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_ iERKELEY HEIGH'AV NtJ v^^- Berkeley Heights and New Providence edition of the Summit Herald VOLUME 115, No. 48 October 16,2004 Newsbriefs -, Historical group County and township join forces follows Civil War trek of NJ 33rd to preserve Stanford Drive property

NEW PROVIDENCE — The BERKELEY HEIGHTS — buildings which housed Shaw Plas- j New Providence Historical Soci- Berkeley Heights Mayor Michael tics and the former Barry Oil Ser- j ety will hold a general meeting at Chait and Freeholder Daniel P. Sul- vice/Duffy Fuels facility, Part of the 17:30 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 28, at livan report that the Township of property is contaminated by as- the Senior Center, 15 Fourth St. Berkeley Heights and the Union bestos and oil. As a condition of The speaker will be John C. County Board of Chosen Freehold- sale, the current owner of the prop- Zinn, an historian, vice chairper- ers have partnered to preserve 17 erty has agreed to clean up the prop- son and treasurer of the New Jer- acres of land off Snyder Avenue in erty. sey Historical Society. His talk the township. "Our community's vision of in- will start with the formation of the The Snyder Avenue property is creased green space and recreational 33rd Regiment during the Civil bordered on the east by Snyder Av- opportunities is being realized War, summer of 1863; then follow enue, on the north by single family through our plan to preserve the therr journey from Virginia to the dwellings, and on the east by a Snyder Avenue property," said Com- battles of Chattanooga, to Georgia township-owned Green Acre tract mitteeman Cohen. "Our partnership and the Carolinas, and back to with the county will create a legacy Washington, D.C. He will also totaling another 17 acres, and on the for future generations to enjoy." talk about the lives of some of the south by NJ Transit rail lines. soldiers in the regiment. Mayor Chait said the property "Our agreement marks a great was at one time slated for a develop- day and brighter future for the resi- A question and answer period ment of 259 residential units, but dents of Berkeley Heights and will follow the presentation. Admis- will now remain largely in a natural Union County," said Freeholder Sul- sion is free. The public is invited. state. It will include space for a se- livan, who is chairman of the Open Cookies and cider will be served. nior citizen center, ballfields and Space, Recreation and Historic passive recreation area. The acqui- Preservation Trust Fund Committee. sition is one of the largest pieces of PARTNEBS. IN PRESERVATION — From left, Union County Freeholder Bette Kowalski, "It is a future with increased open ', May performs open space still available in Union Township Committeeman David Cohen, Freeholder Dan Sullivan and Berkeley Heights space and increased recreational op- County and the largest in Berkeley Mayor Michael Chait congratulate each other on the successftil preservation of 17 acres portunities for our children and se- for library fund Heights. of land off of Snyder Avenue in Berkeley Heights. niors.'' NEW PROVIDENCE - The "I would like to thank the county The Trust Fund was approved New Providence Memorial Li- for their efforts in preserving this ty is $13 million. Approximately $8 Heights will retain four acres for a Township Committeeman David overwhelmingly by taxpayers in No- brary fundraising committee hosts land and creating a space that is in million of that $13 million will be senior citizen center and the county Cohen noted that the property, a for- vember, 2000, and is financed by a a special conceit by Mr. Ray at 11 harmony with the integrity of this paid for by the Union County Open will begin to develop plans for play- mer industrial site which is contam- 1.5-cent per $100 of assessed prop- a.m. on Thursday, Nov. 4. There is community," said Mayor Chait. Space, Recreation and Historic ing fields and a recreation area. inated and vacant, would be cleaned erty value surtax. In the four years no school on that day because of "The residents of Berkeley Heights Preservation Trust Fund and $5 mil- Berkeley Heights will be respon- up and brought back to productive since its passage, the fund has al- the teachers' convention. will benefit immensely from our lion will be paid for by the Township sible for the maintenance of the usage. lowed the freeholder board to pre- The concert will be held in the partnership." of Berkeley Heights. playing fields and recreation area on The Snyder Avenue property cur- serve more than 121 acres of open gym at the New Providence Mu- The purchase price of the proper- Under the agreement, Berkeley the county portion of the property. rently contains two vacant industrial space in Union County. nicipal Building, Academy Street entrance. The cost is $7 per per- son at the door with no admission charged for children under two years of age. The program is sug- Doty House hearing will be held Oct. 19 gested for youngsters up to age seven. ByMKENEAVBLL tion of a new home. trator Kenneth DeRoberts and Carl The developer has successfully critic of the proposed demolition, The original application, which Woodward who serves as borough completed two projects in the bor- said that she would like to purchase Mr. Ray, a well-known chil- NEW PROVIDENCE — The sought to demolish the historic counsel to meet with Mr. DeSimone ough and said he "got along well the property, subject to the sale of dren's performer, will entertain fate of the borough's oldest home structure and replace it with two and his attorney to seek a solution with everybody and I want to show her current home. "It is the most his audience with his original could be decided as early as Tues- equitable to all parties. good will because I will come back beautiful thing I have ever laid songs that speak of friendly new homes, met with stiff and wide- eyes on," Ms. Bogdanovic said re- aliens, dinosaurs, zebras and boo- day, Oct. 19, with the borough's spread opposition from residents While no one who attended that with more stuff in town." boos. He gets the audience's at- Planning Board set to review a de- and preservationists. meeting was willing to share details, Mr. DeSimone, who reportedly ferring to the Doty House. tention and encourages them to veloper's application. Residents stormed borough con- it can be surmised that discussions paid $825,000 for the entire proper- In creating the Historic Preser- sing along with him. He often lets In a recent startling turn of struction officials to protest the de- prompted Mr. DeSimone to intro- ty, was unwilling to disclose his ask- vation Commission, Mayor Morgan audience members try out Ms eye- events, Boonton developer John veloper's request for a "knock- duce a revised plan. ing price for the Doty House, saying appointed Patrick Annelli, chairman, candy, muM-stickered guitar. DeSimone submitted a revised site down" permit of the historic home. "So far from what I hear, most he did not want pricing to become an John Rothstein, Robeit.jsK^ating,. Proceeds from the concert will plan which would spare the Doty Volunteers who attended the recent people ate happy about our propos- issue prior to the Planning Board Karen Luongo and Megan' Seecrref benefit the library renovation. House from demolition. Street Fair received 162 signatures al," Mr. DeSimone said referring to meeting. to the commission. Alternates are The developer's plan would di- on a petition to preserve the proper- his revised plans. "I hope this can get done in one Arlena Russo and John Bale. vide the existing property into two ty and dozens of residents attended Revised plans will require Plan- meeting. I don't want this to get A large crowd is expected to at- River Road land parcels. The Doty House would be recent Borough Council meetings ning Board approval of two vari- dragged out," he added, tend the Oct. 19 meeting. Megan preserved on a lot of 31,319 sq. ft. to voice therr concerns. ances. One variance is for a setback In a Borough Council meeting Beecher, one of the originators of to foe auctioned The remaining property, 22,697 sq. Behind the scenes, Mayor Al of 60 feet where 120 feet is re- held on Oct. 12, the council unani- the protest petition, said she was go- ft., would be used for the construc- Morgan directed Borough Adminis- quired. The other variance is for a mously approved the final hearing ing to call petitioners to urge them to SUMMIT - City-owned prop- proposed 60-foot right-of-way line of an ordinance to establish the His- attend the Planning Board meeting. erty at the juncture of River Road where 85 feet is required. toric Preservation Commission The Doty House, located on and Morris Avenue will be auc- "The requested variances relate to which would provide protection to Mountain Avenue, was erected in tioned at 3 p.m. on Friday, the old house," Mr. DeSimone said. local historical sites. 1748 but expanded with several ad- Nov. 12, in City Hall, according to Prior to the adoption of the ordi- ditions over the next 100 years. City Clerk David Hughes. It had Asked how he would market the The Planning Board will meet at originally been scheduled for existing Doty House on a smaller lot, nance, residents had an opportunity Tuesday, Oct. 12, at 11 a.m. Mr. DeSimone said, "Somebody has to express their comments. 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 19, at the Municipal Center. The half-acre of vacant land is already surfaced who has an interest." Katie Bogdanovic, an outspoken situated in the light industrial zone. Premises are to be conveyed in "as is" condition. At one time Landlord reacts to impact a house and barn were on the property, which backs on the Pas- saic River. Rather than having the auction handled through the city, of potential freight train a private firm has been hired, Mr. Hughes said. Max Spann of Clin- ByLIZEEILL also consolidated his plan to en- Approximately 200 people came ton has listed the Summit proper- compass one piece of property to a "Stop the Tram" meeting Thurs- ty on its website. The resolution SUMMIT — Along with warn- rather than separate parcels. "It's day evening, Sept. 23, in Summit stated lots are conveyed subject to ings about the impact of freight much better," he said. High School, according to East existing encumbrances, liens trains traversing in and near Sum- Mr. Erday has owned Summit Summit Association President Bob zoning regulations, easements mit, at least one local landlord has Truck and Auto Body since 1981 Sheehan. and other restrictions. expressed his own trepidations. and emphasized that operating hours "This was really to inform people Tim Erday of Summit Truck and are 7 a.m. to 3 p.m., which does not about the opposition to the freight Calvary Church Auto Body said he will reconfigure really disturb neighbors. His father, train reactivation," he said. Mr. his plan to build several apartment he said, bought properties on Sheehan said that the people who show is on TV-36 units on Franklin Place, which Franklin Place and Mr. Erday con- will be negatively affected are the tinued that trend, investing in resi- residents in Summit and nearby SUMMIT—A show about the would back on land near'the tracks dential homes in 1977, 1979 and communities. "Those who will prof- 150th anniversary of Calvary for the Summit Train Station. His 1994. When he first proposed the it are the Department of Transporta- Episcopal Church in Summit will reasoning, he said, is partially due to residential units, he said, "The tion, Port Authority and the Morris- air throughout October on TV-36 the prospect of noise from freight neighbors loved it." Now he is con- town and Erie Railroad," he said. Billed by its producer, city res- trains in the middle of the night. cerned, he said, that the freight line "The audience was very good. They ident Margareta Paslaru, as a "cel- Mr. Erday said in a telephone in- would knock down the value of all wanted to learn more, but we finally ebratory mini-documentary," the terview, "Enter the garbage tram and properties, both residential and com- had to end the meeting by 10 p.m." program features extensive you have a totally different picture." mercial. footage of events that have He said he would meet with a tech- Speakers included Senator Tom marked the occasion, in addition nical review board, with an architect "You can't build where people Kean as well as coalition members to historic photos of the church, and engineer, next week to revise his won't rent or buy," he said. Steve Weiss from Edison, Joe Deio- v/hich stands at the corner o: plan. He still intends to build 12 "I can promise you there will be corio, mayor of Roselle Park, and Woodland and DeForest avenues units, he said, but would move them more accidents and backup of traffic Carol Westerley from Kenilworth. nearer the street, with parking at the Summit Mayor Jordan Glatt was The show will air on Wednes on Route 22, all the way to Springfield rear, just above the tracks, and moderator and Common Council- days at 6 and 9 p.m., on Thurs and Summit," he said of re-activated would add a sound-deflecting wall. man Andy Lark co-chaired the event. days at 10 a.m. and 11:30 a.m., railroad crossings and more aggres- City Solicitor Barry Osmun present- and on Saturdays at 7:30 and IN HIGH SCHOOL NOW — "To communicate better as He said 17 units are already in sive drivers. Mr. Erday, along with ed the legal ramifications and Mr. 10:30 p.m. a society and as students" is how one freshman de- place, for a total of 29 units when other concerned citizens, has been ac- scribed the purpose of the Governor Livingston High the project is complete. He had tive in the Stop the Train Coalition. Lark addressed quality of life issues. School freshman orientation program presented by Ny- oda Hills on Sept. 10. The goal of the program, spon- sored by the Berkeley Heights Education Foundation TABLE OF CONTENTS and the Berkeley Heights Municipal Drug Alliance, is United Way begins annual campaign Police Logs .' .....2 to create a stronger school community, starting with the incoming freshmen, through several team-building AREA — The United Way of paign, to designate their gift to the ployee's contribution will be re- Obituaries 10 activities and cooperative games. Students taking part Summit, New Providence and local United Way using code num- ceived by the local organization. In Commentary 5 included, from left, John Ninivaggi, Eric Peterson, Sean Berkeley Heights initiated its annu- ber 001529 or writing on the addition, to insure your gift reach- O'Reilly, Michael Okrend and Joe Sodgers. The Nyoda al campaign on Oct. 1, to raise pledge card, "Please forward my es Summit, New Providence and ^SAGE ...4 Hills facilitators, along with 18 senior members of Stu- $385,000 to support 35 programs contribution to United Way of Berkeley Heights, she asks to be Students on Sports 14 dent Outreach, assisted the ninth grade students in in 20 local certified member agen- Summit, New Providence and advised of the designated gifts completing the tasks set out for them. Throughout the cies. An annual letter and pledge Berkeley Heights, 1282 Spring- made to the local United Way. Classified 11 year, the Student Outreach members will apply the card has been mailed. field Ave., New Providence, NJ To make a gift directly to the lo- Legate 14 leadership skills they have acquired as they work with United Way's president Karen 07974." cal United Way, send a check to the the freshmen to assist them in their transition to high Pfister asks those who make their She notes that unless a specific United Way at 1282 Springfield school. charitable gifts, through payroll de- designation is made to the local Ave., New Providence, NJ 07974. duction during a work place cam- United Way, no portion of any em- For information, call 908-771-0717. PAGE 2 - The Summit Herald and Berkeley Heights-New Providence Dispatch, Saturday, October 16, 2004 New Providence Police News Local juveniles taken into custody Summit B« On Friday, Oct. 1, Patrolman the parking lot, and reported that Headquarters, where they were ,Steven Drown took two local juve- upon approaching the vehicle, Pa- processed and released to their par- ,Biles, both age 17, into protective trolman Drown observed "alcoholic ents. Juvenile complaints were Lawn jockey stolen after midnight custody at approximately 10:30 p.m. beverages in plain view." In addi- signed against both boys, and the matter was forwarded to the Union in the parking lot of The Murray Hill tion, authorities noted, four bags Police reported the theft of a lawn Avenue drug store lot was reported. an American flag with stars arranged County Family Court in Elizabeth. suspected to contain marijuana were sculpture that occurred Sunday, Oct. The incident occurred between 4 in a peace symbol was reported jij: Police said the boys were taken also found in the vehicle. On Saturday, Oct. 2, Corp. 10, between midnight and daybreak. p.m. and 4:15 p.m. stolen from a Middle Avenue resi- liito custody after police responded Both of the juveniles were trans- Thomas Dreissig arrested Mark E. The sculpture, which weighed about On Saturday, Oct. 9, the theft of dence between 8 p.m. and 11 p.m. ito a call of a suspicious vehicle in ported to New Providence Police Alexander, 41, of New Providence 50 pounds, was described as a paint- Motorola cell phone, valued at $138 on Oct. 8. on an active bench warrant out of ed lawn jockey with a white face, from a backpack located at Kent On Tuesday, Oct. 12, malicious Newark. Police said Mr. Alexander red jacket, white pants and black Place School on Norwood Avenue mischief at an unoccupied High was released after posting $500 cash boots, with a black lamp in an out- was reported. The incident occurred Street residence during the night of bail pending a Newark Municipal stretched left arm. during the evening of Oct. 1. Oct. 9 was reported. A window was Court hearing. That "searing, burning pain" in your thigh and On Thursday, Oct. 7, the theft of smashed with a rock, but no entry On Tuesday, Oct. 5, Corp. Dreis- calf...that "aching, numbing" feeling in your hip In other thefts: a girl's lavender bicycle from a gained. Nothing was reported miss- sig charged Jeffrey S. Merrill, 22, of On Wednesday, Oct. 13, the theft Springfield Avenue residence be- ing. and huttocks...that "tingling" in your toot and New Providence with driving while toes and loss of balance... from the trunk of a motor vehicle tween 6 p.m. on Sept. 21 and 8 a.m. his license was suspended. Police parked in a Broad Street parking lot on Sept. 22 was reported. In arrests: It interferes with your ability to walk, to ride a said the charges stemmed from Mr. occurred between' 6 p.m. on Oct. 12 On Saturday, Oct. 9, the theft of a On Friday, Oct. 8, Cristian R. bicycle, play golf, garden...to have FUN IN LIFE! Merrill's vehicle being stopped on and 12:40 a.m. Oct. 13. Reported Magna 18-speed blue bicycle, val- Quezada, 18, of Newark was arrest- South Street after the officer report- Leg pain, thigh ache and numbness, and tingling missing were an IBM Thinkpad lap- ued at $57, from the train station be- ed and charged at Summit Police ed he observed an equipment viola- top valued at $3,000; a Sony Cleie tween 7:15 a.m. and 9 p.m. was re- Headquarters for receiving stolen in the foot may actually be caused by a lunched tion. Mr. Merrill was released on his back nerve even though you have NO back pain- palm pilot valued at $300, a leather ported. property. own recognizance pending a munic- computer bag, a Spring cell phone On Thursday, Oct. 7, malicious On Wednesday, Oct. 13, Ruben it could even be Sciatica- ipal court hearing. Dr. Joseph J. Murphy ^ Mufphy a|jd Krefa aK ejfpeffs ^ fimffng ^ valued at $200 and keys to another mischief to a Union Place restaurant Resendiz Delgado, 26, of Kenil- Also on Oct. 5, Patrolman vehicle. property was reported. The awning worth was arrested and charged at PAST PRESIDENT - CAUSE of your leg pain and numbness and Stephen Opalewski charged Lisan- On Saturday, Oct. 9, the theft of a on the business was cut with a knife Morris Avenue and Elm Street for The NJ and Morris CORRECTING IT-FAST! dro Resto, 28, of New Brunswick and the restaurant van was keyed. Chiropractic Societies Fleet visa check card, last seen in a being an unlicensed driver and for ...WITHOUT THE USE OF DRUGS OR SURGERY!! with driving an uninsured motor ve- Union Place restaurant at 5:52 p.m. On Monday, Oct. 11, malicious contempt of court. hicle after the vehicle was stopped on Oct. 8 was reported. mischief was reported at the high On Wednesday, Oct. 13, Fernan- Editor-in Chief - on South Street for a reported regis- The Jersey Journal Suburban On Wednesday, Oct. 13, the theft school when a rock was thrown do Andrade, 52, of Brooklyn was ar- tration violation. Mr. Resto was re- Palmer Graduate of a Martin Biller 1999 Opus 58 vi- through a glass door. The incident oc- rested and charged at Dayton Road Chiropractic leased on his own recognizance olin with case, valued at $4,000, curred during the evening of Oct. 10. and Broad Street for driving with a pending a municipal court hearing. from a vehicle parked in a DeForest On Tuesday, Oct. 12,"the theft of suspended license. Celebrating Our 20th Year Center On Wednesday, Oct. 6, Luis R. Torres, 43, of Bergenfield was ar- 301 Main St., Chatham, NJ. « 973-635-0036 rested by Patrolman Drown and www.drmurphy.com charged with unlawful possession of News a" firearm; The arrest, authorities said, occurred after police responded to the Presbyterian Church at New KENT»PLACE'SCHOOL Providence on a reported distur- bance. Mr. Torres was allegedly found to be carrying a loaded hand- gun without the required permit, and the matter was forwarded to the Union County Prosecutor's Office for possible grand jury action. On Thursday, Oct. 7, Patrolman Drown charged Jeff Feaster, 18, and Jessie Windham, 19, of Newark with peddling without a permit. The charges, authorities said, stem from the men reportedly being observed selling items in the Village Shopping Center parking lot without the re- quired permits. Both of the suspects were released on their own recog- nizance pending a municipal court hearing.

PTA WELCOMES NEW PARENTS — The PTA of Thomas P. Hughes School in Berke- School of Paris ley Heights hosted a recent welcoming reception for new incoming parents. Re- OPEN HOUSES is lecture topic viewing the school activity calendar are, from left, Eugene Ho, Rich and Lisa Gi- .JVtiddle School/Upper School * Grades 6 - 8 / Grades 9-12 ambalvo, PTA President Jennifer Carlick and Sally Bennett. Sunday, October 17,2004,1-3 p.m. AREA — A guest speaker from Primary School • Kindergarten - Grade 5 New York's Metropolitan Museum Tuesday, October 19,2004,9-11 a.m. \ will speak on behalf of the non-prof- it Summit Area Community School Adult school hosts autumn bus trips . I « M School* Nursery-Grade 12 On Monday, Oct. 18, at Summit Sunday, Novembers, 2004,1-3 p.m. Middle School in the auditorium at 8 AREA — Spaces are still avail- oldest and largest museum, noted for The history of Manhattan is the p.m. His topic is "Matisse and Mod- Kent Place School is an all-girls K through J2 independent college-preparatory able on three upcoming daylong bus its collection of 19th and 20th centu- theme of a trip being hosted on day school with a coeducational nursery and pre-kindergartm program. ern Masters: Reconsidering Mod- trips being hosted by the non-profit ry American art and history. Tuesday, Nov. 9. The all-inclusive ernism." Tuition is $15. Summit Area Community School. Wednesday, Oct. 27, will feature tuition is $92 per person. The first Guest speaker Marvin Schwartz For registration or details, call the a day trip called "The Manhattan stop for the group is the New York said his slide lecture will take a fresh school at 908-273-1141. Sampler." With lively guide Tony Historical Society, which is celebrat- look at the School of Paris, featuring Washington Irving's Sunnyside Grifa on board, participants will first ing its 200th anniversary with a spe- works currently on exhibit at the and the Glenview Mansion are the learn about some of New York's no- cial exhibit on Alexander Hamilton, Metropolitan, seeing what was being destinations on Friday, Oct. 22. Tu- table movie sites, then will get off "The Man Who Made America." In produced in or near the French capi- ition, which is all-inclusive, is $79. the bus and visit Strawberry Fields addition, another show, "Impres- tol from the end of the 19th century. sions of NY," features prints depict- Kent Place School« 42 Norwood Avenue • Summit, N) 07902-0308 - 90S.273.0900 • www.kentplace.org The home of the author of "The Leg- and see the Conservatory Garden, end of Sleepy Hollow" is in river- with 20,000 mums in bloom. Other ing New York City spanning from side Tarrytown, N.Y., and is the highlights include Cathedral of St. 1626, the earliest known view of day's first stop. Docents dressed in John the Divine, St. Patrick's Cathe- New Amsterdam, to 1995. period costumes will bring the estate dral, selected sites in Harlem includ- Next on the day's agenda is a to life, and lunch will be buffet-style ing the Apollo Theater, the theater sumptuous lunch served family- at the Pennybridge Restaurant. In district and Rockefeller Center. style at a restaurant called the afternoon, a guided tour will be Commentary will also be provided Carmine's, and then the participants offered of Glenview Mansion, con- as the group passes by the UN Plaza move on to the Smithsonian's Coop- sidered a fine example of American and through Soho and Tribeca, and er-Hewitt, the only museum in the Eastlake. Completed in 1877 and lunch will be enjoyed in Greenwich U.S. that is devoted exclusively to overlooking the Hudson River and Village at the Minetta Tavern. The historic and contemporary design. A the Palisades, six period rooms have afternoon will include stops at both guided tour of the museum will en- been restored. St. Paul's Chapel and Ground Zero. lighten visitors as the nature of de- Tuition for the day, all-inclusive, is The day will continue at the Hud- sign as they explore its impact on the $85. son River Museum, Westchester's quality of our lives. Election ] poll workers are needed SUMMIT — Both political par- ties need to hire additional poll work- ers for General Election Day, Tues- day, Nov. 2. 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Alexandra Claire Grady, Benjamin Grimmig, tained honor roll status for the four Governale, Katherine Grayeski, Roy Heather Boak, Paige Boehmcke, Pe- Clark, Christine Conigliaro, James Reid, Julia Revzin, Michael Alison Gushman, marking periods of the 2003-2004 Gutierrez, Simone Hairston, Cassidy ter Boozan, Timothy Brown, Crisfield, Emily Cristaldi, Ian Cun- Riela, Ashley Ring, Eric Rodriguez, Abigail Haenssler, Margaret Ha- school year. Hall, Christopher Hardiman, Lydia Briehan Burke, Guthrie Burke, ningham, Timothy Day, Mark Charles Sangrce, Michael Schaffer, ley, Nathalie Herrera, Christina To be eligible for yearly First or Jahl, Marissa Jarosinski, Megan Megan Callaghan, Elizabeth Camp- DeMetro, Luis Diaz, Sara DiMassi- Paige Schleimer, Brianna Holevas, Cassic Huck. Thomas High Honors, a student must have Jiang, Calvin Jones, Madeline Ka- bell, Haley Campbell, Katherine mo, Edward Engel, William Even- Schlesinger, Melissa Scott, Matthew Jackson, Peter' Jones, Brian Klaif, been on the First Honor Roll for all plan, Sarah Kehoe, Rebecca Krieg- Childers, Rachel Cohen, Cecelia son, Brian Feeney, Alex. Feltes, Seskin, A. Riley Smeckus, Alison Marissa Kos, Margaret Lawrence, four quarters, or marking periods. If man, Anna Kuskin, Lauren Leccese, Cramer, Jason Curley, Cara DelDu- Alyssa Fortune, Carey Fries, Snyder. Erin Thomas, Kristin Tof- Jennifer Litwin, Samantha LoBosco, a student attained either first or sec- Samantha Lee, Molly Leighton, Dy- ca, Julia Donnantuono, Alexandra Richard Gargiulo, Christopher fey, Karl von Haas, Eric Weinstein, Kathleen Lyons, Thadeus Minthorn, ond honors for the four quarters, that lan Liu, Meghna Marathe, Sara Mc- Dorer, Julia Espy, Eric Forsell, Bri- George, Scott Geron, Michael Gold- Zachary Wicd, Douglas Williamson, Susan Nering, Jason Pepe, Benjamin student is listed on the yearly Sec- Donnell, Kylie McKenna, Edel an Fung, Brenden Gallinek, Kathryn stein, Lucy Wise, Kathryn Zazzera, and Piemont, Danielle Radutzky, Max ond Honors. Molina, Emma Moriarty, Matthew Gramigna, Victoria Green, Saman- Emilie Gutierrez, Erika Hartwyk, Alexander Zerfoss. Raskin. Takia Robinson. Cooper Earning yearly High Honor Roll MulholJand, Chelsea Nyman, Ian tha Greenman, Maggie Groves, Allison Huckfeldr, Brandon Jack- Earning yearly eighth graders Sacks, Naomi Sclwyn, Emily Sny- at Summit Middle School, 2003- Pearson, Taylor Perry, Max Henrietta Hakes, Thomas Hall, Brett son, Catherine Jestin Taylor, Geor- Kristen Bani. Martha Barber, Emily der, Erick Solis, Katherine Strong, 2004 school year are sixth graders Pollinger, Mary Pomeroy, Emily Hardman, Julia Jarrold, Kevin John- gia Johnson, Connor Kastenbaum, Bebout, Marc Burian, Jennifer Hannah Stuckey, Margaret Sullivan, Genevieve Baldacci, Sarah Bern, Porter, Maitland Quitmeyer, Samuel son, Samantha Karpman, James Caroline Kern, Julianna Kievit, Callahan. Marjorie Callahan, Timo- Theresa Teisch, Peter VanSyckle, Alexandra Booth, Brandon Brier, Raab, Kelly Radutzky, Benjamin Kennedy, Rohaan Kewalramani, Emily Koernig, Garrett Lerner, thy Clayton. 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t "J I SAGE ADVOCATES — SAGE board president Mary PAST PRESIDENTS — SAGE honored past board presidents at its recent annual meeting. From left were Kay Britton of - Oonald, Esq., of Summit, at left, and board secre- Short Hills, Judy Shipley of Summit, Caroline Lindabury of Summit, Milo Moore of Chatham, Dr. Thomas Inglesby of, n>e Daley, also of Summit, were among those who Summit, Mary Anne McDonald, Esq., of Summit and Fred Roessle, also of Summit. The organization, which celebrated 1 i feeannua l meeting held in Berkeley Heights. its 50th anniversary this year, honored corporations, staff and volunteers for their commitment to SAGE and its mission.

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: v'acek, Ph.D., of Berkeley Heights. director. PAGE 5 - The Summit Herald and Berkeley Heights-New Providence Dispatch, Saturday, October 16, 2004 The State We're In This election day, don't forget to vote for land preservation!

ByMCHELES.BYERS preserving the character of New Jer- home, it requires $1.48 for services. sey's communities also makes them Conversely, farmland costs $0.27 in Open space is an essential part of more desirable, healthier places in services for every $1 generated in our landscape. It's a breathtaking which to live, work and raise fami- taxes. view from a mountaintop in the lies. In a similar study, East Amwell country or a tree-lined walking path Buying land and protecting nat- Township, Hunterdon County, found in the city. It's rolling farmlands and ural resources costs money, but it's that for every $1 raised from resi- shorelines reaching out to the hori- an expense worth bearing, with dential development, it spent $1.12 zon. Whatever the form of open broad public and private benefits ex- on public services. For every $1 space, it plays an important role in tending far beyond those associated raised by farm and open land, East our everyday lives, from recreation with residential development. In Amwell spent 30 cents. to clean water to clean air. fact, preserving land instead of de- As of November 2003, almost Yet sprawling development in the veloping land can save money. 200 municipalities in New Jersey Garden State is gobbling up 50 acres Studies show that for every $1 have established local government every day, and we are rapidly losing coEected in taxes, residential devel- open space funding programs, ac- our natural resources and open opment costs between $1.04 and cording to the New Jersey Depart- spaces. But you can do something $1.67 in services — and these are ment of Environmental Protection's about it! Your municipality or coun- permanent, recurring costs over Green Acres Program. New Jer- ty may have an open space ballot time. Communities and counties sey's record for conservation is a question this November. And your across the state and nation are find- good one — and we need to keep it vote can help save open space in ing that residential taxes don't cover that way. So remember to vote yes your community. These ballot ques- the costs of municipal sendees, for open space in the November tions ask voters to approve spending community infrastructure and local elections. You'll be glad you did. tax dollars to buy land, thus preserv- schools. With more residents, there ing farmlands, woodlands, wetlands is even more spending for police and critical natural resources before protection, traffic control, sewage Editor's note: Ms. Byers is direc- they disappear forever. treatment or water supply treatment. tor of the Far Hills-based New Jer- It's in the interest of every one of According to a Burlington Coun- sey Conservation Foundation. She New Jersey's 566 local governments ty Office of Land Use Planning may be reached at 1-888-LAND- and 21 counties to preserve land for study of Mansfield Township, for SAVE or via e-mail at info@njcon- the many benefits it provides. Plus, every $1 in taxes generated by a new servation.org.

O.JD DOCUMENTS, NEW FIND — Bill Lee, facilities manager of the Union County Vici- and a mcniher of the Union County Courthouse Centennial Committee, and Union Clerk Joanne Rajoppi examine century-old court documents that will be part of aa exhibit at the courthouse centennial celebration in 2005. nnial Committee finds ©euments from 1905

AREA - The indictment is still "Through this amazing opportu- er Chester Holmes, a-member of damning in its tone and wording nity we are able to read about ac- the Courthouse Centennial Cele- almost a hundred years later. tual cases from a hundred years bration. The document states that Peter ago and visualize our county legal "We are looking for items that Cron of Elizabeth, "Being then and system at the time," Ms. Rajoppi pertain to the courthouse and there in a certain vehicle common- added. memorabilia dating from 1903, ly known and designated as an au- Mr. Lee noted that many pages when the courthouse cornerstone tomobile... unlawfully and mali- in the books of minutes featured was laid, to the present time," said ciously, and with great speed, the signature of Supreme Court Mr. Holmes. "We hope to locate force and violence, ride, direct and Justice Bennett Van Syckel, whose items relevant to the functions and guide the said automobile... refurbished portrait that was re- ceremonies that took place in the against, upon and over the body of cently discovered in another coun- courthouse and in other public the said Minnie L. Whedon." ty now hands in room 201 in the places such as county parks." The indictment against Mr. Union County Courthouse. Mr. Holmes and his committee Cron was handed down in 1905, Judge Van Syckel served Union members urge the public to look EAMON IS EAGLE — Eamon F. Gibbons of New Providence received his Eagle Scout and is just one of the historic gems County from 1869 until Ms retire- in attics, closets, dresser drawers award on Sept. 26 at a Troop 1 Court of Honor at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church in recently discovered during a ment in 1903. In a stroke of coin- and scrap books for items that New Providence. For his Eagle project, Eamon, a senior at Oratory Prep in Summit, search for artifacts to be used in cidence, the Van Syckel portrait might be appropriate for this ex- designed and built Oratory a storage facility for its wrestling mats. By achieving his next year's Centennial celebration was originally presented the day hibit. ' : Eagle rank, Eamon continues in a family tradition. His grandfather earned the of the Union County Courthouse. the Courthouse officially opened Look for photographs of people equivalent rank of King Scout in Canada; his uncle, Queen Scout in Scotland and About the same time Union to the public in 1905. and public places, deeds, birth cer- his brother is also an Eagle in the U.S. Eamon's father Paul has been an assistant County Clerk Joanne Rajoppi The Union County Courthouse tificates, newspaper clippings Scoutmaster in Troop 1 for 20 years. Above, Eamon wins congratulations from his found the stack of indictments marks the 100th anniversary of its about local events and people, sou- uncle, Queen Scout Scott McCutcheon. from 1905, Lorraine Dolan, the dedication in May, 2005. venir programs and ticket stubs, record retention coordinator of A year-long celebration is commemorative plaques and but- Union County Vicinage, was planned with exhibits and events tons, uniforms and Union County searching through the public to showcase the courthouse as the political buttons and posters. Summit Old Guard to hear latest record archives housed at the Eliz- center of law, justice and county All loaned objects will be cata- abeth Armory. business, said Ms. Rajoppi who logued and securely stored. Origi- There she discovered two dusty serves as chairperson of the Cen- nal articles and documents, will be on pharmaceutical industry books of courtroom minutes dated tennial Committee. housed in locked exhibit cases 1902-05 and 1903-05. The Courthouse Centennial when on display. Receipts will be AREA — Richard Knapp, exec- Medicaid. Mr. Knapp's talk will 1995. He holds a marketing degree "These are fantastic finds," said Celebration Committee that is co- provided for each loaned item. utive director of State Government cover efforts to allow for importa- from the University of Denver. Bill Lee, facilities manager of the ordinating the commemorative If you have items to iend, or Affairs at Novartis Pharmaceuti- tion of pharmaceuticals from Cana- Union County Vicinage and a mem- events hopes to continue to add questions about the project, con- cals, will speak on U.S. policy da and other countries. He will also Retired men are invited to at- ber of the Centennial Committee, as documents and other items to its tact the Union County Division of challenges for the pharmaceutical discus s restrictions on pharmaceu- tend meetings of the Summit Old he examined the time-stained docu- exhibits. Cultural and Heritage Affairs at industry, at the Oct. 19 meeting of tical advertising and marketing Guard at 10 a.m. on Tuesday morn- ments with Ms. Rajoppi in her of- "The Committee calls on Union the earliest possible date, at 633 the Summit Old Guard. practices. His talk will include the ings at the New Providence Bor- hot topic of the impact on national fice. "We are holding history in our County residents to lend or donate Pearl St., Elizabeth, NJ 07202. The 10 a.m. meeting at the New ough Hall at 360 Elkwood Ave. Old and state elections. hands." objects for display," said Freehold- Call 908-558-2550. Providence Municipal Center, 360 Guard members participate in Elkwood Ave., will cover an Mr. Knapp was in a similar po- sports, bridge, hikes and trips, overview of the U.S. health system. sition at Sandoz Pharmaceuticals plays concerts and other events. He will elaborate on the challenges He also held sales and marketing For information, call 908-464- LEI dscape historian to lecture and opportunities in the govern- positions for Sandoz in the western 2480, or visit www.summitold- ]rederick Law Olmsted ment programs of Medicare and states. He came to New Jersey in guard.homestead.com. MADISON — The landscape ar- leigh Dickinson University, 285 tion "Frederick Law Olmsted: Es- chitecture of Frederick Law Olmst- Madison Ave. It is sponsored by tates, Parks, Campuses, and Com- ed is the focus of a lecture, a dedica- Friends of Florham. munities: A brief survey of the life, tion and a photography exhibit on Marta McDowell, a specialist in work, and influence of the man who Sunday, Oct. 24 at 3 p.m. at the Li- historic landscapes, will offer her invented the practice of landscape brary, College at Florham of Fair- overview of Olmsted in a presenta- architecture in the United States." The photography exhibit in the Library gallery showcases the Fred- erick Law Olmsted Cut Leaf Maple Garden, just steps from the Library and in full fall colors. The Friends Serving the community for more than 115 years NJN Publishing © 2004 will dedicate the Garden and offer a A Penn Jersey Advance, Inc. Newspaper brief tour of the area. The garden has been described as the most out- standing 'forest' of Japanese cut leaf Publisher/Editor Michael J. Kelly.,., 908-464-1025 maples in the world. Managing Editor Patricia E. Meola 908-464-1025 Marta McDowell teaches landscape Managing Editor Barbara Rybolt .... 908-464-1025 history at the New York Botanical Advertising Director Eileen Bicke! .732-396-4404 Garden and Drew University in Circulation Manager Lewis King ....908-464-1025 Madison, and works in the restored gardens at the Reeves Reed Arbore- tum in Summit. Her articles have appeared in the New York Times, New Jersey m Smttb Street, Nete ProtUents, ?S 6797i Monthly and Fine Gardening. Her President Thomas H. Krekel...... 908-782-4747 Ext 640 book, "Emily Dickinson's Gardens" will be published by McGraw Hill in Senior V.P. Operation ...Joseph Gioioso,. ..908-575-6759 November 2004. Controiier. Margaret M. Gerke. 908-782-4747-Ext 670 The Friends of Florham invites Production Manager. Linda Zetterfaerg 908-575-6710 the public to attend this free event and enjoy a reception following the The Summit Herald (!SSN 527-077X) is published weekly for $20 per year presentations. The Friends of in state and $25. per year out of state by Summit independent Publishing, Florham is a university organization of committed and enthusiastic area 80 South St., New Providence 07974. Periodical postage paid at New residents whose goal is to assist the Providence, NJ. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to the: university in preserving and restor- PACK 363 TRANSFER — At a Sept. 23 pack meeting at Allen W. Roberts School, re- Summit Heraid, 80 South St., New Providence, NJ 07974 ing the historically important build- tiring New Providence Pack 363 Cubmaster Curt Herrick, left, received a hand- ings and grounds of the College at shake and plaque of service and appreciation from Ron Turtur, right, who has tak- Circulation; 9os-464-4oi8 • News: 908-464-1025 Florham. en over responsibilities as the Pack's Cubmaster. Mr. Herrick, a graduate of West Advertising: 732-396-4404'Classified: 1-800-472-0119 For information on the Oct. 24 Point Military Academy, served as Cubmaster from September 2002 to June 2004, event, call 973-443-8515. and has relocated to Virginia with his family. PAGE 6 - The Summit Herald and Berkeley Heights-New Providence Dispatch, Saturday, October 16, 2004

occer side overcoming Polisin, Carter pace iibstantial obstacles Oak Knoll to crown SUMMIT - What makes an amazing team? Most peo- from the players themselves, on ple believe it's their record, the scores of their matches, and off the field. By ART POLAKOWSKI and Bukata (a top-shelf high school Roselle Catholic, Rahway) were the success of their players, and how well they work on Olwell emphasized that It's The competitor) finishing first and sec- able to fill out full teams. the field. point in describing the "out- BERNARDS - The top two run- ond in the 2003 Conference Meet Freshman Katie McCafferty The Kent Place School soccer team achieves another standing chemistry" this group Place ners on Oak Knoll School's 2004 was no surprise. But how about (23:11) took sixth place for Oak type of excellence. This autumn's KPS contingent is possesses, a fact visibly notable cross-country team, Kelly Polisin Polisin and Carter going one/two in Knoll. amazing not so much due to its win/loss results, but be- during practices, games, and and Aly Carter, weren't present at their debut campaigns as harriers! Stephanie Fonseca and Christine cause of the athletes' hard work, team bond, and desire to even during the school day. Pleasant Valley Park in Bernards a Polisin won the race in 20:45 Wagner were the top finishers for improve. Cohen added that, "Every play- year ago when last autumn's edition time, Carter (20:46) was right be- New Providence. Fonseca was As always, Head Coach Phil Wolstenholme has his er on our team is a key contrib- of the Royal harriers won the Moun- hind Kelly, and sophomore Caroline fourth overall with a 21:24 clocking, players on the light track, with all the encouragement utor," reinforcing the-bond and tain/Valley Conference Champi- Patten (who had been a quality con- while Wagner wound up fifth in needed for them to excel and do well. Kent Place's vet- teamwork exhibited by this onship Meet. tributor on last autumn's XC unit,. 22:57 time. eran mentor is aided by assistant Sue Badger, who like- soccer crew. Since Polisin is a junior at OKS incidentally) went one/two/three this Christine Carty was seventh, Ju- wise offers an ever-positive approach. The three captains agreed and Carter's a senior, that might past Wednesday afternoon to pace lianne Meagher eighth, and Alison "No one gets left behind," shouted Coach Badger, as that the injuries have even seem a tad surprising. However, Oak Knoll to a successful defense of Diecke tenth, as the Lady Pioneers this writer watched the KPS players during their daily brought the players closer to- both Polisin and Carter were instead its team title. Patten posted a 21:20 supplied half of the race's top-10 conditioning run over the streets of Summit, reflecting the gether. Because with four fresh- starters on Oak Knoll's Union Coun- clocking. finishers. emphasis put on they're being a unified team. men now in the starting lineup, ty championship soccer contingent Oak Knoll and New Providence Berkeley Heights didn't possess With this year's focus on enhancing skills, maintaining any barriers commonly found By JULIA last fall, when 2004 graduates Liz provided the first eight finishers in the five girls necessary to enter the HanMnson and Claire Bukata ran their divisional race, which (with large-division event team-wise, but a positive attitude both on and off the field, gaming a bet- between upperclassmen and KENNEDY ter understanding of the game, and - of course - playing to underclassmen were necessari- one/two at the MVC meet to lead the Springfield, Union Catholic, and Governor Livingston's Katie Zaeh then" full potential and winning as often as possible, these ly broken. Royals to their MVC crown. Technology) comprised just a five- was third in that race competing as athletes are striving to be a strong team. "What doesn't kill you Hankinson—(who went on'to win team field. Still that's more schools an individual. The Highlanders' ju- The team's motto "To bring our head, our heart, and serves to make you stronger," suggested Monica Gian- the Union County individual title than contested the race among the nior standout covered the Pleasant our cleats to every game" accurately defines the enthusi^ none, one of two KPS goalkeepers. "We've taken some and is now in the regular lineup at MVC's larger-division entries, only Valley Park course in 20 minutes, 52 asm and energy exhibited by this soccer side. Despite its hits with all the injuries, but it only empowers our desire nationally-ranked Wake Forest) - three of whom (Mount St. Mary's, seconds. youth and relative lack of prior varsity experience - not to to play and succeed. We're trying to win for our injured mention a devastating injury setback- KPS has proven it- teammates who can't play, and when they come back self a competitive unit, as its present 5-6-2 record reflects. they'll have a renewed energy that'll help revitalize us Maolucci wins, Rams don't Or as senior Liz Sheeleigh expressed, "We believe that all." with hard work and dedication, our team is headed towards This team's energy level is overwhelming. The Kent By ART POLAKOWSKI Ledger's 'Top-10' parochial chart. team-scoring-wise when its fifth success." Sheeleigh is one of three captains, along with her Place players work well together and support each other, This past Wednesday at Pleasant guy finished seven places behind classmates Caitlin Olwell and Danielle Cohen. inside and outside of soccer. BERNARDS - The preseason Valley Park in Bernards, another his Union Catholic counterpart. Arguably, Kent Place's most impressive performance "We've got a terrific team this year," summarized choice (at • least according to the Parochial B school, Union Catholic, Dave Borowski provided a real so far was a 2-0 shutout over Montclair-Kimberley Acad- Madeline Wasser, the other varsity goalie. "We all get Star-Ledger) to claim the school's served notice it will likewise need strong race (17:22) to take third for emy, in which juniors Michelle Manket and Janine Ger- along, we play great together, and we are always able to first statewide championship in any to be reckoned with at Holmdel, as Oratory, Rob Crum (17:44) was minario scored the goals. Unfortunately, that victory came have fun." sport since 1975, Oratory Prep's UC edged Oratory by one point for fourth, and Tim Malloy (18:07) was at quite a cost, as Germinario suffered a serious knee in- cross-country team likely won't first place in the smaller-school di- eighth. • - jury during the match's final seconds. Janine tore both her Editor's note: This is the 17th year of our student/writ- face the pressure of being favored vision of the Mountain/Valley Con- Although its 78 points indicate ACL and MCL, meaning KPS has been without its pre- ing program, and one aspect of "Students on Sports" when the Parochial B Meet is con- ference Championship Meet. the Pioneers were quite a ways be- - mier player for the duration of the campaign. we're both pleased about, and proud of, is the number of tested at Holmdel Park on Novem- Oratory did claim the division's hind UC (32) and Oratory (33), Indeed, injuries have plagued this team all season, as siblings who've been involved. We take it as a signal ber 13th. Although the highest- individual title, however. Mike New Providence did wind up third three other starters - Olwell, Cohen, and Caroline Hansen we're doing something right. Of the 13 student/columnists charted Par. B harrier unit until suf- Maolucci, the Ranis' senior star, among the six small-division en- - have also been forced to the sideline at various stages of handling assignments in the Herald/Dispatch and hide- fering a dual-meet loss to St. covered the 3.1-mile course in 17 tries. the autumn. pendent Press this term, five have older brothers or sisters Joseph's of Metuchen a couple minutes, 13 seconds to nip Union Berkeley Heights finished fifth Yet the athletes have continued to play well, exhibiting who wrote for us. And Julia breaks new ground in that re- weeks back, the Rams are now out Catholic's Brian Guterl (17:14) by a in the MVC's larger-division race. the skills their hard work has enhanced, along with excel- gard, as this Kent Place junior is the first writer from the of the weekly rankings, while two step at the tape. Roselle Catholic was a decisive lent sportsmanship. same family to represent a different school. Julia's broth- other B's - Roselle Catholic and Oratory crossed four of the top winner - by 48 points over second- Although the Kent Place parent contingent could be la- er Patrick (now a college freshman at Johns Hopkins) Pinpy - have crept onto the eight finishers but wound up second place Clark - in that six-team field. beled their most avid fans, much of the support comes was our Oratory columnist the past two years. -A.P. Volleyball girls seeking Team struggling to succeed SUMMIT - So far this season, the Oratory Prep more victories. soccer team has faced some tough competition. The "If we just relax and play Rambling igher recognition level Rams currently have a 1-6 record, which doesn't re- our game, we'll be able to flect the players' hard work and dedication. win more," Dalsass said. Each year Coach Chris Trefz conducts 'double-ses- Mike noted the team is im- On NEW PROVIDENCE - It was the stalwart mantra of coming County and State sions' in late August. These grueling practices consist proving at moving the ball ef- comedian Rodney Dangerfield: "I don't get no re- Tournaments. Tracking of two workouts per day, one in the morning and one ficiently and working togeth- spect!" Yet after losses to Rahway, in the afternoon. During this intense training period er. And now, with a slight alteration, it could be an apt Bogota, and Union Catholic, the (that extends through seven or eight days) Trefz has Coach Trefz explained that self-assessment for the New Providence High School the NP girls harbor no Pan- the players running miles, sprinting, and working on much of the focus is on im- volleyball team: "We get no respect!" glossian illusions they'll be Pioneers offensive and defensive skills. provement, particularly in It's a sentiment all the players seem to share. How- successful and respected, no Following double-sessions, these athletes feel blending together so many ever, it is laced, not with Dangerfield's self-deprecat- matter what. Everyone is ready for the upcoming campaign. After the schedule younger players. With Trefz ing humor, but with puzzled frustration. aware that hard practices and begins, the team practices every afternoon when they continuing to push these ath- After all, last year's team was the strongest in New a winning mentality must be don't have a match. letes on, and with the players Providence volleyball history. Most of that unit is still converted to victories over The Mountain/Valley Conference's revamped 2004 willing to do what it takes to intact. Seniors Katie Oswald (who holds the school heavyweight foes. soccer schedule is slightly out of the ordinary. For achieve victory, the Rams are record for assists), Allison Russo (who holds the school So let's recap. New Provi- even though the league standings are still segmented looking forward to the re- record for outside hits and aces), and Kerry Ecker (who dence is undoubtedly a strong into divisions, each school plays every team one time. mainder of the season. Since By MARK leads in digs) form the experienced core of this squad. force in volleyball. Other Thus Oratory must compete against the likes of Union Oratory is a junior-oriented SCiROCCO Junior Liza Demby, a third-year varsity starter, is a teams know it, but newspa- Catholic (9-0-1), Bound Brook (11-1), and Rahway team that also includes sever- powerful part of New Providence's defense. Other ju- pers do not. Until New Prov- (7-3, but higher-regarded than those other two foes). al talented sophomores and i^a/smmsmmmmmmmm niors, including Ashley Gabriele, Trish Campbell, and idence can consistently beat The Rams' one win came against Central High freshmen, the Rams can look ahead to a brighter 2005 Alexis Kalevich, provide additional firepower and con- opponents like Rahway, Bo- By JASON School, a thrilling double-overtime victory. Senior season. tribute in significant roles. Thus the Lady Pioneers gota, and Union Catholic, the Michael Conroy tallied the winning goal. Upcoming on the schedule are realistically have good reason to expect success. Pioneers will find it difficult KAVETT Conroy and junior Mike Dalsass are the Oratory winnable matches against Manville and Hillside.. Senior Justyna Krygowski said, "We were really to move up in the state rank- n^mumtmimmimiimmm^ captains. Conroy, one of just four seniors in the pro- good last year, but we didn't have the team chemistry ings. gram, is the leading scorer. that we've got this season." And the schedule doesn't help matters. New Provi- A midfielder captaining this soccer side as an un- Editor's note: Mark is a senior at Oratory Prep in Yet until this past week, New Providence had not dence plays several matches against very strong teams, derclassman, Dalsass is confident the Rams will earn Summit. been listed among the 'Top-10' teams in the Star- interspersed by many matches with far weaker opposi- Ledger's Group rankings. One partial explanation is tion. It's hard to consistently beat good teams without that NP is designated Group II in volleyball, as op- consistently competing against them. This dichotomy posed to Group I where our school resides in every of competition may be why the volleyball crew have Suburban Community Music raises funds other sport. Still, Coach Bill Shaw also acknowledged been struggling to reach its potential. These athletes that traditionally higher-regarded programs like Rah- must appreciate that they do belong on the court with NEW PROVIDENCE — From 4 the Suzuki Playdown. Call the music Hill, is a not-for-profit music school way, Union Catholic, and Bogota are more likely to their foremost adversaries. to 7 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 23, the center in advance if parents or chil- that offers lessons, cases and con- make those rating charts. With the championship segment of the season up- Suburban Community Music Center dren would like to perform in Wall- certs for people of all ages, back- Yet these are three opponents against whom New coming, the opportunity for the players to grasp that will hold a Family Masquerade Ball. to-Wall or the Playdown. For the grounds and skill levels. Providence logged 'upsets' last autumn. And they re- collective mentality is certainly there. If you're going The event, for parents and children very young, there will be a Musik- The school provides scholarships main teams New Providence must beat again in order to contend for a title, a team must win when it counts. of all ages, will offer a chance to cel- garten sing-along. for students whose families are un- to be better recognized. That's the challenge facing NP's volleyball squad. ebrate creativity, share in singing and There will be crafts projects, a able to meet tuition and outreach "If we can knock off a couple of those high-profile For when the New Providence girls recognize how music making, sample international 50-50 raffle and a dinner featuring programs to develop an interest in teams, we'll move up in the rankings," Russo agreed. good they are, everyone else will too. cuisine, and raise money for the Mu- food from around the world. music on the part of very young chil- Coming off of a 2003 season in which the Pioneers sic Center, which this year celebrates Tickets to the Masquerade Ball dren, disadvantage^ youth, teens beat Railway three times and Union Catholic once R.I.P. Rodney Dangerfield. its 20th anniversary. The Masquerade are $25 per adult and $10 per child, and young adults, seniors and the while reaching the semifinals of the Union County Ball invites children to come in cos- in advance. Call the music school at disabled. Tournament, the bar has clearly been set quite high for Editor's note: We extend a welcome to a new 'Track- tume. 908-790-0700. For those who do not In its most recent outreach effort, this 2004 campaign. Shaw emphasized that his athletes ing the Pioneers' columnist. Jason is a senior at New Children can sample musical in- reserve in advance there will be a $5 the school participates in the Eliza- need to realize that New Providence is viewed as a Providence High School who'll help keep our readers struments at the Instrument Petting per-family surcharge at the door. bethport After School Arts project 'team to beat' by its adversaries - and must play like it. informed about the NPHS sports scene this 2004/05 Zoo and play in disguise at the Wall- The Suburban Community Music for pre-teens and teens living in pub- There are obviously high expectations for the up- term.-A.P. ,'•... to-Wall costumed performance, or Center, 570 Central Ave., Murray lic housing in Elizabeth.

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ASSISTANT michelelogan@ ments. Saturday and or have a valid driver's li- PART TIME for the cost of the space Sunday 9-3. Call 732- OFFICE ADMIN. PT for Non-Prof,t employ. composecure.com TRABAJO cense and must be ca- Applications available at occupied by the error and 748-2020 Madison Methodist Program. Req. exc clerical, or fax 908-518-0569 Please call 908-614-5568 pable of working outside Summit Police Depart- SCHOOL will not be liable for failure Church. 30 hrs/wk. computer, communication EOE Must have papers, DL, in all weather. ment, 5±2 Sprihgfield Ave to publish an ad. DOG BATHER/FLUFFER Some flex. Reduced hrs. skills, Initiative, independ. & & transportation. Great Pay. Questions should tie di- BUS DRIVER Needed for busy grooming summer. Mid-high 20's. people skills. EEO. Minori- Applications available at rected to Lt Mason. Traf Must have valid NJ CDL shop. FT, must be reli- Start early Nov. ties encouraged, to apply. Summit City Hail, Park- fie Bureau, S08-277-9397. Bus .License Class B w/ able, hardworking, Send letter & resume to Contact rVS Most, CPS, A REAL ESTATE LEGAL ing Services Agency, 2*° EOE. Pass End. Contact Ber- friendly, and like dogs. Richard White, 973-912-9500, X134. CAREER'IfAIR Call 973467-3450 after 1pm. Floor, 512 Springfield keley Heights Board of LICENSE IN JUST SECRETARY [email protected] Ave. • Applications must Education Transporta- tion Office October 28* AFTER SCHOOL 2 % WEEKS'? DRIVERS: CDL-A, Springfield Law firm seeks be received by October 9:00am - 4:00pm entry level legal secretary 22,2004. EOE PO Box 147 DATA/CLBiCAL On-Site Interviews HELP Real estate training & Linehaul. with potential. Good Com- OFFICE SECRET Berkeley Heights, NJ mentor guidance. Busy, puter skills, pleasant 07922 Tuesdays - Thursdays in Mil- New equip., great benefits! 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Walk- BEDROOM SET- 5 pc. still in ine almond lacquer, good 5Pm, 64 Woodland Ave. ing distance to every- Yard Machine, 8 HP leaf Sports Equip, HH, Bikes. dia sales experience is CHATHAM 3 BR, 1.5 baths, box. List $1200. sell condition, originally $2400 blower, Duerr 8 HP Chip- preferred. thing. -908-464-5876 C/A, garage. 1.5 mo sec. $525,732-259-6690 $500 0130 908-789-3134 321 $1900/mo. 973*35-1169 per/Shredder, Homemade CHATHAM - FURNISHED 1 & 2 BEDROOM SET- 7 pc. set log splitter, SUMMIT 200 Springfield Compensation package BR apts., center of town.Shor t 908-771-9266 Leave msg. Ave. opposite Lenox Rd. include salary plus com- All ted estate advertising In CHATHAM - 4 BR, 2 bath, 2 w/cherry sleigh bed, term avail. Start at $1250/mo. car garage, $2300/mo + chest, dresser & mirror, Leaf Blower- Backpack type Sat, 10/16, 9:30^0 3. mission and complete this newspaper Is sub- 973-635-6878 Furniture, HH & muse. benefits including 401(k). ject to the Federal Fair utils., 1 hi mo. security. nite stand.List$5000. Can Commercial quality, Good 973-701-1851 deliver.$1800.732-2596690 Cond. $75. 908464- Housing Amendments CRANFORD 1 BR apt. $925 MULCH DOUBLE GROUND SUMMIT- 2-Famlly 297 Act ana the New Jersey 0890 Please email a resume incl. utils. Near trans. No CRANFORD 4 BR house in Bedroom Set Queen size, 60 yard minimum Summit Ave. Sat. 10/16, and cover letter with CMI Riqhts Law, which pets. No fee. Avail 11/1. Volume discounts available 84. Lazy-boy, TV cab. make it illegal to adver- Brookside area, near oak, 6 pcs. incl. mirror, salary requirements to Call 908647-6240 trans. No fee, no pets. quick sale, $60O./0BO 908-704-2370 slate pool table, Man. DR [email protected] or fax to tise any preference, set, boy, girl, & m/w CRANFORD - 2 family house, $2250 + utils. Available Call 908-241-5262 2 Cycle Snow Blower, Good 6034360399. Office lo- limitations or discrimina- 11/1. 908647-6240 Cond. $99. 9084646960 clothes, toys, books, cated In West Trenton. No tion based on race, T fl., 5 room apt, refrigera- BLUE LEATHER wing lamps, skis, linens; small tion, w/d. Close to transpor- phone calls please. EOE color, religion, sex, na- MILFORD Chamning Farm- chair, rattan table with Brand New, still in the MILWAUKEE Portable Elec- appl. & more rain orshine. tional origin, handicap, tation. $1300/mo. plus sec, 1" glass top, pine hutch, sealed box. Visioneer tric Band Saw, $150. & utilities.-908-2760091 house on trout stream in familial status, creed, quiet neighborhood, 3BR, wicker chaise lounge. Call 7100 Scanner $45. Days 732-594-6287 or Summit - 67 Broad Street, ancestry, marital status, 908-665-0159 90&898O427 eves. 9084644509. 10/16, 9AM-2PM,. Furni- RETAIL JEWELRY affectional or sexual MAPLEW00D Beautiful 4 1.5BA, w/d, frplc in DR, Pets room apt. avail. 11/1. Call allowed Must See $1400mo ture, Collectibles, cloth- orientation, or national- Book Shelf & Storage Unit ing, Drapes & Linens SALES ity, or an intention to 973-3785595 908581-3696 $100, Oak shelf & filing PT, few days a wk. incl. make any such prefer- cabinet $75,wooden sec- Sat's. 908-277-2125 MILFORD-Spacious 1BR, EIK, SPRINGFIELD - 4 BR, 2 BA, SUMMIT- 6 WHITTRIDGE ence, limitation or dis- w/d, Lrg BA w/jacuzzi and gar., close to Rt 22, NYC retary $150, 5 pc. dining RD., Sat 10/16, R/.D Sun crimination. Familial skylight LrgLR.Prvt yd bus, avail, immed. set w/ 2 leaves $500, 3-STEEL BUILDINGS Up PIANO - Beautiful "Tadashi" 10/17,8-3, no early Wrote, status includes children w/stream $1100 Must See 973-376-1754 3pc. sectional couch to 70% Off. 30x50, Upright, hi-gloss mahog- antique fum, wicker, new under the age of 18 liv- 908-581-3696 $300 obo 908-286-1414 40x80, 50x150. Can any finish, exc. cond., sub-zero u/c freezer, elee- AFFORDABLE CLEANING ing with parents or legal STIRLING 3 Bdr., 2 ba. split, Delivery! Charlie (800) $1250/000 908-233-8952 tronics, baby strollers, golf LADY - own trans., exc. custodians, pregnant BROYHILL FONTANA AR- NEW PROVIDENCE 3 Bdr., walk to train, no smok- M01RE - Pine, like new. For 506-5160. equipment, brass head- refs. Call anytime 973- women and people se- 2bath in 2 family, base- ing/pets, $2000./mo. + PIANO - Becker Upright, exc. board, desk w/bookcase; 635-7892, 973-725-3347 curing custody of chil- clothes and/or up to 36° TV. ABSOLUTELY NO COST TO ment garage, backyard, utils. sec. & refs. Call $575/obo 908-486-7232 cond., walnut finish, clothing, antique sink & dren under 18. walk to train, $1450. 90&604-9039 YOU!! BRAND NEW $1200/000.90&8895157 medicine cabinet, nse@ng ASSEMBLY OF FURNI- This newspaper will not 201-709-3581 China Cabinet (new, never POWER WHEELCHAIRS, machine, bar stools, br£ TURE & OTHER ITEMS! knowingly accept any SUMMIT- 2 family house, used) oak finish, beveled SCOOTERS AND HOSPITAL PIANO - Everett Upright, a brae J Pick up & delivery serv- advertising for real es- NEW PROVIDENCE-3 BR, 2 newly renovated, 2BR + glass, $795. 732-885- BEDS. CALL 1-800-843- good condition, $500, ice available.Call Pete tate which is in violation BA in 2 fam., bsmnt & office? Lrg finished attic, 5154 9199 TO SEE IF YOU Call 908-522-8746 SUMMIT GARAGE SALE- 8 903-272-6260 of the law. To report gar., $1450.908-903-1417 l^BA, bsmt, 3 season QUALIFY. NJ LOCATION. Stiles Rd. Saturday-10/16;, discrimination, call the porch, quiet streets, park- COUCH, LOVESEAT, Re- PIANO Knabe console NEW PROVIDENCE - fur- ADOLFO - Black Glama 9-3. Something for every- Energetic Summit Mom with Office of Fair Housing ing, no smoking, cliner & 2 Wing Chairs, w/bench, beautiful cher- one! Adult and childrer* and Equal Opportunity nished 2 rms., w/full BA, $2100/mo. 908-273-2476 $900/ obo 908-23*6933 Mink, Virtually new, Fits ivwood finish, exc. cond., grown kids misses little Sizes 12-16, full length clothing, much more. ones and wishes to of the U.S. Department cable TV, microwave, fridge, $2200. 908-2335087 of Housing and Urban laundry fac, no kitchen. SUMMIT- 3 BR, 1.5 BTHCRIB FURNITURE SET - mint Dolman sleeves, orig. 7K, babysit yours. $12hr. , $2500 908-397-2286 SUMMIT- Moving Fn.& own transportation, 908- Development (HUD) at $650/mo., avail. 11/1. home close to elementary cond., bleached wood crib PIANO - Upright by Shaw. 90866&O241 w/lg. pullout drawer for Good condition. $400. 10/15 &16, 93. Fum, rl- 273-3497 1-800-669-9777. The HUD school and Memorial cords,clothes,tools,freezeV TTY telephone number Field. LR w/fpl, DR & storage, matching glider w/ ALL STEEL BUILDINGS 908-273-2096. NEW PROVIDENCE Large cushions, matching dresserw/ 24x30 was $10,380, sell luggage,books,glasswaref for the hearing im- open porch. $2600/mo. silver,lamps, & Lots 6t EUROPEAN CARE paired Is 212-708-1455. clean 3 Bdr., 1 bath apt. Ginny Jordan (908)522- 3 drawers, pullout changing $5,190. 29x50 was TRUMPET- King Model 600, with EIK & patio. table, 3 side shelves, lazy $15,700, sell $7,850. Exc. student horn in mint good junk!! 92 Portland • Companions 8871. Rd. (Road in back of • Housekeeping • Child Care $1600./mo. Centennial Susan side drawer. Must 50x90 was $29,850, cond. w/hard case & mouth Quarters Realtors, 90S- Burgdorff ERA sell $15,490. 1" Come Franklin School.) I Live in/out. Reliable PT. PLEASANT BEACH - Realtors Summit Office See, Must Sell! $750/obo piece, $225. 908-665O925 Bonded -973-777-0426 277-0077- Call 908497-0868 9-5. 1" Serve! Joe (800) 245 Ocean Ave., (near 908-2734000 392-7817 YAMAHA ALTO SAX 5 yrs. UNION CONTENTS OF WWW.LEKON.NET Jenks), 2 BR, 1 BA, end www.burgdorff.com HOUSE - 364 Ward St, Fri. unit, C/A, off st prkg., NORTH PLAINHELD - Victorian old. $500. Call 908-232- Experienced Polish Women 5 rms, 1 BR, formal DR, DINETTE SET - Solid oak, AT NO COST TO YOU 9185. & Sat, 10/15 & 10/16, Clean your house or your apt great location, asking den, $950 + utils. NO PETS. WARREN - 3BR, 1 BA, Power Wheel Chairs, 9-5.. Many kitchen gadg- $365,000 908591-6426 $1400/mo + utils. white wash finish, 60" Call 908-347-1702 908561-5085 after 6. oval pedestal table + 18" Scooters, Hospital Yamaha Upright Piano 42" ets, assorted clothing, 908-753-1617 Beds. Call Toll-free 1- Ml made in Japan, excel- tools, books, bric-a-brac * Housecleaning, Babysitting leaf, 6 chairs. Exc. cond. R05ELLE -1 BR apts., start- $700/0b0 888-2974440. lent cond., $2000 973- Lady with exp. Transp and ing at $795, ht, hw incl. 714-1778 UNION Sat, 10/16, rain refs avail. Call Ida 908- Please call 732-340O100 DINING ROOM GLASS TOP BRIO TRAIN TABLE- Exc. date 10/23, 9 to^g. 2fe 472-0174 Chatham - Completely up- SUMMIT NJ - Professionals cond., $40. Tracks, bridges, dated move in cond. , Co- TABLE W/6 fully uphol. Woodmont Rd. Xraas/HH ROSELLE PARK - modern seeking roommate, $650/ chairs, incl. teble pads, exc. station, shed, turn table & items, garden equip.™, craft House Cleaning- Reliable, lonial home w/3-4 BR, 2 apt, 4 mis., 1 BR, off st month, walk to train. Call own trans., ref. avail., cond., $600.90&88&8244 many engines. Like new. TREAD Mia - PRECOR 9.21 Items, misc. IF- ** BA, Irg EIK, FR, Office, LR, prkg., laundry on premises, Robin 908-230-3343. 908-273-8782 model, factory services, Free Est Call 908-351- Formal DR, + Irg. recrea- close to train, no pets, 5505 DINING ROOM Lovely An- exc. cond. $200 OBO. Westfleld - 239 J TufjJe tion rm, incl. 2 zoned CA, $900 + utils 908-273-9374 SUMMIT- Prof. N/S share 2 tique Pine Table, 8 chairs, DIRECTV FREE 3 ROOMS 908-918-9441 Baseboard heating, Cent Pkwy., 10/16, 9AM4Pf, HOUSEKEEPING BR apt, near train, W/D, French Country $2950 Will SYSTEM installed & de- Vac, new appl., 2 PP, + Scotch Plains 2br.for rent $650/mo incl. heat. 908- livered free. Say good- Oriental carpets, ariiqu^s, 11 yrs exp. ,w/ transportation. Email Picture 908-598- " DR, BR sets, Many other Milton Ave. School loca- or sublet Good location to 464-1035 7443 bye to cable forever. Ac- % 908-790-1852 or tion. 973-809-9006 schools & trans. Call Pat- cess over 225 channels. items. ' * 908-303-5249 $585000. ricia @ 732-754-2962 Dining Room Set - 11 pc. Call 1-800-859-0440. Loving Nanny looking for a African mahogany, table www.directech.tv WESTFIELD Sat, 10/16,29 SPRINGFIELD - 2 BR, 1 BA, BERKELEY HEIGHTS walking w/2 leaves & custom Desks, File Cabinets, etc. to 2. 22 Westbrook RoaJ. long term babysitting job. Make offers, 973822-3003 6 yrs exp. 973-674-1778 CHATHAM TOWNSHIP 2™ fir of 2 fam. $1250 util distance to public transp. & pads, 6 chairs, buffet, 2 DREMEL #395 rotary tool, Exercise bike, clothes, Charming yet sophisti- incl, no dogs, 973-912- shopping. Male over 21, comer cabinets, mirror, with drill stand, vise, etc. or 201-7156542 misc., HH items. *# POLISH REFERRAL SERVICE cated is what you will find 5242 non-smoking. Kit privileges, $5500. 732-882-0789 $125. 908322-8323 INC. providing iive-in/out as you enter this home. priv. BA, $500/mo. + utils. housekeeper for elderly. Lie. Living room with fireplace, SUMMIT 1 Bd LR kit den 908565-0120 DINING ROOM SET- Cherry ELECTRIC POWER WHEEL & Bonded 908«89-9140 dining room, updated eat- w/d nrtrain$1350 p/mnth w/ 1 pc. hutch, table, and CHAIR w/charger for bat- COOLSTUFP. Antique Furniture, Crystal io-kitchen, four bedrooms Inc ht 90&464-1035 Hillside by King College, no 6 chairs, new in boxes. tery, never used, over BERKELEY HEIGHTS 116 China - 393 Mountain POLISH WOMAN will clean & bath are waiting for you. $975. Can deliver. 732- $6500 new, $3150 firm. Call Ave., New Providence at your home &. office. Refs, SUMMIT- 1BR, C/A, DW, W/D security. Call 908472- before 6pm 908-2456320 Baker Ave, off Springfield All this is set on a beauti- 0564 or 908-3534948 25&6690 Fri. 10/15, 9-1:30 & Sat Seven Oaks Drive, Sun- Car & Exp.! 908-962-2864 fully treed property. hkup, parking, near train, no day, 10/17 Only, 94. ,« pets, $llOO/mo. 1.5 mo DINING ROOM SET- Walnut FREE 4-R00M DIRECTV 10/16, 9am-3pm. Some- $429,900. NEW PROVIDENCE - Room SYSTEM INCLUDES IN- thing for everyone. WEICHERT REALTORS sec. Avail now No fee. Call for rent in a furnished w/china cab. ,2 leaves, Exc. CATHERINE PACCHIA Peggy 908337-4461 cond.$12OO. 908-7898575 STALLATION! 4 Mo. FREE Basking Ridge apt. $600 utils inc. 973- programming w/NFL ESTATE / MOVING SALES 908-766-7500 SUMMIT 580-1300 DINING SET - Like new, Pot- Sunday Ticket subscrip- Full Services Available" . IF duplex, 6 room, basmt BERKELEY HGTS -10/15 & including Total Cfean-^iu^. TOBYHANNA,PA- Pocono tery Bam table 37x72, tion. Over 205 channels! 16, 9-2 Pm. 18 Riverbend $1550+ Util.Call 9738878089 NEW PROVIDENCE - Room dark cherry, 2 leafs, 8 Limited time offer. S&H, Free Consultations - Farms, all amenities, '•A CHESTER w/separate BA & kit., Rd. Baby Items, coats, & 973-945-0165- „* acre, Asking $28,000. 973- Rocking chair front porch & 908273-1846 chairs. $400/obo restrictions apply. 1-800- clothes, Schrade Knives, share laundly, $550, utils. 973-701-7681 208-3961. \ 3794853 welcomes you home to SUMMIT- 2°° fir., Kit, incl. 908-665-8689 much more, great prices. ESTATE SALE: 7 this all American colonial. LR.2BR, h/hw, gas & Sets, LR, DR, Kj DINING SET-, opens to FREEZER Kenmore, white BERKELEY HTS -185 Went- There are 3 bedrooms, elec. ac & refrig, gar., SUMMIT - 3° floor newly 73x42" 4 chairs and hutch, upright, 26 cu ft. frost cdnd. Cash & Carr PUBLISHERS 1.5 baths, sweet backyard near trans., No pets, remodeled room, share veiy good cond. $600. less, quick-freeze, alarm, worth Dr., Fri., 10/15 & Sun 10/16-17, 9am-4pm. The full attic has lots of N/S, avail immed. kitchen & bath. 2 blocks 908-790-1695. safety lock. Pd $600. Ask Sat, 10/16, 94. Furn., Southwyck/40 Yaaaoaft, NOTICE potential. Just minutes from town. $525/mo. $200/obo 908464-0604 HH, Antiques, clothes. Scotch Plains. 917-715- from the Gladstone train $1,300/ mo. 1 mo. sec. All residential real estate Call 908-273-7044 908-233-2918 DREXEL HERITAGE DR - It 4715 station. crotch mahog. breakfront, Kool Stride Double Jogger BERKELEY HTS MULTI advertising in this news - FAMILY - 251 Plainfield paper is subject to the BRN0730 $459,000 Summit - 3 BR, LR, DR, EIK, SUMMIT - Furnished Room, double pedestal table, 4 exc. cond., red, clean; Ba, Garage, CA, Hookup With cable, parking, 2 side, 2 armchairs & table paid $400, asking Ave., Sat. 10/16. R/D Federal Fair Housing Act, 10/17, 94. Toys, books, D/W, $1600./mo. + utils. blocks to train. $750/mo. pads incl. orig. $25,000, $250/obo call Mary @ AfishingTacktef the New Jersey Law 1 mo. sec. & refs. req'd. bicycles, collectibles, HH Against Discrimination and coLouieu. leave mess. 908-277- asking $8,500 neg. 908-389-1171 Iv.msg Wants to buy old, roM 0008 908-273-6675 908-273-4094 items, clothes & more. Pennsylvania Human NK LAWN MOWER. Craftsman lures, catalogs Cai ;% Relations Act. These laws Summit 3br,luxurious newly SUMMIT-nice room, share rest DR SET- Antique French Oak 7hp engine, 14" rear Chatham - 159 Hillside Ave. . 908/233-1654 TZ prohibit discrimination in the RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE Sat 10/16, 8AM- renovated apt, 2™ floor of house, w 3 mates, avail. Inlaid - w/side board & 6 wheels, rear bag/mulcher. ALL ANTIQUES-or older 5 sale, rental or financing of 908-766-2900 Victorian two blocks to 10/1 $375 + utils. 908-273- chairs, $3500 Ex. cond. 3 mos. 2 yr. warranty. Ask IPM.Fumiture, Golf equip- dwellings. CoIdwellBankerMoves.com ment BA sink. Exercise furn. DR sets, BRssets.1 train, walk to shops. 9ft 4094 908-2730052 $175. 908464-0604 pc or contents of house* ceilings, lots of closets, rawer, Lots of HH items. The Fair Housing Act SUMMIT: DR SET - antique, oval, LJBRARYComplete. Gem Mint, 973/5864804 -| CROSSROADS REALTY, fine millwork, French makes it illegal to advertise doors, new: wood floors, Room for rent open to 96 in., hutch, buf- Leather Set of Easton Press's Chatham - 302 Hillside "any preference, limitation, INC. #1 in Whiting with fet, china cabinet, cherry "The Presidential Library" This Ave., Fri. 10/15 & Sat. ARCHNAVVantedpay$$$m 2 offices to serve all lots of windows, kit, & $125 per week. discrimination because of paint, all apl. inc., a/c, Call 908-5980522 inlay, 6 chrs., $1800. is the most ultimate of all Eas- 10/16, 8AM - ?, Clothing, joutn.vantedCfira.'isocte race, color religion, sex, your Real Estate needs. 908665-9252 ton Press sets & this is the HH items, marble table presston Sass&anlique!?* Call for info & FREE parkg., window treatments 908/3223873 handicap, familial status, at your request Avail, im- otignal set, not the revised, w/4 chairs, and much or national origin, or inten- Adult Community Bro- DR Set - Brass & Glass Ta- newer, smaller set 84 books more. chure. Prices $40's to med $1700 neg., no fee. tion to make any such Great Value! (incht/htw.) ble 40X66, self store 33' incl. autographed editions ol ALL LIONEL, FLYER & OTHER preference, limitation, or $300's. 1-800-631-5509 leaf, table pads, 4 brass Ford, Nixon & Carter. $7000. CLARK ESTATE SALE - 41 TRAINS. Top cash prices pd. 1-800-528-2880 Also 1 BR available 11/1 discrimination." Familial sta- save location 917-915-1406 frame black vinyl side 732382-2925 Kent Place, Fri. & Sat, 8004644671or -- tus includes children under chairs, 2 arm, v.g. cond. 10/15 & 10/16, 94. Fur- 9734251538. SCOTCH PLAINS $350. 732-388-3453 MOVING - ALL QUALITY niture, Tools, Etc.- the age ol 18 living with Long Beach Island, NJ.- 2 SUMMIT Newly renovated, 1 parents or legal guardians; block from train, 2 Bdr., 1 Brand new Townhome ITEMS- Rugs Persian hand- $$$ CASH PAID $$$ fam. 3 BR, Irg. kit. LR, 1 with 2 BR, 2 BA with HW DR Set Ethan Allen,-maple, made orig. $4500 ea. ask. CRANFORD - 12 Fiske Ter- pregnant women; and ba., DW, W/D hookup, $600/000. BR Sets (2), ForyouotfsSvw>t • "f Bath on ea. FL, hi block firs, fireplace, garage & $990 ea. DR Set, LR set, 2 race, off N. Union Ave., people securing custody of from Ocean and Bay, Ex- $1725., heat & water in- maple, $200/obo. Kitchen Sat, 10/16, 9-3. HH cote&as.papBrnnney children under 18. cluded. 908-577-8723. walkout basement Pets Qualily Chests, and Much Don't let your collectibles cel. Cond. South end of considered. $2350/mo table with 6 chairs & co- More! 201-797-3582 items, pictures, clothes. Island Town of Hot- lonial sofa & chair FREE. go unappreciated In addition to the protec- Summit No fee! Walk to Prudential New Jersey WS Beat Any Deefee PHceB gate,$735000. Call train, Lg. 1 BR w/study or Properties 908-753-4241 NY YANKEE YEARBOOKS CRANFORD MOVING SALE - tions noted above, New Michael at 908-317-0833 Eveiy single yearbook from Comer of Springfield Ave. CaHfbrdetafc9735194807 Jersey taw prohibits 2 BR, laundry & parking. New Providence Office DR SET - mahog. oval table, $1295/mo, HT/HW incl. 908-464-5200 1950-2003. Mint Cond.! & Rutgers Rd., 10/16 & discrimination based on r 2 leaves & pads, 6 chrs., This is a near impossible 10/17, 94. Furn., HH GOOD BOOKS Avail immed. Call "~ www.PruNewJersey.com china cabinet, buffet, & BOUGHT & SOLD , creed, ancestry, marisal 973-7153960 collection to put together. items & much more! status, affectual or sexual tea cart,$1500 9086658113 $2000. FIRM. 732-382-2925 High Prices Paid orientation, or nationality, UNION 1 BR apt. near Union SUMMIT - 1BR , condo GILLETTE 103 Jodi Lane, WE MAKE HOUSE CALLS and Pennsylvania law w/Balcony for rent in quiet DR SET - qalcifestle table, ORIENTAL RUG Tabriz, Sun 10/17, 10an>3pm. Browsers Welcome, Free Prkg NEW PROVIDENCE - 4 Center, new kitchen with 65V2JeaVes, 4 side, 2 arm prohibits discrimination on refrige. $1100 incl. heat. complex. Steps from train 9'.2"xl2'.4", perfect No early birds! Winter The Chatham Bookseller BR split, 2 hi bath, large to Hoboken & NY Penn. ladder back chrs, table cond. $2,000. Call coats, car seats, strollers, 8 Green Village Rd. Madison, NJ the basis of age, disability level lot, close to train Avail 10/15908-964-9180 pads, $500.973379-5957 or ancestry. $1200 w/parking incl. 908301-0797 " and lots of baby stuff. (973) 822-1361 and Salt Brook School. Meyersville Rd to Apple UNION - 2 BR, SHOO, avail. 908-508-9850/908-590- DR SET - table, 6 chairs, The newspaper will not $649,000 2791 OVEN -3yr old Amana self Hill Drive. Signs. 908-665-9252 10/15, utiis. incl.. no china closet & buffet, THE OLD TOr SHOP knowingly accept or print pets, no smoking, 908- cleaning oven. Stainless $800/obO. 908301-9343 steel & black. $250/obo GILLETTE • 36 Long Hill Rd. Wants all OLD TOYS any advertising forresiden - 686-2329, 908-397-9487. Dolls S Trains for Cash tial real estate which ENTERTAINMENT CENTER - Ask for Lynn 908-232-5114 or around corner to Ridge violates the law. WASHINGTON immacu- WESTFIELD 2 Bdr. apt, CRANFORD/WESTFiELD/ Custom made . for Rd., Chatham Twsp. $1250./mo. + utiis. 1.5 SCOTCH PLAINS AREA POOL TABLE 8 ft. 10/15-10/17, 94pm. An- late 4BR colonial, 30x18 screen 50* TV, Oak w/ w/accessories. Good To report housing discrimi- great room, oak kit, mo. sec. 908-7894625. Homes, condos, town- video/DVD cab., left 4 tiques, clocks, oak furni- 757 Central fee., BestfieM nation, call the Office of Fair cond,, $500./OBO, Call ture, baby items, bikes, large deck off kit, lower houses, apartments - fur- right audio cab., exo. 908-2766988 Hon. VmiSat 11am430im Housing and Equal deck by pool. Nicely WESTFlElD-3BRin2fam. nished/unfurnished cond. New: $5000, asking toys, tools, lawn mowers and Avon plates. Opportunity of the U.S. landscaped. Quiet area, all remodeled, near train, long/short term. 908-322- $500 OBO. 908-918-9441 POOL TABLE Brand new, I908-232-8388 Department of Housing dead end street Asking no pets. $1700 + utilities 6135, Broker, No Fee. incl. accessories & up- and Urban Development $295,000 Arnold J How- & 1.5 sec. 908-389-1568 ESTATE SALE: 7 rms, 3 BR graded cues. $299. 908- Linden - 851 Launta _ A. (HUD) at 1-800-699-9777. ell Realtor908-6894700 GARAGE WANTED- For an- Sets, LR, DR, Kit, exc 889-9333 Street, 10/16 & 17, WESTFiaD- Adorable 1 Bdr. tique car in Union/Morris cond. Cash & Carry. Sat & The HUD TTY telephone apt, close to trans., no 7AM-7PM, New and used number for the hearing County Area. Outside pkg. Sun 10/16-17, 9am4pm, POOL TABLE Standard size, items, Clothing, Other smoking, Pet OK, $895 + considered. 908403-8385 Southwyck/40 Yarmouth, impaired is (212) 708-1455. UltilS., 908479-9811 black lacquer frame, merchandise. Scotch Plains. 917-716- green felt top, balls in- CORGI- PUPS AKC^shp 4715 In New Jersey, call ihe WestfleW- Dwntwn; Lrg 1-2BR, cluded asking $300. Call health papers. Reg. Division of Civil Rights in 908-7710839. New Providence 12 Hamp- Hrdwd firs, includes ht & hot ESTATE SALE- Pecan wood shire Rd, off Union Ave horse mare. Impressri the Department of Law and A Dream Homel Moun- wlr, close to train $1195mo bedroom set by Thomasville, bred.$3500. 570-74""" tain log lodge. 25 Acres • Power Wheelchairs, Sat 10/16, 94. Fum,, Public Safety at (609) 984- call 908-2330004 Excellent condition. Originally h.h. items, baby items, 3100. In Pennsylvania, call $649,900. New 4 lane Scooters and Hospital BEDROOM SET 13205, Head $6500. consists of two extra Beds at absolutely no toys, bikes, sport equip. the Pennsylvania Human highway access. Gor- WHIPPANY • great 2 BR, rjoatijbuteauw/mBior.desser, long chromatic twin beds w/ Relations Commission at geous, authentic 4000 sq avail. Immed., sec, no cost to you. Call Toll DEXTER HOMESTEADE i#itsfends, must see, $250C headboards, 2 night stands Free 1-800-708-9301. New Providence 35 Ken- (717) 787-4410 or the Fair ft log home. Spectacular pets, ht hw incl., $1195/ 0609086885240 armoire, triple dresser w/ drick Rd Neighborhood C0WS

<(•• The Summit Herald, Berkeley Heights, New Providence Dispatch, Saturday, October 16, 2004

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Help Those A ptMc service message brought to BUICK '85 LeSabre, collec- MERC, COUGAR '94-Gooc auto, warranty, 35K, ht'd Suffering With Cancer you by {his plication and the leather seats, snrf, 3rd raw, a Federal Trade Commission •• tors edition, blue, auto, 4 condition, only 69k mi., Today. Free Towing and dr, RVVD, runs good, only $1900. loaded, exc. cond., askinj Tax deductible, 1-800- $400/obo 908-665-1591 9084644374 $23,500 908-790-9632 835-9372 www.cfoa.org; PAGE 14 - The Summit Herald and Berkeley Heights-New Providence Dispatch, Saturday, October 16,2004

NGT1CE TO CREDITORS professionals ar }ne tine o the SARAH MUELLER cal same can b» considered at of Members, Vacancies reconsti J L 1 J|J pose described in Section 3(d) N J S A 40A 2 20 are provided taxable real property within the Es'afc or LeONARtfWHSS hearing S c eiaiy the Municipal Building 29 Park a The Mayor shali aspqmt all existing L> i It I 1 al of bond ordinance #2001-1, fi- for herein. Borough for the paynent of the Deceased The application forms and Board of Adjustment Avenue, Berkeley Heights, NJ, members of the Commission lures within historic areas, his- significance. nally adopted April 23,2001, as section 6. The chief financial obligations and the interest Pursuant to the order of supporting documents are on Dispatch: October 16, 2004 at which time and place all per- and shall designate at the time toric districts or historic sites, This Ordinance shall become amended by bond ordinance officer of the Borough is hereby thereon without limitation of James S. LaCorte, Surrogate file in the Department of Com- 47 x.25 = 511.75 sons interested therein or af- of appointment the regular shall be referred by the Officer effective immediately upon fi- #2002 11, finally adopted Octo- authorized to prepare and to rate or amount of the County of Union, made munity Services, 512 Spring- fected thereby will be given an members by class and the al- to the Hjstoric Preservation nal adoption and publication ber 28, 2002, as amended update from time to time as Section 8 This bond ordi- on the 6th day of OCTOBER, Reid Avenue, and may bs in- BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT opportunity to be heard con- ternate members, if any, as "Al- Commission for a written report required by law. It shall also be herein, there is hereby appro- necessary a financial disdo nance shall take effect 20 days A.D., 2004, upon the applica- spected on any workday during TOWNSHIP OF cerning the same. During tne ternate No. 1" and "Alternate prior to the issuance of such filed with the Union County priated the supplemental sure document to be distrib- after the first publication there- tion of the undersigned, as EX- business hours, 8:00 a.m to BERKELEY HEIGHTS week prior to and up to the No. 2". permits. Planning Board. amount of $377,300, such sum uted in connection with the sale of after final adoption, as pro- ECUTOR, of the estate of said 4:00 p.m. Any interested party 29 PARK AVENUE time of Public Hearing, copies b. Terms. (b) The Historic Preservation This Ordinance repeals all being in addition to the of obligations of the Borough vided by the Local Bond Law. deceased, notice is hereby giv- may appear atthe hearing and BERKELEY HEIGHTS of said Ordinance will be avail- 1. The terms of Ihe members Commission shall review appli- prior ordinances or portions of $436,000 appropriated therefor and to execute such disclosure BOROUGH OF en to the creditors of said de- participate therein subject to Take notice that the following able in the Municipal Clerk's of- first appointed shall expire in cations for the above-men- ordinances inconsistent here- in Section 3(d) of bond ordi- document on behalf of the Bor- NEW PROVIDENCE ceased to exhibit to the sub- the rules of the Board. applications have been sched- fice in said Municipal Building, the following manner: tioned permits for compliance with. nance#2001-1, finally adopted ough, The chief financial officer ORDINANCE 2004-12 scriber under oath or affirma- CARLOS FIGUEROA uled to be heard at the October to the members of the general (a) The first appointed Class with the Borough's Land Use If any portion of this Ordi- April 23, 2001. The additional is further authorized to enter "BOND ORDINANCE tion their claims and demands Applicant 28, 2004 Regular Meeting of public who shall request the A member shall serve an initial Development and/or Zoning or- nance shall be deemed invalid, appropriation will be funded by into the appropriate undertak- AMENDING SECTION 3(d) against the estate of said de- S.H.: October 16, 2004 the Board of Adjustment, 7:30 same. term of four (4) years. There- dinance provisions concerning such portion shall not affect the a $377,300 grant from the Unit- ing to provide secondary mar- OF BOND ORDINANCE NUM- ceased within six months from 38 x .25 = S 9.50 p.m.. Public Meeting Room, 29 Patricia A. Rapach, RMC/CMC after, the Class A member shall historic preservation with re- validity of the remainder of the ed States Department of Envi- ket disclosure on behalf of the BER 2001-1 FINALLY the date of said order. Park Avenue, Berkeley Township Clerk serve a term of four (4) years. spect to any of those aspects ordinance. ronmental Protection. Borough pursuant to Rule ADOPTED APRIL 23, 2001, Heights, NJ: Dispatch: October 16,2004 of the change proposed, pur- 15C2-12 of the Securities and AS AMENDED BY BOND OR- DAVID WEISS NOTICE OF HEARING (b) The first Class B member Introduced: Sept 27,2004 Section 3. (a) The improve- Exchange Commission (the Executor TAKE NOTICE THAT the #37-04: Michale & Paul Zys- 116 x.25= 29.00 shali serve an initial term of suant to the Municipal Land Adopted: October 12,2004 ment heretofore authorized DINANCE NUMBER 2002-11 Use Law (N.J.S.A. 40:55d-1 et "Rule") for the benefit of hold- FINALLY ADOPTED OCTO- Attorneys Zoning Board of Adjustment of ka, 95 Spring Ridge Drive, three (3) years. Thereafter, the BOROUGH OF NEW PROVI- and the purpose for the financ- ers and beneficial owners of VENUTRA, MIESOWITZ, AL- the City of Summit, New Jer- Block 2106, Lot 13. (Request- Explanation: This Ordinance Class B member shall serve a seq.). DENCE, COUNTY OF UNION, ing of which the bonds are to BER 28, 2002, AND PROVID- obligations of the Borough and ING A SUPPLEMENTAL AP- BANO & KEOUGH sey, will hold a hearing on No- - ing to build a front porch requir- amends the Group Medical term of four (4) years. (c) The Historic Preservation STATE OF NEW JERSEY be issued is to provide for to amend such undertaking 783 Springfield Avenue vember 1, 2004 at 7:30 p.m. in ing a variance for front set back Benefits to add employee con- (c) One (1) Class C member Commission shall advise the By: ALLEN MORGAN stream bank restoration at Bor- PROPRIATION OF $377,300 from time to time in connection IN ORDER TO PROVIDE FOR Summit, NJ 07901 the City Hall Council Cham- at 44' whereas 50' is required; tributions. (Bold indicated shall serve an initial term of Construction Code Official (or Mayor ough owned lands along Salt with any change in law, or in- S.H.: October 16,2004 bers, 512 Springfield Avenue, also requesting to continue change.) four (4) years, one (1) Class C other designated Administra- Attest Brook and Passaic River and THE REPLACEMENT OF THE terpretation thereof, provided SEWER LINE AT THE BOR- 272 SS7S Summit, New Jersey, lo con- "other" covereage violation at TOWNSHIP OF member shall serve an initial tive Officer; by way of written WEND! B. BARRY the replacement of the sewer such undertaking is and contin- sider an application affecting 12.87% whereas 10% is al- BERKELEY HEIGHTS term of three (3) years, one (1) report as to whether or not the Clerk line at the border of the Bor- DER OF THE BOROUGH ues to be, in the opinion of a AND THE CITY OF SUMMIT - PUBLIC NOTICE the properly whose street ad- lowed in R-15 Zone) ORDINANCE NO. -04 Class C member shall serve an application for the permit is in BOROUGH OF ough and the City of Summit, nationally recognized bond TOWNSHIP OF dress is known as 226 Moun- #3B-04: Barbara & William in initial 1erm of two (2) years,. compliance. NEW PROVIDENCE including all work and materials IN AND BY THE BOROUGH "AN ORDINANCE TO counsel, consistent with the re- OF NEW PROVIDENCE, IN BERKELEY HEIGHTS tain Ave., Block 4707, Lot 19. Smith, 73 Columbia Avenue, AMEND CHPATER 2.12B Thereafter, each Ctass'C mem- (d) In the case of an applica- ORDINANCE 2004-13 necessary therefor and inci- quirements of the Rule. In the UNION COUNTY, NJ Block 1201, Lot 7 (Requesting ber shall serve a term of four tion far a construction permit, "AN ORDINANCE OF THE denlal thereto, as more fully THE COUNTY OF UNION, The conditions affecting this PERSONNEL SYSTEM, SEC- event that the Borough fails to NEW JERSEY" PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that prgperry and the reason for the to build a front porch requiring TION 2.128.150 "GROUP the Historic Preservation Com- BOROUGH OF NEW PROVI- described in Section 3(d) of comply with its undertaking, the as an additional requirement of application being heard are as a variance for front set back at MEDICAL BENEFITS" OF (rj) One (1) alternate member mission shall report, in writing, DENCE, COUNTY OF UNION, bond ordinance #2001-1 of th Borough shall not be liable for I, Marilyn A. Gorgia, Deputy the application process, pur- follows: Applicant wishes to 26' whereas 30' is required in THE TOWNSHIP CODE OF shall serve an initial term of two to the Construction Code Offi- STATE OF NEW JERSEY, Borough, finally adopted April any monetary damages, and Borough Clerk of the Borough suant to the adopted Commu- convert existing screened R-IOZone) THE TOWNSHIP OF BERKE- (2) years, and one (1) alternate cial (or other designated Ad- AMENDING AND SUPPLE- 23,2001, as amended by bond the remedy shall be limited to of New Providence, hereby nity Development Citizen Par- porch into an enclosed porch. Any person wishing to inspect LEY HEIGHTS- member shall serve an initial ministrative Officer) within MENTING CHAPTER 291 OF ordinance #2002-11, finally specific performance of the un- certify that the foregoing ordi- ticipation Plan, the Township of The west wall of the porch is the above files may do so in BE IT ORDAINED by the term of one (1) year. There- forty-five (45) days of his/her THE CODE OF THE BOR- adopted October 28, 2002, as dertaking. nance was duly passed at final Berkeley Heights will hold a currently 5'0" into the minimum the Board Office between 8:30 Township Committee of the after, each alternate member referral'of the application to the OUGH OF NEW PROVI- amended herein. reading at a regular meeting-of public hearing to solicit citizen required side setback line of a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Township of Berkeley Heights, shall serve a term of two (2) Historic Preservation Commis- DENCE PERTAINING TO THE (b) The estimated maximum Section 7. The full faith and the Mayor and Couricil of the input as to community develop- 15'. The new structure will be SARAH MUELLER in the County of Union, State of years. sion. The Historic Preservation ESTABLISHMENT OF THE amount of bonds or notes to be credit of the Borough are here- f3orough of New Providnece, in ment needs, priorities and 8'8" longer but constructed at Secretary New Jersey as follows: c. A vacancy occurring other- Commission shall give the ap- HISTORIC PRESERVATION issued for the improvement or by pledged to the punctual pay- the County of Union, New Jer- strategies. The public hearing the existing west wall of the Board of Adjustment 1. Chapter 2,128,030 Per- wise than by expiration of term plicant written notice of date, COMMISSION" purpose is $413,250, as autho- ment of the principal of and the sey, held on Tuesday, October vvii be held Wednesday. Octo- porch, thereby, remaining at Dispatch: October 16, 2004 sonnel System, Township shall be filled for the unexpired time and place of meeting prior I, Marilyn A. Gorgia, Deputy rized by bond ordinance interest on the obligations au- 12, 2004. ber 20, 2004 at 1:00 p.m. in the 5'0° into the side yard setback 39 x .25 = $ 9.75 Code of the Township of Berke- -,term only and done so by the to the Historic Preservation Borough Clerk of the Borough #2001-1 of the Borough, finally thorized by this bond ordi- MARILYN A. GQRGIA Township Public Meeting line. ley Heights is hereby amend- Mayor within thirty (30) days of Commission meeting. If the of New Providence, hereby adopted April 23, 2001, as nance. The obligations shall be Deputy Borough Clerk Roorr, at the Municipal Build- Applicant requests any other TOWNSHIP OF ing Section 2.128.150 "Group the vacancy. Notwithstanding Historic Preservation Commis- certify that the above-titled or- amended by bond ordinance direct, unlimited obligations of Date: October 13, 2004 ina. 29 Park Avenue, Berkeley waivers or variances as may BERKELEY HEIGHTS Medical Benefits" to add the any other provision therein, the sion recommends to the Con- dinance was duly passed at fi- #2002-11, finally adopted Octo- the Borough, and the Borough Dispatch; October 16,2004 Heights, New Jersey at which be required by the Board or its UNION COUNTY, NJ following: term of any member common struction Code Official (or other nal reading at a regular meet- ber 2B, 2002. No additional shall be obligated to levy ad 256 X. 25 = $64.00 time you may appear to pre- professionals at the time of the PUBLIC NOTICE 2.128.150 "Group Medical to the Commission and the designated Administrative Offi- ing of the Mayor and Council of bonds or notes are authorized valoreum taxes upon all the sent any comments relating to hearing. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that Benefits" Planning Board shall be for the cer) against the issuance of the the Borough of New Proyid- herein. . the Community Development The application forms and the Township Committee of the A. There shall be paid by the term of membership on the permit or recommends condi- nece, in the County of Union, (c) The estimated cost of Ihe proposals. supporting documents are on Township of Berkeley Heights township, as additional com- Planning Board, and the term tions to the permit to be issued, New Jersey, held on Tuesday, improvement or purpose is CATHY CAMERON file in the Department of Com- has changed the starting time pensation, for all permanent of any member common to the the Construction Code Official October 12, 2004. $812,300, including the Community Development munity Services, 512 Spring- of the following meeting to add full-time employees, and part- Commission and the Board of (or other designated Adminis- MARILYN A. GORGIA $435,000 appropriated in Sec- Representative field Avenue, and may be in- a Conference Session. Execu- time employees working regu- Adjustment shall be for the trative Officer) shall deny is- Deputy Borough Clerk tion 3(d) of bond ordinance Township of Berkeley Heights spected on any workday during tive Session may be held. This larly scheduled hours of thirty term of membership on the suance of the permit or include Date: October 13,2004 numbered 2001-1 of the Bor- Dispatch: October 16, 2004 business hours, 8:00 a.m to meeting was contained on a list (30) or more per week, the full Board of Adjustmerrt the conditions in the permit as Dispatch: October 16, 2004 ough, finally adopted April 23, 31 X .25 = S 7.75 4:00 p.m. Any interested party of meetins set forth by re- premiums of POS Hearth In- 4. Officers. the case may be. 431 X .25 = $107.75 2001, as amended by bond or- may appear atthe hearing and soution dated January 1,2004. surance for the employees The Commission shall annu- (e) Inthe case of a referral by dinance #2002-11, finally City of Summit participate therein subject to Tuesday, October 26,2034 . and their eligible dependents, ally elect a Chairman and Vice the Planning Board or Board of BOROUGH OF adopted October 2B, 2002, and Board of Education the rules of the Board. Public Meeting but not including survivors, for Chairman from its members, Adjustment, the Historic NEW PROVIDENCE the $377,300 appropriated Union County, NJ PAWEL LEWICKI Berkeley Heights group insurance in such and annually select a Secre- Preservation Commission shall ORDINANCE 2004-12 herein. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Applicant Municipal Building amounts and with such provi- tary, who may or may not be a report to the particular board in "BOND ORDINANCE Section 4. The capital budget that sealed proposals wiil be S.H.: October 16, 2004 29 Park Avenue sions as the township may de- member of the Commission or question, in writing, within AMENDING SECTION 3(d) of the Borough of New Provi- received by the City of Summit 49 x.25 = $1225 Berkeley Heights, NJ termine (or as may be required a municipal employee. forty-five (45) days of the refer- OF BOND ORDINANCE NUM- dence is hereby amended to Board of Education, Union 1. 7:00 P.M. - Conference by any collective bargaining 5. Rules and Procedures. ral fay the board to the Historic BER 2001-1 FINALLY conform with the provisions of County, New Jersey, for Lease NOTICE OF HEARING Session - Various Items agreement in effect). The em- The Commission shall create Preservation Commission. ADOPTED APRIL 23, 2001, this ordinance to the extent of Purchase Financing. TAKE NOTICE THAT the 2. 8:00 P.M. - Regular agen- ployee may elect the Tradi- rules and procedures for the (f) Failure of the Historic AS AMENDED BY BOND OR- any inconsistency herewith. The official bid opening will Zoning Board of Adjustment of da tional Health Plan but will be transaction of its business, Preservation Commission to DINANCE NUMBER 2002-11 The resolution in the form pro- be held, at the Business Ad- the City of Summit, New Jer- Executive Session may be responsible through payroll subject to the following regula- report wfthin the time periods FINALLY ADOPTED OCTO- mulgated by the Local Rnanoe ministrator's office of the City ol sey, will hold a hearing on No- held. deductions the difference in tions: specified in this ordinance shall BER 28, 2002, AND PROVID- Board showing full detail of the Summit Board of Education. 90 vember 1, 2004 at 7:30 p.m. in Patricia A. Rapach, RMC/CMC premiums of the PPO Insur- a. A quorum for the transac- be deemed to constitute a re- ING A SUPPLEMENTAL AP- amended capital budget and Maple Street. Summit, New the City Hall Council Cham- Township Clerk ance and Traditional Insur- tion of business shali consist of port in favor of issuance of the PROPRIATION OF S377.300 capital program as approved Jersey 07901-2545. at 2:00 bers, 512 Springfield Avenue, Dispatch: October 16, 2004 ance. three (3) of the Commission's permit and without'the recom- IN ORDER TO PROVIDE FOR by the Director of the Division p.m. prevailing time, October Summit, New Jersey, to con- 31 x .15 = $ 7.75 3,'.:AM .Ordinances of the members, including the Chair- mendations of conditions to the THE REPLACEMENT OF THE of Local'Government Services 28. 2004, and will be opened sider an application affecting Township of Berkeley Heights man or, in his or her absence, permit. SEWER LINE AT THE BOR- is on file with the Clerk and is and read immediately there- the property whose street ad- TOWNSHIP OF that are inconsistent with the the Vice Chairman. (g) Appeals of the decisions DER OF THE BOROUGH available there for public in- after. dress is known as 1 Gary BERKELEY HEIGHTS provisions of this Ordinance b. The Secretary shall keep of the Construction Code Offi- AND THE CITY OF SUMMIT spection. Bidders are required to com- Road, Block 3706, Lot 1. UNION COUNTY, NJ are hereby repealed to the ex- minutes and records of all cial (or olher designated Ad- IN AND BY THE BOROUGH Section 5. The following ad- ply with ali requirements of the The conditions affecting this PUBLIC NOTICE tent of such inconsistency. meetings and proceedings, in- ministrative Officer) based on OF NEW PROVIDENCE, IN ditional matters are hereby de- Public Schools Contracls Law, property and the reason for the PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that 3. If any section, subsection, cluding voting records, atten- the recommendations of the THE COUNTY OF UNION, termined, declared, recited and N.J.S.A. 18A:18A-1, et. sag., application being heard are as the Township Committee of the clause or phrase of this Ordi- dance, resolutions, findings, Historic Preservation Commis- NEW JERSEY" stated: P.L. 1975, C. 127 (N.J.A.C. follows: Variance to place Solid Township of Berkeley Heights nance is, for any reason, held determinations and decisions. sion shall be made to the Zon- BE IT ORDAINED BY THE (a) The improvement or pur- 17:27) and with ail other Feder- 6 foot fence in place of hedges has scheduled the following to be unconstitutional or in- All such material shall be pub- ing Board of Adjustment in ac- BOROUGH COUNCIL OF THE pose described in Section 3(a) al Laws and New Jersey along Broad Street front prop- Special Meeting: valid, such decision shall not lic records. cordance with the Municipal BOROUGH OF NEW PROVI- of this bond ordinance is not a Statutes not specified herein. erty line. Monday, October 18,2004 effect the remaining portion of o. All meetings shall comply Land Use Law and the New DENCE, IN THE COUNTY OF current expense. It is an im- Bid Specifications can be ob- Applicant requests any other @ 6:30 p.m. this Ordinance. with the Open Public Meetings Providence Land Use Ordi- UNION, NEW JERSEY (not provement or purpose thai the tained by contacting The Apris waivers or. variances as may Berkeley Heights 4. This Ordinance shall fake Act (N.J.S.A. 10:4-6 et seq.) nance. less than two-thirds of all mem- Borough may lawfully under- Group.Ltd., (973) 656-1500. be required by the Board or its Municipal Building effect immediately after final d. Alternate members may (h) Appeals of H\e decisions bers thereof affirmatively con- take as a general improve- Bids must be on the proposal professionals at the time of the 29 Park Avenue hearing and publication ac- participate in discussions of the of the Board of Adjustment or curring) AS FOLLOWS: ment, and no part of the cost form and in the manner desig- hearing. Berkeley Heights, NJ cording to law. proceedings but may not vote, Planning Board based on the Section 1. The description of thereof has been or shall be nated in the bid specifications. The application forms and 1. EXECUTIVE SESSION - INTRODUCED the 12th day except in the absence or dis- recommendations of the His- the purpose to be funded in specially assessed on property No bid may be withdrawn for a supporting documents are on LEGAL a PERSONNEL of October, 2004. qualification of a regular mem- toric Preservation Commission Section 3(d) of bond ordinance specialty benefited thereby. period ending thirty (30) days file in the Department of Com- Union Contract Negotiations NOTICE OF INTRODUCTION ber. A vote shall not be delayed may be made as provided by #2001-1 of the Borough, finally (b) The pen'od of usefulness after the bid opening. Faxed munity Services, 512 Spring- OFFICIAL ACTION MAY BE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN in order that a regular member law. adopted April 23, 2001, as of the improvement or purpose bids will not be accepted. field Avenue, and may be in- TAKEN. that the foregoing Ordinance may vote instead of an alter- 10. Historic Areas. amended by bond ordinance within the limitations of the Lo- The City of Summit Board of spected on any workday during Patricia A. Rapach, RMC was introduced on First Read- nate member. In the event that The requirements of this sec- #2002-11, finally adopted Octo- cal Bond Law, according to the Education reserves the right to business hours, 8.00 a.m to Township Clerk ing at a meeting of the Town- a choice must be made as to tion shall apply to all develop- ber 28,2002, is hereby amend- reasonable life thereof comput- reject any and all bids or to 4:00 p.m. Any interested party Dispatch: October 16,2004 ship Committee of the Town- which alternate member is to ment including demolition, ren- ed to read as set forth in Sec- ed from the date of the bonds waive any informalities in the may appear atthe hearing and 24 x.25 = $6.00 ship of Berkeley Heights, vote, Alternate No. 1 shall vote. ovation, reconstruction and ad- tion 3(a) hereof. authorized by this bond ordi- bidding if it is in the best inter- participate therein subject to County of Union and State of e. No member of the Com- ditions to existing buildings or Section 2. The improvement nance, is 15 years. est of the Board of Education to the rules of the Board. Explanation: This Ordinance New Jersey, on October 12, mission shall be permitted to structures that may be situated described in Section 3{a) of (c) No Supplemental Debt do so. JOHN ERIC JUMAOAS amends the Police Trainee po- 2004 and that said Ordinance act on any matter in which he within those areas designated this bond ordinance has Statement is required by the BY ORDER OF THE SUM- Applicant sition in the Police Department shall be submitted for consider- or she has, either directly or in- as "Historic Sites" on the Com- heretofore been authorized to Local Bond Law since no addi- MIT CITY BOARD OF EDUCA- S.H.: October 16,2004 to reflect the rate of pay for a ation and final passage at the directly, any personal or finan- munity Facilities Plan Map in- be undertaken by the Borough tional authorization for bonds TION, UNION COUNTY, NEW 40 X.25 = $10.00 Police Trainee in the Academy. Public Hearing to be held on cial interesL cluded in the 1978 Master Plan of New Providence, New Jer- or notes is provided for herein. JERSEY TOWNSHIP OF October 26, 2004, at 8:00 p.m. f. A member of the Commis- and as referenced and incorpo- sey as a general improvement. (d) No additional expenses PAULE. QRIGGS, ESQ. NOTICE OF HEARING BERKELEY HEIGHTS or as soon thereafter, as practi- sion may, after public hearing if rated in the Master Plan adopt- For the improvement or pur- permitted by the provisions of Board Secretary/ TAKE NOTICE THAT the ORDINANCE NO. -04 cal, same can be considered at he or she requests it, be re- School Business Administrator Zoning Board of Adjustment of AN ORDINANCE TO RE- the Municipal Building, 29 Park moved by Borough Council for The Summit Herald the City of Summit, New Jer- PEAL SECTION 2.100.110 Avenue, Berkeley Heights, NJ, cause. October 16,2004 sey, will hold a hearing on No- POLICE TRAINEES TITLE 2, at which time and place all per- 6. Compensation for Mem- 'xplanation: This Ordinance amends the minimum & maximum salary range for the Township Admin- 55 x .25 = $ 13.75 vember 1,2004 at 7:30 p.m. In OF THE POLICE DEPART- sons interested therein or af- beii rtraior, Engineer & Director of Public Wbrte positions. LADDER CHAMP — Hao Yam the City Hall Council Cham- MENT, AND REPLACE IT fected thereby will be given an The Commission members TOWNSHIP OF BERKELEY HEIGHTS of Summit, left, the winner of NOTICE bers, 512 Springfield Avenue, WITH A NEW SECTION opportunity to be heard con- shall serve without compensa- BERKELEY HEIGHTS, NEW JERSEY TOWNSHIP OF Summit, New Jersey, to con- 2.100.110 OF THE CODE OF cerning the same. During the tion. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE 2004 MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM RATE OF SALARY AND COM- the Summit Tennis Association sider an application affecting THE TOWNSHIP OF BERKE- week prior to and up to the ENSATION OF ELECTED AND APPOINTED TOWNSHIP OFFICIALS, AND NON-UNION EM- BERKELEY HEIGHTS time of Public Hearing, copies 7. Powers and Duties. PLANNING BOARD the property whose street ad- LEY HEIGHTS The Commission shall have 'LOYEES IN THE VARIOUS MUNICIPAL DEPARTMENTS OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BERKELEY Tennis Ladder competition, in dress is known as 140 Wood- of said Ordinance will be avail- ••EIGHTS Take notice that on the 28th WHEREAS, the Police De- able in the Municipal Clerk's of- the responsibility to: the men's advanced division, day of October, 2004, at 7:30 land Ave., Block 1103, Lot 2. partment believes that it is ap- a. Prepare, maintain and up- BE IT ORDAINED by the Township Committee of the Township of Berkeley Heights, County of fice in said Municipal Building, Jnion and State of New Jersey, pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A;5-19 and N.J.S.A. 40A:9-10, as follows: p.m. a meeting will be held of The conditions affecting this propriate to revise and update to the members of ihe general date from time to time a survey wins congratulations from the Berkeley Heights Planning property and the reason for the the entire section of the Code of historic sites of the Borough; SECTION 1. public who shall request the The annual salaries and wages of the elected and appointed officials of the Township and certain Ladder coordinator Eie Hag- Board at the Municipal Build- application being heard are as of the Township relating to the same. b. Make recommendations to ing, 29 Park Avenue, Berkeley follows: The owners wish to position and salary of Police the Planning Board on the his- non-union Township employees in the various municipal departments of the Township of Berkeley gerty, center, and runner up Heights, New Jersey, with re- construct a three story rear ad- trainees; and Patricia A. Rapach, RMC/CMC toric preservation plan element Heights shali be fixed from time to time by the Township Commitlee by Resolution and, except as pro- spect to the application of dition consisting of a two car BE IT ORDAINED by the Township Clerk of the Master Plan and on the dded herein shall not be less than trie minimum amounts nor more 1han ihe maximum amounts here- Danny Singh. Says Ms. Hag-- Truesdale Nursery & Garden garage, a family room, and two Township Committee of the Dispatch: October 16,2004 implications for preservation of lafter set forth for each position. Center relating to a request by bedrooms. This work requires Township of Berkeley Heights, 108 X.25 = $27.00 historic sites of any other Mas- 3EPARTMENT POSITION MINIMUM MAXIMUM gerty, "This year we had our; the applicant for modifications variances for a three story in the County of Union, State of ter Plan elements; Administration & biggest turnout in the four of 'its site plan approval for structure and floor area ratio. New Jersey as follows: BOROUGH OF c. Advise the planning board Executive Mayor 1.00 4,000.00 property located at 297 Snyder Applicant requests any other 1. Section 2.100.110 Police NEW PROVIDENCE on the Inclusion of historic sites Committee Members 1.00 3,500.00 years since we started the Lad- Avenue, Block 1301, Lot 1. waivers or variances as may trainees - Creation of position - ORDINANCE 2004-13 in the recommended capital Township Administrator 10,000.00 110,000.00 The applicant seeks approval be required by the Board or its Salary of the Code ot Ihe Town- AN ORDINANCE OF THE improvement plan; Administrative Secretary 25,000.00 40,000.00 ders. It certainly shows how for nine (9) temporary green- professionals at the time of the ship is hereby repealed in its BOROUGH OF NEW PROVI- d. Advise Borough Council, Township Clerk 30,000.00 70,000.00 tennis is continuing to grow as houses^ potting shed, two (2} hearing. entirety. DENCE, COUNTY OF UNION, the Planning Board and Board Deputy Township Clerk 1.00 1.00 trash containers and two trail- The application forms and 2. There is hereby adopted a STATE OF NEW JERSEY of Adjustment on applications Casual Hourly (per hr.) 5.35 16.00 a lifetime sport for people of ers. The applicant is requesting supporting documents are on new Section 2.100.110 entitled AMENDING AND SUPPLE- for development or other mat- Personnel Officer 5,000.00 8,000.00 variances from front, side and file in the Department of Com- "Police Trainees" which shall MENTING CHAPTER 291 OF ters concerning historic preser- Township Newsletter 1,500.00 3,500.00 all ages." The annual competi- rear setbacks, maximum per- munity Services, 512 Spring- be in the form as follows: THE CODE OF THE BOR- vation when requested or di- Computer Coordinator 1.00 3,500.00 tion runs from June through manent coverage and maxi- field Avenue, and may be in- OUGH OF NEW PROVI- rected by Borough Council, the Chief Financial Officer 1.00 1.00 2.100.110 Police Trainees Treasurer/Chief Financial Officer mum coverage combination, spected on any workday during The position of Police Trainee DENCE PERTAINING TO THE Planning Board or Board of Ad- 30,000.00 40,000.00 September. For information, and use and parking require- business hours, 8:00 a.m to ESTABLISHMENT OF THE justment; Assistant Treasurer 30,000.00 45,000.00 is established in the Berkeley Payroll/Accounts Payable ments of the Lands Use Code 4:00 p.m. Any interested party Heights Police Department so HISTORIC PRESERVATION e. Provide written reports on 30,000.00 45,000.00 call the Summit Tennis Associ- of Berkeley Heights. may appear atthe hearing and COMMISSION Casual Hourly (per hr.) 6.50 25.00 that, upon original appoint- the application of zoning ordi- Tax Assessor ation at 908-464-1814. i hs property is located in the participate therein subject to ment, as prospective officers HISTORIC PRESERVATION nance provisions concerning Assessment of Taxes 20,000.00 35,000.00 the rules of the Board. Collection of Taxes Tax Collector Light Industrial Zone. The ap- with the requirement that they historic preservation; Tax Search Officer 1.00 4,500.00 plicant will also seek such oth- Kathleen Huntley-Robinson attend and successfully com- f. Advise the Construction Assistant Tax Search Officer 1.00 1.00 er variances, exceptions Applicant plete a police academy, certi- There is hereby created in Code Official (or other desig- Municipal Judge 1.00 1.00 and/or relief as may be re- S.H.: October 16, 2004 fied by the New Jersey State and for the Borough of New nated Administrative Officer) Municipal Court Township Attorney 10,000.00 30,000.00 Training Commission will re- Legal 30,000.00 50,000.00 National Training quired as evidenced by the 44 x.25 =S 11.00 Providence a Historic Preser- on applications for construction Municipal Prosecutor plans on file or as may be re- ceive a salary of "Probationary vation Commission (The "Com- permits; Public Defender 10,000.00 15,000.00 quired by the Board or deemed BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Patrolman" as established by mission"). The powers of the g. Carry out such other advi- Planning Board Attorney 3,000.00 7,000.00 necessary for ihe modifications TOWNSHIP OF the current salary ordinance. Commission shall be strictly sory, educational and informa- Board of Adjustment 2,000.00 3,000.00 Association gives to its site plan approval. BERKELEY HEIGHTS Upon graduation and one year limited to those expressly set tional functions as will promote Attorney The application and plans are 29 PARK AVENUE from the date of appiontment forth in this section. The sec- historic preservation in the mu- 2,000.00 3,000.00 on file at the Planning Board lo- BERKELEY HEIGHTS, NJ the probationary period will tion is enacted under the au- nicipality. Public Works- cease and upon recommenda- Engineering Division Township Engineer 45,000.00 87,000,00 workshop at Y cated at the Municipal Building, Take notice that the following thority of the Borough to regu- 8. Advice on Certain Appli- 29 Park Avenue, Berkeley Resolutions ware adopted at tion of the Police Chief, they late the use of land for the pub- cations. Assistant Engineer 40,000.00 87,000.00 Heights, New Jersey and are the September 9, 2004 Confer- will be appointed permanent lic health, safety and welfare Director of Public Works 45,000.00 75,000.00 Patrol Officers. The planning board and available for inspection be- ence/Regular Meeting of the pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40:48-1, board of adjustment shall refer Asst. Dir. of Public Works 45,000.00 75,000.00 BERKELEY HEIGHTS — The Berkeley tween the hours of 9:00 a.m. Board of Adjustment: 3. All Ordinances of the N.J.S.A. 40:48-2 and N.J.S.A. to the historic preservation Tree Inspector 1,000.00 3,000.00 Heights YMCA, at 550 Springfield Ave., and and 4:00 p.m., Monday through #2a-04: Richard SSheryl Township of Berkeley Heights 40:550-107 through 40:55D- commission every application Casual Hourly (per hr.) 5.35 16.00 Fridy. Any iterested party may Baft. 69 Orchard Lane, Block that are inconsistent with the 112. for development submitted to Public Works - Building Division NETA, the National Exercise Trainers Asso- appear at said heraing and par- 3001, Lol 79. (Requesting to provisions of this Ordinance either board fordevelopmen t in Construction Official 60,000.00 70,000.00 ticipate therein in accordance put a hot tub on a deck in the are hereby repealed to the ex- a. The Commission shall con- historic zoning districts or on Casual Hourly (per hr.) 5.35 16.00 ciation, a nonprofit fitness professional asso- wtih the rules of the the Plan- R-20 Zone) tent of such inconsistency. sist of five (5) regular members historic sites designated on the Sewer Department ciation, will co-sponsor a personal trainer ning Board. #30-04: Nick Seth-Smith 41 4. If any section, subsection, and may have not more than zoning or official map or identi- Dir. of Waste Water Management 1,000.00 3,000.00 THEODORE E. SCHILLER Gregory Court, Block 4201, Lot clause or phrase of this Ordi- two (2) alternate members of fied in any component element Control Systems Mgr. 55,000.00 65,000.00 workshop at 8 a.m. on two days, Saturday, Attorney for Applicant 2.05 (Requesting to construct a * nance is, for any reason, held the following three classes: of the master plan. This referral Mechanic Maintenance Mgr. 55,000.00 65,000.00 Dispatch: October 16, 2004 120 square foot shed under a to be unconstitutional or in- 1. Class A: a person who is shall be made when the appli- Plant Operator 30,000.00 85,000.00 Nov. 13 and Sunday, Nov. 14. 58 X.25 = 514.50 10' high raised deck in R-20 valid, such decision shall not knowledgeable in building de- cation for development is Construction & Zoning Division This two-day workshop includes demon- Zone) effect the remaining portion of sign and construction or archi- deemed complete or is sched- Asst. Zoning Officer/Information Tech 5,000.00 50,000.00 NOTICE OF HEARING #32-04: James & Lisa Zatta, this Ordinance. tectural history and who may uled for a hearing, whichever Casual Hourly (per hr.) 5.05 16.00 strations and practical application of oneron- TAKE NOTICE THAT the 360 Park Avenue, Block 1101, 5. This Ordinance shall take reside outside the Borough of occurs sooner. Failure fo refer Fire Fire Prevention Inspectors (per hr.) 7.75 20.00 Zoning Board of Adjustment of Lot 3 (Requesting to construct effect immediately after final ,New Providence. the application as required Casual Hourly (per hr.) 7.75 20.00 one training. -••.• the City of Summit, New Jer- a 154 square foot front porch hearing and publication ac- 2. Class B: a person who is shall not invalidate any hearing Police Chief 90,000.00 110,000.00 NETA's expert trainer will cover exercise sey, will hold a hearing on No- requiring a variance for front cording to taw. knowledgeable or with a or proceeding. The historic Police Secretary 25,000.00 45,000.00 vember 1, 2004 at 7:30 p.m. in set back at 37' [existing house INTRODUCED the 12th day demonstrated interest in local preservation commission may Confidential Secretary 25,000.00 43,000.00 science review, communication skills, exer- the City Hall Council Cham- is at 35.35"] in R-15 Zone) of October, 2004. history and who may reside provide its advice, which shall Civilian Dispatcher 25,000.00 45,000.00 bers, 512 Springfield Avenue, Take notice that the following NOTICE OF INTRODUCTION outside the Borough be conveyed through its dele- Special Police (per hr.) 7.75 17.00 cise programming and health assessments. Summit, New Jersey, to con- Resolutions were adopted at NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 3. Class C: a citizen of the gation of one of its members or Special Police Matrons (per hr.) 6.75 18.00 Workshop registration fees cover the written sider an application affecting the September 23, 2004 Regu- that the foregoing Ordinance Borough of New Providence staff to testify orally at the hear- Crossing Guards (per hr.) 6.75 18.00 the property whose street ad- lar Meeting of the Board of Ad- was introduced on First Read- who shall hold no other munic- ing on the application and lo Casual Hourly (per hr.) 6.75 17.00 exam, two-year certificate and membership. dress is known as 26 Russell justment: ing at a meeting of the Town- ipal office, position or employ- explain any written report Emergency Management Place, Block 4101, Lot 2. SM-3-04: County of Union for ship Committee of the Town- ment, except for membership which may have been submit- Emergency Management Coordinators 500.00 5,000.00 For information, call 908-464-8373, To The conditions affecting this property at Horsehoe Road, ship of Berkeley Heights, on the Planning Board or ted. Public Assistance Social Service Director 1,000.00 1,500.00 register, call 800-AEROBIC. property and the reason for the Block 3303, Lot 1. (Requesting County of Union and State of Board of Adjustment. 9. Reports on Certain Ap- Registrar of Vital Statistics . 100.00 5,000.00 application being heard are as subdivision approval to create New Jersey, on October 12, 4. There shall be at least one plications. SECTION 2. There shall be provided by the Township, as additional compensation, for al! perma- follows: To contsiruct deck in 2 building lots and 2 remainder 2004 and that said Ordinance (1) regular member from each (a) Applications to the Con- lent full-time employees, part-time employees working regularly scheduled hours of thirty (30) or rear of the house. Requesting lots with variances in OL Zone) shall be submitted for consider- class. struction Code Official (or other nore per week and elected and appointed officials of the Township those benefits provided in the ap- variance for building coverage. An persons wishing to inspect ation and final passage at the b. Alternate members shall designated Administrative Offi- slicable sections of the Township Code. Drew University Applicant requests any other the above files may do so in Public Hearing to be held on meet the qualifications of Class cer} for the issuance of permits SECTION 3. The employees subject to this ordinance shall receive those benefits after retirement waivers or variances as may the Board Office between 8:30 October 26, 2004, at 8:00 p.m. C members. for development, including de- set forth in the applicable Township Ordinance. be required by the Board or its a.m. and 3:30 p.m. or as soon thereafter, as practi- 3, Appointment and Terms molition renovation alterafion. SECTION 4. With respect to employees not covered by a collective bargaining agreement, over- time beyond forty (40) hours in any one (1) week shall be governed by the applicable Township Ordi- staff coaches lance. SECTION 5. Emergency closing - During each school year, crossing guards shall be eligible for a Tjaximum of three (3) paid emergency closing days, provided that each crossing guard shall have worked the school day before and the school day after the day in which school was closed due to the adult swimmers emergency. SECTION 6. This Ordinance shall repeal those portions of the salary ordinance adopted February 24,2004 and amendments thereto, and all prior ordinances which are inconsistent herewith, including MADISON — Adult swimmers can Aapcx Mortgage 800-344-2739 American Mtg. Concepts S66490-8500 Main Line TavistockMtg. 856-428-1100 Price Financial Svcs. 800-401-9091 hose governing positions. Titles, hours of employment, salaries, benefits and additional compensa- train with other master swimmers, triath- r ion. 0-\r Fixul 11*> 150 i » JJ 5.510 days, through Dec. 16. 15-yr. Fisetl 4.375 2.U0 5* 30 4.550 5/1 Jumbo 4.500 0.00 30S 30 4.560 ng of the Township Committee of the Township of Berkeley Heights, County of Union and State of New 5-yr.ARM 4.625 0.00' 55 90 4.709 15-VL Jumbo 5.000 0.00 IM 60' 5.030 The cost for the semester is $100. All MTAARM 1.001) ftOO 55 30 j.m .VI Jumbo 4.250 0.00 3IKJ 30 4.300 5/1'Jbo ASM 4.625 0.00 1M 6S 4.710 Jersey, on September 21,2004 and that said Ordinance shall be submitted for consideration and final 10-vr.ARM 5.250 0.00 .« 90 5.071 Kissage at the Public Hearing to be held on October 12,2004, at 8:00 p.m. or as soon thereafter, as A-D Ordir. 80/20 Gimbus. No Doc to Sim. Rales gflnd for new applications & purchases. Beat Hie lowest fixed rale jumbo mortgages. Long term jractical, same can be considered at the Municipal Building, 29 Park Avenue, Berkeley Heights, NJ, al proceeds benefit the Drew University Lo3niiiiS4m. Open 7 Days. 90% LTV' in BL g lasts IQ ')5£ LTV, Lwn; to S--5 MtliiOR. your best rate & fee. Best rates for self-employed. rate locks avail, up to 12 mouibs oii all prcducls. which time and place all persons interested therein or affected thereby will be given an opportunity to swim team. ye heard concerning the same. During the week prior to and up to the time of Public Hearing, copies ARM S00-924-mi Ligbtteuse Mortgage 800-784-1331 New Milfeniom Bank 732-729-1100 Summit Federal Savings 732-568-0665 Df said Ordinance will be available in the Municipal ClenVs office in said Municipal Building, to the mem- 30-jx Fired 5-500 0.01) 5% 60 5.540 30-yr. Fiied 5.500 0.00 51 30 5.58S 30-yr. Fixed 5.625 0.00 5* 30 5.630 30-yr. Fixed 6.000 0.00 204 75 '6.046 Mrs of the general public who shall request the same. Local Delbarton students hon- 15-vr.Fixd 5.000 0.0(1 5ft 60 5.040 15-yr. Fixed 4.S75 0.00 58 30 4.96.1 15-yr. Filed 5.125 0.00 5% 30 5.13015-yr. Fined 5.000 0.00 20% 75 5.062 Patricia A, Rapach, RMC/CMi 30-yr. Jumbo 5.750 0.00 $