilbraham Park, Broad- case. Great for spoare gagerestatesales Yard/Tag Sale- May County. This sale is subject to unpaid tiff. of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- room or studio apart- way & Myrtle. Sat., Sept. taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Attorney PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET .com liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Sheriff: John F. Callinan NUMBER F 2229907, pending wherein ment. $200. 609-884- STONE HARBOR, 241 20, 8am; rain date Sept. amount due can be obtained from the local 752932 HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION III Yard/Tag Sale- 21. Benefi ts West Cape taxing authority. 4x Fee=$145.80 the plaintiff AND JOHN W. FORSYTH, ET AL 5000 109th St.: Sept. 27 & 28, Amount due under judgment is 09/03, 09/10, 09/17, 09/24/08 are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at 7am - 5pm. All contents May Christmas Parade $151,547.36 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees ______public venue on: AVALON TAG SALE: Fund. Fishing tackle, an- to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- SHERIFF’S SALE WEDNESDAY THE 1ST DAY OF of 1st & 2nd story du- tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount OCTOBER A.D. 2008 September 18, 19, 20. A tiques, clothing, jewelry, of 20% of the bid price is required. By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Furnishings- plex must go. Kitchen, must see. Something for The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery House Building located at 9 N. Main Street living room & bedroom collectibles. Food & bev- sale without further notice of publication. Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New SOFABED & Matching lo- everyone. Nautical fur- furniture, appliances, erages available. All publication costs are paid for by the plain- BER F 4481 08, pending wherein U.S. BANK Jersey. niture and decor, bunk tiff. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE veseat: Print. Sofa table & 2 dishes, artwork & much Attorney ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- FOR GSR 2006-3F the plaintiff AND AN- Property to be sold is located in the Town- small coffee tables, wicker beds, patio set, antiques, more. No early birds. ANIMALS MAN DREW P. LEVY, ET AL are the defendant(s), ship of Lower, County of Cape May and chair. Excellent condition. In tools, surf board. Wicker Sheriff: John F. Callinan I shall expose for sale at public venue on: State of New Jersey. Yard/Tag Sale- 752929 WEDNESDAY THE 1ST DAY OF Sea Isle City. 609-408-0944 bedroom set, lots of very 4x Fee=$126.36 OCTOBER A.D. 2008 Premises commonly known as: 1723 HORSES FOR SALE 09/03, 09/10, 09/17, 09/24/08 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Lake Drive, Township of Lower, Villas, Furnishings- unique articles for those STONE HARBOR: De- ______House Building located at 9 N. Main Street NJ 08251 that are hard to buy for. SHERIFF’S SALE (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New molition Sale. Sept. 25, Jersey. TAX LOT NO. 8 in BLOCK 266.04 SOLID OAK Dining room Doors open at 8am. #23 By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out set, 4 matching chairs & Pelican Drive, off 42nd. 26, 27. Phillies Memora- of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Property to be sold is located in the City Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) Farrier- cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET of Sea Isle City, County of Cape May and 100 ft x 50 ft hutch. Excellent condition, www. bilia; Lighthouse Christ- NUMBER F 20353 07, pending wherein GRP State of New Jersey. $200. 609-624-8212 gagerestatesales mas Ornaments; Bed- LOAN, LLC the plaintiff AND WILLIAM GAR- Nearest Cross Street: Greenwood Avenue NEW FARRIER IN RISON, ET ALS are the defendant(s), I shall Premises commonly known as: 238 58th Furnishings- .com room Furniture; Living TOWN expose for sale at public venue on: Street, Sea Isle City, NJ 08243 Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, Set; Kitchen Set; HVAC; WEDNESDAY THE 1ST DAY OF municipal or tax liens that may be due. Yard/Tag Sale- Stove- Like New. 269 Call Caz at OCTOBER A.D. 2008 BEING KNOWN as LOT 1332, BLOCK WOOD TABLE with tile inat one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court 58.04, on the offi cial Tax Map of the City Tax and prior lien info: At the time of pub- sert, 6 chairs; 4 piece enter- 106th Street 609-827-2513 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street of Sea Isle lication taxes/sewer/water information was tainment center. Great con- CAPE MAY COURT www. All breeds of horses. (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New not available – You must check with the Jersey. Dimensions: Condo Unit tax collector for exact amounts due. dition, $200. 609-729-3438 HOUSE Tag Sale: Sep- gagerestatesales Plaintiff has obtained a title resolution as tember 18, 19, 20. If PETS - ADOPTION Property to be sold is located in the Town- Nearest Cross Street: Condo Unit to judgment DJ-132059-1990 .com ship of Middle, County of Cape May and YARD/TAG SALES you’re looking for some State of New Jersey. *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal A full legal description of the premises can very high end, almost Yard/Tag Sale- liens or other charges, and any such taxes, be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Premises commonly known as: 200 East charges, liens, insurance premiums or May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Yard/Tag Sale- new furniture, you must Main Avenue a/k/a 200 & 204 East Main other advances made by plaintiff prior to taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer come to 60 Cedar STONE HARBOR Pets- Adoption- Avenue this sale. All interested parties are to con- liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Sept. 20 & 21 9301 duct and rely upon their own independent amount due can be obtained from the local 122 W. FORGET ME Meadow Drive off Golf TAX LOT AND BLOCK NUMBERS: investigation to ascertain whether or not taxing authority. NOT RD, Club Road. Doors open Sunset Drive, 9am-? Frosty Needs A Lot: 1; BLOCK: 1114 any outstanding interest remain of record Amount due under judgment is Multi family yard sale. and/or have priority over the lien being $188,319.80 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees WILDWOOD CREST 9am. Broyhill Bedrooms, Home Dimensions: Approximately irregular: foreclosed and, if so the current amount to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- Plants, sundries, honey, 50 x 100 due thereon. tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount Stanley Dining, Kensing- Adult male, possibly Bi- Moving Sale! Lots of high chair, housewares, of 20% of the bid price is required. Stuff-Something for Ev- ton, Olhausen Pool Ta- chon Freise. Friendly, Nearest Cross Street: is approximately **If the sale is set aside for any reason, the The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any some clothing, and other Second Avenue Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only sale without further notice of publication. ble, offi ce furniture, large loves people, but needs Beginning at the intersection of the North- a return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser All publication costs are paid for by the plain- eryone! Come check it interesting items. screen TV, gym equip- alot of attention. Owner easterly line of Main Avenue (70 feet wide) shall have no further recourse against the tiff. out-Friday, Sept 19-8:00 with the Southeasterly line of Second Av- Mortgagor, the Mortgagor’s attorney. Attorney ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- AM-4:00 PM—Sat, Sept ment, Iverson framed Yard/Tag Sale- deceased. Free to good enue (50 feet wide). MAN shirt, art works. Pursuant to NJSA 46:8B-21 et seq., this Sheriff: John F. Callinan 20—8:00 AM-2:00PM— home. If you love dogs Pursuant to an updated Tax Assessment sale may be subject to a limited lien prior- 752936 Stop on by!!!! www. SWAINTON, 1509 Route and have time and pa- search dated 07/23/2008 subject to 2008 ity of the condominium association and 4x Fee=$131.22 gagerestatesales 1st Qtr taxes due 02/01/2008 $621.44 open any successful bidder at sheriff’s sale may 09/03, 09/10, 09/17, 09/24/08 9 North: Sat., Sept. 20, tience to devote, please + penalty; 2nd Qtr taxes due 05/01/2008 be responsible for paying up to 6 months ______rd WebID #: 162443 .com 9am. Huge variety fur- call 609-465-3181 after $621.43 open + penalty; 3 Qtr taxes due worth of unpaid condominium fees. SHERIFF’S SALE μ 08/01/2008 to be determined. Yard/Tag Sale- niture, antiques, collect- 6pm or 609-886-8600 A full legal description of the premises can By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Yard/Tag Sale- ibles & miscellaneous. ext 34, weekdays. A full legal description of the premises can be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May County. This sale is subject to unpaid cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET CMCH, 12 Johnstown May County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer NUMBER F 1825307, pending wherein AU- AVALON, 3100 block taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Lane: Sat., Sept. 20, 9am liens and other Municipal Assessments. The RORA LOAN SERVICES, LLC the plaintiff Ocean Drive: Neighbor- • Looking for the perfect liens and other Municipal Assessments. The amount due can be obtained from the local AND RICHARD ABATE, IND AND AS EX- - 4pm. Raindate 9/21 amount due can be obtained from the local taxing authority. ECUTOR OF THE ESTATE OF DANIEL H. hood Yard Sale! Sat., vacation home? taxing authority. Amount due under judgment is ABATE JR., ET AL are the defendant(s), I Yard/Tag Sale- Amount due under judgment is $664,236.10 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees shall expose for sale at public venue on: Sept. 20, 8:30am $229,413.92 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certi- WEDNESDAY THE 1ST DAY OF • Want a bigger home Yard/Tag Sale- to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- fi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount OCTOBER A.D. 2008 COME VISIT St. Mary’s for your family? tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount of 20% of the bid price is required. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court of 20% of the bid price is required. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any House Building located at 9 N. Main Street This N That Thrift Shop • Need to rent an The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any sale without further notice of publication. (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Avalon- and Furniture Annex. sale without further notice of publication. All publication costs are paid for by the plain- Jersey. apartment or condo? All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. Clothes, household, fur- tiff. Attorney PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG Property to be sold is located in the City of DEMOLITION SALE • Looking for offi ce Attorney ESCHEN, FRENKEL & WEISMAN Sheriff: John F. Callinan North Wildwood, County of Cape May and niture, antiques, books, Sheriff: John F. Callinan 752933 State of New Jersey. linens, toys. Open or retail space? 752931 4x Fee=$155.52 4x Fee=$131.22 09/03, 09/10, 09/17, 09/24/08 Premises commonly known as: 221 East 89 W. 11th St. Mon., Weds., Fri., Sat, 09/03, 09/10, 09/17, 09/24/08 ______23rd Avenue, North Wildwood, NJ 08260 10am- 4pm; Tues. & ______SHERIFF’S SALE Avalon, NJ Whatever your Real Estate needs, SHERIFF’S SALE TAX LOT NO. 11 fka 29 in BLOCK 229 Thurs, 10am- 1pm. Do- By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out nations accepted. Pro- look in the Herald Classifi eds fi rst By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) Sat. & Sun. and fi nd what you are looking for. of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- 60 ft x 100 ft Sept. 20 & 21 ceeds benefi t affordable cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET BER F 3172307, pending wherein WELLS housing. Located in old ------NUMBER F 3252 08, pending wherein FARGO BANK, NA AS TRUSTEE the plaintiff Nearest Cross Street: Pennsylvania Av- 8am - 3pm COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS, INC. the AND LAWRENCE T. SEYLER JR., ET ALS enue nka Atlantic Avenue Miracle Fitness, Village To place an ad plaintiff AND CLARENCE J. HEMMINGWAY, are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at Shops off Route 47 on ET AL are the defendant(s), I shall expose for public venue on: Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, sale at public venue on: WEDNESDAY THE 1ST DAY OF municipal or tax liens that may be due. Upscale white kitchen Vermont and Second, call 609-886-8600 ext. 33 or 34 WEDNESDAY THE 1ST DAY OF OCTOBER A.D. 2008 cabinets with granite OCTOBER A.D. 2008 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Tax and prior lien info: At the time of pub- Rio Grande. 609-886- or go online: at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court House Building located at 9 N. Main Street lication taxes/sewer/water information was top, dining room set, 7272 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New not available – You must check with the 6 rooms of furniture www.capemaycountyherald.com (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Jersey. tax collector for exact amounts due. Yard/Tag Sale- Jersey. almost new, baths & - DEADLINES - Property to be sold is located in the Twp A full legal description of the premises can fi xtures, bedrooms, Property to be sold is located in the Town- of Marmora, County of Cape May and State be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape FISHING CREEK, Len- Display ads: Friday 5 pm ship of Lower Twp, Villas, County of Cape of New Jersey. May County. This sale is subject to unpaid couch, washer, dryer, Line Ads: Monday 11 am May and State of New Jersey. taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer hotwater heater & nox Estate, 2 Holly Drive: Premises commonly known as: 382 Tucka- liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Sat., Sept. 20, 9am- Premises commonly known as: 361 East hoe Rd., Marmora, NJ 08223 amount due can be obtained from the local central heating, Miami Avenue, Lower Twp., Villas, NJ taxing authority. replacement windows, 2pm. Rain date Sept. 21 08251 TAX LOT NO. 22 in BLOCK NO. 649 Amount due under judgment is $568,766.11 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees doors. Lots of tools/ Yard/Tag Sale- BEING KNOWN as LOT 28 & 29, BLOCK Dimension of Lot Approximately: to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- 15, on the offi cial Tax Map of the Township 120 x 177 tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount power tools, shrubs of Lower of 20% of the bid price is required. Sat., Sept. 20th, Nearest Cross Street: Burley Road The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Dimensions: 100.00 feet x 65.00 feet x Beginning at a point on the southeasterly sale without further notice of publication. Lots of Great Stuff! 8am-12noon 100.00 feet x 65.00 feet line of Tuckahoe Road (68 feet wide) said All publication costs are paid for by the plain- point being distant 740 feet northeasterly tiff. EVERYTHING 3002 Landis Avenue, Nearest Cross Street: Peters Road from the northeasterly line of Burley Road. Attorney ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- MUST GO! Sea Isle. Misc household MAN *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal “The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to Sheriff: John F. Callinan items, treadmill, outdoor Call liens or other charges, and any such tax- adjourn this sale without further notice 752937 μ WebID #: 161947 lighting, ceiling fans, girls es, charges, liens, insurance premiums or through publication.” 4x Fee=$121.50 Rachel at other advances made by plaintiff prior to 09/03, 09/10, 09/17, 09/24/08 chopper bicycle. this sale. All interested parties are to con- Prior Liens/Encumbrances ______duct and rely upon their own independent Qtr 3 08/01/08 open: $1,284.06 NOTICE 886-8600 investigation to ascertain whether or not TOTAL AS OF July 25, 2008: $1,284.06 ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL μ WebID #: 162384 any outstanding interest remain of record ext. 33 and/or have priority over the lien being A full legal description of the premises can TAKE NOTICE that application has been foreclosed and, if so the current amount be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape CALL 609-886-8600 EXT 33 or 34 to place your ad due thereon. May County. This sale is subject to unpaid (Page A41 Please) Herald Newspapers September 17 2008 Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A41 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES

(From Page A40) cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUMBER F 745 08, pending wherein CITI- 4x Fee=$165.24 vailing time, on October 15, 2008, at which NATED THEREIN AND REQUIRED BY THE ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS SPECIFICATIONS, MUST BE ENCLOSED made to the ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE NUMBER F 18595 07, pending wherein MORTGAGE, INC. the plaintiff AND NICHO- 09/10, 09/17, 09/24, 10/01/08 time they will be publicly opened and read in BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST LAS MARINO, ET AL are the defendant(s), I ______the Intermediate Meeting Room, Administra- IN SEALED ENVELOPES BEARING THE CONTROL LICENSE ISSUING AUTHOR- CAPE MAY COUNTY – NEW JERSEY NAME AND ADDRESS OF THE BIDDER ITY, MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE FOR MORGAN shall expose for sale at public venue on: SHERIFF’S SALE tion Building, 4 Moore Road, Cape May Court STANLEY ABS CAPITAL I INC. TRUST WEDNESDAY THE 8TH DAY OF House, New Jersey for the following: AND MARKED “REHABILITATION OF OF NORTH WILDWOOD, NEW JERSEY, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT SEALED SEA ISLE BOULEVARD (CR 625) BRIDGE for a place to place transfer (expansion of 2006-HE3 the plaintiff AND HARRY G. WO- OCTOBER A.D. 2008 By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out PROPOSALS ADDRESSED TO STEPHEN ZUNK, ET AL are the defendant(s), I shall at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery FURNISH AND DELIVER ONE (1) 2008/2009 OVER LUDLAMS THOROFARE” ON THE licensed premises to include a side deck) of O’CONNOR, COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR OF OUTSIDE, ADDRESSED TO STEPHEN Club License No. #0507-31-028-001 here- expose for sale at public venue on: House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- STEEL TRACKED PAVER TO THE CAPE THE BOARD, WILL BE RECEIVED UP TO WEDNESDAY THE 8TH DAY OF (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New BER F 7105 07, pending wherein WELLS MAY COUNTY ROAD DEPARTMENT O’CONNOR, COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR tofore issued to Wildwood Knights of Co- 2:00 P.M. PREVAILING TIME, ON Tuesday, OF THE BOARD, ADMINISTRATION BUILD- lumbus Home Association whose address is OCTOBER A.D. 2008 Jersey. FARGO BANK, NA the plaintiff AND JOHAN- October 7, 2008, AT WHICH TIME THEY at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court NA GARCIA, ET AL are the defendant(s), I Bid forms, instructions to bidders, specifi ca- ING, 4 MOORE ROAD, CREST HAVEN 206 No. New York Avenue, North Wildwood, WILL BE PUBLICLY OPENED AND READ IN COMPLEX, CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, NJ 08260. Objections, if any, should be House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Property to be sold is located in the Mu- shall expose for sale at public venue on: tions and other bidding documents may be THE WILLIAM E. STURM, JR. ADMINISTRA- (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New nicipality of North Wildwood, County of WEDNESDAY THE 8TH DAY OF examined or obtained at the Offi ce of the Act- NEW JERSEY 08210, AND MUST BE AC- made immediately in writing to Janet Harkins, TION BUILDING, 4 MOORE ROAD, CAPE COMPANIED BY A CASHIER’S OR CERTI- Municipal Clerk, City of North Wildwood, 901 Jersey. Cape May and State of New Jersey. OCTOBER A.D. 2008 ing Director of Purchasing, Kim Allen, during MAY COURT HOUSE, NEW JERSEY, FOR at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court normal offi ce hours at the above address or FIED CHECK OR A BID BOND FOR NOT Atlantic Avenue, North Wildwood, NJ 08260, THE FOLLOWING: LESS THAN 10% (TEN) PERCENT OF THE (609) 522-2030 Extension 1400. Property to be sold is located in the Town- Premises commonly known as: 337 East House Building located at 9 N. Main Street the County’s Procurement Portal located at th AMOUNT BID, BUT NOT IN EXCESS OF ship of Middle, County of Cape May and 20 Avenue B, North Wildwood, NJ 08260 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New www.capemaycountygov.net . “REHABILITATION OF SEA ISLE BOULE- State of New Jersey. Jersey. $20,000.00, DRAWN TO THE ORDER OF Wildwood Knights of Columbus VARD (CR 625) BRIDGE OVER LUDLAMS CAPE MAY COUNTY TREASURER, AND Home Assoc. BEING KNOWN as LOT 263.03, BLOCK 2, The Board reserves the right to reject any or THOROFARE” Premises commonly known as: 3 Lacivita on the offi cial Tax Map of the Municipality Property to be sold is located in the Town- all bids in whole or in part and to waive such BE DELIVERED AT THE PLACE ON OR BE- Ernest M. Giordano – Vice President FORE THE HOUR NAMED ABOVE. Drive, Middle Township, NJ 08210 of North Wildwood ship of Lower, County of Cape May and informalities as may be permitted by law. PROPOSAL FORMS, INSTRUCTIONS TO 2x Fee=$24.30 State of New Jersey. BIDDERS, SPECIFICATIONS AND OTHER BEING KNOWN as LOT 8.18, BLOCK 48, Dimensions: Condo (none given) Bidders are required to comply with the re- STEPHEN O’CONNOR 09/10, 09/17/08 BIDDING DOCUMENTS MAY BE OBTAINED ______on the offi cial Tax Map of the Township Premises commonly known as: 34 Frank- quirements of N.J.S.A. 10:5-31 et seq. and UPON PAYMENT OF A $100.00 CHARGE of Middle Nearest Cross Street: Condo lin Avenue, Township of Lower, Villas, NJ N.J.A.C. 17:27. County Administrator SHERIFF’S SALE (NON-REFUNDABLE), AT THE OFFICE OF (none given) 08251 THE COUNTY ENGINEER, DALE M. FOS- By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Dimensions: 324.56 feet x 150.00 feet x STEPHEN O’CONNOR TER, (609) 465-1035, DURING NORMAL OF- 324.64 feet x 150.00 feet *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal TAX LOT NO 23 aka 23-26 in BLOCK 176 DANIEL BEYEL of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- FICE HOURS AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. Director cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET liens or other charges, and any such tax- Clerk of the Board Nearest Cross Street: New Jersey State es, charges, liens, insurance premiums or Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) NUMBER FM 14 372 05, pending wherein A PRE-BID CONFERENCE IS SCHEDULED 3x Fee=$116.64 MARY ANN BIGICA the plaintiff AND VIO- Highway Route 47 other advances made by plaintiff prior to 100 ft x x120 ft FOR 10:30 A.M. SEPTEMBER 26, 2008 IN this sale. All interested parties are to con- DANIEL BEYEL 09/17, 09/24, 10/01/08 REL RUSULOJ are the defendant(s), I shall THE SECOND FLOOR MEETING ROOM ______expose for sale at public venue on: *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal duct and rely upon their own independent Nearest Cross Street: New York Avenue Freeholder Director IN THE SEA ISLE CITY PUBLIC SAFETY liens or other charges, and any such tax- investigation to ascertain whether or not Sea Isle City Board of Education WEDNESDAY THE 8TH DAY OF BUILDING LOCATED AT 233 JFK BOULE- Public Notice OCTOBER A.D. 2008 es, charges, liens, insurance premiums or any outstanding interest remain of record Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, 1x Fee=$21.87 09/17/08 VARD, SEA ISLE CITY, NJ . other advances made by plaintiff prior to and/or have priority over the lien being municipal or tax liens that may be due. ______at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Notice is hereby given, pursuant to P.L. 2007, House Building located at 9 N. Main Street this sale. All interested parties are to con- foreclosed and, if so the current amount The following storage unit(s) contents will THE BOARD RESERVES THE RIGHT TO duct and rely upon their own independent due thereon. Tax and Prior Lien info: At the time of pub- be sold at public auction on Oct. 10, 2008 at Chapter 53, that the Sea Isle City Board of (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New REJECT ANY OR ALL PROPOSALS IN Education will hold a public hearing and take Jersey. investigation to ascertain whether or not lication taxes/sewer/water information was 11:00 a.m. to be held at High & Dry Storage, WHOLE OR IN PART AND TO WAIVE SUCH any outstanding interest remain of record **If the sale is set aside for any reason, the not available – You must check with the tax 1895 Route 9 N., Clermont, NJ. action to amend and/or alter the employment INFORMALITIES AS MAY BE PERMITTED contract of Dr. Michael Schreiner, Interim All that certain tract or parcel of land and and/or have priority over the lien being Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only collector for exact amounts due. BY LAW. foreclosed and, if so the current amount a return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser Listed below are the unit numbers with the Chief School Administrator/Interim Curriculum premises, situate, lying and being in the Co-Coordinator, at a meeting to be held on Township of Lower in the County of Cape due thereon. shall have no further recourse against the A full legal description of the premises can occupant’s name and brief description of con- BIDDERS ARE REQUIRED TO COMPLY Mortgagor, the Mortgagor’s attorney. be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape tents. The operator reserves the right to bid. Tuesday, October 21, 2008 at 6:00 p.m. at May and State of New Jersey, being more WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF N.J.S.A the Sea Isle City Public School, 4501 Park particularly described as follows: **If the sale is set aside for any reason, the May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Call 624-0229 prior to confi rm the sale. Sale is 10:5-31 ET.SEQ. AND N.J.A.C. 17:27: 27. Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only Pursuant to NJSA 46:8B-21 et seq., this taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer subject to cancellation. Items are sold “as is” Avenue, Sea Isle City, NJ 08243. Members of the public are invited to comment at this Being known and designated as Unit No. a return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser sale may be subject to a limited lien pri- liens and other Municipal Assessments. The and must be removed at time of sale. BIDS MUST BE MADE ON STANDARD PRO- 302 in Seapointe Village I, a Condominium, shall have no further recourse against the ority of the condominium association and amount due can be obtained from the local POSAL FORM IN THE MANNER DESIG- (Page A42 Please) together with an aggregate undivided Mortgagor, the Mortgagor’s attorney. any successful bidder at sheriff’s sale may taxing authority. Unit E28 Jason DeRose: Ladder, Bench, Box .01008 percent interest in the common el- be responsible for paying up to 6 months Amount due under judgment is Spring, 3 China Closets, Fishing Equipment, ements of the Condominium appurtenant A full legal description of the premises can worth of unpaid condominium fees. $254,408.93 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees 30 Boxes, Iron Cabinet and Lamp/End Table to the said Unit in accordance with and be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- subject to the terms, limitations, condi- May County. This sale is subject to unpaid A full legal description of the premises can tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount Unit B2 Bruce/Richard Sturgess: Level, Iron tions, covenants, restrictions, easements, taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape of 20% of the bid price is required. Board, Ceiling Light, Table, Cabinet, Mattress ATTENTION agreements, charges and other provisions liens and other Municipal Assessments. The May County. This sale is subject to unpaid The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any and Spring, 30 Boxes set forth in that certain Master Deed for amount due can be obtained from the local taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer sale without further notice of publication. Seapointe Village I, a Condominium, dated taxing authority. liens and other Municipal Assessments. The All publication costs are paid for by the plain- 2x Fee=$21.87 North Wildwood August 18, 1987 and recorded on August Amount due under judgment is amount due can be obtained from the local tiff. 09/17, 09/24/08 19, 1987 in Deed Book 1704 at page 583 et $243,336.73 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees taxing authority. Attorney ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- ______seq., in the Offi ce of the Clerk of Cape May to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- Amount due under judgment is MAN ORDINANCE NO. 484 (2008) Residents County, New Jersey, as the same may now tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount $522,553.94 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees Sheriff: John F. Callinan AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE or hereafter be lawfully amended. of 20% of the bid price is required. to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- 752945 NO. 438 ENTITLED FIXING The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount 4x Fee=$121.50 AND DETERMINING THE SALARIES AND Fall/ Winter Being Lot 2-C0302 in Block 719 on the Tax sale without further notice of publication. of 20% of the bid price is required. 09/10, 09/17, 09/24, 10/01/08 COMPENSATIONS TO BE PAID TO THE Map of the Township of Lower. All publication costs are paid for by the plain- The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any ______ELECTIVE AND APPOINTED OFFICIALS Trash & Recycle tiff. sale without further notice of publication. Spec. #61-A AND EMPLOYEES OF THE BOROUGH Commonly known as 9901 Seapointe Bou- Attorney PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG All publication costs are paid for by the plain- OF WEST WILDWOOD IN THE COUNTY levard, Unit 302, Wildwood Crest (Lower Sheriff: John F. Callinan tiff. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS OF CAPE MAY, STATE OF NEW JERSEY, Collection Schedule Township), New Jersey. 752940 Attorney PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS PROVIDING FOR THE RAISING OF THE 4x Fee=$150.66 Sheriff: John F. Callinan CAPE MAY COUNTY – NEW JERSEY AMOUNTS THEREOF BY TAXATION AND A full legal description of the premises can 09/10, 09/17, 09/24, 10/01/08 752942 PROVIDING FOR THE TIME AND METHOD Effective September 29, 2008 be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape ______4x Fee=$160.38 Notice is hereby given that sealed bids ad- OF PAYMENT THEREOF TO INCLUDE THE May County. This sale is subject to unpaid SHERIFF’S SALE 09/10, 09/17, 09/24, 10/01/08 dressed to Stephen O’Connor, Clerk of the POSITION OF SUPERINTENDENT OF PUB- TRASH taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer ______Board, will be received up to 2:00 p.m. pre- LIC WORKS liens and other Municipal Assessments. The By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out SHERIFF’S SALE vailing time, on October 15, 2008, at which Monday Anglesea - 8th Ave. amount due can be obtained from the local of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- time they will be publicly opened and read in WHEREAS, the Borough of West Wildwood taxing authority. cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out the Intermediate Meeting Room, Administra- deems it in the best interest of the Borough Tuesday 9th Ave. - 17th Ave. Amount due under judgment is NUMBER F 34229 07, pending wherein of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- tion Building, 4 Moore Road, Cape May Court for the health, welfare and safety of the citi- $1,048,537.15 costs, interest and Sheriff’s THE BANK OF NEW YORK, AS TRUSTEE cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET House, New Jersey for the following: zens of the Borough of West Wildwood to cre- fees to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE CERTIFICATE- NUMBER F 3073 08, pending wherein SAMI ate the position of Superintendent of Public Wednesday 18th Ave. - 26th Ave. certifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the HOLDERS, CWALT, INC., ALTERNATIVE 2005-AR6, BANK OF NEW YORK AS SUC- FURNISH AND DELIVER FAMILY PLAN- Works; and amount of 20% of the bid price is required. LOAN TRUST 2007-22, MORTGAGE PASS- CESSOR IN INTEREST TO JP MORGAN NING DRUGS AND MATERIAL TO THE RECYCLE The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2007- CHASE BANK, N.A. AS TRUSTEE the plain- CAPE MAY COUNTY HEALTH DEPART- WHEREAS, the Board of Commissioners sale without further notice of publication. 22 the plaintiff AND DWAYNE ONQUE, ET tiff AND KEVIN R. FITZPATRICK, ET AL are MENT deem that the position of Superintendent shall Thursday Anglesea - 10th Ave. All publication costs are paid for by the plain- AL are the defendant(s), I shall expose for the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at be compensated by way of a salary and com- tiff. sale at public venue on: public venue on: Bid forms, instructions to bidders, specifi ca- pensations; and Friday 11th Ave. - 26th Ave. Attorney IRA A. COHEN WEDNESDAY THE 8TH DAY OF WEDNESDAY THE 8TH DAY OF tions and other bidding documents may be Sheriff: John F. Callinan OCTOBER A.D. 2008 OCTOBER A.D. 2008 examined or obtained at the Offi ce of the Act- NOW THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED by 752894 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court ing Director of Purchasing, Kim Allen, during the Board of Commissioners of the Borough Please have your trash & recycle to the curb for 4x Fee=$136.08 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street House Building located at 9 N. Main Street normal offi ce hours at the above address or of West Wildwood, County of Cape May and collection no later than 7:00 a.m. 09/10, 09/17, 09/24, 10/01/08 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New the County’s Procurement Portal located at State of New Jersey, the Governing Body of ______Jersey. Jersey. www.capemaycountygov.net . the Borough of West Wildwood as follows: SHERIFF’S SALE Property to be sold is located in the Bor- Property to be sold is located in the City of The Board reserves the right to reject any or Section 1. The position of Superintendent of of NJ By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out ough of Wildwood Crest, County of Cape Wildwood, County of Cape May and State all bids in whole or in part and to waive such Public Works shall be created effective imme- of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- May and State of New Jersey. of New Jersey. informalities as may be permitted by law. diately. Said position shall be compensated by cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET way of a minimum salary $25,000.00 per year NUMBER F 12842 04, pending wherein ROB- Premises commonly known as: 401 E. Premises commonly known as: 217B East Bidders are required to comply with the re- to a maximum salary of $30,000.00 per year. ERT HEDELIN the plaintiff AND WILLIAM F. Stockton Rd., Unit 201, Wildwood Crest, Magnolia Avenue, Wildwood, NJ 08260- quirements of N.J.S.A. 10:5-31 et seq. and 1-800-633-9096 SHERLOCK AND PATRICIA A. SHERLOCK, NJ 08260 4922 N.J.A.C. 17:27. Section 2. REPEALER Any and all ordinances HIS WIFE, ET ALS are the defendant(s), I or parts of ordinances inconsistent shall be, shall expose for sale at public venue on: Tax Block and Lot: LOT 1 C201, BLOCK BEING KNOWN as LOT 27 and 28, BLOCK STEPHEN O’CONNOR and the same are hereby repealed. WEDNESDAY THE 8TH DAY OF 95.02 236, on the offi cial Tax Map of the City of OCTOBER A.D. 2008 Wildwood Clerk of the Board Section 3. Survival. In the event that any at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Dimensions of Lot: Unit No. 201 section or part of this Ordinance is declared House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Dimensions: Condo (none given) invalid or unconstitutional, the remainder of ATTENTION (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Nearest Cross Street: DANIEL BEYEL this Ordinance shall not be rendered invalid Jersey. Dunes Condominium Nearest Cross Street: Condo Freeholder Director as a result thereof, since each part of section (none given) is deemed to be serviceable. The property being sold is located in the Superior Interests (if any): 1x Fee=$21.87 09/17/08 Avalon Borough of Stone Harbor, in the County of None *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal ______Section 4. EFFECTIVE DATE OF ORDI- Cape May and in the State of New Jersey. liens or other charges, and any such tax- Request for Proposals for Competitive NANCE. This Ordinance shall take effect im- Surplus Money: If after the sale and sat- es, charges, liens, insurance premiums or Contracting mediately upon fi nal passage and publication Residents Commonly Known As: 106 119th Street, isfaction of the mortgage debt, including other advances made by plaintiff prior to according to law. Stone Harbor, NJ costs and expenses, there remains any this sale. All interested parties are to con- The Cape May County Board of Chosen WINTER TRASH surplus money, the money will be depos- duct and rely upon their own independent Freeholders and the Cape May County De- COMMISSIONERS: Tax Information: LOT 108 in BLOCK ited into the Superior Court Trust Fund and investigation to ascertain whether or not partment of Human Services are seeking pro- MAYOR HERBERT C. FREDERICK COLLECTION SCHEDULE 118.02 any person claiming the surplus, or any any outstanding interest remain of record posals for an array of human services which COMMISSIONER GERARD P. part thereof, may fi le a motion pursuant and/or have priority over the lien being are needed by the residents of the County of MCNAMARA EFFECTIVE Dimensions of the property are: to the Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stat- foreclosed and, if so the current amount Cape May. COMMISSIONER SCOTT GOLDEN 60 x 110 ing the nature and extent of that person’s due thereon. SEPTEMBER 15, 2008 claim and asking for an order directing Interested private non-profi t or public enti- The foregoing Ordinance was introduced and Nearest Cross Street: 150’ from Second payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff **If the sale is set aside for any reason, the ties can receive additional information and passed on the fi rst reading at a meeting of the Avenue or other person conducting the sale will Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only requirements for the Request for Proposals Board of Commissioners of the Borough of have information regarding the surplus, a return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser for Competitive Contracting process via the West Wildwood, New Jersey on the 5th day MONDAY - Inlet to, but not including, 23rd Street Amount of Taxes Due and Prior Liens: if any. shall have no further recourse against the Cape May County website (www.capemay- of September, 2008 and will be considered for $0.00 Mortgagor, the Mortgagor’s attorney. countygov.net). Applications are available fi nal passage after public hearing at the meet- from Atlantic Ocean to Bay A full legal description of the premises can on September 17, 2008 from the Cape May ing of said Board of Commissioners at Bor- A full legal description of the premises can be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Pursuant to NJSA 46:8B-21 et seq., this County Department of Human Services (609- ough Hall, 701 W. Glenwood Avenue, West TUESDAY - 23rd Street to, but not including, be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May County. This sale is subject to unpaid sale may be subject to a limited lien pri- 465-1055). A mandatory Technical Assistance Wildwood, New Jersey on October 3, 2008. May County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer ority of the condominium association and meeting is scheduled for September 22, 2008 42nd Street from Atlantic Ocean to Bay taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and other Municipal Assessments. The any successful bidder at sheriff’s sale may at 1:00 p.m. in the Intermediate Meeting Dorothy A. Tomlin, Borough Clerk liens and other Municipal Assessments. The amount due can be obtained from the local be responsible for paying up to 6 months Room of the County Administration Building, WEDNESDAY - 42nd Street to and including North amount due can be obtained from the local taxing authority. worth of unpaid condominium fees. 4 Moore Road, Cape May Court House, N.J. 1x Fee=$37.66 09/17/08 taxing authority. Amount due under judgment is Proposals are due no later than 2:00 p.m. on ______side of 80th Street from Atlantic Ocean to Bay Amount due under judgment is $513,922.95 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees A full legal description of the premises can October 15, 2008. TAKE NOTICE that in accordance with $2,755,939.11 costs, interest and Sheriff’s to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape N.J.S.A. 39:16-16, application has been made fees to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount May County. This sale is subject to unpaid This Request for Proposals for Competitive to the Chief Administrator of the Motor Vehicle certifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the of 20% of the bid price is required. taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Contracting is in accordance with Local Public Commission, Trenton, New Jersey, to receive amount of 20% of the bid price is required. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Contract Law and the fair and open process title papers and issue New Jersey certifi cate of Please have your trash to the curb for The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any sale without further notice of publication. amount due can be obtained from the local required in N.J.S.A. 19:44A-20.4 et seq. ownership for Make: Shell Glass/Shell Lake; sale without further notice of publication. All publication costs are paid for by the plain- taxing authority. Year: Unknown; Vehicle Identifi cation Num- collection no later than 7:OO a.m. All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. Amount due under judgment is 1x Fee=$15.80 09/17/08 ber: Unknown; NJ Hull #NJ957A. Objections, tiff. Attorney POWERS KIRN LLC $329,182.70 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees ______if any, should be made immediately in writing, Attorney HONIG & GREENBERG, L.L.C. Sheriff: John F. Callinan to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- Spec. #69 to the Chief Administrator of the Motor Vehicle Sheriff: John F. Callinan 752941 tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount RE-BID Commission, Special Title Section, P. O. Box of NJ 752939 4x Fee=$150.66 of 20% of the bid price is required. 017, Trenton, New Jersey 08666-0017. 4x Fee=$111.78 09/10, 09/17, 09/24, 10/01/08 The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS 09/10, 09/17, 09/24, 10/01/08 ______sale without further notice of publication. BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS Brian F. Lafferty, Sr. ______SHERIFF’S SALE All publication costs are paid for by the plain- CAPE MAY COUNTY – NEW JERSEY Applicant 1-800-633-9096 SHERIFF’S SALE tiff. By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Attorney PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG Notice is hereby given that sealed bids ad- 3x Fee=$25.52 By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Sheriff: John F. Callinan dressed to Stephen O’Connor, Clerk of the 09/17, 09/24, 10/01/08 of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET 752943 Board, will be received up to 2:00 p.m. pre- ______

e ava 2x5 9.10.08ac.indd 1 9/9/08 9:23:13 AM A42 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Classifi ed Herald Newspapers September 17 2008 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES (From Page A41) ______following item(s): Mount Laurel lawsuits shall begin nunc pro Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 completion bond. are available for public inspection in the offi ce tunc from August 5, 2008, the date the City of the Municipal Clerk. meeting, as well as to submit public com- NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARD REPAIR AND REPLACEMENT OF SIDE- originally requested that the Court issue an A copy of the Motion and supporting docu- The award of the contract shall be made sub- ments regarding the negotiation, amendment, WALKS AND CURBS IN THE BOROUGH OF immunity order, until (a) December 31, 2008, mentation are available for public inspection ject to the necessary moneys to do the work Awarded to: Remington & Vernick extension and/or alternation of the Business The Cape May County Municipal Utilities WILDWOOD CREST FROM OCTOBER 2008 or such other date as the Appellate Division at the offi ce of the City Clerk, 4400 New being provided by the City of Wildwood in a Engineers Administrator’s employment agreement. The Authority has awarded a contract as a pro- THROUGH OCTOBER 2010 deems appropriate for the fi ling of plans; (b) Jersey Avenue, Wildwood, NJ during regular lawful manner. The contract to be executed Board pursuant to the Open Public Meetings fessional service without competitive bidding the Court and its Master have an opportunity business hours. by the successful bidder will provide that it Services: 2008 General Sewer Utility Act, specifi cally N.J.S.A. 10:4-12(b), shall not pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11-5(1)(a)(i). The Specifi cations and form of bid will be available to review the City’s affordable housing plan; shall not become effective until the necessary Consulting Services publicly discuss personnel matters and shall contract and the resolution authorizing it are at the Offi ce of the Borough Clerk at Borough and (c) the City and its Planning Board have Christopher Wood, Municipal Clerk moneys to do the work have been provided not respond to comments made by members on fi le and available for public inspection in Hall, 6101 Pacifi c Avenue, Wildwood Crest, an opportunity to respond to the Court’s con- by the City of Wildwood in a lawful manner. Time Period: 1 Year of the public. However, the Board will give all the Authority’s Administrative Offi ce, 1523 Rt. New Jersey. cerns; and (d) any extensions of time that the 1x Fee=$47.39 09/17/08 The award shall further be subjected to the comments appropriate consideration. 9 North, Swainton, NJ. Court deems reasonable and just. ______securing of necessary State, Federal or Local Cost: in the amount not to exceed Bids must be enclosed in sealed envelopes NOTICE TO BIDDERS permits governing the work. $15,000.00 Please be aware that the subject of the hear- Awarded to: EMPLOYEECARE bearing the name and address of the bidder An Immunity Order protects the municipality ing retains the right of privacy and shall retain and shall be marked with the designation of and its Planning Board and Zoning Board from PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Bidders are required to comply with the Christopher Wood, City Clerk all rights regarding defamation and slander Duration: September 14, 2008 through Sep- the item for which the bid is submitted, and unnecessary Mount Laurel litigation during the sealed bids will be received by the City of requirements of N.J.S.A. 10:5-31 et. seq., according to the laws of New Jersey. The tember 13, 2009 may be submitted either by mail or in person period of protection. Mount Laurel litigation is Wildwood for the USDA Sanitary Sewer Re- N.J.A.C. 17:27 (Affi rmative Action), P.L. 1963. 1x Fee=$10.94 09/17/08 Board shall not be liable for comments made by the bidder or his agent. litigation brought pursuant to cases commonly placement Program – Phase 2 in the City of C150 (New Jersey Prevailing Wage Act), and ______by members of the public. Nature and type of contract: Employee Assis- tance Program referred to as “Mount Laurel I” and “Mount Wildwood, Cape May County, New Jersey. Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (42 NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARD Bids must be made on the standard proposal Laurel II” claiming that the municipality has U.S.C. 12101, et.seq.). 1x Fee=$17.01 09/17/08 forms. used its zoning powers to exclude low and Bid forms, contracts and specifi cations are The City of Wildwood has awarded a contract ______Amount of Contract: Total not-to-exceed fi xed moderate income households in violation of on fi le at the offi ce of Remington, Vernick The contractor is further notifi ed that he must without competitive bidding as a professional NOTICE fee of $6,903.00 Bidders are required to comply with the provi- the requirements of these landmark decisions, and Walberg Engineers, 4907 New Jersey comply with P.L. 1977, c. 33, and submit a service pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11-1, et seq. sions of P.L. 1975, c.127. the New Jersey Fair Housing Act (N.J.S.A. Avenue, Wildwood, New Jersey 08260. Disclosure Statement listing stockholders This contract am the resolution authorizing it THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE CAPE BY: Patricia A. Callinan 52:27D-301 et. seq.), the regulations of the with his bid. are available for public inspection in the offi ce MAY COUNTY BOARD OF SOCIAL SERVIC- Corporate Secretary Bidders are required to comply with the provi- New Jersey Council on Affordable Housing Said Bids will be received, opened and read of the Municipal Clerk. ES WILL BE HELD AT NOON ON THURS- sions of P.L. 1977, c.33. (“COAH”), and other applicable laws. aloud in public at the City of Wildwood Mu- The contractor is further notifi ed that he must DAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2008 AT THE SOCIAL 1x Fee=$12.15 09/17/08 nicipal Building, 4400 New Jersey Avenue, comply with P.L. 1999 c.238 Public Works Awarded to: Remington & Vernick SERVICES BUILDING LOCATED AT 4005 ______The Board of Commissioners of the Borough In anticipation that the New Jersey Council Wildwood, Cape May County, New Jersey on Contractor Registration Act and he and any Engineers ROUTE 9 SOUTH, RIO GRANDE, NJ 08242. NOTICE TO BIDDERS of Wildwood Crest reserves the right to waive on Affordable Housing (“COAH”) will adopt Tuesday, September 30, 2008 at 2:00 P.M. subcontractors must be registered in accor- THIS MEETING WILL INCLUDE A CLOSED any informalities in any bid, or reject any or amended regulations by the end of the year, prevailing time. dance with the act. Services: Amended Contract – USDA Sani- SESSION TO DISCUSS PERSONNEL AND BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS all bids. the City of Wildwood and its Planning Board tary Sewer Improvements, Phase 2 LEGAL ISSUES. BOROUGH OF WILDWOOD CREST and Zoning Board will adopt a Housing Ele- Copies of the bid forms, contracts and speci- The contractor is also further notifi ed that he By order of the Board of Commissioners. ment and Fair Share Plan and fi le it with the fi cations may be obtained from said Reming- must comply with P.L. 2004 c. 57 and submit Time Period: 1 Year CAPE MAY COUNTY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that sealed bids Court by December 31, 2008 in accordance ton, Vernick and Walberg Engineers, by pro- proof of business registration and submit proof BOARD OF SOCIAL SERVICES will be received by the Purchasing Commit- KEVIN M. YECCO with the current statewide deadline. spective bidders upon request, upon payment of business registration for any named sub- Cost: in the amount not to exceed $14,000.00 ALICE WASHINGTON, tee of the Borough of Wildwood Crest, in the BOROUGH CLERK of the sum of $50.00 for each set. contractors in accordance with the act. (new total of contract $26,000.00). SECRETARY TREASURER Municipal Court Room, Borough Hall, 6101 Pacifi c Avenue, Wildwood Crest, New Jersey, The Court is accepting comments to the Dated: September 10, 2008 municipality’s motion for Temporary Immunity PAYMENT MUST BE RECEIVED PRIOR By Order of the City of Wildwood Christopher Wood, City Clerk 1x Fee=$8.50 09/17/08 on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2008, at 11:00 A.M., prevailing time, for furnishing the no later than October 17, 2008. Any comment TO OBTAINING SAID SPECIFICATIONS, Gordon Ball, Purchasing Agent Publish: September 17, 2008 shall set forth any valid reason why the City EITHER BY MAIL OR IN PERSON. 1x Fee=$12.15 09/17/08 and its Planning Board should not be granted 1x Fee=$51.03 09/17/08 ______3 dayFREE vacation 1x Fee=$26.73 09/17/08 immunity from Mount Laurel and builder’s NO BIDS ARE TO BE DROPPED OFF AT ______NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARD to over 20 ______remedy lawsuits and shall be served upon: THE ENGINEER’S OFFICE. BOROUGH OF WEST CAPE MAY destinations TOWNSHIP OF DENNIS HISTORIC The City of Wildwood has awarded a contract COUNTY OF CAPE MAY Honorable William E. Nugent, J.S.C. The City of Wildwood reserves the right to PRESERVATION COMMISSION without competitive bidding as a professional Superior Court of New Jersey consider the bids for sixty (60) days after service pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11-1, et seq. MEETING NOTICE Atlantic County Civil Courthouse the receipt thereof, and further reserves the NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING This contract and the resolution authorizing it Chambers 14E 1201 Bacharach Blvd. right to reject any or all bids, either in whole are available for public inspection in the offi ce 1-800-DONATE-CARS Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 10:4-21, The Dennis Atlantic City, NJ 08401 or in part and also to waive any informality NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned of the Municipal Clerk. Township Planning Board and the Master Plan in any and make such awards or take action has applied to the Borough of West Cape May Committee will hold a meeting on Thursday, Christopher Wood, Clerk as may be in the best interest of the City of Historic Preservation Commission for the fol- Awarded to: Garden State Dredging, Inc. t5IFEPOBUJPOJTUBYEFEVDUJCMF September 18, 2008 at 3:30 p.m. at Township City of Wildwood Wildwood. lowing: Renovation of existing rear screen t1JDLVQJTGSFF Hall, 571 Petersburg Road, Dennisville, NJ. 4400 New Jersey Ave. Wildwood, New Jersey porch in order to incorporate it into the interior Services: Change Order No. 1 – Wildwood The purpose of this meeting is to review land 08260 Bids must be on the bid form prepared by kitchen dining area of home. Crest Watermain Improvements, Phase 4. t8FUBLFDBSFPGBMMUIFQBQFSXPSL use districts recommendations and proposed Remington, Vernick and Walberg Engineers, changes to the Dennis Township Masterplan. Jeffrey R. Surenian, Esq. in the manner designated therein and required Property is known as Block 6, Lot 12 or also Time Period: 1 Year Jeffrey R. Surenian and Associates, LLC Bri- by the specifi cations, must be enclosed in known as 136 Emerald Ave, West Cape May, By Order of the elle Galleria sealed envelopes bearing the name and ad- New Jersey. Cost: in the decreased amount not to ex- 1-800-648-89541 800 64 Dennis Township Planning Board 707 Union Avenue, Suite 301 Brielle, New dress of the bidder on the outside and also ceed $44,748.66 (new total of contract Eileen McFillin, Administrator Jersey 08730 bearing on the outside reference to the par- A hearing will be held on this application by the $587,254.33). ticular work bid upon. Said bids shall be ad- Historic Preservation Commission of the Bor- 1x Fee=$9.72 09/17/08 Marcus H. Karavan, Esq., City Attorney dressed to Gordon Ball, Purchasing Agent. ough of West Cape May, at Borough HaIl, 732 Christopher Wood, City Clerk ______3 311 New Jersey Ave. Broadway, West Cape May, New Jersey, on Notice of Motion before the Superior Court of PO Box 1310 Each bid shall be accompanied by a certifi ed Thursday, September 25th, 2008 at 7:00 PM. 1x Fee=$10.94 09/17/08 New Jersey for Temporary Immunity from the Wildwood, NJ 08260 check, cashier’s check or bid bond duly ex- ______fi ling of Mount Laurel Lawsuits ecuted by the bidder as principal and having All members of the public will have an oppor- NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARD William J. Kaufman Esq., Planning Board as surety thereon a surety company approved tunity to offer comments and/or ask questions NOTICE is hereby given that the City of Wild- Attorney by the City of Wildwood in an amount not less regarding this proposal. The fi le and plans of The City of Wildwood has awarded a contract wood shall move before the Honorable Wil- 3303 New Jersey Ave. Wildwood, NJ 08260 than fi ve percent (5%) of the amount bid. Any the proposal may be inspected in the offi ce of without competitive bidding as a professional liam E. Nugent, J.S.C. on October 24, 2008 such bid bond shall be without endorsement the Historic Preservation Commission at the service pursuant to NJ.S.A. 40A:11-1, et seq. for an Order granting the City of Wildwood and Kenneth M. Goldman, Esq. or conditions. Bid shall also be accompanied West Cape May Borough HaIl, 732 Broadway, This contract am the resolution authorizing it the Planning Board of the City of Wildwood South Jersey Legal Services, Inc. by a certifi cate letter from a surety company West Cape May, NJ, between the hours of are available for public inspection in the offi ce Temporary Immunity from the fi ling of any 1261 Route 9 South stating that it will provide the bidder with the 9:00 AM and 3:00 PM, Monday through Fri- of the Municipal Clerk. Mount Laurel lawsuits. Said immunity from P.O. Box 785 day. Awarded to: Garden State Dredging, Inc. Date: 10/09/08 Services: Change Order No. 3 – Applicant’s Name: Mark Innerst/ Reconstruction of Roberts Avenue NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Michael Burns Address: 136 Emerald Ave., West Cape May Time Period: 1 Year TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE NJ 08204 SMALL CITIES COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Cost: in the decreased amount not to ex- BIG DISCOUNTS - REBATES ON **It is recommended for those members of the ceed $16,762.27 (new total of contract 5 public who plan to attend the public hearing $535,413.03). STK#899 00261 BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM VIN#8R8 LOWEST PRICES ALL LEFTOVERS IN STOCK on a specifi c application, that the HPC offi ce RAPTOR TH WHEEL OF THE YEAR! CHRISTOPHER WOOD, CITY CLERK STONE 5 , be contacted on the day of the meeting to in- RE! GARAGE 2008 KEYOY HAULER MOTORHOMES quire if any changes have been made to the , HUGE AND MO 9 36FT T IDES AC The Township of Middle, New Jersey will hold a public hearing on September 2 SL TOR, ,41 TRAVEL TRAILERS 1x Fee=$10.94 09/17/08 $ schedule.** GENERA 56 TH ,553 5 WHEELS ______WAS $ 44 25, 2008 at 7:00 PM in the Martin Luther King, Jr. Center, 207 West Main Street, SALE 1133 Rt. 88, 1x Fee=$24.30 09/17/08 NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARD PRICE $ 11,866 1-866-334-3136 Lakewood, NJ Whitesboro, New Jersey 08252. ______www.scottmotorcoach.com NOTICE OF CONTRACTS AWARDED The City of Wildwood has awarded a contract SAVE without competitive bidding as a professional RECESSION PROOF The purpose of the hearing is as follows: (1) to explain federal and state guidelines, This notice is being published in accordance service pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11-1, et seq. with the requirements of N.J.S.A. 40A:11- This contract and the resolution authorizing it FRANCHISES AVAILABLE IN YOUR AREA! (2) to review eligible and proposed program activities, (3) to consider proposals 4.5(g), Competitive Contracting or Fair and are available for public inspection in the offi ce for an application under the Small Cities Community Development Block Grant Open Process and N.J.S.A. 40A:11-5(1)(a)(i), of the Municipal Clerk. LIBERTY TAX SERVICE Professional Services. At a regular meeting The Fastest Growing Tax Service Firm Ever! Program, and (4) to receive citizen comments and recommendations. of the Cape May County Board of Chosen Awarded to: P & D Construction, Inc. Freeholders held on September 9, 2008 the In 2008, Liberty Tax Service grew by more tax returns County entered into contracts/agreements as Services: Change Order No. 3 – than H&R Block® and Jackson Hewitt® combined. Total funds available: $6,927,141 follows: Reconstruction of Rio Grande Avenue, Phase 2, Utility Improvements. CALL US TO FIND OUT WHY. 1. Agreement National Alliance on Mental Ill- Put our proven system to work - become a At least 70 percent of the funds available must be used for activities that primarily ness New Jersey (NAMI) for a mental health Time Period: 1 Year Liberty Tax Service Franchise conference on 10/10/08 for the ‘Educating the Owner Today! 1-800-790-3863 ext. 8110 benefi t people of low and moderate income. None of the funds requested will result Educators’ in the amount of $500.00. Cost: in the increased amount not to ex- ® www.libertytaxfranchise.com ceed $178,285.19 (new total of contract H&R Block is a registered trademark of HRB Royalty, Inc. Jackson Hewitt is a registered trademark of Jackson Hewitt, Inc. in displacement or relocation of people. 2. Ratifying an extension of the open end con- $1,672,305.625) tract with Partners Pharmacy, LLC for providing pharmaceutical services to Crest Haven Christopher Wood, City Clerk JI@DQ@ of the Municipal Clerk. /@$<=G< "M@@ N+PM !NK

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Wildwood Catholic High School holds 9/11 Memorial Service Sept. 11. The service paid special tribute to Andrew Alameno, a WCHS alumnus who was killed in the terrorist attacks of 2001.

Al Campbell Lexis Petrella, 10th grader at Ocean City High School, sings “God Bless America” at county’s Sept. 11 Memorial Ceremony. Listening from left is: U.S. Attorney Christopher J. Christie, U.S. Marshal James Plousis, Pastor Andrew Surace, Pastor Peter J. Thomas, Rev. Stephen Rapposelli, Danielle Greene, Miss Cape May County.

Freeholders refl ect after placing wreath at Patri- Al Campbell ots’ Garden by Administration Building as part of Crowds fl ock to Sea Isle City’s Promenade Sept. 13 for the 19th annual Fall Fam- county Sept. 11 Memorial Ceremony. ily Festival Weekend. The event featured 350 vendors and a wide variety of food selections. The event was sponsored by Sea Isle City Tourism Commission. News Digests (From Page A17) few weeks, surveys will be mailed to result of the incident. She was treated for her injuries residents and business owners to gauge and did not require hospitalization. Campbell could not It Happened Here interest. Gordon said he anticipated post the required bail and was lodged in county jail. customers could start connecting in the WEST CAPE MAY — The borough’s spring. He said there was no charge to Nab Alleged Pub Robber history committee will place two historic connect to natural gas or for a meter. information signs in Wilbraham Park, The cost of homeowner’s conversion WILDWOOD — On Sept. 11 at approximately 2 one at the Rea Farm on Bayshore Road from propane or oil to natural gas can a.m., Wildwood police responded to Tucker’s Pub, and another at West Cape May Elemen- be fi nanced with no down payment at 3301 Atlantic Ave., on the report of a burglary in prog- tary School. The signs will highlight the zero interest for fi ve years. Gordon said ress. Witnesses on the scene had heard a loud noise borough’s agricultural and school history the current residential rate for natural coming from the area of the restaurant, police said. as well as that of Wilbraham Mansion. The witnesses saw a male leave Tucker’s Pub, which John Harkins gas in $1.59 per therm, which is equal North Wildwood Police Sgt. Kevin Tolan plays The signs were funded by a County Fine was closed for business at the time, carrying an item to 100,000 BTUs. He said a gallon of bagpipes during the city’s Sept. 11 tribute at 8:56 Arts Council Grant. under his arm. They called police, gave a description propane sells for about $3.70, which a.m. to remember when the fi rst hijacked jetliner provides about 92,000 BTUs. of the perpetrator and maintained a visual surveillance Candidates’ Night until the police arrived. Offi cers stopped the suspect, struck the World Trade Center in New York City, identifi ed as Michael Merchel, 25, who was employed Sept. 11, 2001. VILLAS — Lower Township Taxpayers Fake Gun, Real Pot? as a food server for the Bolero Resort and Conference Association hosts candidate’s night Sept. VILLAS — On Sept. 11 at 7:40 a.m., Center and resides at 14 Aspen Drive in Court House. 19 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Millman Investigation revealed that the exterior door to the Center on Bayshore Road. All candidates, Lower Township police responded to a call of a man with a gun in the area porch area of Tucker’s Pub had been kicked in. Mer- Republican, Independent and Democrat chel’s footwear matched a footprint on the door, police are expected to participate. of Ridgewood and Glenwood avenues. Offi cers located a white male juvenile, said. Merchel was charged with burglary and lodged in Smoke on the Water outside his house with a black rifl e in his county jail after he was unable to post $15,000 cash possession. It was later determined that bail set by Judge Louis Belasco. CAPE MAY — Fire Chief Jerry Inder- the rifl e was a Cyma Airsoft BB rifl e with wies Jr. has requested City Council pass a scope and two clips of BBs. The orange College Fair an ordinance requiring that fi reworks tip had been painted black, police said. displays be set off from an offshore barge Further investigation, with the subject’s NORTH WILDWOOD — Students, parents and and nowhere in city limits, including the mother present, offi cers located green counselors from Cape May County are invited to attend beach. A display July 4, 2004 sent pieces vegetation believed to be marijuana. The in Wildwood Catholic High School’s annual regional of the fi reworks on the roof of historic juvenile was arrested and charged with college fair on Sept. 25 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Wild- wooden buildings. Council is expected possession of an imitation fi rearm and wood Catholic High School is located at 1500 Central In solemn remembrance of the events of Sept. 11, to introduce such an ordinance at an possession of marijuana. He was released Avenue, in this city. 2001, students at Our Lady Star of the Sea Regional upcoming meeting. to his parents. Sgt. Tom Bebby, School School gathered for a period of prayer and refl ec- Resource Offi cer Al Flitcroft, Patrolman Free Healthcare Training tion. A short prayer service was held in honor of Bye Bye, Wawa Mike Perry and Detectives Ed Dougherty, all the heroes of the tragedy. While many of the COURT HOUSE –– Residents of Cape May and CAPE MAY — The Bank Street Wawa Joe Boyle and Art Mason investigated. school students are too young to have recollections Atlantic counties aged 55 and older can now pursue of the fateful day, they were reminded to remember store, a meeting place for city residents rewarding careers in the healthcare fi eld through free from all walks of life, is slated to close Domestic Violence Arrest all those who lost their lives and to wish peace for training at Atlantic Cape Community College (ACCC). all others. its doors permanently Sept. 24. There WILDWOOD — On Sept. 11 at ap- This federally funded program, a partnership between are no applications for reuse of the store, proximately 4:30 a.m., Wildwood police ACCC and the National Council on Aging, offers older which is two blocks from the Washing- responded to 200 West Maple Ave. adults training that will lead to employment in such “Looking for an ton Street Mall and Welcome Center and on the report of a disturbance. It was professions as Certifi ed Nurse Aide, Central Service steps away from Swain’s Hardware. A ascertained that Robert Campbell had Technician, Electrocardiogram Technician, Medi- exciting Eucharistic Wawa spokesperson said the store lacked committed an act of aggravated assault cal Billing and Coding, Phlebotomy and more. The the ability to be expanded and the corpo- against the mother of his child, during program is part of the Older Americans Act to help experience?”... ration would concentrate on operation of the course of a domestic dispute, police income-qualifi ed seniors aged 55 and older return its Texas Avenue store in Cape May. said. Campbell, a 21-year-old carpen- to the job market. ACCC is hosting free information ter who resides at above address, was sessions on the program at the Cape May County, Come to the beach Gas Lines Coming charged with aggravated assault, posses- (Page A50 Please) with God!!! VILLAS — South Jersey Gas Sales sion of a weapon (bi-fold tactical knife) for an unlawful purpose, unlawful pos- Manager Todd Gordon told Lower Township Council Monday the utility session of a weapon and endangering the Lifeteen is hosting a contemporary mass planned to extend natural gas pipes into welfare of a child. Judge Louis Belasco on the beach. Villas. He said construction of a gas main set $50,000 cash bail for Campbell and along the length of Bayshore Road would no contact with the victim upon release. Food and games to follow... begin by the end of the year. In the next The victim, 19, received a laceration as a 7th – 12th grades...bring your whole family!

Sunday, September 28, 2008 5:00 pm – 7:30 pm 30th street pavilion and the beach Avalon, NJ 08202

Please bring a beach blanket or beach chairs for seating. If raining...we will move into the community center.

Jack Fichter First place winners of the Kiwanis Pet Parade Survivors of Cancer (SOC) supporters enjoy the ‘Soup & Sandwich’ special at Sept. 13 were from left, “Churchill” held by Cindy Flip Flopz restaurant in North Wildwood. The Soup & Sandwich fundraiser Hertneck and “Winston,” dressed as a lobster, held benefi ts the SOC organization in Cape May County. From left: Rosemary Bryan, by Elizabeth Hertneck. The dogs are Cavalier King www.shorelifeteen.com Ellie Breary, Peggy Clift (SOC Committee), Buddy Breary, and Rocky Bryan Charles Spaniels. A46 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers September 17 2008 "Peace through strength" Motto of Ronald Reagen Bishop Wants From the Publisher To Wash Why Nancy Should Care His Hands When I begin to write a column about something that seems To The Editor: rather remote to Cape May County—maybe some international or national political issue, I often ask, “Will Nancy care about I think that Bishop Joseph this?” Galante’s announcement is For many years I have been fortunate to have her working nothing but another scam. It is across the hall from me, the very level-headed, no nonsense (she all part of the process of “Gath- doesn’t like to shop), raised in the county, great baker, and most of ering God’s Gifts.” all for me: honest, unafraid critic. Nancy James and I have worked The bishop wants to “Wash His together for almost 20 years, and she is not only a coworker, but Hands” like Pilate did to Je- also a friend. We have watched each other’s children grow up, sus. He’s leaving it up to the gone to the same church, live two blocks from one another, and priest-conveners to close our she and my wife share recipes and grandparenting joys. churches. The bishop has now Because she doesn’t really care a great given his people false hope. deal about politics, when I write my col- The people now believe that umns, I ask myself, “Would Nancy care their churches will remain open about this?” If the answer is no, I either all year as secondary worship don’t write the column, or I try to write it sites and are celebrating as if in such a way that I think I could get her in- their churches have been saved terested. If I can interest her, then perhaps from closure when in reality others would also take interest. they are being set up for their My challenge at the moment is a how to demise. get her to be wary of a very large and very After the Bishop merges dangerous bear which has been menacing our parishes by decree, it will a lot of people lately. My problem is, this be up to the new pastor and bear lives on the other side of the world, and his name is Vladimir From Our Readers fi nancial councils to determine Putin, Russia’s prime minister. the actual worship sites. Let’s ======Talking Points Not Task for Potential President not forget that these councils are So what do we do about Russia? only advisory councils, and it’s ======To The Editor: issues that, though weighty and deserving of our the pastor who makes the fi nal We all need to keep a wary eye on this man because he is careful attention, are not actionable tasks for any decision. behaving ominously like Adolph Hitler in the 1930s. Hitler was Sen. John McCain has taken the red herring potential president. Just as Pilate gave Jesus over devastated because Germany had been humiliated by her loss of leaf out of the Carl Rove playbook. His choice of They only serve to distract voters from the meat to the people to be crucifi ed, World War I, and he made it his mission to restore Germany to Sarah Palin as running mate has the press already and potato’s reality that will have to be dealt with Bishop Galante is giving our greatness. touting her pro-life stance. This has the press as- by the new president. Not the least of which has churches over to his handpicked Putin, and apparently a fair percentage of the Russian people, sisting in framing the political debate around the been the provocateur foreign policy that has us in priest-conveners who will carry feel that the disintegration of the Soviet Union with the fall of the issue of choice. Though an important issue it is the quagmire in the middle east, placing missiles out his plan. The priest-conve- Iron Curtain signifi cantly damaged their pride and their security. not one really affected by the executive branch in Poland and dreaming of the good old Pinochet (Page A47 Please) He, like Hitler, is sending signs (with the invasion of Georgia and but rather one wisely left to the Judicial. days in South America. the cutting off of gas to “uncooperative” countries) that he will During the 2004 election there were Catholic To say nothing of the massive redistribution of Got An Opinion? reverse this humiliation. priests telling congregations that a vote for John wealth, the virtual extinction of the middle class, The world tried to appease Hitler with diplomacy and conces- Herald Newspapers wel- Kerry was a vote for abortion. And what hap- the morass of our health care system and the rob- comes letters on a wide range of sions for the better part of a decade, which gave him time to build pened? The abortion moved into the White House ber baron investment houses which are now being up his strength; as a consequence we had to deal with him after subjects. Have you an opinion? and Roe v Wade is still the law of the land. bailed out by our tax dollars. Go to our Web site: www.cape- he had become powerful. The world tried so hard to avoid war It is also reminiscent of George the second’s References to any of which were in short sup- that what we got was a much bigger war, with millions upon mil- maycountyherald.com and click call for a constitutional amendment against gay ply in Palin’s speech the other night — a speech on Opinion to submit a letter. lions of casualties. marriage – something that made headlines and re- that drew comparisons with Ronald Regan. Let us So what do we do about Putin? Of course we use diplomacy Same rules apply, same number ceived serious ink from all the major papers. The not forget that it was under Regan’s watch that of words (600) Or write one, as long as we can, but unfortunately to people like Hitler and question actually popped up during debates. the family farm gave way to agri-business and the Putin, the only thing they respect is power. Churchill knew that, sign your name, hometown and In point of fact, constitutional amendments take looting of social security began in earnest. phone number for verifi cation. and Ronald Reagan knew that. It was because Reagan made our decades. The Equal Rights amendment has not Does anyone remember the Trickle Down military so strong that America won the Cold War and averted a Deadline for letters is 5 p.m. been ratifi ed by all the states as of this writing. theory? That giving large tax breaks to the upper Thursday. hot war. What masterstrokes of public relations these 1 percent of corporations and wage earners would The only hope we have of avoiding the wars of the past is by be- “talking points” are. They force the debate around ing prepared, by being so strong nobody will want to take us on. (Page A47 Please) N *** So Nancy, did I make my case? ART HALL, publisher COMPASS POINTS... By AL CAMPBELL W E Post comments to: www.capemaycountyherald.com Exercise in Financial Futility: Imagine $5 Trillion in Bills In the very near future, a new word must be widely publicized that the money we are spending today S bringing us up to speed after the word “trillion.” I read a head- will be paid by our grandchildren may line last week about the U.S. government’s assumption of the seems a stretch, but equate it to the Megapenny Project, and mortgage makers Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae for a reported it become possible when such a picture inside is drawn inside $5 trillion. one’s head what big money resembles. Unfortunately, I was halfway through my morning regimen of Such blossoming fi gures brought to mind a quotation from Published Every Wednesday by the a half-cup of oatmeal with a quarter teaspoon of cinnamon and an acquaintance’s wife, who, early in their marriage, blithely SEAWAVE CORPORATION splash of 2-percent fat milk, so such massive amounts did not declared, “Pay for something with your credit card, and you don’t resonate at that early hour. have to pay for it.” It seems that saying must ARTHUR R. HALL, President & Publisher That’s a lot of money, I guess, but just HOW much? have spread far and wide since the words For quick reference, I entered “trillion” in my search engine fell from her lips. ALFRED S. CAMPBELL, Managing Editor and out popped a copyright article by Jim Loy, who obviously To be certain, millions were diffi cult for CAROLYN MEE, Ph.D., On Deck and Features Editor spent more time fi guring out zeros after big numbers than more our grandparents to grasp. The idea of a politicians who spend all that loot. national debt in the hundreds of millions PRESTON D. GIBSON, Director of Development For the unwashed masses, trillion is the fourth big number: was, to them, a frightening aspect. thousand, million, billion (that’s 1,000 million), and then tril- Then, along came billions. By then, the BENJAMIN N. HALL, lion. grandparents, who scrimped through the Director of Online Application Development A trillion has 12 zeros. Social Security numbers have but 10. Depression, were gone, so they never had STEVE MEHL, Northern Advertising Manager The next whopper number after trillion is quadrillion, (1,000 to understand billion. Today we face multi- KAREN DICKINSON, Southern Advertising Manager billion). trillion fi gures and tomorrow…as I stated At the rate the U.S government is spending, we had better get before, I will hold that for another day. BETH HUBER, National Advertising Manager a grasp of what that next one is, but that’s for another day. I believe it would be helpful to the public in general, and our DAWN AUSTIN, Client & Creative Services Manager Since humble folks understand pennies better than dollars, legislators in particular if, in each state capital and, to be sure, I will pass along information, from another Internet resource, in the District of Columbia, where was erected a “Million-Dollar 1508 Rt. 47, Rio Grande, N.J. 08242 The Megapenny Project. Monument,” fi guring the height of 1 million dollar bills. Think of a football fi eld as in Memorial Field, Court House, The idea behind such a grand edifi ce would be that politicians Phone 886-8600 ■ Fax 886-1879 Maxwell Field, Wildwood or any other gridiron. A cube contain- would/could look at such a monetary monument and visualize, E-Mail: [email protected] ing 1 trillion pennies would dwarf that football fi eld in height and “If this legislation of mine is passed, we will be in debt for 25 or DEADLINES width. It would be valued at $10,000,000,016,640. In words 125 of those monuments.” If air space would allow, one should News & Photos ...... Thursday that’s 10 billion, one hundred sixty six dollars and 40 cents. also be considered as a “Billion Monument.” And a trillion? I Display Advertising ...... Friday-5 p.m. That stack of pennies would be 273 feet high, wide and deep, won’t demand such a thing. It might bump into clouds, maybe Classifi ed Ads ...... Monday-11 a.m. would weigh 3,125,000 tons, and, if stacked, would stretch kill migrating birds and get in the way of jetliners. Classifi ed Display Ads ...... Friday-5 p.m. 986,426 miles. With such hefty fi gures drifting about the printed page and Legal Advertisements ...... Thursday-Noon That’s for “just” one trillion pennies, not dollars, as is being through the airwaves, is it any wonder why youngsters don’t see ■ © The Seawave Corp. 2008, All rights reserved. First copy of this paid out to stabilize the steadfast mortgage companies. much use in building a humble savings account? Five dollars a publication is free. Each additional copy costs $2. All property rights for Once that image in your mind, swap a dollar (bill or coin) for month, drawing maybe 2 percent interest is hardly going to get the entire contents of this publication shall be the property of the Seawave each penny, and that’s $1 trillion. a decent set of shoes or a new cell phone some day. Corp. No part hereof may be reproduced without prior written consent. Neither participating advertisers nor the publishers will be responsible The reader may begin to understand how, on a breakfast Pity the parents who are pressed by a youngster of this mod- or liable for misinformation, misprints or typographical errors. Seawave bowl of oatmeal, such mind-boggling sums just don’t translate ern age, “Could I borrow a couple thousand, Pop, I want to go Corporation’s liability for errors or omissions resulting from its own very well. to Mexico over the holidays?” “Young lady, do you know how negligence or from cause beyond its control extends only to the cost For ordinary wage earners, a three-fi gure salary is normal for much I earned on my fi rst job?” of actual space occupied or to have been occupied by the item(s) in which the error or omission occurred. The publishers reserve the right a week’s work, yet those are the hard-working class members “Dad, nobody mows grass for $5 a yard any more, nobody. to edit or refuse any submitted material, as well as to reject or cancel who chip in to make spending $5 trillion possible. Do I get the money or not?” any advertisement at any time. Perhaps part of our national demise is that we are bombarded This could be why parents and children don’t see fi nances Dedicated to the Service of God and Mankind. with fi gures we cannot (or dare not) understand. To hear it said through the same set of glasses, thanks to things like trillions. Herald Newspapers September 17 2008 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A47 Our Readers Write Author Gives Thumbnail Sketch of Candidates How Many Jakes Will It Take? argument. Jake says he To The Editor: Lare was born and raised in Lower Township and has meant no harm to Karen fi rst-hand knowledge of the needs of our town. He is Making at any time. They both say With the political season upon us I think everyone a graduate of the Lower Township school system, and they love each other and should become familiar with the Lower Township inde- he went on to earn a degree from Stockton College in always will. The kids are pendent candidates, Mike Beck and Kevin Lare, who are New Jersey. Life Work! furious and scared because running for offi ce of mayor and deputy mayor (council at He is the deputy-managing director for Wildwood Spe- By DR. JUDITH COCHE they loved coming home to large) respectively. cial Improvement District Management Corporation. two parents they love. These gentlemen have the courage to stand up for This experience will be vital when it comes to turning I actually think they their convictions. This is a rare commodity in today’s Lower Township into an attractive and productive town February 2005: Jake and Karen came could have learned to be successfully world and even rarer in the political arena. Let me tell where people will be proud to live. in for an initial consult. They looked really married, had they come in before the you about these men. As head coach of Lower Township’s youth football and unhappy. Karen stared dully at the cor- contempt became the major marital cur- Beck graduated with a BA from LaSalle University and an assistant coach for the baseball team, his interaction ner of the ceiling whenever Jake cursed, rency. And, Jake was dead set against earned a MA from Temple University. He is a veteran with the youth of our community gives Kevin an inside which was frequent. Karen was under- letting himself or anybody else know of the Vietnam War, and I thank him for the courage to look as to the future of our town, and to help instill stated: “We moved to Cape May because he could use some help. So, as of today, serve. qualities that will mold young characters so they become we fell in love here in 1984. We couldn’t Karen is continuing her work with us. She From 1970-1995, he was a Philadelphia police lieuten- productive adults. afford this town today.” But Karen could is trying to involve the nearly adult kids ant, police academy instructor, and patrol supervisor in Lare lives in Erma with his wife Annette and their two get riled up enough to bombard Jake with to minimize trauma from recent events. the 39th District. children ages 9 and 13. word torrents and paper clip containers. Their daughter will get involved in growth From 1999-2006, he served as Ward 1 councilman. He This is a thumbnail sketch of these two men. The fact And Jake could give it back. Jake work, but their son is convinced fought for the residents, but was in the minority most of that they are willing to buck party organizations, run as actually only seemed to be the he needs none of it. the time; regardless, he stood for what was right no matter Independents, Column 3, and refuse to accept contribu- heavy: the couple was evenly I feel sad as I compare Jake if the odds and votes were against him. Beck currently tions tied to those who do business with Lower Township, matched once their words be- and Karen’s outcome with teaches at Star of the Sea after transferring from Saint tell you a lot about their integrity. came swords. couples who came to the com- Raymond’s upon the closing of that school. Convinced that marriage munication course Jake turned Twelve years as a teacher gives him the experience of WILLIAM F. THOMAS work was ineffective, Jake down. Some of these couples knowing the needs and problems of the youth of Lower North Cape May cancelled one appointment later joined a monthly group that Township. He resides in Villas with his wife Brenda. after another. Removing cost met 22 times between 2006 and as a deterrent, I suggested a 2008. The couples wanted bet- modestly priced communication ter sex, better communication ‘The Killing of Christians Has Not Ceased’ workshop, which Jake’s bravado around tough stuff, and greater about “wimps who get help” prevented. intimacy. To The Editor: tourists see, which makes it look like there’s freedom And Jake was clearly sarcastic about We just completed research that of religion. Their dirty little secrets are languishing in considering a group for couples” “It’d be informs us that all fi ve of these couples “Remember those who are in prison, as though you prisons out of the public eye. great to do six hours of psychobabble.” report feeling more cohesive being able to were in prison with them. Remember those who are China has the “Three Self Patriotic Movement.” Their Jake and Karen came a few times, and talk through tough stuff. Perhaps the op- suffering, as though you were suffering as they are.” “Christian churches” are government run. Propagandized then vanished. timist in me refuses to quit, but my bet is (Hebrews 13:3) to the hilt. They choose their own “pastors.” They send March 2008: Jake and Karen came in that these 22 meetings could have enabled If you are a Christian in America, it is not likely that spies into house churches to obtain damning information, once. Karen was despondent: “I know we Karen and Jake to be married well enough you have ever been imprisoned for your faith in Jesus and take it back to the government. Within hours, the can get better but Jake refuses to come in. today to choose marriage over a divorce Christ. house church is raided and the leader and his group are He says I am the problem.” Karen sopped that does not make them happy. In foreign countries, believers are routinely turned into thrown into prison. tear puddles. Jake sat ramrod straight and To consider: How many Jakes will it take police, interrogated, beaten, tortured, and imprisoned. In cases where both parents are believers and are bellowed: “I’ve been here enough. I paid before couples everywhere learn to start They are starved in order to try to force them to recant discovered at a house church meeting, their children are good money, and look at her…she is still marriage work early to save a marriage? their faith. Many have their belongings confi scated, taken from them. Think DYFS. The children are taken the same @#?*& I married! If you could If you and someone you love are having lose their homes, lose their jobs, and are forced to live to “re-education” classes (Communist brainwashing) teach Miss Smart Mouth here to hold her trouble communicating well, have a chat in deplorable conditions. Their captors often take great and may never see their parents again. Since China has @#?%&@ tongue, I wouldn’t need to yell!” about looking into a free local workshop at pleasure in new and creative means of abuse. a one-child rule, many parents who have more than one I wondered what Jake had learned about your church or local mental health center. Friends, the killing of Christians has not ceased. It child will often try to fi nd another Christian family to tenderness as a child but knew better than You both might be really happy with the did not end in the Roman Coliseum. It happens every look after their child. This is not an easy existence for to raise it. outcome. day. Our governments have gone to war with countries the parents or the children. September 2008: Jake and Karen (Coche of Stone Harbor educates the whose human rights abuses have not been adequately Voice of the Martyrs has a website (www.persecu- are divorcing. Karen had Jake hauled in public in mental health issues. She can addressed. No country with which we do business has tion.com) where you can fi nd out more about Christian on charges of domestic violence after she be reached at [email protected] or been forced to be accountable for their horrifi c treatment persecution. They have a free monthly publication that fell down a fl ight of stairs during a marital 215-859-1050.) of Christians. Our high-ranking public offi cials and big would be a worthwhile subscription. There are books business are aware of the abuses, but for the sake of the available about persecution, as well. This is a ministry almighty dollar, sweep reality under the rug. They don’t that was founded by Pastor Richard Wurmbrand, who Family Matters want to know. was himself a prisoner for his faith in both Romanian We are supposed to be in Iraq to bring freedom and a and Siberian prisons. ‘It’s Not About You Any More’ peaceful existence to the Iraqi people. What about bring- Now that you know, can you just sit there and do nothing freedom to imprisoned Christians? They do exist, ing? Christian, I do not believe that is an option. We must By ANDREA MAHER hobbies. Expect constant interruptions. even if foreign governments deny it. be a voice for those who do not have a voice. Don’t expect too much from yourself. China and Russia have claimed that they allow the free JOY CEHLAR What’s with the baby boom? Every Here are a few time-tested pointers from practice of religion. They have a pseudo-church that the Villas time I look up, there’s another stork com- one mother to another on how to cope. ing over the horizon. Encourage Dad to spend his own personal Babies have a way of changing every- bonding time with the baby and promote This Month Is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month thing. For new parents, life as they have a solid tag-team operation. Don’t nag him To The Editor: be a cancer survivor. known it until now will cease to exist. to conform to your nurturing style but allow him to interact based on his own Most children are treated with smaller doses of adult There is no more effective way of turn- September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. drugs. ing everyday routine on its head than personality. I am not a betting person but I want to bet that most Three out of every fi ve children who survive cancer the arrival of a child. Many adjustments Accept help with the baby. Grandpar- reading know that October is Breast Cancer Awareness will be diagnosed with another cancer, a chronic illness or are needed when the realiza- ents are often eager to jump Month and the ribbon for Breast Cancer is pink. I bet that another life threatening illness before they are adults. tion dawns: It’s not about you in and share in the care of the most do not know that September is Childhood Cancer This year for the fi rst time a day was designated as anymore. little one. Take advantage of Awareness Month and the ribbon is gold. “National Childhood Cancer Awareness Day,” Sept. 13. Veterans of parenthood will their knowledge, experience, and skills. Allow them to be an Some facts about pediatric cancer: I realized two days ago that I am no longer afraid of attest that it is the toughest, Every day 46 children in this country will be diagnosed anything. I have looked at the pain of death in the face. most trying job. It comes with- integral part of your baby’s life. with cancer. That is two classrooms full. This number Isn’t death the thing all humans fear most? Oh, wait... out a training manual; it relies Again, the personality diversity increases 1 percent every year. I have one better for you… to be told that your child is heavily on muddling through that other signifi cant people will Every four hours a child will die from pediatric cancer. dying or dead. Holding their little body in your arms for mundane, time-consuming, and bring to your child’s caretaking The average age of a child being diagnosed is 6; for an the last time. The death of your precious child. exhausting duties for on-the-job will enhance his ability to be adult it’s 66. experience, interspersed with flexible with changeable ar- Cancer is the number one cause of death by disease DEBORAH CHRISTMAN moments of terrifying panic and rangements in his life. for our children. Erma paralyzing self-doubt; and it is a lifelong Learn to sleep when your baby is sleep- It kills more children than asthma, diabetes, cystic arrangement. ing. The many demands of a newborn’s fi brosis, congenital anomalies and pediatric AIDS com- Potential President Here are a few things new routine will overwhelm a sleep-deprived bined. parents can expect. Expect your whole mom, but adequate rest will rejuvenate (From Page A46) house — every corner of every room — to and refresh. Pediatric cancer is cured about 75percent of the time. eventually trickle down to the rest of us? I’m still waiting It has been 20 years since any new pediatric cancer drug metamorphose into Babyland. Expect your Hang out with other moms. A support for the trickle. laundry to do its own form of multiplying, group — offi cial or unoffi cial — will be has been approved. I only hope that the diligent bloodhounds of the press Currently there are between 30-40,000 children being increasing exponentially. Expect to smell your sanity. Find a place where you and do not run off again chasing rabbits but stay on the like the sweetish-sour perfume of baby Baby are welcome together, but where you treated for cancer. trail of the actual issues the next president will have About 20 percent of adults with cancer show evidence vomit for at least a year. can also exchange some sympathetic reas- to handle. Expect every ounce of your energy to surance and enjoy adult conversation. that the disease has spread to distant sites on the body at In 2001, Gore Vidal wrote of the Bush victory: “Ameri- diagnosis yet 80 percent of children are diagnosed with be sapped by this giant of a responsibility Don’t get stuck inside. Take the baby ca now faces a 17th century Japanese situation – where a that weighs less than 10 pounds and is out for fresh air and introduce him to the advanced disease. powerless Mikado is ruled by his Shogun Vice President By 2010 one in every 200 teens and adolescents will wrapped in soft pastel fl annel. Expect beauty of his world. and the Samurai Warriors in the Pentagon. What remains your eating and sleeping patterns to be Before you know it, those small fi ngers to be seen is if we, like Japan at that time, will turn our offset by the symbiotic rhythms of this will be locked in your hand, waiting for Bishop Wants greedy eyes to China.” miniature tyrant, who makes up his own the school bus. So make sure that in the (From Page A46) These are indeed diffi cult times. We may one day look mind about when he will eat and sleep. midst of all the upheaval of babyhood, you ners will now convince the people that their churches at them as the period of the resource wars, where battles Expect to be wide awake at 2 a.m. and savor each moment and hold onto the joy will remain as secondary worship sites, when in reality are fought over oil, water, food and access. sound asleep at 2 p.m.— following those — because this time will pass. they will be closed and the parish families will then suffer Globally there has never been more of a motive for rhythms of your own little rock star. death by Bishop Galante. co-operation. I love a great performance but let’s keep Expect that you will learn multitasking Quotes From the Bible This is not “The Gathering of God’s Gifts,” it is the the conversation on track. Our life as we know it is at in a whole new way, such as shoveling “Destruction of God’s Gifts.” stake. down food while standing, baby on one Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid shoulder and phone propped on the other. or terrifi ed … for the Lord your God goes NICHOLAS NASTASI JAMES DIMARTINO Expect to forget what it was like to have with you; he will never leave you nor for- Wildwood Crest Cape May time for reading, exercising, and other sake you.” — Deuteronomy 31:6

A48 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers September 17 2008 Can Your Mommy Come Out and Play? Our Readers Write By BETH NORTON if you are a stay-at-home mother. ‘Our Children Are Our Heritage’ I have been a mom now for fi ve years (all fi ve have To The Editor: him for the stories he has written in this In the days of motherhood, a magnitude of changes can been wonderful and trying at the same time). I am not newspaper, to which I owe, in part, the take place. Not only can you feel isolated and confi ned by sure I could have dealt with the trivial parts of mother- On Aug. 30, the C.U.R.T. Foundation success of this year’s Prayer Walk. the house, but post partum depression is on the rise and hood if it weren’t for my friends. I have lived here in sponsored its sixth annual prayer walk, We all know that the world is fi lled with so are the work hours to cover the expenses of a grow- Cape May County since I was young. It seems to me a spiritual journey around Middle Town- chaos, rebelliousness and temptations that ing family. The lack of grown up conversations and the that networking is hard, due to the geographic isolation ship Schools and Administration Building are seeking to consume and destroy our repetitive art of saying “no” that can happen here. I where we pray for the well-being of stu- youth. I adamantly believe that prayer leaves many moms look- worry about the moms dents, faculty, administration, bus drivers, and positive support systems are key in ing for something more. that are new to this area. janitors-maintenance, cafeteria workers setting our children free from the bonds Moms love their children. I worry about the mothers and parents across our county. of self-destruction, peer pressure, drugs They also love to talk and that have been left behind, We begin at the high school, then pro- and alcohol, and sexual immorality among communicate with friends, choosing to raise babies ceed to the middle school, where, like the many other things. enjoy being themselves, as their friends have cho- rest of the stops on our journey we sing I believe that our youth must take care and enjoy dressing-up ev- sen college or have been hymns, pray and perhaps share stories of of one another as brothers and sisters, as ery now and then for a directed to other parts of our personal experiences within these friends, as neighbors, as confi dants. They girls night like they did the world to carry on their educational walls. From there, we walk must unite to resist temptation by stand- before their baby bearing own life. That is why I am to the foot of the overhead pass, where a ing strong and fi rm in the armor of God. days. Until the kiddos are so excited about Cape May cross is erected in the memory of my son, Children are our heritage — a gift from enrolled in soccer, ballet Moms.” Curtis F. Davis, who was killed in 1993. God, entrusted to us and as their caretak- classes, or school, even the “It is such a wonderful We continued to Elementary No. 1, the ers, must take on the responsibility to love, most social butterfl y mom thing to meet with other administration building, and concluded at nurture, encourage and teach them in the can struggle with meeting mothers in the community Elementary No. 2. ways they should go, so when they are old new moms in their same “new” situation. with children about the same age,” commented Jessica The most wonderful aspect of this they will not turn from it. Mom clubs and mom playgroups can help with the Walker after she and her two boys attended the fi rst journey was the fellowship. Forty-plus I challenge everyone who believes in the baby blues and they are forming and gaining speed outing scheduled by the mother’s club. “Not only can people from different religious back- power of prayer, to pray more effectively, across the country. When a reader asked me, if I knew your children have a great time playing together, it also grounds, states, communities, school fervently, frequently, and confi dently so of a mom’s group in Cape May County, I was delighted provides moms with a social support network.” districts, churches, races and political that God’s will can be fulfi lled in each one to be able to answer “yes.” Moms across the county are The next line up of activities includes a beading jewelry parties walked together in unity to serve of our children. Pray that the love of God ecstatic that a mom’s group is now in the works that will night (scheduled after you put the kids to bed), a park a common cause with joyful hearts and be poured into their hearts and fi ll their be serving Cape May County. A mothers group provides picnic, and a coffee break at a local coffee joint. Mothers enthusiasm. minds with the possibilities of a fruitful life. a support system that is benefi cial to any mother. of all ages are welcome to these events. Stay at home I thank God for each and everyone Prayer is essential. We must pray for this Some people join to educate themselves on topics moms, full time mothers with full time jobs, part tim- who came out and shared in the prayer is our call and our commission. about parenting, others join looking for playgroups where ers, and so on are welcome to join in on the fun. Email walk, and Susan Atkinson-Delanzo, who “The effective and fervent prayer of the their children can play, some are looking for volunteer [email protected] if you are interested in any supplied us with refreshments. righteous avails much”....James 5:16 opportunities, and others are just looking for other moth- further events or stay tuned to the motherhood avenue I especially would like to thank Al See you next year. Always say a prayer. ers to whom they can talk. Whatever your reason may forum or blog on the Herald Web site. Campbell for his continued dedication as be for fi nding a support group, know that having a good Norton is the Motherhood Avenue blogger for the Cape he takes time out of his busy schedule to REV. PATRICIA ANDERSON support system can really be benefi cial to you, especially May County Herald. support the C.U.R.T. Foundation. I thank Court House Objects to Hall’s Criteria for Candidate Two Cities; Different Directions To The Editor: tions, it is ridiculous to expect a one-word answer. But To The Editor: None (open contract) – final cost this is what he wants – a quick simple sound byte such $222,072.21 Regarding Art Hall’s Sept. 3 column, “The Real Can- as “Drill here, drill now.” Personally, I want a candidate The Aug. 27 edition of the Herald No cap (open contract) Final cost didate:” who can explain his/her position thoughtfully and intel- published information on a Master Plan $222,072.21 Hall puts on a good show of being objective in decid- ligently, without trying to appeal to a guy who thinks the Contract. It read as follows: Behind closed doors ing who will win his vote in November. Unfortunately, answer to the war or energy crisis can be summed up in CAPE MAY — City Council approved a Political confl ict — given to major cam- his transparency is obvious by the shading of his “fi ve a few simple words. contract Aug. 19 with Polistina Associates paign contributor without bid requirements”. Hall mentions that his vote will not be won because of Egg Harbor Township to prepare master He tells the candidate to “Be honest” – don’t paint a a candidate’s children are cute or family loves and is plan update for the city and a required Additionally, the City of Wildwood un- “poor me” picture if you are very wealthy or have two proud of him/her, and I couldn’t agree more. So he housing element and fair share plan to dertook an extensive process to update its degrees from Ivy League schools.” Was the comment must be shaking his head at all these folks who think meet the requirements of the state council municipal Master Plan in 2002 and again in about the Ivy League schools and the number of degrees the Republican VP candidate’s chief appeal is that she’s of affordable Housing (COAH). 2004, and to amend its Land Development necessary? a “hockey Mom” with fi ve kids. They can “relate” to Council and members of the city’s Ordinance in July 2005, January 2005, and If Hall felt he had to use a sarcastic example, why not her. She’s got family problems, just like the rest of us. planning board heard presentations from May 2005. go equal opportunity and perhaps say “if you married I wonder if Hall will view that as a “poor me” story, or a total of fi ve fi rms interested in the con- I do not have any information on what an heiress or have an Ivy League education…?” Let’s just “being honest.” tract, which is not to exceed $65,000. fi rm provided these services but it is surely face it – every single candidate has played up his or her It would be really wonderful if Hall was as open-minded The COAH plan has a deadline of Dec. a question that needs to be answered. humble or blue-collar roots (even McCain’s heiress wife). as he implies. But honestly, given the underlying tone 31. The master plan update must be If the answer is the same firm as the No one has implied there’s any “shame in success.” so of his column (and the obvious religious agenda of the completed by March 31, 2009. 2008 Master Plan update for the City of Hall’s subliminal “Ivy League elitist” message is pretty Herald), I feel this was just propaganda disguised as When compared to the City of Wild- Wildwood, it will only create additional obvious. objectivity. wood and its recent master plan update, questions. Hall would like his candidate to stand fi rm on core it raises some serious concerns — a How much money has the City of “non-negotiable” issues like abortion, the war and energy. NANCY KAUFMANN comparison of two different cities that Wildwood paid for master plan updates In his view, you’re either for it or against it – there’s no North Wildwood apparently are going in two different and land development amendments dur- middle ground, there’s no qualifying, there’s no fl exibility, Church Offers Fitness Program directions. ing this period? Why can’t they seem to there’s no personal view vs. political view. City of Cape May: get it right? How much does the City of On complex and evolving issues such as those he men- STONE HARBOR — The Bones, a walking program, Five bidders Wildwood pay this fi rm on an annual basis? communities of Avalon and health education classes, $65,000 cap Are there special interests groups driving Former Mayor’s Wife Stone Harbor will sponsor weigh-ins and health Open to scrutiny these changes? a fi tness-education program screenings. No apparent political confl icts beginning at 10:30 a.m. You may take part in City of Wildwood: MICHAEL L. DELLAVELLA Speaks Up for Beck today at Our Saviour Lu- one segment or in several No bid Wildwood theran Church, 93rd and segments. To The Editor: Third Avenue. For further information, The Get Fit Program will call Bonnie Kratzer at 463- Candidate’s Claim Dishonors Secret Service As the wife of former Lower Township Mayor Larry include Project Healthy 4043. Starner, and as someone who still has many friends in To The Editor: Any informed correspondent would Lower, I would like to voice my opinion regarding the know the difference, but it is indefensible upcoming mayor’s election. In regard to your recent article purport- that someone who occupied the position Larry cared deeply about Lower Township and devoted ing George Hallett, a candidate for Cape could mistake the two. For Hallett to con- his time in offi ce to making the town a better place for May County Sheriff, to be a former Secret tinue to allow himself to be represented all. I fi rmly believe the only candidate in the upcoming Service agent: The voting public of Cape as a U.S. Secret Service agent dishonors election that shares that same commitment is Michael May County needs to be aware of the both the Uniformed Division as well as the Beck, the Independent candidate for mayor. difference between a police offi cer and a Special Agent Divisions of the U.S. Secret Larry believed in people fi rst, and party politics had Special Agent of the U.S. Secret Service. Service, and suggests further scrutiny of no place in government. Beck’s independent campaign As a retired special agent of the U.S. Hallett’s other qualifi cations as stated in is exactly what Larry would have supported. Larry was Secret Service, and Cape May County your article. always fi nancially prudent and I believe Beck will be the resident, I am well aware of the differ- same. They both had the attitude that it was the people’s ences in training and duties that police DAVID POPP money, not the government’s. Larry was never afraid to offi cers undergo to become a member Ocean City say “No” and neither is Beck. of the U.S. Secret Service’s Uniformed This is not to say that they always saw “eye-to-eye.” Division versus the training that criminal But their rare differences were based on an honest belief investigator trainees undergo to become Taxpayers To in both men that what they were doing was in the best Special Agents. interest of Lower Township. Same goal, just a different While equally rigorous, the length of Meet Tomorrow path. In the end, it was the township that won no mat- police offi cer training pales in compari- WEST CAPE MAY — The West Cape ter what. son to the extent of basic and specialized May Taxpayer’s Association will meet Lower Township was always special for Larry and criminal investigator training that special tomorrow at 7 p.m. at the West Cape May myself, and I remain friends with many of the people agents undergo. With all due respect to my Volunteer Fire Company’s banquet hall. there. Larry worked tirelessly to make the town a bet- Uniformed Division colleagues, once the Dr. Terrence Crowley, executive county ter place to live, and I believe the only candidate in initial training is completed, the limited Superintendent of Schools will be guest the next mayor’s election who shares that dream is the scope of the police offi cer position, when speaker. To make this presentation as Independent candidate, Michael Beck. I know Larry compared to the broader spectrum of informative as possible, those planning to would have agreed. protective and investigative responsibili- attend are encouraged to email questions ties of the special agent position, makes it in advance for Crowley to concernedcitize SANDRA STARNER diffi cult, if not impossible, to mistake the [email protected]. Shippensburg, Pa. two positions. Herald Newspapers September 17 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A49 First ‘Art for History’ Auction Draws Crowd, Helps Museum OCEAN VIEW — “I would term it a success,” said James Waltz, president, board of trustees of the Cape May County His- torical and Genealogical Society of the fi rst Art for History Fine and Folk Arts Auction Sept. 13 at Ocean View Campground. The event replaced the annual clambake as a main fundraiser for the organization. Works of 46 local artists were displayed and many were bought by anx- ious bidders in an auction overseen by volunteer auctioneer Glen Glenbockie.

Works of 46 local artists were hung on walls and displayed around the spa- The fi rst “Art for History” auction of fi ne and folk artwork was held Sept. 14 at cious room at Ocean View Campground, affording bidders an opportunity to Ocean View Campground to benefi t the Cape May County Historical Museum. socialize, enjoy hors d’oeuvres, and decide which pieces they wanted to bid The event replaced the clambakes as a fund raiser for the museum. on and buy.

Left: Whimsical Santa carving

Painting by Neal McPheeters, foreground, as Woeklcke and James Waltz, board president, Cape May County Historical and Genealogical Society explain auction ground rules.

Park Woehlcke, museum director, displays painting Woeklcke holds glass ornament was one of the ﬁ rst for bidders. things auctioned Sept. 13. Our Readers Write Going Back to the Spoil System?

To The Editor: on May 6, 1896 expanded this act to cover almost all government agencies. Mayor Bill Henfey and council want to Some of the agencies included were go back 179 years to 1829 to the Andrew the Revenue Cutter Service, Life Saving Jackson administration, which initiated Service, Steamboat Inspection Service, and the full implementation of the spoil system Lighthouse Service. The Revenue Cutter over the merit system for civil servants and Life Saving services were integrated Crowd enjoys food, beverages and interaction before the starting of bidding. in the Federal Government. This system under the Organizational Act of 1915 to allowed administrations to dismiss and become the United States Coast Guard hire employees based on party loyalty and — a branch of the U.S. Military. State as reward. and Municipal Civil Service reform came All presidents (including Lincoln and later than the Federal Government — City Grant) up to President Garfi eld followed of New York in the 1930’s and Chicago the spoil system until Garfi eld’s assassina- in 1960’s. Auctioneer Gene Your “Jersey Fresh” tion on July 2, 1881 by a disappointed In conclusion the citizens of North Wild- Glenbockie offi ce seeker, Charles Guiteau, at the train wood should tell their mayor and council Headquarters station in Washington, DC. that they do not want to go back to the As a result of the assassination, the corruption, evils, and ineffi ciency of the Pendleton Civil Servant Act was passed spoil system. Giving all people interested on Jan. 16, 1883. This act reformed the in civil service the opportunity to serve Fresh Pulled Daily Field Grown old system to fi ll positions “among those their government and be chosen in a fair Jersey Sugar Corn graded highest in competitive examina- and just process. Jersey Tomatoes tions” or a merit system. Executive Order RONALD G. SINN Sweet & Tender. Available to Mid-Oct. Old fashioned fl avor! 89 signed by President Grover Cleveland Cape May September is Peak Season for Thanks Hall for ‘If Your Kids Swim’ To The Editor: expect to hear would probably not happen. Pole Lima Beans Instead, the child usually glides under and Host John Turner Available in large & small quantities I want to thank the Herald’s publisher, simply does not come up, drowned within Art Hall, for his embarrassingly honest a few minutes. For your convenience, column entitled ‘If Your Kids Swim...’ I The column spurred me to increase my Pole Lima Beans already shelled sincerely hope his family was not upset, vigilance with my own grandchildren. I and that they love and admire him for also spread the word almost daily to camp- this column. ers watching their kids poolside at our Still Picking Plenty of ... Plum Tomatoes In it, he admitted to a moment’s inat- campground, as we have no lifeguard. tention to a young child by his own family, Please continue to teach how quietly Great for canning & sauce as everyone swam in a pool, then showed children can drown, and how quickly available in large & small quantities how that could have easily been a tragedy. it happens. We’ll save a child, no doubt He then taught how quickly and silently about it. All these favorites along with many other Jersey Fresh Fruits & Vegetables children slip away when drowning. The described near drowning shows KATHLEEN SPINELLI September Hours: Open 7 Days A Week, 9-6 that the splashing and fl oundering I might Owner, Shorebirds Campground Board of Trustees 3400 Bayshore Rd., Fishing Creek • 886-8500 Palermo President James Waltz A50 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers September 17 2008

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Blue, 6 cyl., 4 spd. auto, 4.3 L, 4WD, ABS(4whl), a/c Blue, 4 cyl., 4 spd. auto, 2.2 L, RWD, ABS(4whl), a/c Silver, 4 cyl., 4 spd., auto, 2.2 L, FWD, ABS (4whl), Gold, Wagon, 6 cyl., 4 spd. auto, 3 L, 4WD, a/c al- The passenger John Labanco, 28, from the 100 Block alloy/whls, am/fm/st. cass., cloth seats, cc, daytime alum/whls, am/fm/st. cd, cloth seats, cc, daytime run- a/c, alloy whls,am/fm/st/cd, cc, daytime running loy/whls, am/fm/st./cd., cloth seats, cc, dual/ab, of West Maple Ave. in Wildwood, was found to be in running lights, dual/ab, p/b, p/l, p/s, r/def., roof rack, tilt ning lights, dual/ab, pb, p/s, short bed, tilt Tonneau/ lights, dual/ab, p/b, p/s, r/def, r/spoiler, tilt, 88,740 mi., keyless, p/b, p/l, p/s, p/w, roof rack, tilt. 102,020 mi. possession of fi ve bags of suspected heroin and placed t/gls, tow/pkg. 111,200 mi. VIN#1GNDT13W4Y2296162 cov(soft). 106,084 mi. VIN#1GCCS145028261653 VIN#1G1JC524027448802. VIN#1FMYU02111KE80340 under arrest. 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Pelletier was arrested and charged with “obstruction of justice” as well as numerous mo- Green, 6 cyl., 4 spd. auto, 4L, 4WD, a/c, am/fm/st./cd., Gold, 6 cyl., 4 spd. auto, 3 L, FWD, a/c alloy/whls, Black, 8 cyl., 4.6L, 4 spd. auto., FWD, ABS(4whl), a/c, am/ Black, 6 cyl., 2.5L, 4 spd. auto., FWD, a/c, alloy whls., tor vehicle violations, including driving while suspend- cloth seats, dual/ab, p/b, p/s, prem. whls., sliding r/win- am/fm/st/cass/cd, cloth seats, cc, dual/ab, keyless, fm/st/cass./cd, cc, dual/ab, dual p/sts, keyless, leather, p/ am/fm/st/cass, cloth seats, cc, dual a/b, keyless, moon- dow. 98,538 mi. VIN#1FTYR11X3WTA28439. p/b, p/l, p/s, p/st., p/w, r/def, tilt, t/gls. 77,364 mi. b, p/l, p/s, p/w, prem/sound, prem/whls, r/def, side/ab, tilt, roof, p/b, p/l, p/s, p/w, r/def, r/spoiler, tilt. 95,209 mi., ed and unregistered motor vehicle. His motorcycle was VIN#1FAFP53U41A157128 traction/control. 115,036 mi., VIN#1LNHM97V8XY719419 VIN#1FAFP66L1YK102780 impounded. Labanco was charged with possession of 1995 MERCURY GR MARQUIS 2003 FORD TAURUS SES 1999 FORD ESCORT SE 2000 FORD FOCUS SE WAGON heroin. He was lodged in the county jail on $15,000 bail set by Judge David DeWeese.

$1,600 $1,800 $1,300 $1,500 Slow Speed Chase DOWN* DOWN* DOWN* DOWN* GOSHEN — On Sept. 14 at 1:29 a.m., Patrolman Tracey Super observed a black Toyota RAV 4 traveling Silver, 8 cyl., 4.6L, 4 spd. auto., RWD, a/c, alloy Seafoam, 6 cyl, 4 spd. auto, 3L, FWD, ABS (4whl), Black, 4 cyl., 2L, 4 spd./auto, FWD, a/c, am/fm/st/ Green, 4 cyl., 4 spd/auto, 2L, FWD, a/c, alloy/whls, south on Route 47 here when the vehicle crossed the whls., am/fm/st/cass, cloth seats, cc, dual/ab, dual a/c, alloy/whls, am/fm/st/cd, cloth seats, cc, dual/ cass., cloth seats, dual a/b, keyless, p/b, p/s, r/def. am/fm/st/cass. cloth seats, cc, dual/ab, keyless, p/sts, keyless, p/b, p/l, p/s, p/w, r/def, tilt, 62,962 mi., ab, p/b, p/l, p/st, p/s, p/w, r/def, tilt. 70,601 mi., 72,982 mi., VIN#1FAFP13P6XW279276 p/b, p/l, p/s, p/w, r/def, roof rack, tilt. 103,855 mi. centerline into the northbound lane narrowly missing VIN#2MELM75W1SX702063 VIN#1FAFP55203G273793 VIN#1FAFP3637YW291135 an oncoming vehicle. Super attempted to stop the vehi- 1998 DODGE DURANGO 2001 FORD EXPLORER XLT 2001 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE 1999 FORD TAURUS SE cle but was instead led on a 13-mile slow speed pursuit through the township. The driver, later identifi ed as Maria Vecera, 34, of Woodhaven, N.Y., led police into $2,000 $2,000 $2,800 $1,300 Wildwood where offi cers used a tire defl ation device to DOWN* DOWN* DOWN* DOWN* fl atten her front tire. Vecera continued on Rio Grande Avenue and came to rest at the foot of the Board- Silver, 8 cyl., 4 spd. auto, 5.2 L, 4WD, ABS(2whl), a/c Red, 6 cyl., auto, 4L, 4WD, ABS(4whl), a/c alloy/whls, Grey, 6 cyl, auto, 4L, 4WD, ABS(4whl), a/c, alloy whls, Red, 6 cyl., 3L, 4 spd/auto, FWD, a/c, alum/whls, am/ walk where she was arrested. Vecera’s 18-month-old alloy/whls, am/fm/st./cd, cc, dual a/b, keyless, leather, am/fm/st./cd, cc, dual a/b, dual p/seats, keyless, leather, am/fm/cass/cd, cloth sts, cc, dual/ab, dual p/sts, key- fm/cass, cloth seats, cc, dual/ab, keyless, p/b, p/l, p/st, daughter was found unsecured in the front passenger p/b, p/l, p/st, p/w, p/s, prem/sound, r/def, roof rack, tilt p/b, p/l, p/s, p/w, r/def, roof rack, run/bds, sunroof, tilt, less, moonroof, p/b, p/l, p/s, p/w, r/def, roof rack, tilt, p/s, p/w, tilt. 56,751 mi., VIN#1FAFP53U6XG264056 t/gls. 105,041 mi. VIN#1B4HS28Y6WF216084 t/gls. 105,662 mi. VIN#1FMZU73E11UB03901 t/glass, 84,338 mi., VIN#1J4GW48S41C718820 seat of the vehicle. Vecera was charged with eluding, Owner Operated LOW DOWN PAYMENT • BANK FINANCING AVAIL. resisting arrest, endangering the welfare of a child and was issued numerous motor vehicle summons. Police WARRANTIES • GUARANTEED STATE INSPECTION ON MOST VEHICLES said Vecera was a wanted fugitive out of New York City for child neglect. Both mother and daughter had been *To Qualifi ed reported as missing. Vecera was transferred to county 300 Bayshore Rd., Villas 886-7800 jail on $15,000 bail. The child was in the care of the Buyers state Division of Youth and Family Services. No Injuries *PLUS tax, tags, registration. Not responsible for typographical errors. Visit us at rhautosales.autoshopper.com occurred during the incident. Herald Newspapers September 17 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A51

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