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ALL FIRED UP! Colorful fireworks exploded in Union July 4. Wrestler fights for, Page 2 at WWE programs By Chris Neidenberg move, he had been working at Correspondent linage Planet health spa on West evaluation UNION — As a young boy, Chestnut Street. By Joseph M. D* Altec Fred Rosser Ill's dreamed of Rosser said he still has a ways Staff Writer reaching professional wrestling's to go to achieve the success of RAHWAY — District officials "big leagues." At 25, the pursuit is Hulk Hogan or Shawn Michaels surprised by a failing score on the nearly over. — his two major idols. i nstruction/programs portion of the New Jersey Quality •' Single GRANT A WISH , The journeyman has won an But for now, the Union High Accountabih'ty Continuum say they Summit Police Department may audition with one of World School wrestler and graduate is receive a federal grant to update are already implementing a plan to Wrestling Entertainment's pre- taking being one of two aspirants, its dispatch equipment. improve. mier talent-development groups, initially selected from a field of 65 Page 8 The QSAC report, which is Florida Championship Wrestling. competitors, as a sign of better administered to a district every He also looks forward to working things to come. three years, is a five-part of evalua- with some of wrestling's top "It's a major organization in tion of the school board. Other teachers and television exposure. the sport, which serves as 'a feed- evaluations include governance, Previously, Rosser entertained er' for television," said Rosser, fiscal, operations and personnel crowds in venues primarily in the who developed a fanatical interest sections. The school board must Northeast. He was known as in professional wrestling while in receive a grade of at least 80 per- "Fred Sampson" or "Frederick of his youth accompanying his father cent on all five sections, of the Hollywood" while performing on to matches at venues suclv as the «- . . _.».i QSAO report in order to pass. smaller circuits, such as the East Dunn Center in Elizabeth. "It's Rosser The district received a score of Coast Wrestling Association and the equivalent of the Arena Foot- JOIN THE IwCE its local television program. "You 58 on instruction/programs. Chaotic Wrestling Inc. of Massa- ball League to the NFL, or Triple Union County will host its annual have to get noticed," he pointed Superintendent of Schools torn.dance and barbucue July chusetts. A to Major League Baseball." out. Frank Buglione said Rahway was 25 at the Watchung Stable Since winning his FCW con- In explaining the term, "feed- While competing with peers notified of its results in April and Page 24 tract, following tryouls for 65 er," Rosser said FCW is often the sprouting impressive physiques, may have failed the instruction por- competitors May 1-4 in Tampa, next step to becoming a big play- Rosser suggested his key to suc- tion due to a technicality in the the former Russell Street resi- er on the WWE's stage — - host to cess was displaying as much brain paperwork, not for lack of quality, dent's life has undergone major wrestling matches shown on the as brawn. After all, professional The district lias also taken several change. popular television shows "Raw" wrestlers are entertainers first, he measures to improve test scores, and "Smackdown." He has moved to Florida city, explained. "Having the right per- such as implementing summer pro- and promises to focus solely on With the FCW, Rosser hopes to sonality and.persona are a very grams for grades 6,7, and 8, as well making the- WWE. Before the perform each Thursday night on See ONION, Page 2 as starting an enrichment program See SCHOOL, Page 14 SPLASH OF COLOR Members of the Potters Guild of NJ created mosaics at the Trail- Mayor, council clash at reorganization meeting side Visitor Center in Watchung. By Paul Greulich regarding a number of resolutions on the agen- should be heard before moving forward. "Once Page 26 Staff Writer da, concerns Council President Edward Brewer I hear Mayor Menza's.. .and point of view, I will HILLSIDE — Different council, same trou- requested the mayor express at the end of the be in a much better position to make an educat- meeting, after the council had approved most of ed vote. Until then, I must abstain," Freedman ||i° Last week's reorganization meeting wit- the items. Menza described the council's first explained. ^*k nessed the refonned Township Council strug- meeting since the elections as "not a good start." Bates claimed she had not seen the agenda Police Blotter 6 gijng to find common ground with new Mayor The municipal conference seemed to confuse until late that same afternoon and was not pre- Letters to the Editor 11 Joseph Menza, _ while a throng of residents council members Shelley-Ann Bates and Gerald pared to vote on items without reviewing them School Zone 17 expressed frustration at the familiar rift between Freedman, who abstained or voted against near- in detail. "Any item on the agenda cannot be Obituaries 22 t]iecounc j] ancj jt's chief executive. ly every item on the night's agenda, which voted on because we did not get time to review Sports 30 The July 1 meeting also saw the swearing in included resolutions to make several appoint- it," she said. County News 24 of jncumDent Councilman Frank Deo and new- ments to boards and committees and appoint Following the passage of the resolutions, Arts & Leisure 26 comers Angela Garretson and President Carlisle. Bank of America as one of the township's Menza informed the council that Bank of Amer- Classified 43 Menza, who was sworn in earlier that after- depositories, ica is under investigation by the FBI and may . T._Trr .•':.••;•• *;,•!;';".7: noon, came to the meeting with concerns Freedman argued the mayor's comments See NEW Page 4

Y-U33 W15UW 2 SGiiiS Place your own Classified ads at your own convenience PAGE 2 — THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2009 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE Union gets the 'works' :^->~ X^\-XWs%::'.'^- BRIEFS By Don E. Smith Jr. move our fireworks rigging to a Correspondent whole new location because of the Plenty of programs at UNION —' On a sunny Satur- houses," he said. "You have to ; _ ' . • . - . • - - > {:*,' - '-,f- ,. v-s libraries through July day afternoon, lames Mulligan and watch for the safety of the nearby The Children's Department of Lake Dobes stood in the middle of houses, nearby trees and people the Union Public Library has the diamond unloading their rented watching. Every show we work scheduled the following programs truck. They were ready to light up with the local fire officials and they at the Main Library and Vauxhall the sky July 4. mark out where we can load the Branch during the month of July: "I say between him and me, we rigs up." Main Library have about thirty years of experi- What goes into lighting up the • Today: Creative Dramatics ence," said Mulligan, an employee sky? It's like playing with crayons. will be held at 11 a.m. Children of with Millington-based Garden Mulligan said of streaking the sky all ages and their caregivers are State Fireworks. with brilliant flashes of light. invited to attend. This year, economic concerns "You "experiment with colors," • Friday: "Name that Tune" prevented many towns from cele- he said. Before fireworks are added Music Contest will be held at 11 brating Independence Day fire- in with the explosives, different a.m. This program is for children in works. Union was nearly victim to color chemicals are combined. grades 2 and up. . the same trouble. "For instance if you want gray, you • Mondays: Pre-school Story "Many towns have cut budgets, mix a black chemical with a white Time and Craft program for kids and they ended up cutting...fire- one," he explained. and their caregivers will be held works out/' Dobes said, as he set Between 2,000 to 3,000 people through July 27, at 11 a.m. up the fireworks at the baseball typically attend the Union show, Bedtime Story time will be held diamond, across from and this year's crowd was hearty. through July 27, at 7 p.m. Biertuempfel Park on Winsiow "When we heard that crowd erupt • Tuesday: Magician Mark Avenue. ; after the show, it made it all worth- Zacharia entertains at 11 a.m. He added many towns were res- while for us," Dobes said. Above; Fireworks exploded across • from • Wednesday: Make a "Sum- cued this year by local businesses. Editorial can be reached at Biertuempfel Park, Union, July 4. Below: James mery Starburst Wall Decoration" at "These local sponsors have 908-686-7700 ext. 121, or editori- Mulligan of Garden State Fireworks sets up pipes School-Age Craft program at 11 stepped in to assist with covering al@thelocalsource com thajt house fireworks. a.m. This program is for children in the cost,' said Dobes. grades 1 through 6. According to the township's Vauxhall Branch Web site, the fireworks show went • Today: Drop-In Sand Art Craft off thanks to sponsorship from will be held from 10:30 a.m. to 1 Investors Savings Bank and Union p.m. or while supplies last. This Center Business District. program is for children ages 4 and Mulligan and Dobes said last up and their caregivers. year's display was nearly ruined by • Friday: How good are you at rain — both men recalled huddling puzzles? "All Things Puzzles @ beneath tarps to help pull off the your Library" will be held at 1 p.m. show. But this year, as they Children of all ages and their care- unloaded pipes that housed fire- givers are invited to attend. works, they foresaw a night of fun • Wednesday: "Creative Dra- ahead for area residents. matics Workshop," with Dave Mulligan mulled the work that DeVito from Stagestruck Perform- goes into producing the show. ing Arts, will be held at 2 p.m. "When you start planning some- Sign-up is required. thing like this, it takes, months," he said. It is particularly important to be Airplane club meets aware of wind conditions to avoid The Union Recreation Depart- a disaster when fireworks blast off. ment Model Airplane Club meets "Sometimes we have had to Thursdays, at 7:30 p.m. The club will meet at the Recreation Center. Affordable housing plan complete; town awaits approval By Paul Greulich Township Administrator Frank ing the actual number of buildable closer to 11 acres. Restivo said she how long it may take COAH to Staff Writer Bradley •said it has already been spaces in Union, as opposed to could not recall what the most process the plan. "We're UNION — Local officials hope accepted by the Planning Board. those sites identified as vacant by recent COAH requirements are. hoping...it's soon, maybe by the their updated affordable housing According to committee mem- COAH. Other municipalities, such Bradley said local officials are end of August," she said. plan will fulfill the latest state ber Brenda Restivo, the application as Cranford, have found the state's confident the town's plan will win If approved, there will be subse- requirements and win the approval took nearly three months to craft aerial survey of buildable space to COAH's approval. "It meets all the quent ordinances established, stipu- of the state Council on Affordable and cost about $50,000, which was be inaccurate. Working from aerial third round requirements," he lating the requirements developers Housing. paid to planner Rich Cramer of photographs of Cranford, state explained. and local government must follow. At a brief June 30 Township T&M Associates. planners managed to identify more "COAH will review the plan Rich Cramer of T&M Associ- Committee meeting, officials OK'd, Restivo said the new plan has than 200 "developable" acres of and advise us whether it is accept- ates was not available for comment. a resolution to submit the plan to reduced the township's affordable space in the town. Cranford offi- able," Bradley said. Paul Greulich can°be reached at COAH for third round approval. housing requirement by determin- cials estimate that number to be Restivo noted she is not sure 908-686-7700 ext. 121. Union native seeks professional wrestlin (Continued from Page 1) cut a 60-second promotional piece skills— how you speak and how has been advised. Rosser was not wrestler the last live years with the important part of making it," noted about me, and was also tested on you organize yourself going into an unknown to the WWE prior to ECWA, is cheering for Rosser. Rosser, who lost weight and my microphone and organizational character," he explained. ..'••. ••' the recent competition. "He's worked hard in achieving his altered his hairstyle for the chal- skills." He promised to spend many He had occasionally performed success and is a very good talent," lenge. "You have to make yourself The six-foot, 230-pound Rosser weeks ahead "refining" and "per- at some of its bigger'venues. Jim said Kettner. presentable to a national audience. said the judges took note of "many fecting" his character, .jyhich will Kettner, a Delaware promoter who She added, "moving into a big- To be accepted into FCW, 1 had to . fundamentals," including "promo need a new name Rosser said he organized cards featuring the ger league is a great achievement." 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The council Karen McCoy Oliver's tenure, is are willing to work with Menza, eventually assumed some of the DERMATOLOGY!* no longer needed nor appreciated. and contended they only took the mayors' duties. McCoy Oliver did "There are duties...the mayor has action necessary to move the town riot run for reelection in 2009. Presented by and duties...the council has, and forward. Menza njarrowly defeated Council- Patricia C. McCormack, M.D., F.A.A.D. they have to learn the difference," "We're not looking to stymie man Jerome Jewell, although Jew- Diphmate, American Board of Dermatology Menza said. the mayor or his rights," Kulish ell's slate of council candidates He told the council he was will- said. "I hope this year gets better." defeated Menza's ticket. L00H1HG AMD FEEUMG HAPPIER ing to work with them. "We need Kulish said Menza had been The next council meeting will to have dialogue," Menza said. "poorly advised" of the workings be held July 7. Recent research As doctors who "We need to cooperate to move of the agenda, and that better coop- indicates that Botox injections specialize in treating skin Paul Greulich can be reached this township forward." eration will be needed to ensure a not only minimize frown lines, conditions, a dermatologist can at 908-686-77000 ext. 121, or at Residents applauded Menza temporary budget is passed as soon they may also lift patients' provide care for several types [email protected]. spirits. This finding is in accord of skin disorders such as acne, with previous research that eczema, and melanoma. 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Meetings are held in treatments for wrinkles, mentioned above suggests that 11 a.m. including skin peels, dermal facial muscles directly • Friday: Movie, "Inkheart," and the Zisman Room at the library. popcorn at 1 p.m. • Wednesday: Chess lessons, for For information, call 973-686- fillers, etc. Two weeks after influence brain activity. ages 6 and up at 6 p.m. their treatments, .the patients I am pleased to 4169. were asked to fill out a seif- announce the opening of a screening questionnaire for second NJ office at the Jersey ROSELLE PARK BRIEFS depression and anxiety and Shore at 407 Richmond Monthly trips to AC Mauri Gazebo Park, located on the Rabies clinic offered assess the success of the Avenue, Point Pleasant Beach. corner of Grant Avenue and Chest- The Casano Community Center A rabies clinic will be held at treatments. The Botox patients For more information or to nut Street, and 9 a.m. at the Church sponsors a trip to Showboat casino Roselle Park First Aid Squad from scored much lower on arrange an appointment at the of the Assumption on Westfield in Atlantic City the first Thursday 5:30 to 7 p.m. Oct. 19. measures of depression, Point Pleasant office kindly call Avenue. For information, call 908- of every month. The bus pick-up The First Aid Squad building is anxiety, and irritability. 732-295-1331. 245-0666, or visit the center. times are 8:45 a.m. at Michael located at 535 Laurel Ave. UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2009 — PAGE 5 Police cuts avoided By Paul Greulich Staff Writer RAHWAY — A series of negotiations between the local Policeman's Why do Benevolent Association and governing body have avoided layoffs and furloughs for city police. f your child is struggling with schoolwork, reading writing 1 Business Administrator Peter Pelissier said he was satisfied with the take action now to make his or her grades outcome of the three-month talks. I cesesfislance "They helped the city in a considerable way by agreeing to defer their better. Since 1977, Huntingtoii Learning Center® math spelling four percent raise until retirement," Pelissier said. "In .addition to that, they gave up the ability to sell back sick time in 2009." has helped improve children's skills, confidence motivation Two clerical positions in the police department were also altered from and motivation. Call phonics study skills full time to part time. PRIVATE T0TORIN6 As city officials work on the 2010 budget, they are looking into pay Himtifflgton today! mmamm self-esteem j waivers and the elimination of positions to save more money. Your child can learn. state testing prep Pelissier said every city employee, except those retiring this year, have •HHHHH given up 15 days worth of pay, which will be deferred until the time of their retirement. In the economic development department, one position was eliminated, while another is being reduced to part time. One position was also eliminated in the finance department and three were eliminated 1-800 CAN LEARN in the recreation department. Already, a total of about $ 1.2 million has Ledgewood Morristown Verona been save'd. About $400,000 of the $1.2 million came from the police Bridgewater department negotiations. 908-725-3900 973-252-8300 973-292-9500 973-785-8700 Wayne Rahway PBA representative Christopher Danielle did not return East Brunswick Livingston Springfield repeated calls for comment. 732-257-7500 973-994-2900 973-258-0100 973-812-7300 , SKNJC]9t5NP independently franchise^ and aperiltorf. ©2009 Huntrngton Marflr, LLC. Council President James Baker said the concessions city police made are reasonable, considering the difficult economic times and the compro- mises other local departments have made. "The concessions were consis- tent with those made by other unions," Baker said.'"I don't think they were anything exceptional." The recently-adopted 2009 municipal budget totaled $42.3 million; down from $44.4 in 2008. Property taxes per average household increased to $107 due to a loss of about $3.3 million in revenue from 2008 to 2009. The' budget also saw a reduction in state aid of $73,000, while budget appropriations were decreased by $1.6 million. Local Republican Chair Patrick Cassio said he was not familiar with the specifics of the police contracts but said financial disagreements Recent Research Reveals Devastating Link Between Gum Disease & Heart Disease! between the city and Riverwalk Developer were partly responsible for The American Heart Association, the "Journal of the American Medical Association", and the "New necessitating the layoffs.and pay waivers. "If the redeveloper would only 'England Journal of Medicine" have documented a link between Heart Disease, Stroke, and Gum Infec- pay what money was owned to us, we wouldn't have to do any of this," . IF YOUR DENTURES ARE LOOSE AND IRRITATING YOUR Cassio said of the negotiations and concessions. 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The owner of being held at police headquarters Spend Saturdays at Y police responded to a report a the vehicle told police he did not pending a bail hearing. Family Event Saturdays at Sum- Prospect Hill home was struck tal. The incidence reportedly know the boys, ages 16 and 17. Rahway mit Y are open to the community. Y with eggs during the night. occurred sometime between Police also found presumably • On June 18, at 5:56 p.m, membership is not required. June 16 and June 23. A 14-• stolen electronic items, money, police responded to a report of a On June 23, at 2:53. p.m., There is a fee, per family, for karat yellow gold diamond sneakers, sunglasses and a flash- burglary on East Hazelwood police responded to a report of non-members. Summit YMCA is ankle bracelet, valued at light in the minors' backpacks. The Avenue. The incident is under malicious mischief to a vehicle located at 67 Maple St. For infor- approximately $2,000, toi- two were transported to Union investigation by officers Jeffrey in the Park and Shop parking mation, contact Member Services letries, sneakers, and sandals County Juvenile Detention Center. Kosty and Eric Seiden. lot. Several smashed eggs and or visit www.summitareaymca.org. slices of cheese were found on were reported stolen. • On June 15, at 12:52 p.m., • On June 19, at 5:48 p.m., the vehicle. • On Juiie 25, at 3:11 p.m., police responded to the 300 block police responded to a report of a Old Guard meeting police responded to a report of of South Stiles Street on a report of stolen motor vehicle on East Mil- On June 25, police respond- All area 50 plus active men can forced entry and theft from a a suspicious event. The victim, an ton Avenue. The incident is still ed to three reports of malicious attend Summit area Old Guard vehicle that was parked in a 89-year-old woman, told police a under investigation by officer mischief to a vehicle. The first meetings on Tuesdays. Meetings Morris Avenue tavern parking man came to her home and told her Edward O'Donnell. response was at 12:44 a.m. The are held at the New Providence lot. The occurrence allegedly he needed to survey her property • On June 29, at 4:09 p.m., vehicle was parked at the Glen- Municipal Center, 360 Elkwood took place between 8 a.m. and for the city tax office. He was officers Christopher Daniele and side Recreation Field, and its Ave. They begin at 9:15 a.m. For 3 p.m. According to a police described as having an olive com- Richard Stefanick responded to a rear window was smashed. information, call Emil Butchko at report, the side window was plexion, being in his late 40s and reported burglary on Egolf Drive. Police responded to the second 908-665-0678 or visit www.summi- broken and a Magellan GPS 5-foot-9 inches tall. The victim • On July 2, at 10:46 a.m., offi- call at 12:46 a.m. The vehicle toldguard. homestead, com. was parked at a residence on unit was stolen. refused to let the unknown man cer John Pitts Jr. responded to a Baltusrol Street, and a rock was • On June 25, at 3:23 p.m., into her home, and upon further report of a motor vehicle theft on allegedly thrown through one police responded to a report of investigation, it was determined Paterson Street. Golf tourney for SARA of its windows. The third forced entry and theft from a the tax office had not sent anyone • On Jul 4, at 5:26 p.m., officers Spots are still available to par- occurrence was reported at vehicle that was parked in a to visit the victim's residence and Thomas McComb and Mark ticipate in the SARA golf tourna- 12:44 a.m. The vehicle was Broad Street bakery parking would not make a house call with- Okane responded to a reported ment, dinner and auction at noon parked on Glenside Avenue, lot. According to a police out advanced notice. Burglary on Stone Street. Sept. 12, at Mattawang Golf Club, and its rear window was report, a window of the vehicle . -'On June 13, at 6:50 p.m., i • On July 4, at 11:32 p.m., offi- Belle Mead. The event will benefit smashed, possibly by a large was broken, and W envelope police responded to a reported cer Jeffrey Urban responded to a Summit Animal Rescue. The regis- rock found nearby, according containing $180 was taken theft; reported robbery on West Grand tration deadline is Aug. 1. For to police. from the vehicle. The victim, 45, of'New York Avenue. information or to sign-up, call On June 28, at 12:11 a.m., • On June 25, at 7:08 p.m., reported that on June 1, he parked • On July 5, at 1:57 a.m., offi- Daniel Roland at 732-360-9797 or police responded to a report of police responded to a report of a 1991 open flat-bed trailer — cers . Philip Withers, Thomas e-mail at [email protected]. malicious mischief to a resi- theft on Union Place. A black, with two Harley Davidson motor- McComb, Jeffrey Urban, Robert dence on Ascot Way. Two large 10-speed Schwinn mountain cycles on it — on McGillvray Zarzycki, Andre Tkach and James Camps, facilities open rocks were reportedly thrown bike, valued at approximately Place, near East Edgar Road. Guinta responded to a reported The Department of Community through the residence's fronl $ 100, was stolen, according to When he returned June 13, the robbery on Main Street. A police Programs still has bargains avail- window at approximately 12 a police report. trailer with both motorcycles were K-9 called to the scene arrived at able for summer fun. In addition to a.m. • On June 26, at 1:55 p.m., gone. 2:23 a.m. the traditional Summer Recreation On June 28 at 1:10 a.m., police responded to a report of • On June )5t at 9:16 a.m., the Roselle Camp, several new camps are police responded to a report of burglary and theft at a Wade manager of El Monte RV Rentals • Dorothie Boice, of Elizabeth offered. Pony Share gives children malicious mischief to a vehicle Drive residence. The occur- reported the theft of a catalytic was arrested at 2:35 a.m. June 4, a chance to learn about horses, parked at a Morris Avenue res- rence reportedly took place converter from a 2009 Chateau after police allegedly found her while Actor's Garage may inspire a idence". A large rock was report- sometime between 9:30 a.m. Sport RV parked in the company's intoxicated at the scene of a hit- rising star. Sports camps of all vari- edly thrown at the vehicle and 1:30 p.m. Items reported fenced lot. and-run accident. eties are offered including football, around 12:45 a.m., which missing include: $200 in cash • On June 17, at 10:30 p.m., Boice told police her vehicle basketball, soccer and lacrosse. caused a large scrape on the and jewelry, a phone set and a police responded to Citgo gas sta- was struck at the intersection of Golf Camp and Golf Clinics are rear windshield and trunk. radio/CD/tape player, which, in tion, 2000 East Edgar Road, on a East Highland and Cavell streets offered for adults and children, On June 28, at 1:07 a.m., total, were valued at approxi- report of a robbery. by an unknown vehicle that fled along with tennis instruction and police responded to a report of mately $8,000. An employee told police an after impact. Her front bumper had karate. Pre-school children can malicious mischief to a vehicle Linden unknown man entered the station severe damage, with pieces of learn sports at Harding Kids camp. parked on Edison Drive. The • Guitherme Tavares, 19, of store, brandishing a shotgun. The another car stuck between the front Lifeguard instruction will be avail- rear windshield was broken. Elizabeth was arrested by officers suspect demanded cash. The panel and passenger side door. A able on multiple dates through July On June 28, at 1:09 a.m., Robert Sanchez and John employee handed him $300. The missing tire was found on Chest- and August. Guardstart Camp is police responded to a report of Mekovetz at 5:09 a.m. June 26, suspect "is described as 5-foot-8 nut Street. offered for pre-teens who aspire to malicious mischief to a vehicle after a car and foot chase winding inches tall and wearing a gray Police determined Boice was be lifeguards. Some programs are parked on Ashwood Avenue. from Routes 1&9 to Route 278 sweatshirt with a hood. The victim allegedly under the influence of also available for non-residents and The occurrence took: place East. Police responded to reports told police he noticed two other alcohol and found several pre- scholarship aid is available for sometime between 9 p.m. on of a theft on the 1000 block of possible accomplices standing out- scription drugs, which were not those involved with the Federal June 27 and 12:52 a.m. on June West Elizabeth Avenue when the side the store during the robbery. legally prescribed to her, in her Free or Reduced Lunch programs. 28. The rear window of the officer noticed the alleged suspect All three suspects fled on foot. possession. Memberships are currently vehicle was reportedly ileeinp north, near South Wood Hillside Springfield available to Summit Municipal smashed by a large rock. Avenue and Routes 1&9. • On June 29, at 9:55 a.m., three • On June 22, at 2:58 p.m., Golf Course and Family Aquatic The officers pursued Tavares men were arrested afler a officer in police responded to the reported Center. While the golf course does • Hamza Knox, 26, of Sum- until he lost control of his vehicle an unmarked car allegedly theft of a credit card number. A have limited non-resident slots mit was arrested by Springfield as he attempted to pass a truck on watched them carry stolen copper unknown suspect purchased three available, spaces fill quickly. Sum- police at 11:34p.m. June 19, on the Route 278 exit ramp, and pipes from an Aldine Street resi- half-gallon containers of Hennesy mit Family Aquatic Center is open an outstanding warrant from crashed into a guardrail. The driv- dence. Liquor using a fraudulent credit only to residents. Memberships are Union Township. er attempted to flee on foot, but Tracy Rogers, 43, and George card number, according to police. still available.To register, www.reg- • Nenita B. Mereria, 44, of was quickly apprehended by the Combs, 41, both of Hillside and • David Roberts, 42, of Kissim- ister.communitypass.net/summit or Westfield was arrested at Broad arresting officers. Tavares was Douglas Smith, 36, of Orange mee, fia., was arrested at 12:22 call DCP offices at 908-277-2932. Street at 3:29 p.m. June 25, for charged with burglary, theft and were arrested by Detective Jamie p.m. June 24, and charged with failure to yield and driving with eluding police. Howell, who followed the men to driving while intoxicated, careless a suspended license. • On June 26, at 3:36 a.m., offi- a Newark house and called in driving, possession of narcotics in Summit Department of Commu- • On June 25, at 2:09 p.m., cer Scott Jones arrested two Eliza- backup after witnessing the theft. a motor vehicle, possession of a nity Programs offers football to police responded to a report of beth juveniles for burglary and They were charged with burglary, hypodermic needle and being children who will be in grades 4 .theft at a Prospect Street hospi- theft, when he found them sitting theft, criminal mischief and pos- under the influence of narcotics. through 8 during the 2009-10 school year. UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2009 — PAGE 7

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Camps are 10 weeks, City Police Chief Robert Lucid said he first applied for this grant ending Sept. 4. three years ago and the upgrade is overdue, The YMCA has the following Congressman Leonard Lance made a special trip to Summit's police camps: headquarters last week to publicly announce the congressional approval • Discovery Camp for ages 5 of the $1. million request for communication improvements. through 7 Mayor Jordan Glatt expressed his gratitude. "1 believe this is the • Explorer Camp for ages 8 largest grant Summit has ever received and one of the most important through 10 projects," he said. • Adventure Camp for ages 11 Lance agreed keeping police equipment up-to-date is a safety meas- through 14 ure that cannot be overlooked. • Square Foot Gardening camps "Summit first responders are dedicated individuals who work day will be available during July and and night keeping the public safe," Lance said. "Making sure they have August. the right tools and resources to carry out their important jobs in public Additional volunteers will be safety is a win-win for everybody." needed to assist the staff during the Glatt described the department's current equipment, all of which is mornings. Previous experience is at least 20 years old, as "archaic" and "being held together by tape and not required. chewing gum." 'Additional camps include: Councilman Andrew Lark also noted the system has broken down Splash and Sports camps, and several times in the last few years, resulting in several $40,000 alloca- Cheer and Tumbling. Extended tions for screens and gear repairs. The cost of repairs has been steep care is also offered'before and after because few companies even have the tools to.service the equipment. Photo By Joseph M. D'Alisc Summit police dispatcher Gayle Tesman shows off camp hours. According to Lucid, the new equipment would provide emergency For information, contact Lind- service to a full-time population of nearly 50,000 city residents. the department's current police radio equipment that may soon be replaced. say Sudia at 732-388-0057, ext Currently, when a 9-1-1 call is placed in the city, it first goes to the 239. * fire department, and then transferred to the police department. The new dispatch centers at the police department, fire department and emer- equipment will avoid this step. gency services. "This is the wave of the future," Lance said. "Seconds and minutes make a huge difference in emergency situa- He noted the funding bill approved by congress must also gain Parking group meets tions, and with the new equipment emergency call will be directed more approval from the Senate and president, but that he is unsure how long The Parking Authority of the proficiently," Lark explained. this process-may take. City of Rahway will hold its regu- Lucid emphasized the need for new equipment. "We' ve been pursu- "We are optimistic..we will receive these funds," said Lark who sits lar meeting at 67 Lewis St., Rah- ing this project for nearly three years, and this is clearly something we on the council's Finance Committee. "If we do not receive it, we need way, at 6:30 p.m. Aug. 5. A re- needed, not only in this town but all over the slate," he said. to bite the bullet and proceed with updating...equipment by means of organization meeting will be fol- The new digital equipment will heip better coordinate the city's three the capital budget." lowed immediately by the regular meeting. LINDEN BRIEFS Farmers market open FaSl soccer planned be held five consecutive Saturdays: money order, Visa or Master Card. Center, 330 Helen St., or Linden Sept. 19, 26 and Oct. 3, 10, 17, at Linden Fanners Market is held Linden Department of Public Sign-ups are on a first come, first Multi-purpose Center, 1025 John Al Kalla Park from 10 to' II a.m. from 3 to 7 p.m. Mondays, through Property and Community Service's served basis as the clinic is limited St. Register online at www.linden- The registration deadline is Sept. Oct. 26, at Raymond Wood Bauer Little Kickers fall soccer clinic has to 60 youngsters. Register at the nj.org. AH youngsters will be pro- 11, There is a fee per child, Pay- Promenade, Wood Avenue. Various been planned for city girls and Community Center Building, 605 vided with a T-shirt and must wear merit may be made by cash, check, goods are available. boys, ages 4 and 5. The clinic will South Wood Ave.; John T. Gregorio shin guards at all times. Foxx to Steps toward a cure perform Jeff Foxx, a WBLS radio disc jockey and rhythm and soul artist, will perform at the first Roselle American Cancer Urban Enterprise Zone Summer Society's Relay For Concert Series event Friday, from 6 LifeatArthurL. John- to 9 p.m., at the Roselle Shopping son High School, Center, 500-600 Raritan Road. Cranford, June 12 "The Summer Concert Series is drew many communi- a great way to showcase the town : ty members. Sur- and for the Roselle business com- vivors walk with care- munity to give something back to givers during open- the residents," said UEZ Coordina- ing ceremonies. tor Harry Wyatt. "We're looking forward to Jeff Foxx getting us off to a strong start this Friday." • The series is free and perform- ances are outdoors. Seats are pro- vided, but concert-goers are encouraged to bring chairs, as the seating fills up fast. For informa- tion, visit www.uezroselle.com or call 908-259-3001. 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More of the same Something is horribly the same in Hillside. Today, while the mayor's seat as well as many of the coun- cil seats are occupied by completely different people as they were two or three years ago, something else, unfortunately, has not changed. Hillside's elected officials still can't seem to work harmoniously. This was evident almost as soon as the township's recent re-organization meeting began last week, when newly-elect- ed Mayor Joseph Menza stood to share his concerns regard- ing agenda items, only to be gaveled by newly-appointed n Council President Edward Brewer, who told "Mr. Menza" that he would have an opportunity to speak during the public portion of the meeting. The council then went on to pass a number of appoint- ments that traditionally fall under the responsibility of the mayor, such as those that name new members of local boards. The Township Council's assumption of the mayor's duties during former Mayor Karen McCoy Oliver's turbulent tenure was a questionable course of action, and any honest elected official should be eager to now dispense with such methods and welcome Menza's more involved execution of the office of mayor. Yet in statements that could have been lifted verbatim from the minutes of a 2007 council meeting, Councilman John Kulish insisted that Menza had failed to appear on time, failed to answer faxes and had not been properly advised on Photo by Jim Lowney, county of Union the workings of local government. The ongoing efforts on 'OUTSTANDING' — Union County Freeholder Chairman Al Mirabella, left, and Scotch Plains Battalion Chief John Lestrachick, right, president of the Union the part of the council's majority to justify their inability to County Fire Chiefs' Association, present new Clark Firefighter Fred I llg, second resolve simple issues and delegate responsibility went on to from right, with an award for outstanding performance at the Union County Fire reach uncharted levels of desperation during the meeting. . Training Academy. They are joined by Clark Assistant Fire Chief Timothy One of the newest members of the governing body, Council- Wierzbinski during the June 14 graduation ceremony at Union County College. man President Carlisle, advised outraged residents to aban- don any notion that those with more power than themselves might have a hand in creating what, at this point, can only be considered a permanent phenomenon surrounding the A choice between layoffs, fireworks mayor's office, This enigma apparently prevents basic com- munication from taking place among elected officials, and Peter Pelissiere's close-up :— mit is pretty amazing. In this lousy The often unavailable Peter economy the pharmaceutical giant seems to have been in existence for years. Carlisle insisted Pelissiere had suddenly become Left has been approved for 50,000 new that the residents themselves are partly to blame for the dis- very accessible. Railway's business square feet of construction. It's cord. "Stop blaming others. Blame yourselves," Carlisle told administrator became a celebrity Out estimated that within a few years the assembled citizens. "You're the people. It's your respon- symbol. The decision by Rahway to By Frank Capece the company will house 3,000 sibility." We have to agree with that statement. The people eliminate fireworks from last employees in Summit. are responsible— and the people elected Joe Menza in the week's July 4 celebration was in The congressman's job — hope of resolving the issues that have plagued the Hillside the news parlance —• a story with reminding that instant criticism Seventh District Rep. Leonard Township Council for years. By the same token, the residents legs. should be tempered with the long Lance wasn't posing for smiling have also put their faith in the council members who must Pelissiere granted interviews to term results of a project. pictures with kids and soldiers last now find a way to — finally — put their petty differences the local press and television. Sta- Park sewerage — Whatever week. His first real controversial aside andjust do their jobs. We can only hope the phrase "the tions explained the obvious choice happens ultimately with the Avalon vote saw him side with the Democ- more things change, the more they stay the same" will not between layoffs and fireworks. The Bay project in Roselle Park, it will ratic majority in the House on the apply to Hillside in the coming years. networks got hold of the story and probably be remembered for their subject of CAP and trade. The con- Pelissiere was more than accom- threats of litigation which accom- cept supported by environmentalist modating in telling Rahway's story pany the project. Last week, the sets tough standards for emissions nationwide. Rahway Valley Sewerage Authority controls and trading of available Critics and bridges — Rah- in a rare split vote, approved to slots. Conservatives oppose the way's loss became Cranford's gain. accept 20,000 gallons daily of measure and a group decked out in The county funneled money slated sewage from the project. With the Revolutionary War clothing let David Worrall Publisher for Rahway's show to Cranford ever present threat of litigation their displeasure with Lance be Published Weekly Since 1917 fireworks. Coupled with aggressive even with two Commissioners vot- known with a demonstration in Incorporating the Union Leader, Tonianh Antonelli fundraisjng by some ex-mayors, the ing no, and two others abstaining front of Lance's office. The Observer, The Progress and The Eagle Regional Editor fireworks show went on in Cran- by a slim margin, Avalon Bay got Rahway games — The crowds ford at Nomahagen Park. Published By Stacey Eaton the needed approval for sewage are getting bigger on Friday Worrall Community Newspapers, Inc. Managing Editor A whole lot of people got to the treated. evenings at the Rahway Middle 1291 Stuyvesant Avenue. Union, N.J. 07083 event walking across the bridge A very big question for the little School. The competition and high 908-686-7700 onsite, constructed last year as part borough to face down the road is, if level of soccer playing in a adult Retail Ad Director of the county's MusicFest event. refined measuring systems find the league at the site is impressive. a fc The band of frequent critics of John D'Achino borough is in an excess capacity of The real winner is the Rita's Italian Circulation Director County Manager George Devanney treatment, it may lead to a very Ice stand across the street which ©Worrall Community Newspapers, Inc. used the construction of the bridge, costly hit in scrambling to buy does a bang-up business during 2009 Ail Rights Reserved which was part of the original park more capacity. breaks. Articles, pictures and advertisements Herein are the exclusive property of plan, to unleash a barrage of criti- Worrall Community Newspapers, Inc. and any republiqation or broadcast Summit's job market — The withoyt written permission is prohibited. cism. decision by Schering Plough Corp. An attorney, Frank Capece is a The whole matter lends itself to to construct new buildings in Sum- resident of Cranford. UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2009 — PAGE 11 r~~ OP ED We Specialize in Invaders of the Rahway River Neck and Beck Japanese Stilt Grass pervades Carolina rose as the most common Pain Relief throughout the Rahway River Eye rose in the wild. watershed parks and natural areas Removal of multiflora rose is Sports Injuring capitalizing upon the low density of unrealistic except in limited areas llfll.l1 ikt.'lioK • *DltcHernlatktn native plants over browsed by the 'On-the because of what is would cost. white-tailed deer. Replacing it with our own native Siaoulder. Arm & Hand Pain Inhabiting the entire habitat Environment roses in would be beneficial but types from moist to dry soils in low. By Dennis Miranda deer would eat that too. light and direct sun, Japanese stilt Japanese barberry is the one grass is an annual herb that creates plant that most benefits from the an effective mat that is dense. Gen- ground and then treating with white-tailed deer herbivory which erating thousands of seeds per year, Round Up or Rodeo on the cut stem is excessive at the South Branch the stilt grass ca*n spread dramati- is effective. This practice may be Preserve. cally in a few short years. Native necessary two or three times in one . This dense, globular, thorny plants such as wildflowers and growing season to exhaust the ener- shrub is a generalist plant growing grasses cannot compete, therefore gy reserves of the targeted plant under the canopy of forests, fields, leading to the local extinction of until it inevitably dies. For control- wetland edges and in waste areas. many species. Even worse, there is ling large populations, a foliar Changing the soil ph, nutrient lev- a growing body of evidence that the method is practiced. This applica- els, and reducing leaf litter are ail Japanese Stilt Grass changes the tion of glysophate to moisten all advantageous consequences of chemistry of the soil to facilitate its foliage will poison the plant. Great spreading barberry. existence at the expense of local care must be taken in avoiding pol- While providing limiting food flora. luting wetlands and killing nearby sources and shelter for nesting Controlling Japanese stilt grass native plants. * birds, the negative factors for out- is relatively easy if you hand-pull Garlic mustard is the bane of weigh the positives. Fortunately, since it has a shallow root system. native wildflowers and grasses. barberry has a shallow root system, Hand-pulling should be done only This invader from Europe is a con- making them vulnerable to hand in late summer or early fall. Other spicuous plant that grows in early pulling. Chemical treatment on a methods to control this invasive spring, often ahead of our own large scale is impractical like the plant include chemical applications native ephevnerals just about any- multiflora rose; however, they can EMIT EXCLUSIVE REALTY such as Roundup and Rodeo which where. be eliminated by using Round Up Maria A. Gomes 152 Central Avenue, Clark, NJ 07066 contains the systemic herbicide Garlic mustard will more and Garlon. Cell: (201)207-5766 Office: (732)381-3948 glysophate. aggressively capitalize on mois- Oriental bittersweet is a terrible Fax: (732)381-3995 Another Japanese invader, ture, nutrients, soils and space. invasive vine that can destroy 40- Must See in knotweed is the only plant growing Where garlic mustard is on the foot tall trees by vigorously grow- along the shores of the Rahway march in the region's natural areas ing and smothering it. Often the Vauxhall River and its tributaries for miles and parks of the Railway River tightening vise of the vine will Newly renovated home around. watershed it quickly establish itself force a tree to snap which is appar- contains 2 bedrooms This tall bamboo-like perennial as the dominant spring wildflower. ent and die off. While the plants are. and 1.5 bathrooms. that quickly forms dense mats of Eradication of garlic mustard on not eaten by native animals, the There is an extra room nearly 10-foot shoots that grows a landscape basis is not practicable seeds of oriental bittersweet are that can be used as an quickly; easily outcompetes native unless using Round Up. Hand- readily eaten by birds and mam- olfice. Laminate and herbs, shrubs and tree saplings. pulling remains the most expedient mals. tile flooring throughout. Preferring moist soils but persisting method of removal. Employing fire Manual, chemical and mechani- Just a few blocks away in diy landscapes, Knotweed can is effective but it will create fertile cal methods to eradicate the vine fioiti the new shopping grow in direct sun and light shade, ground for germinating dormant are quite effective. center. even the sidewalk cracks of our seeds. Rodeo, Garlon and Accord con- Pi ice: $235,000 streetscapes. Multiflora rase has become the tain Glysophate which will kill the Eliminating knotweed is not most common understory and suc- plant within a week after applica- easy once established. Chemical cessional shrub of the watershed's tion. treatment in combination with cut- parkland. Neither new nor as nox- ting is the most effective method ious as the aforementioned plants, Dennis Miranda is the executive way of culling this public nuisance. the multiflora rose has supplanted director of the Rahway River Cutting at two inches above the our native roses, swamp rose or Association. Looking for a job, Mr. Right, or just kind of bored LETTERS TO THE EDITOR with yourself? Americans may be more ready for the Fair Tax than Here is the opportunity to let Help grant a child's wish one may think. Unlike some add-on VAT proposals, you see your "Inner Babe" To the Editor: the Fair Tax is a national retail sales tax to replace update your current look or help you I am a Firefighter with the township of Irvington income, payroll and estate, gift and generation-skip- re-do you and get the results you want! and each year we host a golf outing in memory of one ping taxes. our firefighters. This year's outing will benefit'the According to that poll, just 18 percent of Americans Call Felicia for a free consultation to see the possibility Make-A-Wish foundation of New Jersey. nationwide favor a national sales tax to raise addition- of a "New You" at Styles Street Hair Salon. Located in We would like your help in finding a local child in al money for the government, and 68 percent oppose downtown Cranford, across from the Cranford Hotel. which we could grant their wish. The event takes place such a tax. But the numbers change when Americans Come and see us to begin the prospect of a fresh look, Sept. 14, so we have some time finding one or more are asked to support a sales tax, if it would mean get- more confidence amd a new outlook on YOU! children. . ting rid of the income tax. There a plurality of Amer- • Also specializing in Keratin Complex to straighten or defrizz Please contact the Make-A-Wish Foundation's icans, 43 percent, favor the trade-off, while 38 percent Director of External Affairs Stacy JCreizman at skreiz- are opposed. Forty-eight percent say a sales tax is fair- your hair in a healthy way. [email protected] to make a suggestion. er than an income tax — and that is with no mention For an appointment Andy Zwirko of a pre-bate — while only 26 percent hold the oppo- Please Call: 908.276.1203 Union site view. Urge your senator and congressman to co- sponsor the Fair Tax. There is no longer a political risk Ready for the Fair Tax to co-sponsorship of the Fair Tax. To the Editor: Jim Bennett 5 Walnut Avenue, Cranford A Rasmussen Poll from May 29 suggests that Summit PAGE 12 — THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2009 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCAL-SOURCE Grade "A" student

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Burgdorff ERA http://www.burgdorff.com City administrator selected for Crossroads Christian Fellowship..... http://www.ccfou.org DaunnoDevelopmentCo.. http://www.daunnodevelopment.com Argentine exchange Sheila Cole, principal of Sum- instruction, curriculum develop- ERA Village Green.,,'. .... http://www.eravillagegreen.com mit's Franklin School, has been ment, student affairs and educa- Forest Hill Properties Apartments ,..http://www.springstreet.GOin/propid/389126 selected to participate in the 2009- tional policy. 10 Argentina Principal Exchange "I am very excited about this JRS Realty http://www.century21jrs.com Program. The program provides program," said Cole. "We will be Mountainside Hospital http://mAtlanticHeih.org the opportunity for U. S. and planning activities during the Argentine school principals to entire school year for our students Summit Area Jaycees http://www.angelfire.com/nj7surrunitjc work together on issues of mutual and teachers to interact and learn Suburban Essex Chamber of Commerce.,..http://www.suburbanessexchamber.com/secc interest to their communities, from this enriching experience." Summit Volunteer First Aid Squad http://www.summitems.org schools and students. Argentine in October 2009, approximate- principals will travel to the United ly 40 U.S. and Argentine princi- Turning Point http://www.turningpointnj.org States for a three-week program pals will participate in a joint ori- Union Center National Bank http://www.ucnb.com with the U.S. partner principal in entation program in Washington, October or November 2009, and D.C. The U.S. principals will host then U.S. principals will partici- Cole an Argentine principal for approx- pate in a reciprocal program in implement a program for the imately three weeks following this Argentina during June or July, Argentine partner during their orientation. 2010. U.S. visit, and will arrange a U.S. principals will travel to The U. S. principal, in collabo- home-stay. Exchanges may focus Buenos Aires and Cordoba for a ration with his/her Argentine part- on the areas of personnel adminis- pre-program orientation in the ner principal, will design and tration, school management, summer of 2010. UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2009 — PAGE 13 E. Edgar Rd. crash Lighten up leads to one death By Spencer Reiss

Correspondent r • • LINDEN — East Edgar Road is the site of yet another fatal car crash, police said early last week. p At 11:50 p.m. June 29, police responded to the deadly collision, involving a car struck by a tractor trailer south of1 Park Avenue. ti *

F The victim, Cibley Borges, 23, of Rahway was traveling in the right !. #' lane on the westbound side, when her 1993 Nissan Altima struck the curb. 1 She lost control of the vehicle, which careened from the center of the road 4 across all lanes of traffic, jumped the concrete median and headed into * 1 oncoming traffic. Borges vehicle was struck on the passenger side by a 5

2002 Peterbilt driven by Miklos Magyar, 37, of Effort, Pa., according to V t I 4 police reports. ,-•- i Investigators believe Borges was text messaging on her cellular phone 1 '

F 1 and speeding when she lost control of the vehicle. She was taken to Uni- * " i versity Hospital in Newark, where she was pronounced dead due to blunt 1 * force trauma resulting from the crash. Magyar was not seriously injured, I * f r and no charges will filed against him, police said. i There have been several accidents in the area during the past year, as \ ' & < • well as another fatal accident a few years ago, according to city Detective Lt. James Sarnicki. Chemistry classes taught by Martin Goldman and Stephen Valentine at Rahway He said the accidents ar,e likely the result of two factors — few traffic High School lightened things up with an experiment outdoors, combining Mentos lights are mounted along the road that includes many curves. "There is no candy and different kinds of soda. Valentine, left, and Goldman, right, conduct traffic light for a long stretch," Sarnicki said. the experiment. Though steps had been taken to prevent accidents in the area, includ- ing the installation of higher concrete barriers added irt several locations, sadly, barriers were not been put into place where the accident occurred. Calls made to the state Department of Transportation were not returned. Editorial can he reached at 908-686-7700 ext, 121, or editoriaKa),the- V.I NGN SURGICAL SPINAL localsource.com. DECOMPRESSION THERAPY We want news, photos from organizations RIGHT FOR YOU? This newspaper encourages congregations, temples, social and civic organizations to inform the editors about scheduled events and activities. E-mail press releases and photos to Union County Local Source at edi- By: Dr. Ron Spiaggia [email protected].

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Clinical studies demonstrate that decompression therapy does indeed cause disc pressure to decrease, generally by producing and sustaining negative intradiscai pressure. One such study looking at patients with herniated and degenerative disc disease found that 86% of 219 subjects who completed Andrew S. Prince Mitchell H. Portnoi decompression therapy reported significant improvement of symptoms, while 84% of the total maintained clinical improvements for 3 months afterward. The specific treatment plan will be determined by the doctor after your examination. However, based on current research and our clinical experience, the best results have been achieved utilizing 12-24 sessions over a 4-6 week period when 2.396.89OO coupled with physical therapy and ant-inflammatory medications. Feel free to contact our office with any questions and please visit our web site www.performancerehabnj.com to review patient testimonials and the most current research supporting Spinal Decompression Therapy. PAGE 14 — THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2009 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE UNION BRIEFS Register for camps Mother Seton Regional High School, Clark, is offering a summer sports camps for girls, ages 10 to 18. Offerings include; Tennis Camp Monday through July 16, from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.; Softball Camp, Mon- day through July 16, from 5 to 8 p.m.; Volleyball Camp, July 20 to July 24, beginner and J.V. from 10 a.m. to noon and varsity level from 12:15 to 2:15 p.m.; Basketball Camp, July 27 to July 31, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.; Soccer Camp Aug. 17 to Aug. 21," from 9 a.m. to noon. The is a fee for each camp. Obtain an application by visit- ing the school Web site at www.motherseton.org or call Moth- er Seton at 732-382-1952. Access to aucfobooks TAKING A SEAT ~ Michael A. Kelly Post 2433, Veterans of Foreign Wars of Union, have appointed their offi- expands for residents cers for the 2009-10 program. Above: Kelly Post officers Bud Norton, Dick Rembert, Phil Bozolus, Dan Sick- For users or potential users of els, Ed McElroy, Leo Graf, Bob Johnsen, Joe Barbella and Bob Knecht. Below: Kelly Post Auxiliary officers Clark library's downloadable Jane Winter, Betty Bober, Janet Cain, Jeanne Schwartz,-Paula Wojtczak, Selma Fein, Terry Hauser, Marion audiobooks, a new version of Over- Bozolus, Anne Barbella, Marie Corvasce, Jane Graf andI Pat Schleck. drive media console must be down- loaded. * This new software will enable users with iPods and Zune to use WMA files instead of only MP3 files. Since the library's collection is primarily WMA files, iPod users now have access to many more titles.' Downloadable book titles are listed in the library catalog and through the ListenNJ site. You must have a valid Clark Library Card to use this service. For information, call 732-388- 5999 or . -mai reference@clarkli- brary.org.

Want to play games? The Clark Public Library will hold afternoon games for youth Fri- days at 3 p.m. Snacks and soda will be available. School officials announce plan to improve scores (Continued from Page 1) standards, paperwork noted that certain pro- The district appealed the-decision soon trict should be updated with the new, 2009 for grades three, four and five and a high grams were unitizing 2000 standards. after the results were released, but in June, standards: school transition program for grade 8. "We "We have so many courses at the high the appeal denied. The district approved a Executive Union County Superintendent lost 28 points because our curriculum guides school, it can be difficult to update every- plan to update its core curriculum standards Carmen Centuolo and a state Department of were out of date," Buglione explained. thing we need to," Buglione explained. at its June 30 meeting, and now must wait Education representative did not return calls Every four years the state updates its core "They incorrectly inferred that all our pro- for the county superintendent to approve the for comment. curriculum standards. Though Buglione grams were out of date. They are hurting us plan before moving forward. Buglione is Joseph M. D'Alise can be reached at claims Rahway teachers were using 2004 on a technicality." Confident that by September, the entire dis- 908-68(j-7700, ext. 124. KENILWORTH BRIEFS Library activities set dren ages 3 and up Books will be held from 7 to 7:45 the library's Web site at free Tricky Tray For Children and • Wednesdays: Story Time for The following events will be p.m. www.kenilworthlibrary.org. Teens, ages 2 through 18 years old, children ages 3 and up will be held held at Kenilworth library: • July 20: Glue N' Go Costumes starting at 5:30 p.m. Aug. 13, in from 10:30 to 11 a.m. through • Thursdays: Toddler Time for 2 will be held From 7 to 7:45 p.m. Trustees meeting Schering Plough Corporation's Aug. 6. A special meeting of Kenil- year olds will be held from 10:30 • July 22: Story Time Stage will corporate cafeteria. Registration • Fridays: Funtastic Crafts will worth Public Library Board of to 10:50 a.m. through Aug. 5. Sto- be held from 7 to 7:45 p.m. has begun. All donations are great- be held from 11 a.m. to noon Trustees will be held at 6 p.m. July ries, puppets and music for the • July 29: Jugglin' Jen will pres- ly appreciated. All donated prizes through July 31. 21 .Meet in the Activity Room. youngest listeners will be intro- ent a a juggling program from 7 to must be dropped off at the Kenil- duced. Children ages 4 through 6 must 7:45 p.m. To register for programs worth Public Library no later than • Tuesdays: Bingo For Young be accompanied by an assisting or for information, visit Kenil- 'Tricky Tray' for kids July 24. Children will be held from 10:30 adult. worth Public Library at 548 Boule- The Kenilworth Public Library For information, call the library to 11 a.m. through July 28 for chil- • July 16: Be Creative With vard or call 908-276-2451. Visit will present its 8th annual cash- at 908-276-2451. UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2009 — PAGE 15 Thanks forthehelp SPRINGFIELD BRIEFS Like to play Scrabble? Wednesdays. Visit the library tain Ave. For information, call the Vringfield library will hold between 10:30 a.m. and noon for library at 973-376-4930 or visit the Sciahhle nights Mondays at 7 p.m. training in how to use the Internet. Web site at www.sfplnj.org, l\iti ons who want to play will meet M the library, 66 Mountain Ave. Hepburn films playing SPL: See foreign films Springfield Public Library con- Springfield Public Library's Horn's Club meeting tinues its lunch time film series "An International Film Festival presents 1 he Mom's Club of Springfield Audrey Hepburn Retrospective," films at noon and 6:45 p.m. July 9 <.V. Mountainside meets the first with the third film in the series at through Aug. 13. Films are as fol- \\i_dnesday of each month at noon Tuesday. Patrons can bring a lows: nfield YMCA. brown bag lunch to the program. • Today: French film "Priceless" Coffee and cookies will be served • July 16: Chinese film "Tuya's Get computer training at 11:30 am. Assistive listening Marriage" Springfield library holds its devices are available upon request. • July 23: Mexican film "Under diop-in computer training program The library is located at 66 Moun- the Same Moon" Professional Directory You can be bankruptcy Attorney - Chapter 7 &13 included m |h.ii 11 ee Consultation — Payment Plans No Money Down - Reasonable Fees Stop wage garnishments, foreclosures, lawsuits and annoying collectors. Get a fresh start! Benjamin J. Ginter, Attorney 34 Forest Avenue, Cranford, N.J. 07016 (908) 272-6565 to sjienfc wKHif www.ginterlaw.com ) www.njbkattorney.com Matt Calo, a senior at Arthur L. Johnson High I am u debt relief n^ciiiv lwl|>mu umsumers file f.ir hnnkniptcv under the I cdcmK'wlc representative-' School, Clark, recently won the Helping Hands Home Care DECA Scholarship Award. He received a $1,000 check from Robert D'Arienzo, a graduate of high school and former state DECA winner in 1992 and 1993.

Roselle Public Library INSTANT DECISION DAYS A glass of lemonade, some the "Express Yourself Club" for shade and a good book - what bet- fourth- and fifth-graders. ter way to spend the summer? The Registration is needed for these for Freshmen and Transfers Roselle Public Library has reads programs. Special events will be for all ages, as well as programs for scheduled for the first half of children and young adults. Plus, it's August, including a Saturday pro- July 20-25 & 17=22, 2009 all free with your library card, gram. except for the DVDs. For teens and tweens, the Lead- 8:30 a.m -7pm (Monday - Thursday) Adults wanting to catch up on ership program has begun. Stu- 8:30 a.m. - 430 p.m (Friday) reading best sellers will find new dents will participate in health and 9 a.m - 1 2 p.m (Saturday) novels and mysteries. Biographies fitness activities. Monday from Lena Home to Lorenzo the evenings, there will be a book dis- Kirby Hall, Lodi Campus Magnificent, cookbooks of every cussion group, and Tuesday and flavor, how-to tomes for projects — Wednesday the discussions will the library has them all. look to education, careers and other • • If you want to go paperless, topics related to becoming an adult. just sf&p by with y&utn there are books on tape and CD, for Students in Roselle Public ° High school transcripts or GED download to iPods, or on video or Schools will also be able to pick up o SAT/ACT scores DVD, if you want to watch the summer reading books at the ° Colleye transcripts (transfer student*) movie version. library. In order to serve everyone, The Children's Department is there is a limit of two reading list presenting "Be Creative At Your books per library card, and no- Library" frofn through Aug. 15. In renewals or reservations. The For more information; July, Monday mornings are for library will also have copies of the 201.559.6131 "Lots of Tots." Parents, need to join reading assignments, which can be [email protected] their tots for this. copied. It also supports the reading www.felician.edu Tuesdays, at 11 a.m., "Club Cre- lists of Roselle Catholic High 262 South Main Street, Lodi, NJ mation Station," for youth in kinder- School and St. Joseph's. garten through grade 3, will meet. Roselle Public Library is locat- The Club features reading activities ed at the corner of Chestnut Street Scholarships available FELICIAN and others. and West Fourth Avenue. For infor- Counselors will be available for interested graduate students 0COLLEGE Wednesdays, at 1 p.m., .will be mation, call 908-245-5809. Lodi and Rutherford, NJ ft ol Hew jersey PAGE 16 — THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2009 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE Top ten Learning plan hits Roselle By Ryan O'Reilly the changes going on in the high High Schools that Work program. Correspondent school during the next four years, The current advisory program in ROSELLE — Ninety school dis- and we're looking at what the Roselle is similar to the pilot pro- tricts applied to take part in the guidelines for the next high school gram being launched. The main dif- state's Personalized Student Learn- reform will be." ference is advisors have not imple- ing Plans pilot program; 16 made it. With New Jersey guideline mented a formalized student learn- Among the lot is one Union County changes looming, Bauknight said ing plan. institution — Abraham Clark High the district is already ahead in terms Marie Barry, state director of the School. of advanced requirements for grad- Office of Career and Technical Edu- Roselle Superintendent, Elnardo uation. cation for the Department of Educa- Webster, said the program will help The purpose of the program is to tion, said the districts' High Schools follow the academic progress of create a career portfolio for each that Works program set Roselle participating students. "The pro- student, detailing both academic apart during the selection process. gram gives...an opportunity to take and career goals. As the pupils Another nearby school that made a customized and individualized progress through high school, advi- the cut was Bloomfield High approach to the educational sors will track whether they are School in Essex County. advancement of the students," he doing the necessary work to be suc- "Abraham Clark was what we explained. cessful in whatever career path they called one of our 'Level 2' schools, The program, which will kick choose. because they're a little further along off during the 2009-10 school year, "What has happened in the past in implementing personalized stu- will be implemented in the sixth is students start talking about career dent plans. It had some plans, com- and ninth grades. paths in eleventh grade, but realize munity involvement and a strong Roselle Director of Curriculum they should have done something leadership team," Barry said. and Instruction, Tamika Bauknight, else when they were younger," The school will receive a said ninth-graders were targeted by Bauknight said. "Once they identify $15,000 grant from the New Jersey school officials. "One of our goals their interests, they set their path Department of Educa'tion as part of is to advance the curriculum at the goals." its acceptance into the program. high gchool level and to be in line Three years ago, the school According to Bauknight, the with Upcoming high school require- be^an implementing some form of a grant will be used to support work- ments," she said. "There are a lot of personalized learning plan with its shops and training advisors.

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A Pentecostal church Phone/fax: (908) 687-9440 School: Sundays 9:30am. Coffee Hour nursery and Sunday School for infant to Pre- seeking the face of God". 953 W. Chestnut 11:00 a.m. English Worship E-Mail: [email protected] St., Union. Church/964-1133, Fax/964-1153. K avail. Sunday School for K-12th grade ACTIVITIES FOR: Dr. Tom Sigley, Pastor-Teacher Rev. John W. Bechtel, Pastor. YOUTH: Sunday School; Youth Groups; SERVICES ON SUNDAY: begins at 9:00am in tire Parish House @ 37 Sunday Services: Summer Bible School 9:45 A.M. Bible School for all ages Church Mall. For more information about Sunday School - 10:05am ADULT: Variety of groups offering 8:30 & 11:00 A.M. Celebration Worship Church groups and community activities or v, Morning Worship - 8:45am, 11:00am JEWISH- opportunities for ministry Services to contact Pastor Ney, please call the Church Evening Service - 6:30pm and fellowship Children's Church & Nursery Office at 973-379-4320, or visit our website: Wednesday Services: CONSERVATIVE BARRIER FREE Care is provided. SpringfieldPresbyterian.org. Ladies Bible Study (Heart&Home) - 10am (908) 688-0714 Wednesday: Family Night 7:30pm with - TEMPLE BETH AHM YISRAEL 60 7:30 P.M. Addiction/Compulsion Royal Rangers boys program (ages 3-14) Temple Drive, Springfield. 973-376-0539 - Discussion Group Missionettes girls program (ages 3-17) a Conservative Egalitarian inclusive Youth activities during the week: Adult School of the Bible children of all ages. congregation, welcoming to the broader Friday Services: Home Bible studies are now meeting. community of mature couples, singles, Youth Night - 7:30pm REDEEMER LUTHERAN CHURCH Call for more information or College & Career - 7:30pm "traditional" Jewish families, gay and AND SCHOOL, 229 Cowperthwaite PI., check us out on the web. ROMAN CATHOLIC In addition there are monthly meetings of lesbian Jews, and interfaith families. We Westfield, Rev. Paul E. Kritsch, Pastor. Web Site: www.ccfou.org THE CHURCH OF OUR LADY OF Women's Joy Ministries and Men's are dedicated to enriching the lives of our (908) 232-1517. Beginning Sunday, July 6, "Where the Bible Comes ALIVE!" LOURDES, 300 Central Avenue, Breakfast Fellowship. For directions call congregational family by providing an Summer Worship Times are as follows: Mountainside, 908-232-1162. Celebrate the 908-964-1L33 and press 4. * Sunday Worship Services, 8:30 and 10:00 inviting environment for spiritual VICTORY CHURCH, 950 Raritan Road. Lord's Day: Anticipated Mass 5:00pm, Sunday a.m. Sunday morning Nursery available. education and social interaction and Cranford, NJ. 732-407-1543. Pastor Terry at 7:30am, 9:30am, 11:30am. Weekdays: Wednesday Evening Worship Service, 7:30 growth, with an NAEYC certified Early Hicock. Sunday Service lpm Worship and Monday-Friday 7:30am, .Saturday .8:00am, p.m. Holy Communion is celebrated at all Childhood Program and first rate Praise, Teaching and prayer for healing. Sacrament of Reconciliation, Saturday at ipm. worship services. The church and all rooms Wednesday night 7pm. Bible study and Religious School, an active Men's Club, Perpetual Adoration Chapel for personal prayer are handicapped accessible prayer for healing. UKRAINIAN EVANGELICAL Women's League, Hazak (Seniors), Teen and devotion. www.ollmountainside.org, ASSEMBLIES OF GOD Institute (Hebrew High School), USY, [email protected]. 2208 Stanley Terrace, Union (908) 686-8171 Keruv (Interfaith), LGBT, and Adult Rev. Walter Cebula, Pastor Education programs. PLEASE JOIN US! **Note; All services are in English. Services: Daily on Sunday at 8:55 am, ( Ukrainian & Spanish translation available) Monday-Friday at 7:00 am, and Sunday- Sunday Worship: 10:30 AM Thursday at 7:45 pm. Friday Shabbat Sunday Evening: 6:30 PM METHODIST St. JAMES THE APOSTLE PARISH Evening at 8:00 pm (1st Friday of month Food Pantry (Wednesday) 5-6:45 PM COMMUNITY, 45 South Springfield Avenue, at 6:30 pm) and Shabbat morning at 9:30 COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST Springfield, New Jersey 07081.973-376-3044. Wednesday Family Night: 7:00 PM CHURCH PRESBYTERIAN Spanish Service (Saturday): 7 PM am. Shabbat afternoon times are available www.saintjamesparish.org. SUNDAY MASS: by phone. Contact Rabbi Mark Mallach 301 Chestnut St., Saturday 5:00pm (anticipated), Sunday 7:30, Roselle Park. NJ 07204 COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN (xl5) ([email protected]) or Executive 9:00, 10:30am and 12:00 noon. WEEKDAY Phone: 908-245-2237 CHURCH, 1459 Deer Path, Mountainside, Director, Shiri Haines (xl3) MASS: Monday-Friday 7:30am, Saturday Pastor: Rsv.Glenn A. Scheyhing New Jersey 07092, You are invited to join us in 8:00am. RECONCILIATION: Saturday ([email protected] 10:30 AM Worship Service Worship Services on Sundays ut 10:30 am. This 1! :00am (any time by appointment). ) and plan on visiting us soon. Sunday School Available is a place for you to enjoy uplifting music and relevant messages that will energize and inspire BAPTIST you. We offer a warm and friendly environment with Bible study, Sunday school and active ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH, 640 S. adult and youth groups. For further information, Springfield Ave., Springfield. Rev. Clarence please contact Dr. Christopher Belden, Pastor at Alston, Pastor. Church phone (973) 379- 908-232-9490. ST. JOSEPH PARISH, 767 Prospect Street, 1465. SUNDAY: 9:30 A.M. Family Bible Maplewood (I bfk. S. of Springfield Ave.); UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF 973-761-5933, since (914 serving Maplewood School; 11:00 A.M. Worship Service. UNION. Berwyn Street at Overlook Terrace, WEDNESDAY: 7:30 P.M. "Mid-Week JE WISH - REFORM and adjacent areas of Union and Miilbum. Our Union. Rev. Ferdinand Llcnado, faith community welcomes you to join us for Service. Holy Communion every First Pastor.Jonathan Schneider, Music Director. worship, service opportunities and spiritual Sunday. Nursery Care available every TEMPLE SHA'AREY SHALOM Church Office 687-8077. Parsonage 686- CONNECTICUT FARMS support. Varied activities for adults, youth Sunday. If transportation is needed call the Springfield, NJ (973) 379-5387 2412. Worship Service 11:00 A.M., Sunday PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 888 visit www.shaarey.org group, K-8 religious education classes, and a church office. Everyone is Welcome at worship includes a children's sermon, Stuyvesant Avenue, Union. Rev. Roberta Catholic school for age 3 to grade 8, Mass Antioch. Rabbi: Joshua Goldstein followed by Sunday School, and communion Arrowsmith, Pastor. Sunday Worship Service Cantor: Amy Daniels celebrated in our beautiful church, Sunday 7:30, on the first Sunday of each month. All at 11:00 a.m. Sunday School/Confirmation 9:00 and 11:30 a.m.; Saturday 5:30 p.m. Religious School, PreSchool, Senior group welcome. United Methodist Men's, Class and "For Adults Only Education" at (Renaissance) Women's and Youth groups. Home Bible 10:00 a.m. Child care provided. Sound Studies 3rd Saturday each month. system for the hearing impaired. Coffee hour follows the service. Ample parking is provided. New contemporary worship service the "First Friday" of the month at 7:30 p.m. Men's, women's, and youth groups provide a UNITARIAN- CHRISTIAN & variety of opportunities for participation. LUTHERAN Church actively involved with the UNIVERSALIST MISSIONARY ALLIANCE community through Vacation Bible School, CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH, "Friday Night Happening" for middle school UNITARIAN CHURCH IN SUMMIT, 4 MORAVIAN youth, CF Food Pantry, weekday Nursery ORCHARD PARK CHURCH E.L.C.A. Waldron Avenue, Summit, NJ 07901. 908-273- School, and Cub and Boy Scout Troops. 1264 Victor Avenue, Union 1359 Morris Ave. at Sterling Road Union 3245. www.ucsumniit.org. A member of the BATTLE HILL COMMUNITY Serving the community since 1730, (908)687-0364 908-686-0188 MORAVIAN CHURCH, 77 Liberty Ave., Unitarian Universalist Association of Sunday Worship at 10:00 a.m. Connecticut Farms is a vibrant, caring Congregations. Rev. Vanessa Rush Southern, e-mail: [email protected] Union, 908-686-LAMB. Rev. Percival congregation committed to renewal and We have ministry geared toward ALL age THE REV. JOHN D. LARSON Gordon, Pastor. Sunday Worship 10:30 am. minister. Our church draws members from INTERIM PASTOR growth. We welcome all lo join us for various religious and cultural backgrounds who groups and more: Men, Women, Teenagers, Sunday School 9:15 am. Women's Group warship and fellowship. For additional Pre-teens, Children's Church, Couples, We invite you to become a part of our family meets first Wednesday of every month 1:30 join together in their individual quests for truth and to share with us in ministry. information, call the church office at 908- and meaning. There is no creed or test of Visitation, Hospital, etc. Our goal is to be a pm. Men's Group meets every other 688-3164orlogontowwv.ctfarm.org. BB (Bible Believing), BK (Bible Knowing), Everyone is welcomed. Wednesday 9:00 am. Wednesday, Bible membership, but the community is bound BC (Bible Committed), BL (Bible Living) study and Prayer Group 7:00 pm. together by principles, shared values and a desire to serve. Sunday Service at 10:00 am in church. A SWEPT Church summer. One-Room Schoolhouse Sunday Serving/Worshiping/Evangelizing/ School for per-K to 5th Grade. Children 0-2 Praying/Testifying with their parents in the nursery with live video Sunday: Bible Classes @ 9:30am; Sunday: HOLY CROSS LUTHERAN CHURCH feed. Worship Service @ 11 am; Wednesday: TOWNLEY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 639 Mountain Avenue, Springfield, 07081, Prayer @ 7pm; Pastor: Rev. Jerry Jay Olivo. 829 Salem Road, Union. Worship and Church 973-379-4525, Fax 973-379-8887. Our School Sundays at 10:00 A.M. Nursery Care Sunday Worship Service takes place at 10 NON- during all services. Holy Communion the first a.m. For information about our midweek DEN OMIN A TIONAL Sunday of each month. We offer opportunities children, teen, and adult programs, contact for personal growth and development for the Church Office Monday through children, youth, and adults. We have two Thursday, 8:30-4:00 p.m. children's choirs and an adult Chancel Choir. KENILWORTH GOSPEL CHAPEL We also have a youth fetlowship, regular adult JEWISH-TRADITIONAL Newark and 23rd Street, Kenilworth, 908- Bible Study, a Book Club and Summer Vacation 272-6131, Pastor Donald Dunkerton. Sunday Bible School. Come and worship with friends CONSERVATIVE 9:15 am Communion, 11:00 am Family NOTE: All copy changes must be made in and neighbors this Sunday. Townley Church is a writing and received by Worrall Community Bible Hour and Sunday School for all ages, growing congregation of caring people. Church CONGREGATION B'NAI AHAVATH Newspapers No iater than 12:00 Noon, Wednesday 7:00 pm Prayer and Bible Study, Office 686-1028. Rev. Christopher Taylor, SHALOM, 2035 Vauxhall Road (comer of (childcare provided), Friday 7:00 pm Youth Fridays prior to the following week's HOLY TRINITY Pastor. Plane Street), Union, Tel: (908) 686-6773. Activities for Grade School age, Jr. High and publication. LUTHERAN CHURCH E.L.C.A. Dr. Leon J. Yagod, Rabbi Emeritus; Oscar Sr. High, kenilworthgospel.org Please address changes to: 301 Tucker Avenue, Newman, Cantor; David Gelband, President. Connie Sloan Union N.J. 070R3 Congregation B'Nai Ahavatli Shalom is a 1291 Stuyvesant Ave. P.O. Box 1596 traditional conservative congregation with a Pastor Rev. Romana Abelova FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF Union, NJ. 07083 All Baptized Christians are welcome to our SPRINGFIELD 210 Morris Ave. at Church PAGE 22 — THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2009 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE OBITUARIES Gerald Boyle MIchaeS Czar daughter, Pamela Jane Gabel, and five grandchildren. Gerald E. "Jerry" Boyle, 57, a Michael OBITUARY LIST The Pettit-Davis Funeral Home, lifelong resident of Cranford, died Czar, 75, of Lin- Rahway, handled the arrangements. June 30 at home. den died July 1 ABRUSIA — Clorinda "Clara," formerly of Union; July 1. Mr. Boyle was born in Eliza- in the Barbara BAYNES — Mildred, of Roselle; July 4. beth. He was a graduate of Roselle E. Cheung Eugene GekJhauser BISHOP — Spencer, of Union; June 30. Catholic High School. He became a Memorial Hospice, Edison. Eugene CARVALHO — Joseph F., of Cranford; June 28. member of the Elizabeth Fire Born in Sebastol, Pa., Mr. Czar "Gene" Geld- BOYLE — Gerard E., of cranford; June 30. Department in his 20s and served had resided in Linden for the past hauser, 93, of COHEN -- Jeffrey I., of Union; June 30. for 25 years. Mr. Boyle was a cap- 50 years. He was employed by Pub- Hillside died CONFORT1 — [Catherine T., of Linden; July 5. tain for 21 years. He was a member lic Service Electric & Gas Co. as a July 3 in the CONTOLEON —Ted Sr., of Kenilworth; July 5. of the Firemen's Benevolent Asso- maintenance mechanic for 37 years Country Arch Care Center, CZAR -— Michael, of Linden; July 1. ciation, the Elizabeth Exempt Fire- and retired in 1992. Mr. Czar Pittstown. D'ANGELO — Anthony T., of Union; June 26. fighters and the IAFF. During his served in the Air Force during the Born in Newark, Mr. Geld- EDERER — Frank Leland, of Rahway; July 2. lifetime, Mr. Boyle was involved in Korean War as a staff sergeant. He hauser moved to Hillside. He GARRARD — Mildred, of Hillside; June 30. many of his children's activities, was a member of the VFW John taught himself electrical theory and GELDHAUSER — Eugene, of Hillside; July 3. including coaching in the Cranford Russell Wheeler Post 1397, a life- radio repair as a teenager in the GELOSO — Ccmcctta, formerly of Union; June 30. Little League and softball league. time member of the Knights of 1920s and became a certified GRUNWALD — Raymond, of Union; July 4. He also was a committee chair for Columbus Elizabeth Council 3310 Philco repairman. Mr. Geldhauser HARVEY Arlene, of Linden; June 27. Boy Scout Troop 80 in Cranford. and a member of St. George Byzan- served in the Army during World HENNON — Thomas Joseph, formerly of Summit; June 27. Surviving are his wife of 36 tine Catholic Church, Linden, War II in the 9th Infantry Division HONARA — Charles, ol' Linden; July 3. years; Pamela; a son, Brian; a where he served as its custodian. and later the 154th Armored Signal KING — Jimmie Lee, aka James Truley, of Hillside; June 30. daughter, Kaitlyn, and a sister, Mr. Czar was a member of the Co., where he kept the lights on and KRAWEC — Michael, of Clark; June 27. Patricia Boyle Horvat. Greek Catholic Union. communications functioning for his JACOBS — Eslelle, formerly of Springfield; July 3. The Leonard-Lee Funeral Surviving are his wife of 48 group across Africa to Sicily, then KRANZ — Robert Peter, formerly of Union; July 2. Home, Linden, handled the years, Anna V.; three daughters, on ,the last push across Europe fol- LeFANTE — Anthony A., of Summit; July 1. arrangements. Anna-Marie Rudick, Karen Czar lowing D-Day. He was designated LEGETTE' — Clara, of Linden; June 24. and Michele Palumbo; a brother, as "essential" and kept in the serv- MASSIMO — Fred R, of Mountainside; July 3. Joseph Carvalho Thomas, and two grandchildren. ice past his term unlil the conclu- MUSACCHIO — Beatrice L, of Rahway; July 2. sion cff the war in 1945. Mr. Geld- NAPURANO — Joan J., of Mountainside; July 2. Joseph F. Carvalho, 77, of Cran- .The Werson Funeral Home, Lin- hauser worked for his uncle PALERMO — Leonard, of Clark; July 1. * ford died June 28 at home. den, handled the arrangements. Tomrriy Geldhauser's roofing com- PAJEWSKI — Gerald E., of Roselle;"july 3. Surviving are his wife of 54 pany in Newark. He then was RATK1EWICZ —John D., formerly of Hillside; June 27. years, Anita; four sons, James, Anthony D'Angelo : employed by Ballantine Brewing RILEY — Nancy A., of Rahway; July 1. Thomas, Ronald and Robert; three Anthony T. D'Angelo, 78, of Co., Newark, where he worked his SCI IULMAN — Bernice, formerly of Mountainside; June 29. brothers, Sebastian, , John and Union died on June 26. entire career. Mr. Geldhauser SIMMONS — Edward J., of Mountainside; June 29. Frank, and three grandchildren. Bom in Newark, Mr. D'Angelo retired in 1970 as shipping supervi- SLOAN — James F., formerly of Cranford; June 24. ... The Gray Memorial Home, lived in Union for 4.2 years. He sor and Teamsters' shop Stewart, He SMITH — Ida Mae, formerly of Roselle; June 30. Cranford, handled the arrange- owned Tony's Service Center, also taught himself the art of fine VALENTI — Joseph R., of Summit; July 2. ments. Newark, for many years and retired watch repair. Mr. Geldhauser was a WALKER —- Walter Sr., of Linden; July 4. 11 years ago. community volunteer. WENTZEK —Anna, of Clark; June 29. Surviving are two sons, Antho- Jeffrey Cohen Surviving are two daughters, WILBOR — Mary L., of Roselle; June 26. Jeffrey I. Cohen, 52, a lifelong ny D. and Teddy Scott. Kathleen Turtle and Janice Boll- WITTYE — Bertha Cscrnyik, of Roselle; June 27. resident of Union, died June 30 in The Galante Funeral Home, mann, and four grandchildren. ZAVODNY — Patricia A., of Mountainside; June 28. Morristown Memorial, Hospital, Union, handled the arrangements. The Growney Funeral Home, Morristown. Hillside, handled the arrangements, Editor s note: Not all of the names included in this listing will Mr. Cohen was born in Newark. Frank Ederer appear as full-length obituaries. He was the owner and operator of Ftank ' Jeffrey Cohen LLC, an automobile Leland Ederer, Raymond Gainwald Senior Citizens Club and the Kenil- customizing service, in Union for 83, of Railway Raymond Estelle Jacobs worth AARP Chapter 3469. 31 years. Mr. Cohen was a member died July 2 at Grunwald, 99, Estelle Jacobs, 91, of Swamp- The Mastapeter Funeral Home, of.the Union Little League, He home. of Union died scott, Mass., formerly of Spring- Roselle Park, handled the arrange- served on its board of directors. Mr. Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., Mr. * July 4 at the field, died July 3 in the Jewish ments. Cohen also was a member of Union Ederer lived in the Bronx, N.Y., and Cranford Health Rehabilitation Center, Swampscott. Youth Baseball, served as a coach Roselle before moving to Rahway and Extended Care. Mrs. Jacobs was a longtime res- and umpire and was on the board of in 1963. He.worked as a warehouse Born in Elizabeth, Mr. Grun- Charles Honara ident of Springfield and had previ- directors. distribution specialist for J.C. wald lived in Kenilworth before *iH%,jssUnited States in Mr. Ederer was a 45-year mem- World War II, serving as technical Rapoport; a sister, Dorothy Fromer; He was a member of the Kenil- 1957 residing in Newark before ber, of Holy Comforter Episcopal sergeant. Mr. Honara was a mem- her children, Laurie, Neal and worth Volunteer Fire Department moving to Kenilworth many years Church, Rahway. He also was ber of the American Legion of Eliz- Larry, and 11 grandchildren. for 18 years. ago. involved with the Boy Scouts for abeth and the Retired Men's Club The Menorah Cemetery, Mr. Grunwald played baseball He was employed by Overlook 50 years, serving as a Lifescout, an of Linden. Clifton, handled the arrangements. in the 1920s and fast-pitched soft- Hospital, Summit, as an environ- assistant scoutmaster for Troop 47 He was a coil spring operator for ball in the 1930s in Union and mental specialist for 20 years and in Rahway and assistant district Simmons Manufacturing, Linden, Essex counties. He was an officer Jitnmfe King retired in 2009. commissioner for the Watchung for 40 years and retired in 1979. and member for many years in the Jimmie Lee King, aka James Surviving are his wife of 47 Council. Mr. Ederer was the recipi- Surviving are his wife of 61 Old Guard of Elizabeth, Chapter 4. Truley, 82, of Hillside died June 30 years, Segunda; two daughters, ent of the Silver Beaver Award. He years, Helen; two sons, Charles J. Mr. Grunwald also was a member in the Forest Hill Healthcare Facil- Thelrna Contoleon-Hunsberger and also was a member of the Masons and Steven M.; a brother, Michael; of the Old Guard Interchapter ity, Newark. Jeannie DeStefano; a son, Ted Jr., New York Lodge. Mr. Ederer was a three sisters, Mary Gottshall, Helen Council of New Jersey, the Old Mr. King was a long distance and three grandchildren. watercolor painter. Weidner and Anna Demsko. Guard of Elizabeth Bowling truck driver and worked for Brant- The Mastapeter Funeral Home, Surviving are his wife of 59 The Krowicki McCracken League, the Galloping Hill Men's ley Brothers Moving and Storage Roselle Park, handled the arrange- years, Mildred; two sons, Steven Funeral Home, Linden, handled the Golf Association, the Kenilworth Co. Inc., Newark. He was a master ments. Richard and Christopher Frank; a arrangements. Continued on Page 23 UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COftfl THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2009 — PAGE 23 OBITUARIES (Continued on Page 23) Born in Florence, Pa., Mrs. ing and leaving the center. He par- Westfield, handled the arrange- years. He worked for his son's harmonica player. Musacchio lived most of her life in ticipated in many bowling leagues ments. company, Valairco Inc. of Surviving are his wife, Louise Rahway before moving to Bridge- and spent weekends and vacations Manville up until the time of his s Truley; three sons, Jeffrey, water in 2007. She was a member in Point Pleasant at the house he, James Sloan death. Mr. Valenti was a member Jonathan and James; two daugh- of the senior choir at First Presby- his father and brother built. Mr. James F. Sloan, 62, of Annapo- of the Old Guard of Summit and a ters, Jeanell and Jessie Truley, and terian Church, Rahway, for many Ratkiewicz had a small boat, lis, Md., formerly of Cranford, former member of the Summit 10 grandchildren. years. fished and water skied on the Man- died June 24 at home. Knights of Columbus and the The Cushnie-Houston Funeral Surviving ( are a son, James, a asquan River. Born in Cranford, Mr. Sloan Senior Citizens of Summit. Home, East Orange, handled the public school music educator, and The Union Funeral Home, moved to Annapolis. He retired on Surviving are a son, Richard; a arrangements. two grandchildren. Lytwyn & Lytwyn, Union, handled Feb.. 27 as assistant commandant daughter, Gloria Valenti, and a •''' A memorial service was held the arrangements. for intelligence, United States grandchild. Michael Krawec Sunday at the Mary E. Wilson Coast Guard, and had held that The Paul Ippolito Berkeley Michael Krawec, 89, of Clark Memorial Union Church, Nancy Riley position since Nov. 17, 2003. Mr. Memorial, Berkeley Heights, han- died June 27 at home. Watchung. Nancy A. Riley, 50, of Rahway Sloan was responsible for direct- dled the arrangements. Born in Ukraine, Mr. Krawec died July 1 at home. ing, coordinating and overseeing came to the United States in 1950 Gerald Pajewski Born in Teaneck, Mrs. Riley intelligence and investigative AnnaWenbek and settled in Elizabeth. He Gerald E. "Jerry" Pajewski, 76, lived in Old Bridge and for the past operations that supported the Anna Wentzek, 103, of Clark resided in Clark for the past 42 of Roselle died July 3 in Trinity 22 years in Rahway.- She was an Coast Guard mission. Previously, died on June 29. years. Mr. Krawec was employed Regional Medical Center, Eliza- executive assistant for National he was the director of the Financial Born in Hosbach, Germany, by the Township of Clark Board of beth. Discount Brokers, Jersey City, for Crimes Enforcement Network, Mrs. Wentzek resided in Union for Education asifits head custodian for ? Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., Mr. 13 years and retired in 2003. Mrs. FinCEN, where he oversaw poli- 53 years before moving to Clark. 15 years and retired in 1985. He Pajewski resided in Jersey City Riley received a bachelor's degree cies to prevent and detect money She and late husband, Richard, was a member of St. Vladimir U.C. before moving to Roselle 37 years from Upsala College, East Orange. laundering and the financing of were deep sea fishers. Church, Elizabeth, and was a ago. He was a member of the She was a communicant of St. terrorism. During 2001, Mr. Sloan Surviving are two sons, George member of its Senior Citizens Roselle American Legion Post John the Apostle Church, Linden, served as (acting) under secretary and Fritz; a daughter, Elsie Kauk-" Club. Mr. Krawec also was a mem- 229. Mr. Pajewski participated in where she was the coach of the (enforcement), Department of the er; six grandchildren and five ber of the Clark Senior Citizens. the Roselle Active Seniors. volleyball team and assistant bas- Treasury for nine months. great-grandchildren. Surviving are two daughters, Surviving are his wife of 52 ketball coach. Mrs. Riley played He served with the United Linda M. Frame and Ann D'Mag- years, Francine; a daughter, on the Rahway Recreational vol- States Secret Service for 21 years Maty Wllbor gio, and five grandchildren. Michele Pajewski, and a brother, leyball team and tennis team. before his time at the Treasury Mary L. Wilbor, 56, of Roselle The Werson Funeral Home, Stanley. Surviving are her husband of 22 Department. Mr. Sloan was most died June 26 in Robert Wood John- Linden, handled the arrangements. The Sullivan Funeral Home, years, Thomas; three daughters, recently the Secret Service's son University Hospital at Rah- Roselle, handled the arrangements. Stephanie, Samantha and Suzanne deputy assistant director for pro- way. Anthony LeFante Riley; a stepson, Michael Riley; tective operations, responsible for Born in Illinois, Mrs. Wilbor Anthony A. Leonard Palermo her mother, Jane Pascale; a twin the management of the service's moved to Roselle many years ago. sister, Mary Jane Hood, and a protective mission, which included v" v LeFante, 86, of Leonard "Lenny" Palermo, 51, She was a graduate of Seton Hall Summit died of Clark died July 1 in Robert brother, George Pascale. the protection of the president of University. Mrs. Wilbor was « <~ July 1 in Mor- Wood Johnson University Hospital The Krowicki McCracken the United States. Prior to his employed by the federal govern- ** °*" ristown Memo- .at Rahway. Funeral Home, Linden, handled career with the Secret Service, Mr, ment in the Department of Labor, rial Hospital. Born in Elizabeth, Mr, Palermo the arrangements. Sloan began his public service in Division of Wage and Hour, as a Born in Jersey City, Mr. resided in Clark for the past 22 New Jersey in 1970, where he senior investigator for many years, LeFante also lived in Newark and years. He was self-employed. Bemice Schulmaii served for eight years as a Cran- She was a published author and Irvington before moving to Sum- Surviving are his wife, Paula; a Bernice Schulman, 88, of West- ford police officer, and then as was active with many theater mit 30 years ago. He was a techni- son, Lenny; his mother, Mary field, formerly of Mountainside, homicide investigator and poly- groups throughout Union County. cal sergeant with the 868th Palermo; two brothers, Donny and died June 29 in the Sunrise Assist- graph examiner with the Union The Pettit-Davis Funeral Bomber Squadron in the Army Air Jimmy, and a sister, Margie Paler- ed Living, Westfield. County Prosecutor's Office. Home, Rahway, handled the Force during World War II. Mr. mo. Bom in Newark, Mrs. Schul- . He received a bachelor of arts arrangements. LeFante worked as a foreman for The Parkway Wozniak Memor- man resided in Newark, Hillside in political science, magna cum Schiabo Corp., Newark, for many ial Home, Clark, handled the and Mountainside before moving laude, from Kean University, Bertha Wittye years. He was a longtime parish- arrangements. to Westfield in 2006. Union, and was a senior executive fellow at Harvard University's Bertha Cseryik Wittye, 98, of ioner of St. Teresa's Church, Sum- Surviving are her husband of 69 Roselle died on June 27. mit, and an active member of years, Hyman; two daughters, Lois Kennedy School of Government. John Ratkiewicz Mr. Sloan had received numerous Born in Elizabeth, Mrs. Wittye AARP of Summit and the Summit John D. Ratkiewicz, 90, of Wasserman and Judy Girshon; a lived in Roselle for more than 40 Senior Citizens. Mr. LeFante also sister, Sande Wishce; five grand- achievement and performance Scarborough, Maine, formerly of awards throughout his law years. She was a seamstress for was a member of the WPA of Our Hillside, died June 27 in the Maine children and nine great-grandchil- Manheim Manufacturing, Eliza- Lady of Lourdes Church, Moun- dren. enforcement and intelligence Veterans Home, Scarborough. career, including, on July 25,2008, beth, for many years. Mrs. Wittye tainside. Mr. Ratkiewicz resided in Hill- The Menorah Chapels at Mill- was a member of the Young at Surviving are two daughters, bum in Union handled the arrange- an honorary Doctorate of Strategic side for most of his life until 2002, Intelligence, Honors Causa, from Heart Club and a parishioner of Jean Petoia and.Trudy Vespucci; when he was brought to Scarbor- ments. A Evangel Church, both in Scotch two sisters, Annette Mingola and the National Defense Intelligence ough. He was known as "Rocky" College, in recognition of his sup- Plains. Tina Romanelli; three grandchil- by his school mates and was grad- Edward Simmons Surviving is a son, Loren. dren and a great-grandchild. port of the U.S. Intelligence Com- uated from Hillside High School in * t Edward J. munity and intelligence education. The Dooley Colonia Home, The Bradley Smith & Smith Westfield, handled the arrange- 1936, where he played basketball <•<• Simmons, 90, Surviving are his wife, Cynthia; Funeral Home, Springfield, han- and other sports. Mr. Ratkiewicz's ', f of Mountain- ments. dled the arrangements. a son, Owen; two brothers, first job was as an electrical side died June Thomas and Robert, and three sis- machine operator at Hatfield Wire 29 at home. ters, Noreen, Ann McGovern and Patricia Zavoclny Clara Legette and Cable Co., Hillside. He was a Born in Queens, N.Y., Mr. Sim- Betsy Power. Patricia A. Zavodny, 65, of Clara Legette of Linden died member of the Employees Securi- mons lived in Westfield from 1953 Mountainside died June 28 in June 24 in Robert Wood Johnson ty Fund of the Electrical Products to 200t) before moving to Moun- Joseph Valenti Overlook Hospital, Summit. University Hospital at Rahway. Industries, Union. Before retire- tainside. He was the president of Born in Markleysburg, Pa., Joseph R. Valenti, 105, of Sum- Surviving are a sister, Darcas ment, Mr. Ratkiewicz worked in Triangle Industries in New Mrs. Zavodny lived in Cranford mit died July 2 in Overlook Hospi- Mason-Davis; a brother, Robert the shipping department of Poly- Brunswick and Holmdel before and Springfield before moving to tal, Summit. Mason; four grandchildren, five Plastics, Clark. retiring. Mr. Simmons served in Mountainside 23 years ago. She Bom in Newark, Mr. Valenti great-grandchildren and two great- He served in the Army from the military during World War II as was an office administrator at var- moved to Summit in 1952. He was great-grandchildren . 1940 until 1945. As squad leader, a medic. ious companies in the Union a mechanical engineer and had Mr. Ratkiewicz was assigned to Surviving are a daughter, Patri- County area for 20 years before received a bachelor of science the Japanese Relocation Center in cia Hughes; a son, Don; four retiring 20 years ago. degree in mechanical engineering California, where he supervised a grandchildren and two great- Surviving are a daughter, Susan Beatrice L. Musacchio, 88, of from Cooper Union University, squad of military policemen and grandchildren. Pica; a son, Lawrence A. Jr., and Bridgewater, formerly of Rahway, New York, in 1926. Mr. Valenti kept records of the Japanese enter- The Dooley Colonial Home, three grandchildren. died on July 2. practiced his profession for 83 PAGE 24 — THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2009 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE

By Paul Greulich Stephens, who died responding to the blaze lic Defender Douglas Kabak, indicated that "It wouldn't be fair to comment while a Staff Writer when a fire truck backed over him. Stephens he feels the his client will be cleared of the trial is pending," Holl said. Two men charged with murdering an was a 28-year member of the EFD. The driv- murder charge. Elizabeth Fire Department Director Elizabeth firefighter earlier this year pleaded er of the fire truck was not charged. "He denies his guilt as to the homicide," Onofrio Vitullo declined to comment on the not guilty at their June 15 hearing. The suspects have been charged with Kabak said. "In our opinion, it was a tragic trial or whether the department may be called Emilio Vasquez and Jose Flores, both murder, burglary, arson and failure to report accident. We believe he'll be vindicated." upon to participate in the proceedings. homeless, were arrested Jan. 1 after alleged- a fire. A pre-trial date is set for July 20 and The maximum sentence the suspects Onofrio said until the Jan. 2 incident, ly setting fire to a house on Marshall Street. both men are expected to be tried together. could receive if convicted is life in prison. there had not been a member killed in the The two. tnens' attorneys both claim their "We will vigorously contest the charges," Both men are being held at Union County line of duty since the 1980s. clients lit the fire, which later spread to the said Union-based attorney Roy Greenman, Jail in Elizabeth while awaiting trial. Paul Greulich can be reached at 908-686- vacant building, to keep warm and that they who represents Flores. Prosecutor's Office Spokesman John Holl 7700 ext. 121, or at • editor ial@thelocal- did not intend to kill firefighter Gary Vasquez's lawyer, Assistant Deputy Pub- declined to comment on the case at this time. source.com. Woman Kick up your heels killed in

By John O'Reilly Victim was 2008 Staff Writer LHS graduate The inmate who escaped from By Paul Greulich Union County Jail while on Staff Writer garbage duty last week was finally A fatal accident left two lanes of captured Monday after the escapee's father alerted police to the Garden State Parkway closed his whereabouts. for more than two hours early Tues- Phillip Ruddy, 21, of Rahway, day morning as authorities cleared was found just after 5 p.m. hiding the scene and investigated the colli- in the basement of a house on Eagle sion that left one woman dead. Street in Newark, said Union Coun- According to State Police Sgt. ty . prosecutor Theodore Stephen Jones, the accident Romankow. occurred on the Garden State Park- Investiga- way's Southbound lane just North Union County residents enjoy last year's outdoor barbecue and barn dance tors say of Exit 141 at 4:48 a.m when an sponsored by the Union County Board of Chosen Freeholders and Trailside Ruddy's father, empty NJ Transit bus crashed into a Nature and Science Center. This year's event will take place July 25 from 7 to 10 who is current- 2008 Hyundai Elantra. p.m. at Watchung Stable in Mountainside. ly on parole, The bus driver, Michael Gra- notified his ham, 59, of Irvington was not own parole injured, but the driver of the officer of his Hyundai, Christina Pinto, 19, of son's location. Linden was pronounced dead at Police investigate series Ruddy was scene at about 5:30 a.m. charged with Jones declined to comment on third degree Ruddy the nature of her injuries. Pinto was of robberies at gas stations escape and is being held without a 2008 graduate of Linden High bail at Union County Jail. No court By John O'Reilly East Edgar Road. He was seen fleeing with two other School. date has been set. . Staff Writer accomplices. Linden police believe these three inci- The right and center lanes were Ruddy fled the prison shortly Gas stations in Linden and Roselle are dealing with dents were perpetrated by the same suspects. closed as a result of the crash. after midnight on June 29 while he a frightening trend; men armed with shotguns have Authorities are also investigating whether those "Two ianes were closed for acci- and another inmate were emptying allegedly been robbing locations along St. Georges same suspects could be responsible* for a botched hold- dent investigation for sometime, trash in Elizabethtown Plaza, in Avenue and Routes 1 & 9. up at a Roselle gas station, The incident took place at but the roadway was open around Elizabeth. Linden Police Lt. James Sarnicki said his depart- 9:50 p.m. on June 20 at the Lukoil Gas Station on West 7:30 a.m.," Jones said. The officer guarding the men ment is investigating three similar incidents that First Avenue, said Roselle Police Capt. Gaiy Ricardel- Traffic remained affected by the secured the other prisoner and occurred within two weeks. li. Two suspects approached an attendant demanding closure for more than an hour after called for backup, said UCPO On June 5, two gas stations along St. Georges money, authorities said. the crash, which created tie- spokesman John Holl. Avenue — the BP gas station and Exxon Station — "A toy shotgun was produced (during the robbery). ups throughout the morning rush Ruddy was allowed to work out- were robbed within one hour. At 9:45 a.m. two sus- The attendant grabbed the shotgun out of one suspect's hour. side the prison because he was pects, one carrying a shotgun and the other a handgun, hands and they all took off running," he said, noting The Union Fire Department granted "trustee status," meaning stole $250, a few packs of Newport cigarettes and sev- there were three suspects. No arrests were made in the responded to the scene. Fire Chief he was deemed a low risk to eral cigars from the BP station. About 50 minutes later, Roselle attempted robbery. Frederic Fretz could not be reached escape. one suspect with a shotgun allegedly took $600 and Linden investigators say they are trying to deter- for comment. No local police were He was first admitted to the jail two packs of Newport cigarettes from the Exxon. No mine if the crimes are connected. Earlier reports said on the scene. on June I for a parole violation, witnesses were injured, according to police. the Linden suspects were thought to be teenagers. Paul Greulich can be reached at said Romankow. No motive on why Authorities said the third robbery took place on "It is an active investigation, and one thing we are 908-686-7700, ext. 121 or at edito- he escaped has been revealed. June 17 at 10:30 p.m., when a man carrying a shotgun looking at is whether these people are tied to our rob- [email protected]. allegedly robbed $300 from the Citgo gas station on beries," Samicki said. See INMATE, Page 25 UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2009 — PAGE 25

services As another step in its golf oper- venues, including Chambers Bay The county manager and Freehold- ations turnaround plan. Union — a county-owned course — in er Board embarked on a number of County, today announced it has Washington S.tate, host of the 2010 ' steps that could complete the return selected KemperSports, a golf man- U.S. Amateur and the 2015 U.S. to profitability, which included the agement company, to manage all Open tournaments. closure of one course at Oak Ridge golf services, except maintenance "We are excited at the opportu- in Clark, and the elimination of services, at its golf courses at Gal- nity to partner with Union County positions. loping Hill in Kenilworth and Ash in developing both Galloping Hill In addition, the county began Brook in Scotch Plains. and Ash Brook into premier cours- the construction of a $2,3 million The county has authorized the es," said Steve Skinner, chief exec- driving range and learning center at execution of a five-year contract to utive officer of KemperSports. "We Galloping Hill. The County's mar- KemperSports, with the goal of are pleased to start our relationship ket studies have shown there is a managing and enhancing its club- with Union County and look for- lack of driving range facilities in house services, including food and ward to delivering area golfers an the region. Such an attraction will beverage, providing golf program- , enhanced experience." bring a- wider audience to golf at ming, community outreach, sales The Galloping Hill golf facility Galloping Hill, which also enjoys and marketing, merchandising, contains a 27-hole course, 18-hole an outstanding location near while improving profits and pro- championship course, and a newly regional transportation. The facili- viding fiscal control. revamped nine-hole executive ty, which is' expected to be com- Overall, the goal is to provide course. The course opened in 1927. pleted by the end of the summer, the public with an affordable, A driving range and learning center could generate as much as Mark Vander Schaaf enjoyable golf experience from tee- is currently under construction. The $600,000 in annual revenues. time at the course to leisure time in Ash Brook facility opened .in 1953 As part of its final step in its golf the clubhouse with modernized and has an 18-hole course as well operations turnaround plan, the UC Magnet student amenities, while increasing atten- as a nine-hole pitch and putt. county administered request for dance, and improving the County's In his executive budget letter to proposals for golf course manage- fiscal bottom line, Union County the Board of Chosen Freeholders in. ment and operational services for earns scholar award Freeholder Chairman Alexander January, County Manager George its golf courses, A Blue Ribbon Mark Vander Schaaf, a senior at Union County Magnet High School, Mirabeiia said. W. Devanney announced the coun- Review Committee was assembled has become one of only 141 high school seniors nationwide to receive the "We chose KemperSports ty would seek a "public-private" by County Manager Devanney to prestigious Presidential Scholar award. because of the company's outstand- partnership with a golf manage- review the proposals and make a The student was selected from a pool of 3,000 qualified candidates, ing record of enhancing .clubhouse ment company with the objective recommendation. The committee out of three million high school graduates. facilities, increasing community of attaining profitability at both included representatives of the "On behalf of the Freeholder Board, I'd like to express our respect and outreach, and developing golf pro- courses. At the time, Devanney had county, special counsel to the coun- admiration for Mark's achievement, and our appreciation for the support grams," Mirabeiia said. "They have noted the county's three golf cours- ty, and private sector representa- and guidance he received from teachers, administration, and fellow stu- a national reputation for providing ' es were operating at 50 percent tives with backgrounds -in go!f dents at Magnet High School," said Freeholder Angel G. Estrada. outstanding customer service, and capacity., while operational costs course management, who evaluated The Union County Magnet High School for Science, Mathematics and excellent financial management are running as if they were atiOO the proposals and determined the .Technology is located at the county's Vo-Tech Schools campus in Scotch with the goal of achieving long- percent. proposal submitted by Kemper- Plains. term success." Overall, the county's golf cours- Sports was complete and respon- "Everyone on the Union County Vocational-Technical School District The Northbrook, Illinois-based es incurred an operational loss of sive to the specifications, meeting campus is extremely proud of Mark, his accomplishments while in high company operates and manages $690,000 in 2008. However, this the requirements for the qualifica- school and this extraordinary recognition," said Dr. Thomas ,J. Bistocchi, golf facilities as well as athletic was a $500,000 revenue improve- tions and experience of the vendor Vo-Tech Schools Superintendent. "What is even more extraordinary to us clubs, lodging venues and major ment over 2007. This improvement and complying with the mandatory is that this is the second year in a row that a Magnet High School senior sporting events, including national- was due in part to operational effi- document submission requirements has been recognized as a Presidential Scholar." . ly ranked courses and tournament ciencies and an increase in fees. of the specifications. r Inmate apprehended in Newark basement (Continued from Page 24) In the wake of this escape, on duty subsequently killed him- Romankow 'said the county will self after the men left a letter take a look at the trustee status. allegedly mocking him. "We are doing a full review on They were both given five-year the escape," said Holl. "We're also sentences for the escape on June going to take a look at the trustee 26. status going on at the jail, take a Holl said the two incidents were fresh look in light of the recent "very different cases and circum- escape." stances" and that the added securi- Two other convicts at the jail ty measures in the wake of that made national headlines in 2007 escape — additional cameras, when they successfully engineered barbed wire and training — are a more daring escape. enough to prevent escapes from the Otis Blunt, 32, of Toms River actual jail like Blunt and Espinosa. and Jose Espinosa, 21, of Elizabeth . John O 'Reilly can be reached at escaped from the Elizabeth jail 908-686-7700, ext. 116, or editori- between Dec. 14 and 15 of 2007, aKpbjh elocuho wee. com. ENHANCING OPERATIONS — Union County Emergency Management Direc- by crawling through holes chiseled tor Chris Scaturo, center, speaks to U.S. Rep. Leonard Lance, left, and Union in the walls of their cells and leap- County Freeholder Chairman Al Mirabeiia about enhancements to Union Coun- ing over a barbed wire fence. ADVERIISEI ty's Emergency Operations Center that are being made possible by a $500,000 Within a month both escapees PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED AD TODAY! federal grant requested by Lance. were recaptured. A prison guard LEISURE

PAGE 26 — THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2009 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE Trailside mosaics reflect local wildlife Consider it a modern day totem who along with other members of She was also responsible for over- pole. the Potters Guild of New Jersey, seeing the installation of the 12 What was once a boring, gray, donated hundreds of hours of their panels and five decorative bands. concrete column is now a mural of time and materials to make the pan- "For many of the members, this mosaic panels featuring butterflies, els that now cover the lower eight was their first time working with flowers and birds, greeting visitors feet of the support column. mosaics," Goletz said, noting that to Union County's Trailside Sci- Goletz, whose professional columns with mosaic inlays at a ence Museum and Nature Center in work includes mosaic murals at Barcelona opera house were the Watchung Reservation. New York City subway stations, inspiration for the Trailside col- "We wanted it to be education- designed a-panel showing the meta- umn. al," said artist DeBorah Goletz, morphosis of a monarch butterfly. In discussing the idea with Trailside Director Patricia Bertsch, the decision was made to have the panels reflect species indigenous to the area, she said. Mountainside resident Judy Musicant was president of the guilcj when the project was first con- ceived. "The idea was for a public mural)" Musicant said. "This was the first place 1 thought of." The guild used to hold its semi- annual pottery sales at the museum. Artist DeBorah Goletz works on a section of mosaic But when the facility underwent a tiles that were recently applied to a column at the major renovation and expansion Trailside Visitor Center. The mosaic panels depict several years ago, the show was some of the birds, butterflies and plant life that can moved to a nearby church. be found at the Watchung Reservation. But that did not diminish the desire by guild members to create had passed. It's very engrossing." Bertsch said she was also happy something for the museum, she As the artists carefully applied with the way the Trailside Museum Ritsuko Moore, of. Summit, left, and Judy Musicant, said. one panel after another, Bertsch Association was able to contribute of Mountainside, both members of the Potters Guild "I would lose track of time when would swing by to check on the $600, which was then matched by of New Jersey, check the mosaic tile recently applied f was working on this," said Mimi progress. the Union County Board of Free- to a column at the Trailside Visitor Center in the Stadler, whose panel featured a car- "I love it. It's a beautiful work," holders, to fund the installation of Watchung Reservation. dinal. "I would look up and hours Bertsch said. : the artwork. Recreating a masterpiece 'Bard' continues with dark comedy Ever wonder what would have happened if Romeo and Juliet had lived? Would their love have endured? Would they still be together or would things have fallen apart? William Shakespeare sought to answer these questions with another couple in his dark comedy "Troilus and Cressida," which will be performed at the David Brearley athletic field on July 23 at 7:30 p.m. as part of the library's The Bard on the Boulevard **• series. 1 ••»» ... S ,, - « - "... Set during the Trojan war, Troilus, a prince of Troy, is passionately in love with the beautiful and mature minded Cressida. As an encounter is brokered by father figure, Unlus and Cressida became easily interwoven into the more familiar goings-on of Hector, Achilles, Paris and Helen. For seven years, the Greeks and Trojans have been at war following the Trojan Prince Paris' abduction of Helen, the most beautiful woman in the world, from her Greek husband, Menelaus. The besieging Greek army is encamped under the walls of Troy and, at the point at which the play begins, the war has reached stalemate. The Greeks are quarreling amongst themselves. Achilles, their greatest champion, refuses to fight and has withdrawn to his tent with his lover, Patroclus. Ulysses tries to entice Achilles back to the field by arousing his jealously against Ajax, a rival warrior, whom he acclaims as their new lih:^ « .«_ •"'--.".> :•/, hero and elects to meet Hector, the Trojan champion in single combat. Equally at odds with themselves, the Trojans are debating the value of Oratory Preparatory School students Joe Altongy of Springfield, Dennis O'Brien continuing the war merely for the sake of keeping Helen. Hector declares of Summit, and Gerard Viola of Cedar Grove admire the work of Springfield artist that she is not worth the lives she costs, but when his brother Troilus con- Jean Canziani with their art teacher Susan Preston, a Springfield resident, far tends that honor demands they continue to fight for her, Hector is brought left. Canziani, the mother of Daniel, a junior at the all-boys school in Summit, was to understand his point of view. In case of rain, the show will be held at commissioned to replicate a painting of DaVinci's 'Last Supper' on the Roman library, 546 Kenilworth Blvd., Kenilworth. For information, visit Catholic school's cafeteria wall. www.hudsonshakespeare.org or call the library at 908-276-2451. UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2009 — PAGE 27 'la Piccola Rosa" Arts Center seeks volunteers Union County Performing Arts aires, ticket takers, ushers, parking In addition, street teams hang Center invites the public to join the assistants, theatre greeters and coat posters and distribute flyers and UCPAC corps of theatre volunteers check assistants. coupons to local businesses and and giye back to the arts in the UCPAC can also use support in restaurants in your own and other community. the following areas: ushers are local towns. If you are interested in UCPAC is holding volunteer needed to assist with taking tickets, volunteering at UCPAC join the training on July 29 at 7 p.m. for seating guests and working at con- volunteer training session at the those interested in becoming a vol- cessions; administrative work such Arts Center in downtown Railway. unteer at UCPAC. as photocopying, assembling pro- For information call the UCPAC Theatre volunteers are needed grams, stuffing mailings and other administration office at 732-499- foi evenings of events throughout tasks need to be done during the 0441 or visit the volunteer link at the season to work as concession- week in our administration office. www.itcpac.org.

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Austin Green, Michael Flatley, days. SAGITTARIUS, Nov. 23 to David Hasselhoff, Vin Diesel. UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2009 — PAGE 29 Stepping Out is a weekly calen- dar designed to guide our readers to THEATER the many arts and entertainment MYSTIC VISION PLAYERS of Lin- events in the Union County area. den will present "HIGH SCHOOL The calendar is open to all groups MUSICAL" from July 17-18 and and organizations in the Union July 23-23 at 8 p.m. and July 19 at County area. To place your free list- MSS^M4MBMM^^^^^^BM§wl^^&i^M^^ 3 p.m. at Linden High School, 121 ing, send information to: Worrall West St. georges Ave., Linden. For Community Newspapers, 1291 First Thursday events include visual Grant Avenue. Everyone is invited The Plantation House was closed in information and tickets, call 908- Stuyvesant Ave., P.O. Box 3109, arts exhibits, live music, crafts, play to bring old or new cars, trucks, and 2002 for renovations and recently 486-4144. Union, NJ 07083 or editorial@thelo- readings, free dance lessons and motorcycles. There will be trophies, re-opened its doors to the public. calsource.com. other arts activities at several loca- a 50/50 raffle, oldies music by DJ For information, visit www.clarkhis- tions in the area. Papa Joe Colletti and more. Anyone toricalsociety.org. interested in sponsoring a trophy, THE CALDWELL PARSONAGE, TRIPS being a vendor, or obtaining infor- "ARUSHOWS 909 Caldwell Ave., Union, is a The SPRINGFIELD AREA mation on the show can call 908- LES MALAMUT ART GALLERY museum dedicated to the history LODGE OF B'NAI BIRTH is spon- CONCERTS 245-0666. will host a photography exhibit by THE UNION COUNTY SUMMER and culture of the township of soring a BUS TRIP TO RESORTS Coleen Marks and Sue Zwick called ARTS FESTIVAL 2009 concert Summit Department of Community Union. The site is on the National Casino Hotel in Atlantic City on "ON THE STREET," through July series continues July 15, with a Programs will sponsor CHESS Register of Historic Places and the July 19. The package includes 22. For information, call Barbara musical variety show performed by CLUB for chess players from begin- New Jersey Register of Historic breakfast at the Bagel Chateau, Wirkus at 908-276-6656. The show JOEY ARMINIO AND "THE FAMI- ner to the most experienced play- Places. The scene depicted in the located at 222 Mountain Ave., is housed in the lower level of Union LY" at.Echo Lake Park on the bor- ers. Classes are available on Mon- center of the Union County Seal Springfield. It is suggested that Public Library, 1980 Morris Ave. der of Mountainside and Westfield. day evenings for youth ages 7 to 17, occurred at this site. The museum is participants arrive at Bagel The show will begin at 7:30 p.m. from 6 to 7 p.m. and adults from 6 to open from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. daily Chateau by 8:30 a.m. so that they CIRCE DUNNELL will be exhibiting 7 p.m. Classes are held at the Field and by appointment. Open house is will be on time for the bus that her new work at the PALMER The HOT SUMMER NIGHTS CON- House at 5 Myrtle Ave. For online from 1 to 5 p.m. every third Sunday leaves from the Echo Plaza Mall MUSEUM which is located in the CERT SERIES returns to SUM- registration and credit card payment of the month. For information, or to parking lot, located at the junction Springfield Free Public Library. Her MIT'S VILLAGE GREEN for 2009. go to https://register. community- make arrangements for a group of Mountain Avenue and Route 22. recent work combines giclee prints Tuesday nights in July, the Village pass, net/summit. tour, call 908-687-7977. The time of departure will be 10:30 with pigment dyed ' encaustic. Green will "rock" with great music, a.m. For information, contact Jerry Glicee, by definition is "the process friendship and family fun. The con- THE NORTH JERSEY CAR CLUB THE WOODRUFF HOUSE/EATON Kamen at 908-277-1953. The of making fine art prints from a digi- certs begin at 7 p.m. and end at meets at Anthony Amalfe Communi- STORE MUSEUM & PHIL RIZZU- deadline is Monday. tal source using ink-jet printing." ty Center, 1268 Sheaffer Ave., 8:30 p.m. Thist year, a rain site has TO BASEBALL HALL OF FAME Encaustic is a paint consisting of been secured at Summit High Roselle, on the first Saturday of SPORTS EXHIBIT located at 111 pigment mixed with melted School at 125 Kent Place Blvd. Call each month. Meetings start at 9:30 Conant St., Hillside includes a 1735 beeswax; it is fixed with heat after the event weather hotline in the a.m. Free refreshments are served Farm House, a 1900s general store, application. Dunnell's particular event of questionable weather at to members and guests before the privy, well, water pump, mini apple series is texture driven, and she 908-277-2932, ext. 12. All events meeting. For information, call Jim at orchard, bam, farm equipment and bases her construction on her inter- are free. All concerts are alcohol 908-245-4744. a display of memorabilia from the est in architectural,- urban, and free. Snacks and light fare will be late Baseball Hall of Farrier, Phil organic scenes. The exhibit will be available. Rizzuto, who was a short stop for available through July 16. Spring- MOVIES the New York Yankees, in the Phil field Free Public Library is located at The Union County Board of Chosen Rizzuto Sports Exhibit Room. The 66 Mountain Ave., Springfield. Freeholders have announced that The SUMMIT FREE PUBLIC museum is open every third. Sun- Hours of the exhibit are Monday, Ronnie Brandt will be performing his LIBRARY will continue the summer day of the month from 2 to 4 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday from 10 "THIS LAND IS YOUR LAND" session of its INTERNATIONAL and by appointment. For informa- a.m. to 8:30 p.m., and Tuesday and MUSICAL presentation at Trailside FILM FESTIVAL. Each week tion call 9013-353-8828 or visit Friday from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Nature and Science Center in through Aug. 10, an award-winning www.woodruffhpuse.org. This The Museum is closed on Sunday. Mountainside on July 15, at 1:30 foreign film will be shown at 2 and museum is operated by the Hillside For information call 973-376-4930. p.m. as part of Trailside's Summer 6:45 p.m in the Library's Ernest S. Historical Society.. Wednesday Matinee Series Hickok Meeting Room.The following The LINDEN Department of Public movies will be shown: Monday, Property and Community Services CROSSROADS IN GARWOOD will "Tuya's Marriage"; July 20, "Under is SEEKING LOCAL ARTISTS who feature: every Monday, Open Mic the Same Moon"; July 27, "Tell No RADIO Night, every Tuesday, Jazz Jam, are willing to display their artwork to One"; Aug. 3, "The Year My Parents TRI-COUNTY RADIO ASSOCIA- every Wednesday, karaoke night. the public on Fridays during the Went on Vacation" and Aug. 10, TION will meet at 8 p.m. the first Crossroads is located at 78 North summer at the Raymond Wood "Slumdog Millionaire." All films are and third Mondays of the month at Ave., Garwood. For information, call Bauer Promenade, 400 N. Wood in the original languages, with Eng- Willow Grove Presbyterian Church Lee at 908-232-5666, or visit Ave. in Linden. Those who are inter- lish subtitles. Admission is free, and on Old Raritan Road in Scotch www.xxroads. com. ested may call the Department of everyone is welcome. Seating is Plains. For information, call 908- Public Property and Community limited, and on a first-come, first- 241-5758. Services at 908-474-8600 and ask served basis. Doors open 15 min- for Gary Luciano or Rosemary DANCE utes before the beginning of each Cherego. Y-SQUARES, a local square dance showing. Summit Free Public Library is located at 75 Maple St. SCRIPTS Artist and teacher ANGELITO A. club, meets Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. at Frank K. Hehnly School, Raritan For information call 273-0350, or go PREMIERE STAGES, the new DAVID will exhibit at Bouras Proper- to www.summitlibrary.org. ties with one of his students, Sum- Road, Clark. For information, call Actors' Equity Association theater mit resident, DEBORAH NICOLL, 908-298-1851, 732-381-2535 or MOUNTAINSIDE i- PUBLIC program at Kean University, is cur- and her daughter, Lauren Nicoll 908-241-9492. LIBRARY will host the "BROWN rently accepting play submissions through the end of August. The gal- BAG MOVIES" series for adults on for the Premiere Stages Play Festi- LUNA LOUNGE hosts "Tasty Thurs- val from professional playwrights leries are open to the public by days" with DJ Richie, who spins reg- Mondays at noon. Bring your lunch appointment only. To make an and enjoy a classic movie and a born or currently residing in New gae and hip-hop. Patrons must be Jersey, as well as in surrounding appointment, call Linda Cole at 908- 21 or older to enter. Dress is casual cartoon short. The library will pro- 277-6054. Bouras Galleries is locat- vide drinks and dessert. "Wednes- areas of New York, Connecticut and but trendy. Parking is available. Pennsylvania. There is no fee ed in Bouras Properties at 25 Defor- Luna Lounge is located at 1906 E. day Night at the Movies" continues est Ave., Summit. through the fall, with feature films required to submit a play to the Pre- Georges Ave., Linden. Call 908- miere Stages Play Festival. To 925-4120 for details. beginning at 6:30 p.m. Visit The SKULSKI ART GALLERY of www.mountainsidelibrary.org or call request entry guidelines, send a the Polish Cultural Foundation in 233-0115 for a list of what's being self-addressed, stamped envelope Clark will present an exhibit of shown. to Laura Keily, producing assistant, sculpture, relief and painting by HOBBIES Premiere Stages is at Kean Univer- Lubomir Tomaszewski through July Mayor Joseph Delorio and Roselle sity, 1000 Morris Ave., Union 07083. 17. The public is welcome, admis- Park Borough Council will host the sion is free and light refreshments 2009 season of the ROSELLE MUSEUMS will be served. PARK "CRUISIN' NIGHT" CAR Clark Historical Society invites the SINGLES ,.On the First Thursday of each SHOWS AND SWAP MEETS. The public to visit the DR. WILLIAM SOCIAL SINGLES DANCING, for month, the city of Rahway will host next event will be Sept. 19 from 4 to ROBINSON PLANTATION, 593 45-year-olds and older, meets every an ARTS DISTRICT OPEN HOUSE 7 p.m., with the rain date being the Madison Hill Road, throughout the Tuesday at 7 p.m. at The Elks in the downtown area between The following day. The car shows and year as well. It was built in 1690 and 1033 Springfield Ave, Lodge, 1193 Route 22 east, Moun- Arts Guild of on Irving Street and swap meets will take place at the is Clark's first farm and homestead tainside. For information, call 908- Cranford, NJ 07016 Seminary Avenue, and Elm Street at Midhael J. Mauri Gazebo Park, on and is listed on the National and 232-9667 on Tuesdays after 5 p.m. Irving Street from 6 to 9 p.m. These the corner of Chestnut Street and State registers of Historic Places. TheTheaterProject.org Stories and photos may Sports Nymbers . be emaiied to Phones 973-763-0700 x112 |[email protected] . Faxs 973-763-2557

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Seeks to learn from veteran teammates By JR Parachini "When 1 first walked in I was a little star struck," Sports Editor Melody said. Matt Melody did well to graduate from NJIT on time Former Montreal Ekpo and New York Yankee Tim in May with a marketing degree and also pitched four Raines - one of the leading basestealers in MLB his- years for the Highlander baseball team, which became tory - is the manager of the Newark Bears. The pitch- Division I-A when he was a sophomore in 2007. ing coach is former Yankee right hander Mike Torrez, The 6-3, 210 pound left-hander and 2005 Union who after winning Game 6 of the 1977 World Series High School graduate then took, part in a Newark for the Bronx Bombers and earning a championship Bears' tryout session in June. ring, he gave up Bucky Dent's home run 12 months Just when he was about to begin seriously looking later in the famous playoff game won by the Yankees for a job, he got a call from Newark Bears General 5-4 in Fenway Park. Manager Mark Skeels. Present Newark Bears players include notable for- "Other than to tell me that he was interested, he mer major leaguers Ramiro Mendoza, Carl Everett, didn't really say much else," said Melody by way of Keith Foulke and Armando Benitez. phone last week. "I know who those guys are from playing baseball Melody, who turned 22 on May 28, said he received since growing up," M.elody said. "I've started to get the phone callfrom Skeels two weeks ago. comfortable here ove? the past week." "I definitely didn't expect it," Melody said. "I was ^ Although Melody did not win a game in seven deci- looking for a job. This is a great opportunity and I want sions and had a high ERA for a.very young Highlander to give it a shot." team this spring, he did have his moments after being Melody's father John was drafted by the Kansas limited somewhat by a pre-season back injury. City Royals, while his cousins Ed and Pat Collins - His season highlight was a school Division 1- also UHS grads - played minor league ball as well record 12 strikeouts in seven innings against UMBC in Melody signed a contract with the independent Florida on March 19, minor league team two Thursdays ago and was on the "I had a fracture in my lower back," said Melody, mound as the starting pitcher for the July 28 home who was the starting quarterback at UHS during his game against the Bridgeport Bluefish in Atlantic senior season of 2004, leading the Farmer football Photos courtesy of Newark Bears League professional action at Bears and Eagles River- team to a North 2, Group 4 playoff appearance. Matt Melody, a 2005 Union High School graduate, front Stadium'in Newark. "I wasn't going to throw for the first couple of is now a member of the Newark Bears independent "On the first pitch I had some butterflies, but after weeks, but we lost a couple of guys for different rea- minor league baseball team. He signed his pro that everything was the same," Melody said. "I played sons and since it was my last year 1 rushed back if I contract two weeks ago. most of my home games there for NJIT, so the scenery could throw," Melody continued. "It didn't plague me was real similar." tod bad. It wasn't terrible. Now I'm at 100 percent." Melody limited Bridgeport to one run through the Melody was a tri-captain for the Highlanders this first three innings of an eventual 12-5 Bluefish victory year after appearing in a team-leading 27 games - 26 in which Melody received a no decision. He allowed out of the bullpen - last year. the visitors to take a 4-1 lead; in the top of the fourth Last year, he struck out 62 batters in 52 innings and inning on a three-run homer hit by Bridgeport short- fanned a career-high nine batters against St. Peter's on stop Ray'ner Bautisfa, April 22, 2008. NJIT coach Brian Callahan was a proud attendee at This year, Melody allowed 82 hits in 57 innings, Sunday's game, as were about a dozen former High- but struck out 47 and walked 38. He was 1 -2 as NJIT's lander teammates and numerous members of Melody's No. 5 starter in 2006, 1 -2 last year and had a record of family and their friends. 0-6 as a sophomore in 2007, appearing in 11 games of "Matt threw the ball very well," Callahan said. "He which he started eight, striking out 31 in 33 innings. made one bad pitch and that's the ball that went for a "The past two years were real tough, but we con- home run. Otherwise, he looked very good." tinued to work hard," M'elody said. "The whole team Melody, who dons No. 32, was scheduled to pitch never stopped working. - again last Friday night vs. the Camden Riversharks at "We had 14 guys transfer out the last two years and Campbell's Field in Camden. had only three seniors on the team this year, with most- Melody's final pitching line in his pro debut Sunday ly freshmen starting. It's tough to win in Division 1 was: four innings, five hits, four runs (three earned), a with all new-guys." walk and a strikeout. He lists his top pitches in this A Third Team All-Union County baseball selection order - fastball, slider and changeup. by The Star-Ledger his senior season of 2005, Melody "In college 1 used my slider a lot, but on Sunday L grew up a Yankee fan, with his favorite pitcher being threw a lot more changeups, which helped me," Andy Pettitte. Melody said. "He always competes, even when he doesn't have Melody is now one of only two lefties on the Bears' his best stuff," Melody said. "He knows,how to win," pitching staff, with the other being 6-2, 185-pounder Callahan said that Raines and Torrez gave Melody Cory Willey, who is six years older and from Cam- positive feedback following Sunday's game. bridge, MD. "This is a great thing for Matt and for our pro- "My goal is to learn as much as I can from these gram," Callahan said. "It's a tribute to all the hard guys and try to compete," Melody said. work he did in his four years with us for him to reach To go from a struggling Division 1 program that this point." just completed a forgettable 4-33 season to getting NOTES: Melody started last Friday's game at the called to play minor league baseball is a dream come Camden Riversharks and took the loss in a 7-6 defeat. true for anyone whoever put a baseball glove on and He pitched 3 and 2/3 innings and was 0-1 with a no- played America's national pastime. decision in his first two starts as of Tuesday. ;yA^>^.. ::» j.^-i.i. . • • • >ofe» UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COSVI THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2009 — PAGE 31 Wood bats are a big hi JR's ^L IP Cil JR? HIP ^1 cnatterAll the> opinions, latest sports and for Union County legion kjPJl %JF 1\ JL K3 scores for UnionUnion CountvCounty. Visit msr Him ant! Keep up to date Positive feedback from coaches, officials on, ports aropnH the counts. By JR Parachini The Louisville Slugger bats are your normal, typi- Sports Editor cal wood bats. "The wood might be a little better, but There used to be a saying in baseball that went if you get a jam job, you will break the bat," Roof said. 'something like this: "did he get good wood on it"? "We're using both of them." That question may be getting asked again more and New York switched to wood bats for the high more these days. school season two years ago, but Roof, who has been Union County American Legion Baseball went to a head coach since 2001, is not so sure it would be a New arid conference wood bats for the first time this summer for all three good thing if New Jersey followed suit. divisions - Senior, Junior and Sophomore. "I don't think we should change because kids That seems to be the trend in New Jersey, with don't play with wooden bats all the way up," Roof Essex County making the move two years ago. said. "I just wish there was some way to make MID-STATE 39 FOOTBALL CONFERENCE FOR 2009, "Everybody has a different opinion on it, but I seem aluminum bats safer. a combination of the Watchung, Mountain Valley and Skyland to like it because it's different" said Chris Roof, coach "That would be the perfect combination." conferences. This will be the alignment for 2009 only, with a of the Berkeley Heights senior team and also the head Rich Biddulph, who has had a lot of success coach- new setup for 2010 to be finalized in August, coach at Governor Livingston. "I thought using wood ing the Roselle 229 senior squad, has seen mostly pos- bats in the pre-season helped me when I played at itives from the transition so far. DELAWARE DIVISION (6 schools) Montclair State. It gave us more confidence when we "The metal/wood bats are actually metal handles Bridgevvatcr-Raritan, Franklin, Hillsborough, went to aluminum bats when the season started. with wood barrels and the Louisvilles are all wood," 1 Hunterdon Central, Phillipsburg, Watchung Hills 'The sweet spot is smaller on the wood bat. It was like a Biddulph said. "Allegedly, the metal/wood last longer. teaching aid. It helps you to try to hit the ball more square." We're using all wood so far." WATCHUNG DIVISION (6 schools) The main reason for the switch back to wood bats Roselle began the week in second place in the sen- Elizabeth, Linden, Union, Plainfield, Weslfield, Scotch Plains is for the safety of the players, particularly the pitch- ior standings behind Union Catholic. ers. The smash off a wood bat is likely to be not quite "Going to wood has been an adjustment for us, RAR1TAN DIVISION (6 schools) as dangerous as that from an aluminum one. but we're getting used to them," Biddulph said. Montgomery, Immaculata, Ridge, There are other pluses. "Of course, our pitches love them as all ERAs North Hunterdon, Voorhecs, Warren Hills 'The games are going quicker so far this summer, have plummetted. which is a little neat," Roof said. "There's definitely more "Our outfielders play much shallower than with MOUNTAIN DIVISION (6 schools) small ball, scores are down and there's a lot more sacrifice aluminum and we're taking away the flares." Railway, Governor Livingston, Summit, bunting, squeezes and bunting and running, stuff like that. Chris Van Vliet, who played at Roselle Catholic Cranford, Hillside, Johnson You need to try to put more pressure on defenses. Pitchers and served as an assistant coach at Elizabeth the past also have more confidence pitching inside. two seasons, coaches the Elizabeth senior squad along VALLEY DIVISION (4 schools) "The only negative thing I see is that, defensively, with head coach Tom Urban. Somerville, Delaware Valley, North Plainfield, North Warren it can hurt infielders more than anybody. Infielders are "Using wood bats is the way baseball was meant to used to the ball being hit quicker off an aluminum bat. be played," Van Vliet said. "You can pitch inside now UNION DIVISION (5 schools) You have to shorten the infielders up a bit." and stats are much more meaningful." Roselle, New Providence, Roselle Park, Dayton, Brearley What about the ball hit right back to the box? Union High School head coach Frank Napolitano "If you hit a ball good, it will get back to the pitch- doesn't mind seeing his players using wooden bats, but HILLS DIVISION (6 schools) er pretty quickly," Roof said'. "However, kids are not realizes that a less powerful stick might take away the Bernards, Belvidere, Pingry, getting the bat heads out as quick with wooden bats as occasional hit a youngster - who does not hit as well as Bound Brook, Manville, South Hunterdon they would with aluminum." the others - gets every now and then. There are metal wood bats and your traditional "Wood makes it real," Biddulph said. "We're get- NOTES: Irvington, which won the Watchung Conference Louisville Slugger bats. The metal wood bats are wood ting low scoring games being decided by pitchers undefeated the past two seasons, is now situated in the composite bats that are - technically - stronger in that throwing strikes, the defense making plays and the Super Essex Conference's American Division. Hillside they don't break as easy and go for half the price of offense putting the ball into play. There are no more won the MVC's Mountain Division last year and Brearley real aluminum bats, according to Roof. "They can last Earl Weaver strategies of waiting for a three-run homer. captured the Valley Division. from 2-3 months and don't crack," Roof said. See GAMES, Page 32

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P2657017 $136.95 PAGE 32 — THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2009 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE \ MVC AH- Skipper to v Rahway resident stars at RC Brieonna Skipper, a three-year varsity volleyball starter for Roselle Catholic High School and a co-captain her senior season,, will continue her athletic career at Post University in Connecticut. Skipper, a Rahway resident, who graduated from Roselle Catholic on May 31, will join scholastic teammate Kelly Hayes on the volleyball court at Post University's 58-acre hilltop residential campus in the suburbs of Waterbury, Conn. At Post, an NCAA Division 2 school and member of the Central Col- legiate Athletic Conference (CACC), Skipper will play for coach Mike Brienza. "I picked Post University because it's a small school and it's not too far from home," Skipper said. "1 like the student-to-teacher ratio. The class sizes are very small compared to other colleges and universities. "I also like that the volleyball team is very close knit and everyone gets time on the court." The Mountain Valley Conference All-Star Baseball Team, with Roselle Catholic Skipper was a sophomore starter when Roselle Catholic won the head coach Joe Kropa at left and Johnson head coach Dave Kennedy at right, NJSIAA Parochial championship and earned a berth in the Tournament defeated the Watchung Conference squad 7-4 on June 10 in the second annual of Champions in 2006. She played her final two seasons at RC for coach MVC vs. Watchung Seniors contest held at Elizabeth's Williams Field. Johnson's' Don Godfrey. Rob Smorol, kneeling third from left, struck out six in three perfect innings as the "The highlight of my RC athletics career would definitely have to be MVC starting pitcher and earned the mound victory. * winning states my sophomore year," Skipper said. "It had to be the scari- est moment of my life, starting varsity as a sophomore in a huge game. There was so much pressure." ,( One of Skipper's strengths on the volleyball court is her versatility, Games quicker, ERAs are which enabled her to a play a variety of positions for the Lions. Skipper was a consistent server for the Lions, who averaged five digs and four service points per game her senior season. down as result of change "My senior year was the biggest change," Skipper said. "I started as an outside hitter, but two games into the season I was switched to libero. . (Continued from Page 31): The Union County Senior Legion regular season It was a difficult switch, but I knew my team needed me, so I did what 1 i "Iti a non-league game earlier this season, one of has been extended from tomorrow to Tuesday because had to do." . our guys mashed a home run with wood - probably of all the rainouts. Skipper hopes to major in business administration/management at Post, 380-400 foot. One of our assistant coaches said, 'I "Like the entire state, we're struggling with rain, but with the goal of opening up her own hair salon. Skipper has a younger sister, wish 1 had that crack of the bat on tape. I could listen oiir coaches are doing a terrifice job re-scheduling," Jayla, who she hopes will follow in her volleyball footsteps. to that sweet sound all day.' Caffrey said. "He was right on. What a beautiful sound it was!" The first- and second-place teams will 'go to the Jim Caffrey, Union County's 17-and-under chair- states and the third- and fourth-place teams will play man, is also pleased with the early results. on Wednesday for the third state bid. "Wood bats are working well in Union County," The Junior Legion regular season' will conclude Caffrey said. "The change to wood bats has certainly Saturday. changed the game and the quality of baseball games The AU-Star Games are scheduled to be played at have drastically improved this year." Teener Field in Union on Sunday, with the Junior Union County is looking forward to hosting all Game at 3:30 p.m. and the Senior Game at 7 p.m. three State Finals this year, as well as the Mid-Atlantic The Junior Legion playoffs are scheduled to com- Regional for 17-and-under - which is junior legion. mence Tuesday and continue each day from the 15th "We've had very few 10-n.m games, keeping teams to the 20th. The quarterfinals are July 18, the semifi- in games and raising the competitive nature of our nals July 19 beginning at 10 a.m. and the champi- leagues," Caffrey said. "Of the 15 games I've seen so onship game July 20 at 5 p.m. - all at Veterans Field far this summer, I've only noticed two broken bats, so in Rahway. the kids seem to be adjusting very well. The states are scheduled to commence July 25. "It is my hope that National will follow our lead The 15-and-under Union County Sophomore and convert all of American Legion baseball to wood Legion schedule runs through July 18. bats, nationwide." Updated standings for Union County Senior, Junior NOTES: The annual Union County American and Sophomore Legion can be found at unioncoun- Legion Baseball (UCALB) Hall of Fame induction tyjuniorlegion.homestead.com. was July 1 at Roselle Park High School. This year's More information about the Mid-Atlantic inductee was Roselle Park 17-and-under head coach Regional for 17-and-under can be found at Ken lacliio. www.midatlanticregional.org. Grid teams switch sections By JR Parachini An official from the NJSIAA said on June 29 that Sports Editor the general classification and the football and According to the Asbury Park Press, which wrestling classifications should be posted on its web- disclosed the new high school football reclassifi- site by sometime this week. It was posted Tuesday. cations for the 2009 season on a blog on June 24 That official also said that the information was origi- - listing the sections Central Jersey and South Jer- nally set to be disclosed by late June, but was not sey only - Rahway, Brearley and Roselle Park because relevant information pertaining to determining have moved to different sections. school group size was not received from several schools. Rahway is back in Central Jersey, Group 2 - which Rahway was moved from North 2, Group 3 to Photo courUsj

PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLICNOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE NEW PROVIDENCE dure. File #FWM 2544 ROSELLE PARK This action has been instituted for Dated: June 29, 2009 SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY the purpose of (1) foreclosing a mort- ROSELLE PARK BOROUGH OF ROSELLE PARK CHANCERY DIVISION gage dated October 18, 2006 made by JENNIFER M. PEREZ UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY UNION COUNTY EVA WEISS and as mortgagors to Clerk of the Superior BOROUGH OF ROSELLE PARK DOCKET NO. F-20142-09 MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS- Court of New Jersey UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an TRATION SYSTEMS. INC. AS NOMI- U241295 WCN July Si 2009 ($47.53) ordinance, title of which Is set forth NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS NEE FOR • NATIONWIDE EQUITIES NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the below, was finally passed and CORP. recorded on October 24, 2006, following proposed ordinance was approved by the Mayor and Council of STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: EVA in Book 11904 of Mortgages for UNION PUBLIC NOTICE introduced and passed on first reading the Borough of Roselle Park at a pub- WEISS County, Page 618, et sen., which mort- by the Mayor and Council of the Bor- lic meeting held in trie Borough of gage was duly assigned to the Plaintiff ough of Roselle Park, in the County of Roselle Park, 110 East Westfield YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND named above, who is the present hold- ROSELLE PARK Union, New Jersey at a public meeting Avenue, Roselle Park, New Jersey on REQUIRED to serve upon FEIN, er of said Mortgage, and (2) to recover held on July 1. 2009 and that said July 1. 2009. SUCH, KAHN & SHEPARD, plaintiff's possession of, and concerns premises BOROUGH OF ROSELLE PARK ordinance will be taken up for pas- attorneys, whose address is 7 Century commonly known as 200 PASSA1C ST, sage, and public hearing on July 16. PASSED Drive, Suite 201, Parsippany, New Jer- NEW PROVIDENCE, NJ 07974, Block TAKE NOTICE that on the 20th day of 2009 at 7:30 p.m. prevailing time, or ORDINANCE NO. 2269 sey 07054, telephone number #(973) 44, Lot 1. July, 2009 at 7:30 P.M., a hearing will as soon thereafter as said matter can 538-9300, an Answer to the Complaint You are made a defendant because be held before the Planning Board of be reached, at the regular meeting of AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FUND- and Amended Complaint, if any, filed you are a mortgagor and your lien or the Borough of Roselle Park, 110 East said Mayor and Council to be held at ING FOR RESURFACING OF in a civil action, in which BANK OF encumbrance on fne mortgaged prem- Westfield Avenue, Roselle Park, New the Borough Hall in said Borough of PINEWOOD AVENUE FROM WEST AMERICA. NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS ises Is subject to plaintiff's mortgage. Jersey on the appeal or application of Roselle Park, and that all persons COLFAX AVENUE TO WOODSIDE SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO If you cannot afford or are unable to the undersigned for relief so as to per- interested therein will be given an AVENUE FOR THE BOROUGH OF LASALLE BANK NA AS TRUSTEE FOR mit: change of use from grocery store opportunity to be heard concerning obtain an attorney, you may communi- to miscellaneous services; picture same'. ROSELLE PARK, IN THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON MUTUAL ASSET- cate with the Legal Services Office of framing - digital photography, graphic UNION, NEW JERSEY, APPROPRIAT- BACKED CERTIFICATES WMABS the County of venue by calling: design on premises located at 231-A ING S73.000.00 FOR SUCH PURPOSE SERIES 2007-HE2 TRUST is Plaintiff W. Westfield Avenue and designated By order of the Mayor and Council of and EVA WEISS, et al., are defen- UNION COUNTY LAWYER REFERRAL: as Block 3-11 Lot 2 on the Municipal the Borough of Roselle Park. Donna L. Corrigan dants, pending in the Superior Court af (908)353-4715 Tax Map, located In a 4A Commercial Deputy Borough Clerk New Jersey, Chancery Division. UNION COUNTY LEGAL SERVICES: zone or district. INTRODUCED U241364 UNL July 9. 2009 ($14.70) UNION County and bearing Docket No. (908)354-4340 ORDINANCE NO, 2270 F-20142-09 within thirty-five (35) days All documents relating to this appli- HILLSIDE after 07/09/09 exclusive of such date, YOU, EVA WEISS are made party cation may be inspected by the public AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAP- or if published after 07/09/09, thirty- defendant(s) to this foreclosure action in the office of the Borough Clerk in TER XXVII, ARTICLE III, SECTION 27- SHERIFF'S SALE five (35) days after the actual date of because you are one of the mort- the Borough Hall, 110 East Westfield 6.3 OF THE CODE OF THE BOROUGH Sheriff's File Number: CH-09002800 such publication, exclusive of such gagors and may be liable for any defi- Avenue, Roselle Park, New Jersey, OF ROSELLE PARK FOR THE PUR- Division: CHANCERY date. If you fail to do so, Judgment by ciency and for any lien, claim, gr inter- between 9:00 A.M. and 4:00 P.M. POSE OF ESTABLISHING RATE OF Docket Number: F2347208 Default may be rendered against you Any interested party may appear at for the relief demanded in the Com- est you may have in, to or against the CHARGES FOR SEWER USERS IN County: Union mortgaged premises by reason of the said hearing and participate therein In THE BOROUGH Plaintiff: U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSO- plaint, You shall file your answer and Mortgage made by you, EVA WEISS, accordance with the rules of the proof of service in duplicate with the Board. Donna L. Corrlgan CIATION, AS TRUSTEE ON BEHALF Clerk of the Superior Court, Hughes as set forth above. Deputy Borough Clerk OF THE HOLDERS-OF THE TERWIN Justice Complex CN-971, Trenton, Upon request, a copy of the Com- Jaider Torres U241365 UNL July 9, 2009 ($19.60) MORTGAGE TRUST 2Q06-7, ASSET- New Jersey 08625, in accordance with plaint and Amendment to Complaint, if Applicant BACKED CERTIFICATES, TMTS the Rules of Civil Practice and Proce- any, will be supplied to you for partic- U241656 UNL July 9, 2009 ($15.68) SERIES 2006-7 WITHOUT RECOURSE ularity. CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE PAGE 34 — THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2009 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE

PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUICWOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLICNOTICE UNION on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the HILLSIDE vs afternoon of said day. All successful VS Defendant: AMELIA BETANCOURTj NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS bidders must have 20% of their bid NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS Defendant: ELZA HOFFMAN; MR, JUAN BETANCOURT; OPTION ONE available in cash or certified check at HOFFMAN, HUSBAND OF ELZA MORTGAGE CORPORATION; STATE Docket No, : F-25433-09 the conclusion of the sales. Docket No. : F-16898-09 HOFFMAN; MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC OF NEW JERSEY; CARLOS Superior Court of New Jersey Property to be sold is located in the Superior Court of New Jersey REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC., AS ROMEROS Chancery Division Borough of Roseile park, County of Chancery Division NOMINEE FOR GMAC MORTGAGE, Sale Date: 07/15/2009 Union County Union, State of New Jersey Union County LLC; Writ of Execution: 05/05/2008 Premises commonly known as: 386 Sale Date: 07/15/2009 By virtue of.the. above-stated writ of (L.S.) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: GALLOPING HILL ROAD, ROSELLE (L.S.) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: Writ of Execution: 04/28/2009 execution to me directed I shall Maria R. Klein PARK NJ 07204-0000 BYRON CASTILLO By virtue of the above-stated writ of expose for sale by public venue, at the BEING KNOWN as LOT 16, BLOCK execution to me directed I shall UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION Peter M. Klein ROSALINA CASTILLO, and each of expose for sale by public venue, at the BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- Karen Vanerhoof, and each of their 1015, on the official Tax Map of the their heirs, devisees, and personal heirs, devisees, and personal repre- Borough of Roseile Park representatives, and his, her, their UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., Dimensions: 63.36 feet x 120.30 feet BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the sentatives, and his, her, their or any or any of their successors in right, BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., afternoon of said day. All successful of their successors in right, title X 54.88 feet x 120 feat title and interest and interest Nearest Cross Street: East Clay Ave on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the bidders must have 20% of their bid The Sheriff hereby reserves the afternoon of said day". All successful available In cash or certified check at right to adjourn this sale without YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED bidders must have 20% of their bid (he conclusion of the sales. YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED further notice by publication. AND REQUIRED to serve upon ZUCK- available in cash or certified check at The property to be sold is located In AND REQUIRED to serve upon ZUCK- "Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- ER, GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, LLC, the conclusion of the sales. the Township of Hillside. ER, GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, LLC, pal liens or other charges, and any ESQS., plaintiff's attorneys, whose The property to be sold Is located in In the County of Union and the State ESQS., plaintiff's attorneys, whose such taxes, charges, liens, insurance address Is 200 Sheffield Street, Suite the Township of Hillside in the County of New Jersey. address is 200 Sheffield Street, Suite premiums or other advances made by 301, Mountainside, New Jersey of Union, State of New Jersey. Premises commonly known as: 592 301, Mountainside, New Jersey plaintiff prior to this sale, All interest- 07092-0024, telephone number 1-908- Commonly known as: 14b Boston Tillman Street " 07092-0024, telephone number 1-908- ed parties are to conduct anrl rely 233-8500, an Answer to the Complaint Avenue, Hillside, NJ 07205 Tax Lot 1 In Block 511 233-8500, an Answer to the Complaint upon their own independent investiga- filed in a civil action, in which Saxon Tax Lot No.: 19 in Block 924 Dimensions of Lot (Approximately): SO' filed in a civil action, in which tion to ascertain whether or not any Mortgage Services, Inc. is plaintiff, Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 25 x 100' Deutsche Bank National Trust Compa- and T3YRON CASTILLO, et al., are ftx 65 ft Nearest Cross Street: Cornell Place ny, as Trustee for Long Beach Mort- outstanding interest remain of record defendants, pending in the Superior Subject to: $0.00 gage Loan Trust 2006-5 is plaintiff, and/or have priority over the lien being Court of New Jersey, Chancery Divi- Nearest Cross Street: Baker Street "THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES and Maria R. Klein, et al., are defen- foreclosed and, if so the current sion, Union County, and bearing Dock- Subject to any open taxes, THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE dants, pending in the Superior Court of amount due thereon. et F-16898-09 within thirty-five (35) water/sewer, municipal or tax liens WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE New Jersey, Chancery Division, Union **lf the sale is set aside for any rea- days after 07/09/2009 exclusive of that may be due. THROUGH PUBLICATION." County', and bearing Docket F-25433- son, the Purchaser at the sale shall be such date, or if published after Tax and prior lien info: At the time of Surplus Money: If after the sale and 09 within thirty-five (35) days after entitled only a return of the deposit 07/09/2009, (35) days after the actual publication taxes/water/sewer informa- satisfaction of the mortgage debt, 07/09/2009 exclusive of such date, or paid. The Purchaser shall have no fur- date of such publication, exclusive of tion was not available - You must including costs and expenses, there if published after 07/09/2009, (35) ther recourse against the Mortgagor, such date, if you fail to do so, judg- check with the tax collector for exact remains any surplus money, the money days after the actual date of such pub- the Mortgagor's attorney. ment by default may be rendered amounts due. will be deposited Into the Superior lication, exclusive of such date. If you "*lf after the sale and satisfaction against you for the relief demanded in Surplus Money: If after the sale and Court Trust Fund and. any person fail to do so, judgment by default may of the mortgage debt, Including the Complaint. You shall file your satisfaction of the mortgage debt, claiming the surplus, or any part there- be rendered against you for the relief costs and expenses, there remains Answer and proof of service in dupli- including costs and expenses, there of, may fife a motion pursuant to Court demanded in the Complaint. You shall any surplus money, the money will cate with the Clerk of the Superior remains any surplus money, the money Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the file your Answer and proof of service be deposited into tne Superior Court Court of New Jersey, Hughes Justice will be deposited into the Superior , nature and extent of that person's in duplicate with the Clerk of the Supe- Trust Fund, and any person claiming Complex - CN 971, Trenton, New Jer- Court Trust Fund and any person claim and asking for an order directing rior Court of New Jersey, Hughes Jus- the surplus, or any part thereof, may sey 08625, in accordance with the claiming the surplus, or any part there- ayment of the surplus money. The tice Complex - CN 971, Trenton, New file a motion pursuant to Court rules of civil practice and procedure, of, may file a motion pursuant to Court Eheriff or other person-conducting the Jersey 08625, in accordance with the .Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the sale will have information regarding rules of civil practice and procedure. nature and extent of that person's This action has been instituted for nature and extent of that person's the surplus, if any. claim and asking for an order direct- the purpose of (1) foreclosing a Mort- claim and asking for an order directing This action has been instituted for ing payment of the surplus money. age dated 07/18/2007 made by payment of the surplus money. The JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $350,264.63"* the purpose of (1) foreclosing a Mort- The Sheriff or other person conduct- yron Castillo and Rosalina Castillo, Three Hundred Fifty Thousand Two ing the sale will' have Information t Sheriff or other person conducting the Hundred Sixty-Four and 63/100**' gage dated 04/28/2006 made by Maria Husband and Wife as mortgagors, to sale will, have Information regarding R. Klein and Peter M. Klein, wife and regarding the surplus, if any. Mortgage Electronic Registration Sys- the surplus, if any. Attorney: husband as joint tenants as mort- JLTDGMENT AMOUNT: $340,252.10 tems, Inc. as nominee for First Nation- MC CABE, WEISBERG & CONWAY, gagors, to Long Beach Mortgage Com- ***Three Hundred Forty Thousand al Bank of Arizona recorded on Note: The sheriff reserves the right to P.C. pany recorded on 05/04/2006 in Book Two Hundred Fifty-Two and 10/100*** ,07/27/2007 in Book 12244 of Mort- adjourn this sale for any length of time 216 HADDON AVENUE 11673 of Mortgages \1ar Union County, Attorney: gages for Union County, Page 400 without further advertisement. SUITE 303 Page 0124 which Mortgage was duly which Mortgage was duly assigned to JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $291,762.55*" WESTMONT, NJ 08108 assigned to the plaintiff, Deutsche PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC the plaintiff, Saxon Mortgage Services, Two Hundred Ninety-One Thousand (856)858-7080 Bank National Trust Company, as 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD inc., by Assignment of Mortgage dated Seven Hundred Sixty-Two and Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich Trustee for Long Beach Mortgage Loan SUITE 100 . •'•'•••••" 01/20/2009; and (2) to recover posses- 55/100*** A full legal description can be found at Trust 2006-5, by Assignment of Mort- MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 sion of, and concerns premises com- Attorney: the Union County Sheriff's Office gage dated 05/07/2CK>9; and (2) to (856) 813-5500 monly known as 41 LOOKER STREET, ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, Total Upset: $388,067.44 recover possession of, and concerns Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich HILLSIDE, NJ 07205, also being Lot LLC "•Three Hundred Eighty-Eiaht Thou- 41 in Block 1714. sand Sixty-Seven and 44/100"* premises commonly known as 1026 A full legal description can be found at 200 SHEFFIELD STREET June 18. 25, July 2, 9, 200S Field Road, Union, NJ 07083, also the Union County Sheriff's office If you are unable to obtain an attor- SUITE 301 U240049 U(4L ($156.80) being Lot 23 in Block 1704. Total Upset: $377,997.41 ney, you may communicate with the MOUNTAINSIDE, NJ 07092 If you are unable to obtain an attor- ***Three Hundred Seventy-Seven New Jersey Bar Association by calling (908)233-8500 FC2-97347 Thousand Nine Hundred Ninety- 732-249-5000. You may also contact Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich ~~ HILLSIDE ney, you may communicate with the Seven and 41/100*** A full legal description can be found at New Jersey Bar Association by calling the Lawyer Referral Service of the the Union County Sheriff's Office : SHERIFF'S SALE 732-249-5000. You may also contact June 18, 25, July 2, 9, 2009 County of venue by calling 908-353- the Lawyer Referral Service of the U240018 UNL ($182.28) 4715. If you cannot afford an attorney, Total Upset: $328,530.42 Sheriff's File Number: CH- 09003241 County of venue by calling 908-353- you may communicate with the Legai "'Three Hundred Twenty-Eight Thou- Division: CHANCERY UNION sand Five Hundred Thirty and Docket Number: F2327908 4715. If you cannot afford an attorney, Services office of the County of venue 42/100"* County: Union you may communicate with the Legal by calling 908-354-4340. Plaintiff: CHASE HOME FINANCE LLC Services office of the County of venue PUBLIC NOTICE YOU, BYRON CASTILLO, his heirs, June 18, 25, July 2, 9, 2009 VS by calling 908-364-4340. devisees, and personal representa- U240046 UNL ($172.48) Defendant: RUI LOURENCO DA YOU, MARIA R. KLEIN, her heirs, The Township of Union is seeking pro- tives, and his, their or any of their suc- COSTA devisees, and personal representa- posals for the following: cessors in right, title and interest are Sale Date: 07/29/2003 tives, and her, their or any of their made a party defendant to this foreclo- Writ of Execution: 05/19/2003 successors in right, title and interest COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT sure action because you executed UNION By virtue of the above-stated writ of are made a party defendant to this DIRECTOR Plaintiff's obligation and mortgage and execution to me directed I shall foreclosure action because you exe- may be liable for any deficiency, and BOARD OF EDUCATION expose for sale by public venue, at the cuted Plaintiff's obliqation and, mort- The Community Development Director are a record owner of the subject prop- Township of Union UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION gage and may be lia'ble for any defi- will service the Community Develop- erty and for any right, title and interest BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELI2A- ciency, and are a record owner of the ment Program on behalf of and at the you may have in, to or against the sub- Sealed proposals will be received by BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., subject property and for any right, title direction of, and will be responsible to ject property. the Board of Education of the Town- on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the and interest you may have in, to or the Township Committee of the Town- YOU, ROSALINA CASTILLO, her ship of»Union, County of Union, New afternoon of said day. All successful against the subject property. ship of Union and their Agent, the heirs, devisees, and personal repre- Jersey on Thursday, July 23rd at bidders must have 20% of their bid YOU, PETER M. KLEIN, his heirs, Township Administrator. sentatives, and her, their or any of 11:00 a.m. in the office of the Secre- available In cash or certified check at devisees, and personal representa- their successors in right, title and tary, Administration Building, 2369 the conclusion of the sales. tives, and his, their or any of their suc- RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES interest are made a party defendant to Morris Avenue, Union. New Jersey The property to be sold is located in cessors in right, title and Interest are this foreclosure action because you 07083 for the following Items: the TOWNSHIP of HILLSIDE, County made a party defendant to this foreclo- The specific responsibilities and executed Plaintiff's obligation and of UNION and State of New Jersey. sure action because you executed duties of the Community Development mortgage and may be liable for any Science Supplies Re-Bid #10-25 Commonly known as: 1220 BROAD- Plaintiff's obligation and mortgage and .Director are as follows; deficiency, and are a record owner of WAY, HILLSIDE, NJ 07205, may be liable for any deficiency, and the subject property and for any right, Instructions to Bidders, Proposal Tax Lot No, 8 In Block No. 904 • are a record owner of the subject prop- 1. Provide for the supervision of Com- title and interest you may have in, to Form and Specifications may be exam- Dimension of Lot Approximately: 56 X erty and for any right, title and interest munity Development Personnel or against the subject property. ined at the office of the Secretary, 35 „ you may have in, to or against the sub- 2. Provide for implementation of File #FCZ115022-R1 Administration Building, 2369 Morris Nearest Cross Street: BALTIMORE ject property. Housing and Community Development Avenue, Union, New Jersey 07083 and AVENUE YOU, KAREN VANERHOOF, her Program activities JENNIFER M. PEREZ, CLERK each bidder thereof may obtain one Beginning at a point on the north- heirs, devisees, and personal repre- 3. Liaison with the Township Adminis- SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY copy. westerly Tine of Broadway at a point sentatives, and her, their or any of trator and other Township Depart- For each bid totaling $1,000.00 or therein distant 141.00 feet south- their successors in right, title and ments This is an attempt more, a deposit payable to the "Union westerly from Its intersection with interest are made a party defendant to 4. Liaison with the Township Commit- to collect a debt, Township Board of Education" in the the southwesterly line of Baltimore this foreclosure action because you tee and attendance at all required and any information obtained will form of a certified or cashier's check Avenue and running thence hold a judgment/llen/mortgage which meetings. be used for that purpose. or bid bond issued by a surety compa- "THE SHERIFF HEREBY' RESERVES may. be against the owner/mort- 5. Review work write-ups and cost U241349 UNL July 9, 2009 ($52.92) ny licensed to do business in the State THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE ga;gor(s) and for any right, titfe and estimates for Inspected properties as of New Jersey shall accompany each WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE interest you may have in, to or against prepared by the Housing Inspectors ROSELLE PARK proposal. The amount of the deposit THROUGH PUBLICATION." the subject property. Upon request, a and Administrative Aide. shall be 10% of the total amount of the PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES copy of the Complaint and Amended 6. Work with the Housing BOROUGH OF ROSELLE PARK bid, but in no case in excess of TOTAL AS OF May 28, 2009: $.00 Complaint, if any, will be supplied to Inspector/Administrative Aide in $20,000. Surplus Money: If after the sale and you for particularity. preparation of recommendations for NOTICE OF AWARD No bidder may withdraw his bid for a satisfaction of the mortgage debt, File #FCZ122619 rehabilitation work priorities for each period of sixty (60) days after the date Including costs and expenses, there applicant. 1. NAME: Neglia Engineering set for the opening thereof. remains any surplus money, the money JENNIFER M. PEREZ, CLERK 7. Consult with recognized specialist All bidders are required to submit will be deposited Into the Superior SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY such as electrical, plumbing or related Lyndhurst, New Jersey along with their bid a copy of their Court Trust Fund and any person inspectors where necessary for proper 2. NATURE: For the preparation of current BRC (Business Registration claiming the surplus, or any part there- This Is an attempt and accurate discharge of property plans and specifications for the Certificate and current Affirmative of, may file a motion pursuant to Court to collect a debt, inspection responsibilities. Plnewood Avenue Road Resurfacing Action Certificate). Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 staling the and any information obtained will 8. Perform interim housing rehabilita- CDBG-R Project The Board of Education reserves the nature and extent of that person's be used for that purpose. tion case inspection. right to reject any or all bids, or to claim and asking for an order directing U241350 UNL July 9, 2009 7$60.76) 9. Attend Citizen Advisory Rehabilita- 3. DURATION: Until December 31, accept the bid, which in its judgment payment of the surplus money. The tion Committee meetings as required. 2009 or until successor is appointed. will be for the best interest of the Sheriff or other person conducting the ROSELLE PARK ' " 10. Provide such, other services as Union Township Board of Education. sale will have information regardtng may be required in connection with the 4. COMPENSATION: $10,600.00 The Board also reserves the right to the surplus, if any. SHERIFF'S SALE administration of the Township's renew any award in accordance with JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $235,061.63*" Sheriff's File Number: CH-09002823 approved Community Development Dated: July 1, 2009 New Jersey Public Contracts Law Two Hundred Thirty-Five Thousand Division: CHANCERY Program that the Township Committee 18A:18A-42. Sixty-One and 63/100*** Docket Number: F2457108 and/or Administrator may direct. Donna L. Corrigan, Bidders are required to comply with Attorney: County: Union • Deputy Borough Clerk the Affirmative Action requirements of FEIN, SUCH, KAHN & SHEPARD, PC Plaintiff: COUNTRYWIDE HOME Proposal will be accepted July 20, U241363 UNL July 9, 2009 ($11.76) P.L. 1975, C.127 and N.J.A.C. 17:27 7 CENTURY DRIVE LOANS SERVICING LP FOR THE BEN- 2009 at the Township of Union and any other applicable Federal, SUITE 201 EFIT OF RBC CENTURA BANK Municipal Building, Main .Meeting HILLSIDE State, County or Municipal laws, rules, PARSIPPANY, NJ 07054 VS Room, 1976 Morris Avenue, Union, regulations or codes. (973)538-4700 Defendant: JOCELYN REYES; ROYCE Ni 0083 at 10:00 a.m. Proposal may SHERIFF'S SALE Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich REYES; JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, also be mailed to the attention of Sheriff's File Number: CH-09002848 BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF A full legal description can be found at N.A. Eileen Birch, Township Clerk but Division: CHANCERY . EDUCATION, TOWNSHIP OF UNION, the Union County Sheriff's Office Sale Date: 07/15/2009 MUST be received prior to sched- Docket Number: F394908 COUNTY OF UNION, NEW JERSEY Total Upset: $262,019.45 Writ of Execution: 05/04/2009 uled time of proposal opening. All County: Union ***Two Hundred .Sixty-Two Thousand By virtue of the above-stated writ of envelopes should be clearly marked Plaintiff: U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSO- James J. Damato Nineteen and 45/100*** execution to me directed I shall "Proposal". CIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR CERTIFI- Board Secretary July 2, 9, 16, 23, 2009 expose for sale by public venue, at the U241495 UNL July 9, 2009 ($35.28) CATEHOLDERS OF BEAR STEARNS U241517 UNL July 9, 2009 ($31.85) U240892 UNL ($152.68) UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION ASSET BACKED SECURITIES I LLC, BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- ASSET BACKED CERTIFICATES, BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., SERIES 2005-AC7 CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2009 — PAGE 35

PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE UNION Writ of Execution: 03/18/2008 tion to ascertain whether or not any HILLSIDE son, the Purchaser at the sale shall be By virtue of the above-stated writ of outstanding interest remain of record entitled only a return of the deposit POWERS KIRN, LLC execution to me directed I shall and/or have priority over the lien being SHERIFF'S SALE . paid. The Purchaser shall have no fur- 728 Marne Highway, Suite 200 expose for sale by public venue, at the foreclosed and, if so the current Sheriff's File Number: CH- 09003391 ther recourse against the Mortgagor, Moorestown, NJ 08057 UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION amount due thereon. Division: CHANCERY the Mortgagor's attorney. (856) 802-1000 BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- **lf the sale is set aside for any rea- Docket Number: F1763808 ***lf after the safe and satisfaction Attorneys for Plaintiff (2009-0528) BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., son, the Purchaser at the sale shall be County: Union of the mortgage debt, including on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the entitled only a return of the deposit Plaintiff: COUNTRYWIDE HOME costs and expenses, there remains NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS afternoon of said day. All successful paid. The Purchaser shall have no fur- LOANS, INC. any surplus money, the money will bidders must have 20% of their bid ther recourse against the Mortgagor, VS be deposited into the Superior Court Superior Court of New Jersey available in cash or certified check at the Mortgagor's attorney. Defendant: JOSE CARLOS Trust Fund and any person claiming Chancery Division the conclusion of the sales. ***lf after the sale and satisfaction FILGUEIRA; KATIA DE BARROS the surplus, or any part thereof, may Union County The property to be sold is located in of the mortgage debt, including FILGUEIRA, HIS WIFE; MORTGAGE file a motion pursuant to Court Docket No.F-25077-09 the-TOWNSHIP of HILLSIDE, County costs and expenses, there remains ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYS- Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the of UNION and State of New Jersey. any surplus money, the money will TEMS, INC. AS NOMINEE FOR GATE- nature and extent of that person's STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: Commonly known as: 602 IRVINGTON be deposited into the Superior Court WAY FUNDING DIVERSIFIED MORT- claim and asking for an order direct- AVE, HILLSIDE, NJ 07205. Trust Fund and any person claiming GAGE SERVICES L.P. DBA IVY MORT- ing payment of the surplus money. Dinah LaRaye 'Green, her heirs, Tax Lot No. 23 in Block No. 1608 the surplus, or any part thereof, may GAGE AND CARLOS GOMEZ, TENANT The Sheriff or other person conduct- devisees, and personal representa- Dimension of Lot Approximately: 110 file a motion pursuant to Court Sale Date: 08/05/2009 ing the sale will have information tives and his/her, their, or any of their X 120 Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the Writ of Execution: 04/20/2009 regarding the surplus, if any. successors in right, title and interest Nearest Cross Street: North Avenue nature and extent of that person's By virtue of trie above-stated writ of JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $328,197,10 Beginning at a point in the southwest- claim and asking for an order direct- execution to me directed I shall ***Three Hundred Twenty-Six Thou- YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and erly line of Irvington Avenue where it is ing payment of the surplus money. expose for sale by public venue, at the sand One Hundred Ninety-Seven and required to serve upon the Attorneys intersected by the dividing line The Sheriff or other person conduct- UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION 10/100"* for Plaintiff, Powers Kirn, LLC, 728 between Lots 104 and 105 in Block A ing the sale will have information BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- Attorney: Marne Highway, P.O. Box 848, as the same shown on a map entitled regarding the surplus, if any, BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC Moorestown, NJ 08057, an Answer to "Map of Section #2, Riverside Park, JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $406,997.31 on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD the Complaint filed in a Civil Action in Hillside Township, Union County, New ***Four Hundred Six Thousand Nine afternoon of said day. All successful SUITE 100 which Deutsche Bank National Trust Jersey made by Grassman & Kreh, Hundred Ninety-Seven and 31/100*** bidders must have 20% of their bid MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 Company, as Trustee for the Benefit of surveyors. Elizabeth, New Jersey Attorney: available in cash or certified cheek at (856) 813-5500 HSI Asset Securitization Corporation which said map is on file in the Union PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHM1EG, PC the conclusion of the sales. Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich and HSI Asset Securitization Corpora- County Register's Office as Map # 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD • The property to be sold is located in A full legal description can be found at tion Trust 2007-HE2 is Plaintiff and 153F; said beginning also .distant SUITE 100 the CITY OF HILLSIDE, County of the Union County Sheriff's Office Dinah LaRaye Green , et al., are southeasterly along the said south- MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 Union and State of NJ. Total Upset: $359,988.60 Defendants, pending in the Superior westerly side of Irvington Avenue 518 (856) 813-5500 It is commnly known as 525 PURCE ***Three Hundred Fifty-Nine Thousand Court of New Jersey, yvithin, thirty-five feet from the corner formed by the STREET, HILLSIDE, NJ. Nine Hundred Eighty-Eight and (35i days after July 9, 2009? exclusive intersection with the southeasterly Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich 60/100*** of such date. If you fail to do so, judg- side of North Avenue A full legal description can be found at It is known and designated as Block ment by default may be rendered LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES the UnionCounty Sheriff's Office 505, Lot 14. July 2, 9, 16, 23, 2009 : against you for the relief demanded in 2009 2nd TAXES OPEN $3,753.99 Total Upset: $449,809.32 The dimensions are approximately 45 U240894 UNL _____($176.40_) the Complaint. You shall file your •"Four Hundred Forty-Nine Thousand feet wide by 100 feet long. Answer and Proof of Service in dupli- SEWER OPEN PLUS INTEREST Eight Hundred Nine and 32/100*** Nearest cross street: ARNOLD cate with the Clerk of the Superior $98.50 y 2, 9, 1 STREET Court at the Richard.J. Hughes Justice TOTAL AS OF MAY 9, 2009: $3,852.49 U240456 UNI'L ($178. 36) Prior lien(s): SUBJECT TO UNPAID SHERIFF'S SALE Complex, CN 971, 6th Floor, North Surplus Money: If after the sale and TAXES AND OTHER MUNICIPAL Sheriff's File Number: CH- 09003118 Wing, Trenton New Jersey, 08625, in satisfaction of the mortgage debt, LiENS. AS OF 10/17/2008 TAXES ARE Division: CHANCERY accordance with the rules governing including costs and expenses, there PAID THROUGH 3RD QUARTER 2008. Docket Number: F2206908 the courts. A $135.00 filing fee remains any surplus money, the money 4TH QUARTER 2008 TAXES IN THE County: Union payable to the Clerk of the Superior will be deposited into the Superior AMOUNT OF $1,853.92 WAS DUE ON Plaintiff: TRIBECA LENDING CORP. Court Trust- Fund and any person 11/1/2008. TOTAL AMOUNT DUE AS VS Court and a completed Case Informa- claiming the surplus, or any part there- tion Statement must accompany your HILLSIDE OF 12/8/2008 FOR UNPAID SEWER Defendant: ANTHONY D. PETERPAUL answer or motion. of, may filte a motion pursuant to Court CHARGES IS THE AGGREGATE SUM SR; VICTORIA B. ORZECHOWSKI Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the SHERIFF'S SALE OF $206.38. Sale Date: 07/29/2009 The action has been instituted for nature and extent of that person's Sheriff's File Number: CH-09003205 THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES Writ of Execution: 05/07/2009 the purpose of foreclosing a mortgage claim and asking for an order directing Division: CHANCERY THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE By virtue of the above-stated writ of dated October 20, 2006, recorded on payment of the surplus money. The Docket Number: F3579907 WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE execution to me directed I shall October 26, 2006, in Book M11908 at Sheriff or other person conducting the THROUGH PUBLICATION. expose for sale by public venue, at the sale will have information regarding County: Union UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION Page 358&C made by Dinah LaRaye the surplus, if any. ' Plaintiff: U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSO- SURPLUS MONEY: IF AFTER THE Green to Mortgage Electronic Regis- CIATION. AS TRUSTEE, ON BEHALF SALE AND SATISFACTION OF THE BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- tration Systems, me. as nominee for JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $252,258.94*** OF THE HOLDERS OF THE MORTGAGE DEBT, INCLUDING BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., WMC Mortgage Corp. .. and duly Two Hundred Fifty-Two Thousand ADJUSTABLE RATE MORTGAGE COSTS AND EXPENSES, THERE on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the assigned to pTaintiff, Deutsche Bank Two Hundred Fifty-Six and 94/100*** TRUST 2007-1, ADJUSTABLE RATE REMAINS ANY SURPLUS MONEY, afternoon of said day. All successful National Trust Company, as Trustee Attorney: MORTGAGE-BACKED PASS- THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSITED bidders must have 20% of their bid for the Benefit of HSI Asset Securitiza- FEIN, SUCH, KAHN & SHEPARD, PC THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SERIES INTO THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST available in cash or certified check at tion Corporation and HSI Asset Securi- 7 CENTURY DRIVE 2007-1 FUND AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING the conclusion of the sales. tization Corporation Trust 2007-HE2, SUITE 201 VS THE SURPLUS, OR ANY PART The property to be sold is located in and concerns real estate located at PARSIPPANY, NJ 07054 THEREOF, MAY FILE A MOTION PUR- the TOWNSHIP of HILLSIDE, County 301 Arsdale Terrace 301, Union Town- (973)538-4700 Defendant: EDISON TERRANOVA; SUANT TO COURT RULES 4:64-3 AND of UNION and State of New Jersey. ship, NJ 07083- , Block 2004 Lot Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich CRUZ REINOSO; MORTGAGE ELEC- 4:57-2 STATING THE NATURE AND Commonly known as: 122 FRANCES 2.501 CO501. A full legal description can be found at TRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, EXTENT OF THAT PERSON'S CLAIM PLACE, HILLSIDE, NJ 07205. INC, AS NOMINEE FOR GMAC AND ASKING FOR AN ORDER Tax Lot No. 28 in Block No. 1411 YOU, Dinah LaRaye Green, her the Union County Sheriff's Office MORTGAGE, LLC; HUDSON COUNTY Dimension of Lot Approximately: 35 X heirs, devisees, and personal repre- Total Upset: $341,416.01 BOARD OF SOCIAL SERVICES N/K/A DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- sentatives and his/her, their, or any of ***Three Hundred Forty-One Thousand HUDSON COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PLUS MONEY, THE SHERIFF OR 100 their successors in right, title and Four Hundred Sixteen and 01/100*** FAMILY SERVICES DIVISION OF OTHER PERSON CONDUCTING THE Nearest Cross Street: SALEM interest are made a defendant June 18, 25, July 2, 9, 2009 WELFARE; ESSEX COUNTY BOARD SALE WILL HAVE INFORMATION AVENUE because you are the maker of the U240043 UNL ($184.24) OF SOCIAL SERVICES N/K/A ESSEX REGARDING THE SURPLUS, IF ANY. BEGINNING at a point in the bond/note and mortgage and/or an COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF CITIZEN JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $279,671.49"** southerly sideline of Francis Place, owner thereof and Plaintiff is unable to BOROUGH OF ROSELLE PARK SERVICES DIVISION OF WELFARE Two Hundred Seventy-Nina Thou- distant 389.56 feet measured wester- determine the whereabouts of the Sale Date: 07/29/2009 sand Six Hundred Seventy-One and ly along the same from Its intersec- defendant, and therefore, does not ROSELLE PARK Writ of Execution: 05/12/2009 49/100"* tion with the westerly sideline of know whether he/she is living or dead, By virtue of the above-stated writ of Attorney: Salem Avenue as both are delineat- and therefore, names as defendants PUBLIC NOTICE execution to me directed I shall STERN' LAVINTHAL, FRANKENBERG ed on a certain filed map entitled Dinah LaRaye Green, her heirs, expose for sale by public venue, at the & NORGAARD, LLC : "Map of Holywood Heights, New Jer- devisees, and personal representa- Public Notice is hereby given that the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION 293 EISENHOWER PARKWAY sey": thence tives and his/her, their, or any of their following ordinance was duly adopted BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- SUITE 300 - P.O. BOX 1660 . .._ SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES successors In right, title and interest. and approved on final reading and BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., LIVINGSTON, NJ 07039-1660 TH"THEE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE You are further advised that an indi- public hearing at a Regular Meeting of on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the (973) 740-0700 WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE vidual who is unable to obtain an attor- the Roselle Park Board of Health on afternoon of said day. All successful Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich THROUGH PUBLICATION." ney may cpmmunicate with the New June 16, 2009. bidders must have 20% of their bid A full legal description can be found at PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES Jersey State Bar Association by calling available in cash or certified check at the Union County Sheriff's Office TAXES OPEN + PENALTY $7,259.58 toll free 800-792-8315 (within New ORDINANCE #95 the conclusion of the sales. . Total Upset: $317,164.89 SEWER OPEN + PENALTY $192.00 Jersey) or 609-394-1101 (from out of The property to be sold is located in ***Three Hundred Seventeen Thou- TOTAL AS OF May 21, 2009: state). You may also communicate An ordinance amending Chapters the Township of Hillside in the County sand One Hundred Sixty-Four and $7,451.58 with a Lawyer Referral Service, or if BH:II, BH:IV, BH:V and BK:VII OF THE of Union, State of New Jersey. 89/100"* Surplus Money: If after the sale and you cannot afford to pay an attorney HEALTH CODE OF THE BOROUGH OF Commonly known as: 388 Yale Avenue, July 9, 16, 23, 30, 2009 satisfaction of the mortgage debt, you may call the Legal Services Office. ROSELLE PARK. Hillside, NJ 07205 U241287 UNL ($186.20) including costs and expenses, there Tax Lot No.: 16 in Block 702 remains any surplus money, the money The phone numbers for the county in Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 80 which this action is pending are: Nancy A. Caliendo HILLSIDE will be deposited into the Superior Legal Services (908) 354-4340, Board Secretary ft. X 52 ft. Court Trust Fund and any person Lawyer Referral (908) 353-4715. U241351 UNL July 9, 2009 ($11.27) claiming the surplus, or any part there- File 2009-0528 Nearest Cross Street: Bloy Street SHERIFF'S SALE of, may file a motion pursuant to Court Subject to any open taxes, Sheriff's File Number: CH-09003209 Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the Jennifer M. Perez, Acting HILLSIDE water/sewer, municipal or iax liens Division: CHANCERY nature and extent of that person's Clerk of the Superior Court that may be due. Docket Number: F3368008 claim and asking for an order directing U241381 UNL July 9, 2009 ($50.47) SHERIFF'S SALE Tax and prior lien Info: At the time of County: Union payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff's File Number: CH-09003068 publication taxes/sewer/water Informa- Plaintiff: U.S. BANK NATIONAL sheriff or other person conducting the HILLSIDE Division: CHANCERY tion was not available - You must ASSOCIATION sale will have information regarding Docket Number: F3205308 check with the tax, collector for exact VS the surplus, If any. BOARD OF EDUCATION County: Union amounts due. • >; Defendant: GLORIA JAMES Plaintiff: DEUTSCHE BANK NATION- Surplus Money: Ir after the sale and Sale Date; 07/29/2009 JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $163,605.00*" PUBLIC NOTICE AL TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE satisfaction of the mortgage debt, Writ of Execution; 05/18/2009 One Hundred Sixty-Three Thousand FOR MORGAN STANLEY ABS CAPI- including cost;; and expenses, there By virtue of the above-stated writ of Six Hundred Five and 00/100*** Please take notice that the Hillside TAL I INC. TRUST 2006-HE3 remains any surplus money, the money execution to me directed I shall Attorney: Board of Education shall hold the VS will be deposited Into the Superior expose for sale by public venue, at the FEIN. SUCH, KAHN & SHEPARD, PC following meeting: Defendant: FRED ODUN; MARTHA Court Trust Fund and any person UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION 7 CENTURY DRIVE OKUNZUWA-OSAWE claiming the surplus, or any part there- BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- SUITE 201 July 16, 2009 commencing at 7:00 p.m Sale Date: 07/22/2009 of, may file a motion pursuant to Court BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., PARSIPPANY, NJ 07054 to be held at the Administration Build- Writ of Execution: 05/15/2009 Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the (973)538-4700 ing, 195 Virginia Street, Hillside NJ. By virtue of the above-stated writ of nature and extent of that person's afternoon of said day. All successful Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich execution to me directed I shall claim and asking for an order directing bidders must have 20% of their bid A full legal description can be found al expose for sale by public venue, at the payment of the surplus money. The available in cash or certified check at the Union County Sheriff's Office The board reserves the option of UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION Sheriff or other person conducting the the conclusion of the sales, Total Upset: $182,633.04 adjourning to executive session at BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- sale will have information regarding Property to be sold is located in the ***One Hundred Eighty-Two Thousand these meetings. BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., the surplus, if any. Township of Hillside, County of Six Hundred Thirty-Three and on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the Union, State of New Jersey 04/100*** HILLSIDE BOARD OF EDUCATION afternoon of said day. All successful Note: The sheriff reserves the right to Premises commonly known as: 1455 July 2, 9, 16, 23, 2009 Kenneth R. Weinhsimer bidders must have 20% of their bid adjourn this sale for any length of time MUNN AVENUE, HILLSIDE NJ 07205 U240891 UNL ($166.80) Business Administrator/ available in cash or certified check at without further advertisement. BEING KNOWN as LOT 4, BLOCK Board Secretary the conclusion of the sales. JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $238,861.29"* 1011, on the official Tax Map of the U241494 UNL July 9, 2009 ($11.27) Property to be sold is located in the Two Hundrendred Thirty-EighThiyg t Thousand Township of Hillside PUBLIC NOTICE Township of Hillside, County of EighEigh t Hundre• d-• Sixty-OnSixly-One and Dimensions: 108.15 feet x 37.50 feet HILLSIDE" Union, State of New Jersey 297100297100*** " x 108.15 feet x 37.50 feet Premises commonly known as: 1312 Attorney: Nearest Cross Street: Clark Street ELIZABETH SHERIFF'S SALE WHITE STREET, HI1.LSIDE NJ 07205 ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, The Sheriff hereby reserves the Sheriff's File Number: CH- 08002378 BEING KNOWN as LOT 28, BLOCK LLC right to adjourn this sale without SHERIFF'S SALE Division: CHANCERY 714, on the official Tax Map of the 200 SHEFFIELD STREET further notice by publication. Sheriff's File Number: CH- 09002825 Docket Number: F1950103 Township of Hillside SUITE 301 'Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- Division: CHANCERY County. Union Dimensions: 100.00 feet x 40.00 feet MOUNTAINSIDE, NJ 07092 pal nens or other charges, and any Docket Number: F1B60908 Plaintiff: DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL x 100.00 feet x 40.00 feet (908)233-8500 FCZ-95403 such taxes, charges, liens, insurance County: Union TRUST CO. FKA BANKERS TRUST Nearest Cross Street: Long Ave Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich premiums or other advances made by Plaintiff: U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSO- CO. OF CALIFORNIA, N.A., AS The Sheriff hereby reserves the A full legal description can be found at plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- CIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR CREDIT TRUSTEE FOR ASSET-BACKED right to adjourn this sale without the Union County Sheriff's Office ed parties are to conduct and rely SUISSE FIRST BOSTON CSFB 2005- SECURITIES CORP. LONG BEACH further notice by publication. Total Upset: $279,255.16 upon their own Independent investiga- 12 HOME EQUITY LOAN TRUST 2000- •Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- ***Two Hundred Seventy-Nine Thou- tion to ascertain whether or not any VS LB1 pal liens or other charges, and any sand Two Hundred Fifty-Five and outstanding interest remain of record Defendant: ELVIA CANDO, MORT- VS such taxes, charges, liens, insurance 16/100*** and/or have priority over the lien being GAGE ELECTRONIC REGISYRATION Defendant: RETHA P. ROSE- premiums or other advances made by July 2, 9, 16, 23, 2009 foreclosed and, if so the current SYSTEMS INC. AS NOMINEE FOR ARNOLD; MR. ARNOLD, HUSBAND plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- U240895 UNL ($188.16) amount due thereon. CREDIT SUISSE FIRST BOSTON OF RETHA R.ARNOLD I ed parties are to conduct and rely "If the sale is set aside for any rea- FINANCIAL CORPORATION ITS SUC- Sale Date: 07/15/2009 upon their own independent investiga- CESSORS AND ASSIGNS CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE PAGE 36 — THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2009 LOCALSOURCE.CQM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE

POBDCNOTICE PUBUCNOTTCE PUBLlCUOTfCE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Sale Date: 07/15/2Q0S ELIZABETH Sale Date: 07/15/2009 ROSELLE VS Writ of Execution: 05/Q4/2Q09 a- Writ of Execution: 04/20/2009 Defendant: DEYANIRA BENAVIDEZ; By virtue of the above-stated writ of NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS By virtue of the above-stated writ of NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS- execution to me directed I shall execution to me directed I shall TRATION SYSTEMS INC., AS NOMI- expose for sale by public venue, at the Docket No. : F-41857-08 expose for sale by public venue, at the Docket No. : F-9391-09 NEE FOR INDYMAC BANK, F.S.B. UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION Superior Court of New Jersey UNION COUNT? ADMINISTRATION Superior Court of New Jersey Sale Date; 07/15/2009 BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR. 10 ELIZA- Chancery Division BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- Chancery Division Writ of Execution: 05/04/2009 BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, NJ., Union County BETHTOWN PLAZA,' Elizabeth, N.J., Union County By virtue of the above-stated writ of on WEDNESDAY, a( two o'clock in Hie on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the execution to me directed I shall afternoon of said day. All successful (L.S.) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: afternoon of said day. All successful (L.S.) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: expose for sale by public venue, at the bidders must have 20% of their bid Zoila P. Oliveiro bidders must have 20% of their bid PEDRO QUISPE UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION available in cash or certified check at Alexander Oliveiro, and each of available in cash or certified check at MILDRED FIGUEROA, and each of BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- the conclusion of the sales. their heirs, devisees, and personal the conclusion of the. sales. their heirs, devisees, and personal BETHTOWN PLAZA at ,tw Elizabeth, N.J., Property to be sold is located In the representatives, and his, her, their The property to be sold is located in representatives, and his, her, their on WEDNESDAY, ° o'clock in the City of Elizabeth, County of Union, or any of their successors In right, the City of Elizabeth in the County of or any of their successors in right, afternoon of said day. All successful State of New Jersey title and interest Union, State of New Jersey. title and Interest bidders must have 20% of their bid Premises commonly known as: 1178- Commonly known as: 231 1st Street, available in cash.,or certified check at 80 MARY ST, ELIZABETH NJ 07201 YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED Elizabeth, NJ 07206 YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED the conclusion of the'sales. BEING KNOWN as LOT 941.A, AND REQUIRED to serve upon ZUCK- Tax Lot No.: 115 in Block 1 AND REQUIRED to serve upon ZUCK- The property to be sold is located in BLOCK 12, on the official Tax Map of ER, GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, LLC, Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 52 ER, GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, LLC, the CITY of ELIZABETH, County of the City of Elizabeth ESQS., plaintiff's attorneys, whose ft. x 25 ft. ESQS., plaintiff's attorneys, whose UNION and State of New Jersey. Dimensions: 147.34 feet X 11.00 feet address is 200 Sheffield Street, Suite Nearest Cross Street: Pine Street address is 200 Sheffield Street, Suite Commonly known as: 404-406 ROSE- x 27.58 feet x 140.98 feet x 16.66 feet 301, Mountainside, New Jersey Subject to any open taxes, 301, Mountainside, New Jersey HILL PL, ELIZABETH, NJ 07202. x 24.29 feet 07092-0024, telephone number 1-908- water/sewer, municipal or tax liens 07092-0024, telephone number 1-908- Tax Lot No. 1058.C in Block No. 6 Nearest Cross Street: Walnut Street 233-8500, an Answer to the Amended that may be due. 233-8500, an Answer to the Amended Dimension of Lot Approximately: The Sheriff hereby reserves the Complaint filed in a civil action, In Tax and prior lien info: At the time of Complaint filed in a civil action, in 17.97 X 100 right to adjourn this sale without which Bank of America, NA is plaintiff, publication taxes/sewer/water informa- which Deutsche Bank Trust Company Nearest Cross Street: GROVE further notice by publication. and Zoila P. Oliveiro, et at., are defen- tion was not available? You must check Americas as Trustee for RALI STREET •Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- dants, pending in the Superior Court of with She tax collector for exact- 2OOQQA7 is plaintiff, and PEDRO BEGINNING at a point in the easterly pal liens or other charges, and any New Jersey. Chancery Division, Union amounts due. QUISPE, et al., are defendants, pend- side line of Rosehill Place, said such taxes, charges, liens, insurance County, and bearing Docket F-41857- Surplus Money: If after the sale and ing in the Superior Court of New Jer- point being distant 68.27 feet premiums or other advances made by 08 within thirty-five (35) days after satisfaction of the mortgage debt, sey, Chancery Division, Union County, southerly from the intersection of plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- 07/09/2009 exclusive of such date, or including costs and expenses, there and bearing Docket F-9391-09 within said easterly side line of Rosehill ed parties are to conduct and rely If published after 07/09/2009 (35) remains any surplus money, the money thirty-five f35) days after 07/09/2009 Place with the southerly side line of upon their own independent investiga- days after the actual date of such pub- will be deposited into the Superior exclusive of such date, or if published Grove Street, thence tion to ascertain whether or not any lication, exclusive of such date. If you Court Trust Fund and any person after 07/09/2009, (35) days after the "THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES outstanding Interest remain of record fail to do so, judgment by default may claiming the surplus, or any part there- actual date of such publication, exclu- THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE and/or have priority over the lien being be rendered against you for the relief of, may file a motion pursuant to Court sive of such date. If you fail to do so, WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE foreclosed and, if so the current demanded in (he Amended Com- Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the judgment by default may be rendered THROUGH PUBLICATION." amount due thereon. plaint. You shall file your Answer and nature and extent of that person's against you for the relief demanded in PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES "If the sale is set aside for any rea- proof of service in duplicate with the claim and asking for an order directing the Amended Complaint. You shall TAXES $3.04 son, the Purchaser at the sale shall be Clerk of the Superior Court of New payment of the surplus money. The file your Answer and proof of service WATER + INTEREST $105.96 entitled only a return of the deposit Jersey, Hughes Justice Complex - CN Sheriff or other person conducting the in duplicate with the Clerk of the Supe- SEWER + INTEREST $79.18 paid. The Purchaser shall have no fur- 971, Trenton, New Jersey 08625, in sale will have information regarding rior Court of New Jersey, Hughes Jus- TOTAL AS OF May 18, 2009: $188.18 ther recourse against the Mortgagor accordance with the rules of civil prac- the surplus, if any. tice Complex - CN 971, Trenton, New the Mortgagor's attorney. tice and procedure. Jersey 08625, in accordance with the Surplus Money;, if after the sale and ***lf after the sale and satisfaction Note: The sheriff reserves the right to rules of civil practice and procedure. satisfaction of the mortgage debt, of the mortgage debt, including This action has been instituted for adjourn this sale for any length,oj time including costs and expenses, there costs and expenses, there remains the purpose of (1) foreclosing a Mort- without further advertisement. This action has been instituted for remains any surplus money, the money any surplus money, the money will gage dated 02/21/2003 made by Zoila JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $300,811.B5*** the purpose of (1) foreclosing a Mort- will be deposited into the Superior be deposited into the Superior Court P. Oliveiro and Alexander Oliveiro as Three Hundred Thousand Eight Hun- gage dated 06729/2006 made by Court Trust Fund and any person Trust Fund and any person claiming mortgagors, to Mortgage Electronic dred Eleven and 85/100*** Peoro Quispe and Mildred Figueroa as claiming the surplus, or any part there- the surplus, or any part thereof, may Registration Systems, Inc., as nomi- Attorney: » mortgagors, to Mortgage Electronic of, may file a motion pursuant to Court file a motion pursuant to Court nee for Fleet National Bank recorded ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, Registration Systems, Inc., as nomi- Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the on 03/14/2003 In Book 9955 of Mort- LtC nee for Homecomings Financial Net- nature and extent of that person's nature and extent of that person's gages for Union County, Page 982 200 SHEFFIELD STREET work, Inc. recorded on 07/10/2006 in claim and asking for an order directing claim and asking for an order direct- which Mortgage wa's duly assigned to SUITE 301 ' Book M11760 of Mortgages for Union payment of the surplus ..money. The ing payment of the surplus money. the plaintiff, Bank of America, NA, by MOUNTAINSIDE, NJ 07092 County, Page 656 which Mortgage was Sheriff or other person conducting the The Sheriff or other person conduct- Assignment of Mortgage dated (908)233-8500 FCZ-90299 duly assigned to the plaintiff, sale will have information regarding ing the sale will have information 04/1072009; Foreclosing a Second Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich. Deutsche Bank Trust Company Americ- the surplus, if any. regarding the surplus, if any. Mortgage dated 11/03/2006 made by A full legal description can be found at as as Trustee for RALI 2006QA7 , by JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $193,068.99*** JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $535,785.26 Zoila oliveiro and Alexander Oliveiro the Union County Sheriff's Office Assignment of Mortgage dated One Hundred Ninety-Three Thou- ""Five Hundred Thirty-Five Thou- as mortgagors, to Bank of America, NA Total Upset: $350,449.96 02/17/2009; and (2) to recover posses- sand Sixty-Eight and 99/100*** sand Seven Hundred Eighty-Five recorded on 11/20/2006 in Book 11941 •"Three Hundred Fifty Thousand Four sion of, and concerns premises com- Attorney: and 26/100""1 of Mortgages for Union County, Page Hundred Forty-Nine and 96/100*** monly known as 901 CHESTNUT FEIN. SUCH, KAHN & SHEPARD, PC Attorney: 413 to the above named Plaintiff, wno June 1B, 25, July 2, 9, 2009 STREET, ROSELLE, NJ 07203, also 7 CENTURY DRIVE is the present holder of said mortgage; U240056 PRO ($162.68) being Lot 39 in Block 3402. SUITE 201 PHELA'N HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC and (2) to recover possession of, and !f you are unable to obtain an attor- PARSIPPANY, NJ 07054 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD concerns premises commonly known ney, you may communicate with the (973)538-4700 ... SUITE 100 as 1032 - 1034 BOND STREET, CITY New Jersey Bar Association by calling Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich MT LAUREL, NJ 080S4 OF ELIZABETH, NJ 07202, also being ELIZABETH 732-249-5000. You may also contact A full legal description can be found at (856)813-5500 Lot 290, W08 in Block 8. the Lawyer Referral Service of the the Union County Sheriff's Office Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich If you are unable to obtain an attor- SHERIFF'S SALE County of venue by calling 908-353- Total Upset: $214,842.62 A full legal description can be found at ney, you may communicate with the Sheriff's File Number: CH- 09002953 4715. If you cannot afford an attorney, ***Two Hundred Fourteen Thousand the Union County Sheriffs Office New Jersey Bar Association by calling Division: CHANCERY you may communicate with the Legal Eight Hundred Forty-Two and Totai Upset: $615,422.15 732-249-5000. You may also contact Docket Number; F268508 Services office of the County of venue 627100*" ***Six Hundred Fifteen Thousand Four the Lawyer Referral Service of the County: Union by calling 908-354-4340. June 18, 25, July 2, 9, 2009 Hundred Twenty-Two and 15/100"* County of venue by calling 908-353- Plaintiff: INDYMAC BANK F.S.B. YOU, PEDRO QUISPE, his heirs, U240050 PRO ($168.56) June 18, 25, July 2, 9, 2009 4715. If you cannot afford an attorney, VS devisees, and personal representa- U240Q47 PRO ($190.12) you may communicate with the Legal Defendant: MILTON VILLA tives, and his, their or any of their ELIZABETH Services office of the County of venue Sale Date: 07/22/2009 successors in3 right, title and interest by calling 908-354-4340. Writ of Execution: 04/29/2009 are made a -party defendant to this SHERIFF'S SALE YOU, ZOILA P. OLIVEIRO, her heirs, By virtue of the above-stated writ of foreclosure action because you exe- Sheriffs File Number: CH-09003395 devisees, and personal representa- execution to me directed I shall cuted Plaintiff's obligation and mort- Division: CHANCERY ELIZABETH tives, and her, their or any of their expose for sale by public venue, at the gage and may be liable for any defi- Docket Number: F2458606 successors in right, title and interest UNION CO0NTY ADMINISTRATION ciency, and are a record owner of the County: Union SHERIFF'S SALE are made a party defendant to this BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- subject property and for any right, title Plaintiff: TD BANK, N.A., AS SUC- Sheriff's File Number: CH-09002958 foreclosure action because you exe- BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., and interest you may have in, io or CESSOR BY MERGER TO COM- Division: CHANCERY cuted Plaintiff's obligation and mort- on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the against the subject property. MERCE BANK, N.A. Docket Number: F2892808 afternoon of said day. All successful VS County: Union gage and may be liable for any defi- bidders must have 20% of (heir bid YOU, MILDRED FIGUEROA, her ciency, and are a record owner of the heirs, devisees, and personal repre- Defendant: 321 WASHINGTON Plaintiff: PUBLIC SAVINGS BANK subject property and for any right, title available In cash or certified check at AVENUE, LLC, SANTIAGO CENTURI- VS the.conclusion of the sales. sentatives, and her, their or any of and interest you may have in, to or The property to be sold is located in their successors in right, title and ON AND Y GISSELLIE LLC, DBA LA Defendant: LONG TERM INVESTMENT against the subject property. Interest are made a party defendant to VICTORIA SUPERMARKET A, LLC., GLEN KRAMSKY AND JOHN the CITY of ELIZABETH, County of Sale Date: 08/05/2009 S. MALCZAN YOU, ZOILA P. OLIVEIRO, her heirs, UNION and State of New Jersey. this foreclosure action because you devisees, and personal representa- executed Plaintiff's obligation and Writ of Execution: 06/05/200S Sale Date: 07/22/2009 Commonly known as: 308 E JERSEY By virtue of the above-stated writ of Writ of Execution: 04/21/2003 tives, and her, their or any of their ST, ELIZABETH, NJ 07202. mortgage and may be liable for any successors in right, title and interest deficiency, and are a record owner of execution to me directed I shall By virtue of the above-stated writ of Tax Lot No. 277 in Block No. 3 expose for sale by public venue, at the execution to me directed I shall are further made a party defendant to Dimensions of Lot Approximately: 25 the subject property and for any right, this foreclosure action because you title and interest you may have in, to UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION expose for sale by public venue, at the X 100 BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION hold a judgment/llen/mortgage which or against the subject property. may be against the owner/mort- Nearest Cross Street: 3RD STREET File #XCZ 118168 BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., gagors) and for any right, title and Beginning at a point in the southwest- interest you may have in, to or against erly sideline of East Jersey Street, dis- afternoon of said day. All successful on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the JENNIFER M-. PEREZ, CLERK bidders must have 20% of their bid afternoon of said day. All successful the subject property. Upon request, a tant 100.00 feet northwesterly along SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY copy of the Complaint and Amended the same from its intersection with the available in cash or certified check at bidders must have 20% of their bid the conclusion of the sales. available in cash or certified check at Complaint, if any, will be supplied to northwesterly sideline of Third Street, you for particularity. and thence running; This is an attempt PROPERTY TO BE SOLD IS LOCATED the conclusion of the sales, "THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES to collect a debt, IN THE CITY OF ELIZABETH, COUN- NAME OF SALE: Public Savings Bank YOU, ALEXANDER OLIVEIRO, his THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE and any information obtained will TY OF UNION AND STATE OF NEW us. Long Term Investment, A, LLC, et heirs, devisees, and personal repre- WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE be used for that purpose. JERSEY, COMMONLY KNOWN AS 321 sentatives, and his, their or any of U241354 PRO July 9, 2009 ($53,90) WASHINGTON AVENUE, ELIZABETH, their successors in right, title and THROUGH PUBLICATION." NJ. STREET NO.: 444-446 East Jersey interest are made a party defendant to PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES Street, Elizabeth, NJ 07201 TOTAL AS OF May 14, 2009: $.00 LINDEN/ROSELLE TAX LOT AND BLOCK NOS. this foreclosure action because you LOT 1549, BLOCK 6 executed Plaintiff's mortgage and may Surplus Money: If after the sale and NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARD DIMENSIONS (approx.): 25 x 100 Lot 30S Block 3 be liable for any deficiency, and are a satisfaction of the mortgage debt, NEAREST CROSS STREET: ROO- THE DIMENSIONS: 55.00 ft x 0.20 ft X i.ncluding costs and expenses, there SEVELT STREET 45.00 ft X 50.00 ft X 100.00 ft X 50.50 record owner of the subject property The Linden Roseile Sewerage Authori- and for any right, title and interest you remains any surplus money, the money ty has awarded the following contract THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES ft. may have in, to or against the subject will be deposited Into the Superior NO. OF FEET TO THE NEAREST without competitive bidding as an THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE property. Court Trust Fund and any person Extraordinary Unspecifiable services WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE CROSG STREET: 199.B0 ft from Fifth File it XCZ111056 claiming the surplus, or any part there- of, may file a motion pursuant to Court pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11-5(1 )(a)(i). THROUGH PUBLICATION. THE6 SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES Rules 4:64-3 arid 4:57-2 stating the This contract and the resolution JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $473,380.27 THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THiS SALE JENNIFER M. PEREZ, CLERK nature and extent of that person's authorizing It are on file and available ***Four Hundred Seventy-Three SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY for public inspection in the offices'of Thousand Three Hundred Eighty and WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE claim and asking for an order directing the Linden Roseile Sewerage Authori- 27/100*** THROUGH PUBLICATION. payment of the surplus, money. The Attorney: JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $425,759.78"' This is an attempt Sheriff or other person conducting the ty, and the Clerks of the City of Linden Four Hundred Twenty-Five Thousand to collect a debt, sale will have information regarding and Borough of Roseile. MEYNER & LANDIS LLP Seven Hundred Fifty-Nine and and any information obtained will the surplus, if any. ONE GATEWAY CENTER 78/1 no- be used for that purpose. AWARD: New Energy Concepts, LLC SUITE 2500 U241296 PRO July 9, 2009 ($63.21) JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $476,912.24"* NEWARK, NJ 07102 Attorney: Four Hundred Seventy-Six thousand EISENBERG, GOLD & CETTEI - ______SERVICES: Energy Management Con- (973)624-2800 Nine Hundred Twelve and 24/100*** sulting Services Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich COUNSELORS Attorney: A full legal description can be found at 1040 NORTH KINGS HIGHWAY FEIN. SUCH, KAHN & SHEPARD, PC the Union County Sheriff's Office STE 200 SHERIFF'S SALE TIME PERIOD: July 1, 2009 - June 30, Sheriff's File Number: CH-09002820 7 CENTURY DRIVE 2010 Total Upset: S528,185.41 CHERRY HILL, NJ 08034 Division: CHANCERY SUITE 201 ***Five Hundred Twenty-Eight Thou- (856 795-0351 Docket Number: F2116407 PARSIPPANY, NJ 07054 sand One Hundred Eighty-Five and Sheriff: Raiph Froehlich (973)538-4700 COST: $12,000.00 41/100*** A full legal description can be found at County: Union U241353 PRO July 9, 2009 ($12.74) Plaintiff: STEEL MOUNTAIN CAPITAL Sheriff f : Ralph Froehlich the Union County Sheriff's Office A uJI legal description can be found at July 9, 16, 23, 30, 2009 Total Upset: $471,585.34 II LLC ELIZABETH U241320 PRO ($119.56) VS the Union County Sheriff's Office ""Four Hundred Seventy-One Thou- Total Upset: $529,473.47 ______sand Five Hundred Eighty-Five and Defendant: CLARA DIEZ; EDWARD ***Fivs Hundred Twenty-Nine Thou- SHERIFF'S SALE 34/100*" DIEZ; MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC sand Four Hundred Seventy-Three and Sheriff's File Number: CH- 09002890 June 25, July 2, 9, 16, 2009 REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC. AS 47/100*** Division: CHANCERY SHERIFF'S SALE U240476 PRO ($121.52) NOMINEE FOR INDYMAC BANK, FSB; Docket Number: F2330708 Sheriff's File Number: CH-09002959 SURGICAL ASSOCIATES OF CEN- June 25, July 2, 9, 16, 2009 County: Union Division: CHANCERY TRAL NEW JERSEY, P.A.; STATE OF U240479 PRO ($150.92) Plaintiff: INDYMAC MORTGAGE Docket Number: F1541708 NEW JERSEY- F.S.B. County: Union CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COiVl THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2009 — PAGE 37

PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Plaintiff: BAYVIEW LOAN SERVICES, Premises commonly known as: 123 RAHWAY Surplus Money: If after the sale and Writ of Execution: 05/06/2009 LLC, A DELAWARE LIMITED LIABILI- STH ST, ELIZABETH NJ 07206 satisfaction of the mortgage debt, . By virtue of the aboye-stated writ of TY COMPANY, BEING KNOWN as LOT 3S7, BLOCK SHERIFF'S SALE including costs and expenses, ti\ere execution to me directed I shall VS 3, on the official Tax Map of the City Sheriff's File Number: CH- 09003231 remains any surplus money, the money expose for sale by public venue, at the Defendant: RODRIGO CAMELO AND of Elizabeth Division: CHANCERY will be deposited into trie Superior UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION MARLENE CAMELO, HUSBAND OF Dimensions: 25.00 feet X 100.00 feet Docket Number: F3101707 Court Trust Fund and any person BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- WIFE, JULIO BONILLA AND ANGELA X 25.00 feet X 100.00 feet County: Union claiming the surplus, or any part there- BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., BONILLA . Nearest Cross Street: Livingston Plaintiff: COUNTRYWIDE HOME of, may file a motion pursuant to Court on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the Sale Date: 07/22/2009 Street LOANS, Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the afternoon of said day. All successful Writ of Execution: 05/06/2009 The Sheriff hereby reserves the VS nature and extent of that person's bidders must have 20% of their bid By virtue of the above-stated writ of right to adjourn this sale without Defendant: BARBARA PETERSON, claim and asking for an order directing available in cash or certified check at execution to me directed I shall further notice by publication. MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS- payment of the surplus money. The the conclusion of the sales. expose for sale by public venue, at the 'Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- TRATION SYSTEMS INC., AS NOMI- Sheriff or other person conductlno the The property to be sold is located in UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION pal liens or other charges, and any NEE FOR COUNTRYWfDE HOME sale will have information regarding the CITY of ELIZABETH, County of BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- such taxes, charges, liens, insurance LOANS, INC.. SENTRY EXTERIORS, the surplus, If any. UNION and State of New Jersey. BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., premiums or other advances made by INC., ROBERTO S. ELEAZAR, M.D. ET JUDGMENT AMO1JNT: $348,636.23*** Commonly known as: 409 HIGH ST, on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- ALS. Three Hundred Forty-Eight Thou- ELIZABETH, NJ 07202. afternoon of said day. All successful ed parties are to conduct and rely Sale Date: 07/29/2009 sand Six Hundred Thirty-Six and Tax Lot No. 709.A in Block No. 9 bidders must have 20% of their bid upon their own independent investiga- Writ of Execution: 05/14/2009 23/100*** Dimensions of Lot Approximately: 25 available in cash or certified check at tion to ascertain whether or not any By virtue of the above-stated writ of Attorney: the conclusion of the sales. outstanding interest remain of record execution to me directed I shall FEIN. SUCH, KAHN & SHEPARD, PC Nearest Cross Street: FOURTH AVE PROPERTY TO BE SOLD IS LOCATED and/or have priority over the lien being expose for sale by public venue, at the 7 CENTURY DRIVE BEGINNING AT A POINT IN THE IN: City of Elizabeth, County of Union, foreclosed and, if so the current UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION SUITE 201 NORTHERLY SIDE OF HIGH STREET, in the State of New Jersey. amount due thereon. BUILDING. 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- PARSIPPANY, NJ 07054 SAID POINT BEING DISTANT 100.00 PREMISES COMMONLY KNOWN AS: **lf the sale is set aside for any rea- BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., (973)538-4700 FEET MEASURED WESTERLY ALONG 335 Washington Street, Elizabeth, NJ son, the Purchaser at the sale shall be on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich SAID NORTHERLY SIDE OF HIGH 07202 entitled only a return of the deposit afternoon of said day. All successful A full legal description can be found at STREET (60' ROW) FROM ITS INTER- TAX LOT #1567 BLOCK # 6 paid. The Purchaser shall have no fur- bidders must have 20% of their bid the Union County Sheriff's Office SECTION WITH THE WITH THE APPROXIMATE DIMENSIONS: 25' x ther recourse against the Mortgagor available in cash or certified check at Total Upset: $387,641.12 WESTERLY SIDE OF FOURTH 100' the Mortgagor's attorney. the conclusion of the'sales. ""Three Hundred Eighty-Seven Thou- AVENUE (60' ROW) THENCE NEAREST CROSS STREET: McLain ***lf after the sale and satisfaction The property to be sold is located in sand Six Hundred Forty-One and "THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES Street of the mortgage debt, including the CITY of RAHWAY, County of 12/100*** THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE costs and expenses, there remains UNION and State of New Jersey. June 25, July 2, 9, 16, 2009 WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE Current through 2nd Quarter 2009* any surplus money, the money will Commonly known as: 468 HANCOCK U240457 PRO ($158.7*6) THROUGH PUBLICATION." *Plus interest on these figures through be deposited into the Superior Court ST#405, RAHWAY, NJ 07065. PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES date of payoff and any and all subse- Trust Fund and any person claiming Tax Lot No. 4C405 in Block No. 304.01 ELIZABETH TOTAL AS OF May 18, 2009: $.00 quent taxes, water and sewer the surplus, or any part thereof, may Dimension of Lot Approximately: Surplus Money: If after the sale and amounts. F file a motion pursuant to Court CONDOMINIUM satisfaction of the mortgage debt, Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the SHERIFF'S SALE Surplus Money: If after the sale and Sheriff's File Number: CH-09003236 including costs and expenses, there nature and extent of that person's Nearest Cross Street: LAWRENCE remains any surplus money, the money satisfaction of the mortgage debt, claim and asking for an order direct- STREET Division: CHANCERY including costs and expenses, there Docket Number: F2738507 will be deposited into the Superior ing payment of the surplus money. Known and designated as Unit No. Court Trust Fund and any person remains any surplus money, the money The Sheriff or other person conduct- 405 situate in Riverwalk at Rahway, County: Union will be deposited into the Superior Plaintiff: US BANK NATIONAL ASSO- claiming the surplus, or any part there- ing the sale will have information a condominium, together with an of, may file a motion pursuant to Court Court Trust Fund and any person regarding the surplus, if any. undivided 1.1628% interest in the CIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR CSAB claiming the surplus, or any. part there- MORTGAGE-BACKED PASS- Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the of, may file a motion pursuant to Court Jl/DGMENT AMOUNT: $593,332.24 common elements of said condo- nature and extent of that person's ***Five Hundred Ninety-Three Thou- minium in accordance with and sub- THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SERIES claim and asking for an order.directing Rules 4:64-3 and, 4:57-2 stating the sand Three Hundred Thirty-Two and ject to the terms, limitations, condi- 2006-2 . nature and extent of that person's 24/100*** tions, covenants, restrictions, VS ayment of the surplus money. The claim and asking for an order directing Attorney: reservations, easements, agree- Defendant: EDWARD ARTHUR, gheriff or other person conducting the payment of the surplus money, The sale will have information regarding Sheriff or other person conducting the ments, charges and other provisions MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS- PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC as set forth in the Master Deed of TRATION SYSTEMS, INC. AS A NOMI- the surplus, if any. sale will have information regarding JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $506,795.10*** the surplus, if any. 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD Riverwalk at Rahway, a Condomini- NEE FOR CREDIT SUISSE FINANCIAL SUITE 100 um, recorded December 20, 2005, in CORPORATION Five Hundred Six Thousand Seven THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES MT LAUREL, NJ 08054 the Office of the Union County Sale Date: 08/05/2009 Hundred Ninety-Five and 10/100*** THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE (856)813-5500 Clerk/Register in Deed Book 5552 Writ of Execution: 05/15/2009 Attorney: WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich Page 0802, as same may now or By virtue, of the above-stated writ of FEIN, SUCH, KAHN & SHEPARD, PC THROUGH PUBLICATION A full legal description can be found at hereafter be further lawfully amend- execution to me directed I shall 7 CENTURY DRIVE A FULL LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE the Union County Sheriff's Office ed. expose for safe by public venue, at the SUITE 201 PREMISES CAN BE FOUND IN THE Total Upset: $696,570.63 "THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION PARSIPPANY, NJ 07054 OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF OF UNION ***Six Hundred Ninety-Six Thousand THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- (973)538-4700 COUNTY Five Hundred Seventy and 63/100*** WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $111,210.28*** June 25, July 2, 9, 16, 2009 THROUGH PUBLICATION." on WEDNESDAY,-at two o'clock in the A full legal description can be found at One Hundred Eleven Thousand Two U240497 PRO ($176.40) PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES afternoon of said day. All successful the Union County Sheriff's Office Hundred Ten and 28/100*** ______bidders must have 20% of their bid Total Upset: $562,579.05 Attorney: WATER $597.03 available in cash or certified check at ***Five Hundred Sixty-Two Thousand TOTAL AS OF May 28, 2009: $597.03 the conclusion of the sales. PARKER MC CAY - ATTORNEYS Surplus Money: If after the sale and Five Hundred Seventy-Nine and 7001 LINCOLN DRIVE WEST Property to be sold is located in the 051100*** SHERIFF'S SALE satisfaction of ths mortgage debt, City of Elizabeth, County of Union, THREE GREENTREE CENTRE - including costs and expenses, there June 25, July 2, 9, 16. 2009 P.O. BOX 974 Sheriff's File Number: CH-09002978 • State of New Jersey U240460 PRO ($162,68) MARLTON, NJ 08053-0974 Division: CHANCERY remains any surplus money, the money Premises commonly known as: 230 (856)596-8900 Docket Number: F2608907 will be deposited into the Superior Clark PI, Elizabeth NJ 07206 ELIZABETH Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich County: Union Court Trust Fund and any person BEING KNOWN as LOT 59, BLOCK 1, A full legal description can be found at Plaintiff: DEUTSCHE BANK TRUST claiming the surplus, or any part there- on the official-Tax Map of the City of : SHERIFF'S SALE COMPANY AMERICAS, AS TRUSTEE of, may file a motion pursuant to Court Elizabeth the Uhion County Sheriff's Office Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the Sheriff's File Number: CH-09003440•;:•••. Total Upset: $124,532.78 VS Dimensions: 100.00 feet x 37.50 feet Division: CHANCERY- : 'i:.:..;. ***One Hundred Twenty-Four Thou- Defendant; EUDOSIA NUNEZ; MORT- nature and extent of that person's claim and asking foran order directing x 100.00 feet x 37.50 feet Docket Number : F1714707B,; . • v sand Five Hundred Thirty-Two and GAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION payment of the surplus money. The Nearest Cross Street: Second Street County: Union 78/100*** *; SYSTEMS, INC., AS NOMINEE FOR Sheriff or other person conducting the The Sheriff hereby reserves the Plaintiff: THE BANK OF NEW YORK June 25, July 2, 9, 16, 2009 AEGIS MORTGAGE CORPORATION sale will have Information- regarding right to adjourn this sale without FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE CERTIFI- U240474 PRO ($170.52) Sale Date: 07/22/2009 the surplus, if any. further notice by publication. CATEHOLDERS ASSET-BACKED CER- Writ of Execution: 05/08/2009 JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $401,577.15 •Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- TIFICATES, SERIES 2007-3 LINDEN By virtue of the aboye-stated writ of ***Four Hundred One Thousand Five pal liens or other charges, and any VS execution to me directed I shall Hundred Seventy-Seven and such taxes, charges, liens, insurance Defendant: DILSON M. TEIXEIRA AND Storage Post, Inc., will sell at Public expose for sale by public venue, at the 15/100*** premiums or other advances made by MRS. DILSON M. TEIXEIRA, WIFE OF Auction under New Jersey Lien laws UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION Attorney: plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- DILSON M. TEIXEIRA AND MORT- for cash only on July 24, 2009 at BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- ed parties are lo conduct and rely GAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION 11:00AM and on Such succeeding days BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., FEIN, SUCH, KAHN & SHEPARD, PC upon their own independent investiga- SYSTEMS, INC. and times as may be necessary at 401 on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the 7 CENTURY DRIVE tion to ascertain whether or not any Sale Date: 08/05/2009 S. Park Ave., Linden, NJ 07036 the afternoon of said day. All successful SUITE 201 outstanding interest remain of record Writ of Execution: 04/28/2009 property described herein as belong- bidders must have 20% of their bid PARSIPPANY, NJ 07054 and/or have priority over the lien being By virtue of the aboye-stated writ of ing to: available in cash or certified check at (973)538-4700 foreclosed and, If so the current execution to me directed I shall the conclusion of the sales. Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich amount due thereon. expose for sale by public venue, at the The property to be sold is located in A full legal description can be found at "If the sale is set aside for any rea- UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION Stephanie Murrell #2053: bags; Rlzal the City of ELIZABETH in the County the Union County Sheriff's Office Gilmore #6013: car jack, chairs, bags; son, the Purchaser at the sale shall be BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- of Union, State of New Jersey. Total Upset: $449,592.88 entitled only a return of the deposit BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., Michael Aguas #2211: cartons, bags; Commonly known as: 373 ELMORA ***Four Hundred Forty-Nine Thousand Ahmed Atia #1022: bags, clothes; Keir paid. The Purchaser shall have no fur- on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the AVE., ELIZABETH, NJ 0720B Five Hundred Ninety-Two and ther recourse against the Mortgagor, afternoon of said day. All successful Brooks #3180: exerciser, chairs; Lev- Tax Lot No.: 485 in Block 13 68/100*** elt Datilus #3110: cartons, bags, file the Mortgagor's attorney. bidders must have 20% of their bid Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 36 July 2, 9, 16, 23, 2O09 available in cash or certified check at cabinet; Baldwin Davis #1198: ft x 100 ft ***lf after the salo and satisfaction clothes, toys, furniture; Darnelle A. U240948 PRO ($194.04) of the mortgage debt, including' the conclusion of the sales. Davis #2081: cartons, chairs, TV; Nearest Cross Street: Muriel Parkway ______costs and expenses, there remains The property to be sold is located In Hanne Foster #2101: cartons, bags, Subject to any open taxes, any surplus money, the money will the City of Elizabeth in the County of furniture; Jermaine M. Law #2068: water/sewer, municipal or tax liens be deposited Into the Superior Court Union, and State of New Jersey totes, clothes, toys; Tanika D. McRae that may be due. SHERIFF'S SALE Trust Fund and any person claiming Commonly known as 449 Catherine #3238: cartons, books, furniture; Uriel Tax and prior lien info: At the time of Sheriff's File Number: CH- 09003073 the surplus, or any part thereof, may St. Elizabeth, NJ 07201; Tax Lot No. Melendez #3149: totes, cartons, publication taxes/sewer/water informa- Division: CHANCERY file a motion pursuant to Court 407 in Block No. 8. books; Denise O'Neal #3084: bags, tion was not available - You must Docket Number: F25994O8 Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 25 clothes; Zbigniew Piskadio #6018: check with the tax collector for exact County: Union nature and extent of that person's feet wide by 120 feet long cartons, tools, furniture; David Shep- amounts due. Plaintiff: INDYMAC5BANK F.S.B. claim and asking for an order direct- Nearest Cross Street: Flora Street hard #3311: cartons, tools, furniture; Surplus Money: If after the sale and VS Ing payment of the surplus money. Surplus Money: If after the sale and Willie Walker #2005: clothes, TV, fur- satisfaction of the mortgage debt, Defendant: EDUARDO GALLEGO, The Sheriff or other person conduct- satisfaction of the mortgage debt, niture; Jackeline Pritchett #2227: including costs and expenses, there MARTA SANCHEZ-GALLEGO, HIS ing the sale will have information including costs and expenses, there refrigerator, dryer, totes; Nedra Walker remains any surplus money, the money WIFE regarding the surplus, if any. • remains any surplus money, the money #2202: cartons, pictures, chair. will be deposited into the Superior Sale Date: 07/22/2009 JITDGMENT AMOUNT: $482,563.96 will be deposited into the Superior Daniel &. Donald Bader, Auctioneers as Court Trust Fund and any person Writ of Execution: 05/07/2009 ***Four Hundred Eight-Two Thou- Court Trust Fund and any person Agents. Storage Post reserves the claiming the surplus, or any part there- By virtue of the aboye-stated writ of sand Five Hundred SitTghtTwho Thoud claiming the surplus, or any part there- right to refuse any bid or cancel the of, may file a motion pursuant to Court execution to me directed I shall 96/100*** Sixty-Three and of, may file a motion pursuant to Court auction for any reason. Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the expose for sale by public venue, at the Attorney: Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the July 2, 9, 2009 nature and extent of that person's UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION nature and extent of that person's U241087 PRO ($38.22) claim and asking for an order directing BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- PHELANHALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC claim and asking for an order directing payment of the surplus money. The BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff or other person conducting the on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the SUITE 100 Sheriff or other person conducting the ELIZABETH sale will have information regarding afternoon of said day. All successful MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 sale will have information regarding the surplus, if any. bidders must have 20% of their bid (856) 813-5500 the surplus, if any. SHERIFF'S SALE available in cash or certified check at Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich Sheriff's File Number: CH- 08006646 Note: The sheriff reserves the right to the conclusion of the sales. A full iegal description can be found at THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES Division: CHANCERY adjourn this sale for any length of time The property to be sold is located in the Union County Sheriff's Office THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE Docket Number: F276508 without further advertisement. the CITY of LINDEN, County of UNION Total Upset: $564,529.23 WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE County: Union JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $431,446.32*** and State of New Jersey. "•Five Hundred Sixty-Four Thousand THROUGH PUBLICATION. Plaintiff: JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, Four Hundred Thirty-One Thousand. Commonly known as: 308 HAGEL Five Hundred Twenty-Nine and JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $493,842.40 N.A. Four Hundred Forty-Six and AVE. LINDEN, NJ 07036. 23/100*** ***Four Hundred Ninety-Three Thou- VS 32/100**" Tax Lot No. 27 in Block No. 4 July 9, 16. 23, 30. 2009 sand Eight Hundred Forty-Two and Defendant- CAMILLO BONILLA Attorney: Dimension of Lot Approximately: 31 X U241341 PRO ($190.12) 40/100*** Sale Date: 07/22/2009 ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, 100 Attorney: Writ of Execution: 10/22/2008 LLC Nearest Cross Street: CAROLINE _ ELIZABETH GOLDBECK MC CAFFERTY & MC By virtue of the aboye-stated writ of 200 SHEFFIELD STREET AVENUE KEEVER -ATTORNEYS execution to me directed I shall SUITE 301 BEGINNING AT A POINT IN THE SHERIFF'S SALE 701 MARKET STREET expose for sale by public venue, at the MOUNTAINSIDE, NJ 07092 NORTHEASTERLY LINE OF HAGEL Sheriff's File Number: CH- 09002965 PHILADELPHIA, PA 19106 UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION (908)233-8600 FCZ-92212 AVENUE, DISTANT 69.00 FEET Division: CHANCERY (215)627-1322 BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich SOUTHEASTERLY FROM ITS INTER- Docket Number: F2646308 Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., A full legal description can be found at SECTION WITH THE SOUTHEASTER- County: Union A full legal description can be found at on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the the Union County Sheriff's Office LY LINE OF CAROLINE AVENUE Plaintiff: WASHINGTON MUTUAL the Union County Sheriff's Office afternoon of said day. All successful Total Upset: $427,546.41 "THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES VS Total Upset: $581,424.09 bidders must have 20% of their bid ***Four Hundred Twenty-Seven Thou- THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE Defendant: JUAN GONZALEZ: MORT- ***FWe Hundred Eighty-One Thousand available in cash or certified check at sand Five Hundred Forty-Six and WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE GAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION Four Hundred Twenty-Four and the conclusion of the sales. 41/100*" THROUGH PUBLICATION." SYSTEMS, INC., AS NOMINEE FOR 09/100**' Property to be sold is located in the June 25, July 2, 9, 16, 2009 PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ARIZONA July 9, 16, 23, 30, 2009 City of Elizabeth, County of Union, M240488 PRO ($160.72) TOTAL AS OF May 21, 2009: $.00 Sale Date: 07/22/2009 U241318 PRO ($150.92) State of New Jersey CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE PAGE 38 — THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2009 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE

PUBOCNOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE TOBLICNOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ELIZABETH BANKRUPTCY 2007 $2,321.28 ING AGREEMENT SERIES ITF INNDX regarding the surplus, if any. City of Rahway, County of Union, BANKRUPTCY 2008 .$6,832.39 2005-AR14 JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $442,898.58 State of New Jersey SHERIFF'S SALE M TOTAL AS OF May 18, 20b9: VS •••Four Hundred Forty-Two Thou- Premises commonly known as: 1895 Sheriff's File Number: CH-O90O3215 $19,594.80 Defendant: LINDALVA B. WALSH; sand Eight Hundred Ninety-Eight HENRY STREET, RAHWAY CITY NJ Division: CHANCERY Surplus Money; If after the sale and WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK, FA and 58/100"** 07065 Docket Number: F2053207 satisfaction of the mortgage debt, Sale Date: 07/22/2009 Attorney: BEING KNOWN as LOT 19, BLOCK County: Union including costs and expenses, there Writ of Execution: 05/06/2009 PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC 355, on the official Tax Map of the City Plaintiff: GRP LOAN, LLC remains any surplus money, the money By virtue of the aboy.e-stated writ of 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD of Rahway VS will be deposited into the Superior execution to me directed I shall SUITE 100 Dimensions: 100.00 feet x 50.00 feet Defendant: EDIVANDIA RAMOS, Court Trust Fund and any person expose for sale by public venue, at the MT LAUREL, NJ 08054 x 100.00 feet x 50.00 feet ROBERTO RAMOS claiming the surplus, or any part there- UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION (856)813-5500 Nearest Cross Street: East Milton Sale Date: 07/29/2009 of, may file a motion pursuant to Court BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich Ave Writ of Execution: 04/01/2009 Rules 4:54-3 and 4:57-2 stating the BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., A full legal description can be found at The Sheriff hereby reserves the By virtue of this aboye-stated writ of nature and extent of that person's on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the the Union County Sheriff's Office right to adjourn this sale without execution to me directed I shall claim and asking for an order directing afternoon of said day. All successful Totaj Upset: $512,857.11 further notice by publication. expose for sale by public venue, at the payment of the surplus money. The bidders must have 20% of their bid "'Five Hundred Twelve Thousand "Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION Sheriff or other person conducting the available in cash or certified check at Eight Hundred Fifty-Seven and pal liens or other charges, and any BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- sale will have Information regarding the conclusion of the sales. 117100"* such taxes, charges, liens, insurance BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., the surplus, if any. Theproperty to be sold is located in June 25, July 2, 9, 16, 2009 premiums or other advances made by on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the IJUUUDICIIJUDGMENTI AMOUNTnniuuiii.; $41 3j386.45 the Borough of ROSELLE in the Coun- U240499 PRO ($184.24) plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- afternoon of said day. All successful Four Hundred Thirteen Thousand ty of Union, State of New Jersey. ed parties are to conduct and rely bidders must have 20% of their bid Three Hundred Eighty-Six and Commonly known as: 233 EAST 9TH upon their own independent investiga- available in cash or certified check at AVENUE. BOROUGH OF ROSELLE, ELIZABETH 45/100*" NJ 07203 tion to ascertain whether or not any the conclusion of the sales. Attorney: SHERIFF'S SALE outstanding interest remain of record MUNICIPALITY: City of Elizabeth FEIN, SUCH, KAHN & SHEPARD, PC Tax Lot No.: 29 in Block 2701 Sheriff's File Number: CH- 09003070 and/or have priority over the lien being COUNTY AND STATE: County of 7 CENTURY DRIVE Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) Division: CHANCERY foreclosed and, if so the current Union, State of New Jersey SUITE 201 128 ft X 33 ft X 525 ft X 33 ft Docket Number: F387708B amount due thereon. STREET AND STREET NUMBER: 332 PARSIPPANY, NJ 07054 Nearest Cross Street: Spruce Street County: Union "If the sale is set aside for any rea- Livingston Street (973)538-4700 Subject to uny open taxes, Plaintiff: HSBC BANK USA, NA ASson, the Purchaser at the sale shall be TAX LOT AND BLOCK NUMBERS: Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich water/sewer, municipal or tax liens TRUSTEE FOR NOMURA ASSET entitled only a return of the deposit Lot: 594.B; Block 3 A full legal description can be found at that may be due. ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION MORT- paid. The Purchaser shall have no fur- DIMENSIONS: Approximately irregu- the Union County Sheriff's Office Tax and prior lien info: At the time of GAGE PASS THROUGH CERTIFI- ther recourse against the Mortgagor lar: 25X100 Total Upset: $453,757.38 publication taxes/sewer/water informa- CATES SERIES 2005-AR6 the Mortgagor's attorney. NEAREST CROSS STREET: is approx- ""Four Hundred Fifty-Three Thousand tion was not available - You must VS ***lf after the sale and satisfaction Seven Hundred Fifty-Seven and check with the tax collector for exact of the mortgage debt, including imately Third Street amounts due. Defendant: CONRADO VILLADA, JP Beginning at a 'poinl on the Southwest- 38/100*" MORGAN CHASE BANK, NA costs and expenses, there remains erly line of Livingston Street at a point June 25, July 2, 9, 16, 2009 Surplus Money: If after the sale and Sale Date: 07/22/2009 any surplus money, the money will therein distant 400.00 feet Northwest- U240477 PRO ($170.52) satisfaction of the mortgage debt, Writ of Execution: 05/19/2009 be deposited into tne Superior Court eriy "from Its intersection with the including costs and expenses, there By virtue of the aboye-stated writ of Trust Fund and any person claiming Northwesterly line of Third Street. — LINDEN ' remains any surplus money, the money execution to me directed I shall the surplus, or any part thereof, may (This concise description does not will be deposited into the Superior expose for sale by public venue, at the file a motion pursuant to Court constitute a legal description. A copy SHERIFF'S SALE Court Trust Fund and any person UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the of the full legal description can beSheriffs File Number: CH- 09003246 claiming the surplus, or any part there- BUILDING, 1ST. FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- nature and extent of that person's found at the Office of the Sheriff.) Division: CHANCERY of, may file a motion pursuant to Court BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., claim and asking for an order direct- Pursuant to tax search as ofDocket Number: F1716508 Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the ing payment of the surplus money. 05/13/2009: 2008 taxes are paid in County: Union nature and extent of that person's afternoon of said day. All successful The Sheriff or other person conduct- full. 2009 taxes QTR 1 paid; QTR 2 Plaintiff: AMERICAN HOME MORT- claim and asking for an order directing bidders must have 20% of their bid ing the sale will have information DUE 05/01 $2,614.59 OPEN + PENAL- GAGE SERVICING, INC.. paymenA t of the surplus money. The available in cash or certified check at regarding the surplus, if any. TY. LIENS: 2006, 2007 3RD PARTY DELAWARE CORPORATION F/K/A AH Sheriff or other person conducting the the conclusion of the sales. JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $362,006.38 LIEN; AMT: $27,265.83 + SUBSE- MORTGAGE ACQUISITION CO., INC. sale will have information regarding Property to be sold is located in the ""Three Hundred Sixty-Two Thou- QUENT TAXES + INTEREST; SOLD VS the surplus, if any. CITY OF ELIZABETH, County of sand Six and 38/100*** ON: 06/04/2007; CERT.#: 06-00102; Defendant: JOSE L. CORREA Note: The sheriff reserves the right to UNION, State of New Jersey Attorney:, , , SOLD TO AMACO; TAX, WATER,Sale Date* 07/29/2009 adjourn this sale for 6ny length of time Premises commonly known as: 727- SEWER. 2007 3RD PARTY LiEN; AMT: Writ of Execution: 05/O6/2009 without further advertisement. 729 BAYWAY AVENUE, ELIZABETH PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC $1,271.83 + SUBSEQUENT TAXES + By virtue of the aboye-stated writ of JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $241,147.61*** NJ 07202 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD INTEREST; SOLD ON: 06/02/2008; execution to me directed I shall Two Hundred Forty-One Thousand SUITE 100 CERT.#: 07-0097; SOLD TO AMACO; expose for sale by public venue, at the One Hundred Forty-Seven and BEING KNOWN as LOT 221, BLOCK MT LAUREL, NJ 08054 WATER, SEWER. UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION 61/100*** 4, on the official Tax Map of the CITY (856)813-5500 BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELI2A- Attorney: OF ELIZABETH Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich Surplus Money: If after the safe and BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, Dimensions: 68.02 FEET X 8.65 FEET A full legal description can be found at satisfaction or the mortgage debt, on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the LLC X 167.71 FEET X 131.95 FEET X the Union County Sheriff's Office including costs and expenses, there afternoon of said day. All successful 68.00 FEET X 44.89 FEET Total Upset: $400,179.72 remains arty surplus money, the money 200 SHEFFIELD STREET Nearest Cross Street: SOUTH BROAD ""Four Hundred Thousand One Hun- will be deposited into the Superior bidders must have 20% of their bid SUITE 301 available in cash or certified check at MOUNTAINSIDE, NJ 07092 STREET dred Seventy-Nine and 72/100*** Court Trust Fund and any person the conclusion of the sales. The Sheriff hereby reserves the June 25, July 2, 9, 16, 2009 claiming the surplus, or any part there- (908)233-8500 FCZ-89899 U240502 PRO ($182.28) of, may file a motion pursuant to Court The property to be sold is located in Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich right to adjourn this sale without the CITY OF LINDEN, County of Union A full legal description can be found at further notice by publication. Rules 4:64^3 and 4:57-2 stating the and State of NJ. 'Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- nature and extent of that person's the Union County Sheriff's Office pal liens or other charges, and any claim and asking for an order directing It is commonly known as 38 WEST Total Upset: $267,048.57 such taxes, charges, liens, insurance payment of the surplus Vnoney. Trie TWELFTH STREET. LINDEN, NJ. ***Two Hundred Sixty-Seven Thousand premiums or other advances made by RAHWAY Sheriff or other person conducting the It is known and designated as Block Forty-Eight and 57/100*** plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- sale will have information regarding 544, Lot 22. June 25° July 2. 9, 16, 2009 ed parties are to conduct and rely SHERIFF'S SALE the surplus, if any. The dimensions are approximately 16 U240489 PRO ($162.68) upon their own independent investiga- Sheriff's File Number: CH-09003228 THE SHERIFF RESERVES THE RIGHT feet wide by 100 feet long. : tion to ascertain whether or not any Division: CHANCERY TO ADJOURN THIS SALE WITHOUT Nearest Cross Street: WOOD AVENUE ELIZABETH ' outstanding interest remain of record Docket Number: F2512408 FURTHER NOTICE THROUGH PUBLI- Prior lien(s): SUBJECT TO UNPAID and/or have priority over the lien being County: Union CATION. TAXES AND OTHER MUNICIPAL SHERIFF'S SALE foreclosed and, if so the current Plaintiff: BENEFICIAL NEW JERSEY, JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $515,317.34 LIENS. Sheriff's File Number: CH- 09002929 amount due thereon. INC., D/B/A BENEFICIAL MORTGAGE •"Five Hundred Fifteen Thousand AS OF 10/17/2008 TAXES ARE PAID Division: CHANCERY "If the sale is set aside for any rea- COMPANY Three Hundred Seventeen and THROUGH 3RD QUARTER 2008. 4TH Docket Number: F1352008 son, the Purchaser at the sale shall be VS 54/100"" QUARTER 2008 TAXES IN THECounty: Union entitled only a return of the deposit Defendant: CHERIL RODGERS AND Attorney: AMOUNT OF $877.47 WAS DUE ON Plaintiff: COUNTRYWIDE HOME paid. The Purchaser shall have no fur- JO ELLEN RODGERS FRENKEL LAMBERT WEISS WEIS- 11/1/2008. TOTAL AMOUNT DUE AS LOANS, INC. ther recourse against the Mortgagor Sale Date: 07/29/2009 MAN & GORDON, LLP OF 12/8/2008 FOR UNPAID SEWER VS the. Mortgagor's attorney. Writ of Execution: 05/11/2009 80 MAIN STREET CHARGES IS THE AGGREGATE SUM Defendant: EVANDO SILVA, GERAR- ""If after the sale and satisfaction By virtue of the above-stated writ of FIFTH FLOOR - SUITE 560 OF $95.72. , DO PITA, OHIO CASUALTY GROUP of the mortgage debt, including execution to me directed I shall WEST ORANGE, NJ 07052 THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES INSURANCE COMPANY IS A/K/A OHIO costs and expenses, there remains expose for sale by public venue, at the (973) 325-8800 THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE CASUALTY GROUP any surplus money, the money will UNION QOUNTY ADMINISTRATION Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE Sale.Date: 07/22/2009 be deposited into the Superior Court BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- A full legal description can be found at THROUGH PUBLICATION. Writ of Execution: 05/14/2009 Trust Fund and any person claiming BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., the Union County Sheriff's Office SUBJECT TO MORTGAGE BOOK By virtue of the above-stated writ of the surplus, or any part thereof, may on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the Total Upset: $643,522,93 114O0, PAGE 529 IN THE SUM OF execution to me directed I shall file a motion pursuant to Court afternoon of said day. All successful "•'Six Hundred Forty-Three Thousand $107,272.00 AND MORTGAGE BOOK expose for sale by public venue, at the Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the bidders must have 20% of their bid Five Hundred Twenty-Two and 11406. PAGE 020 IN THE SUM OF UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION nature and extent of that person's available in cash or certified check at 93/100*" $30,000.00. AWAITING POSSIBLE BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- claim and asking for an order direct- the conclusion of the sales. INDEMNIFICATION FROM TITLE BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., ing payment of the surplus money. The property to be sold is located in July 2, 9, 16, 23, 2009 COMPANY REGARDING SAID PRIOR on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the The Sheriff or other person conduct- the City of Rahway. U240955 PRO <$190.12) MORTGAGES. afternoon of said day. All successful ing the sale will have information In the County of union and the State bidders must have 20% of their bid regarding the surplus, If any. of New Jersey. ELIZABETH SURPLUS MONEY: IF AFTER THE available in cash or certified check at JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $311,231.11 SALE AND SATISFACTION OF THE the conclusion of the sales. ""Three Hundred Eleven Thousand Premises commonly known as: 140 SHERIFF'S SALE MORTGAGE DEBT, INCLUDING Property to be sold is located in the Two Hundred Thirty-One and Minna Street Sheriff's File Number: CH- 09002952 COSTS AND EXPENSES, THERE City of Elizabeth, County of Union, 11/100*** Tax Lot 3 in Block 13 Division: CHANCERY REMAINS ANY SURPLUS MONEY, State of New Jersey Attorney: Dimensions of Lot (approximately): 50' Docket Number: F3369907 THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSITED Premises commonly known as: 460 x 100' County: Union INTO THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST EAST JERSEY STREET, ELIZABETH Nearest Cross Street: Jaques Avenue Plaintiff: WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. FUND AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING NJ 07206-1306 PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC Subject to : $0.00 AS TRUSTEE FOR OPTION ONE THE SURPLUS, OR ANY PART 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD "THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST 2007-CPt THEREOF, MAY FILE A MOTION PUR- BEING KNOWN as LOT 311, BLOCK SUITE 100 THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE ASSET-BACKED CERTIFICATES, SUANT TO COURT RULES 4:64-3 AND 3, on the official Tax Map of the City MT LAUREL, NJ 08054 WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE SERIES 2007-CP1 4:57-2 STATING THE NATURE AND of Elizabeth ("856)813-5500 THROUGH PUBLICATION." VS EXTENT OF THAT PERSON'S CLAIM Dimensions: 100.00 feet x 2S feet x Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich Surplus Money: If after the sale and Defendant: DONALD HEALY; JOELYN AND ASKING FOR AN ORDER 100.00 feet x 25 feet A full legal description can be found at satisfaction of the mortgage debt, HEALY, HIS WIFE DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- Nearest Cross Street: 5th Street the Union County Sheriff's Office including costs and expenses, there Sale Date: 07/22/2009 PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR The Sheriff hereby reserves the Total Upset: $355,543.33 remains any surplus money, the money Writ of Execution: 04/29/2009 OTHER PERSON CONDUCTING THE right to adjourn this sale without "'Three Hundred Fifty-Five Thousand will be deposited into the Superior By virtue of the aboye-stated writ of SALE WILL HAVE INFORMATION further notice by publication. Five Hundred Forty-Three and Court Trust Fund and any person execution to me directed I shall REGARDING THE SURPLUS, IF ANY. 'Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- 33/100*** claiming the surplus, or any part there- expose for sale by public venue, at the JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $222,336.46 pal liens or other charges, and any June 25, July 2, 9, 16, 2009 of, may file a motion pursuant to Court UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION ***Two Hundred Twenty-Two Thou- such taxes, charges, liens, insurance U240494 PRO ($19D.12) Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- sand Three Hundred Thirty-Six and premiums or other advances made by nature and extent of that person's 46/100*" plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- RAHWAY BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., Attorney: ed parties are to conduct and rely claim and asking for an order directing on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the upon their own independent investiga- payment of the surplus money. The afternoon of said day. All successful STERN, LAVINTHAL, FRANKENBERG tion to ascertain whether or not any SHERIFF'S SALE Sheriff or other person conducting the bidders must have 20% of their bid & NORGAARD, LLC outstanding interest remain of record Sheriff's File Number: CH- 09002909 sale will have information regarding available in cash or certified check at 293 EISENHOWER PARKWAY and/or have priority over the lien being Division: CHANCERY the surplus, If any. the conclusion of the sales. SUITE 300 - P.O. BOX 1660 foreclosed and, if so the current Docket Number: F476408 JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $244,280.63 The property to be sold is located In LIVINGSTON, NJ 07039-1660 amount due thereon. County: Union '"Two Hundred Forty-Four Thou- the CITY of ELIZABETH, County of (973)740-0700 "If the sale is set aside for any rea- Plaintiff: U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSO- sand Two Hundred Eighty and UNION and State of New Jersey. Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich son, the Purchaser at the sale shall be CIATION AS TRUSTEE 63/100"* Commonly known as: 19 ELMORA A fuli legal description can be found at entitled only a return of the deposit VS Attorney: AVE. ELIZABETH, NJ 07202. the Union County Sheriff's Office paid. The Purchaser shall have no fur- Defendant: ROMYNA ROCA, MR. MC CABE, WEISBERG & CONWAY, Tax Lot No. 437 W13 in Block No, 13 Total Upset: $250,889.77 ther recourse against the Mortgagor ROCA, HUSBAND OF ROMYNA ROCA, P.C. Dimensions of Lot Approximately: 33 "'Two Hundred Fifty Thousand Eight the Mortgagor's attorney, AMERIFIRST HOME IMPROVEMENT 216 HADDON AVENUE X 150 Hundred Eighty-Nine and 77/100*" ***lf after the sale and satisfaction FINANCE CO. SUITE 303 BEGINNING at a point in the Easterly July 2, 9, 16, 23, 2009 of the mortgage debt, including Sale Date: 07/22/2009 WESTMONT, NJ 08108 line of Elmora Avenue therein distant U240952 PRO ($190.12) ' costs and expenses, there remains Writ of Execution: 05/14/2009 (856) 858-7080 Northerly 283.33 feet from the corner any surplus money, the money will By virtue of the above-stated writ of Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich formed by the intersection of the said ROSELLE be deposited into the Superior Court execution to me directed I shall A full legal description can be found at Easterly line of Elmora Avenue with Trust Fund and any person claiming expose for sale by public venue, at the the Union County Sheriff's Office the Northerly line of Rahway Avenue; the surplus, or any part thereof, may UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION Total Upset: $272,399.28 thence. SHERIFF'S SALE file a motion pursuant to Court BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- Sheriff's File Number: CH-09002981 Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., ***Two Hundred Seventy-Two Thou- "THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES Division: CHANCERY on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the sand Three Hundred Ninety-Nine and THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE Docket Number: F3083907 nature and extent of that person's 28/100*** WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE claim and asking for an order direct- afternoon of said day. All successful County: Union ing payment of the surplus money. bidders must have 20% of their bid July 2, 9, 16, 23, 2009 THROUGH PUBLICATION." Plaintiff: DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL The Sheriff or other person conduct- available in cash or certified check at U240953 PRO ($140.96) PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES TRUST COMPANY AS TRUSTEE Ing the sale will have information the conclusion of the sales. TAXES $10,441.13 UNDER THE POOLING AND SERVIC- Property to be sold is located in the CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2009 — PAGE 39

PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ELIZABETH of New Jersey. Writ of Execution: 04/24/2009 nature and extent of that person's Union, State of New Jersey. By written assignment dated May By virtue of the above-stated writ of claim and asking for an order direct- Commonly known as: 914 MACK SHERIFF'S SALE 7,2009, the said Mortgage Electronic execution to me directed I shall Ing payment of the surplus money. PLACE, CITY OF LINDEN, NJ 07036 Sheriff's File Number: CH- 09002802 Registration Systems, me. as nominee expose for sale by public venue, at the The Sheriff or other person conduct- Tax Lot No.: 3 in Block 504 Division: CHANCERY for HSBC Mortgage Corporation (USA) UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION ing the sale will have information Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 42 Docket Number: F2756307 assigned its mortgage and bond/note BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- regarding the surplus, if any. ft x 52 ft x 43 ft x 19 ft x 1 ft x 100 ft County: Union to HSBC Mortgage Corporation (USA), BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., JUDGMENT AMOUNT; $337,750.82 Nearest Cross Street: Klem Avenue Plaintiff: BANK OF NEW YORK AS plaintiff herein, which assignment is on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the ***Three Hundred Thirty-Seven Subject to any open taxes, TRUSTEE FOR THE CERTIFICATE- about to be recorded. afternoon of said day. All successful Thousand Seven Hundred Fifty and water/sewer, municipal or tax Hens HOLDERS CWALT, INC. ALTERNATIVE You, Robin M. Johnson,-are made a bidders must have 20% of their bid 82/100*** that may be due. LOAN TRUST 2005-64CB MORTGAGE party defendant to this foreclosure available in cash or certified check at Attorney: Tax and prior lien info: At the time of PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES, action because you are the owner of the conclusion of the sales. PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC publication taxes/sewer/water Informa- SERIES 2005-64CB record of the mortgaged premises and The property to be sold is located In 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD tion was not available - You must VS because you signed Plaintiffs Note and the CITY OF ELIZABETH, County of SUITE 100 check with the tax collector for exact Defendant: JOSUE SIMAO, LUIS M. Mortgage and may be liable for any Union and State of NJ. MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 amounts due. SIMAO, MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC deficiency and for any lien, claim or It is commonly known as 450 FULTON (856) 813-5500 Surplus Money: If after the sale and REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC., interest you or they may have in, to or STREET, ELIZABETH, NJ. Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich satisfaction of the mortgage debt, ACTING SOLELY AS A NOMINEE FOR against the mortgaged premises being It is known and designated as Block A full legal description can be found at including costs and expenses, there FIRST FINANCIAL EQUITIES, INC., foreclosed herein by the Plaintiff. 3/P (n/k/a Block 3,) Lot 555. the Union County Sheriff's Office remains any surplus money, the money HOMEFREEDOM CORPORATION You may contact the Lawyer Referral Nearest Cross Street: FIFTH STREET Total Upset: $375,326.87 will be deposited into the Superior '.-Sale Date: 07/15/2009 Service of the County in which this Prior lien(s): SUBJECT TO UNPAID ""Three Hundred Seventy-Five Thou- Court1 Trust Fund and any person Writ of Execution: 03/16/2009 action is pending by calling 908-353- TAXES AND OTHER MUNICIPAL sand Three Hundred Twenty-Six and claiming the surplus, or any part there- By virtue of the above-stated writ of 4715. If you cannot afford an attorney, LIENS. AS OF 10/29/2008 TAXES ARE 87/100*** of, may file a motion pursuant to Court execution to me directed I shall you may communicate with the Legal PAID THROUGH 3RD QUARTER 2008. July 9, 16, 23, 30, 2009 Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the expose for sale by public venue, at the Services Office of the County in which 4TH QUARTER 2008 TAXES IN THE U241338 PRO ($186.20) nature and extent of that person's UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION this action is pending by calling 908- AMOUNT OF $12,706.62 WAS DUE ON claim and asking for an order directing BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- 354-4340. 11/10/2008 (THIS AMOUNT INCLUDES payment of the surplus money. The BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., File #64185 2007 OMITTED ASSESSMENT AND ELIZABETH Sheriff or other person conducting the DATED: June 30,2009 on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the 2008 ADDED ASSESSMENT). 2007 SHERIFF'S SALE sale will have Information regarding afternoon of said day. All successful' TAXES FOR BUILDING IN THESheriff's File Number: CH-09003400 the surplus, if any. bidders must have 20% of their bid JENNIFER M. PEREZ, CLERK AMOUNT OF $2,740.00 WAS PAST Division: CHANCERY ATTN: The Plaintiff may let the bid go available in cash or certified check at Superior Court of New Jersey DUE. ALSO, PLEASE BE ADVISED Docket Number: F3069407 for less than the judgment amount the conclusion of the sales. U241388 PRO July 9, 2009 ($40.18) THERE WAS A $37,800.00 TAX County: Union consistent with the adjusted FMV of MUNICIPALITY: City of Elizabeth EXEMPTION AND ABATEMENT WAS the property at the time of sale. Plain- COUNTY AND STATE: County of ELIZABETH ~ TERMINATED FOR NON-PAYMENT. Plaintiff: NOMURA CREDIT S CAPI- tiff may also agree to a short sale. Union, State of New Jersey THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES TAL, INC. Please address any inquiries to: STREET AND STREET NUMBER: SHERIFF'S SALE THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE VS [email protected] 1047-1049 Fanny Street aka 1047-49 Sheriff's File Number: CH- 09002892 WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE Defendant: JOSE ALEMAN GONZA- Fanny Street f THROUGH PUBLICATION. LEZ, HIS HEIRS, DEVISEES, AND Please us our File No. and "3rd Party" Division: CHANCERY SURPLUS MONEY: IF AFTER THE PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVES, AND or "Short Sale" in your subject line. TAX LOT AND BLOCK NUMBERS: Lot: Docket Number: F555608 SALE AND SATISFACTION OF THE HIS, THEIR OR ANY OF THEIR SUC- Note: The sheriff reserves the right to 636 ; Block: 8 County: Union MORTGAGE DEBT, INCLUDING CESSORS IN RIGHT, TITLE AND adjourn this sale for any length of time DIMENSIONS: Approximately irregu- Plaintiff: INDYMAC BANK F.S.B. COSTS AND EXPENSES, THERE INTEREST; MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC withouitht t furthefurthrr advertisementadvrtimnt. lar: 60 x 122 VS REMAINS ANY SURPLUS MONEY, REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC., AS JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $362,768.86*** NEAREST CROSS STREET: is Defendant: SERGIO COSTA COUTO THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSITED NOMINEE FOR JUST MORTGAGE Three Hundred Sixty-Two Thousand approximately Jackson Avenue Sale Date; 07/15/2009 INTO THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST INC.- RONALD VAZQUEZ; BRIDY Seven Hundred Sixty-Eight and Beginning at a point in the Northeast- Writ of Execution: 05/04/2009 FUND AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING SALES & LEASING COMPANY; ACB 86/100*** erly side lien of Fanny Street (60.00 By virtue of the above-stated writ of THE SURPLUS, OR ANY PART RECEIVABLES . MANAGEMENT, Attorney; fee wide), said point distant 90.00 feet execution to me directed I shall THEREOF, MAY FILE A MOTION PUR- ASSIGNEE OF ELMORA OPEN MRI; ZUCKER, GOLDBERG S ACKERMAN, in a Northwesterly direction along the expose for sale by public venue, at the SUANT TO COURT RULES 4:64-3 AND ML RESOURCES MANAGEMENT & LLC Northeasterly side line of Fanny Street UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION 4:57-2 STATING THE NATURE AND DEVELOPMENT; UNION COUNTY 200 SHEFFIELD STREET from its intersection with the North- BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- EXTENT OF THAT PERSON'S CLAIM DIVISION OF SOCIAL SERVICES SUITE 301 westerly side line of Jackson Avenue. BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., AND ASKING FOR AN ORDER F/K/A UNION COUNTY BOARD OF MOUNTAINSIDE, NJ 07092 (This concise description does not on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- SOCIAL SERVICES; ALEXIAN BROTH- (908)233-8500 XWZ-105545-R1 constitute a legal description. A copy afternoon of said day. All successful PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR ERS HOSPITAL; ST. JAMES HOSPI- Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich of the full legal description can be bidders must have 20% of their bid OTHER PERSON CONDUCTING THE TAL A full legal description can be found at found at the Office of the Sheriff,) available in cash or certified check at SALE WILL HAVE INFORMATION the Union County Sheriff's Office Pursuant to tax search as ofthe conclusion of the sales. REGARDING THE SURPLUS, IF ANY. Sale Date: 08/05/2009 Total Upset: $409,412.27 05/05/2009: 2008 taxes paid in full. The property to be sold is located in JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $393,096.62 Writ of Execution: 05/20/2009 ***Four Hundred Nine Thousand Four 2009 taxes QTR 1 and 2 paid. the CITY of ELIZABETH, County of ***Three Hundred Ninety-Three By virtue of the above-stated writ of Hundred Twelve and 27/100*** Surplus Money: If after the sale and UNION and State of New Jersey. Thousand Ninety-Six and 62/100*"* execution to me directed I shall July 9, 16, 23, 30, 2009 satisfaction of the mortgage debt, Commonly known as: 231 S 2ND ST, Attorney: expose for sale by public venue, at the U241343 PRO ($168.56) including costs and expenses, there ELIZABETH, NJ 07206. UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION ______remains any surplus money, the money Tax Lot No. 981.A2, W02 in Block No. BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- 2 STERN, LAVINTHAL, FRANKEMBERG BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., will be deposited into the Superior & NORGAARD, LLC on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the Court Trust Fund and any person Dimension of Lot Approximately: 25 X 293 EISENHOWER PARKWAY afternoon of said clay. All successful SHERIFF'S SALE claiming the surplus, or any part there- 100 SUITE 300 - P.O. BOX 1660 bidders .rnust have 20% of their bid Sheriff's File Number: CH- 09003122 of, may file a motion pursuant to Court Nearest Cross Street: THIRD AVENUE LIVINGSTON, NJ 07039-1660 available in cash or certified check at Division: CHANCERY Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the LEGAL DESCRIPTION: ALL that cer- (973)740-0700 the conclusion of the sales. Docket Number: F2760108 nature and extent of that person's tain lot, parcel or tract of land, situate Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich The property to be sold is located in County: Union claim and asking for an order directing and lying in theCity of Elizabeth, A full legal description can be found at the City of Elizabeth in the County of Plaintiff: DEUTSCHE BANK NATION- payment of the surplus money. The Cpounty of Union, State of New Jer- the Union County Sheriff's Office Union, State of New Jersey. AL TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE Sheriff or other person conducting the sey, and being more particularly Total Upset: $449,776,25 Commonly known as: 126 Livingston FOR THE CERTIFICATEHOLDERS OF sale will have information regarding described as follows: ***Four Hundred Forty-Nine Thousand Street, Elizabeth, NJ 07206 SOUNDVIEW HOME LOAN TRUST the surplus, if any. BEGINNING at a point in the north- Seven Hundred Seventy-Six and Tax Lot No..-666 in Block 2 2006-OP2, ASSET-BACKED CERTIFI- westerly line of South Second Street, 25/100*** - Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) CATES SERIES 2006-OPT2 •: : THE SHERIFF RESERVES THE RIGHT distant 100.00 feet northeasterly along July 9, 16, 23, 30, 2009 100 ft x 25 ft • TO ADJOURN THIS SALE WITHOUT the same from Its interseolton with the U241319 PRO ($182.28) FURTHER NOTICE THROUGH PUBLI- northeasterly line of Third Avenue, and Nearest Cross Street: First Street ; Defendant: NORM A NAZARIO; !ALVIN CATION. thence running: ELIZABETH Subject to any open taxes, A. SANCHEZ JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $413,413.83 water/sewer, municipal or tax Hens Sale Date::07/29/2009 ***Four Hundred Thirteen Thousand (1) North 26 degrees 30 minutes 00 SHERIFF'S SALE that may be due. Writ of Execution: 05/07/2009 Four Hundred Thirteen and 83/100*** seconds West 100.00 feet to a point; Sheriff's File Number: CH-09003235 Tax and prior lien Info: At the time of By virtue of the above-stated writ of Attorney: thence Division: CHANCERY publication taxes/sewer/water informa- execution to me directed I shall FRENKEL LAMBERT WEISS WEIS- (2) North 63 degrees 30 minutes 00 Docket Number: F2492108 tion was not available - You must expose for sale by public venue, at the MAN & GORDON, LLP seconds East 25.00 feet to a point; UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATIO- N thence County: Union check with the tax collector for exact BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- 80 MAIN STREET Plaintiff: U.S. BANK NATIONAL amounts due. : FIFTH FLOOR - SUITE 560 (3) South 26 degrees 30 minutes 00 Surplus Money: If after the sale and ' BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., WEST ORANGE, NJ 07052 seconds East 10U.00 feet to a point; ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR on-WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the thence JPMACC 2006-CH2 J.P. MORGAN satisfaction of the mortgage debt, afternoon of said day. All successful (973)325-8800 CHASE BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIA- including costs and expenses, there bidders must have 20% of the|r bid Sheriff: Ralph Froehllch (4) South 63 degrees 30 minutes OO TION remains any surplus money, the money A full legal description can be found at seconds West 25.00 feet to a point and will be deposited into the Superior available in cash or certified check at the Union County Sheriff's Office place of BEGINNING. VS the conclusion of the sales. r Defendant: UILSON MESQUITA Court Trust Fund and any person The property to be sold Is located in Total Upset: $545,849.90 THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES Sale Date: 08/05/2009 claiming the surplus, or any part there- the CITY of ELIZABETH, County of ***Five Hundred Forty-Five Thousand THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE Writ of Execution: 05/19/2009 of, may file a motion pursuant to Court UNION and State of New Jersey. Eight Hundred Forty-Nine and WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE By virtue of the above-stated writ of Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the Commonly known as: 237 ELIZABETH 907100*** THROUGH PUBLICATION." execution to me directed I shall nature and extent of that person's AVE, ELIZABETH, NJ 07206. June 18, 25, July 2, 9, 2009 PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES expose for sale by public venue, at the claim and asking for an order directing Tax Lot No. 270 in Block No. 2 U240066 PRO ($190.12) TOTAL AS OF May 18, 2009: $,00 UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION payment of the surplus money. The Dimension of Lot Approximatsly: Surplus Money: If after the sale and BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- Sheriff or other person conducting the 33.50 X 100 ______satisfaction of the mortgage debt, BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., sale will have information regarding including costs and expenses, there on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the the surplus, if any. Nearest Cross Street: THIRD STREET NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS remains any surplus money, the money afternoon of said day. All successful Note: The sheriff reserves the right to Beginning at a point in the north- will be deposited into the Superior bidders must have 20% of their bid adjoadjourt n this sale for any length ot time easterly line of Elizabeth Avenue Court Trust Fund and any person available in cash or certified check at said point being distant 316.49 feet SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY claiming the surplus, or any part there- withwithoue t further advertisement. southeasterly from the intersection UNION COUNTY the conclusion of the sales. JUDGMENJUDCaivii^i*T I Miinw/rAMOUNTi I.: $458,412.52**^^UUJ^I^.M* ' of, may file a motion pursuant to Court Property to be sold is located in the by the northeasterly line of Eliza- Docket No. F-24064-09 Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the Four Hundred Fifty-Eight Thousand beth Avenue and the southeasterly nature and extent of that person's City of Elizabeth, County of Union, Four Hundred Twelve and 52/100*** STATE OF NEW JERSEY, to: ROBIN State of New Jersey Attorney: line of Third Street: running thence M.JOHNSON claim and asking for an order directing Premises commonly .known as: 139 "THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES payment of the surplus money. The CLARK PLACE, ELIZABETH NJ ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE Sheriff or other person conducting the l LLC WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and sale will have information regarding 07206 200 SHEFFIELD STREET required to serve upon Pluese, Becker, the surplus, if any. BEING KNOWN as LOT 14 f/k/a Lot 8, SUITE 301 THROUGH PUBLICATION." & Saltzman, LLC, whose address is BLOCK 1 F/K/A Block 1469, on theMOUNTAINSIDE, NJ 07092 PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES 20000 Horizon Way, Suite 900, Mount JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $489,123.97*** official Tax Map of the City of Eliza- (908)233-8500 XCZ-89166 TOTAL AS OF May 21, 200S: $.00 Laurel, NJ 08054, An Answer to the Four Hundred Eighty-Nine Thousand beth Sheriff: Ralph Froehilch Surplus Money: If after the sale and Complaint, filed in a civil action in One Hundred Twenty-Three and Dimensions: 100.00 feet x 25.00 feet A full legal description can be found at satisfaction of the mortgage debt, which HSBC Mortgage Corporation 97/100*** x 100.00 feet x 25.00 the Union County Sheriff's Office including costs and expenses, there (USA), is Plaintiff and Robin M. John- Attorney: Nearest Cross Street: Second Ave Total Upset: $505,408.03 remains any surplus money, the money son, et al, are Defendants, pending in FEIN, SUCH, KAHN & SHEPARD, PC The Sheriff hereby reserves the "'Five Hundred Five Thousand Four will be deposited into the Superior the Superior Court of New Jersey, 7 CENTURY DRIVE right to adjourn this sale without Hundred Nine and 63/100*** Court Trust Fund and any person Chancery Division, Union County, SUITE 201 further notice by publication. July 9, 16, 23, 30, 2009 claiming the surplus, or any part there- bearing Docket No. F-24064-09, within PARSIPPANY, NJ 07054 •Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- of, may file a motion pursuant to Court thirty-five days (35) after July 9,2009 U241340 PRO ($186.20) Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the (973)538-4700 pal liens or other charges, and any nature and extent of that person's exclusive of such date. If you fail to do Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich such taxes, charges, liens, insurance LINDEN so, Judgment by Default may be ren- A full legal description can be found at premiums or other advances made by claim and asking for an order directing dered against you for relief demanded- the Union County Sheriff's Office plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- payment of the surplus money. The in the Complaint. You shall file your SHERIFFS SALE Sheriff or other person conducting the Total Upset: $556,912.42 ed parties are to conduct and rely Sheriff's File Number: CH-09003420 sale will have information regarding Answer and Proof of Service in dupli- "*Five Hundred Fifty-Six Thousand upon their own independent investiga- Division: CHANCERY cate with the Cierk of the Superior Nine Hundred Twelve and 42/100*** tion to ascertain whether or not any the surplus, If any. Court, Hughes Justice Complex, CN- Docket Number: F3131408 JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $444,329.84 June 18, 25, July 2, 9, 2009 outstanding interest remain of record County. Union ***Four Hundred Forty-Four Thou- 971, Trenton; , New Jersey 08625, in U240053 PRO ($188.16) and/or have priority over the lien being accordance with the Rules of Civil foreclosed and, if so the current Plaintiff: WELLS FARGO BANK, NA sand Three Hundred Twenty-Nine Practice and Procedure. VS and 84/100*** ELIZABETH amount due thereon, Defendant: ALICIA LEARMONT AJtorney: This action has been instituted for "If the sale is set aside for any rea- Sale Date: 08/05/2009 the purpose of foreclosing the mort- SHERIFF'S SALE son, the Purchaser at the sale shall be Writ of Execution: 05/20/2009 FEIN, SUCH, KAHN & SHEPARD, PC qage dated March 6, 2006, and made Sheriff's File Number: CH-09003389 • entitled only a return of the deposit By virtue of the above-stated writ of 7 CENTURY DRIVE by Robin M, Johnson, to Mortgage Division: CHANCERY paid. The Purchaser shall have no fur- execution to me directed I shall SUITE 201 Electronic Registration Systems, lnc, Docket Number: F1310608 ther recourse against the Mortgagor, expose for sale by public venue, at the PARSIPPANY, NJ 07054 as Nominee for HSBC Mortgage Cor- County: Union the Mortgagor's attorney. UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION (973)538-4700 poration (USA) recorded in me Union Plaintiff: COUNTRYWIDE HOME- ***lf after the sale and satisfaction BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich County Clerk's Office, on June LOANS, INC. of the mortgage debt, including BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., A full legal description can be found at 29,2006 Book 11750, at Page 616; to VS costs and expenses, there remains on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the the Union County Sheriff's Office recover possession of and concerning Defendant: HENRY AGUILERA; any surplus money, the money will afternoon of said day. All successful Total Upset: $488,127.71 real estate located at 336 Fulton MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS- be deposited into the Superior Court bidders must have 20% of their bid ***Four Hundred Eighty-Eight Thou- Street, Elizabeth, New Jersey 07206 TRATION SYSTEMS, INC.," AS NOMI- Trust Fund and any person claiming available in cash or certified check at sand One Hundred Twenty-Twenty-SeveS n and and being also known as Lot 782, and NEE FOR COUNTRYWIDE BANK, N.A. the surplus, or any part thereof, may the conclusion of the sales. 71/100*" Block 5 on the tax map of the City of AND STATE OF NEW JERSEY file a motion pursuant to Court The property to be sold is located in July 2, 9, 16, 23, 2009 Elizabeth, County of union and State Sale Date: 08/05/2009 Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the the City of Linden in the County of U240947 PRO ($166.60) CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE PAGE 40 — THURSDAY, JULY 9,2009 LOCALSOURCE.CO1W UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE

PUBLICTOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTSCE POBLICNOTTCE PUBLIC NOTICE ELIZABETH foreclosed and, if so the current Sale Date: 08/05/2009 ***Four Hundred Eighty-Two Thou- 801, Lot 17. amount due thereon. * Writ of Execution; 03/04/2009 sand Six Hundred Five and 54/100*** The dimensions are approximately 50 SHERIFF'S SALE'1 "If the sale is set aside for any rea- By-virtue of the above-stated writ of Attorney: feet wide by 200 feet long. Sheriff's File Number: CH-09003210 son, the Purchaser at the sale shall be execution to me directed I shall PARKER MC CAY - ATTORNEYS Nearest Cross Street: CHANDLER Division: CHANCERY entitled only a return of the deposit expose for sale by public venue, at the 7001 LINCOLN DRIVE WEST AVENUE Docket Number: F2007508 paid. The Purchaser shall have no fur- UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION THREE QREENTREE CENTRE - P.O. Prior lien(s): SUBJECT TO UNPAID County: Union ther recourse against the Mortgagor, BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- BOX 974 TAXES AND OTHER MUNICIPAL Plaintiff: US BANK NATIONAL ASSO- the Mortgagor's attorney, BETHTOWN PLAZAT Elizabeth, N.J., MARLTON, NJ 08053-0974 LIENS. CIATION AS TRUSTEE RESIDENTIAL "•if after the sale and satisfaction on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the (856)596-8900 AS OF 5/29/2009 TAXES ARE PAID FUNDING COMPANY, LLC of the mortgage debt, including afternoon of said day. All successful Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich THROUGH 2ND QUARTER 2009. VS costs and expenses, there remains bidders must have 20% of their bid A full legal description can be found at THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES Defendant: KERI WALTERS, any surplus money, the money will available in cash or certified check at the Union County Sheriff's Office THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE DELORES WALTERS, MORTGAGE be deposited into the Superior court the conclusion of the sales. Total Upset: $529,628.99 WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYS- Trust Fund and any person claiming Property to be sold is located in the ••"Five Hundred Twenty-Nine Thou- THROUGH PUBLICATION. TEMS, INC. AS NOMINEE FOR RESI- the surplus, or any part thereof, may County of Union, City of Roselle, sand Six Hundred Twenty-Eight and SURPLUS MONEY: IF AFTER THE DENTIAL HOME FUNDING CORP. ITS file a motion pursuant to Court State of New Jersey 99/100"* SALE AND SATISFACTION OF THE SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the Premises commonly known as: 483 July 9, 16, 23, 30, 2009 MORTGAGE DEBT, INCLUDING Sale Date: 07/29/2009 nature and extent of that person's WEST 3RD AVENUE, ROSELLE NJ U241321 PRO ($168.58) COSTS AND EXPENSES, THERE Writ of Execution: 05/18/2009 claim and asking for an order direct- 07203 REMAINS ANY SURPLUS MONEY, ing payment of the surplus money. By virtue of the above-stated writ of BEING KNOWN as LOT 4, BLOCK _ ELIZABETH THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSITED execution to me directed I shall The Sheriff or other person conduct- 6204, on the official Tax Map of the INTO THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST Ing the sale will have Information expose for sale by public venue, at the Borough of Roselle SHERIFF'S SALE FUND AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION regarding the surplus, if any. Dimensions: 100.00 feet x 40.00 feet THE SURPLUS, OR ANY PART BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $338,627.43 X 100.00 feet X 40.00 feet Sheriffs File Number: CH-09003444 THEREOF, MAY FILE A MOTION PUR- BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., '••Three Hundred Thirty-Eight Thou- Nearest Cross Street: John Street Division: CHANCERY SUANT TO COURT RULES 4:64-3 AND on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the sand Nine Hundred Twenty-Seven The Sheriff hereby reserves the Docket Number: F2122308 4:57-2 STATING THE NATURE AND afternoon of said day. All successful and 43/100*" right to adjourn this sale without County: Union EXTENT OF THAT PERSON'S CLAIM bidders must have -20% of their bid Attorney: further notice by publication. Plaintiff: INDYMAC BANK, FSB AND ASKING FOR AN ORDER available in cash or certified check at PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC •Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- VS DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- the conclusion of the sales. 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD pal liens or other charges, and any Defendant: ROBERTO DEROCHA; PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR such taxes, charges, liens, insurance LENIA V. DEROCHA; MORTGAGE OTHER PERSON CONDUCTING THE Property to be sold is located in the SUITE 100 ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYS- MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 premiums or other advances made by SALE WILL HAVE INFORMATION City of Elizabeth, County of Union, plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- TEMS, INC., AS NOMINEE FOR INDY- REGARDING THE SURPLUS, IF ANY. State of New Jersey (856) 813-5500 MAC BANK, FSB Sheriff:- Ralph Froehlich ed parties are to conduct and rely JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $318,876.94 Premises commonly known as: 647 upon their own independent investiga- Sale Date: 08/05/2009 •"Three Hundred Eighteen Thou- FRANKLIN ST, ELIZABETH NJ 07206 A full legal description can be found at Writ of Execution: 05/21/2009 the Union County Sheriff's Office tion to ascertain whether or not any sand Eight Hundred Seventy-Six and BEING KNOWN as LOT 490, BLOCK outstanding interest remain of record By virtue of the aboya-stated writ of 94/100*^* 7, on the official Tax Map of the City Total Upset: $404,070.56 execution to me directed I shall •••Four Hundred Four Thousand Sev- and/or have priority over the lien being Attorney: of Elizabeth foreclosed and, if so the current expose for sale by public venue, at the enty and 56/100*** UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION Dimensions: 25,00 x 100.00 foot x July 9, 16. 23, 30, 2009 amount due thereon. STERN' LAVINTHAL, FRANKENBERG 26.00 feet X 100.00 feat "If the sale Is set aside for any rea- BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- & NORGAARD, LLC U241334 PRO ($180.32) BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., Nearest Cross Street: Seventh Street ______son, the Purchaser at the sale shall be 293 EISENHOWER PARKWAY The Sheriff hereby reserves the entitled only a return of the deposit on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the SUITE 300 - P.O. BOX 1660 right to adjourn this sale without paid. The Purchaser shall have no fur- afternoon of said day. " All successful LIVINGSTON, NJ 07039-1660 further notice by publication. ther recourse against the Mortgagor, bidders must have 20% of their bid (973)740-0700 'Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- SHERIFF'S SALE the Mortgagor's attorney. available in cash or certified check at Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich pal liens or other charges, and any Sheriff's File Number: CH-0S0O3233 •"If after the sale and satisfaction the conclusion of the sales. A full legal description can be found at such taxes, charges, liens, insurance Division: CHANCERY of the mortgage debt, Including The property to be sold is located in the Union County Sheriff's Office ' premiums or other advances made by Docket Number: F2440808 costs and expenses, there remains the City of Elizabeth in the County of Total Upset: $366,840.69 plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- County: Union any surplus money, the money will Union, State of New Jersey. "•Three Hundred Sixty-Six Thousand ed parties are to conduct and rely Plaintiff: U.S. BANK NATIONAL be deposited into trio Superior Court Commonly known as: 1033 FLORA Eight Hundred Forty and 69/100*" upon their own independent investiga- ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR Trust Fund and any person claiming STREET, ELIZABETH, NJ 07201 July 2, 9, 18, 23, 2009 tion to ascertain whether or not any MASTR'ASSET BACKED SECURITIES the surplus, or any part thereof, may Tax Lot No.: 787.A in Block 8 U240951 PRO ($170.52) outstanding interest remain of record TRUST 2005-WMC2 file a motion pursuant to Court Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) and/or have priority over the lien being VS Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the 100 ft x 25 ft foreclosed and, if so the current Defendant: MIRIAM LAVERDE; NEL- nature and extent of that person's •Nearest Cross amount due thereon. SON LAVERDE V claim and asking for an order direct- Street Street: Catherine ELIZABETH , "If the sale is set aside for any rea- Sale Date: 07/29/2009 ing payment of the surplus money. son, the Purchaser ot the sale shall be Writ of Execution: 05/29/2009 The Sheriff or other person conduct- Subject to any open taxes, SHERIFF'S SALE entitled only a return of the deposit By virtue of the above-stated writ of ing the sale will have information water/sewer, municipal or tax liens Sheriff's File Number: CH- 09002897 paid. The Purchaser shall have no fur- execution to me directed I shall regarding the surplus, if any. that may be due. Division: CHANCERY ther recourse against the Mortgagor, expose for sale by public venue, at the JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $255,857.77 Tax and prior lien info: At the time of Docket Number: F3312808 the Mortgagor's attorney. UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION •"Two Hundred Fifty-Five Thousand publication taxes/sewer/water informa- County: Union *"lf after the sals and satisfaction BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- Eight Hundred Fifty-Seven and tion was not available - You must Plaintiff: US BANK, NA AS TRUSTEE of the mortgage debt, including BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., 777100*** check with the tax collector for exact OF SERIES 2007-AR2 costs and expenses, there remains on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock In the Attorney: amounts due. VS any surplus money, the money will afternoon of said day. All successful Surplus Money: If after the sale and Defendant: JOSE I. CASTILLO; ALBA be deposited into the Superior Court bidders must have 20% of their bid PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC satisfaction of the mortgage debt, YANIZA CASTILLO Trust Fund and any person claiming available in cash or certified check at 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD , including costs and expenses/there Sale Date: 07/15/2009 the surplus, or any part thereof, may the conclusion ofthe sales. SUITE 100 remains any surplus money, the money Writ of Execution: 05/08/2009 file a motion pursuant to Court Will be deposited Into the Superior By virtue of the above-stated writ of Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 Stating the Property to be sold is located in the MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 Court Trust Fund and any person City of Elizabeth, County of Union, (856) 813-5500 execution to me directed I shall nature and extent of that person's Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich claiming the surplus, or any part there- expose for sale by public venue, at the claim and asking for an order direct- State of New Jersey of, may file a motion pursuant to Court UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION ing payment of the surplus money. Premises commonly known as: 592- A full legal description can be found at Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the 594 MADISON AVENUE, ELIZABETH the Union County Sheriff's Office BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- The Sheriff or other person conduct- Total Upset: $280,552.91 nature and extent of that person's BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., Ing the sale will have information NJ 07201 claim and asking for an order directing on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the BEING KNOWN as LOT 641, BLOCK •"Two Hundred Eighty Thousand Five regarding the surplus, if any. Hundred Fifty-Two and 91/100*" payment of the surplus money. The afternoon of said day. All successful JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $455,876.99 12, on the official Tax Map ofthe City sheriff or other person conducting the bidders must have 20% of their bid of Elizabeth July 9, 16, 23, 30, 2009 •••Four Hundred Fifty-Five Thou- U241331 PRO ($176.40) sale will have information regarding available in cash or certified check at sand Eight Hundred Seventy-Six and Dimensions: 33.00 x 110.00 feet x the surplus, if any. the conclusion of the sales.

PUBLIC. NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLICNOTrCE ELIZABETH Two Hundred Sixty-Five Thousand SPRINGFIELD MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS- and designated as Block 2602, LoUs) Three Hundred Sixty-Four and TRATION SYSTEMS INC. AS NOMI- 1 on the Township of Springfield Tax SHERIFF'S SALE 70/100*" TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD NEE FOR COUNTRYWIDE HOME Map. Sheriff's File Number: CH-09003214 Attorney: LOANS, INC.; The application, plans and survey Division; CHANCERY SHAPIRO & PEREZ, LLP - ATTOR- UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY Sale Date: 07/15/2009 are on file in the Annex Building, 20 Docket Number: F2483108B NEYS Writ of Execution: 11/15/2007 North Trivett Avenue and available for County: Union 14000 COMMERCE PARKWAY •CONSTRUCTION OF NEW By virtue of the above-stated writ of inspection. Plaintiff: INDYMAC BANK, FSB SUITE B execution to me directed I shall Any interested party may appear VS MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 HANDICAPPED CURB RAMPS expose for sale by public venue, at the either in person, by agent or attorney Defendant: MOISES CASTILLO AND (856)793-3080 CONTRACT SP 09-08 UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION and present any objections which you MILAGROS CASTILLO, HIS WIFE; Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- may have in granting of this Applica- MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS- A full legal description can be found at NOTICE TO BIDDERS BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., tion. TRATION SYSTEMS, IC, ACTING the Union County Sheriff's Office NOTICE is hereby given that sealed on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the Dorothy Sturcke SOLELY AS A NOMINEE FOR INDY- Total Upset: $315,004.42 bids for the construction of new Hand- afternoon of said day. All successful Applicant MAC BANK, F.S.B., A FEDERALLY ""Three Hundred Fifteen Thousand icapped Curb Ramps In the TOWN- bidders must have 20% of their bid U241469 OBS July 9, 2009 ($16.66) CHARTERED SAVINGS BANK; JAVIER Four and 42/100*** SHIP OF SPRINGFIELD, UNION available in cash or certified check at ______, CARBIO June 25. July 2, 9, 16, 2009 COUNTY, NEW JERSEY will be the conclusion of the sales. Sale Date: 07/29/2009 U240471 PRO ($147.00) received at the TOWNSHIP OF Municipality: City of Summit Writ of Execution: 05/06/2009 SPRINGFIELD, Municipal Clerk's Street Address: 43 Clark St., Summit, By virtue of the above-stated writ of ELIZABETH Office, 100 Mountain Avenue, Spring- NJ 07901 SHERIFF'S SALE execution to me directed I shall field, New Jersey on Wednesday July Tax Lot: 16 Tax Block: 3603 Sheriff's File Number: CH- 09003448 expose for sale by public venue, at the SHERIFF'S SALE 22. 2009 at 9:00 AM, Approximate dimensions: 92.96' x Division: CHANCERY UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION Sheriff's File Number: CH- 09002898 66.03' x 9V x 66' Docket Number: F1161808 BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- Division: CHANCERY This project consists of the installation Nearest Cross Street: Huntley Road County: Union BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., Docket Number: F2157908 of new ADA compliant Handicapped If after the sale and satisfaction of the Plaintiff: WELLS FARGO BANK, NA AS on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the County: Union Curb Ramp with detectable Warning mortgage debt, including costs and TRUSTEE afternoon of said day. All successful Plaintiff: FEDERAL HOME LOAN surfaces at various locations; all in expenses, there remains any surplus VS bidders must have 20% of their bid MORTGAGE CORP. accordance with the form of proposal, money, the money will be deposited Defendant: ANTHONY GASALBERTI, available in cash or certified check at VS contract and specifications prepared into the Superior Court Trust Fund and WACHOVIA BANK, NATIONAL ASSO- the conclusion of the sales. Defendant: JOSE A. VASQUEZ, LUZ by the Engineering Department of the any person claiming the surplus, or CIATION PROPERTY TO BE SOLD IS LOCATED HELENA DIAZ, MORTGAGE ELEC- Township of Springfield, 100 Mountain any part thereof, may file a motion Sale Date: 08/05/2009 IN: the City of Elizabeth, County of TRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS Avenue, Springfield,. New Jersey pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and Writ of Execution: 06/01/2009 Union, in the State of New Jersey. INC., AS NOMINEE FOR COUNTRY- 07081. 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of By virtue of the above-stated writ of PREMISES COMMONLY KNOWN AS: WIDE HOME LOANS, INC., MARIA that person's claim and asking for an execution to me directed I shall 320 John Street, Elizabeth, NJ 07202 SUSAN HORVATH, IND. DAVID HOR- order directing payment of the surplus expose for sale by public venue, at the TAX LOT # 814 Qualifier W09 n/k/a VATH, INFANT BY G/A/L MARIA Plans and Specifications have been money. The Sheriff or other person UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION L814 BLOCK #9 i SUSAN HORVATH, EDITH EZE, DAWN filed in the office of the Clerk of, the conducting the sale will have informa- BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- FUEL, INC. THE STATE OF NEW JER- TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD and tion regarding the surplus, if any. BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., APPROXIMATE DIMENSIONS: 25' x SEY may be inspected by prospective bid- "THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the 100' ders at the office of the Engineering THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE afternoon of said day. All successful NEAREST CROSS STREET: Third Sale Date: 07/15/2009 Department of the Township of Spring- WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE bidders must have 20% of their bid Avenue Writ of Execution: 05/04/2009 fiefd, 100 Mountain Avenue, Spring- available in cash or certified check at Taxes: By virtue of the above-stated writ of field, New Jersey 07081. A non-refund- THROUGH PUBLICATION." the conclusion of the sales. Current through 2nd Quarter 2009* execution to me directed I shall able payment of $25 per set is JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $336,780.78*" The property to be sold is located in *Plus Interest on these figures through ' expose for sale by public venue, at the required payable to Township of Three Hundred Thirty-Six Thousand the CITY of SUMMIT, County of Union date of payoff and any and all subse- UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION Springfield. Seven Hundred Eighty and 78/100*** and State of New Jersey. quent taxes, water and sewer BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- Attorney: Commonly known as: 1 MANOR. HL amounts. BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., Bidders are notified that they must PLUESE, BECKER S SALTZMAN, LLC RD, SUMMIT, NJ 07901. Surplus Money: If after the sale and on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the comply with the New Jersey Prevailing 20000 HORIZON WAY Tax Lot No. 5 fka 21 in Block No. 3103 satisfaction or the mortgage debt, afternoon of said day. All successful Wage Act (Chapter 150 of the Laws of SUITE 900 fka 95 including costs and expenses, there bidders must have 20% of their bid 1963, as amended) and that award will MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054-4318 remains any surplus money, the money available in cash or certified check at not be made to any bidder whom the (856)813-1700 Dimension of Lot Approximately: .282 will be deposited into the Superior the conclusion of the sales. Commissioner of Labor and Industry Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich Nearest Cross Street: ASHLAND Court Trust Fund and any person The property to be sold is located in does not certify. A full legal description can be found at ROAD claiming the surplus, or any part there- the CITY of ELIZABETH. County of the Union County Sheriff's Office BEGINNING on the northeasterly side of, may file a motion pursuant to Court UNION and State of New Jersey. Bids shall be submitted on the forms Total Upset: $406,293.32 of Manor Hill Rosd at a point therein Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the Commonly known as: 917-919 FLORA provided, in the manner designated ***Four Hundred Six Thousand Two distant westerly measured along the nature and extent of that person's STREET. ELIZABETH, NJ 07201, therein and required by the Specifica- Hundred Ninety-Three and 32/100*** said northeasterly side of Manor Hill claim and asking for an order directing Tax Lot No. 755 in Block No.8 June 18, 25, July 2, 9, 2009 Road 110 feet from the intersection of Dimension of Lot Approximately: 50 X tions. They must be enclosed in U240051 OBS ($139.16) the said northeasterly side of Manor payment of the surplus money. The 100 sealed envelopes, bearing the name Hill Road with the northwesterly side Sheriff or other person conducting the and address of the bidder and the of Ashland Road if the said sides of sale will have information regarding Nearest Cross Street: HENRY name of the project on the outside, SUMMIT said roads were extended to meet; the surplus, if any. STREET addressed to the Municipal Clerk, RUNNING THENCE along the said THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES BEGINNING at a point in the TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD, UNION NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING northeasterly side of Manor Hill Road THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE Northerly line of Flora Street, dis- COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, and must be BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT OF THE in a southeasterly direction on a curve WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE tant 200.00 feet Westerly along the accompanied by a certified check, CITY OF SUMMIT to the right having a radius of 178 feet THROUGH PUBLICATION same from its intersection with the cashier's check, or bid bond in the UNION COUNTY, NJ a distance of 85 feet; A FULL LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE Westerly line of Henry Street, and form provided of not IPSB than 10% of THENCE on a curve to the left curving PREMISES CAN BE FOUND IN THE thence running; the amount of bid. Said check or bid Take notice that the Board of Adjust- into Ashland Road having a radius of OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF OF UNION "THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES bond may not be less than $500 nor ment of the City of Summit will conduct 25,73 feet a distance of 339.67 feet to COUNTY THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE shall it be more than $20,000 and must a public hearing at the Summit City a point in the said northwesterly side JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $301,900.58 WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE be accompanied by a Consent of Sure- Hall, 512 Springfield Avenue, Summit of Ashland Road; ""Three Hundred One Thousand THROUGH PUBLICATION." ty statement in the form provided from N.J. at 7:30 p.m. or as soon thereafter Nine Hundred and S8/10O*** PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES a Surety Company stating that the as the matter may be called on July THENCE along the said northwesterly Attorney: TOTAL AS OF May 14, 2009: $.00 Surety Company will provide the bid- 20, 2009, which hearing will be contin- side of Ashlana Road on a curve to the Surplus Money: ft after the sale and der with a bond for 100% of the Con- ued on such dates thereafter as may right having a radius, of .1155 feet a PARKER MC CAY - ATTORNEYS satisfaction of the mortgage debt, tract amount in the event that the Con- be necessary In the judgment of the distance of 42.50:feet to a point, in the 7001 LINCOLN DRIVE WEST including costs and expenses, there tract is awarded-to the bidder. A Non- Board of Adjustment to complete the THREE GREENTREE CENTRE - remains any surplus money, the money Collusion Affidavit and a Record of hearings and deliberations on an THEN'CE along: lands of Oak Knoll P.O. BOX 974 will be deposited into, the Superior Recent Contract Awards must also application for development by Elmer School, North 33 degrees 29 minutes MARLTON, NJ 08053-0974 CouTt Trust Fund and any person accompany the proposal on the forms W. Heine! and Lori M. Heiriel, regard- West, 175 feet to the most easterly (JJ56) 596-8900 claiming the surplus, or any part there- provided. ing permission to Improve their single corner of Lot #102 on Map hereinafter Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich of, may file a motion pursuant to Court family home by the construction of a mentioned; A full legal description can be found at Rules 4:84-3 and 4:57-2 stating the detached garage, screened porch, THENCE along the southeasterly line the Union County Sheriff's Office nature and extent of that person's PROPOSAL FORMS SHALL NOT BE back entry porch and the paving and of said Lot #102 South 18 degrees 1-% Total Upset: $335,366.78 claim and asking for an order directing REMOVED FROM THE FORM OF redesign of the driveway on the prop- minutes West, 135.29 feet to the said ***Three Hundred Thirty-Five Thou- payment of the surplus money. The PROPOSAL. PROPOSALS MUST BE erty known as 9 Prospect Hill Avenue, northeasterly side of Manor Hill Road sand Three Hundred Sixty-Six and Sheriff or other person conducting the MADE UPON THE BLANK FORMS Lot 22, Block 3501 on the Tax Maps of at the point or place of BEGINNING. 78/100*** sale will have information regarding PROVIDED AND SUBMITTED IN THE the City of Summit in the R-25 District. BEING Lot #101, on map entitled, July 2, 9, 16, 23, 2009 the surplus, if any. BOUND BOOK, WHICH SHALL BE The applicants request variance "Glen-Oaks, owned and developed by U240954 PRO ($174.44) LEFT WHOLE AND INTACT IN EVERY relief from the strict application of the Raymond W. Stafford, Summit, Union JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $371,624.05*** RESPECT. Development Regulations Ordinance County, New Jersey, John J. Kentz, ______Three Hundred Seventy-One Thou- standards regulating combined side C.E. and Surveyor, Summit, New Jer- sand Six Hundred Twenty-Four and Bidders must have at the time of bid, a yard setback together with all other sey, Revised January 2, 1936", filed SHERIFF'S SALE 05/100*** Business Registration Certificate relief in the form of variances, February 20, 1936, the Union County Sheriff's File Number: CH-08001419 Attorney: issued by the New Jersey Department waivers, interpretations, appeals, or Register's Office under Case #206-B. Division: CHANCERY FEIN, SUCH, KAHN & SHEPARD, PC of Treasury. exceptions in the strict application of "THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES Docket Number: F1200307 7 CENTURY DRIVE . tile provisions of the Development THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE County: Union SUITE 201 Bidders are required to comply with Regulations Ordinance, and other \A/ITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE Plaintiff: FREMONT INVESTMENT & PARSIPPANY, NJ 07054 the requirements of P.L. 1975 Chapter relief, which . may arise during the THROUGH PUBLICATION." LOAN (973)538-4700 127 for an affirmative action program course of the hearings in this applica- PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich for equal employment opportunity. tion, necessary to realize the develop- TAXES $4,158.93 Defendant: SUZETTE NEWBORN, A full legal description can be found at ment as set forth more specifically in TOTAL AS OF June 9, 2009: STATE OF NEW JERSEY the Union County Sheriff's Office If awarded a contract, your the application for development on file $4,158.93 Sale Date: 07/22/2009 Total Upset: $512,511.61 company/firm will be required to com- or as may be amended during the Surplus Money: If after the sale and Writ of Execution: 02/04/2008 ***Five Hundred Twelve Thousand Five ply withthe requirements of P.L. 1975 course of hearings and available for satisfaction of the mortgage debt, By virtue of the above-stated writ of Hundred Eleven and 61/100"* C. 127 (NJAC 17:27). inspection in connection herewith. including costs and expenses, there execution to me directed I shall June 18, 25, July 2, 9, 2009 remains any surplus money, the money expose for sale by public venue, at the U240055 PRO ($172.48) Bidders must also comply with the All maps and documents for which will be deposited into the Superior UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION requirements of P.L.;1977, Chapter 33 approval is sought are available for Court Trust Fund and any person BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- amending the Local Public Contracts public inspection at the Department of claiming the surplus, or any part there- BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., PUBLIC NOTICE Law. Bidders must submit a statement Community Services at City Hall, 512 of, may file a motion pursuant to Court on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the. setting forth the names and addresses Springfield Avenue, Summit, N.J. dur- Rules 4:64-3 and .4:57-2 stating the afternoon of said day. All successful SUMMIT of all the stockholders in the corpora- ing the business hours of 8:00 a.m. to nature and extent of that person's bidders must have 20% of their bid tion or members of the partnership 4:00 p.m. During the summer from claim and asking for an order directing available in cash or certified check at TAKE NOTICE THAT the Zoning who own ten percent (10%) or wore of July 6, 2009 through August 28, 2009, payment of the surplus money. The the conclusion of the sales. Board of Adjustment of the City of its stock, or nave a ten percent (10%) the hours are Monday through Thurs- Sheriff or other person conducting the The property to be sold is located in Summit, New Jersey, will hold a hear- or greater interest in the case of part- day. 8:00a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Friday, sale will have information regarding the CITY of ELIZABETH in the County ing on July 20, 2009 at 7:30 pm In the nership, 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p^m.- of UNION, and the State of New Jer- This notice is being given pursuant to the surplus, if any. City Hall Council Chambers, 512 N.J.S.A. 40:55D-12 and Article 3,16 of JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $780,086.49*** Springfield Avenue, Summit, New Jer- No bid may be withdrawn for sixty (60) the Development Regulations Ordi- Seven Hundred Eighty Thousand faxLOT 193 BLOCK 3 sey, to consider an application affect- days after the opening of bids. A Con- nance of the City of Summit. Eight-Six and 49/100^** COMMONLY KNOWN AS 545 COURT ing the property whose street address tract will be awarded to the lowest Attorney: STREET ELIZABETH, NEW JERSEY is known as 17 Montrose Avenue, responsible bidder or all proposals will 07206 Block 801, Lot 10. be rejected within sixty (60) days after DEMPSEY, DEMPSEY & SHEEHAN FEIN, SUCH, KAHN & SHEPARD, PC Dimensions of the Lot are (Approxi- The conditions affecting this proper- the opening of bids. Attorneys for Applicant 7 CENTURY DRIVE mately) 100.00 feet wide by 25.00 feet ty and the reason for the application By: Hilary P. Ulz, Esq. SUITE 201 Dated: July 1, 2009. ' . PARSIPPANY, NJ 07054 • long. being heard are as follows: two-story The Mayor and Township Committee of (973)538-4700, Nearest Cross Street: Situated on the addition in the rear of the house the TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD U241389 DBS July 9, 2009 ($33.32) Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich NORTHEASTERLY side of COURT requires a Variance for Maximum reserves the right to reject all bids, to A full legal description can be found at STREET 225.00 feet from the SOUTH- Building Coverage. reject unbalanced bids, and to waive the Union County Sheriff's Office EASTERLY^ side of 6TH STREET, Applicant requests and other waivers any informality in any bid. SPRINGFIELD Total Upset: $892,931.68 THE SALE IS SUBJECT TO UNPAID or variances as may be required by the ***Eight Hundred Ninety-Two Thou- TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS, TAX, Board or its professionals at the time Township Administrator TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD sand Nine Hundred Thirty-One and WATER AND SEWER LIENS AND of the hearing. Edward J. Fanning 68/100*** OTHER MUNICIPAL ASSESSMENTS. The application forms and supporting U241505 OBS July 9, 2009 ($65.66) ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT THE AMOUNT DUE CAN BE documents are on file in the Depart- _____ July 9, 16, 23, 30, 2009 OBTAINED FROM THE LOCAL. TAX- ment of Community Services, 512 TAKE NOTICE that on the 21st day U241292 OBS ($233.24) ING AUTHORITY. PURSUANT TO Springfield Avenue, and may be of July 2009, at 8:00 P.M., a hearing NJSA46:8B-21 THE SALE MAY ALSO inspected on any workday during busi- SHERIFF'S SALE will be held before the Springfield SUMMIT BE SUBJECT TO THE LIMITED LIEN ness hours, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Any Sheriff's File Number: CH-09002891 Board of Adjustment at the Municipal PRIORITY OF ANY CONDOMINIUM/ interested party may appear at the Division: CHANCERY Building, 100 Mountain Avenue, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION LIENS hearing and participate therein, sub- Docket Number: F1448307 Sprinqfield, New Jersey on Application BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT OF THE WHICH MAY EXIST. ject to the rules of the Board. #2009-16 regarding the appeal or CITY OF SUMMIT THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES County: Union application of Dorothy Sturcke for a UNION COUNTY, NJ THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE Plaintiff: WACHOVIA MORTGAGE variance or variances or other relief so WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE Daniel J. Reddy CORPORATION as to permit placement of a fence on a Take notice that the Board of Adjust- Applicant VS corner lot having two front yards which ment of the City of Summit will conduct THROUGH PUBLICATION. U,241391 OBS July 9, 2009 ($17.15) Defendant: MICHAEL S. KENNEDY requires a front yard variance on the JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $26U,364.70*" AND KIM E. KENNEDY, HIS WIFE; premises located at 82 Tree Top Drive a public hearing at the Summit City CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE PAGE 42 — THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2009 LOCALSOURCE.COM! UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE

PUBLlCNOTlCE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLlCNOTrCE PUBLICNOTTCE PUBLIC NOTICE Hali, 512 Springfield Avenue, Summit Zoning Board of Adjustment 07901 during regular business hours, CLARK N.J. at 7:30 p.m. or as soon thereafter 8:00 am • 4:30 pm, Monday - Thursday outdoor storage; Applicant further as the matter may be called on July DATED: June 30, 2009 and 8:00 am - 1 ;00 pm Friday for a fee NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING seeks continuation of all existing vari- 20, 2009, which hearing will be contin- of $25.00. refundable to all bonafide ances, including w/o limitation: num- ued on such dates thereafter as may U241499 QBS July 9, 2009 ($12,25) bidders upon request. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT: ber of parking spaces, store hours; be necessary in the judgement of the open 24 hours per day/7 days per Board of Adjustment to complete the SPRINGRELD Applicant/Owner: Wakefern Food week and minimum open space seek- hearings and deliberations on an Corp. ing relief from the relevant sections of application for development by Bruce TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD the Township's Land Development Address: 5000 Riverside Drive, Ordinance. Field, regarding permission to improve, 20NING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT ^ ,_ 'Pf

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To avoid late payments, con- ing out if there are any obstacles sider setting up-a monthly email they need to overcome on their way reminder or an automatic payment The Infineum Bayway Chemical Plant located in Linden was recently recertified to homeownership. system. , as an Occupational Safety and Health Administration Voluntary Protection Pro- To improve your credit score • Avoid opening new cards. To gram star site for its safety and health programs. Infineurn's Linden Plant is one and qualify for better mortgage improve their credit score a bor- of only 56 sites in New Jersey to currently hold this prestigious certification. programs at better interest rates, rower should avoid applying for Weichert Financial Services offers new cards. Having too many active these tips: cards can have a negative effect on • Check and review your credit your credit score in the short term report. Since a credit score, which and keeping track of purchases and is determined by a borrower's bill- bill due dates' of several credit cards paying history and debt profile, is can be difficult. the biggest factor a lender uses Although some offers come when considering a borrower, buy.- with discounts that are appealing, ers should start by looking for fight the temptation. In the long problem areas and any errors on run, it will help strengthen youi their report. credit score.' • Keep your credit card balances To learn more about your credit low. Since approximately 30 per- rating and ways to improve your cent of a borrower's score, is deter- credit score, call or visit a gold mined based on a ratio of the services manager at one of amount that is owed in relation to Weichert's neighborhood offices. their available credit, a buyer These financial representatives will should keep credit card balances as personally review your credit file close to zero as possible. 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From left, volunteers Rebecca Deczynski, Silvana ,,,...' r, Paradiso and Daniel Murphy work to restore a por- tion of Hanson Park in Cranfprd. The project was made possible by a $3,000 Lowe's Toolbox for • Education grant. Grant used to

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