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Summit Founded in 1889 aid VOLUME 116, No. 39 August 27,2005 Price: rNewsbrie£s-, Downtown hosts Applicant for office use on Springfield Ave. classic cars for Sept. show challenged at a Planning Board meeting SUMMIT — Car buffs are invited to take a dream tour through By LIZ KEILL was confusing use with what is per- potential tenants would not include Church. is that the neighbor seems to want to downtown to see the annual clas- mitted. doctors or dentists. He added that Planning Board member Vicki stop the application at any cost. I sic antique car show on Sundav, SUMMIT — An application sub- Howard D. Greenslaw. attorney the office would be used between Weber said she was uncomfortable would like to have everyone coming Sept. 25. mitted to the city's Planning Board for the applicant, said the property 9:30 JLHL and 5:30 p.m. weekdays, with the prospect of stacking cars, out of this feeling they have a true The 9th annual event will take to convert a two-story residence at has been defined as a major classifi- with little or no use at night or on and commented. "What troubles me compromise on the permitted use." - place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., 597 Springfield Ave." to an office cation, "but it's as minor as a major weekends. sponsored by Summit Downtown, was challenged at the Monday, Aug. one can get," he said. Chief Inspector Gary Lewis Inc. One-of-a-kind cars will be 15, meeting. This was the appli- Architect aad professional plan- asked on behalf of the city about vis- displayed on Union Place, Beech- cant's second appearance before the ner Kenneth I Stoyack said the ex- ibility from houses behind the prop- Township loses wood Road, Bank Street and in board. Testimony was not complete, terior appearance of the home would erty. Mr. Stoyack said steep terrain the Bank Street parking lot. however, and will be continued at a remain basically the same. "It would means neighbors at the rear would Twenty classes of cars will be special meeting scheduled for 7:30 look like any other residential prop- look over the top of the residence, judged, and trophies awarded to p.m. Tuesday. Sept. 13. erty." he said. He said the ordinance not at parking. its oldest home the first and second place finish- Local developer Gregory Alto of encourages shared driveways, which The architect also displayed a ers in each category. Pre-registra- Alto Enterprises has purchased the means no landscape buffer could be lighting plan, which would include By MICHAEL J. KELLY construction and preservation dates tion fee, by Sept. 15, is $15. On- 1920s house just west of St. John's provided next to Mrs. Brennan's four exterior light fixtures with resi- back more than 20 years to when the site registration the day of the Lutheran Church on the north side house. The applicant has proposed dential sconces, which, he said. MILLBURN — The township township created two Historic Dis- show is S20. Early registration for of the street, across from The Grand adding three additional parking "would not spill over the lot line." has lost its oldest home. tricts and an Historic Preservation participants is recommended. Summit Hotel. spaces and asphalt at the rear of the Neighbors would see illumination, Township Committeewoman Commission with advisory powers - WMTR (1250 AM), New Jer- Maureen Brennan of 599 Spring- property. A three-car garage already but not the light source, he said. Mary McNett reports that the 1750 to oversee exterior renovations and sey's oldies radio station, will be field Ave. appeared with her lawyer. on the site would accommodate cars Another parking option, the ar- Farley Farm House at 4 Farley Road demolitions within the districts. broadcasting live from the car Joseph E. Murray. Other neighbors for office staff, with the open spaces chitect said, would be to take down was demolished on Aug. 15. However. The Farley House was one show, along with prize give- in the vicinity were also in atten- reserved for visitors. One handicap- the garage, which would provide 15 The 255-year-old farmstead was of a dozen structures identified as aways. dance. Mr. Murray challenged the accessible space, he said, could be parking spaces at the rear of the the oldest home in the township, ac- historically significant in the town- Summit Supports Our Troops interpretation of the ordinance in used to jockey cars around if some- building. He explained that the ap- cording to the records of the Mill- ship's 1971 Master Plan but located volunteers will host a booth and terms of ''hardship" and "aesthetics" one had to leave the premises. In ad- plicant was attempting to preserve bum-Short Hills Historical Society. outside the Historic Districts in the are requesting donations of new and whether the office use would dition, the planner said, there is suf- the residential character of the house "It was built the year Betsy Ross Short Hills Park and Wyoming and used DVDs, disposable cam- "promote, the general welfare in ficient turn-around area behind the and property. A landscape buffer ex- was born.. .It was a home to families neighborhoods. eras and beef jerky that will be Summit." Planning Board Attorney house. Mr. Stoyack noted that, be- ists at the rear of the property as well and children 25 years before the "There were 12. now there are sent to service men and women Clifford Gibbons told Mr. Murrav he cause of the limited parking space. as the side adjacent to St. John's Battle of Springfield." said Ms. Mc- 11." Ms. McNett said. She de- from the Summit area who are on Nett liaison to the society. scribed the remaining 11 as "in active duty throughout the world. The Farley House demolition met grave danger." Free parking is available all legal requirements, with a demo- The Farley House demolition throughout the downtown area. lition permit, tree removal permit sparked a lengthy discussion at Aug. For information, call SDI at 277- and a pending construction permit 16's Town Committee meeting as 2727. for a new house on the cleared site. members of the governing body dis- However, the demolition is the most cussed what could be done to protect recent development in the town- the town's architectural heritage. Fall meetings ship's ongoing attempt to balance _ The 1991 Master Plan identified the pressures of new development /0 buildings in the township as pre- on focus areas with the desire for preservation. dating 1900. set for schools A flurry of requests for demoli- Mayor McDermott described tion permits have recently been re- Millburn as "a pioneer in historic SUMMIT — Meeting that ceived by Town Hall. Demolitions preservation" when it created its dates have been established by the are in progress for eight houses oa Historic Districts more than 20 years city's school board for this fall to Hartshorn Drive alone, according to ago. The first lawsuit against the Ms. McNett, who called the trend "a Historic District ordinance went all begin the process of setting up fo- „ -to. - "as cus areas and to review the state plague of demolitions being visited the way to the state Supreme Court, of the district. upon our community." where the township won. At 8 p.m. Monday, Sept. 19, Applications for five additional "We want to look and see if we Superintendent of Schools Car- demolition permits were received at can do more," Mayor McDennott olyn Deacon. wiU describe the dis- Town Hall on one day in August for said Tuesday night. "We have to trict's progress in its current focus houses throughout town, according find a way where we can designate areas and the process for commu- to Mayor Thomas McDennott. those properties and get some kind nity participation in upcoming 'The demolition bubble has not of protection." sessions. The location will be an- burst yet" the mayor said. The long-range solution maybe nounced later. The board invites In an attempt to control the trend, to seek a change in state law which all stakeholders, parents, commu- the Township Committee in June currently has no protections when nity members, staff and students adopted a so-called "McMansion property owners seek a demolition to attend. Ordinance" to regulate the accept- permit even for homes designated as The board will be setting prior- able size of new construction. How- historically significant, Ms. McNett ities and guidelines for the next ever, the ordinance was adopted said. three years. Working sessions are AT MEXICAN MISSION CONSTRUCTION SITE — Shelly Foster, Tom Convery, Alejan- with a four-month waiting period "We're going to see what we can targeted for 9 a.m. to noon on Sat- dro, Lenore Ford and Mary Gorman removed rocks and dirt so that a foundation which allows any new construction do about that," Ms. McNett said. urday, Oct. 15, and 9 a.m. to noon could be laid for two more rooms at a home in Mexico recently during a pilgrimage project approved before mid-Octo- Under existing state laws, Ms. on Saturday, Nov. 19. The Strate- made by congregation members at St. Teresa of Avila Church in Summit. For the last ber to comply with the previous re- McNett suggested that a nonprofit gic Plan 2005 will be presented at four years, parishioners from St. Teresa's have visited their sister parish, San Martin strictions. group could buy historically signifi- the 8 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 15 de Caballero, in Iztapalapa, under the leadership of Dave O'Brien, director of youth At public hearings on the new or- cant properties; the township could meeting. and parish ministries. For a full page of photos of the event, see the Eye on You in to- dinance, observers had predicted the impose deed restrictions against de- day's edition of the Summit Herald. four-month waiting period would re- molition, and the properties could sult in a short-term increase in appli- then be sold to private buyers. City okays cations for demolition permits. Deputy Mayor Salvatore Bate alliance effort The ongoing struggle between said, "It-all comes down to dollars." to obtain grant Sept. 22 is set for story time SUMMIT - Common Council sign-up at the public library authorized a grant application for the Municipal Alliance at a recent SUMMIT — Forms are available brary door at 8 a.m. Registration meeting. in a more structured library experi- at the Children's Desk of the Sum- forms will also be available there. Alliance-sponsored programs ence. It will run on Wednesdays. mit Free Public Library for parents Registration must be done in person include D.A.R.E., a Leadership Oct. 5 - Nov. 30, 9:45 -10:05. and to fill out prior to registration on that day. Phone registrations will be Program, Red Ribbon Week, a Thursdays, Oct. 6 - Dec. 1. 10:15- Thursday, Sept. 22, at 9 a.m. Forms accepted beginning Friday, Sept. 23. Parenting Speaker Series, a Stu- 10:35. will also be available the morning of According to staff at the library, dent Handbook, Movies in the The Threes program is for chil- registration. All information must be children must be of the appropriate Park, a Public Information dren who are three. Caregivers are filled out before giving the form to ages by the start of the first program Newsletter and a Senior Citizens asked to remain in the library while the librarian at registration. of the session, and a child may reg- Program. the children attend this program. It Separate color coded forms will ister for only one program. The Municipal Alliance seeks runs on Tuesdays, Oct. 4 - Nov. 29, be available for each class, i.e. All programs feature activities to increase awareness of alco- from 1-1:30. Mother Goose, Twos, Threes, Big appropriate for the particular age holism, drug abuse, gambling, "Big Kids" is for children who Kids, Combined Twos/Threes and groups, such as books, storytelling, nicotine and AIDS. are four and up, through kinder- the Combined Threes/Big Kids. songs, puppets, finger plays and garten. Caregivers are asked to re- Choose the appropriate one and fill flannel boards. main in the library while the chil- Boy Scouts plan out all information legibly. A sepa- Mother Goose story time is for dren attend on Wednesdays, Oct. 5 - rate form must be filled out for each children 6-24 months of age. Chil- Nov. 30, from 2 to 2:30. ; popcorn blitz child. Those submitting forms must dren must be accompanied by a The Combined Twos/Threes is provide their Summit Library card caregiver. It will run Tuesdays, Oct. for children ages two and three, ac- numbers on the form. If you do not 4 to Nov. 29, 9:45-10:05 or 10:30- companied by a caregiver, on Thurs- SUMMIT — Local Boy have a card, you may get one at the 10:50, and Thursdays. Oct. 6 to Dec. days, Oct 6 - Dec. I, 1-1:30. Scouts and Cub Scouts will be out circulation desk. Children must be a i, 9:30-9:50. The Combined Threes /Big Kids and about selling popcorn from resident of Summit to participate in The Twos Lapsit program is for is for children three years of age Sept. 2 through Oct. 21. The Pa- story time. children who are two years old, ac- through kindergarten. Caregivers are triot's Path Council and Cub Registration begins at 9 a.m. in companied by a caregiver. This sto- asked to remain in the library while Scout Pack 260 will join forces the Hickok Meeting Room. Num- ry time is an opportunity for twos to the children take part on Thursdays, for the fundraiser. bers will be available outside the li- sit with the caregiver and participate Oct. 6 - Dec. 1, from 11 to 11:30. Common Council adopted a resolution at a recent meeting waiving peddler's finger-printing, Sehool-age children invited to events photo and fee requirements. SHELTER, HOPE AND FUTUEE — What started as a lo- SUMMIT — The Summit Free On Saturday, Oct. 29, storyteller Pre-registratioH is required for cal effort to help needy families in a small area of New Public Library will be offering two Julie Pasqual will present 'Tales for both programs. Children must be Jersey has grown into a nation-wide drive to provide TABLE OF CONTENTS programs this fall for Summit chil- a Fall Day." residents of Summit and those under shelter, hope and a promising future to those caught in dren in kindergarten' through fifth Ms. Pasqual is trained as a the age of seven must be accompa- the downward spiral of poverty. Family Promise is lo- Police Logs 2 grades. dancer, actress, clown and story- nied by an adult. cated in Old Town Hall at 77 Summit Ave. The organi- Obituaries 6 The first will be a presentation by teller. She will use all of these skills To register either stop by the zation recently expanded its space from an upper floor "the Lizard Guys," who will be telling tales of harvest apples, Children's Desk in the library or call to also encompass haif of the ground floor. In addition, Commentary 5 bringing live, exotic animals to the cranky yams and a ghost or two. 908-273-0350, ext. 4, • the network of interfaith councils is spreading across library such as bugs, frogs, lizards, the country and now has 112 locations and 45,000 vol- U3J Mexican mission 4 turtles and snakes. The Lizard Guys unteers. "This all started with Karen Olson right here Sports 18 will talk about where the animals Summit teacher is Bodge fellow in Summit," Family Promise chairwoman Janet Whit- come from, what they eat, how they Classified 9 man said. She is pictured at right, with Ms. Olson at hide and protect themselves, and SUMMIT — Lawton C. Johnson Foundation's Artist/Educator Initia-: left. Known initially as the Interfaith Hospitality Net-; Legals 12 how they differ from humans. This Summit Middle School art teacher tive. She plans to use the grant fund- work, the national organization changed its name to program is on Saturday, Sept. 24, Carolyn Mozes was selected as a ing to study with a master Nantuck- avoid confusion with its affiliate interfaith councils. from 10 to 11. 2005 fellow in the Geraldine Dodge et basket weaver, : PAGE 2 -The Summit Herald and Berkeley Heights-New Providence Dispatch, Saturday, August 27,2005 Police News New Providence Crash results in man charged with DWI On Thursday, Aug. 18, Corp. nizance pending a municipal court quarters, where he was processed his vehicles were burglarized during Daniel Henn arrested Jorge Rendon, date. and released pending court hearings the early morning hours. The owner 33, of Elizabeth and charged him Also on Aug. 18, Sgt. Frank in both New Providence and Hobo- said the unlocked vehicles were en- with driving while intoxicated after Gaffriey arrested Richard Roman, ken. tered and the suspect or suspects the officer found Mr. Rendon's vehi- 22, of Elizabeth on an active arrest On Monday, Aug. 22, Sgt. Joseph "rummaged through the glove boxes cle off the road on Mountain Avenue from Hoboken Municipal Court. Po- Ventre charged Madelyn Klueber, and passenger compartment. It is un- after an apparent crash. Mr. Rendon, lice said the arrest was the result of 77, of Springfield with driving an known at this time what items have police said, was arrested at the scene the sergeant stopping a vehicle dri- unregistered and uninsured vehicle been stolen." Borough police said and transported to New Providence ven by Mr. Roman on Hawthorne after her car was stopped on South the incident is one of many similar Police Headquarters, where he was Drive for being overweight. Police Street after a random computer thefts from motor vehicles being ex- processed and administered breatha- said it was determined Mr. Roman's check. Police said Ms. Klueber was perienced in the area, and residents lyzer tests, and was charged with license is suspended and that an ac- released on her own recognizance are asked to immediately report any DWI and with careless driving. He tive warrant from Hoboken had been pending a municipal court hearing. suspicious activities, and to lock was held overnight and released in issued. Mr. Roman was transported Also on Aug. 22. a Division Av- their vehicles at all times when not the morning on his own recog- to New Providence Police Head- enue resident reported that two of in use. Summit LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS SUPPORTED — Sum- mit Area Red Cross youth volunteers Shamara Beamon and Chloe Nadon-Tasse and volunteer Judy Gaudin«* Thieves steal two cars, break into others helped provide water and snacks to police and others :"- Two cars were stolen and several valued at $100; a pair of Revo sun- place something during the night. and a Sony detachable CD/radio recting traffic during the recent PGA Championship. broken into during the past week po- glasses and a cell phone charger val- Stolen were a pair of Pracla sun- player, valued at approximately lice reported. ued at $30. glasses valued at S230 and 75 CDs 51,500. A 2003 silver Infiniti was report- A black Lincoln LS was reported worth SI,000. On Monday, Aug. 22, police re- Local Red Cross ed stolen from a William Street resi- stolen from a William Street residen- On Monday, Aug. 22, police received a report of a theft from a ve- dential driveway at 7:13 a.m. Satur- tial driveway at approximately the ceived the report of a theft from a hicle parked in a residential Glen- day, Aug. 20. Also taken were items same time. vehicle parked in a Morris & Essex side Avenue parking lot sometime volunteers aided inside the car, including: a set of In other police news: Turnpike private lot sometime be- between 8:30 a.m. on Sunday and Tommy Armour golf clubs and On Monday, Aug. 22, thefts from tween 2 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 14 and 6:30 a.m. on Monday. The driver's black Ben Hogan bag valued at three vehicles parted in a Prospect 7:05 p.m. Monday, Aug. 22. Missing side rear window had been broken police during PGA $1,000; a pair of Nike golf shoes Avenue residential driveway took were a Sony car stereo, Galazy 2000 and a security access card and an watt amplifier, PJLA TV, two GVL insurance card were reported miss- speakers, 2 PJLA speakers, about 30 ing. AREA — Volunteers from the The Summit Area Red Cross offi- CDs, tools and vehicle title. On Monday, Aug. 22, police took Summit Area Red Cross showed cials said they would like to thank Musicians of Ail Ages On Monday. Aug. 22, police re- a report of a theft of a wallet from a their support in August for the police the Summit Public Schools for ac- String Players, Wind Players, Brass Players ceived a report of a theft from a ve- vehicle parked in a Division Avenue officers providing traffic control cess to their emergency water stor- Are you looking for a place to play hicle parked in a New England Av- residential driveway sometime be- during the PGA Championship at age and Summit High School, New Symphonic music in a enue residential parking lot some- tween 2:30 and 8:15' a.m. The wallet Baltusrol. Providence High School, Jonathan relaxed, learning environment? time between 1 p.m. Sunday, Aug. was said to have contained $300 in The Red Cross provided more Dayton High School in Springfield Are you free on Thursday nights? 21, and 3 p.m. Monday. Missing cash, a debit card and identification than 1,500 bottles of water, 750 and The Grand Summit Hotel in Join the New Jersey Intergenerational were 150 music CDs, $20 in cash documents. snacks and damp towels to them Summit for the ice they provided. Orchestra! throughout the week. Police from In addition to Springfield and String openings at All Skill Levels- Summit, Springfield and Union Summit, the Summit Area Red Auditions not required DON'T REFUGE YOUR OLD BATHTUB. County, as well as New Jersey State Cross serves the communities of (except for advanced Chamber group) Police and others, were out along the Berkeley Heights. 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He added that chitect said, would be to take down Section 3 and terminate in Section SUMMIT — An application sub- in the vicinity were also in atten- erty,"' he said. He said the ordinance the office would be used between the garage, which would provide 15 2. Branches must be placed at mitted to the city's Planning Board dance. Mr. Murray challenged the encourages shared driveways, which 9:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. weekdays, parkins spaces at the rear of the curbside prior to the first sched- to convert a two-story residence at interpretation of the ordinance in means no landscape buffer could be with little or no use at night or on baiiding. He explained that the ap-. uled date of pick-up. 597 Springfield Ave. to an office terms of "hardship" and "aesthetics" provided -next to Mrs. Brenaaifs weekends. plicant was attempting to preserve Brush should be placed in neat was challenged at the Monday. Aug. and whether the office use would house. The applicant has proposed Chief Inspector Gary Lewis the residential character of the house piles at curbside with the large di- 15, meeting. This was the appli- ''promote the general welfare in adding three additional parking asked on behalf of the city about vis- and property. A landscape buffer ex- ameter of cut ends towards the cant's second appearance before the Summit." Planning Board Attorney spaces and asphalt at the rear of the ibility from houses behind the prop- ists at the rear of the property as well street. The largest size branches board. Testimony was not complete, Clifford Gibbons told Mr. Murray he property. A three-car garage already erty. Mr. Stoyack said steep terrain as the side adjacent to St. John's should be limited to four inches in however, and will be continued at a was confusing use with what is per- on the site would accommodate cars means neighbors at the rear would Church. diameter, and short branches un- special meeting scheduled for 7:30 mitted. for office staff, with the open spaces look over the top of the residence. Board member Vicki Weber said der two feet in length will not be p.m. Tuesday. Sept. 13. Howard D. Greenslaw, attorney reserved for visitors. One handicap- not at parking. she was uncomfortable with the accepted. Local developer Gregory Alto of for the applicant, said the property accessible space, he said, could be The architect also displayed a prospect of stacking cars, but also used to jockey cars around if some- Section 3, Sept. 6 to 9: Area Alto Enterprises has purchased the has been defined as a major classifi- lighting plan, which would include commented. "'What troubles me is one had to leave the premises. In ad- bounded by Mountain Avenue, 1920s house just west of St. John's cation, "but it's as minor as a major four exterior light fixtures with resi- that the neighbor seems to want to dition, the planner said, there is suf- Diamond Hill Road, Twin Falls Lutheran Church on the north side one can get," he said. dential sconces, which, he said, stop the application'at any cost. I ficient turn-around area behind the Road, Green Brook and the town- of the street, across from The Grand Architect and professional plan- "would not spill over the lot line." would like to have everyone coming house. Mr. Stoyack noted that be- ship's west boundary, including Summit Hotel. ner Kenneth J. Stoyack said the ex- Neighbors would see illumination. out of this feeling they have a true cause of the limited parking space. the Emerson Lane and Dogwood Maureen Brennan of 599 Spring- terior appearance of the home would but not the light source, he said. compromise on the permitted use."' Lane areas. Section 4, Sept. 12 to Sept. 16: Area bounded by the railroad, Plainfield Avenue, Mountain Av- Police warn: enue and the township's west boundary, including the Park Av- enue area. Be wary of scams Section 5, Sept. 19 to 23: Area bounded by the railroad, the Pas- saic River and the township's east By MIKE NEAVBLL ficer said. All canvassers, peddlers and so- boundary. Includes the entire area NEW PROVIDENCE — De- licitors are required to obtain a per- between the railroad and the river. scribed as "transient organized crim- mit from the borough in order to go Section 1, Sept. 26 to 30: Area inals," police officials are cautioning door-to-door. The officer said resi- of Countryside to Diamond Hill residents to exercise a healthy dents should always demand to see a Road and Twin Falls Road, in- amount of skepticism from door-to- permit, and if they have any doubts cluding the Twin Falls Road area. door solicitors especially if they pro- to contact the police department. Section 2, Oct. 3 to 7: Area pose sealing your driveway at a Officer Carroll is a member of bounded by Mountain Avenue, price too good to be true. the National Association of Bunco Plainfield Avenue, the railroad The scam described by Investiga- Investigators. In late July, he line and the township's east tor Robert Carroil revolves around stopped" a van pulling a trailer and boundary, to Martins Lane. the appearance of a solicitor at your cited the driver for motor vehicle vi- door who says, his crew has just olations. : Riinnells hosts completed sealing some driveways "I determined by their names and down the street and have some ma- the questions I asked that they were books, gifts sale terials left over. members of an 'Irish traveler fami- A lowprice offer is made usually ly.'" Officer Carroll said. He added BERKELEY HEIGHTS — with a request for payment in ad^ that other than the motor vehicle vi- From 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. on vance. After the sealing job is com- olations they had done nothing Thursday, Sept. 1. the Volunteer pleted, tie homeowner is roki that it.- wrong, though, and the police de- Guild of Runnells Specialized took more materials rfaan originally partment" had received no com- Hospital of Union County, 40 anticipated. plaints. Watchung Way. will host a sale of A demand for more money is ""They are more active during the reading material and gifts from made, which can often be as much summertime. They're from all over Atrium Books in the facility's as four or five times the original es- the United States, but tend to travel multi-purpose room. AT MEXICAN MISSION CONSTRUCTION SITE — Shelly Foster, Tom Convery, Alejan- timate. north during the summer and spend A percentage of each purchase dro, Lenore Ford and Mary Gorman removed roeks and dirt so that a foundation Officer Carroll said that in most winters down south,"' Officer Carroll made at the sale benefits the Vol- could be laid for two more rooms at a home in Mexico recently during a pilgrimage cases the sealing material is heavily said. unteer Guild's purchase of items made by congregation members at St. Teresa of Avila Church in Summit. For the last diluted with used motor oil or, in Since possible scam artists have for residents and patients. These four years, parishioners from St. Teresa's have visited their sister parish, San Martin some cases, is comprised entirely of been sighted locally, police officials may include televisions, VCRs de Caballero, in Iztapalapa, under the leadership of Dave O'Brien, director of youth used motor oil. are urging residents to be extra cau- and prizes for bingo games. The and parish ministries. For a full page of photos of the event, see the Eye on You in to- "The next time it rains, you tious. Guild also sponsors a holiday par- day's edition of the Dispatch. quickly realize they smeared used "If it sounds too good to be true, ty with gift distribution and a motor oil on vour driveway," the of- it probably is," Officer Carroll said. summer picnic or ice cream social, in cooperation with the Berkeley Heights Lions Club. Tonight Is the last chance The Volunteer Guild and the Volunteer Services Office of Run- nells are interested in recruiting volunteers. Call the Office of Vol- to watch freeholders* show unteer Services at 908-771-5847. Mount Carmel Festival provides county program's backdrop Music director BERKELEY HEIGHTS — The show include Union County's part- tails can be found at www.ucc.edu, 97th annual Mount Carmel Festival nership with Berkeley Heights in which has a link to the broadcast. visits the library in the township served as the back- preserving 17 acres off of Snyder ''Freeholders Forum" is produced by drop for the latest edition of the the Freeholder Board and is made BERKELEY HEIGHTS — Avenue. The land will be used to in- "Freeholder Forum" television show possible through the facilities and Patricia Price, director of Music crease open space and recreational sponsored by the Board of Chosen technical direction of Union County Together of Watchung-Berkeley opportunities for children and senior Freeholders. This program features College. Heights, will conduct a music citizens in the township and road Freeholder Bette Jane Kowalski of Entitled "We're Connected to program for preschoolers at the improvement projects that will in- Cranford and Berkeley Heights clude replacement of deteriorating You - Live at the Mount Carmel Berkeley Heights Public Library Mayor David A. Cohen. Celebration" the show will be aired from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. on curbs and installation of curb cuts The festival is a five-day event, locally through Saturday, Aug. 27, Wednesday, Sept. 7. where necessary, new street name attended by both township residents signs and re-striping. on Channel 26 on Mondays at 6:30 The sample program will in- and visitors, with crowds reaching p.m. clude songs, chants, movement Each half-hour "Freeholders Fo- an estimated 20,000 people for the For information or to comment and instrument play for 35 chil- rum" program can be seen on a con- final night. The major draw that about "Freeholders Forum," call the dren and the caregivers. tinuing program loop as part of UCC night is die huge fireworks display. i, an Internet video service from Office of Public Information at 908- The library is at 290 Plainfieid Other topics discussed on the Union County College. Viewing de- 436-2072. Ave. Sign up for this program in the library's children's department, or call 908-464-9333. Local poets invited to enter competition Recycling set sponsored by the Fanwood Arts Council

BERKELEY HEIGHTS — AREA — The Fanwood Arts Poetry Reading Series at the Patricia Poets are invited to send their enr The Township Department of Council reminds all interested poets M. Kuran Cultural Arts Center in tries to Fanny Wood Poetry Awards, Public Works has published a that the deadline for the third annual Fanwood. Announcement of win- c/o Fanwood Arts Council, 75 North schedule of recycling for 2005. Fanny Wood Poetry Awards is Sept. ning poets will be made during the Martine Ave., Fanwood, 07023. For 1. Remaining dates include Sept. Fanny Wood Day festivities on Sun- information contact the Fanwood 7 and 21; Oct. 5 and 19; Nov. 2, Poets who are 17 and older are el- day. Oct. 2. Arts Council at 908-889-7223. 16 and 30; and Dec. 14 and 28. igible to enter. Submissions must be For information, call Public typed in triplicate on 8-1/2 x 11 inch AmeriCorps volunteers sought Works at 908-464-2700. paper. The entrant's Ml name, address and telephone number must AREA — The New Jersey Com- homeless and impoverished fami- SHELTER, HOPE AND FUTURE — What started as a lo- appear in the upper right corner of munity Development Corporation lies. Work assignments are through- cal effort to help needy families in a small area of New only one copy to facilitate anony- (NJCDC) is recruiting recent college out northern New Jersey. In ex- Jersey has grown into a nation-wide drive to provide TABLE OF CONTENTS mous judging. graduates from Union County to be change for a year of service, Ameri- shelter, hope and a promising future to those caught in Quality poems of any length and part of AmeriCorps, the domestic Corps members receive a generous the downward spiral of poverty. Family Promise is lo- Police Logs 2 style are welcome. Poets are not re- Peace Corps. living stipend, full health benefits cated in Old Town Hall at 77 Summit Ave. The organi- Obituaries 6 quired to reside in Fanwood in order AmeriCorps prepares young men and an educational award of $4,725 zation recently expanded its space from an upper floor to participate in this contest. Only and women for careers in public ser- to pay off student loans or to go on to also encompass half of the ground floor. In addition, Commentary 5 unpublished poems will be consid- vice and in social services through to graduate school. the network of interfaith councils is spreading across SB Mexican mission 4 ered. There is no entry fee. Entrants rigorous community service assign- The next class of the Community the country and now has 112 locations and 45,000 vol- may submit up to five poems, which unteers. "This all started with Karen Olson right here Sports 18 ments and an array of educational Leaders Program will begin in Sep- will not be returned. Winning poets activities designed to develop lead- tember, 2005, and will run through in Summit," Family Promise chairwoman Janet Whit- Classified 9 retain all rights to their poems. ership skills. mid-August of 2006. To apply, send man said. She is pictured at right, with Ms. Olson at First, second and third place left. Known initially as the Interfaith Hospitality Net- Legals 12 Individuals who are selected for a resume and cover letter to: Ameri- awards will be made and the win- the program will be expected to Corps. P.O. Box 6976. Paterson work, the national organization changed its name to f ners will be invited to participate as work 40 hours per week with a -risk 07509. or call the NJCDC at 973- avoid confusion with its affiliate interfaith councils. featured poets in the Carriage House children and teenagers, and with 413-1623. •-.-.•• PAGE 2 - The Summit Herald and Berkeley Heights-New Providence Dispatch, Saturday. August 27.2005 Police News New Providence Crash results in man charged with DWI On Thursday, Aug. 18, Corp. nizance pending a municipal court quarters, where he was processed his vehicles were burglarized during Daniel Henn arrested Jorge Rendon, date. and released pending court hearings die early morning hours. The owner 33, of Elizabeth and charged him Also on Aug. 18, Sgt. Frank in both New Providence and Hobo- said ihe unlocked vehicles were en- with driving while intoxicated after Gaffney arrested Richard Roman. ken. tered and the suspect or suspects the officer found Mr. Rendon*s vehi- 22, of Elizabeth on an active arrest On Monday, Aug. 22. Sgt. Joseph •'raminaged Sirough the glove boxes cle off the road on Mountain Avenue from Hoboken Municipal Court. Po- Ventre charged Madelyn Kltieber. and passenger compartment. It is un- after an apparent crash. Mr. Rendon, lice said the arrest was the result of 77, of Springfield with driving an known at ifais time what items have police said, was arrested at the scene the sergeant stopping a vehicle dri- unregistered and uninsured vehicle been stolen," Borough police said and transported to New Providence ven by Mr. Roman on Hawthorne after her car was siopped on South the incident is one of many similar Police Headquarters, where he was Drive for being overweight. Police Street after a random computer thefts from motor vehicles being ex- processed and administered breatha- said it was determined Mr. Roman's check. Police said Ms. Klueber was perienced in the area, and residents lyzer tests, and was charged with license is suspended and that an ac- released on her own recognizance are asked to immediately report any DWI and with careless driving. He tive warrant from Hoboken had been pending a municipal court hearing. suspicious activities, and to lock was held overnight and released in issued. Mr. Roman was transported Also on Aug. 22. a Division Av- their vehicles at all times when not the morning on his own recog- to New Providence Police Head- enue resident reported that two of in use. Summit LAW ENFOBCEMENT OFFICIALS SUPPORTED — Sum- nut Area Red Cross youth volunteers Shamara Beamon and Cfaloe Nadon-Tasse and volunteer Judy Gaudino Thieves steal two cars, break into others fcelped provide water and snacks to police and others di- recting traffic during the recent PGA Championship. Two cars were stolen and several valued at $100: a pair of Revo sun- place something during the night. and a Sony detachable CD/radio broken into during the past week po- glasses and a cell phone charger val- Stolen were a pair of Prada sun- olaver. valued at approximately jice reported. ued at $30. glasses valued at S230 and 75 CDs $1,500. A 2003 silver Infiniti was report- A black Lincoln LS was reported worth SI,000. On Monday, Aug. 22, police re- Local Red Cross ed stolen from a William Street resi- stolen from a William Street residen- On Monday. Aug. 22, police re-' ceived a report of a theft from a ve- dential driveway at 7:13 a.m. Satur- tial driveway at approximately the ceived the report of a theft from a hicle parked in a residential Glen- day, Aug. 20. Also taken were items same time. vehicle parked in a Morris & Essex side Avenue parking lot sometime volunteers aided inside the car, including: a set of In other police news: Turnpike private lot sometime be- between 8:30 a.m. on Sunday and Tommy Armour golf ciubs and On Monday. Aug. 22, thefts from tween 2 p.m. Sunday. Aug. 14 and 6:30 a.m. on Monday. The driver's black Ben Hogan bag valued at three vehicles parted in a Prospect 7:05 p.m. Monday. Aug. 22. Missing side rear window had been broken 7 police during PGA $1,000: a pair of Nike golf shoes Avenue residential driveway took were a Sony car stereo. Galazy 2000 and a security access card and an watt amplifier, PJLA T\'r two GVL insurance card were reported miss- speakers, 2 PJLA speakers, about 30 ing. AREA — Volunteers from the The Summit Area Red Cross offi- CDs, tools and vehicle title. On Monday. Aug. 22, police took Summit Area Red Cross showed cials said they would like to thank Musicians of All Ages On Monday, Aug. 22. police re- a report of a theft of a wallet from a their support in August for the police the Summit Public Schools for ac- String Player's, Wind Players, Brass Players ceived a report of a theft from a ve- vehicle parked in a Division Avenue officers providing traffic control cess to their emergency water stor- Are you looking for a piace to play hicle parked in a New England Av- residential driveway sometime be- during the PGA Championship at age and Summit High School, New Symphonic music in a enue residential parking lot some- tween 2:30 and 8:15 a.m. The wallet Baltusrol. Providence High School. Jonathan relaxed, learning environment? time between 1 p.m. Sunday. Aug. was said to have contained $300 in The Red Cross provided more Dayton High School in Springfield Are you free on Thursday nights? 21, and 3 p.m. Monday. Missing cash, a debit card and identification than 1,500 bottles of water, 750 and The Grand Summit Hotel in Join the New Jersey Intergenerational were 150 music CDs, $20 in casS documents. snacks and damp towels to them Summit for the ice they provided. Orchestra! throughout the week. Police from In addition to Springfield and String openings at All Skill Levels" Summit, Springfield and Union Summit, the Summit Area Red Auditions not required DON'T REPLACE YOUR OLD BATHTUB,,. County, as well as New Jersey State Cross serves the communities of (except for advanced Chamber group) Police and others, were out along the Berkeley Heights, New Providence, Open House Registration on Sept 15 and 22 iESLAZEIT! $279 streets leading to and adjacent to the Murray Hili, and Long Hill Town- at Cranford High School, 201 West End Place, We also do golf course from 5:30 a.m. until 9 ship, including Gillette, Stirling and W/GOUPON Cranford, NJ from 6:15-6:45 p.m. Rehearsal Sinks, Tile, Tub p.m. •.: Millington. reguiariy §355 at 7:00 p.m. Surrounds ; As temperatures during the PGA All American Red Cross disaster mio Nouveau group begins Sept. 22,6:00 p.m. & Color event peaked near100 degrees on assistance is free, made possible by 'Woodwinds and Brass, contact NJ10 for openings Travel Charge Saturday, Aug. 13, the Summit Area May Apply SAVE voluntary donations of time and For more information, contact NJIO: Red Cross staff aid volunteers said money from the American people. phone: 908-656-0097 — e-mail: [email protected]—web site: www.njio.org they were pleased to help alleviate Area residents can help the victims www.eastefnrefinfshing.com the effects of long-hours, in the heat of local disasters by making a finan- EASTERN REFItHSHMG CO. • 800-463-1879 and sun for the officers; Emergency cial gift to the Summit Area Chapter COUPON EXPIRES S/31/05 Services Director, -Dan iradi said, of the American Red, which enables SIS. 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AREA — The Southeast Morris ties. ters make up the balance. Penn-Jer-. sey has both whole blood and Chapter of the American Red Cross, "I am very pleased with our new sey officials said the}' hope to ad- platelet collection capabilities, and headquartered in Madison, and the partnership with these chapters." dress this inequity in Northern New provides a full-service program, in- Summit Area Chapter have joined says Brigid O'Neiii-LoGier. chief Jersey. cluding a professional blood-collec- the Miflbum-Short Hills Chapter in executive officer of the region. * Pa- "We have seen cur blood drives tion staff as well as marketing and partnering with American Red Cross tients needing lifesaving blood srow under our affiliation wkfl demor recruitment tools. Blood Services Penn-Jersey Region transfusions in the area served by Penn-Jersey." says Barbara AHora, Organizations that have previous- as the provider for the chapters' the chapters may be assured that the executive director of the Millbam- ly hosted drives through their local blood programs. American Red Cross will always be Short Hills chapter. "We know ihat, Red Cross chapter will be contacted The Penn-iersey Region has been there, thanks to the help and "gen- nationwide, only five percent of by their chapter and Penn-Jersey in an .American Red'Cross Wood ser- erosity of caring volunteer Wood those who might be eligible to do- the coming weeks to introduce them vices program since 1949. Based in donors who takelhe time to roll up nate blood actually do. in New Jer- to the new partnership and to set up Philadelphia. Perm-Jersey serves their sleeves at a Red Cross blood sey, that number is two percent. But drive dates. The chapters' former !25 hospitals in New Jersey and drive." we believe that when people know blood services provider was not a southeastern Pennsylvania, includ- For more than 50 years, the Red that they are needed, ihey will re- Red Cross blood services program ing UMDNJ. St. Barnabas Medical Cross has been an innovator in spond. With Penn-Jersey we have and will no longer be collecting Center and Chilton Memorial Hos- transfusion medicine and research. been able to increase Ihat response." Wood for the chapters. PELICAN HAS LQGP-LOC IN STOCK FOR STANDARDINGROUNB POOLS PIUS FREE pital. Today's Red Cross blood program is The chapter's next blood drive Giving blood is a component of VTOEO DO-iT-YGURS&F KSWLLATfGN INSTRUCTIONS OR WE CAN BO IT FOR YOT Last year. Penn-Jersey Region the legacy of Dr. Charles Drew, a will be held from 10 a.m. so 4 p.m. "Together We Prepare." the Red ABOVE SRODMO MGRQUND collected" nearly 260.000 blood do- hematologist surgeon, educator and on Tuesday, Sept. 27, at the Millburn Cross program for disaster prepared- SiS.99 12*X24'.._.. S79.Q0 oations, and more than 19,000 scientist whose pioneering work in Library. ness. "We must have a steady, reli- ...... S24.O0 16'X32\ . .3*9 00 platelet products that were manufac- blood collection, plasma processing The directors of the other local S12900 able source of Wood and blood prod- _™m.S49^O 2ffX4ff : S14300 tured into nearly 500.000 transfuse- and transfusion therapy laid the chapters said they are also looking ucts in case of a major catastrophe," _S5&00 - PLUS OTHERS - able blood products. Through its af- foundation for modem blood bank- forward to increasing their drives according to Art Lape, emergency filiation with more Red Cross chap- ing. under the new partnership. services director for the Southeast ters, Penn-Jersey is working to ex- Christine Hodde, executive direc- Morris and Miilburn-Short Hills pand its blood collection programs Began as war relief effort tor of the Summit Area chapter. chapters. "There are stringent in northern New jersey communi- notes that its first drive with Perai- guidelines for testing blood, which Started as a war relief effort to Jersey will be held from 2 to S p.m. take a few days. If there is a crisis. | TTOSSW_TO3M0)GA!S. OF POOL WATS provide life-saving blood for sol- on Monday. Sept. 26, at the chap- we need blood that is tested and 1 Lnke Miller home iMFf POOL PILLOW ! *1 0 RK3. S12.00 diers during World War U, Red terhouse at 695 Springfield Ave.. ready to go." BCPIPES OCT 1,20Q5 will host tours Cross Blood Services has grown to Summit. She said. 'We are antici- Most healthy people age 17 to 75 * mm wm mm ism ^ *w as va «RK ^ * •» «M «« M become an industry leader - collect- pating a long and productive rela- who weigh at least 110 and have not MADISON — The Madison His- ing and distributing half the nation's tionship with the Red Cross as our donated within the past 56 days are torical Society will host a tour of the blood supply to patients in approxi- blood-services provider. Biood ser- eligible to donate blood. Seventeen- Luke Miller House, 105 Ridgedale mately 3,000 hospitals nationwide. vices is a fundamental part of the year-olds must have written permis- Ave.. from 2 to 5 p.m. on Sunday, Today, the Red Cross operates 36 Red Cross humanitarian mission - sion from a parent or guardian to Sept. 18. blood services regions nationwide we are proud to be a pan of that.' participate. All donors should eat Tours will be offered by former and distributes blood across the Rick Barrett, executive director within two to three hours before do- owners. Rae and Al Chrone. This is country of the Southeast Morris chapter. eatiag. know their social security an opportunity to tour Madison's For the past several years, the said, "We are working with Penn- number, and bring identification oldest home before it returns to pri- need for blood across the nation has Jersey to bring the Woodmobile to with a signature or photo to the dri- vate^ ownership this fall. grown faster than donations have our chapter on a regular basis, and to The Madison Historical Society grown, according to Penn-Jersey of- run more drives in our area. With To learn more about being a and the Madison Preservation Com- ficials. Advances in modem medi- Penn-Jersey as our partner, we will blood donor, or to host a drive, call mission will participate. Refresh- 1 cine have resulted in new and truly be 'one Red Cross. building a the Millbum-Short Hills chapter at (wtnstoti ments will be served. greater uses for blood in cancer strong, reliable presence to better 973-379-4198; Summit at 908-273- '. There will be demonstrations and SSamsanfte treatment, and surgical procedures serve our community.'' 2076: or Soudieast Monis at 973- a display of foois at the Forge such as tissue and organ transplants Businesses, community groups, 377-0455. through the Museum of Early Trades have become more common, creat- The Penn-Jersey Region may be and Crafts. churches and schools are invited to ing periodic shortages that affect pa- contact their local chapter or Penn- reached by callins 1-800-GIVE The Garden Club of Madison, a tient care. Jersev to organize a drive. Penn-Jer- LIFE (1-800-448-3543). . member of The Garden Club of In response to the growing need America, will fill planters in the gar- for blood, the Red Cross increased den areas with flower arrangements blood donations locally by nearly 10 appropriate for Colonial times. percent last year. Still, blood dona- Stroll the home's gardens inside tions given locally only meet 70 per- ^DONATE A CAR stone walks, and walk back to Sum- cent of the true need; donations Support NJ Animal Rescue merhill Park. The Madison park has made in other Red Cross blood cen- a natural cathedral feeling with its -O¥ER 250 Leftover Sets stand of tall trees. ax Deductible Tour fees are S10: children 12 800-293-7490 Now's the time __ .-, and under enter at S5. - Proceeds from this event wrll up- V&ley National Bank to buy!! grade die society's computer system and support purchase of video FREE FormRick-iis &p Receipt withis nProduce 24 hourd s equipment fer oral history projects. 1-800-522-4100 Call the Society at theLocal His- tory Center. Madison Public Library, Email [email protected] • www.autosaivation.comy 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on Tuesdays or call 973-377-0722. ext. 8. or 973- 377-2292. Fosterfields shows eheesemaking ; AREA — Visitors are invited to .experience the art of cheese-making at Fosterfields Living Historical '' Farm in Morristown from 1 to 3:30 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 11. As a breeding farm for Jersey cows, Fosterfields did not lack milk to make cheese. During a Willows house tour, guests will see how bag Save hundreds of dollars now. cheese and pressed cheese are made. Free assemhfy & local delivery^ The whey will be also be used in with this adH bread making. Fosterfields, at 73 Kahdena Road, is open from April through October, Wednesdays through Satur- days from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., and Sundays from noon to 5. Guided tours of The Willows, a Gothic Re- vival mansion, are offered from 1 to 3:30 p.m. Thursdays through Sun- days. Admission to the farm is $5 for adults, $4 for seniors and S3 for children ages four through 16. Children Pelican has New Jersey's LARGEST Hot Tub Display under four enter free. Add S2 to each general admission fee for tours of The Willows. Constructed in 1854 for a grandson of Paul Revere, the and 150 mady for Immediate Delivery mansion now reflects the life and times of its second owners, Charles Foster and his daushter Caroline, •from 1880 to 1920."Call 973-326- COMPLETE TUBS "7645. FROM S299900 Wine tasting set at the arboretum SUMMIT - Reeves-Reed Ar- boretum, 165 Hobart Ave., will hold its fourth annual Evening of Great Grapes wine tasting, on Friday, Sept. 23. The event will take place in Wis- ner House at the arboretum, and in ; addition to wines will feature gourmet food prepared by area * Kayaks , chefs. The Wine Library of Springfield * Wakeboarcfs • Water Skis - has lined up a sampling of wines, • ranging from dinner to dessert selec- * Life Vests • Tubes ; tions. Sommeliers will be on hand to for bringing US together, ; answer questions and offer advice. DISPLAYS MOWS the country and make new friends. They can swim in a /ate ami waBc barefoot in the grass for the very fitsf time - tfifngs KypToS§% §FF • A new twist on Great Grapes will . be the addition of bors d oeuvres by they might never get to do without The Fresh At Fund. We seffi? thousands of city children to stay with host families in : . local chefs, including Bill Hendra of the country every summer, and the host families enjoy the experi&ice as much as ths children who visit them. And we've I Huntley Taverne in Summit. been dble to do it becauss of contributions from our germtws donors. To find out ftow The Fresh At Fund makes a Three other food stations will feature the work of David Drake of difference m children's Bves, cailor visit us onMs. Far more Information, contact: Unda Band$73-3S1-G792 Restaurant David Drake in Rahway, . the Pampered Palate of Summit and Whole Foods of Millburn. The theFresh Air fund evening starts at 6:30 p.m. icEvtajj children siuec l?~7 Tickets cost $125 per person. To 6*3 TStfrd Avenue, H* Hour, Na\*ork.NV 10017 l-^>jrc-{jOO3 UWtt.HUiSH-yR.OKG visit our website at wwwj3elicanpool.com- ! reserve your wine glass, call 908- Hours: Mon - Fri 10am-jkmi • Sat mm - 6pm, Sun 1Gam -1 : 273-8787. *r.-..ii-•*•>?f*™e PAGE 4 - The Summit Herald and Berkeley Heights-New Providence Dispatch, Saturday. August 27,2005 Pilgrimage to Mexico undertaken by parish

SUMMIT — For the last four friends. Home visits, construction years, parishioners from St. Teresa work and many activities with the of Avila Church in Summit have vis- children were the main events. St. ited their sister parish. San Martin cie Teresa's parishioners sponsor 225 Cabaliero. m fztapalapa, Mexico, Mexican children from San Martin, under the. leadership of Dave and more children are waiting. O'Brien, director of youth and School books, clothes, food, oth- parish ministries. Monsignor Robert er supplies and medicine are part of Harahan and Father Stanley have that sponsorship. sooe on these pilgrimages in the The week's pilgrimage was filled past. with warmth, love, work and much This year 21 people, including fun. six teens, four adults and one baby, For information about the Mexi- spent June 20 through July 6 work- co Mission, call Fred Enaiert at 273- ing and supporting their Mexican 4945.

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L FOND FAREWELL — Friends from botli parishes gathered for a final picture before the group from St. Teresa of Aviia Church in Summit left San Martin to catch a plane for New Jersey. Volunteers who took part described the trip as a beautiful experience, noted it was hard to say good-bye when it was time to go home aad said many tears were shed. For ~ information about the Mexico Mission, call Fred Englert at 273-4945.

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AT THE CONSTRUCTION SITE — Steve Maechia worked CELEBRATIONS — During the stay, the visitors from the to remove a boulder as other workers looked on, includ- Summit congregation celebrated the Fourth of July with ing Lenore Ford and Tom Convery, at top, and Don Mar- SUPPLY TIME — Every three months, food for the mis- hot dogs and hamburgers. Their Mexican friends hosted a tin, Alejandro and Padre Jesus, at right. Rocks and dirt sion and the sponsored families is brought from a ware- fiesta on the last night of the visit. And mid-week, everyone had to be removed before the foundation for two new house. Mexican workers carry items on their backs to the celebrated the 16th birthday of Steve Maechia. rooms could be laid. waiting trucks.

A HOME VISIT — Tom Cortvery visited with Jasmine Reyes Gonzalez and her brother, Diego, in their home. Jasmine, 20, has cystic fibrosis, and Tom was instrumental in ob- taining more oxygen for her. Diego wore a round happy face sticker on bis forehead for the occasion.

A DAY AT THE SHRINE — The group from St. Teresa's took a day off from work to visit the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe, the patroness of the Americas. The church dates to the 16th century. Another stop during the journey was the Pyramids.

WARM WELCOME — The parishioners of San Martin Cabaliero greeted the 21 visitors A VISIT TO THE DENTIST — Dr. Steve Kevitnicki, a St. Teresa parishioner, brought all of I from St. Teresa of Avila Church in Summit as they arrived at their church in Iztapalapa, the equipment needed to care for the congregation's Mexican friends* teeth. He worked ; Mexico. St. Teresa's parishioners sponsor 225 Mexiean children from San Martin, and from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. seeing patients, many of whom had never been to a dentist, assisted more children are waiting. School books, clothes, food, other supplies and medicine are by Sr. Ginny Wagner, at center, a missionary nurse, and St. Teresa's Marie Archer. In the part of that sponsorship. chair being^examined, by the dentist was Manuela Ramos Lopez. PAGE 5 - The Summit Herald and Berkeley Heighis-Xew Providence Dispatch, Satsnday, August 27.2005 The State We're In Open space funding shows N. J.'s leadership ByMICHELES.BYERS sey helps preserve more than 40,000 ihe state for state parks and wildlife acres a year. management areas. New Jersey's open space and Fund's from die trust have been The Garden State Preservation. farmland preservation programs are used to save land in every corner of Trust Fund was created as a tempo- models for the rest of the nation. this State We Live In. New Jersey rary measure, providing funds to Given our small size and the devel- residents and visitors have seen, preserve land over the course of a opment pressure on open land here, first-hand the benefits — less decade. But the state has been mov- it's no wonder! sprawl, more recreational opportuni- ing quickly, saving land at a faster Voters in New Jersey have con- ties, a cleaner environment...in oth- rate than was anticipated. The tinuously demonstrated as unprece- er words, a better quality of life, now Green Acres Program expects to dented commitment to public fbnd- and in the future. break a record on the number of. iiig of iaed conservation — the best Upon signing the bills. Acting acres saved this year. And it's a example being the SI .9 billion dedi- Governor Codey stressed their im- good thing, since open land is grow- cated to open space and farmland portance, saying, "These bills pro- ing scarcer by the day. Plus, it's preservation through the voter-ap- vide the funding needed to ensure cheaper to save land sooner rather proved Garden State Preservation New Jersey's future will include than later, since the cost continues to Trust Fund in 1999. abundant open space, plentiful rise. Acting Governor Richard Codev parks, clean drinking water and But that means that our record recently signed a package of bills green, productive farms." high appropriations could be fol- into law that appropriate more taan Of particular note, the package lowed by record lows in short order, $365' million from the fund. Toe lat- includes: unless we start planning now for the est round of funding allocated S142 • Almost S66 million in Green nest generation of open space and million to farmland preservation and Acres funding dedicated specifically farmland funding. LEROY JENKINS, PROSPECT HEIGHTS, BROOKLYN — Composer and violinist Leroy S223 million to open space acquisi- to developing parks in uiifaan areas, New Jersey can continue its lead- Jenkins has collaborated with Omette Coleman, Alice Coltrane, Archie Shepp, Rahsaan tion and park development That's a where they are greatly needed. ership role in land preservation, pro-; Roland Kirk and Cecil Taylor, among others. He has released several recordings and has record for me Farmland Preserva- • More than $31.4 million in vided New Jersey voters continue also been commissioned to create new works for the Brooklyn Philharmonic, the Cleve- tion Program, and the second high- grants to municipalities and counties their outstanding commitment by land Symphony Orchestra, the Albany Symphony, the Lincoln Center Out of Doors and est appropriations package ever for to preserve farms in 49 project areas supporting a renewal of funding the Kronos Quartet. (Photo by Lourdes Delgado) the Green Acres Program. identified under the planning incen- when the time comes. And given the Since its inception, the Garden tive grant program, which rewards current pace of preservation, that State Preservation Tnist Fund has the towns that proactive!}' plan land time is fast approaching. been the primary source of funding preservation and dedicate local WBGO Gallery unveils for preservation of open space and funding to match state dollars. Editor's note: Ms. Byers is execu- farmland in New jersey. • Si5.million in supplemental tive director of the Far Hills-based Working through other slate funding for farmland preservation New Jersey Conservation Founda- agencies, county and local govern- specifically in the Highlands region. tion. She may be reached at 1-888- 'Jazz in New York' show ments, and non-profit conservation • $10 million to address the most LAND-SAVE, or via e-mail at organizations, the trust in New Jer- critical improvements identified by [email protected]. AREA — WBGO Jazz 88.3 FM and white photography shows the Three Rivers Community College in presents "Jazz in New York: a Com- subjects in their own environment Connecticut. Sinciaire Community munity of Visions." work from pho- and she takes only one photo per College in Ohio and Amarillo Col- tographer Lourdes Delgado. This session, with a large-format camera. lege, Tx. Learn word processing, exhibit is on display at the WBGO Ms. Delgado started "'Jazz in Publicly-supported WBGO Jazz Gallery and will culminate with a New York" five years ago. The pro- 88.3 FM champions jazz through ra- closing reception on Thursday, Sept. ject features 300 portraits, spanning dio, other technologies and events. 19. masters and young artists, the main- Ms. Deigado is a native of Excel, other PC skills Both the exhibit and closing re- stream and experimental musicians Barcelona. Spain, but has lived in course is recommended for those en- ing software with built-in word pro- ception are free and open to the pub- that make up New York's diverse Brooklyn since 1994. As a profes- SUMMIT — This fail the Sum- mit Free Public Library and the tering the workforce as well as for cessing (Word for Windows), lic. The gallery is at 54 Park Place, jazz community. sional photographer, she has pho- Summit Area Community School home users. spreadsheet (Excel for Windows) Newark, and is open during regular This exhibit at the WBGO tographed Hillary Clinton. Rudy will co-sponsor daytime computer and graphics [PowerPoint for Win- business hours, weekdays, 9 a.m. to Gallery includes portraits of Ron Giuliani, Isabel Allende, Tom Wolfe. Excel: Intro thru Intermediate, courses for senior citizens, or any- dows). 5 p.m. Carter, Benny Golson. Candido Amy Tan. Antonio Banderas. Viggo evening course No. 162 will be of- one else who would appreciate a These three programs have com- "Jazz in New York" is a collec- Camera. Christian McBride. Butch Mortensen and Bono for publica- fered from 6:45 to 8:45 pjn. for six slower-paced class. mon commands and make it easy to tion of portraits showing jazz musi- Morris. Luciana Souza, Jeff Bailard tions including Newsweek, Vogue. Wednesdays, beginning Sept. 28. Classes will be taught on IBM exchange information back and cians and others in the industry in and Gregoire Maret. At the conclu- Elle, GQ, People. Stem, El Paisimd The fee is'SieS.'Excefis the most compatible laptop computers by forth, this class will simulate the their homes. Through her work, Ms. sion of this exhibit, the photographs La Vanguardia. popular spreadsheet software in the staff of the Computer Training Ser- Windows environment. Enter your operation of a small business and the Delgado explores jazz from a social will travel to the Brooklyn Public For de|ai!s about the show, call vice. AM are taught in the Maniey- data into rows and columns, specify class will leam word processing, and cultural viewpoint. Her black Library, Windsor Terrace Branch, the station at 973-624-8880. Winser Room at the library. 75 the formulas you want, and Excel spreadsheets and graphics using Mi- Maple St. makes all the calculations. Learn to crosoft Office. Instruction time and Each class is limited to 12 stu- edit and format data, manage files practice time will build toward an dents. and print reports and graphs. Leam in-class project which will be pre- Care Consortium trains Call the Summit Area Communi- intermediate level concepts such as sented at the end of the course. This ty School at 908-273-1141. or visit working with multiple worksheets, course is recommended for those at www.SummitAreaCommuni- data functions, sorting, filtering and wishing to use computers in a busi- local home health aides tySchool.org. additional formatting techniques. ness environment. Knowledge of Introduction to Computers, No. The prerequisites for this course are Windows is suggested but not SUMMIT — As part of Union The Consortium is comprised of cost of the textbook and workbook 168, will be offered 3 to 5 p.m.. for keyboard and mouse skills, and ex- mandatory. County's effort to meet the growing non-profit and public agencies that and a S70 application fee to the New four Tuesdays, beginning Sept. 27. perience in Windows. Introduction to the Internet and demand for certified home health are committed to providing home Jersey State Board" of Nursing. A The same course in the evening. No. Getting Started with Computers. E-mail, course No. 169 is offered care aides, a training program for health services to Union County res- passport photo is required to be at- 163. will be offered from 6:45 to Word and the Internet evening class from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. for two Sat- those interested in the field will be idents who are elderly and/or dis- tached to the application to the 8:45 p.m. for four Mondays, begin- No. 164 is offered from 6:15 to 8:45 urdays. Oct. 15 and 22. The fee is offered beginning Sept. 27, in Sum- abled. Board of Nursing. ning Oct. 17. The fee is $126. p.m. for 10 Tuesdays, beginning $38." Learn about the World Wide mit. The Consortium is dedicated to To be considered for sponsorship This is a beginning course for Sept. 27. The fee is $236. This is an Web. Use search engines to find the The program, offered through the providing registered students with into the program a person must be at those getting started with PCs. Be- all-inclusive introductory course information you want. Search the Union County Home Care Consor- quality home health aide training least 18 years of age, must be a U.S. come moFe comfortable with the covering basic computer concepts, hot sites and gain the tools you need tium, supports the county's goal to that covers areas required by the citizen or qualified alien, have the personal computer and leam its ca- Windows, Microsoft Word and the to navigate this new world. Leam attract, train and retain home health New Jersey State Board of Nursing. ability to read, write and speak Eng-. pabilities to manage information. Internet. Become comfortable with the wonders of e-mail. One person aides, to provide in-home services to The next training program runs lish proficiently and be physically Leam about hardware and software, the PC and explore Windows, the per computer. Keyboard and com- seniors so people can remain in their Sept. 27 through Oct. 28 at SAGE capable of participation in class hands-on, through Windows 98, powerful operating system that al- puter literacy are required. (Cottage homes and communities as indepen- Eldercare, 290 Broad St., Summit. work such as lifting, getting clients word processing and spreadsheets. lows you to perform multiple tasks Computers) dently and for as long as possible. The classes will be held from 9 a.m. out of bed and giving bed baths. Introduction to Microsoft Word, simultaneously. Move on to word More Internet, course No. 176 is Tne Consortium has trained 700 to 3:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Wednes- Call Donna Farrell in the Union daytime course No. 166 will be of- processing using Microsoft Word. offered from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. for students since its inception, many of day, Thursday and Friday. There is a County Division on Agina at (908) ferd from 3 to 5 p.m. for four Tues- Learn to go online to the Internet two Saturdays, Nov. 12 and 19. The whom are still working in the field. $75 registration fee that includes the 527-4858. days, beginning Oct. 25. The fee is send e-mail and search for informa- fee is $38. This is a follow-up for $126. This word processor set the tion. Practice in class. graduates of the Introduction to the standard for Windows users. Create Introduction to Microsoft Office, Internet and E-mail course. Explore Tour local gardens during Sept, event letters, documents and forms. Learn evening course No. 167 is offered advanced search techniques, inter- to enter, edit, format, save retrieve from 6:15 to 8:45 p.m. for 10 Thurs- est-specific searching and sites that SHORT HILLS — Two private in troughs, pots, raised beds and dis- Project of The Garden Conservancy. and print documents. A built-in spell days, besinnins Sept. 29. The fee is make life easier and more interest-; gardens will be open in Short Hills tinct gardens. Roses, clematis, Since the early 20th century, Green- checker will also be covered. This $236. Microsoft Office is the leading. (Cottage Computers) on Sunday. Sept. 11, as part of the dahlias and hostas abound, framed wood Gardens has been a private re- Open Days Program of the Garden by magnolias and Japanese maples. treat with formal Italianate gardens Conservancy. The Open Days Pro- Non-hardy features include orchids, graced with colorful tiles, rustic gram is a national program that in- succulents and a substantial range of stone teahouses, mossy-pebbled vites visitors to explore America's vines, as well as begonias and other walks and vistas stretching for miles best private gardens. house and greenhouse plants. into the surrounding wooded hill- In Short Hills, at the garden of Also on the tour, from noon to 4 sides. Though the beauty of Green- George Sternlieb, visitors will find a p.m., is Greenwood Gardens, 274 wood remains partially hidden be- great variety of shade and sun lovers Old Short Hills Road, a Preservation neath chipping stucco and over- grown vegetation, careful preservation work and imaginative horticul- ture is brinsina the aardens back to SiiniuiiI - Herald life. Admission to each garden is S5. Serving the community for more than 115 years The Open Days are rain or shine, NJN Publishing © 2004 and no reservations are required. A Penn Jersey Advance, Inc. Newspaper Call The Garden Conservancy toll- free at 888-842-2442, 9 a.m". to 5 Publisher/Editor Michael J. Kelly. 908-464-1025 p.m. weekdays for more informa- Managing Editor Patricia E. Meola 908-464-1025 tion, or visit www.gardeneonservan- Managing Editor Barbara Rybolt 908-464-1025 cy.org/opendays. VP Advertising Eileen Bickel 732-396-4404 Advertising Director Carol Hlahun 732-396-4975 Duplicate bridge Circulation Manager Lewis King 908-464-1025 lessons offered SUMMIT — Learn duplicate bridge at St. John's Lutheran SO Simlh Slrest, Sm Profidmee, SJ 07974 Church, 587 Springfield Ave... on Thursday evenings. President Thomas H. Krekel 908-782-4747 Ext 640 Instructors are Duane Engelhardt Senior V.P. Operation ...Joseph Gioioso 908-575-6759 and Jack Keyser, professional bridge Controller. Margaret U. Gerke 908-782-4747-Exi 670 teachers who will instruct ia this in- Production Manager. Linda Zetterberg 908-575-6710 teresting format for enjoying bridge. Play a set of randomly dealt hands at The Summit Herald (ISSN 527-077X) is published weekly for $20 per year each table. Results are compared for 'ANYONE CAN FLF — On Aug. 23, The Morris Museum opened a retrospective ex- in state and $25. per year out of state by Summit Independent Publishing, relative ranking. hibit of work by Faith Ringgold, called "Anyone Can Fly - Faith Ringgold: A Survey." 80 South St., New Providence 07974. Periodical postage paid at New The evenings are intended for See the exhibit through December. The museum is at 6 Normandy Heights Road in Providence, N.J. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to the: those who have graduated a begin- MoriistoWn. The museum offers a children's workshop series in conjunction with Summit Herald, 80 South St., New Providence, NJ 07974 ners or intermedTate bridge course, this exhibit. The series, "Story Time, Story Quilts," will be held-from 11 a-m. to noon or for those with experience. on Saturdays, when museum educators will read one of Ms. Ringgold's children's Instruction begins at 7 p.m. for 40 stories in the gallery followed by a craft project. The cost for each session is $4 plus Circulation: 908-464-4018 • News: 908-464-1025 minutes, and then supervised play museum admission. Registration is not required. Call 973-971-3718. The night sky Advertising: 732-396-4404 • Classified: 1-800-472-0119 continues until 10 p.m. over the city twinkles and dinner is served on the tar-covered roof of an apartment For fees, call 908-273-6244 or buildingia the "Tar Beach" story quilt, one of many in the exhibit. 908-665-0499. PAGE 6 - The Summit Herald and Berkeley Heights-New Providence Dispatch, Saturday, August 27,2005 Anna Lavornia, 87, Obituaries Rev. Denison- Harrield always helped others and Hallie B. Harrield, Anna Lavornia, 87. of Berkeley teen ski trips at Immaculate Heart of Dr. Richard Wagner, parents of local pastor Heights, died on Friday Aug. 19, Mary Church, working as a nanny 2005, at the home of her son, Au- for two children for nine years, at Overlook .47 years Prayers are requested for Pastor His mother, Hallie B. Harrield, gust, and daughter-in-law, Elizabeth, house-sitting for a neighbor while Denison D. Harrield Jr. and his fam- died on Sunday, Aug. 14, 2005, in in Berkeley Heights. A funeral was the plumbing was repaired and mak- Dr. Richard Wagner, a 59-year the police surgeon: his practice ily, of Summit's Wallace • Chapel. Trenton. Her funeral was held at 11 held on Aug. 23 from the Memorial ing her attic available to a friend to resident of New Providence, died on spanned almost 50 years. In 1993, His father, the Reverend Dr. Deni- a.m. on Aug. 22. at St. Paul A.M.E. Funeral Home in Fanwood, fol- hide Christmas gifts for her four Tuesday. Aug. 9. 2005, at the age of Dr. Wagner was honored for his 47 son D. Harrieid Sr., who died on Zion Church. 306 North Willow St.. lowed by a mass offered at the Im- boys. 95. years of service to Overlook Hospi- Thursday, Aug. 4, 2005 and was fu- Trenton, phone 609-392-2525. maculate Heart of Man- Roman Her favorite pastimes included Mr. Wagner graduated in 1934 tal. Although officially retired. Dr. neraiized on Aug. 12 in Washington, Memorial contributions may be Catholic Church in Scotch Plains sewing and crocheting, and making from the University of Maryland Wagner continued to see patients un- D.C. He was buried on Friday, made to the Wallace Chapel A.M.E. and interment at Hillside Cemetery Halloween costumes, baby blankets Medical School and began his med- til 1995. Aug. 26, in Arlington National Zion Church Scholarship Ministry at in Scotch Plains. and slippers for family and friends. ical practice in Elizabeth. He mar- His wife, Margery, died in April, Cemetery1 in Washington. 138-142 Broad St., Summit 07901. Bom in Brooklyn, she grew up in She also participated in the SAGE ried his wife. Margery Cohen, in just short of the couple's 65th an- Stirling, lived in Fanwood for 30 Spend-A-Day program in Summit. 1940, enlisted in the Army during niversary.- years and then Clark for three years In addition to her son and daugh- World War II and became a captain. He leaves his sons Robert of Marion R J* Anderson* before moving to Berkeley Heights ter-in-law, she is survived by her sis- He served as a flight surgeon in. the Summit and Thomas of Ftenchtown; in 2004. ter, Dorothy Vincent of Basking European theater until his discharge his grandchildren, Rebecca Redman Making herself available to help Ridge; her brother. Vincent Groppi in 1946. He then moved to New of Penniagtoa Deborah Bald of At- dedicated volunteer others was a persistent theme in her of Berkeley Heights: three grand- Providence and set up his medical lanta, David Wagner of Houston; life, using her God-given talents and children, Christine Armstrong, Amy practice. One of only two-doctors in and seven great-grandchildren. Marion Peterson Johnson Ander- the New Providence Presbyterian boundless energy to quietly help Congdon and Julianne Lavornia; town, he was appointed school Donations in memory of Dr. son, 98, of Beikelev Heights died on Church and the Senior Citizen Cen- others through her simple acts of and three great-grandchildren. physician for the school district. He Wagner may be made to Overlook Thursday, Aug. 18, .2005, in Run- ter, Mrs. Anderson, knows as a ded- kindness. She brought love and good Mrs. Lavornia was pre-deceased served as a member of the New Hospital. 99 Beaiivofr Ave.. Summit nells Specialized Hospital in Berke- icated volunteer, was recognized by humor to ail of her activities, such as by her husband. Nicholas, who died ' Providence Board of Health and was 07901. ley Heights. A private feneral ser- SAGE and awarded a 30-year running bake sales and chaperoning in 1978. vice was held, with arrangements by plaque in 1999 for setting up and the Paul-Ippolito Berkeiev Memori- working in the Runnells Hospital Rocco A* Villone, 82 al. gift shop. Bom in Brookfield, Conn., she She is survived by a son. Henry J. Krautterf 78? Rocco A. ViJIone, 82, of Marltoa, tion with Bell Telephone Laborato- later moved to New Providence in Bertrand Johnson of Murray Hill; formerly of Livingston, died oa Sat- ries in Whippany as a bailding safe- 1969. three brothers; two grandchildren; retired RCA engineer urday. Aug.20, 2W35, in Viitua Hos- ty inspector in 1953, until he retired In addition to being a member of and three great-grandchildren. pital in Marlton. from Lucent in 1984. A funeral service for Mr. Vfllone Mr. Vilkme was the husband of Henry J. Krautter. 73, of Berke- ago. was held from the Paul Ippolito Loretta (nee Mastropaolo): the fa- ley Heights, died on Monday. Aug. A veteran of the U.S. Navy, he Summit Memorial on Aug. 24, fol- ther of Judith Merski and her hus- Ruth Rojas, 63, had 22, 2005, in Overlook Hospital in served during World War II, was a lowed by a funeral mass in St. band Glean, and Lorraine Torano Summit. A private funeral service member of the Masonic Lodge of Philomena Church in Livingston and her husband, Gerald aJi of Marl- was held from the Paul Ippolito been Summit-resident Maplewood and was a past Master and interment in Gate of Heaves ton; the brother of Annie Petroue of Berkeley Memorial of Pomegranate. Cemetery in East Hanover. New Providence and her late hus- Ruth M. (nee Checa) Rojas, 63, lived in Elizabeth for 17 years be- Bora and raised in Irvington, Mr. Mr. Krautter was the husband of Mr. YUlone was bom in Summit band Louis, Sam Villone and bis of Summit died on Mondav. Aug. fore moving to Summit three years Krautter moved to Berkeley Heights Rita (nee Egnatovichj; the father of and lived in Livingston from 1965 wife Dot of Delaware and the late 22.2005, at her home. ago. 44 years ago. Debra Frail of Berkeley Heights and until only three weeks ago, when he Antoinette Caivano and her late hus- A funeral service was held on Mrs. Rojas was the wife of He graduated from Lafayette Henry W. Krautter of Arizona; and moved to Marlton to be dose to his band Anthony: the brother-in-law of Aug. 26 from the Paul Ippolito Sum- Renulfo Rojas: the mother of Gasta- University with a B.S. in electrical the brother of Norma Riraele. family. Marie and Erminio Giordano of mit Memorial, followed by inter- vo and Maria Vargas, both of Sum- engineering and was employed for He is also survived by two grand- He was a plumber by trade and Newark; and grandfather of Nicole, ment in St. Teresa's Cemetery, also mit: and the sister of Apolo, Marian, 35 years as an electrical engineer for children and two great-grandchil- worked for Keenan Brothers Plumb- Michael Deena. Kristen and in Summit. Chela and Daniel Checa and Esther the RCA Corp., retiring 15 years dren. ing in Millburn before taking a posi- Danielle. Born in Ecuador, Mrs. Rojas Castro.

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rior training experience, oai! center management INSTALLERS & experience and/or news- HELPERS paper advertising sales Immediate opening. FuK experience strongly pre-time year round employ- ferred. ment good pay & Benefits. Springfield Keating & AC We offer a supportive saies company fax res. SOS-233- environment, lots of re-0404 or call 308-233-8400 sources to get the job ; i done, excellent benefits •i . i package, a great salary CLERICAL HELP and bonus package and FT or FT Positions Aveii. Sch * SCHOOL BUS < opportunity for advance- E M aiittaiiiers BUS DRIVER DRIVERS Clifton, NJ may have a perfect match, PT. Excellent pay. Must I'l SriC^T HILLS known for its innovative and enriched cu mi Three full time 12 month maintainers. Carpentry, Orator/ Preparatory Schcci is currsntfy in need of a and we are interested in lutn Prokpncy in Microsoft Office applications srd kno / school bus driver for after scree! snutfie and ath- have awn car .or van. Sen- mechanic, and HVAC skills helpful. Possesses Quarry needs talking to you. iors/ Retirees welcome. edge of rela'nnal databases necessary (Blackbaud/Raisers or eligible for Black Seal License. letic events. Tne individual will be required to obtain 308-925-3909 Edge experience preferred;. Intelligence, flexibility s»nse of a criminal background checK and hold a valid New GROUNDMAN. Send your resume to: humor with ability to work under pressure as p^rt of a team e> Accounts Payable Secretary Jersey CDL 'with endorsement to drive 54 passen- DRIVERS ger school bus. The successful candidate will be Sherry M, Ferello important Must be detail-oriented person with reality ir writ Full time, 12 month position available immedi- Good pey & Students needed for vwrsan in paid on an hourly basis at a rate of S20.00 psr NJN Publishing Company ing 12 mo position. EEQC. Send, fax or e-mail cover let- ately. Previous experiece in a school district pre- . S Minneakoning Road talChs0Bnaea9!36353lflB ter and resume to: Development Office, Far Brook ferred. Proficient in Microsoft Word and Excel. ' hour, interested candidates should forward a letter benefits. PO Box 32 School, 52 Great Hills Rd., Short Hills, NJ 07078, of interest and three references to Business Remington, NJ 08822 FITNESS STAFF Fax: (973)379-6740. Email: CSargentefarhrook org Interested candidates should submit letter of interest and Manager, Oratory Preparatory School, One Beverly resume to: Human Resources OfficeuW, School District of Road,"Sammit NJ 07901 or fax their tetter of inter- Call Mike: (Part Time} .. S4-C03 the Chathams, 54 Fairmount Avenue, Chatham, NJ 07328. est and resume to 1-908-273-5505. 607687-2215 x124 Or Email To: CURVES FOR WOMEN- An EO/AA Employer CLARK [email protected] Need "High Energy" outgo- ing people person to mo- tivate members in achiev- The Connection for Women and Famies located in Summit, NJ ing their goals. Fitness SECRET exp. a must. Ideally M-F, has !k following positions open in our Aquatics Department. LVMH between the hrs of 6am- SHOPPERS ipm, Mon & Fri Evenings WATCH & JEWELRY between 3pm to 9pm. lifeguard - FT/FT - Lifeguards needed for fall session. Weekday & weekeri ks NEEDED Bain may require alternate Sat Springfield Public Schools For Store Evaluations. Get Call 973-263-S090 available. Must be certified in American Red Cross Ufeguarding ond first Mi & Cft Paid To Shop. Local Anticipated Openings 2005-2006 for the Professional Rescuer. Exp. preferred. Stores. Restaurants & Looking for a Theaters. Training Pro- Swim lesson instructor - FT/PT - Instructors needed for group ond Parent/CMd vided, Flexible Hours, • Instructional / Bus / Lunch Aides Email Required. ADVERTISES • Substitute Aides swim lessons for the fall session. Exp. preferred, will train. Salary commensurate wffb PART TIME 1-800-5S5-9G24 ext 6262 SALES experience and certifications. • Before and Afterschooi Staff 1 PROFESSIONAL SECURITY (Outside Sales} Swhn Coadi - PT - Coach needed weekday mornings and evenings for tb AquaSquod immediate openings. Ber- • Bus Driver(s) OPPORTUNITY keley Heights area. Ft. swimming program, an adult fitness program for trholhletes, fitness swimmers, ond com- NJN Publishing'* Union Divi- to use your friendly phone and organizationai skills? 4prrt-12am. Ben., inc. Vac. sion, which includes the Please send or Fax (973-376-5539) petitive Master's Swimmers. Salary commensurate with experience end certifications. Contact Bowles @ Suburban News, Inde- letter of interest, resume, and copy 973-77J0699 x207 pendent Press, Cranford Wafer Exercise Instructor - PT - Instructor needed to lead group exercse class- Chronicle. Record Press, of bus driver license to: CONSIDER BECOMING A PAKT OT THE PRESTIGIOUS LVMH es. Morning and evening hours available. Experience preferred, will train. Salary com- and Herald Dispatch, is Mrs. Ellyn Atherton WATCH & JEWELRY FAMILY OF TAG HEUEE, DIOR, ZENITH TELLER/GIERK seeking an organized, mo- mensurate v/ifh experience and certifications. tivated, self-starter to join Director of Human Resources AND OMAS. OUR CUSTOMER CARE TEAM IS SEEHNG A HIGH- - the outside sales team. Progressive Savings Springfield Public Schoois Contact Amanda Stover, (908}273-4242 x109 or email of f ENERGY, SERVICE-ORIENTED INDIVIDUAL TO RESPOND TO Bank seete personable We are looking for -.a tal- P.O. Box 210 and motivateri-irfifividusl ented professional with [email protected] CUSTOMER INQUIRIES FROM 11 AM TO 2PM, M-E for a pjiriifWe Teller/ Springfield, NJ 07081 8-IES7 newspaper advertising ClertVfosition in the sales experience who is — By Monday, August 29th, 2005 — FULL TRAINING PROVIDED. QUALIFIED CANDIDATES M©ST BE Be^tey* Heights Office. eager to develop new rela- 'Training will Se provided tionships, demonstrate ADA COMPUANCE/AFIRMATIVE ACTION PUNCTUAL, PC HOENDLY AND ORGANIZED TO_MANAJP*RP' forthis position. the ability to be creative in SUMMIT FEDERAL EQUAL OPPORTUNITY" EMPLOYER ORITY REQUESTS. PRIOR CC EXPERIENCE PREPRBETX developing new ideas for SAVINGS BANK customers, loves a chal- ANEQURL lenge, and is goai ori- OPPOHTUNITY ented. Send your resume today to: EMPLOYER Administrative TELEPHONE: We offer a competitive sal- [email protected] 908-4644860 ary, commission and. ex- Assistant Julfanne Sjmmons cellent benefits packages Full-Time, for internal medicine office. Fax: (973} 467-5730 or Temporary Full-Time position, Answer phones, make appointments. Send your resume to: October to December to 966 S. Springfield Avenue WAREHOUSE Eileen Bictel, Publisher Must be available 1 evening a week cover maternity ieave in Suburban News Springfield, NJ 07081 YARD POSITION 301 Central Avenue Summit Audiology/Hearing Clark, Hew Jersey 07065 and occasional Saturdays. Salary Aid Practice. Excellent comput- Available for Major Con- E.FMH is an equal opportunity employer. struction material distribu- commensurate with experience. er, organizational and people tor. Seeks individual for RETAIL SALES skills. Medical billing a plus. shipping", receiving, general PT/FT Friendly person for Contact Joanne, maintenance and genera! natural food store to joitv Please fax resume to: product delivery. Must have Fax: 908-464-7350 or email: a clear license and speak our team within an expand- 908-277-3478 or email: English. 7:304:30. M-F. ing industry. Will train. [email protected] Benefits. Apply to 308 N. Call Linda joannenpima§yahoo.com 1-800-472-0119 973-377-8663 14" St. Kenilworth, NJ PAGE 10 - The Summit Herald, Berkeley Heights. New Providence Dispatch, Saturday. August 27,2005 Wseteg Ts Bflg E25 EXR CARBHVER soofcng fix Milibum- Pretty 3BR. 2.5 Bs PATiO SET 4 -z /•--& ADVERTISING 1 in or ott posrrjsn tc care fci Col. w/6 Scoms scached mmm •_' -- .; ~i z.~ sea', ill Mssser Eppipraent Demo Safe AM liberty Antiques ! office. Perfect for prcf. DOfTT THROW OUT i SALES ektelv w horns bound. Car & CHATHAM OFFICE SPACE • WASHER'OftYER refe. 90&337-7462 OR 732 expansion, or rental. Cor- !2'x24' in a trjeraplst ef- MmttiSI AKYTIHSG! | 523.-79SL ner fot. park-iike setting, i CALL US RRST H I PROFESSIONAL face suite .v/common v;ei! 35" Stereo CoSsr * see- new white designer EIK 723-2376" ftS D-.. A>"t CLSS {Outside Sales) HOUSE CLEANfNG SERVICE w/ceran-jic Roar extending appointed waiting room. TV . at. 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A NEW COMPUTER - arm Hefsid DissatEh, is office, modem wdg w/ BUT NO CASH? -z, 'S ^S-S050 sseking sn Drgsnizea, mo- housekeeper for eMeriy. Lie. Ovmer, 973-3S1-3SS8 etesstor, srccls bonus spsos 1 A fisiing Tackle Ctfiecfcr tivated, ssif-steiier to join & Bonded 90&689-9140 CAT / network, rx^te paffie. tfie outside sales team". DAVID CRtDNHBM CO. (Bkr) . CK. I 973G35-21B0 x 2213 Call Classifieds today and place your Ad! Besl Male Sales *TVSTsiLCO 908 233-J£&i We are icoWng for a t=l- Sterling, NJ, LongHMf Two. ^t 3 »rs iresjiaBce. sntea professional ivitn g, , g p n~,vspacsr advertising liitisiTimliisis Berkeley Heights- 1 BR, Office BScg. for tent, 2000 www.pcs4ail.cam 62*. 201-321-6828 sf.. Excel, location, 90S- *Woot Rug Srzxl' sales experience who :3 32§ 337-8800 eager to develop new rela- CHATHAM - FURffiSHED 1 & 2 tionships, d-rnon.sfrste BEST OFFER! AB red estate advertising in Efi apts., centa- of a^.a gx^ SUMMIT - Single office, Antique 27'occasiorai.'' the ability to be creative in this newspaper is sub- tsrm avsL Start at $123Cy mo. medical/prof. Class A bids. csvs)oping ne.v iceas for ject to the Federal Fair Next to parking, trains. P.O. end table. £>. re-;. S5C 973-635-8878 973-377-6085 & customers, iovas a chal- Housing Amendments 908-277-2112 3 PIECE BftR SET - 5 n 1; ierse, artd is scat ori- Act ana the New jersey DOWNTOWN WES7FIELD - 3 BEDROOM SET- Bedroom, Dishwasher. Civil Rights Lav/, which r : r make it i'legai to adver- Parking Included. $1400/ , 5 :3: ;-r £H.~3C8-\ am sal* 7/e offer 3 competitive =3i- tise any preference, month. 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A-10 EUZABETH S1NGIDAS YURI 630 RR THIRD AVE EUZAETH VERNIERO UNDA B2782 KATHLEEN TER UNION SINGLE KATHERINE D11 WADE AVE CRANFORD VESGA LUZ M350 BIRCH DR. ROSELLE SINGLETON CORA 1015 SPRUCE ST ROSELLE VEYTSWAN AUK 750 BROAD STREET #1J EUZABETH SIRIANNI NEIL S2750 BURWELL STREET UNK5N VICTORIN GREGORY 211E5THAVE EUZABETH SIROTY JILL R1009 COOLIDGE STREET WESTFIELD VIEIRA ROBERT 6S5CARLYLE PLACE UNION SISK1ND LARRY 615 W HENRY ST UNDEN V1ENNEAU DAVID L20 COMMERCE DRIVE CN 1112 CRANFORD SKLAR BERNARD 1027 NEWARKAVE EUZABETH VK3DOR JACK D1330CADEST ELIZABETH SKOORKA BRUCE 453SHEAFERAVE UNION VK3MAN& POLLOCK 47 MAPLE ST SUMMIT SLATES JONATHAN D601 S. CHESTNUT STREET WESTFIELD VK3N1AN S POLLOCK 47MAPLEST SUMMIT SLATTER CELESTE A978JAQUESAVE RAHWAY VILLATORO JORGE 341 ELIZABETH AVE APT 2 EUZABETH SLOAN ELIZABETH 536 SPRUCE AVE GARWOOD VINA FEUCft M84S MONROE AVENUE EUZABETH SLOYAN CHRISTOPHER 361 ROOSEVELT LANE KEN1LWORTH VWEGRA VICTOR E444 PINE AVENUE GARWOOD SLUTSKY JACK L211 BROADMOOR COURT UNION VBfTlMILLA NANCY MJ90 MORRIS AVENUE UNFT4D SPRINGFIELD SHELAS USA B2M MILN SZ CRANFORD WSTA CHEMICAL 11 COMMERCE DR ATTOMfKEFOKTBR ANNA CRANFORD SMfTH . ANTHONY E47WESTHILLROAD COLONIA VITALE 110 MiARMl COURT MOUNTAINSIDE SMITH ANTHONY J12DCOLFAX MANOR ROSELLE PK VtTALE ANTHONY 1129 RARtTAN ROAD CLARK SMFTH AYESHA R453 SHEARER AVE UNION VITEKA JOSHUA B16-B PACIFIC DRIVE WINFIELD SMITH D R1407 HIGHLANDAVE HiLLSiDE VITELU JOSEPH 155 LAWRENCE DR BERKELEY HEIGHT SMiTH EARL 708 SPRUCE ST ROSELLE V1VES LUIS R824 GROVE ST ELIZABETH SMITH ELLA FBOX 841 CRANFORD VOICE OUR 1 DIAMOND HILLRD NEWPROV1DNCE SMITH ELLA FP 0 BOX 841 CRAWFORD VQH NESSI THOMAS G14SPR1NGHOLMDR BERKLEY HTS SMiTH JOHN D49 SHADY LANE FANWOOD VOTH LOIS 1521 DOWNER STREET WESTFIELD SMITH LEROY J111NEWBROOKLANE SPRINGFIELD VTC RESOURCES CORP 225 LONG AVE HiLLSiDE SMITH MICHAEL 2040 OSTWOOD TERRACE UNION VTECH INNOVATION LP 535 MOUNTAIN AVE NEW PROVIDENCE SMITH MICHAEL 406 FIRST AVENUE 3RD FLOOR ELIZABETH LOR1N A300 PROSPECT ST WESTFIELO SMrm MICHAEL 1129 FULTON STREET RAHWAY WAGNER THOMAS J1 MEADOWLANES PLAZA E RUTHERFORD SMITH MICHELLE C843TERNAYAVE. SCOTCH PLAINS WAKEFERN FOOD CORP PO BOX 506 EUZABETH SMITH SCOTT H14 COMMERCE DRIVE SUMMrr INSURANCE ADVISORS LLC CRANFORD WAKEFIELD JAMES 815CHANDLERAVE LINDEN SMITH TARE1A A2002 LAKEAVENUE, UNIT408 SCOTCH PLAINS WALKER ARLENE $9 DWEN ST SPRINGFIELD SMITH TYRA 1542 BOND STREET HILLSIDE WALKER BILUE E1551MAINST.APT.3R RAHWAY SMITH WILLIAM 423 HIUSIDE AVENUE WESTFIELD WALKER CHARLOTTE 120 GRUMMAN AVE HILLSIDE EMITHER GAYLE 228 KENT PL BLVD C/OEVESMITHER SUMMT WALKER JAMES K77 TULIP ST SUMMIT SNUFFYS ROUTE 22 SCOTCH PLAINS WALLENBERG JASON D301E EDGAR RD 3107 LINDEN SO8AN ANNA 408 S BROAD ST EUZABETH WALSH -GERALDINE H865COLONIARD ELIZABETH SOBAN SEWERYN 408 S BROAD ST ELIZABETH WALSH JOE 320 MOUNTAIN AVE NEW PROVIDENCE SOBERS MICHELLE 778 ELMORAAVE EUZABETH WBLSH KATHERINE 8BERKHJEYSQ BERKELEY HEIGHT EOBKA CARMELLA L1554 GREGORY AVE UNION WALSH MARGARET M295 SOUTH AVE APT #314 THE CHELSEA OF FANWOOD FANWOOD SOHE IRMA 27 GAGES AVENUE SUMMIT WALSH RICHARD B25VALEMONTW SUMMIT SOJACK JENNIFER C67TROYDR SPRINGFIELD WALSH THERESA 2247 EDGEWOOD TERR. SCOTCH PLAINS SOLUSH FRANCES K74 ELMORAAVE EUZABETH WALTNER BERNADETTE A44 BLACKBURN RD HILLSIDE SQLONDZ MARC A968 STUYVESANTAVE BOX 559 UNION WALUSZ JOHN S421 BACHELLORAVE LINDEN SOLUTIONS F1RSTWARE S154 SOUTH ST TOP FL NEW PROVIDENCE WANCA JASON 112 WINSLOW PLACE GARWOOD SQNDAK NANCY J104 HELEN ST FANWOOD VWNNER MAXINE 7S DIVISION AVE. SUMMIT SQRKIN HOWARD 1201 CORBIN ST PT EUZABETH WARD WALTER 270 ADAMS ST RAHWAY SQRRENTINO VIRGINIA 1088 THOMAS ST H&LSIDE WARDHORE MARY P-«16 THIRD AVE GARWOOD SOSA ER1CK RPO BOX 2797 EUZABETH WARRANTY TTTLEAGENC 65 SPRINGFIELD AVE SPRINGFIELD SOTO WILLIAM 9Z4 PENNSYLVANIAAVE 2 FLOOR UNJON WASILKO KAREN L431 E WESTFIELD AVE APT 2 ROSELLE f¥iRK SOTOLONGO MARGARITA A130BAVYST HELSIDE WASILKO KAREN L430 CHESTER AVENUE ROSELLE PARK SPEARMAN BONNIE V703 CHESTNUT 5T. ROSELLE WASSERMAN JASON M177MESSELAVENUE SPRINGFIELD SPIELHOLZ KATHI 50 REDWOOD ROAD SPRINGFIELD WASTE MANAGEMENT POBOX258 ELIZABETH SPItLANE ROBERT T744 WYOMING AVE ELIZABETH WASTE MA^^AGEME^^"OFNJ 919FAIRMOUNTAVE ELIZABETH SPfLLMAN-KENNEDY DONNA 500 PRINCETON RD. UNOEN WATFORD JEFFREY m 30 CHESTNUT STREET UNION SPiNA GAETANO 20 OARRID ROAD CLARK WAT1N THOMAS 757 COLONIALAVENUE Ot! JOSEPH FILIPPONE UNION SPRING LIQUORS INC 12 14 ECHO PLAZA SPRINGFIELD WATKINS JAMES 571 NEWARKAVE EUZABETH . ST ELIZABETH HOSPITAL 65 JEFFERSON AVE STE 202 EUZABETH WBWOOD 150 FLORALAVE NEW PROVIDENCE ST JAMES HOME SCHOOLASSOC 15 PINEWOOD LN 'WARREN WEBB DIANA 801 NORTH BROAD STREET 6A EUZABETH STAHL FREOERICA RS52 HOMER TER UNION WEEKS S LS8 DFWSION ST ELIZABETH STALLONE AMERfCO 1607RARfi/WRD CLARK J VUtTHA 32BTROYDS SPRINGFIELD STANKUS JONAS 600 LINCOLN PK EAST CRANFORD WEILER ELIZABETH 2104 CHEYENNE WY SCOTCH PLAINS STAPLETON TILLMAN C1595 CRESCENT AVE HILLSIDE WEBJ. FRED 22 SKYLARK RD SPRINGHELD STATE STREET BANK & 307 CHARNWOOD RD MEW PROVIDENCE WHNINGER HERBERT L1373 OUTLOOK DRWEW MOUNTAINSIDE STAUBACH WIUIAM R312 GESNER ST UNDEN WHNSTOCK BERNICE 13LASALLEAVE CRANFORD STAZESK1 THEODORE J14 DRUID HILLRD SUMMrr WBSENTHAL ANDREA C166VINTONCIR FANWOOD STEELE DANIEL UNION WEISS JONATHAN J2 JACKSON DR SUITE Z18 CRANFORD L776 LEHIGH AVE WETTZMAN STEFENELL! JOSEPH M68WABEN0AVE SPRINGFIELD ABE 33QWJERSEYST : ELIZABETH ELIZABETH WEKILSKY ERIC 120R1CHARDST DOVER STBDE JOSEPH 534ADAMSAVE WELCH STEiMEL JOHN J76E WESTFIELD AVE ROSEUBFARK EUZABEIH 200 SPRINGFIELD AVE . #1014 SPRINGFIELD SPRINGFIELD WENZEL N1BRIARWOODDRE WARREN STBNHAUSER NICHOLAS J86 WASHINGTON AVE WERKMSSTER WILLIAM STENFANICK MIKE 314 WARREN ST SCOTCH PLAINS RAUL 1715 SUMMTTTER5WCE LINDEN MOUNTAINSIDE WERNOCH Z10CUNTONST2 -. STERKEL TERRANCE E1544 LONG MEADOW WESELOSKI GRACE UNDEN STERN ERIC M12 OAKLAWN ROAD SUMMrT JOSEPH G310 SOUTH 11THST ELIZABETH WESTFIELD WEST 1203 WOODBRIDGE RD 2ND FL STERN- MARTIN D44S BEECHWD PL WEST RUTH RAHWAY STEVEN MosKowrrz MD 556 CENTRALAVENUE THE PEDIATRIC CENTER NEW PROVIDENCE WINSTON 39MECKESST SPRINGFIELD TWP STEWART JAMES 2154 EVANS ST RAHWAY WEST BRANCH PARK 1140 EDGEWOOD PKY UNION STEWART LAWRENCE PO BOX 506 EUZABETH WETMORE EUZABETH R2320 LYDE PIACE SCOTCH PLAINS STEWART NORINE C500HIGHST CRANFORD WHEELER FOSTER 42 INTERVALE ROAD PO BOX 3100 PARSIPPANY STEWART TERESA 14 CROSS ST VAUXHALL WHITAKER i=RANCfS H5 MOUNTAUWIEW DR MOUNTAINSIDE STEWART WILLIE 14 CROSS ST WUXHALL WH[TE EDWARD F67 HEMLOCK ST KENILWORTH -STICCO MILUNA 16TIMBERL1NEDR FANWOOD WHITE GERTRUDE 327 PARKVIEW DR SCOTCHPLA1NS STILL BEATRICE P302E8THAVE RQSELLE ST1LLES VIRGINIA L51 JOHNSON AVE CRANFORD "STOCK OBJECTS 90 PARK AVE BERKELEY HTS Continued on page 18 STOCKSTILL HASCAL 1 BOTTOM LANE WARREN -Cr PAGE IS - The Summit HeraM and Berkeley Heights-New RrovidszKe Dispatch. Saanday, August 21,2005

Berkeley Aquatic Club schedules swim tryouts BERKELEY HEIGHTS — the opportunity to progress is the Berkeley Aquatic Club, a U.S. Swim- sport through d'ua! meets. Invitation- ming Competitive Team, will have als. Bronze. Silver and Gold level iryouts for new swimmers on Tues- meets. Junior Olympic Champi- dav. Sept, 6, aad Wednesday. Sept. 7 onships. Zones, Sectionals, US ' at 5:30 p.m. at two locations: the Open, Grand Prix. Junior and Senior Berkeley Aquatic Club a* 649 Nationals, and Olympic Trials. Springfield Are. in Berkeley Heights: Berkeley Aquatic Club was and the Simon Athletic Center Pool at founded in 1977 by head coach Jim Drew University in Madison. Wood. In 2003, he was honored Swimmers should participate at with the highest award given by the location where they would prefer USA Swimming for his exceptional to swim. A registration fee of $50 is contribation to the sport. He has due at the time of tryouts. Checks served as the chairman of the U.S. can be made out to Blue Streak Swimming Olympic International Aquatic. The fee is refundable if the Operations Committee. He is a swimmer does not make the team. member of the board of directors at Younger swimmers hoping for USA Swimming. placement with the Take Your Mark The non-profit parent organiza- group will swim 25 yards of each tion that supports BAC, Blue Streak stoke. Candidates for Streaks, Aquatic, Inc. purchased the warm- Snappers, Blues and Juniors will up pool that was used at the 21X34 swim 50 yards of the four competi- Olympic Trials in Long Beach, CA. tive strokes: freestyle, backstroke, The pool is 10 lanes by 50 meters breaststroke and butterfly. with three additional 25 meter lanes The Berkeley Aquatic Club pro- at one end. Land for the new pool gram uses a sequential approach for has been acquired. Approvals, per- developing swimmers in the sport. mits and construction plans are un- The club works with all levels of der consideration. The new facility NEW PROVIDENCE PIRHANAS — Pirhanas head eoach Walter Kempner shares a winning attitude with some of Ms swimmers ranging in age from five will also include a state-of-the-art 13/over relay swimmers. From left are Kelly Closs, Dora Spolaries, Christina Daquila, Dennis Burke, John Closs, to 19. Programs at the club include teaching pool for the Berkeley Swim Scott Belfiore, Brian Sozansky and coach Kristen Vayda. Missing from photo are Alexis Kalevich and Victoria Kale- Take Your Slark for age six through School. vich. Setting records for the New Providence pool are Dennis Burke for a 30 second 50-meter backstroke and 28.89 eight: Streaks for age eight to nine: Call the club in Berkeley Heights seconds for a 50-meter butterfly; and John Closs, for a 25.03 50-meter freestyle and a 32.03 50-meter breaststroke. Snappers for age eight to 10: Blues at 908 464-0574; at Drew Universi- Record breaking relay teams are 200-medley swimmers Dennis Burke, John Closs, Victoria Kalevieh and Christina for age 11 to 18; Juniors, age 10 to ty at 973 903-4677. Daquila, who finished their event at 2:04.34 minutes; and Dennis Burke, Christina Daquila, Alesis Kalevich and John 18: and Seniors, age 13 to 1-9. Directions to both facilities for Closs, who completed their free relay at 1:53.08 minutes. Athletes are trained in competi- tryouts are available on the website, tive stroke techniques and are given www.berkeleyaquatic.org. PUBLIC NDTIGIS

3 taxes and assessments, tsx. at the Bcrc-gT r Ne* B c 1 "A _v\ A. GOFS » easiness tears, 8:CO ajn. to nance, arid other relief, wfxft SHERIFF'S SALE water and sev.-sr iines and eth- ds-ce Bca c o A^-s.r--£-l s Oe?_- 3c--grCer* 4:00 p.m. Any Interested party may ansa sizing the cc-sjrse c-f SHERIFFS NUMBER: SHERIFF'S NUMBER: er m'jr?iQp=i assessments. The •nee ng or "cda Sep e~ A--JS- 2: ar.05 r7Sy appear st the hearsig and the hearings in this appScsSon, CHT58433 CH758442 amount due can 69 obtained car i9 20C5 &, SO2S StE5O for inspection in ccnnecSfn HATIONALBANK, INC. sociation liens which may exis!. EsTardo 4 Barra-a Es ;T- C .-a erzss *a. s-s .2S--5 —sT herawift. VS. VS. Summii Herald: Aug. 27,2005 up nan Appi-ca' or *2C05 ZZ sxzsz ;*s ^ Js s%- - 5 -2».15=5 ;sc" NOTiCeOF AO maps and document fsr GUILLERMO S. MOUNA: GUILLERMO MOLINA A/K/A 77 X .25 = S 13.25 25 Pnr-rcse D-rê B 3ck ZZ c estr- z'~e 3s-;.c- s Zr- NOTICE OF BEABMG Mare 3' PUBLIC HEARING which epprova! is scughi are HOUSEHOLD FINANCE GUILLERMO S. MOLJNO, _Ci 15 n 2 Zore New &iz r ~-U Car'erS ' A-S-« Zy ~ 3oa-c a> »i -£rer.i ~ 4 Grartec! OF TOE CtT¥ OF SUMMIT at the Departmen! of Commu- u CALLAHAK LAWYERS WRIT OF EXECUTION DATE: TAKE NOTICE THAT the Sectcn 3'0 a fcr pe—- 3 - s es*ed paries ~s.s ~ -5 C'^r C S^T.—* «S"i t« 9C SUMMIT, nity Services at City Hal. 512 WRIT OF EXECUTION DATE: Zoning Board of Adjustment el 5n to constTLS 3 i e/a". '€ ?s Bfc-^ra d "is r»- UfilON COUNTY, NJ Springfield Avenue, Summit, JULY 11, 2005 f Ss A ^Z4 a *"£i""- ~ rsn.e JUNE 28. 2005 SALE DATE: WEDNESDAY, the City of Summit Nsw Jer- *L fn:"" the sds p operv "ê •• ee- Te '•ZJS : SX «y £sc- 2 2C35a.-^p- - C7 Cra-sd Take notice tot the Planning r^J during the tjusiness no'jas SALE DATE: WEDNESDAY, sey, '.viii hcid a hearino on hereas B t s the ~ ".n_— a-t4c:» "C3S J~:_-- of 8:00 a.m. tD 4:QO pits. Mdn-" THE 7TH DAY ! ! C^ C C MOTiCE OF DEWS ¥ Board cf ths City cf Stimrnit vvHS THE 7TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A.D. 2005 September 12, 2005 si "730 a c\ed = isj a J-e 3»r5 c â CONTRACT AWARD Sscretery cs-ndaS a cubic hearing st the day through Friday. Summer OF SEPTEMBER. A.0.2005 " JUDGMENT AMOUNT " p.m. in the City Haii Council MTJ ag rtra-d Aps cai-c Eca-d Sec szrt 3. 2 '; Ds- Sjr—t *»e* BOROUGH Of ,ust SiramiJ City Ha!!, Gcuncii hours for inspectkX! be§in Jti^f ** JUDGMENT AMOUNT " FOUR-HUNDRED Chambers, 512 'Springfield Av- #2005 3v 102 Pi/n/~etfe ca^-e— Vu- - cs Oe- s NEW PROVIDENCE KJ Dates ZflCE Cambers, 5t2 Springfisid Av- 5 and contaiue through Sep- enue. Summit, Nsv.1 Jersey, ta D tember 2. 2005: the hews are FWE-HUHDRED EIGHT THOUSAND SIX- arr/ a/ Boc< 4"* ô 2, R c CSO EcArcd t- e^_e %sw S-9 c-oce^ *-«sa strae" aa -vfi scr-^- Cc^cS c !re S> er.ua, Sairimit. Mi st 7:30 p.m. censider an appiicaticn affect- D Monday thro-jgh Tharscay 8:00 FORTY NINE THOUSAND HUNDRED TWENTY EIGHT Zone Ne ro iderce *•u d SSS 5 C-CW 2i S -JC«^"J cr as soon thereafter as the SIX-HUNDRED TWENTY & 97/100 ina the property whose street Chape ;>0 H-tceii/ Secfo- c-c-es SCS SE; 2- °3ai Si-"—3 5-oc 5 0 Lc* * """* cc-: x" a^cf; r s a ?»; TAKE KCrCE "HA* S-e Zc ing w»i be ecntinosd on suet! Tnis noBce is basso gissn Attorney SHAPIRO & DIAZ, LLP 57. The rear /ard seiac t -e oa-=e Tg Baard c( Ad-strer ^ irs sates thereafter as may be pursuant to r4.J.S-A. 4035D- b ocari T •-= _=*•-=-•' :•»*, arc trs eascri ê DURKiN & OiiRKIN Attorneys at Lav/ T>ie conditions affecting this aid t on is 22 1 « e-eas 43 Cae s_>3 22.SC55 arc •ca^cr DS ^3 *-«afc a e as C*y c* SI.T"-'' ^feft ..ecssj nscessar/ in the judgment of 12 and Article 3.16 of the De- Attorneys at Lav; Suite J property and the reason for the 1 s the n-^fr* jm equ red. ^^s^ Cc^rLr* a cs 5 c* ~j"g a'e a a-"1 vt he i a t«a'3'g s" Sept. "2. Ss Ptafeng Board io com- veiepment Regaiations OrSi- 1120 Btocmfield Avenue 406 Lippincott Drive application being heaTj are as Dc-, Anr Fc«erS Acp cat-CT £3i--c- *te area 3 ; S'd a 20C5 a "30 s 1 »• tie C"y plets !fte hearings arri rjaiiber- nance of the City d Summ^ P.O. Box 1289 Mariten. NJ 08053 fcltows: One stay rear addition #2005 S5 26 Grant A e>-.e trte r ^ ria.i Go^-c" CfflTis'S 5 2 stiens en an appilcatlon for de- DEMPSEV, DEMBSEY West Caidvsel NJ 07007-94522 RALPH FHOEHLICH requiring variances for side- B c-rA 241 Ls« 11 R 2 Zara vetecrrent by AtisitE Heaffll 4 SHEEHAM RALPH FROEHLICH Sheriff yard setback and building cov- ^ s"« Providence '•JJ Charge a ea ~s.lz -Aa System Hnspitai Corpcraôn Attorneys for^pfeînt • Sheriff Fu!i legal description is filed erage. 3,0 Ajlcie^/ Sectc-CiD- 0 NOTICE OF BEARING *-4:pfcar -eqjests a-j ctre p a**ectzna tre crepe*/ regarding perrnission tn im- By: JAMES a WEBBER, ESS. Full lesai descriptors is Sled at Ihe Union County Sheriff's Applicant requests any other Scredu'e il a-d Z 0 1'E fcr 3 e*s c a-a"ces as ~,a ifttose stree4 address s kne *" prcve the property located at Dated: August 24. 2005 at the Union Count/ Sheriffs Office. waivers or variances as may perm'ss on *o construe an ac Zz-r -3 5card ; -•; _5f-e- c* as 35 Faineft Averse Stn- 59 Beauvoir Avenue, otherwise SummS Heraid: Aug. 27.2005 he est -ai E fte Sca-3 c ts •<: 'c Exceed kriowi as Overlook Hospital, Office. Dates: 8/ta'D5, 8/20/05, be required by the Board cr its citicr The side >-anJ setsaci^ r^*5£3>cna.s s *he ~£ c* 2"s =8 :cc :" 'nrt New êrsev BJCC^ "*S01 93 x .25 = 523.25 Dates: 8/13/05, e/20.'05, #27/05, 9»'05 professionals'at the time of the to the sddriOT s 5 5 * rta Lc "2 and 33 OverlDok Head, other- si \']~>-zd a -ea'-s":- •-ear-; wise known as the Medial Arts S27/05, 9S05 Four-Hundred Tnirty Thou- hearing. cenbred toî of 14 33 it ~"e asp ca *c~ c-3 arc r>c j*/ BsKirf- C e-V Tre coT3t-~: ,C-B.- 3 the Pi District the applicant Thousand five-Hundred Thirty 08/i 00 Total Judqmsni Amount supporting documents are on bmed tcta of 30 tt is the r *£-*s"Jeqa-t-a- c Cc~ 5^ i- Ajr.s8 27 2305 ace catc^* bemg hsa'd are as that a Specs! Meeting of the Two a 14/100 - Total Judoe'- mum requ ed ~ê prope'ty n proposes an addition to and ($430,615.03) " fife in the Department of Com- 25x^5 = 5625 ^JCWS A?p XSS\ see^ "ere* file redesign of tne front en- Planning Board of the Glty of raant Amount (S576.532.14) qês*-cn dees no me une the 1 r The properly to be sold is lo- munity Services, 512 Spring- sd= a" : ca D=~ a^sctr- si2^s^-s ana >-^ te -1- *o^ FAS -axj"_-> o 25»a trance and lobby, the improve- Summit will be held en Toes- The property to be sc-!d is located in the CITY of SUMMIT. field Avenue, and may be in- equired one cs garage spetred cr a" *-c-*ssa» d- ^5 NOTICE OF D a!«.« PA =i cf 23 91= «: ment of the cancer center and day, September 13, 2005 at cated in the "City of Summit, County of UNION and State of spected on any workday during Joss a Patrca Viaixa «c bus --ess ^cj^ sSa- ^c CONTRACT AWABO pfcart sees -ei er fror side 7:30 p.m. in the Council CharrK r the conversion of the base- Count/ sf Union and State of New Jersey. business hours, 8:00 a.m. to c caiion 52005 3B 93 Brae 4 CC z ~~ MT* H" 5'5Sted parfv BOHOUC3HOF ja-a satnacx srd pe'cerbse mem of the Medical Arts Cen- bsr, 512 Springfield Avenue, New Jersey. Tax Lot 2, Block 1903, f/k/a 4:00 p.m. Any interested party ford Street, Block 151. Lot 35, may appear ai the hearing ard NEWPHOVH3ENCE, NJ cf fron&ga. Proposed t«Q star/ ter, a Building from storage to Summit, New Jersey to dis- Commonly known as: 9 Nor- Lot9, Block 135 may appear at the hearing and R-2 Zone, New Providence, NJ part^pa!s thersln, sutêct to The BBiwgi CoxioS of the rear aMition an!] Se 10.67" from an outpatient imaging center. cuss the fallowing applications: wood Avenue, Summit, New COMMONLY KNOWN AS 9 participate therein, subject to Chapter 310. Article IV, Section app ca n ê the ruies ct tse Board. Bcraugh sf New Provklence, Ihe side yard and tc&l side Gregory & Suzanne ASo, 597 Jersey NORWOOD AVENUE. SUM- the rules of the beard. 310-10. Schedule II S HI and fc A A e IAN WOODCOCK fij has awarded a omtract yard setbacks wa be 31.15% The applicant requests clas- Springfield Avenue and AHS Being known as Lot 2 in MIT, NEW JERSEY 07901 DOUGLAS WITKOWSKI Article V, 310-19G for permis- th r Ah *i r •AilTiOi^ CGHipetSfye bk^Jiig as of irorfege. Required side yard sification of the site ptan and Hospital Corp., 99 Beauvoir Av- Biockl903 on the official Tax Dimensions of the Lot ars Applicant sion to construct an addition. * ar: Sa^n-ii HeraM: Aug. 27.2005 a prsfessiorai service in accor- is 12' and 35% of frontage. In preliminary and ftial site plan enue, Map of $ie City of Summit. (approximately! 175.0 feet Summit Heraid: Aug. 27.2005 The proposed front yard set- area ratio. , 43s 55 =S 10.75 dance wflf! N.J.SA 40A:1t- order to construct a rear two approval, and, as to the outpa- Formal action may be taken. Dimensions: (approximate!/) wide by 66.00 feet long. 42 x.25 = 3 10.50 back to the addffion is 27.25 ft., Appitaani reqaesS sir/ tfter 5(1}. Tr-is CCTtecS and ihe res- story addition applicant re- tient maging center, amended PAM LANGELL -175x65x175x65 Nearest Cross Street: Situat- whereas 40 ft is the minimum waivers cr variances as- may PUBLIC NOTICE ojutiori auihonzlng it are avail- quests any other waivers or site plan approval, a variance Secretary Nearest Cross Street: (ap- ed on the CENTER LINE of LEGAL NOTICE allowed. The proposed rear be required by the Beard cr Its The Zodmg Board of Adjist- able for pyfcSc sispection in the varsnees as may be required from ihe Development Regula- Planning Board proxiFnatsly) Deforest Avenue NORWOOD AVENUE, 244.75 BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT yard setback to the addition is professisnais at the time of ffie ment meetina hsifj MsraJay, office af fee Borough Clerk. by Sie Board or 8s profession- tion Ordinance regulaSng de- Date± August 24,2006 The Sheriff hereby reserves feet from the NORTHERLY BOROUGH OF 32.58 ft., whereas 40 ft, is the hearing. August 15,2M5, rsemoriaiized Awarded to: Vrto A. Gala. P.P. als at tne time of the hearing. velopment in steep slopes to- S.H.: August 27,2005 the right to adjourn this saie side of KENT PLACE NEW PROVIDENCE, NJ 07974 minimum allowed. The pro- ire application fDrrris sn-3 file foifcwing resototions: Services: Professional Pian- The application forms and gether with all other relief in the 2125 S525 without further notice by publi- The Sheriff hereby reserves The following applications, posed floor area ratio is 580 suppcrting document are CB CraiQ &Amy Schiffer, 40 n^Housing Element and Fair supporting documents are on torm of variances, appeals, in- cation. the right io adjourn this sale whereas .263 is the maximum file in the Department of Czm- Beetaais TenEce. Block 1702, Share Plan file in the Department of Com- terpretations, waivers or ex- seeking the indicated vari- allowed. Tsne: As Necessary- Summit Herald: Aua. 27,2005 without further notice through ances from the Borough Zon- rnunity Services, 512 Spring- Lot 12. Granted. munity Services, 512 Spring- ceptions in the strict application 74x.25 = S1S.50~ publication. field Avenue, and nay be in- Cost Not to Exceed field Avenue, and may be in- of the provisions of tie Devel- ing Ordinance, are scheduled Joanns f.fetta-Sullivan S Paul Midas! a Juie Fuoti, 38 Lau- S14.OQO.00 The sale is subject to unpaid for individual Public Hearings Sullivan, Application #2005-37 spected on any workday during rei Avenue. Block 4S07, Lot 24. spected on any workday during opment Regulations Ordi-

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VWRREN 1-9! WILLIAMS DANA 19S3 EVELYN ST SCOTCH PLAINS KSTRl'CTIGNS: 1. PlrintNady 1 Answer All Pstiaeai Questions 3. Cut Otf and Mail to: WILLIAMS DAVID M19 CHARLES ST ROSELLE PARK WILLIAMS DEBORAH L1026 EMMA ST ELIZABETH DEPARTAffiNT OF THE TREASURY, P0 Box 287, UNCLAIMED PROPERTY, TRENTON, NJ 08695-0287 WILLIAMS DORIS A210 ELMWOOD TERRACE LINDEN WILLIAMS ELUOT 1048 FAIRVIEW PLACE HILLSIDE NOTE ILLEGIBLE OR INCOMPLETE CLAIM FORMS W1LLBE RETURNED WILLIAMS ESSIE M1090 WILLIAMS STREET ELIZABETH WILLIAMS EUGENIA 1113 BAILEY AVE HILLSIDE WILLIAMS JOHN E347 WILLOW AVE SCOTCH PLAINS 1. Print name and address EXACTLY as it appears in this newspaper. WILLIAMS MARIA D58 ALLISON RD ROSELLE WILLIAMS RUTH 15 JOHNSON ST SCOTCH PLAINS WILLIAMS TAYSHA 1008 EMMA ST. ELIZABETH II WILLIAMS TYRA K769E3RDAVEAPTB ROSH-LE WILLIAMS WILBERT 562 WALNUT ST ELIZABETH Lasi Name or Compaq Nans First Name Ml WILLIAMSON STEVEN D18 BENNETT PL WESTF1ELD WILLIAMSON AVE BLOCK ASSOC 1600 COMPTON PL HILLSIDE WILLIE B D143 E EMERSON ST RAHWAY I I if this is your current address, flien place your WILING Si S241 MOUNTAIN AVE PO BOX 103 SPRINGFIELD WiLLOCKS KIMBERLY B653 E. FRONT STREET PLAWF1ELD Address or Unknown Zip Code Here WILSON JEAN M451 E CLAY AVE ROSELLE PARK WILSON MARCEL T1025N. BROAD ST. AS ELIZABETH WILVERDING DANIEL J306 ORANGE AVE CRANFQRD WINSOR WILLIAM A229 WINDSOR AVE WESTFiELD WINTER EVH.YN 9 SALEM PARK aiZABETH cs? WINT1SCHA WILSON L238 HAZELWOODAVE. RAHWAY WLAZLOWSK1 HELEN 863 CROSS AVE ELIZABETH Name of Newspaper, Date WM 6 PALERMO INC 441 NO WOOD AVE UNDEN WOLANSKI KAZIMIERZ 118 SAGAMORE DR NEW PROVIDENCE 2. is the name in the ad your current name? D YES.. QNQ WOtF HELEN S32 MOHAWK TRAIL WESTFiaD WONG GION A2218RHODAPLACE SCOTCH PLAINS If yes, please complete 3,4 and 5. !n no, pfease complete 2a thru 5. WONG JOHN N49 RIDGE DRIVE EAST BERKELEY HEIG WOOD MILLICENT 173 BRIARWOOD DRIVE EAST BERKLEY HEIGHTS 2a The name above is (check one): D My married name D Company name D My maiden name D Another person's name WOODAR0 DAVID 25 EDGAR ST SMT WOODRUFF VIOLET L1927 PORTLAND AVE SCOTCH PLAINS WOKCROOMS GUNDOLT C 750 COMMERCE RD UNDEN WORLD MUSIC CORPORAT 1011 RT 22 EAST MOUNTAINSIDE , Social Security Number/ FID # associated with printed name for OvmersHp Verification) I I I I - I 1 I " I I I I WORLD RECOVERY BUREAU PO BOX 488 ELIZABETH WORLD SAVINGS BANK 198 WASHINGTON VALLEY RD WARREN if name appearing is not your current name, or current company name, or you are not the person in the ad then post WORLD TRAVEL PARTNERS 30 INDEPENDENCE BLVD WARREN WRIGHT ANTHONY 365HILLSOALEAVE NEWARK WRIGHT GENEVA 557 PENNSYLVNIAAVE ELIZABETH UJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJ UJJJJJJJJJ U WRIGHT JAMES 7 BEAKES ST TRENTON WRIGHT JENNIFER NI821 JERSEY AVENUE APT7C ELIZABETH YoiB-Lastfferrea-Corqarrj'NarjB firstName Ml WRIGHT MARLON 1018 E GRAND ST ELIZABETH WRIGHT RASHON 253 INDIANA STREET UNION 2b. My interest is mat of: D Executor /Administrator D Guardian D Beneficiary Q Attorney D Company Official WYCKOFF JENNfFER L30 LEWiSAVE SUMMIT WYDA DIANNE 800 WEST ELM STREET UNDEN 2c: is the person whose name appears in the ad deceased? DYES DM0 XiROHAKIS GUS A1277ERHARDTST UNION YACKER SAMUEL 16 EAST 10TH ST UNDEN YANCHA FAUSTO PO BOX 5222 PLAINFIELD 3. My Social Security Number is: l_l_i_i - i_l_l - i_i_l_i_i YANHS BLANCA 229 SOUTH SECOND STREET ELIZABETH YANG HWAN 1102 W ST GEORGE AVE APTA8 UNDEN YECKEL JOHN M9ACKENDR CLARK 4. is ihe address as it appears in the ad your current maiiig address? ...... 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UNDEN WATFORD JEFFREY 11130 CHESTNUTSTREET DONNA UNION SPINA GAETANO 20 OARRID ROAD CLARK WAT1N THOMAS 757 COLONIALAVENUE era JOSEPH FIUPPONE SPRING UQUORS INC 1214 ECHO PLAZA SPRINGFIHX) WATMNS JAMES- 571 NEWARKAVE UNION ELIZABETH 5T ELIZABETH HOSPITAL 65 JEFFERSON AVE STE 202 ELIZABETH WBWOOD 150 FLORALAVE jT JAMES HOME SCHOOLASSOC 15PINEWOODLN WARREN WEBB DIANA 801 NORTH BROAD STREET 6A NEW PROVIDENCE JIAHL FREDERJCA R552 HOMER TER UNION WEEKS S L88 DIVISION ST ELIZABETH ELIZABETH &$W*LLONE AMERICO 1807 RARrTAN RD CLARK WEERACKODY VJJ1THA 32BTROYDR islSNKUS JONAS 600 UNCOLNPK EAST CRANFORD WBLER ELIZABETH 2104 CHEYENNE WY SPRINGRELD SCOTCH PLAINS SIMPLETON T1LLMAN C1595 CRESCENT AVE HILLSIDE waa FRED 22SKYLARKRD STME STREET BANK & 307 CHARNWOOD RD NEW PROVIDENCE WBNiNGER HERBERT L1373 OUTLOOK DRIVE W .SPRINGFIELD SWUBACH WILLIAM LINDEN WEINSTOCK BERNICE - • 13LASALLEAVE MOUNTAINSIDE R312GESNERST CRANFORO STAZESKI THEODORE J14 DRUID HILLRD SUMMIT WBSENTHAL ANDREA C166V1NTONC1R STEELE DANIEL L776LEHIGHAVE UNION WHSS JONATHAN J2 JACKSON DR SUITE 218 FANWOOD STEFENEUJ JOSEPH M68WASENOAVE SPR1NGFIHU WBTZMAN ABE 330 W JERSEY ST CRANFORD STE1DE JOSEPH 534 ADAMS AVE EUZABETH WEWLSKY ERIC. 120 RICHARD ST ELKABE7H STE1MEL JOHN J76E WESTHELD AVE ROSEUERARK WELCH ELIZABETH 200 SPRINGFIELD AVE. #1014 DOVER STE1NHAUSER NICHOLAS J86 WASHINGTON AVE SPRINGFIELD WENZEL WILLIAM - N1 BRIARWOOD DRE SPRINGFIELD STENFANICK MIKE 314 WARREN ST SCOTCH PLAINS WERKMHSTER PAUL 1715SUMMFTTERRACE WARREN STERKEL TERRANCE E1544 LONG MEADOW MOUNTAINSIDE WERNOCH GRACE 210CUNTONST2 LINDEN STERN ERIC M12 OAKLAWN ROAD WESELOSW JOSEPH G310 SOUTH 11THST UNDEN STERN sus/wirr ELIZABETH MARTIN D446 BEECHWD PL WESTF1ELD WEST RUTH 1203 WOODBRIDGE RD ZND FL STEVEN MOSKOWITZ MD 556 CENTRAL AVENUE THE PED1ATRIC CENTER WEST WINSTON 39MECKESST RAHWAY NEW PROVIDENCE SPRINGFIELD TWP STEWART JAMES 2154 EVANS ST RAHWAY SKST BRANCH BARK 1140EDGEWOODPKY STEWRT LAWRENCE PO8OX50S WETMORE ELIZABETH R2320LYDE PLACE UNION EUZABETH SCOTCH PLAINS STEVlftRj NORINE C500 HIGH ST CRANFORO WHEELER FOSTER 42 INTERVALE ROAD PO BOX 3100 STHWRT TERESA 14 CROSS ST WHfTAKER FRANCIS H5MOUNTAINVIEW0R PARSSPPANY VAUXHALL MOUNTASNS1DS STEWRT W1LUE 14 CROSS ST VAUXHALL WHfTH EDWARD F67 HEMLOCK ST -STICCO MILUNA 16TIMBERUNEDR WHITE GERTRUDE 327 PARKVIEW DR KENILWORTH FANWOOD SCOTCHPLAINS STILL BEATRICE P3D2E8THAVE ROSELLE STILLES VIRGINIA L51 JOHNSON AVE CRANFORD •STOCK OBJECTS SO WRKAVE BERKELEY HTS Continued on page 18 STOCKSTILL , HASCAL 1 BOTTOM LANE WARREN v- PAGE 18 - The Summit Herald and Berkeley Heights-New Providence Dispatch, Saturday, August 27,2005

Berkeley Aquatic Club schedules swim tryouts BERKELEY HEIGHTS — the opportunity to progress in the Berkeley Aquatic Club, a U.S. Swim- sport through dual meets, Invitation-' ming Competitive Team, will have als, Bronze, Silver and Gold level" tryouts for new swimmers on Tues- meets, Junior Olympic Champi-; day, Sept. 6, and Wednesday, Sept 7 onships, Zones, Sectionals, US; at 5:30 p.m. at two locations: the Open, Grand Prix, Junior and Senior; Berkeley Aquatic Club at 649 Nationals, and Olympic Trials. Springfield Ave. in Berkeley Heights; Berkeley Aquatic Club was? and the Simon Athletic Center Pool at founded in 1977 by head coach Jim Drew University in Madison. Wood. In 2003, he was honored* Swimmers should participate at with the highest award given by* the location where they would prefer USA Swimming for his exceptional to swim. A registration fee of $50 is contribution to the sport. He has due at the time of tryouts. Checks served as the chairman of the U.S. can be made out to Blue Streak Swimming Olympic International; Aquatic. The fee is refundable if the Operations Committee. He is a swimmer does not make the team. member of the board of directors at; Younger swimmers hoping for USA Swimming. placement with the Take Your Mark The non-profit parent organiza- group will swim 25 yards of each tion that supports BAC, Blue Streaks stroke. Candidates for Streaks, Aquatic, Inc. purchased the warm- Snappers, Blues and Juniors will up pool that was used at the 2004; swim 50 yards of the four competi- Olympic Trials in Long Beach, CA. tive strokes: freestyle, backstroke, The pool is 10 lanes by 50 meters breaststroke and butterfly. with three additional 25 meter lanes The Berkeley Aquatic Club pro- at one end. Land for the new pool gram uses a sequential approach for has been acquired. Appro%'als, per- developing swimmers in the sport. mits and construction plans are un- The club works with ail levels of der consideration. The new facility NEW PROVIDENCE PIRHANAS — Pirhanas head coach Walter Kempner shares a winning attitude with some of Ms swimmers ranging in age from five will also include a state-of-the-art 13/over relay swimmers. From left are Kelly Closs, Dora Spolarics, Christina Daquila, Dennis Burke, John Closs, to 19. Programs at the club include teaching pool for the Berkeley Swim Scott Belfiore, Brian Sozansky and coach Kristen Vayda. Missing from photo are Alexis Kalevich and Victoria Kale- Take Your Mark for age six through School. vich. Setting records for the New Providence pool are Dennis Burke for a 30 second 50-meter backstroke and 28.89 eight; Streaks for age eight to nine; Call the club in Berkeley Heights seconds for a 50-meter butterfly; and John Closs, for a 25.03 50-meter freestyle and a 32.03 50-meter breaststroke. Snappers for age eight to 10; Blues at 908 464-0574; at Drew Universi- Record breaking relay teams are 200-medley swimmers Dennis Burke, John Closs, Victoria Kalevich and Christina for age 11 to 18; Juniors, age 10 to ty at 973 903-4677. Daquila, who finished their event at 2:04.34 minutes; and Dennis Burke, Christina Daquila, Alexis Kalevich and John 18: and Seniors, age 13 to 19. Directions to both facilities for; Closs, who completed their free relay at 1:53.08 minutes. Athletes are trained in competi- tryouts are available on the website, tive stroke techniques and are given www.berkeleyaquatic.org. PUBLIC NOTICES

taxes and assessments, tax, at the Borough of New Provi- 54 Chestnut Street, Block 282, business hours, 8:00 a.m. to Granted. MARILYN A. GORGIA business hours, 8:00 a.m. to nance, and other relief, which SHEHIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE water and sewer lines and oth- dence Board of Adjustment's Lot 12, R-1 Zone, New Provi- 4:00 p.m. Any interested party Lynn & John Oirvo, 26 Lenox Deputy Borough Clerk 4:00 p.m. Any interested party may arise during the course of SHERIFFS NUMBER: SHERIFF'S NUMBER: er municipal assessments. The meeting on Monday, Septem- dence, NJ. Chapter 310, Article may appear at the hearing and Road, Block 2501, Lot 23. Date: August 23, 2005 may appear at the hearing ana the hearings in this application, CH75S433 CH758442 amount due can be obtained ber 19, 2005, in the Council V, Section 310-19G for permis- participate therein, subject to Granted. Dispatch: August 27,2005 participate therein, subject to necessary to realize the devel- CHANCERY DIVISION CHANCERY DIVISION from the local taxing authority. Chambers, Ground Floor at the sion to ereci/conslruct a swim- the rules of the Board. Tom Jones & Julie Armour, 26x .25 = 3 6.50 the rules of the Board. opment as set forth more UNION COUNTY UNION COUNTY Pursuant to NJSA46:8B-21 Municipal Center, 360 Elkwood ming pool. BRETT HALL 40 Everareen Road, Block 701, • TONl ANN TURCO specifically in the application DOCKET HO: F1061IXM DOCKET NO: F2180504 the sale may also be subject to Avenue, New Providence, at The applicants seek The ELIZABETH HALL Los 23. Granted. PUBLIC NOTICE Applicant for development on file or as WACHOVIA BANK, N.A. MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC the limited lien priority of any 8:00 PM or as soon as possible above noted variances togeth- Applicants^ Andrew Zecca & Hugo Pfaltz, The Zoning Board of Adjust- Summit Herald: Aug. 27,2005 may be amended and available F/K/A FIRST UNION REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, condominium/homeowner as- thereafter. er with ail other relief in the Summit Herald: Aug. 27,2005 35 Beekman Road, Block ment meeting held Monday, 50X.25 =512.50 for inspection in connection NATIONAL BANK, INC. sociation liens which may exist. Bernardo & Barbara Es- form of variances, waivers, or 42 X.25 = 510.50 1405, Lot 40. Granted. August 22,2005 memorialized herewith. VS. VS. Summit Herald: Aug. 27, 2005 tupinan, Application #2005-33. exceptions to the strict inter- DENNIS M. GALVIN the following resolutions'. NOTICE OF All maps and documents for GUILLERMO S. MOLINA; GUILLERMO MOLINA WK/A 77 X .25 = S 19.25 25 Primrose Drive, Block 130, pretation of the Borough's Zon- NOTICE OF HEARING Secretary Mary Hueftenmoser, 31 PUBLIC HEARING which approval is sought are HOUSEHOLD FINANCE GUILLERMO S. MOUNO, Lot 15, R-2 Zone, New Provi- ing Ordnance which the Board TAKE NOTICE THAT the Zoning Boaitl of Adjustment Chatham Road, Block 202, Lot PLANNING SOARD available for public inspection CORPORATION; MRS. MOLINA, ETALS NOTICE OF HEARING dence, NJ. Chapter 310, Article deem necessary. Zoning Board of Adjustment of Dated: August 1B, 2005 14. Granted OF THE CiTY OF SUMMIT a! the Department of Commu- CALLAHAN LAWYERS WRIT OF EXECUTION DATE: TAKE NOTICE THAT the V, Section 310-191 for permis- interested patties may re- the City of Summit, New Jer- S.H.: August 27,2005 Peter & Paula Scnaffer, 193 SUMMIT, nity Services at City HaH, 5f2 WRIT OF EXECUTION DATE: JULY 11, 2005 Zoning Board of Adjustment of sion to construct a driveway 4 view the appropriate files be- sey, will hold a hearing on 26 x.25 = 3 6.50 Mountain Avenue, Block 4706, UNION COUNTY, NJ Springfield Avenue, Summit, JUNE 28,2005 SALE DATE: WEDNESDAY, the City of Summit, New Jer- ft, from the side property line, tween the hours of 9:00 AM SepL 12,2005 at 7:30 p.m. in Lot 37. Granted. Take notice that the Planning NJ during the business hours SALE DATE: WEDNESDAY, THE 7TH DAY sey, will hold a hearing on whereas 6 ft, is the minimum and 4:00 PM, Monday through the City Hall Council Cham- NOTICE OF DENNIS M. GALVIN Board of the City of Summit will of 8:00 ajn. to 4:00 p.m. kfon- THE 7TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A.D. 2005 September 12, 2005 at 7:30 allowed. Friday, at the Office of the bers, 512 Springfield Avenue, CONTRACT AWARD conduct a public hearing at the day through Friday. Summer OF SEPTEMBER, A.D. 2005 ** JUDGMENT AMOUNT " p.m. in the City Hall Council Anurag Anand, Application Board Secretary (Building De- Summit, New Jersey, to con- BOROUGH OF Zoning Board of Adjustment Summit City Hall, Council hours for inspection begin July ** JUDGMENT AMOUNT " FOUR-HUNDRED Chambers, 512 Springfield Av- #2005-34, 102 Runnymede partment), Municipal Center, sider an application affecting NEW PROVIDENCE, NJ Dated: August 23,2005 Chambers, 512 SpringfiBld Av- 5 and continue through Sep- FIVE-HUNDRED EIGHT THOUSAND SIX- enue, Summit, New Jersey, to Parkway, Block 41, Lot 2, R-2 360 Elkwood Avenue, New the property whose street ad- The Borough Council of the S.H.: August 27,2005 enue, Summit, NJ at 7:30 p.m. tember 2, 2005; the hours are FORTY NINE THOUSAND HUNDRED TWENTY HGHT consider an application affect- Zone, New Providence, NJ. Providence, NJ. Office Tele- dress is known as 2 Hickory Borough of New Providence, 17x^5 = 34^5 or as soon thereafter as the Monday through Thursday 8:00 ing the property whose street Chapter 310, Article IV, Section Road, Summit, Bock 510, Lot NJ has awarded a contract a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and Friday SIX-HUNDRED TWENTY & 97/100 address is known as 23 Green- phone is (908) 665-1124. 10. matter may be called on Sep- THREES 49/100 ($408,628.97) 310-10, Schedule II for permis- , NANCY M. PASQUALE without competitive bidding as NOTICE OF HEARING tember 13, 2005, which hear- 8:00 ajTi. to 12:30 p.m. field Avenue, Block 401, Lot sion to construct an addition. a professional service in accor- (5549,623.49) Attorney 57. Secretary The conditions affecting this TAKE NOTICE THAT the Zon- ing will be continued on-such This notice is being given Attorney SHAPIROS DIAZ, LLP The rear yard setback to the Board of Adjustment property and the reason for the dance with N.J.S.A. 40A:11- ing Board of Adjustment of the dates thereafter as may be pursuant to N.J.SA. 40:56D- DURKIN & DURKIN Attorneys at Law The conditions affecting this addition is 22 ft., whereas 40 Date: Aug. 22,2005 application being heard are as 5(1). This contract and the res- City of Summit New Jersey, necessary in the judgment of 12 and Article 3.16 of the De- Attorneys at Law Suite J property and the reason for the ft., is the minimum required. The Dispatch: follows: Construe! a one story olution authorizing it are avail- wil hold a hearing on Sept. 12, the Planning Board to com- velopment Regulations Ordi- 1120 Bloomfield Avenue 406 Lippincott Drive application being heard are as Dory Ann Folenta, Application Date of Publication: addition (floor area ratio} and a able for public inspection in the 2005 at 7:30 p.m. in 1he City plete the hearings and deliber- nance of the City of Summit. P.O. Box 1289 Marlton, NJ 08053 follows: One story rear addition #2005-35, 26 Grant Avenue, .Aug. 27,2005 two story foyer addition which office of the Borough Cterit Hall Council. Chambers, 512 ations on an application tor de- DEMPSEY, DEMPSEY West Caldwell, NJ 07007-94522 RALPH FROEHLICH requiring variances for side- Block 241, Lot 11, R-2 Zone, 105 X .25 = 526.25 requires a variance for floor Awarded to: Vrto A. Gallo, P.P. Springfield Avenue, Summit, velopment, by Atlantic Health &SHEEHAN RALPH FROEHLICH Sheriff yard setback and building cov- New Providence, NJ. Chapter area ratio (FAR). Services: Professional Plan- New Jersey, to consider an ap- System Hospital Corporation Attorneys for Applicant erage. 310, Article IV, Section 310-10, ning/Long Range Planning plication affecting the property Sheriff Full legal description is filed NOTICE OF HEARING Applicant requests any other Time: As Necessary regarding permission to im- By: JAMES Q WEBBER, ESQ. Full legal description is filed at the Union County Sheriff's Applicant requests any other Schedule II and 310-11E for TAKE NOTICE THAT the waivers or variances as may whose street address is known prove the property located at Dated: August 24,2005 at Hie Union County Sheriffs Office. waivers or variances as may permission to construct an ad- Zoning Board of Adjustment of be requited by the Board or its Cost: Not to Exceed as 35 Fairview Avenue, Sum- 99 Beauvdir Avenue, otherwise Summit Herald: Aug. 27,2095 be required by the Board or its dition. The side yard setback the City of Summit, New Jer- professionals at the time of the mit, New Jersey, Block 1801, Office. Dates: 8/13/05, 8/20/05, 38,000.00 Lot 12. known as Overlook Hospital, 93 X.25 = 323.25 Dates: 8/13/05, 8/20/05, 8/27/05, 9/3/05 professionals at the time of the to the addition is 5.5 ft., with a sey, will hold a hearing on hearing. MARILYN A. GORGIA and 33 Overtook Road, other- 8/27/05, 9/3/05 Four-Hundred Thirty Thou- hearing. combined total of 14.83 ft., Sept 12, 2005 at 7:30 p.m. in The application forms and Deputy Borough Clerk The conditions affecting this wise known as the Medical Arts NOTICE i Five-Hundred Seventy Six sand Six-Hundred Fifteen & The application forms and whereas 12 ft, w'rth a com- the City Hall Council Cham- supporting documents are on Date: August 23, 2005 property and the reason far the Center 2 Building (MAC II), in NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN supporting documents are an bined total of 30 ft., is the mini- bers, 512 Springfield Avenue, file in the Department of Com- Dispatch: August 27,2005 application being heard are as Thousand Five-Hundred Thirty 08/100 Total Judgment Amount mum required. The property in the PI District. The applicant that a Special Meeting of 1he Two & 14/100 - Total Judge- ($430,615.08) file in the Department of Com- Summit, New Jersey, to con- munity Services, 512 Spring- 25x.25 = S6.25 follows: Applicant seeks relief proposes an addition to and Planning Board of the City of munity Services, 512 Spring- question does not include the sider an application affecting field Avenue, and may be in- from FAR. maximum o! 25% ment Amount ($576,532.14) The property to be sold is lo- required one car garage. the redesign of the front en- Summit will be held on Tues- The property to be sold is located in the CITY of SUMMIT, field Avenue, and may be in- the property whose street ad- spected on any workday during NOTICE OF to allow FAR. of 28.91%. Ap- trance and lobby, the improve- day, September 13, 2005 at spected on any workday during Jose & Patricia Vinaixa, Ap- dress is known as 11 Carieen business hours, 8:00 a.m. to CONTRACT AWARD plicant seeks relief from side 7:30 p.m. in the Council Cham- cated in the City of Summit, County of UNION and State of Ct., Block 701, Lot 67. ment of the cancer center and County of Union and State of New Jersey. business hours, 8:00 a.m. to plication #2005-36, 93"Brad- 4:00 p.m. Any interested party BOROUGH OF yard setback and percentage the conversion of the base- ber, 512 Springfield Avenue. New Jersey. Tax Lot 2, Block 1903, f/k/a 4:00 p.m. Any interested party ford Street, Block 151, Lot 35, The conditions affecting this may appear at the hearing and NEW PROVIDENCE, NJ of fromage. Proposed two story ment of the Medical Arts Cen- Summit, New Jersey to dis- Commonly known as: 9 Nor- Lot 9, Block 135 may appear at the hearing and R-2 Zone, New Providence, NJ property and the reason for the participate therein, subject to The Borough Council of the rear addition will be 10.67'from ter, II Building from storage to cuss the following applications: wood Avenue, Summit, New COMMONLY KNOWN AS 9 participate therein, subject to Chapter31O, Article IV, Section application being heard are as the rules of the Board. Borough of New Providence, the side yard and total side an outpatient imaging center. Gregory & Suzanne Alto, 597 Jersey NORWOOD AVENUE, SUM- the rules of the board. 310-10, Schedule II & III and follows: A rear one story addi- • IAN WOODCOCK NJ has awarded a contract yard setbacks will be 31.15% The applicant requests clas- Springfield Avenue and AHS DOUGLAS WITKOWSKI Article V, 310-19G for permis- tion which requires a variance Applicant of frontage. Required side yard L Being known as Lot 2 in MIT, NEW JERSEY 07901 without competitive bidding as is 12" and 35% of frontage. In sification of the site plan and Hospital Corp., 93 Beauvoir Av Block 1903 on the official Tax Dimensions of the Lot are Applicant sion to construct an addition. for rear yard setback and floor Summit Herald: Aug. 27,2005 a professional service in accor- preliminary and final site plan enue. Summit Herald: Aug. 27,2005 The proposed front yard set- area ratio. order to construct a rear two Map of the City of Summit. (approximately) 175.0 feet 43 x .25 = $10.75 dance with N.J.S.A. 40A.-11- story addition applicant re- approval, and, as to the outpa- Formal action may be taken. 42 x.25 = $10.50 back to the addiiion Is 27.25 ft., Applicant requests any other, 5(1). This contract and the res- PAM LANGELL Dimensions: (approximately) wide by 66.00 feet long. whereas 40 ft is the minimum quests any other waivers or tient imaging center, amended -175x66x175x66 Nearest Cross Street Situat- waivers or variances as may PUBLIC NOTICE olution authorizing it are avail- variances as may be required site plan approval, a variance Secretary LEGAL NOTICE allowed. The proposed rear be required by the Board or its The Zoning Board of Adjust- Nearest Cross Street: (ap- ed on the CENTER LINE of yard setback to the addition is able for public inspection in the by the Board or its profession- from the Development Regula- Planning Board proximately) Deforest Avenue NORWOOD AVENUE, 244.75 BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT professionals at the time of the ment meeting held Monday, office of the Borough Clerk. als at the time of the hearing. tion Ordinance regulating de- Dated: August 24, 2005 32.58 ft., whereas 40 ft., is the hearing. The Sheriff hereby reserves feet from the NORTHERLY BOROUGH OF minimum allowed. The pro- August 15,2005, memorialized Awarded to: Vita A. Gallo, P.P. velopment in steep slopes to- S.H.: August 27,2005 the right to adjourn this sale side of KENT PUCE NEW PROVIDENCE, NJ 07974 posed floor area ratio is .280 The application forms and the following resolutions: Services: Professional Plan- The application forms and gether with all other relief in the 21x.25=$5.25 without further notice by publi- The Sheriff hereby reserves The following applications, whereas .263 is the maximum supporting document are on Craig 8 Amy Schiffer, 40 ning/Housing Element and Fair supporting documents are on form of variances, appeals, in- cation. the right to adjourn this sale seeking the indicated vari- allowed. file in the Department of Com- Beekman Terrace, Block 1702, Share Plan file in the Department of Com- terpretations, waivers or ex- Summit Herald: Aug. 27,2005 without further notice through ances from the Borough Zon- munity Services, 512 Spring- Lot 12. Granted. Time: As Necessary munity Services, 512 Spring- ceptions in the strict application 74 x.25 = $18.50 publication. ing Ordinance, are scheduled Joanne Metta-Sullrvan & Paul Reid Avenue, and may be in- Michael & Julie Fuoti, 38 Lau- Cost: Not to Exceed field Avenue, arid may be in- of the provisions of the Devel- The sale is subject to unpaid for individual Public Hearings Sullivan, Application #2005-37 spected on any workday during rel Avenue, Block 4607, Lot 24. 314,000.00 spected on any workday during opment Regulations Ordi-

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