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The Berkeley Heights and New Providence edition of the Summit Herald VOLUME 115, No. 25 May 8, 2004 Newsbriefs-, Boro students score well dn Latin exam
NEW PROVIDENCE — Latin itudents at New Providence High ichool performed well on the 1004 National Latin Exam com- )etition. Approximately 150,000 stu- dents around the U.S. and abroad 'articipated in the exam spon- iored by the American Classics ,eague that tests Latin grammar and comprehension, Roman civi- lization, history, literature, mythology, Latin expressions, ab- breviations, and English deriva- tives. Winners of the highest awards DETOUR COMING — Weather permitting, South Street and gold medals, summa cum between Central and Springfield avenues will be closed OPEN AT LAST — South Street bridge opened to traffic just after 9 a.m. Wednesday, laude, are Brian Kennedy, Jackie for paving all day Wednesday, May 12. Capt. Ed Catallo May 5. Police Capt. Ed Catallo stopped southbound traffic so workers could remove launders, and Meg- Schlichting. said in the meantime the construction crews will be in- the barriers blocking that lane, then motioned the first vehicle in line, a NJ Transit Winners of silver medals, maxima stalling curbs on Gales Drive and taking up the tempo- bus, to proceed. The driver called out, "Ana I the first one over the bridge?" The eap- cum laude, are Stephanie Andres, rary roadway. The temporary bridge should be com- tain said, Yes," and off the bus went, as a small cheer went up from a handful of on- Katie Baumer, Rebecca Balunas, pletely gone by mid-June, and work on the park rehabil- lookers. Moments later a pair of walkers, Laurie Closs and Mary Lucid, became the Tiffany Chang, and Adam Kavett. itation will begin soon. (Photos by Barbara Rybolt) first two people to officially cross the span on foot. Winners of magna cum laude cer- tificates are Patricia Campbell, "lean Dinyari, CJ. Rauch, and Al- lison Russo. Winners of cum laude certificates are Satjeet Na- ar and Katie Sharpe. ByLIZKEILL four-month extension of the lease. "That's very fair," Ms. Gump the council to act promptly." on the site. The property backs down GOP Committee The Learning Circle, formerly Sum- said. "We'll be winding down." Beekman Road resident Seth towards Springfield Avenue, near AREA - In the wake of The mit Child Care Centers, has had two One resident said the decision Michaels said he thought the city the Red Cross building. hosts May party Learning Circle's decision to con- 10-year leases and was granted a would make Wilson Park a great op- would "take the building down as Ms. Gump said in an interview solidate its child care operations at three-month extension in February. portunity for the community if used soon as they're out." If the property last week that the Learning Circle in Murray Hill 95 Morris Ave., the board of trustees Council President Henry Ogden for recreation. He suggested it be put is converted completely to recre- facilities on Morris Avenue were de- has asked for a four-month lease ex- said, "You've been a wonderful ten- into the mix for the Recreation Mas- ation, Mr. Michaels said he hoped it signed for the pre-school age group. NEW PROVIDENCE — The tension to facilitate its move from ant and have done wonderful things ter Plan. would be planned with sufficient Wilson, she said, was a building of New Providence Republican the former Wilson School. for children." Mr. Ogdeii said the Learning Cir- parking and access so it would not former classrooms with wide hall- Committee invites the public to Learning Circle Board of Councilman Andy Lark intro- cle decision became public last Fri- impinge on neighbors. He referred ways and wasted space for the func- the Mayor's Party. This annual af- Trustees President Laura Gump duced a resolution to extend the day, April 23. "On behalf of the city, to an open space plan circulated sev- tions of the organization. In addi- fair will be held on Saturday, May came before Common Council at its lease at the current rate through June we'll move as quickly as possible to eral years ago, when the Wilson tion, the building needs a new boiler 15, at 7:30 p.m. in the atrium lob- Tuesday, May 4, meeting. "After be- 30, then at a reduced rate through make a decision" on the building, he property was listed as potential open and other repairs. by of Murray Hill Technical Cen- ing at Wilson for the last 20 years, Aug. 31. Beyond that time, the rate said. space. The tennis courts were closed The gymnasium wing was taken ter, 95 Spring St., off Central Av- we will be vacating by the end of would revert to the regular fee. The Mayor Jordan Glatt said last about three years ago and there are a down about a year ago because of snue. August," she said, and asked for a council adopted the resolution. week that he would "put a fire under small playing field and playground rotting and unsafe conditions. The featured speaker at the event will be Mayor Al Morgan, and honorees for the evening are I Councilman John Thorns and Council candidate Julia MacDer- mott. Guests will be treated to music, soda, wine, beer and hors d'oeuvres. Minimum contribution is $25 per person; seniors $15 and $40 STATE FOOD DAY — Fourth per couple. Checks can be made graders at Woodruff School in payable to Republicans for New Berkeley Heights celebrated Providence and sent to Robert State Food Day on Friday, March Kallaur, Treasurer, 262 Woodbine 19. The Berkeley Heights stu- Circle, New Providence 07974. dents prepared for the day with a For information, call 908-771- research unit about food in New 9130 or 908-790-8911. Jersey. The researchers provided facts about geography, history, culture, economics, tourism and Attorneys host natural resources that were used in PowerPoint or Microsoft Pub- program at OL lishing brochures. Sampling re- for ftudents gional cuisine were students who included, from left, Jenna Kul- BERKELEY HEIGHTS — back, Kathrine Ganger, Lindsay Lawyers and judges from the Goldstein, Zoe To and Deena Union Ccsmty court system pre- Alexander. sented a program to the criminal justice classes at Governor Liv- ingston High School on Tuesday, April 20. This ongoing program fosters communication between the courts and local youth, and pro- vides education on how the court; are used to peaceably resolve dis- putes. Lawyers Greg Mele and Michael Borneo's presentation to Governor Livingston students in City approves field turf eluded discussion of hypothetical cases and a question and answer ByLIZKEILL The original proposal was to in- Councilvvoman Cindy Martin expand the joint committee, which is tion, said, "CME will verify the period. stall artificial turf on both Tatlock thanked the joint committee for its currently made up of members of need for a second field, determine its Copies of "You Have the Right SUMMIT - Common Council and Washington fields and expand work and added, "Nothing but the the Board of Recreation and the location and conduct a broad, open Your Rights as a Young Person adopted a resolution to move for- Washington to regulation size, at a best interests of Summit are at Board of Education. Council- process for all parts of the communi- in New Jersey," were distributed ward with plans to convert Tatlock cost of almost $3.5 million. After heart." She said the city should not woman Diane Klaif, liaison to the ty." The final report will be dis- to all students. Field to artificial turf...with the un- heated community discussions, a spend a penny until 50 percent of Board of Recreation, said the com- cussed with both the Board of derstanding that half of the private joint committee formed to explore private funds have been assured. mittee should have broader commu- Recreation and Board of Education. funds would be raised before work the issue recommended installing a This has been a contentious commu- nity representation. Armeliese Sitarz of Edgewood Class of 1984 begins. The issue was discussed at synthetic surface on Tatlock only, nity discussion. We owe it to the One resident questioned the need Road asked about moving sod from hosts a reunion the Tuesday, May 4, council meet- with limited improvements to the community to re-explore the issue of for a second synthetic playing field. Tatlock to Washington field. Mr. ing. under-sized Washington Field while lights to maximize its return on the "There is no logical place to put a Gardner said that would depend on BERKELEY HEIGHTS — A private/public partnership has a Recreation Master Plan is devel- investment." She suggested in- second field that will have minimum the condition of the sod and could be Governor Livingston High been the financial component since oped. stalling conduits for possible instal- impact," he said. an expensive proposition, but the School's Class of 1984 will cele- proposals for the field were first dis- Superintendent of Schools lation In the future. Councilwoman CME Associates has been hired idea would be considered. brate a 20-year reunion on Fridaj cussed. The agreement is that the Michael Knowlton, who served on Michel Bitritto said she supported to evaluate the city's fields, their use "We will have a series of public evening, Nov. 26. city would fund 50 percent of the the committee, told the council, "I Ms. Martin's statement and recom- by various sports groups, trends and meetings monthly, starting May 27. The reunion will be held ai $1.8 million project. The other half would urge you ill the strongest pos- mended the matter be referred to the what is needed in the future, Mr. Everyone's interests will be ad- Hamilton Park, 175 Park Ave. i would come from private fundrais- sible terms to enable this project to finance committee. Gardner said. Councilman Frank dressed and everyone's voice will be Florham Park. For details, visil ing. start in November." Suggestions were also made to Macioce, who introduced the resolu- heard," Mr. Gardner said. classmates.com. Mayor Jordan Glatt said that dur- John Hirner of Midland Terrace ing capital campaigns, pledges tend asked how the city could be sure that to be made two to three years out. private funding would deliver its 50 Memorial Day Committee seeks photoi 'We would only have one-third in percent. Mayor Glatt said, "We TABLE OF CONTENTS cash the first year," he said. City should have one-third of the money for a commemorative display in May Treasurer Ron Angelo said the city before a shovel goes in the ground." Police Log 2 would have to come up with its half, His experience, he said, is that 95 to their service years. These photos Any organization that would like however, when the project is initiat- 98 percent of people honor their BERKELEY HEIGHTS — The Obituaries 7 to honor American servicemembers ed. "We would not bond what is pledges. "That's the history in this Berkeley Heights Memorial. Day will be scanned and returned to the by marching are asked to call the Commentary 5 raised privately," Mr. Angelo said, community," he said. Committee invites special participa- owners as quickly as possible. Memorial Day Committee at 908- when those funds are secured. tion in its May 31 Memorial Day Pa- The images will be used to ex- B Overlook lunch 4 Mr. Hirner also asked about rade and Ceremony. pand the annual presentation of pho- 464-0550 or 908-665-2450. Recreation Board President lights at Tatlock to make use of the tos that honor those pictured. YMCA event 6 investment for longer periods of Kevin Gardner said fundraising had Photos from service sought Bring photos to share to the New groups sought, too time. Mayor Glatt replied, regarding Students on Sports 10 been deferred until the counc2 ap- Recreation Commission during of- proved the plan. "We will have to go limiting lights on the field, "A com- The committee would like to add fice hours prior to May 15. The committee invites new local Classified 11 out twice to raise the money," he mitment was made from the city to to its collection of photos of local Make sure that each photo is groups to participate with new floats said, referring to the need in town neighbors and that must be hon- Legals 14 service personnel or family mem- marked on the back with a return ad- or new ideas. The committee wel- for a second synthetic field. ored." bers of local residents taken during dress. comes all marchers. PAGE 2 -The Summit Herald and Berkeley Heights-New Providence Dispatch, Saturday, May 8, 2004
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Summit i * * • >ri¥ers are Issued riety of suraraunses Three drivers were arrested and charged with a variety of infractions last week. On Thursday, April 29, Rodney Christian, 39, of Summit was arrested and charged at Constantine Place and Passaic Avenue for driving with a sus- pended license and careless driving. On Saturday, May 1, Ramirez Morera and Vinizio Randall, 25, of New Providence were arrested and charged with driving while intoxicated and reckless driving. On Sunday, May 2, Roderick S. Pitt, 37, of Irvington was arrested and charged at Summit Avenue and Route 24 West for contempt of court and speeding. On Monday, May 3, Robert William Barlow, 49, of New Providence was arrested and charged on Maple Street for driving with a suspended license and an expired registration. In another incident, on Saturday, May 1, a 2000 black Audi A6 was re- IT'S A NEW YEAR - Ann Platek of Berkeley Heights, at right, shared the ideograms and images of Chinese New Year ported stolen from a Broad Street residential driveway between 3:30 and with the third graders at William Woodruff School recently. During the celebration, Ms. Platek and her own third 4:15 p.m. grader, Rachel, prepared egg rolls and demonstrated the use of chopsticks. Women?§ Caucus Experts: Manage stress through short vacations BERKELEY HEIGHTS — Sage p.m. at SAGE Spend-A-Day, 550 ting. This is the fourth year that Mr. Columbari has 13 years of iosts meet, greet event Solutions, a resource for eldercare, Springfield Ave. SAGE Solutions has presented The experience in the travel industry, and will present a free program from its Spend-A-Day is SAGE Solu- Living Well Lecture Series. is one of only 2,000 Master Cruise SUMMIT — The Union County Williams, 1266 Woodside Road, Living Well Lecture Series on Tues- tions' Adult Day Health Center. "Managing Stress Through Short Counselors in North America. Women's Political Caucus will host Scotch Plains 07076. Reserve by day, May 11, entitled "Managing Spend-A-Day provides older adults Get-A-Way Vacations" will feature The program is open to the public a "Meet & Greet" cocktail reception May 19. Stress Through Get-Away Vaca- with a day of stimulating social, Brian Columbari, owner of Cross- and will include refreshments. To honoring Union County women can- The Union County Women's Po- tions." recreational and physical activities roads Travel and Carefree Cruises in register, call SAGE Spend-A-Day at didates from 6 to 8 p.m. on Thurs- litical Caucus is a multi-partisan or- The program will be held 7 to 8 in a medically supervised group set- Berkeley Heights. 908-464-8217. day, June 3. ganization committed to the election Suggested donation is $25 per and appointment of women to every person. Friends of the Women's Po- level of government. litical Caucus donation is $50. For information, contact the pres- The event will be held at a private ident of the Union County Women's home in Summit. Political Caucus at bking@pat- To reserve, mail to Lorie J. media.net. BUTTERFLY PROGRAM — Seniors travel to Atlantic City for day Standing from left are Holly Walter, Kristen Drum, Mary BERKELEY HEIGHTS — The The cost of the trip will be $18 Ann West of The Butterflies Berkeley Heights Seniors will travel and the coin return will be $15. Program, Andrea Cunning- to Atlantic City on Monday, May 17. The cost per ticket includes trans- ham, Claire Mammen, The group leaves Little Flower portation. Chelsea Bene. Seated are Church on Roosevelt Avenue at 8:30 For information, call 908-647- Paige Osbourne, Jaclyn Kaczmarek and Leticia Ca- a.m. and returns at 7:30 p.m. 3295. ballero.
Youth Group builds bears for the Valerie Fund BERKELEY HEIGHTS — The nonprofit organizations as part of its gram of Valley Home Care, Inc. in comprehensive home care and hos-
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SUMMIT — In April, Summit delbaum, Meghna Marathe, Sara Hardman, Grady Hogan, William Geough, Kelly Meagher, Adelle O'Malley, Kearsley Olcott, Brandon Macarena Moreno, Brencis Navia, Middle School has named students McDonnell, Kylie McKenna, Edel Jadick, Julia Jarrold,Kevin Johnson, Molina, Jennifer Nerhy, Susan Ner- Olshvang, Colin Orsini, Karen Per- Kevin Ng, Jamie Osmulski, John to its third quarter high honor and Molina, Enuna Moriarty, Jack Mulc- Brittany Joostema, Samantha Karp- ing, Emma Nitzberg, Jennifer aza, Christopher Petersen, James Pe- Rasweiler, Alexandra Reid, Michael honor rolls. To earn high honor roll ahy, Matthew Mulholland, David man, James Kennedy, Rohaan Ke- Nuara, Caroline Peek, Jason Pepe, tersen, George Plaza, Samantha Po- Riela, Eric Rodriguez, Paige at Summit High School, students Newton, Allison Nuara, Chelsea Ny- wakamani,Kathryn Lawrence, Ruth Alexander Polsky, Danielle rac, Nolan Prinzen, Jayant Ravindra, Schleimer, Brianna Schlesinger, must earn A's and no more than two man, Roma Padalkar, Ian Pearson, Lovejoy, Alexander Lucaci, Eliza- Radutzky, Max Raskin, David Jessica Resnick, Benjamin Roessle, Melissa Scott, Lauren Slamon,.A. B's. To earn honor roll, students Taylor Perry, Max Pollinger, Mary beth Martino, Lucile Matthews.Car- Reynolds, Michelle Rickley, Max Emily Rojas, Alyssa Roncallo, Riley Snieckus, Alison Snyder, Erin must earn a B average, with disqual- Pomeroy, Emily Porter, Ciaran oline McjQroy, Ruta Mockute, Peter Rissman, Sean Ruane, Cooper James Russo, Jose Salazar, Jonathan Thomas, Jonathan Torres, Karl von ification with a grader lower than a Quille, Maitland Quitmeyer, Samuel Morfe, Lucy Mormak, Paige Os- Sacks, Tara Salomon, Susan Scav- Santina, Andrew Sawyer, Nyla Haas, Eric Weinstein, Zachary B minus. Raab, Kelly Radutzky, Benjamin borne, Sara PiUing,Martin Plazol, one, Zachary Schlesinger. Roger Shafiq, Lee Sharak, ArieUe Spinner, Wied, Lade Wolfe, Alexander Zer- Raskin, Matthew Rea, AllisonRe- Sebastian Quitmeyer, Kristen Rai- Schlimbach, Madhura Sengupta, Kristin Stack, Brett StatLMichael foss. Earning high honor roll for the David, Angelica Reyes, Christopher ley, Julia Revzin, Ashley Ring, Sher Singh, Max Spinner, Anna Steinberg, Allison Sullivan, Samuel third marking period are sixth Richards, Samuel Russell, Catherine Rojas.Helene Sajer, Szaro, Theresa Teisch, Jason Toffey, Taggart, Colin Terwelp, Peter Earning honor roll for the third graders, Genevieve Baldacci, Wyatt Courteney Rutter, Laura Schaffer, Tomas Salazar, Charles Sangree, Rebecca Velez, Richard Walter, Twill,Hayley Tyrone, Dam'ela Var- marking period are eighth graders, Bebout, Sarah Bern, Patrick Ryan Smith, Carlo Stadlinger, Michael Schaffer, Matthew Seskin, Lindsey Williams, Kristen Wong, gas, Erik von Haas. Jackson Wei- Paul Adia, Katelyn Allocco, Emily Birosak, Alexandra Booth, Nicholas Matthew Stephens, Paul Sturm, Serena Sondhi, James Stack, Alexi talk, Juan Zapata and Alexan- denkopf, Jake Wellbrock, Todd Bebout, Erica Blanco, Jennifer Bredahl, Brandon Brier, Michelle Nadher Tabash, Christian Thomas, Richard Sun, Kristin Toffey, Steven der Zeleniuch. Welsh, Meagen Westphalen, Lily Callahan, Marjorie Callahan, Brad- Burian, Theodore Burke, Weston Erik Tvetenstrand, Luis Umana, Tricanowicz, Sophie Van Home, Yang and Amanda Zalk. ford Christensen, Abigail Clark, Butler, Jennifer Caputo, Caroline Hana Veseli, Kirby Voigtman, Eric Michael Velez, Douglas Williarason, Earning honor roll for the third Eliot Coven, Alexandra Crnoevich, Carlson, Samuel Carmack, Rebecca Vorchheimer, Sarah Weber, Caroline Jenna Wilson, Lucy Wise, Daniel marking period are sixth graders, Earning honor roll for the third Mark Efstratiou, Elena Facchinei, Carr, Alex Celona, Christopher Welch, Rachel Wolf, Andrew Wood, Wong, Leslie Wong, Jonathan Zack- Ashley Aaron, Adrian Arrieta, Gar- marking period are seventh graders, Meghan Flaherty, Angela Gambino, Christensen, Christina Corrado, Ian Julia Woods and Benjamin Zukoff. off and Kathryn Zazzera. rett Benisch, Nicole Bodin, Ben- Danielle Allocco, Erica Alloceo, Tyler Gile, Elaine Gonzalez.Ben- Cunningham, Timothy Day, Nicole jamin Bondy, James Calingo,Brit- Arthur Angelo, Gregg Bakalar, jamin Grimmig, Katherine Guzman, DeFonzo, Mark DeMetro, Samuel Earning high honor roll for the Earning high honor roll for the tany Clark, Christine Conigliaro, Pe- Kendall Baker, Jeffrey Beamer, Lau- Nathalie Herrera, Christina Holevas, Densen, Elizabeth Dotten, Spencer third marking period are seventh third marking period are eighth ter Corley, J. Paul Coviello, James ra Bonomini, Christopher Bontem- Cassie Huck, Cassius Jones, Peter Dukoff, Brinden Elton, Bridget End, graders, Caroline Anderson, Jessica graders, Sarah Abbott, Christina Crisfield, Emily Cristaldi, Sarah po, Julia Burgdorff, Anne Marie Jones, Rohit Joshi, Terrence Kelly, Charlotte Fankhauser, Daniel Angiuoni, Jeffrey Angel, Brian Bell, Abruzzo, James Altieri, Kristen Cummings, William Cummings, Chan, Joseph Ciaravalli, Caitlin Brian Klaif, Marissa Kos, Margaret Feeney, Elizabeth Garcia, Madeline Suzanne Bell, Charlotte Bani, Martha Barber, Sarah Boak, Luis Diaz, Sara DiMassimo, Griffin Clive, Lillian Coleman, Joseph Cor- Lawrence, Brendan Lindner, Jen- Garcia, Ryan Gardner, Emily Geron, Bentley,Emily Blagdon, Heather Rachel Boylan, Marc Burian, Brian Dottle, Edward Engel, William drey, Timothy Cotter, Claire Cum- nifer Litwin, Samantha LoBosco. Scott Geron, Emily Gilbert, Michael Boak, Paige Boehmeke, Peter Calingo, Timothy Clayton, Eliza- Evenson, Elizabeth Faraci, Brian mins, McKay Daines, Jane Doer- Kathleen Lyons, Candace Marchell, Goldstein, Benjamin Goodson, Boozan, Timothy Brown, Briehan beth Cleveland, Amanda Clinton, Feeney, Alex Feltes, Alyssa Fortune, flinger, Evan Elko, Caroline Evans, Ismenia Mendes, Thadeus Adam Governale, Katherine Burke,Guthrie Burke, Andrew Cal- Benjamin Cohen, Joshua Colgan, M. Elizabeth Freidin, Carey Fries, Alyssa Fine, Dejaire Fryburg, Minthorn, Minelva Murillo, Tara Grayeski, Emilie Gutierrez, Roy bick, Megan Callaghan, Elizabeth Nathanael Cox, Emma Curtis, Cori- Richard Gargiulo, Christopher Alexander Grabois, Kelly Grouss, O'Malley, Emily Pek. Benjamin Gutierrez, Simone Hairston, Cassidy Campbell, Haley Campbell,Dana anne Deatly,Megan Delp, John Di- George, Erika Hartwyk, Catherine Victor Haas, Catharine Hadley, Ed- Piemont Terence Praek Nicholas Hall, Christopher Hardiman, Carbone, Evan Chang, Katherine Massimo, Clare Entwistle, Lauren Jestin Taylor, Georgia Johnson, ward Hagan, Brett Hall, Kristina ReDavid, Takia Robinson, Tatianna Thomas Holevas, Cheney Howes, Childers, Rachel Cohen, Cecelia Fedor, Leah Garman, Laura Geron, Emily Koernig, Nkki Lardieri, Heifer, Anne Helmer, Matthew Hon- Samuels, William Sangree, Amy Allison Huckfeldt, Brandon Jack- Cramer, Jason Curley,Cara DelDu- Kevin Giroux, Mona Gossmann, Kelsey Lees, Hyunjin Lim, Lindsey old, Janine Ilsley, Hunza Iqbal, Scioscia, Naomi Selwyn, Shanotte son, Lydia Jahl, Marissa Jarosinski, ca, Lauren Devereux, A. Dennis Dil- Claire Grady, Alison Gushman, Abi- LoBosco, Jonathan Londono, Emma Clayton Johnson, Timothy Kane, Smith, Emily Snyder, Erick Solis, Megan Jiang, Calvin Jones, Made- lon, Julia Donnantuono, Alexandra gail Haenssler, Sarah Harnes, Mar- Lucaci, Timothy Lynch, Emily Gary Kaufman, Miki Kasamatsu, Katherine Strong, Hannah Stuckey, line Kaplan, Connor Kastenbaum, Dorerjohn Dougherty, Erin Dugan, garet Haley, John Hallenborg, Machlin, Michael Mardany, Char- Christopher Kelly, Anna Kramer, Bryan Stuke, Margaret Sullivan. An- Sarah Kehoe, Caroline Kern, Julian- Emily Engle, Julia Espy, Eric Gillian Hassert, Rebecca Hendrick- lotte McAuley, Pamela McCaddin, Gregory Lasaracino, Brighid Lee- drea Turner, Peter VanSyckle, Mol- na Kievit, Rebecca Kriegman, Anna Forsell, William Frank, Brian son, Christina Hobson, Christa Caitlin McGowao, Peter McNally, Egan, Zachary Lembke. Timothy lie Walter, Melissa Washkau, Grego- Kuskin, Brenna Larson, Lauren Lec- Fuug,Brenden Gallinek, Kathryn Houck, Thomas Jackson, Maya Jas- Kevin McNany, Christopher Meier, Loh, Line Lotveit, Sherene Lynch, ry Weil, Caroline Winter, Pamela cese, Samaatha Lee, Molly Gramigna, Victoria Green, Saman- trzebowska, Andrew Kwan,Toland Jack Meyer, Lauren Meyers, Gina Kyle Mahoney, Liriflea Marchie, Zamora, Brandon Zarsky and Va- Leighton, Garrett Lerner, Dylan Liu, thaGreenman, Maggie Groves, Hen- Lawrence, Lauren Leleiko, David Monge, Celine Murakami, Silas Abigail Mell, Melissa Mendiola, lerie Zolkina. Shelby MacMillan, Melissa Man- rietta Hakes, Thomas Hall, Brett Li, Jerry Masters, Amanda Mc- Newcomb, Timothy O'Hara, Clare Summit Red Cross sponsors SEAS sailing classes StreetFairs. SUMMIT — The Society for the hands-on training in the water at All students must be able to life jacket which must be worn to Education of the American Sailor, or Budd Lake from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 swim. Students who are less than each water session. SEAS, a not-for-profit voluntary or- p.m. on June 19 and 26. age 18 must weigh at least 80 Call 973-540-9565 or visit 10 Large, High-Quality Street Fairs ganization that teaches basic sailing, Classes are taught by certified pounds and be accompanied by a www.sailseas.com/morris/ Craft Shows Throughout New Jersey will offer sailing instruction at the Red Cross instructors and students parent or guardian at all times. The Morris County chapter of Summit Red Cross chapter house receive a Red Cross Basic Sailing The course fees will be approxi- SEAS meets the first Wednesday of FREE ADMISSION from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. on three Certificate with successful comple- mately $200, which will cover the month, at 7:30 p.m. in the Par- Mondays: June 7, 14 and 16, with tion of this course. books and materials, but not a PFD sippany public library. May 8, Union June 12, Westfield {with giant Classic Car Show) Sept. 12, Red Bank Sept 18, Springfield Public library in Summit will close to honor Memorial Day May 16, Cranford Oct. 9, Westfield May 22, Springfield Oct. 10, Fair Lawn SUMMIT — The Summit Free Sunday, May 30, and Monday, May and Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and No overdue fines are charged for June 6, Metuclwn Oct. 17, Cranford Public Library will be closed on 31, in observance of Memorial Day. Sunday, 1 to 5 p.m. days when the library is not open. The library is currently operating Book drops located by the en- The library is at 75 Maple St. The 11am-5pm Music, Grafters, Artists, Rides, Foocf^ Summits Nerby on the winter hours schedule. trance are open after library hours telephone number is 908-273-0350. 908-654-1400 * [email protected] Whiter hours at the Summit Free for the return of all materials, in- pens winning Public Library are Monday through cluding magazines, videos and com- contest essay Thursday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Friday pact discs. SUMMIT — Summit Middle School eighth grader Jennifer Nerby, whose essay for the VFW's annual "Voice of Democracy" essay contest was selected for the second place READINGS state award, was commended by By Mrs. Sharon school board members at their April 15 meeting. Wondering about your current orfutire relationships? 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AREA — On Thursday, April 29, 270 guests gathered at the Overlook v\ul Auxiliary annual spring luncheon held at Canoe Brook Country t The guests enjoyed speaker Carol Prisant, an antiques and collectibles -- . who spoke on the topic "Is it Real? Is it Valuable?" on You
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TRYING ON PINK — Amy Currie of Sum- m r T n « ,«. SHE WAS HOPING — Barbara Hughes of mit was trying on pink at the boutique as WHAT IT'S WORTH — Carol Prisant of- iNDECISION — Julie Vitton of Summit Murray Hill was hoping she'd win one of Marilyn Chambeau, also of Summit, fered valuable advice on antiques and ouldn't decide how many tickets to put in. the beautiful baskets at the luncheon. looked on. their value to luncheon attendees.
'STITCH IN TIME' — Audrey Poglioli of Long Branch, Car- ol Stokes of West Long Branch and Rosemarie Barat of Lit- . _ _ JG THE GUESTS — Lisa Tullock, the Overlook Gift tie Silver, from left, were selling handmade scarves from SPRING CELEBRATION — Maryclaire White of Chatham J.-~. Chair, and Carolyn Penwell of Summit were among the Stitch in Time boutique as part of the Overlook Auodl-
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ADMIRING THE ARTWORK — Nancy Kolm, the Overlook Hospital Aoilliai-y business, panager, Kyleann Ledebuhr, chair of Art at Overlook, Sharon Meola of New Providence, past auxiliary president, and Leslie Ereuzer of Summit, from left, admired the silent auc- PLEASE CHECK IN — Check-in volunteers included Pat Steadman of Summit, at left, Pat lion artwork on display. Looloian and Lee Wadelton of Twig #21. PAGE 5 - The Summit Herald and Berkeley Heights-New Providence Dispatch, Saturday, May 8,2004 The Highlands: New Jersey's last remaining jewel By GOV. JAMES E. percent of its lands are environmen- costs. If we do not act to preserve tected preservation area. In the with regional planning and a vibrant is sold for preservation. Farmers McGREEVEY tally sensitive; 370,000 acres of its the Highlands and its water supply, Preservation Area, there will be en- transfer of development rights pro- will receive land equity protections lands are forested; and over 30 of the the harm to the region and our state hanced environmental standards and gram, will provide for balanced and financial incentives for innova- Every generation finds itself with state's threatened or endangered will be severe and permanent. There an enhanced land preservation pro- housing and growth opportunities tive conservation and preservation an opportunity to accomplish some- species find suitable habitat there. will not be a chance to do this again. gram to protect drinking water and- that will benefit the New Jersey practices. thing that will truly define the quali- The Highlands is under threat, The water resources aren't just preserve open space. economy and housing market. In Over the past 15 years, the High- ty of life for generations to come. though, from population growth, de- important to New Jersey families. A drinking water protection and addition to the incentives provided lands have been studied twice by the Saving the Highlands and the drink- forestation and sprawl. Within the They are extremely important to the regional planning council with a ma- in the legislation, I would encourage U.S. Forest Service, the State Plan- ing water that serves four million five-year period between 1995 and state's economy. Major industries jority of county and local elected of- the Legislature to provide impact ning Commission, the Skylands residents is that opportunity for our 2000. the Highlands lost 17,000 and tens of thousands of jobs in the ficials will be established. Unlike fees as an additional growth incen- Task Force, and the Highlands generation. acres of forest and 8,000 acres of tourism, pharmaceutical and food the Pinelands' model, the council's tive for local municipalities. working group. The Highlands is New Jersey's farmland. - processing industries depend on authority will not have its own regu- Preserving the Highlands does Before I created the Highlands last remaining large expanse of pris- Growth pressures continue in the Highlands' water. There is High- latory powers and it will be prohibit- not mean an end to home rule or an Task Force, Governors Kean and tine mountain lakes and streams and region with the trend for land con- lands water in every Budweiser that ed from reviewing small housing end to economic development. It Florio had each created panels to unbroken forests. sumption expected to average 3,000 leaves the Newark bottling plant. projects. The council will work with does not mean that fanners will be propose initiatives to protect the The region has long been recog- acres every year. Improperly Highlands water drives the manu- local municipalities to create a re- unable to till their fields or that Highlands. nized for its most significant natural planned growth will increase pollu- facturing of foods at Goya and Kraft gional master plan to preserve natur- homeowners will have to go the The Task Force I created deliber- resource, drinking water. The major- tion and runoff and degrade our wa- Nabisco and life saving drugs from al resources and identify appropriate Highlands Council for permission to ated for six months and held multi- ity of the'state's reservoirs are in the ter supply. our pharmaceutical industry. development and re-development build porches or decks. These are ple public hearings. Senator Smith Highlands. According to a study by New Jer- The same large forested areas opportunities. myths spread by opponents who and Assemblyman McKeon have Highlands reservoirs possess 231 sey Public Interest Research Group, that supply Highlands' water make Under the legislation, the High- want to instill fear in order to con- held several public hearings billion gallons of storage capacity during the 1990's water quality de- the region a tourist destination for lands region will not be a "no tinue the status quo. throughout the Highlands. that yield 439 million gallons of wa- creased in one- third of our water- 22 million people a year, more than growth" area. No development The act does contain unprece- The public has voiced its over- ter a day. More than half of New ways as a result of sprawl. In fact, if visit Yellowstone National Park and moratorium or permit freeze is pro- dented steps to protect farmers and whelming support for bold and im- Jersey residents get their" drinking we don't preserve the water supply, Yosemite combined. posed. Redevelopment will be al- local residents. mediate action. The issue has been water from this area. the North Jersey District Water Sup- The Highlands Water Protection lowed and real incentives will be Special municipal assistance will studied enough. The choice to pro- The region also possesses the ply Authority estimates that in the and Planning Act would designate provided to support and encourage be available and the equity an owner tect our drinking water and our greatest diversity of natural re- next 50 years taxpayers will have to the most critical drinking water sup- appropriate economic development has in his land at the time the statute economy is before us. We must sources of any part of the state: 70 spend $30 billion in water treatment ply lands as an environmentally pro- and growth. These incentives, along is passed will be protected if the land seize it. The State We're In Who says one can't make a difference? By MCHELE S. BYERS ing toward medical school. With just Dismal-Harmony project, the North a semester of science and math Jersey Conservation Foundation was Precious open spaces have been courses at Wesleyan and summer left with roughly $18,000 as the preserved all over New Jersey, school at Columbia, he persuaded foundation of a revolving land fund thanks to the hard work, innovative the N.Y. State Commissioner of Ed- for additional purchases. Over the ideas and selfless service of many ucation that he would qualify for a past 35-plus years that fund has land conservation trailblazers. These pre-medical course requirement cer-' helped save more than 175,000 individuals and their stories and tificate, and successfully entered acres. contributions are as diverse as the Columbia's College of Physicians Another of Dr. Reisner's innova- ecology of this state we're in. and Surgeons in September 1946. - tions was to encourage businesses As members of this generation of He went on to a four-year intern- and corporations as partners for en- trailblazers move into their "golden ship and internal medicine residency vironmental preservation. Industry years," they are leaving the rest of us at St. Luke's Hospital in New York was generally seen as "the problem" a living legacy. Here is one individ- City and ultimately practiced inter- at the time, but Dr. Reisner argued ual's "conservation story." nal medicine in the Morristown area. that businesses — especially local Dr. David Johnson Reisner be- Dr. Reisner became involved in employers — had a vested interest came an active land conservationist land preservation in 1967 when a in raising the quality of life of their volunteer in 1970 and served as developer showed interest in a 77- employees by improving the envi- president of the New Jersey Conser- acre natural area along the Dismal ronment. vation Foundation from 1973 to and Harmony Brooks in Mendham Much of what is standard practice 1975. He died in Vermont last Feb- Township in Morris County. for NJCF and other land trusts today ruary at age 85. . Dr. Reisner organized his neigh- is thanks to Dr. Reisner's creativity. Like many conservation trail- bors to raise a deposit to buy the The full impact of his legacy is felt CLEAN-UP — Boys from Den 8 at Allen W. Roberts School in New Providence worked blazers, he was an avid hiker and ca- land, which became the first proper- in the wonderful land he helped pre- on their "Your Living World" achievement badges when they completed a local clean- noeist. Still, nothing in Dr. Reisner's ty acquired through New Jersey's serve, but his legacy runs through up project. From left are Mark Sullivan, Colin Carney, Miller Gorny and Jason professional life would hint at his new Green Acres program. Today, every special place saved with the Bradley. eventual devotion to open and natur- that land is part of the 146-acre Dis- help of a corporate contribution or al spaces. mal-Harmony Natural Area in the revolving land fund. He was an honors graduate of Highlands region. Who says one person alone can- Wesleyan University in Middle- The then-North Jersey Conserva- not make a difference? town, Conn, in June 1940 with an in- tion Foundation acted as the conduit Exhibitors being sought terdepartmental degree in social sci- for the transaction. Dr. Reisner con- Editor's note: Ms. Byers is direc- ences — the first of its kind at the vinced the trustees that this was the tor of the Far Hills-based New Jer- school. He went on to serve in next great opportunity for preserva- sey Conservation Foundation. She World War H, spending almost five tion they were seeking. NJCF was may be reached at 1-888-LAND- for the Lions health fair years in counter-intelligence in an fresh off its first success - establish- SAVE or via e-mail at info@njcon- infantry division overseas. ment of the Great Swamp Wildlife seryation.org, or visit NJCF's web- SUMMIT — The Summit Lions The Lions are seeking medical acknowledge and thank the Fenton Following the war, he counseled Area on land that had been proposed site at www.njconseiyation.org for Club is again sponsoring its free professionals and exhibitors who are family as well as the many dedicat- veterans in Columbia University's for an international jetport. information about conserving New health fair at the Summit YMCA interested in providing educational, ed, contributors who help make the admissions office and began work- After closing the books on the Jersey's land and natural resources. from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Sunday, wellness or screening opportunities many Summit Lions Club projects Sept. 26, and participants are being to the under-served in local commu- successful. sought for this year's event. nities. Although the Summit Lions For the past 78 years, volunteer This event premiered three years have previously concentrated on members of the Summit Lions Club ago. Last year's health fair was sup- screenings for vision and hearing, have made a commitment to reach ported by nearly 50 participating or- through their health fair they have out and serve the needy of their ganizations and practitioners and expanded their focus to include all community and have sponsored featured a variety of services from fields of health. Contact Lion Thorn community projects for the handi- free screenings for-vision, oral can- Brown at 973-376-4342 with your capped. cer, dental and bone density to a capabilities and interest as soon as "We Serve" is not only the Lions blood drive and finger printing for possible, as planning is underway motto, but also the club's definition ID purposes for the children. With and space is limited. and philosophy. For information 300 people in attendance, the health The 2004 fair will be made possi- about this project, including how to screening resulted in 60 referrals to ble in part through a bequest from become a sponsor, contact Lisa audiologjsts, ophthalmologists, den- the estate of Eugene Fenton. The James at 908-273-8150 or Chris tists and physicians. Summit Lions Club would like to Collins at 732-417-5315. Old Guard learns about gardening SUMMIT — Katharine Hadow, She will point out how these im- arboretum to provide environmental director of pubic information for ports directly affect gardens, the and horticultural education for the Reeves-Reed Arboretum in Summit, economy and surrounding wildlife area. The meeting at the New Provi- will talk to the Summit Area Old at the Old Guard's May 11 meeting. dence Municipal Center, 360 Elk- Guard about the invasion of New Ms. Hadow will tell Old Guard wood Ave., begins at 9:15 a.m. with Jersey gardens by imported plants. members about the mission of the coffee, followed by the regular meeting at 10 a,m. Ms. Hadow joined the Reeves- Summit W Herald Reed Arboretum in Summit in 2001. She earned an undergraduate degree Serving the community for more than 115 years in economics and political science NJN Publishing © 2004 from Yale University. A Penn Jersey Advance, Inc. Newspaper Following the Old Guard's regu- lar meeting, there will be Timely Topics discussion group that asks ART SHOW WINNERS — Seven New Providence High School students garnered Publisher/Editor Michael J. Kelly., 908-464-1025 the question, "What is the impact of awards in the 25th annual student art show hosted by the DuCret School of Art in Managing Editor Patricia E. Meola 908-464-1025 outsourcing our jobs abroad?" Plainfield. Their work is currently on display in the high school lobby. The DuCret Managing EdltorBarbara Rybolt 908-464-1025 All retired men are invited to at- show included 400 pieces, with work in photography, printmaking, painting, and col- Advertising Director Eileen Bickei 732-396-4404 tend the meetings of the Summit lage. Displaying the winning work with high school art teachers Denise Moser, Bill Circulation Manager Lewis King...... 908-464-1025 Area Old Guard at 10 a.m. on Tues- Vivona and department head Lynn Celler are prize winning student, from left, Lauren day mornings at the New Provi- Gardner with pastel, Jared Ferris with mixed media, Jared Jones with print, Hank dence Municipal Building. Park with drawing, Scott Erickson with dollage, Karen Jones with mixed media, and Meetings feature timely, thought- Ryan Muliane with painting. S8 Ss»& Street, Smt Frotidtme, if OWi provoking talks.
President ; .Thomas H. Krekel 908-782-4747 Ext 640 Senior V.R Operation ...Joseph Gioioso 908-575-6759 Gardeners enjoy annual arboretum plant auction Controller. Margaret M. Gerke 908-782-4747-Ext 670 SUMMIT — Gardeners are invit- The evening will include a live "For example, a person can find including local nurseries. Production Manager.,....Linda Zetterberg 908-575-6710 ed to enjoy the ambiance at A Gar- auction of interesting trees and an attractive assortment of plants for A $75 admission to the plant auc- den Evening, a fundraiser beginning shrubs. a dry shady area," said David S. tion also includes a buffet dinner and The Summit Herald (ISSN 527-077X) is published weekly for $20 per year at 6:30 p.m, on Friday, May 14, at At a silent auction bid on groups Daehnke, executive director of the open bar. Advance registration is re- in state and $25. per year out of state by Summit Independent Publishing, Reeves Reed Arboretum, 165. Ho- of plants arranged by the growing arboretum. Plants at the auction are quired. To register, or for informa- 80 South St., New Providence 07974. Periodical postage paid at New bart Ave. conditions in the garden. donated by friends of the arboretum, tion, call 908-273-8787. Providence, N.J. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to the: Summit Herald, 80 South St., New Providence, NJ 07974 St.. Teresa's. Early Childhood Center celebrates Week of the Young Child SUMMIT — St. Teresa's Early the neighborhood. bow heading down the street. circus performer; a Pajama Day and Circulation: 9O8-464-4ois • News: 908-464-1025 Childhood Center celebrated the Each class in the preschool car- Parents joined in the parade, Earth Day, when the preschoolers Advertising: 732-396-4404 •Classified: 1-800-472-0119 Week of the Young Child, April 18 ried a balloon of a different color, so which began a week of events that planted flowers in front of the to 24, with a balloon parade around the group looked like a giant rain- included a Circus Day with a real school at 306 Morris Ave. i PAGE 6 - The Summit Herald and Berkeley Heights-New Providence Dispatch, Saturday, May 8, 2004
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HADLEY AWAKD WINNER — John Schnedecker, the direc- tor of guidance at Summit High School, has been working with students in the YMCA's Black Achievers Program, for which he heads the scholarship committee. He was pre- sented with the Joseph P. Hadley Award in honor of his ef- forts as an adult volunteer working with youth. CARING ABOUT THE WELLBEING OF OTHERS — Keith Wilcox of Summit, pictured with his wife, Terri, has been volunteering in the Summit ¥ as a trainer in the fitness center for the past five years, where he helps members improve their overall health and well-be- ing. He received the Ken- neth W. Pearl Award for an priult volunteer working \v:ih adults.
LEADERS CLUB — Joe Marcihzyn, the Summit Y youth and teen direc- tor, is pictured with members of tht- Leaders Club, who volunteered at the event and de- signed, table ionter piece'.. From left were HIS 30-YEAR CAREER -r Tim Weidman, at right, the Sum- arc -Joanne Weijer. Kori mit YMCA president and CEO, was recognized for his 30- Devilii, -Je&hieu Qursa- year career with the YMCA, including 16 years as head of da, Anflren Reicliert, the Summit Area YMCA. He was congratulated by guests Anne Msirie (.iei\os and who included Jim Nadler, chair of the Summit Area YMCA Jess% lioard of Trustees • • .
'YOUTH OF THE YEAR' HONORS — Jeff Suell of Millbir-i, *h*> Sjir.sr.ii A-LH. YMCA Youth of the Year recipientp, , second from left,, was honored ffo r hiu*o work in .th.iiues Y"Y B aileradmu* l piu WITWITHH AA FOCUFOCUSS' O ONN OUTREACOUTREACH -- JaneJanett MauibeckMauibeck,, aatt leftleft,, ththee Summi Summitt AreArea YMCYMCAA CornCorn-- gram, Camp Cannundiis, Teen Camp and Leaders Club, as well as bis work in the commu- munitit y OtOutreachh DDirectori , chatteh d with Tyhesha Cromwelll , new director of Summit nity. Me was congratulated by his mother, Mary Mooney, brother Brian and father James. Youth Services (formerly the Ts Community Outreach Director) and John Schnedecker. PAGE 7 -The Summit Herald.and Berkeley Heights-New Providence Dispatch, Saturday, May 8, 2004 Alice Dickson Ball, 97, Obituaries Warren W* Desch, 75, former Summit resident ? civic leader^ champion was ardent volunteer Virginia *Gimny Militzer, of human rights
- Alice Dickson Ball, 97, a former tor and aided residents who needed of Berkeley Heights Warren W. Desch, 75, of in Morris County, assisting him with 30-year resident of Summit, died on special assistance. She was commit- Chatham Borough died on Monday, his legal defense and medical care. Friday, March 19,2004, in Medford ted to supporting human and civil Virginia '"Ginny" MUitzer (nee made for friends and relatives. Mrs. May 3,2004. A memorial gathering Mr. Desch was a civic leader in of congestive heart failure. rights organizations. She was also a Shipe), 75, died on Sunday, May 2, Militzer celebrated her 52nd wed- was held May 6 at the Wm. A. Chatham Borough, where he resided She was born Alice Bible in 1906 member of the John Muir Society of 2004, at her home in Berkeley ding anniversary on April 5 of this Bradley & Son Funeral Home in for more than 50 years. He coached in Hangchow (now Hangzou), China, the Sierra Club and the Katherine Heights. A memorial service was year. Chatham. Chatham's Little League Bears. An the daughter of Presbyterian mission- Ordway Society of the Nature Con- held on May 8 at the Paul Ippolito Surviving are her husband, Ken- Born on October 29,' 1928, in original member of the Chatham aries, and lived there for some time. servancy. Berkeley Memorial in Berkeley neth; a daughter, Deborah Killion of Men's Softball League, he was re- She loved China and vividly recalled Heights. Interment will be in Moorestown; a son, Douglas of New Newark, he was the only son of Wal- She was widowed twice. Her cently a coach for Emanon's team. her life there. In addition to English, husband of 42 years, William John Berkley, Mich. York City; and three grandchildren, ter Desch and Mildred Frelinghuy- Mr. Desch was an outspoken advo- Mrs. Ball grew up speaking Mandarin Dickson, was co-author with Fritz J. Born in Ferndale, Mich., Mrs. Alyssa, John HI and Billy Killion. sen. A high school athlete, he was a and the local dialect, some of which Roethlisberger of the pioneering Militzer graduated from Gem City Also surviving is her brother, Robert varsity member of the Irvington cate for lower taxes and lower mu- she remembered up to her death. Harvard-Western Electric study of Business College in Alton, HI., in Shipe of Brighton, Mich. High School football team. He nicipal spending. A member of the A graduate of Wellesley College, management, "Management and the 1949. She moved to Berkeley , The family would appreciate graduated from Union County Col- Atrium group, he attended monthly she earned a graduate degree in psy- Worker." He died in 1973. In 1974 Heights in 1963 and was active in memorial contributions sent to the lege with an associate degree in meetings at The Madison Hotel. chiatric social work from the Uni- she married Ralph H. Ball, a chemi- Girl Scouts during her early years Center for Hope Hospice, 176 Hussa electrical engineering. Mr. Desch was an avid horse race there, serving as community chair-, St., Linden 07036 or to the versity of Chicago. cal engineer, with Ceianese and Mr. Desch retired from Public fan and owner of many winning race long-time resident of Summit. Dr. man for several years. Myelodysplastic Syndromes Foun- Mrs. Ball moved to Summit in Service Electric & Gas after almost horses at The Meadowlands, Mon- 1957 from Downers Grove, 111., and Ball died in 1989. Proficient in crocheting, she was dation, P.O. Box 353, 36 Front St., 50 years as underground supervisor, mouth Park, Delaware Park and remained until 1988. In Summit, She is survived by her three chil- noted for the many afghans she Crosswicks NJ 08515. Philadelphia Park race tracks. she was active with the League of dren, Donald Dickson of Princeton, Elizabeth division. In later years, as Women Voters, with a strong interest Deborah Mahlman of Sacramento, consultant for First Energy, he pre- He was preceded in death by bis in water conservation and environ- Calif., and Barbara Stewart of Rose T.- Maluso9 77, dicted the recent Northeast Power wife, Patricia Desch (nee Richards) in mental issues. She was a volunteer Chapel Hill, N.C.; three stepdaugh- Grid failure. Mr. Desch was a 2000. Surviving are his daughter, for Meals on Wheels and, from its ters, Flora Davis of Princeton, Bar- long-time Summit resilient teacher throughout his career, train- Lynn Strasko; a granddaughter, inception, the adult day care center bara Menig of Malvern, Pa., and ing workers on power line service Gillian Andreasen; and a great grand- established by SAGE. In Downers Ann Healy of Stroudsburg, Pa.; a Rose T. Maluso, 77, died on Sr., she was the mother of Charles maintenance. son, Colin Andreasen, all of Chatham. Grove, she was the first woman sister, Barbara Baker" of Santa Rosa Thursday, April 29, 2004, at Over- Maluso and his wife, Marie Marshie, He was a humanitarian leader, re- He is also survived by his companion, elected to the school board and Calif.; five grandchildren; seven look Hospital in Summit. A funeral of Summit, LuAnn McGhee and her ceiving citations and awards from Patricia Klimek of Bedminster. served several terms. She continued step-grandchildren; five great- from Paul Ippolito Summit Memori- husband, Rick, of Bridgewater, Pa- PSE&G for saving co-workers' lives. Contributions in his memory may her volunteer activities at Medford grandchildren; and 11 step-great al was held May 3, followed by a fu- tricia Mishaw and her husband, Also a champion of human be made to the St. Jude Children's Leas, where she was a friendly visi- grandchildren. neral mass at St. Teresa of Avila Andy, of Delaware, and the late Research Hospital, 501 St. Jude Church, also in Summit. rights, he recently served as execu- Michael Maluso Jr.; and sister of Place, Memphis TN 38105. Born in Huntington, Pa., Mrs. Tomasina Boyle and the late Frank tor and guardian for a jailed invalid Ruth C. Taylor, 82, Maluso had lived in Summit the past Gentile Sr. Mrs. Maluso is also sur- 75 years. vived by her grandchildren, West, She worked as a cafeteria worker Austin, Connor and Jared Mishaw, William J. Severino, 69, former Summit resident for Ceianese Corp. in Summit for eight and Shannon and Kaitlyn McGhee. years before her retirement in 1988. Memorial donations in Mrs. Summit Bank courier Ruth C. Taylor, 82, a. former onship and the Governor's Cup, and Mrs. Maluso was a member of Maluso's memory may be made to Summit resident, died on Friday, was once runner-up for the Women's the Rosary Society of St. Teresa of the Polycystic Kidney Disease William J. Severino, 65, died on Heights and Summit for 12 years, April 23,2004, in Sarasota, Fla. Club Championship. Avila Church in Summit Foundation, 9221 Ward Parkway - Friday, April 30, 2004, at Overlook retiring in 1998. j Mrs. Taylor was born in Jersey Mrs. Taylor is survived by her Wife of the late Michael Maluso Suite 400, Kansas City, MO 64114. Hospital in Summit. A funeral from City in 1921 to the late Elizabeth husband, Harry A. Taylor Jr., and by the Paul Ippolito Berkeley Memori- Surviving are his son, Frank Sev- al was held on May 4, followed by and Paul Celler. She lived most of four sons, Harry A. Ill of Charlotte, erino of Pohatcong; daughters Rose- the funeral mass hi Little Flower marie Severino of Oxford, Joanne her life in New Jersey, residing in N.C., James T. of Summit, Richard Dorothy May Cahoonf 99, Church, also in Berkeley Heights. Ingato of Stirling and Mary Celebre South Orange, Summit and Morris- R. of Seattle, Wash., and Kenneth S. Interment was in St. Teresa's Ceme- of Toms River; and brothers Frank town before moving to Sarasota in of Bedminster Township. Also sur- trio musical performer tery, Summit. Severino of Florida and Ronald Sev- 1989. viving are a sister, Betty C. Warner, Born hi Garwood, he lived in erino of South Plainfield. He is also An employee of the Metropolitan of California and seven grandchil- Dorothy May Cahoon. 99, died A member of the Massachusetts Florida for 20 years before moving survived by his grandchildren, Amy, Life Insurance Company, she retired dren. * on -Friday, April 30, 2004, at the and New Hampshire Poetry Society, to Berkeley Heights 15 years ago. Frank, Maria, William, John, Nicole Berkeley Heights home of her she was also.a member of the Musi- after 14 years of service. Mrs. Taylor Memorial contributions may be Mr. Severino worked as a courier and Santino; and great-grandchil- daughter, Natalie. A memorial ser- cal Belles, a professional trio that was an avid golfer and a member of for Summit Bank in Berkeley dren Armand, Bruce and Dimitri. made in her name to the American vice was held in Everett, Mass., at performed in the Boston area. Baltusrol Golf Club and TPC Cancer Society or Hospice of South- Grace Episcopal Church, arranged Wife of the late Reginald Cecil 9 Prestancia, of Sarasota, Fla., where west Florida, 5955 Rand Boulevard, by the William R. Dangler Funeral Cahoon, she is survived by her Mary Ellen 'Meg LeBIanc, she won the Senior Club Champi- Sarasota FL 34238. Home in Summit. daughter, Natalie Cahoon, and a son, Born in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Frederic Cahoon; two grandchil- Canada, she lived in Maiden, Mass., dren, Shelagh Malnerich and homemaker, volunteer Archibald Bonner Munn for many years before moving to Matthew Cahoon; and two great- Mary Ellen "Meg" LeBlanc (nee A member of St. Teresa of Avila f Berkeley Heights four years ago. grandchildren. Gallegly), 92, died on Friday, April Church in Summit, she was also a Mrs. Cahoon earned a teaching 30, 2004, at Arbors Care Center in member of the Christ Child Society. degree from the Helix Conservatory Donations in Mrs. Cahoon's a retired- sales director Manchester. A memorial mass was Mrs. LeBlanc was a volunteer for of Music and a business degree from name may be made to SAGE, 50 De Fisher College in Cambridge, Mass. Forest Ave., Summit 07901. offered May 5 at St. Barnabas Ro- SAGE in Summit and Meals on Archibald Bonner "Sandy" Munn for 34 years before his retirement in man Catholic Church in BayviEe. Wheels. HI, 68, died on Sunday, April 25, 1999. Arrangements were by the Timothy Preceded in death by_ her hus- 2004, at his home in Summit. A A U.S. veteran, Mr. Munn served Dr* Toufic '--Bourcherit, E. Ryan Home for Funerals in Toms band, William J., in 1985, she is sur- memorial service was held April 30 as "a sergeant in the Army from 1955 River. vived by her daughters, Mary Ellen at Central Presbyterian Church in through 1958. He was a former retired anesthesiologist Born in Natchez, Miss., she was a Thole of Beachwood and Martha Summit, with arrangements by the member of the La Grange Country long-tune resident of Summit before Beyerlein of Rockville, Md.; eight William R. Dangler Funeral Home, Club in Illinois. Toufic Bourcherit died Tuesday, Mount Sinai Hospital in New York moving to Toms River four years ago. grandchildren and nine great-grand- also in Summit. Husband of Victoria (nee Speni), April 27,2004, at his home in Sum- City. Mrs. LeBlanc was a homemaker. children. Born in Bryn Mawr, Pa., Mr. he was the father of Margaret M. mit. A memorial service was held Dr. Bourcherit was an anesthesi- Munn lived in Montclair and in O'Meara of La Grange, JJ]., and April 30 at the Beacon Hill Club in ologist for 18 years at Summit Anes- Western Springs, III., before moving Todd W. of New Providence and Summit, arranged by the William R. thesia Associates before retiring a Lucille J." La Magna, 88, to Summit many years ago. brother of Barbara Kitchin of Towa- Dangler Funeral Home. year ago. Born in Algiers, Algeria, he Surviving are his wife, Vivian He attended Fairleigh Dickinson co, and he is also survived by five moved to Summit many years ago. (nee Braun); daughters Julie and worked at Kemper University in Madison and Sophis grandchildren. Dr. Bourcherit was a 1967 gradu- Cassandra Boucherit; sisters Nadia University in Tokyo, Japan. Memorial donations in Mr. ate of the University of Bensancon Siada and Hassiba Addadi; and a Lucille J. La Magna, 88, died on Mrs. La Magna worked as a su- Mr. Munn was a sales director Munn's name may be made to At- Medical School in France. He com- brother, Farid. Friday, April 30, 2004, at the Victo- pervisor in the audit billing depart- with the North American Packing lantic Home Care & Hospice, 33 pleted his residency at Hackensack Donations in Dr. Bourcherit's ria Manor Nursing Home in North ment for Kemper Insurance Co. in Corp. in Dayton, where he worked Bleeker St., Millburn 07041. University Medical Center and a fel- memory may be made to the Over- Cape May. A funeral was held from Summit for 25 years, retiring in 1981. lowship hi critical care, attending look Hospital Foundation, 36 Upper the Paul Ippolito Summit Memorial Preceded in death by her hus- physician and anesthesiologist at Overlook Road, Summit. on May 3, followed by the funeral band, Frank La Magna, she is sur- mass celebrated at St. Teresa of Avi- vived by her daughter, Maria La la Church, also in Summit. Magna of North Cape May; a son, I ACES F Charles C* Van Buskirk, Born in Newark, she lived in Anthony La Magna of Bloomfield; Summit for 45 years before settling seven grandchildren; and seven was a ©Summit resident in Wildwood Crest eight years ago. great-grandchildren. Charles C. Van Buskirk, 81, died Summit for more than 40 years. on Wednesday, May 5, 2004, at Mr. Van Buskirk was a truck dri- Mary E. Moroney, 89, Overlook Hospital in Summit. A fu- ver with the Millburn Sanitation De- neral mass was offered on May 7 at partment for more than 30 years be- St. Teresa of Avila Church in Sum- fore retiring in 1987. lifelong Summit resident mit, following visitation at the Paul He is survived by his wife Ippolito Summit Memorial. The Pauline (nee Caparaso); and chil- Mary E. Bystrak Moroney, 89, teria supervisor at Overlook Hospi- committal service was private. dren Sharon and Robert Van died on Wednesday, May 5,2004, at tal in Summit many years ago. She Born in Millburn, he lived in Buskirk, both of Summit. her home in Summit. A funeral ser- loved to needlepoint. Trtpity Peitticostal vice was held on May 10 from the Wife of the late Thomas P. Mo- |cf c1 Covenant Presbyterian Church Bradley-Brough Funeral Home, roney and mother of the late Leon Holiness Fellowship ^BEE^tiO^ Summit. Interment was in St. Tere- Bystrak, she is survived by many Cranford, N.J. 291 Parsonage Hill Road $ 8nsta9S Own a Rainbow Play Set sa's Cemetery, also in Summit. nieces and nephews, and by a dear for as Low as $899 908-272-6788 Short Hills S9 Born in Summit, she lived in the friend, Maryanne W. Thayer. Rev. Frank Sforza, Pastor exp. 5/31/04 11:30 a.m. Sunday School 100's of Chemical Free same home her entire life. Messages of condolences may 6:30 p.m. Sunday Evening Worship 973-467-8454 Redwood-Red Cedar be sent to www.bradleyfuneral- ^ 7:30 Wed. 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Last Wednesday To Advertise of each month Quality Portraits To reach the staff We Welcome You! Call Christine The Rev. Dr. Wayne Dreyman est.1984 The Rev. Andrea Walker of the Herald-Dispatch, www.stjohnssummit.org 908-894-1082 191 Mill Lane ° Mountainside, NJ 1-800-565-0240 dial 908-464-1025 PAGE 8 -The Summit Herald and Berkeley Heights-New Providence Dispatch, Saturday, May 8, 2004 By ART POLAKOWSKI Knoll's 4 X 16 unit also checked in under the former stan- New Providence wound up fifth in the team scoring, with dard via its second-place finish. the Lady Pioneers claiming a first place in the (two-girl) pol- AREA - A week after it just missed qualifying for the fi- For these four Summit runners to post such times in dis- evault event. Liz Masucci and Molly Graepel combined forija nal day's action at the Penn Relays, Summit High School's 4 tance races scarcely an hour apart is, clearly, a tribute to their 15-foot height, Masucci has cleared 8-6 this spring. J X 800-meter quartet of Caroline Mannaerts, Alisa Stern, ability.Now consider that three of them - Mannaerts, Stern, The NP gals scored in seven events, including the 4 X Clare Needham, and Samantha Lee won that event at the and Lee - likewise paced Summit to another gold medal in 400, the 4 X 1600, the shuttle hurdles, the intermediate hut- Union County Relays, held last Saturday at Plainfield High the distance medley race. LaToya Simpson was the fourth dies, the javelin, and the discus. Senior Sara Whiting, whojg School's stadium facility. member of that relay unit. reached 103 feet with the disc this season, paced New Prov- Needham, Stem, Lee, and Mannaerts (handling the baton The three first-place Finishes enabled Summit to finish idence in the throws. *• in that sequence) clocked in with a 10:00.2 time to finish second overall in the team standings, behind Westfield Berkeley Heights wound up eighth in team scoring, will well ahead of second-place Westfield. * Coach Adam Fern's squad scored in nine of the 15 events Governor Livingston's top-notch shuttle relay unit claiming Yet these same four Lady Hilltoppers rendered an even all told. The Hilltoppers placed in the highjump and the county crown. That quartet of Chrissy McCurdy, Veeja more impressive performance in the 4 X 1600 race. This tal- longjump relays, each of which is a three-girl competition. Venkatachalam, Laura Ronner, and Teresa Cavallaro ented quartet registered a 22:08.3 while winning the event, Summit was third in the discus, fifth in the javelin and 4 X fir shattering the previous meet record by 25 seconds! Oak 400, and sixth in the 4 X 200. (Continuedfrom Page 9)
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{Continued from Page 8) .' - es in the 4 X 800 and sprint medley events. Lee and Stern each posted second-place finishes when the The Summit girls needed to bounce back on just two days checked in with a 66.9 clocking, their best performance yet IHC Meet, held at Randolph High School, concluded rest for this week's Iron Hills Conference Championship Wednesday. Samantha was just edged out by Mount Olive's this season. Meet. As the IHC's only Union County school, the Hilltop- Nicole Qiiagriano t the finish of the 800, Summit's prize McCurdy is a junior who'll be an individual contender for a Distance pers were at somewhat of a disadvantage in that regard. frosh nailing a 2:24.1 time. Stern, a senior, was second in the Union County crowns in both the intermediate hurdles and The abbreviated recuperation may have taken its toll on 3200, where she ran for a 11:39.4 clocking. highjump. Chrissy's run a 66.1 in the 400-meter hurdles race, the distance runners, yet those events still accounted for 41 of Needham (11:46.3) and Mannaerts (12:21.7) finished fifth and she's cleared 5-0 in the highjump. 'girls star the 64 points Summit scored. and sixth, respectively in that event. ; GL also scored last weekend in the 4 X 800, the interme- Snaring the headlines for the Hilltoppers in Tuesday's seg- diate hurdles, the highjump, and the javelin. ment of the meet was Lee, a freshman possessing the poten- For Mannaerts, who's consistently under 12 minutes in the Oak Knoll School wound up 10th in the points standing, for Summit tial to be one of the premier distance competitors Summit's 3200, it wasn't the best of meets, but this senior, who's been the Royals' highlight effort coming in that 4 X 1600-meter ever owned Samantha won the 1600-meter race with a a featured distance competitor in Summit's program since her race where their 22:28.7 time was better than the prior coun- 5:22.1 clocking for the metric mile, an event where three of freshman year, did add some points from an unexpected ty record. The OKS girls also scored in the 4 X 800 and dis- track squad Summit's runners placed in the top five. Stern was third in source. Caroline cleared 6-6 in the polevault, which was tance medley. 5:25.2 time, while Mannaerts (5:26.9) finished fifth. good enough for second place. Kent Place School earned 4 points with fifth-place finish-
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Memorial Tournament,' a Taking ing at a meeting of the governing body of the Borough of New Providence, in the County of Union, state of New While the vibrant autumn shades of red, yel- third-year event in which neers are certainly set at the top of their rotation ijersey, an May 3,2004. It will be further considered for final passage after public hearing thereon, at a meeting of with Wargo. line governing body to be held at the Council Chambers, in She Borough of May 24,2004 at 8:00 o'clock, p.m. Dur- low, and orange surround Lieder Field, the foot- the Pioneers haven't en- ing the week prior to and up to and including the dale of such meeting, copies of the full ordinance will be avail- ball team has been striving to win a state champi- joyed much success. The Tony was a first-team All-County and All-Area able at no cost and during regular business hours at the Clerk's office for the members of the general public who Pioneers shall request the same. The summary of the terms of such bond ordinance follows: onship for the first time since 1989, a stretch dur- Pioneers have beaten pitcher a year ago. The recipient of a Division I schol- ing which the gridders have reached the title Union Catholic (twice), arship to continue his baseball career at Rutgers, War- litle: "Bond Ordinance Providing far Various Capital Improvements of the Borough of New Providence, in the County of Union, New Jersey, Appropriating the Aggregate Amount of S1,620,450 Therefor and Authorizing the Is- round eight times. As the weather turns frigid and Brearley, Somerset Tech, go owns a 4-0 mound mark so far this season. suance of S1,539,427 Bonds or Notes of the Borough to finance Part of the Cost Thereof." harsh, the enthusiasm shifts indoors where the Watchung Hills, Although the Pioneers graduated just two play- Purpose(s): basketball team remains ever so close to recaptur- Manville, North Plain- ers (Umetsu, Andrew Flavin) from last season's ing past glories. And finally spring returns, where field, Roselle Park, and - 18-8 ballclub, they have faced some setbacks this Estimated Appropriation Maximum Amount the re-emergence of verdant fields in New Provi- gaining a huge measure spring. Morison, NP's second baseman, was side- and Estimated of Bonds or Period of dence is not the only constant that people here in of redemption - Summit lined by mononucleosis and missed the first sev- Purpose Cost Notes Usefulness our town attribute to the season. That's because in a first-round game of en games. Piech, a mainstay in the pitching rota- a) Public Works Department the NPHS baseball program has created a tradi- the Union County Tour- tion since his sophomore year, has encountered tion of success existing virtually since the high rotator cuff discomfort that's limited his mound cipal Center nament. That 7-3 victory /arious improvements, including the school opened nearly a half-century ago. also provided evidence deployment. instaiiation of a new carpet and new the Pioneers are breaking countertops, the acquisition of a New Providence is a baseball town, and the By DAVE Plus the team was dealt a significant blow in security system and video camera sports community has always supported this pro- out of their hitting slump. mid-March when Jevin Torres, a second-team and improvements to the conference SASSAROLI room including ali word and gram with considerable enthusiasm. Twice Pio- This season's squad is All-Area player last season, was deemed ineligi- materials necessary therefor and neer baseball teams have gone the distance to win by all means a veteran mmfiKiiiiiiMiimiimnimmmmmble due to academic reasons. incidental thereto. $136,311 $129,496 5 years state championships, a Group II title back in 1976 group. Of the dozen or so Other than Wargo, the 2004 New Providence Senior Center and a Group I crown in 1998. The latter ballclub athletes who comprise NP's core group, junior High School baseball team does not possess the [various Improvements, including ^replacement of the roof of the Bus was under the guidance of Coach Tom Beck Chris Tafel and sophomore Chris Savarese are the sort of high-profile 'stars' who've headlined {Garage Building and parking tot only guys who weren't seeing at least semi-regu- NPHS teams in the past. On a given day, any ^improvements, including all who's been with the program 22 years, 9 as an as- Kvorts and materials necessary sistant and 13 at the helm. lar varsity action a year ago. player can step up and get that extra-base hit with fiherefor and incidental thereto 350,484 547,960 15years The players representing New Providence on And Tafel has surely represented one of the runners on the corners, or slip a strike-three by an Public Works Yard the baseball diamond this 2004 campaign believe brighter lights in the hitting department, punctuat- opposing batter to end the inning, Various improvements, including they can put a third state championship award into ed by his 4-for-5 afternoon at the plate in last Sat- "Success is sweetest when no one takes the ihe replacement of garage doors, including four 12' doors and one 24' our high school's trophy case. urday's UCT victory. Savarese has emerged as the credit," reflected Coach Beck, and this columnist door and improvements to the . So far, the team's chances appear promising, NP closer. would surely agree with him. Good Luck, Pio- Utility Building and truck wash center including all work and materials considering the squad has accumulated a 9-2 The ballclub contains six seniors - Tony War- neers, on what already appears to be a very suc- necessary therefor and record even though it hasn't collectively per- go, Mike Gironda, Mike Morison, Chris Flock- cessful season. ncidental thereto $137,322 $130,456 15 years formed well at the plate - with the team batting hart, Greg Piech, and Drew Cattano - along with Equipment average hovering around .200 throughout April. four juniors - Joe Mellusi, Corey Cattano, Scott Editor's note: Dave is a junior at New Provi- Acquisition of various equipment, deluding the replacement of a New Providence's two losses were to Summit Savarese, and the aforementioned Tafel. Although dence High School. tapper, a backhoe, a pick-up ruck and a mason dump truck, iduding all related costs ind expenditures incidental hereto $222,138 $211,031 5yeare Lacrosse unit primed for tourney tests Murray Hill Station Improvements to the Fioral Avenue 19th. In the first eight min- 1, Westfield 18-5, St. Elizabeth's 18-5, Morris- marking and meter system, including SUMMIT - The perfect season for Kent Place ill work and materials necessary School lacrosse still remains elusive. However, de- utes, Kent Place was town-Beard 16-9, and Newark Academy 15-3. lerefor and incidental thereto $25,241 $23,979 15 years spite what's actually a slightly disappointing 9-3 launching a major attack It's The The players are looking forward to the upcom- :) Computers and Networking record, the team is showing stellar effort and per- and scored five goals. How- ing Prep State Tournament where they are the Acquisition of various computers and formance. ever, Ridge picked up its Place fourth-seeded contingent. Kent Place will open the networking systems, including desktops, police mobile computers, This KPS squad comprises a group of exception- game, and Kent Place tourney against Peddle, and a victory would send jrinters, upgrade the phone system the Lady Dragons against undefeated md the network and provide ally reliable veterans and a few underclassmen who seemed to be lagging and ixtemal connections to Borough Hall, have proven to be up-and-coming players. But the missing crucial connec- Lawrencevilie. The latter was actually seeded iduding all related costs and ahead of Oak Knoll, the state's number-two team, jxpenditures incidental thereto and team still has some weaker aspects that kept these tions. urther including ali work and materials athletes from defeating top-ranked opponents such Granted, those three but Lawrencevilie isn't included in the Star-Ledger lecessary therefor and incidental rankings because it can use post-graduates. [hereto. $84,613 $80,382 5 years as Oak KnoE and Mountain Lakes. opponents are great teams Back when this writer put together a lacrosse with much depth, but each And, of course, there's a possibility of a rematch ii Engineering Department against Oak Knoll in the Prep championship round. Acquisition of a digital scanner/ preview column in March, the players were gearing match-up could have gone hotter, including all related costs up for what they hoped would be an undefeated, either way. However, de- Without a doubt, this Kent Place team is carried and expenditures incidental on the shoulders of an elite group of seniors, most thereto. $30,291 $28,776 5 years miracle season. The big test would be against Oak spite this fact, the losses Knoll - a match-up that has served as a perennial came as a surprise to many of whom are three or four-year varsity veterans. rt Recreation Department people. Bird, Keating, Jacqueline Altieri, Carey Roach, Various improvements, including heartbreaking loss each of the past four years. The resurfacing the Oakwood Park Kent Place girls - especially the seniors - swore the "It wasn't about pur Carolyn Shea, and Jessica Conway encompass this parking area and replacement By TRACY 12fh-grade crew. of Shelter House roofs - Oakwood result would be different this season. team letting up in terms of lennis courts, including all work The fan turnout for that mid-April match was intensity, but it was just a CHUNG Yet as Bird, the KPS center, points out "There and materials necessary therefor is no doubt our class' graduation will be a loss for and incidental thereto. unprecedented, and both sides played with high in- matter of being unable to $25,100 $23,845 15 years tensity and heart. Unfortunately for Kent Place, our score as the clock wound-^mmmtimmmmmmmmm the program, but next season will not be a 'rebuild- Fire Department team was defeated, 10-9, hi double overtime. down," captain Bridget Keating explained. ing year.' There are a few key juniors who will step Replacement of a ladder truck, "Oak Knoll has an amazing team this year, as The players hope that for the rest of their regular up, and our underclassmen have good skills and including all related costs and they've had the past several seasons," KPS star season, they can maintain a winning streak. Oppo- speed. Experience may be a lacking component, xpenditures incidental thereto. $782,530 $743,403 10 years Courtney Bird reflected. "Obviously, the loss was nents such as Rutgers Prep, Pingry, Villa Walsh, but anything can happen on the lacrosse field."- ) Emergency Management disappointing and disheartening, but I'm proud of Whippany Park, and Montclair Kimberley Acade- There's still a lot of lacrosse to be played - near- Acquisition of an emergency AM radio station and a trailer the way both sides played that day." my are foes the Lady Dragons will attack with de- ly a month's worth considering the State Finals tor emergency equipment, Another disheartening result occurred this past termination and aggressiveness. aren't until June 5th. Kent Place squad's is still for including all related costs and expenditures incidental Monday, yet again it was to an opponent ranked Nevertheless, while the athletes believe their record cused and hungry. Expect to see some unparalleled [hereto. $22,718 $21,582 15 years among the state's 'Top-10' teams by the Star- should be better, Kent Place is still ranked among New results from this remarkable team. i) Police Department .- Ledger. On a cold rainy afternoon hi Mountain Jersey's 'Top-20' teams (16th this week). Their victo- Acquisition of various equipment, Lakes, the Lady Dragons just did not have their A- ries have provided emphatic statements as to the speed ncluding a time management system, the replacement of guns, game and lost to the Lakers by a 6-3 score. and skill of this year's squad. Editor's note: Tracy is a senior at Kent Place holsters and other related The most unexpected loss was to Ridge on April For example, KPS defeated Blair Academy 15- School in Summit. equipment and the acquisition of a new electronic speed sign with message board, including all related costs and expenditures incidental thereto. $41,902 $39,807 15 years Linksters emerging as elite contingent South Gate Road Improvements to South Gate Road, 1 three days a week at the Canoe. including replacement of curbing SUMMIT - Although the squad sistent and work together very R y a n md paving, including all work and is comprised primarily of under- well." Cockren, Brook County Club during most of Tiateriais necessary therefor and classmen, Oratory's golf team's had With 13 golfers in all, including a each of Rambling March. Although there's less course ncidental thereto. $58.710 10 years no trouble distinguishing itself dur- number of 2003 returnees, this year's whom is time available for practice once, TOTALS S1.539.427 ing this 2004 season. Directed by squad is among the largest Oratory averaging On their schedule began, many of the Appropriation: $1,620,450 veteran Coach Kevin Mahoney, has fielded participation-wise. between players have continued to perfect 41 and 42 their skills, at other clubs or nearby - Bonds/Notes Authorized: $1,539,427 who's helmed the program since Mahoney declined to name cap- 1997, the Rams currently possess an tains this season, citing the fact at the mo- courses in their free time. 1 Qrants Appropriated: N/A impressive 13-1 record. nearly all the top players are under- ment. The "Even though we might be play- Section 20 Costs: $16,800 Encouraged by their victories classmen. However, it's evident lineup's ing five days a week (combining obvious matches and practice), a lot of the Useful Life: 9.47 years and recent accomplishments, Orato- these athletes are a proficient and ry's golfers have gained a momen- accomplished group with leadership depth has guys are still putting in addition time Wendi B. Barry, Cler tum that could carry them to an throughout the roster. given Ora- on their own," Mahoney enthused. This Notice is published pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:2-17. even greater level of success before Among the leading golfers are tory a huge Of course, the team also traveled advantage south during the school's Easter va- The Dispatch: May 5, 2004 the campaign concludes. sophomores Steven Suarez and "This is one of the strongest golf Michael Lepri, both of whom are in its cation, as has been the tradition for 429 x.25 = $107.25 teams our school has possessed," averaging slightly over 40 (per matches. several years now. The golfers spent notes Coach Mahoney, who also nine-hole match). The other regu- Cur- most of that week in Myrtle Beach, BOROUGH OF NEW PROVIDENCE South Carolina, where they played 36 ORDINANCE 2004-05 guides Oratory's varsity swim pro- lars include senior A.J. Restaino, ju- rently By PATRICK gram. "The guys are incredibly con- nior. Ken Suarez, and sophomore ranked holes every day. Such an excursion "AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOROUGH OF NEW PROVIDENCE, COUNTY OF UNION, STATE OF NEW KENNEDY also serves to build a sense of cama- PROVIDENCE, COUMTY OF UNION, STATE OF NEW JERSEY, AMENDING ZONING ORDINANCE DEFINI- 20th in the TION - FLOOR AREA RATIO {FAR)" State by wamtMMKBMmiHmmmaWMmBxm raderie among the athletes, while keeping them focused on the sport. BEIT ORDAINED by ihe Mayor and Council of the Borough of New Providence, in the County of Union and State the Star- 3f New Jersey, as follows: Ledger, this team has claimed some Mahoney's teams have won over SECTION 1. Section 310-10 (Schedufeli ) of Article IV of Chapter 310 of the Code of the Borough of New Prov- recognition for its excellence. The 100 matches during his eight sea- idence is amended to read as follows: guys have been focused since pre- sons in charge, which explains why Amend Schedule II! by adding floor area (FAR} standard to the R-1, R-2, R-3, fl-4 and O-R zones respectively as season practice began in March, as the Rams are now being regarded as follows: they sought to build off last year's a 'Top-20' program. In addition to FAR* R-1 0.225 Helen Kish & Other Distinguished Designers accomplishments. maintaining that stature through the Pius Meet Doll Castle Mem Editor: The Rams have scored key victo- remainder for the campaign, these R-2 0.25 ries against such opponents as Im- guys are also determined to qualify R-3 0.275 Dorita Mottensen maculata, New Providence, and for the 'Tournament of Champions.' R-4 Governor Livingston. While after A young team with an ambitious finishing as the runner-up team in agenda, this Oratory golf contingent Single Family 0.275 both the State Prep and NJSIAA is certainly putting its mark on the Two Family 0.275 Parochial B Tournaments last 2004 spring season. O-R spring, their goal is to win both those events this season. Editor's note: Pat is a senior at ResidentJal'Single Family 0.275 The Oratory golfers practiced Oratory Prep in Summit. Residential Two Family 0.275 Non-Residential 0.35 Soccer Club holds try-outs Hotel 0.5 'Does not include basement or attic space ; BERKELEY HEIGHTS — On 1997. at Passaic River Park on SECTION If. Each clause, section or subsection of this ordinance shall be deemed a separate provision to tne in- Saturday, May 22, the Berkeley Springfield Avenue. tent that if any such clause, section or subsection should be declared invalid, the remainder of the ordinance shal I not be affected. Heights Youth Soccer Club will hold SECTION 111. All ordinances or parts of ordinances inconsistent with this ordinance are hereby repealed as to the its annual try-outs for its travel soc- For information, call 908-665- astent of such inconsistency. SECTION IV. This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon adoption and publication according to law. From Collectibles to"Playmate s • cer program, for boys and girls born 9240, or 908-665-9044, or visit between Aug. 1, 1990 and July 31, bhysc.home.att.net/tryouts.html. NOTICE OF INTRODUCTION I, Wendi B. Barry, Borough Clerk of the Borough of New Providence, do hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance .vas introduced on first reading at a regular meeting of Ihe Borough Council held on Monday, May 3,2004, anc said ordinance will be submitted for consideration and final passage at a regular meeting to be held on Monday, May 24,2004, at 8:00 p.m., in the Municipal Center, 360 Elktvood Avenue, New Pkmience, New Jsraey, at which lime and place any person who may be interested therein will be given an opportunity to be heard concerning said ordinance. During the week prior to and including the date of such meeting, copies of said ordinance will be made ream available at the Clerk's Office in said Municipal Center, to the members of the general public who shall reques- same. Wendi B Barr* Borough Clerfc Date: May 4,2004 Cape Cod $2,500 tOOOff The Dispatch: 5/8/04 180 x.25 = $45.00 56 W. 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First, light household chores. call tiie Federal Trade THERAPIST- Entertainment PART TIME Please call 973-514-1311 Commission to find out CHT: or shoulder and Progressive Savings Industry how to spot work-at-home hand experience. Fax Re- Bank seeks personable schemes. 1-877-FTC- sume to: CLEANERS Seeking Candidates To Work and motivated individual HELP. A message from for a part -time wanted. Local co. seeks In Background Scenes for NJN PubSslingaadthe FTC. 732-923-1707 experienced people for Featured Films. No Exp/ Teller/Clerk position in part lime positions. You Age/Looks Required. Up To the Berkeley Heights Of- must have a car. Eves. $250/DAY 1-800834-3259 LIFEGUARD A-1 Opportunity fice. Training will be & some days available. Sat. & Sun. for Garden provided for this posi- Floor care people Pool Snack Bar tion. EXP. HELP Apt. Complex, must be certi- needed as well. 908-. fied. Apply New England Vil- SUMMIT 851-9075. ; FOR ELDERLY WOMAN. lage, 105 New England Attendants FEDERAL SAVINGS Sat. & Sun. Ref.'s. Ave., Summit, 908-273- Seasonal position AN EQUAL Call 908-364-0021 0488 9am-3pm weekdays. No Experience Necessary OPPORTUNITY HOST F/T & P/T Positions EMPLOYER Work PT, earn $200. to; Looking for a Federal or Call Canoe Brook TELEPHONE: $400. weekly. Suzanne FREE Postal Job? What looks Country Club 9084644860 for info, at 973-763-3027. like the ticket to a se- 908-277-0100 Julianne Breznak REAL ESTATE cure job might be a scam. For Information, SEMINAR call the Federal Trade Commission, toll-free, 1- $$Unemployed?? Take charge of your fu- 877-FTC-HELP, or visit AFFORDABLE HEALTH- ture by learning about www.ftc.gov. A message CARE! S59.S7/month your new profitable ca- from NJN Publishing and medical claims per Family. No limita- reer with Weichert Real- the FTC. from home! Use your own tions. All Pre-existing PART TIME tors! You can earn your computer! Find out how • Conditions OK. Call real estate license in just LUXURY CONF. to spot a medical billing United Family! (800) 250-2095 X1075 VETERINARY a few weeks. We offer $240k+ 1st jr pott Co. Training scam from the Federal free education, mentor- 800-569-0472 Trade Commission, 1- CE06619 ing programs for new 877-FTC-HECP. A mes- ASSISTANT & associates and state of MAC OPERATOR/ sage from NJN Publishing the art training. Call Bob and the FTC. VENDING CO. RECEPTIONIST OLPP, 973-635-5000. PREPRESS P/T. Fill Candy & Soda Ma- Some evenings and chines, 3 days per week. Saturdays. PRODUCTION 7:30am-3:30pm. Must PT/FT Positions have exc. driving record Will train the right person, Weichert Transportation Care Co. Start $8.50/hr. very serious inquires only, Free-lance Mac Operator/ Clark, NJ Call 908358-9734 Realtor* tSr Electronic Pre-Press Pro- • Mini Bus Aide very busy office, should be duction person to work at Caring individual to moni- able to handle many tasks. We sell more local printing company. tor student transport be- WAITER/ Because we do more Pharmaceutical industry tween home and school. Call for information experience a plus. Cran- • FT Driver/Wheelchair Van WAITRESS Boulevard ford area. Fax resume to: Personable individual w/ Morris Cty country club FRONT 908-2766566 or email to: clean driving record to has openings in Al Carte Veterinary Clinic [email protected] transport clients to medi- restaurant, banquets, & 90S-276-1661 cal appts. Some lifting snack bar. Great envi- DESK/BILLING MANICURIST req'd. CPR/PAT Certifica- ronment & compensation. FT. We are seeking an For Areas Most Prestigious tion a +. English & Map Call Andrea at PT RETAIL SALES exceptional team mem- Full Service Salon. Li- reading skills req'd. 973-377-2235 ext. 144 NATURAL FOOD STORE ber for a fast paced chi- censed, P/T or F/T • Driver P/T Full/Part Time ropractic center. Must be Call 732-548-5240 Personable individual Knowledge of computers. multi-tasked, outgoing, w/clean driving record to Call Linda at 973-377-8663 high energy, motivated MEDICAL ASST. transport clients in com- iNeHeii pany vehicle. Daytime person to handle front W/ office skills needed for Small family owned busi- SECRETARY / desk/billing dept. Exp. hours. English & map read- busy surgical practice in ing skills required. ness is in need of an ex- necessary. Knowledge of Millbum. Exp. a must PT perienced waitress for a SERVICE DEPT. Eclipse Software a +. 4 days per week. Please weekend only position. Part time secretary for Serv- Call 9O&665O770 or call Sandy at 973-912- 1-S00675-9S22 Friday and Saturday only ice Dept, in Union, NJ. Typ- fax resume to 90&665- 9866 or fax resume to: 4:30-10:00 Need refer- ing, filing, phones, computer Ask for Mr. Charles 0006 S73-W7-4037 ences. Legalized citizen, data. Flexible hours, Mon- ability to speak Spanish is day to Friday. Salary nego- RECEPTIONIST a plus. tiable. Call Mr. Williams FRONT DESK Call 908-665-8565 908-964-5252 FT, year round, Tues. & Monday - Friday Thurs., 9-5 and some Part time receptionist weekend shifts for busy lftolri needed from 9am-lpm to mBWARKETER answer phones and file. front desk at Murray Hill Family owned isstauiant has In Summit, no sales, Cranford area. Fax resume Racquet Club in New an immediate opening nights 5:30-8:30, $12.50/ to 9082766566 or email to Providence. Call Ruth Ann available. This, person will Westfield Lumber and hr. Pros only! [email protected] at 908-665-1141 need to be specialized in fa- Home Center has FULL 908-273-7448 Tim jitas, enchiladas, taquitos, TIME year round posi- GARDEN CENTER etc. Experience is requited. RETAIL HELP tion available for yard person/driver. Must have Legalized Citizen is a re- Sporting goods retail store valid driver's license. Additional lines $3.90, Private party only. For up to six monlhs. Seller responsible for renewing ad. HELP WANTED quirement in Chatham. Flexible hours Cardinals, Springfield, MI Apply in person @: but weekends a must. Apply in person; 973-37GO440 579 Springfield Ave. 973-635-3595 700 North Ave. East Mid-sized Summit law fim Berkley Heights, NJ, 07922 Westfield, NJ seeks part-time receptionist HAIRSTYLIST 908-232-8855 from 12:30-5:30pm daily. SIMPLE WORK/ Candidate should be per- Extremely busy kids salon MORTGAGE sonable and have excellent in Summit Seeking li- TOP PAY communication skiffs. Com- censed FT and PT cutters. ASSISTANT Honest Workers Needed puter skills are a definite Make $S's 1" day, flex, Mortgage processing and To Assemble Refrigera- plus. We offer a competitive schedule, benefits avail. or sales experience a DENTAL OFFICE tor Magnets. Serious salary & benefits package. Call Tony 908-598-080Q must Very organized and Workers ONLY! National professional. Sa. + Bnfts, MANAGER Please send resume and Home Assemblers, 1- salary requirements: Corporate environment 570-549-3640 RC#1007 Cranford office seeks FT HAIR STYLIST WFHM- Location Cranford person, experience with Kathy Sopko, Cooper, Rose Fax resumes to 908-653- insurance, good computer & English, LLP, For Unisex salon in Lin- 7179 Of call 908-653- and people skills required. 480 Morris Ave., den. With following, FT/PT. OFFICE HELP Summit, NJ 07901 or 7168. M-F, 9-2 for photography Benefits package. 90S- 908-862-6689 email: [email protected] [email protected] company. 808-233-3099 276-2724 PAGE 12 - The Summit Herald, Berkeley Heights, New Providence Dispatch, Saturday, May 8,2004 SPARTA NEW PROVIDENCE DiningRm Table i>-*iit i UNDEN-1601 Cornell Dr IEED AFFORpABLI SALES Charming cape on cul- Mahogany, cn"i Jb i> i 539 5/8 & 5/9. 94pm. Baby HEALTHCARE? $59.87; Sales Managers- One of WEEKEND de-sac in elegant Mur- fully extends to 7'4", RIB, for sale, rvojy, good & adult clothes, crib, toys, month per Family. No (fmi the highest paid jobs in NY STATE LAND SALE. SCOTCH PLAINS 2BR, 1" RETREAT floor, new kitchen & bath, ray Hill, family room, 4 $3000. Sofa 96" req. up- condition, $75. Please & much more. tations. All Pre-existmj ' America. National Com- Adirondacks, So. Tier, Bdrs., 2 baths, LR/DR holstery $50; Sleeper call 973^65-9458. Conditions OK. Call Urtttei " pany expanding. Will Tug Hill. Over 75 proper- Relax on an island! 2 BR, 1 off-street parking, $1250 908-30S6496 w/fplc, walk to train, /Sofa, 84" neutra! twill MILLBURN-SHORT Family! (800) 250*204; Train. We provide ap- ties, price reduced, low bath lakefront cottage sur- $2600./mo. Call Erica w/floral design $350; Pot- Dryer (Kenmore) Electric, HILLS X1066CE06619 * pointments. Call Don 1- payment financing. Wa- rounded by crystal clear SPRINGFIELD-2BR condo kit Levey at 908-625-8488, tery Barn Hooked Rug, Upgraded model, 3 y.o., MIDDLE SCHOOL BSOLUTELY ALL CASH- 888-909-8100 ext. 533 terfront, woodlands & water. Gazebo, screened DR, LR, close to NYC transp. Weichert Realtors, Ber- 8'xl2\ red, brown & blue, great condition. $250 RUMMAGE SALE 90 Vending Machines ISA/MC Approval Guat [email protected] farms. FREE LIST. New porch, boat dock & swim New appls., HT & HW incl. nardsville, NJ 908-766- $200; Glass Bathroom /obo. 908464-8898. 25 Old Short Hills Rd With Locations All for anteed. No security De cabins starting @ dock. Owner financing. off st pkg. $l,450/mo. 7447. Shelf, New (Urban Arche- HOT TUB/SPA Must Sell! Millbum $9,995 1-800-330-2140 posit. Limits upj t( $19,900. 5-50 Acres $20,000! Bad credjt ok $199,905. Virtual tour at 908-789-2555 ology) 5', $400; Rug, 5% Deluxe 7 ft. lounger, gor- Sat 5/8,9am-3pm starting @ $12,900. Call www.recnj.com x8% floral needlepoint ADVERTISING SALES - Ter- 1-800 8594112 Ext 22 SPRINGFIELD-Troy Village. geous redwood cabinet, Clothes, sporting Certified Home Health Aide ACL, 1-800-229-7843 or w/ivory ground SOLD. All never used, $2500 609- ritory Manager. Restau- available 7 days/week, 14 visit www.Landand- 2% Real Estate 2BR apt A/C. refrig., goods, toys. Cash only. rant placed display ads "emale to share a spacious negotiable. 908-273-5653 2420294 or 908-296*420 Rain or shine. years experience. Drivers Camps.com w/d., HT & HW incl. house in downtown High commission, paid license Call Doreen at Consultants $1600/mo. 1 mo sec. Summit, walking distance Dining room by Burlington INFANT SET - natural wood, weekly. Car, experience 973-715-2422 973-786-6948 (h) 732-591-5846 of train station. $675/mo. House. Trestle table, Bellini Crib w/mattress, NEW PROVIDENCE- SHAR- and travel required. 1- ]§§ Rltr 908-464-5590 + % utils. w/d, dish- wing back chairs, china dresser/changing table, new, ING V6 price sale 5/8, 9- 800-2994193 xl. Ask for ACCURATE Tuning & repairs EUROPEAN CARE SUMMIT-1 BR-charming washer, prkg. Call Chris- closet, server. Highest SOWS* Sold 4pm. Attic treasures & Cindy. Table Topics, Inc. 38 yrs exp. Tom Hundei Companions, Housekeepirg WESTFIELD-BY OWNER (No. Downtown. $1100. mo. tine at 90S60&O486. quality construction, thrift clothing. United mark 973/635-1130 J", Childcare Side) Best deal in West- Deforest Realtors. LAWNMOWER, Snapper, ALL CASH CANDY ROUTE, CLINTON TOP.Aut o repair field. 1 yr. new. Many up- 908-608-1850 $2,000.908-665-8671 Methodist Church 1441 Live in/out Reliable. Bonded WESTFIELD- looking for fe- self-propelled 5 spa., 1 Springfield Ave, Do you earn up to 973-2794831 shop, profitable busi- grades. 5BR, 3BA, 2 car SUMMIT-1 BR Summit Ave male to share 3 BR home, Dining Room Set - 8 pcs., yr. old, exc. cond. Must- $800/day? Your own lo- WWW.LEKON.NET ness, 4 bay garage & garg. Brick front Col. apt $1,125. Available im- near train. $650 + utils. Broyhill, Fontana, table sell. $400. SOLD SOLD SCOTCH PLAINS- 2061 cal candy route. Includes nice 8 room house, w/lrg. backyd. $749,000. ^Unlimited Phone -Sen med. Parking, walking dis- Call 908-317-0172 w/6 chairs & hutch, light MOVING SALE- Piano, Cherry Brookside Dr. Sat 5/8 8- 30 Machines and Candy. ice** Home $43.95 pas' EKP. CAREGJVER looking for live $550,000, Realty Execu- Buy now while interest rates tance to railroad. Near pine, excellent condition, 3pm. Martine to Parkwood All for $9,995. Calll-SOO- in or out position to care for tives, 908-236-8894 are low. 908-389-0633 Comer Curios, Kiteh. Set, Deck credit yes 1-800-570-895! routes 24 & 78. No pets. asking $1000. Call 908- Furn., Area Rugs, & Enter- to Brookside. Just don't 814*443. Global ID# 60099i61U ekJeily or home bouid Car & 317-8430 miss this! iefs. 908-337-7462 Call Super 908-277-3352 tainment Centes, Mali. Ping $SCASH$S Cash Now for Mo: signup long distenci or 908-296-1268 DINING ROOM SET Beauti- Pong Table 908-2326377 structured settlements, (LD) keep 6-months switel *HeIp Around Your Home* w/o credit check -1-886 SUMMIT -2BR, 1BA, Great ful lacquer and glass dining NordicTlSCk VGR, 990 Ellip- SCOTCH PLAINS- 426 Myrtle annuities, and insurance Yard work, painting, odd CHATHAM -1200 sf, 3 pri- 673-3795 Question** i III parking. 908-377-7058 oom set w/matching buffet tical - still in the box. Paid Ave., 5/7 & 5/8, 9-3pm. payouts. (800) 794-7310 jobs, etc. We do the small vate offices, lg. reception 866-2179389 RAHWAY, NJ 6 family + 1 Summit4rentcom 6 fully upholstered chairs. over $600 Asking $475 Too much stuff, must sell! J.G. Wentworth means Jobs larger contractors All real estate advertismg in store, 6003+ sq. ft., center of town, bath & $3500 909-232-3052 Cash Now for Structured this newspaper is sub- SUMMIT- 2°° fir., 4 lg. rms, kitchenette, beautiful lo- Call Martha 908-5724673 Antiques, collectibles,.fum., turn away from. commercial basement toys, & more. Settlements! *908-272-6260* ject to the Federal Fair all utils., gar., near trans., cation. 973-63S6878 lining Table 62" & leaf 8 "POOL TABLE FREE SHIP- 4000 sq. ft., 1 car ga- chairs & china closet Housing Amendments rage, good income, No pets, N/S, avail. PING" 4'x8', 1" Slate. SCOTCH PLAINS May 8" Act ana the New Jersey 6/1/04. $l,300/mo. PO MOUNTAINSIDE Resi- 53wX80h,$600 & sofa & Maple and Oak. Retails $$CASH$$ Cash Now for building has a new drapes $300 9736355289 Sat, 8 am to 6 pm m. f. ; Civil Rights Law, which green card, COFO & BOX 534, Summit, NJ dential/office space. Ex- $4,800. Brand new Party/paper goods, structured settlements, STUCK IN mediocreijob' make it illegal to adver- fire inspection certifi- 07902-1341 cellent for doc- DREXEL HERITAGE DR - It $1,449, includes Felt, clothes, HH Items. 2344 annuities, and insurance Tram for a new Ca^eser tise any preference, tors/professionals. 7 cate, must sell, moving SUBMIT AREA-1 BR, coun- crotch mahog. breakfront, Pocket and Accessories." Gales Court off Moun- payouts. (800) 794-7310 CALL NOW! 80&215 Housecleaning, Brazilian limitations or discrimina- large rooms & large Toll Free 1- (888) 68a J.G, Wentworth means Lady with experience, tran- out of state, asking try settings, 1 car prkg., nfe, double pedestal table, 4 tain Ave. 0355, The Chubbylnsti tion based on race, $895,000. Call 732-381- storage area. Ample side, 2 armchairs & table 9941. www.atbilliards.com Cash Now for Structured tute- North Brunswick sportation & ref's. avail. no pets, close to Major parking. 718-948-6075 SUMMIT- 11 Pnmrose PI. Settlements! color, religion, sex, na- 0881 or 516-805-3237. highways. 908-277-3286 pads incl. orig. $25,000, POTTERY BARN SUP C0V- Jersey City, Parsiooany Call babel 908-906-7765. tional origin, handicap, 5/8, 8-3 RD 5/22. No. NJ and Cherry Hill. asking $8,500 neg. ERSfor sola &• love seat DATA ENTRY Great Pay. r familial status, creed, SUMMIT Bright charming SUMMIT- 908-2734034 Alumnae Club of PI BETA Blu&beige striped. Hardly PHI is sponsoring a ga- Flexible Hours. Computer ancestry, marital status, duplex, immaculate 2 Approx. 2,000 sf in profes- used. $200. 908-389O106 1 Liv•iiHIliHIie out compair 908-587-9118 Bdr., walk to RR, C/A DR Set, 12 Pc. light blond rage & bake sale. All pro- Required. Free Training. affectional or sexual sional building, center of MBN 1500-3824282 Ext 1 ioiyhousekeeper, 5 days pet orientation, or national- WE BUY HOUSES W/D, garage, furnished town. 973-467-4533 lacquer, paid $4000., ask- POWER-CHAIR, Rascal. ceeds will go to the Ryan week. Experience, cleaning, ity, or an intention to $250,000 OR LESS orunfurn., 973-543-8175 ing $1200. 3 pc. LR set, Excellent condition McGeough charitable 908-587-9118 SUMMIT Class A med & yellow & black, Italian w/accessories. $1400 fund. Mult! HH vanety will cooking, ete. References Avail- make any such prefer- SUMMIT - Furnished, 1 BR leader, pd. $3500., ask- able. ence, limitation or dis- prof bldg. 950-1700-2650 908-284-0602 incl. small furnishing, LOUISE J.BA&B w/offlce, updated kitchen ft center town, adj trains, ing $1250. 7 pc. Queen chairs, a single bed, BAD CREDIT? TOO MUCH Call 908-265-7106 crimination. Familial & bath, private driveway, BR set, cherrywood lac- Refrigerator, Gas Cooktop DEBT? OVERWHELMED? status includes children PO, prkg.. 908-277-2112 bikes, decorative items, TYPES HERE HOUSEKEEPERS, steps away from NYC bus. quer, pd. $2500., asking w/Oven, Washer & Dryer. tables, stands, lamps & Let Us Help YOU Repair - NANNIES, COMPANIONS under the age of 18 liv- $1250/mo + utils. 908- SUMMIT - Med. suite, 2500 $1000., TV, etc. All like new. $1000 for all. linens, shoes, clothes, your credit. Settle your 973-912-OOfF ing with parents or legal ft in Class A bldg., center of All nationalities/Lie. Bonded New Golf front home 522-9406 973-7600199, 732-239-3207. sports equip., toys, debt and achieve FINAN- custodians, pregnant twn, prkg. in rear 908-277- books, games, lots of CIAL FPEEDOM. CALL AURORA AGENCY women and people se- $199,900. Spectacular SUMMIT Large 4 Bdr., half ?117 RENOVATION SALE: ALL , 170 Morris Ave. L Br, NJ Carolina Mtn home on ITEMS LIKE NEW! Built-in kids/baby equip. Chang- eCredrtGroup TODAY 888- curing custody of chil- of 3 story duplex, 1.5 •• • • * ing tables, cnbs, strollers, 844-7687 - 732-222-3369 dren under 18. 18 hole course near baths, kitchens & baths SUMMIT -up to 3600 ft, medical DR SET-14 pc, mahogany, gas cooktop, $150; Built- Asheville NC. Enjoy mild /prof. bldg. adj. to parking, in wall oven, $200, range swings, a swing set, bas- LADY cleans house & This newspaper will not remodeled 6 mo. ago, DR, English traditional Chippen- sinet NO EARLY BIRDS! $$CASH$$ Cash Now for climate, great golf, low LR, EIK, DW, W/D, mud trains, rest. 908-277-2112 hood, $75; window A/C's, Structured Settlements. apartment + laundry & knowingly accept any dale style, banquet size, dbl. 8000 BTU, $100 ea. ' ironing. Wed. & Sat. eveiy advertising for real es- taxes & low cost of liv- room, screened in front pedestal inlaid table, $24X Annuities and Insurance CARPENTFW" ing! Huge savings going Kenmore wall A/C 17,500 SUMMIT Sat 5/8, 9am-3pm week. Tues. & Thurs. tate which is in violation porch, full bsmt, hdwd. appraised, perfectcond. $6#». Payouts. (800) 794-7310 Additions • Attics • on now. Call toll-free 1- BTU, $400; Piano, $300. Shadyside Ave Multi Fam- J.G. Wentworth Means eveiy otherweek. Great refs. of the law. To report firs., front & rear yard, 2 FURNISHED ROOMS, near BR SET- Very exclusive king Bloomfletd. 201-674- ily Sale! Something for Basements • Decks Call Jovita 908-355-8159 866-334-3253 X 609 Cash for Structured Set- discrimination, call the walking distance to town, New Providence Station. size, solid mahogany, Geor- 0365 & 973-338-3178 everyonel Office of Fair Housing train, schools & parks. gian English Chippendale tlements Now! Polish Cleaning w/good ORLANDO LUXURY RESORT Call 908464-2581 Sheetrock & Repairs and Equal Opportunity VILLAS 2,3,4 bedrooms Avail. 6/1. $2175. per style, hand crafted, $29K RUGS- 2 Persian handmade UNIOH-245 Delaware Ave., FREE ESTIMATE refs. Clean house, apt, mo. No fees. Pets al- CRANFORD - House to of the U.S. Department $91,900 - $149,900 appraised. Like new $7,900. rugs qlty, cost $4500 ea. (5 Points Area) Sat. 5/8, Cash for structured settle- Call Dennis condo or office. Laundry, of Housing and Urban lowed. Bob 908-608-0962 share, 3 rooms, men only, Call (973)837-9148 asking $990 ea. 3 bombay 9-3. Lots of nice stuff. ironing. 973-239-9244 FULLY FURNISHED. Use/ ment/ Annuity payments. 973-635-5885 Development (HUD) at then rent to vacationers. SUMMIT, Victorian Bed & non-smoking. $450. 908- DR SET - 6 yr. old Baker chests, DRS, 201-797-3582 1-800-669-9777. The HUD 653-9064 UNION 424 Burroughs Terr. It's your money! Get cash POLISH LADY w/exp. & Lake Marion Golf Resort Breakfast offers long & mahog. dining table w/4 Sears Ufestyier Weight now when you need it • RICHARD GERBEB * TTY telephone number Sales (888) 382-0088 For off of Chestnut, Thurs 5/6 refs. will be glad to short term accommoda- SUMMIT: Room for rent leaves & 6 shield back System, Must Sell, ASAP, & Sat 5/8, 10-3. Estate most! Oldest/best in the No job too small _ keep your home, office for the hearing im- Rentals (877) 604-3500 tions for corporate reloca- $125 per week. Call 908- chrs., exc. cond., like new, business. Settlement Pur- Exc. work. Reasonable. paired is 212-708-T455. www.lakemarion.net inc. leg ext., butterfly, ro- Sale! 8 pc DR set, BR, clean & organized. tion and visitors. Access 59&O522 $4500. 973-376-6865 man chair, lat pull down & sofa, chairs, kit set, at chasers. 1-877-Money-Me. 908527-9226CeB 5064006636 Call 973-912-0484 or to high speed internet. more. Asking $250/obo. DR Set, black lacquer $700. least 777 pcs of glass- CASH GRANTS-2004I Pri- 973489-5335. 908-522-1768. 908-9174838. Tall chest of drawers, ware and h.h. items. vate, Government grants POLISH WOMAN will clean BY OWNER UNION- 2BR $1450/mo huge $25. Dresser $25. 908SPA- - 5 per. w/lounger, dig. for Personal bills. School, 508-0854. WESTFIELD- 764 Tamaques CERAMIC TILE - Top quolitv your home & office. Refs, ANNANDALE - Lovely upper apt with wall to wall car- controls, mairrt. free, like Way, 5/9, 9an>? Childrens Business, etc. $47 billion Free est. 906-301-171i 11 1 Car& Exp.! 908-587-1917 level w/ view. GAS HEAT, BERKELEY HEIGHTS Fur- pet, Full EIK, Full Dining DR SET solid dark pine, very new. $2700. 201-232-9314 toys, Little Tikes playhouse, 55 dollars left unclaimed No fob too small J < Room, tile bath, C/A, big 2003. Never Repay. Live PORTUGUESE CLEANING LADY. GARAGE, 4 New appls, 5 nished 1 Bdr., W/D, short CHATHAM- Brand new good cond. $350. Bed, 4 SPA- 7 person deluxe, must gal. fish tank comptete, eta. yard, storage w/ dryer operators. 1-800420- TILE SETTER-Free est Honest & reliable. Looking to rms, 1.5 BA, Many extras. term available, garage, townhouse, 3br., 2.5ba., poster, solid mahogany, sell, never used, rncl. $193,500 located 1 mi. from Lu- hookups and 1 car gar. 2 car garage, FP & LR., very good cond. $150. WESTFIELD MOVING SALE 8331 ext. 24, 7 days. JIM: 908-713-6758 clean houses & apts. fiee Please Call 908486-5071 cover, delivery, and war- 880 Donan Rd , 5/8, 10- 908-303-6985 - ests. 908-903-0925 Call 908-735-2098 cent Bell Labs, no pets, walk to train. $300O/mo. Days 973579-1666 ask ranty, can finance no smoking, $950. incl. for Carolyn, Eves: 908- 4 Something for Everyone! $SCASH N0W$$ UNION - 2 BR, 1" fir. BURGDORFF ERA w/approv. credit, payment 4 Structured Insurance Set- PORTUGUESE LADY will utils. 908-464-4446 w/private ent LR, DR, Ginny: 973-635-3280 277-1044 under $100. per mo , clean your house or office. tlements, Annuities, Ca- CHATHAM-1 & 2 BR Furnished EIK, off st pkg., incl. 1-800-980-7727, Own Transpt. Good refs. ht/hw, no smoke, no READtNGTON DR TABLE- Antique French sino Winnings and Lottery BEOMINSTER- Reduced! 4 apts., center of town. Short Oak Inlaid - w/side CRANFORD Sat, May 8", Payments. $495.00 Refer- CLEAN UP & LT. HAUL Call 908-964-8728 BR, 2 bath, frpl, 2 car ga- pets, $1350/mo., VA HUNTER'S CROSSING * * • • term aval Start at $125O/mo. 2BR, 2BA, large LR/FR/DR/ board & 6 chairs, $3500. SPA/HOT TUB 9:304PM, 421 South Un- ral Bonus Cail 1-800-373- Free est Insured, ™» rage, walk out bsmt, 1.5 973-635-6878 mo. sec. Call after 5pm. 2 Coucheiblack, 6ft., ion Ave. (across from 1353 ppicash.com PROFESSIONAL acre wooded lot, 908-665-0059 EIK, W/D, DW, pool, tennis, Chemical free, 6 person, 7 day service. ! more. $1550/mo. + utils. Chenille. $250bofn Ex. 32 jets, waterfall. 04' model, Unarm Park) ITEMS, twin 1-888-781-5800 f, $439,900. 908-781-5148 CRANFORD 2 Bd., 1 ba., loveseats, chairs, mahog Credit Card Debt? Free PAINTING LR, DR, spare room, C/A, WESTFIELD- 1BR, newly 908371-1047 cond. 908-273-0052 full warranty. Cost $7,000, renovated, avail 5/1. no Must sell $3,595. Will deliver! any tables, lamps, DR info debt consolidation. For the Exterior of your Berkeley Heights $669,000 W/D hookups, new appl. set, kit set, dishes, Lower payments. Reduce $1375. No pets Parking. pets. $985. + utilities. FURNITURE Call 973-292-1118 EVERYTHINe^ANVTHiNG: home. Now that spring is Location! Location! This 908-233-5725 glassware, vintage linens, interest STOP FEES! 877- here. Reasonable rates. countryside area home sit- 908-57&8188 INTERNET SALE TOTAL GYM- W/attachments, deco BR fum, desk, trunk, 471-0845 Ext 114. Free Dumpster rentals, Fully, Quality Work! Call for free ting on a wooded lot is * WESTFIELD - Attractive 5 new, $150. Call after 7pm. Rnancial Aid & Resources, Insured, 908-656-7500 CRANFORD - 2-family, 2"° fir, Buffet table, Twin beds. Li- Xmas, record cab., Estimate. References in ready for your personal room townhouse. Walk to 973-635*596 chests, bistro set, clothing receive a credit report Madison/ Chatham. 973- touch. Free info. 1-888- 2 BR, newly painted, w/w AVAION Nearly new 5 brary table, Emperor chairs, REASONABLE RATE&? carpeting, quiet park area. town & NYC transp.. CAC, jewelry, etc. www.delraycc.org 966-1020 808-8871X7234. W/D, DW, hdwd. firs., Bdr., 3 baiti 3 floor 5 pc. wicker set, more. Go TREADMILL Yards, Cellars, Atl Ellen Gendel 908-522-9444 NYC transp. Great for $1500. + utils.. No Fee. townhome, walk to to: ucsummit.org click on Never used. Hides away in $$ FREE MONEY $$ for Garages & Gutfe adults. No smoking, no Internet Sale. Unitarian its own armoire. Choice STAMPS, COINS & PAPER Seniors Companionship/care RE/MAX 908-322-1238 town & beach, avail- MONEY, POST-CARDS. 2004! Pnvate-Govemment Cleaned SUghtHd live-in/live-out. Provided by Properties Unltd, Rltrs pets. $1150 + utilities. 1.5 able weekly. Call 908- Church in Summit. of 3 woods. Can finance Grants for Personal bills, 908-273-4340 mo sec. Call owner for 604-6367 for less than $50/mo. 1 Need collections, accu- Exp. European Ladies. House Sale: Antique DR mulations, estate liqui- School, Business, etc. 908-931-1941 appt. 908-272-5739 yr. Warranty. Must sell. Never Repay. Live Opera- BERNARDSVILLE-High on SPRING LAKE - Essex & Set was $3,000-sell dations. Highest prices Bernardsville mountain, this 800-980-7727. tors. $47 billion dollars TUTOR CRANFORD - 3 rooms, new Sussex luxury senior $1,000. Sofa & love paid. Travel for larger DECKS BY UNLIMITED luxury home on 7 acres has TV - Large screen, SONY unclaimed 2003. 1-800- Spanish and ESL kit & bath, fridge & heat condo. 1 Bdr. seat both sleepers was properties, Montclair NJ We build a!l types of decks views of NYC. Custom built incl. Walk to train. XBR, 53", excellent cond. office. TANGIBLE EQUI- 420-8344 ext. 20 High School Teacher avail, w/balcony. On the $1500- sell $500. Cus- All work guaranteed 10-yrs. to tutor students and adults by Paragano, it has 5 BRs, $95O/mo. 1.5 mo sec. No WESTFIELD AREA - 3500 sq. ocean. Valet parkinq, tom hardwood BR Set $500 or best offer. 973- TIES, INC. 973-746- 7.5 baths. Fabulous 3 room 410-9191 NEED TO BUILD YOUR Free Est Ins. 908276®77 Cell* 908-938-1477 pets 908497-1261 ft auto repair space/ storage, concierage, all ameni- was $3500- sell $1500. 7982. 1-800-950-0058 CREDIT? OFFERING a master suite has his & her $2O0O/mo. 908-2326816 GARW0OD-1BR, all utils ties, year round or sea- Plus many other items. UTILITY TRAILER 6 X 12, CREDIT CARD With a We're no longer in need of marble baths. Exceptional sonal. Call 908-273-3709. 908S03-5892 WESTFIELD-Cottage Sale. our wonderful Nanny of kitchen has coffered ceilings incl., no pets. $875. avail, drive on deck, exc. 319 Hillside Ave. Fn. 5/7, $1000.00 credit limitl 0% several years. Reliable and cherry cabinetry. Stately immed 908-789-7453 STONE HARBOR, 3BR/1BA LIVING RM/DEN-compIete shape, must sell, no 8:30am-2pm. Antique annual interest GUAR- caring, own car. If inter- cherry library is 2 story. Pri- Days 908-6544332 Eves & 4BR/1.5BA duplex, room: couch, love seat, 2 room, $695. Call 973- Wrought Iron outdoor ANTEED APPROVAL. Call 838-2736 1-800-433-3306 ested call 973-538-8867 vate & elegant, this is an GARWOOD - 2 family 2' close to town & beach, end tbls., 2 lamps, cock- furn., bunk beds, love Custom Window Treat- entertainer's delight. BRN fl., 2 Bdr., completely CARS, BOATS, RV'S, w/d, a/c, fenced yard, tail tbl. chaise lounge, ti- WALL UNIT - Thomasviile, seats, sofa, wicker furn. STOP FORECLOSURE ments, dl shades binds, 0470 33,495,000 Containers, inside or pets ok. Avail, in June, ger print Like new. shelves for books, draw- planters, dressers, cjoth- upholstery, pilows, table renovated, all new $1,000. 973379*402 guaranteedl carpet & vertical blinds, outside. Union NJ. Con- July & Aug.908-790-9420. ers, holds TV, VCR, ste- ing, end tbls, antique 1-888-621-7082 Ext 1527 skirls&more. 973-763-381? dead-end street, no venient secure location. reo, gd. cond., $1200/ planters, toys, freezer. www.SR911.com thing Room Sef, 3 MPT APPRAISALS RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE pets. $]300./mo, + utili- Call 908-964-3773 country de Obo 908-206-1096 - SR Capita!, LLC BETHLEHEM TWSP. - 19 908-776-2900 ties & 1 mo. sec. Call Kenny or Bob 908-233-6294 WANTING TO RENT LOCAL- $500./OBO WEAVING LOOM Gilmore, MJ HOAG PAVIN4 acres, zoned, manufactur- ColdwellBankerMoves.com 908-789-1926 0552 40", 8 harness with many ing/ office/farm $475,000 3/4br. house. 7/04- 25 yrs. exp., Res/Comrr GARWOOD- 2° fl, 2 family 11/04. Call Kelly LOVESEATS - 2 blue & white added features, bench Dnveways, Parking.~tpts Jim Scordo-Realty Executives with drawer, yarns, wool, 908-236-8894 spacious 2BR, LR, DR, EIK, ASBURY - Secluded 9 room 908-665-1382 stripe, gd. cond., asking Sealcoatmg, Retainm BY OWNER W/D hookup, off ST. house, perfect for contrac- $250 neg. 908-647-5282 and cotton, scraps for ARshkgTacMeCoBector Walls, Patios, Payers CHESAPEAKE BAY AREA * BETHLEHEM PA * tor/horses, barns, 6 acre rugs, reeds, shuttles and Wants to buy old, rods, reels, FORMER IRS A6ENT PRE- Concrete sidewalks.. ( parking. $1400 neg. PATIO FURNITURE-Brown MID-WESTERN SHORE 5BR, 1.5BA, fireplace, 908-789-2649 pasture, $1650. per mo. books, $1200. Call 908- lures, catalogs 908/233-1654 PARES ind, & corporate landscaping. Free Jests AWESOME WATERFRONT sunroom, deck, H/W Call 973-334-0539. Jordan, 2 ehaises, 4 232-2726 returns & resolves all IRS Fully insured Call 90! FROM $129,900 2+ acre floors, C/A, garage, nice MILLBURN - Renovatinj chairs, good cond. $400. ALL ANTIQUES-or older problems. Lowest prices. 241-0838 Fax estimat yard, huge basement, your home? Furnished ; BERKELEY HEIGHTS 4 BR, 908-789-0682. fum. DR sets, BR sets, 1 973-984-2997 sites on large protected 2 baths, fireplace, garage, requests 908-241-15^ inlet. Quick boat access beautiful & quiet area. Bdr. apt. "New" Hdwd. Rug, 10Txl4'10" flora pc or contents of house. $170,000 firs., granite kitchen, W/D, washer, dryer. $1975. Cal Sears Power Tools For 973/5864804 SEAL COATING ^ into bay. Best crabbing 908-3704223 8 Custom 1W raised panel handwoven, needle- Sale, 10" radial arm saw. & fishing grounds 610-317-6383 C/'AC, short term avail. point w /dk. green Free estimate, fully insurec $25O0./mo. 9736356878 pre-hung Pine Doors, 6" belt/9" disc sander. AU.CHNA Wanted pay$$$$1pr Call James 973-560-&t?2 Paved roads, utilities GILLETTE - 2 BR Cottage, various sizes. Best offer ground, $3500 neg.; 12" bandsaw/sander, all loururwanted China. Afeo de- Buy Now, Build Later. CRAWFORD- 211 Hillside MIUBURN - updated, lbr & 2br avail, immed. pets OK. 4 %" Custom Cut Pine Cas- Mirror, 40*x28", gold w/cablnets. 908.276-6496 ptession Glass &anBques. EZ Terms. Direct from Ave. For sale by owner. apt super location, access $1300 973-635-8292 frame w/hand painted EXP. YOUNG GRANDMOTHER ing, 170 lineal ft. Best of- 908/3223873 will give loving care to your owner/broker. Bay Land 3br. split, 2 full bths., LR, bus & train NYC. Days: 973 KENILWORTH, 3BR apt, fer 908-2735589 pink roses & cherubs, Co. 1-888-240-5303. $400 neg. 908-522-0044, ALL LIONEL, FLYER & OTHER infant or toddler in my Ber ELECTRICIAN W/FP, FDR, EIK, FAM RM. 376-1336 Eve: 908-277-3999. newly renovated, LR, DR, Exp., Looking forsmal l PT-vrork AC, DK, & screen porch. WINDOW - Anderson C23 TRAINS. Top cash pnees pd. keley Heights home. 908- PHILLIPSBURG, 1BR T fir kitchen & bath plus prkg. SLEEPER SOFA & RE- 756-5882. Lie 9602. 908665-1767 $410,000. 908-27&6496 No pets. $1125/mo. + 1 vinyl-clad, casement, 4' W 585 8004644671 or 973425 apt. No pets. Must See. CL1NER Berkline. Excel- 153a PUBLISHER'S % mo. sec. Avail, immed. by 3'H, white, screens lent condition. $495 908- PIANO - Acrosonic by Bald- LOVING CARE FOR YOUR GARWOOD-Best Buy 3BR, Water & sewerage inc. incld.$225. 908-508-9377 win (spinet) Walnut & rat- $6OO/mo. + utils. 908- 908-2980591. 686-3502 GOOD BOOKS PRECIOUS ONE- in nurtur- NOTICE 1.5BA, Nev/ly Reno., tan. Very good cond, grea ing and safe envir. Mother DIFONZO FENCE, INS.' $269,000. Call Deforest 619-6871 LINDEN- 2br, upstairs apt. in SOFA & LOVE SEAT. Brand BOUGHT & SOLD All residential real estate action. Moving, must sell High Prices Paid w/10 yts. exp. /exc. Free Estimates, ' Realtors. 908-608-1850 RAHWAY 2 rooms, smal duplex, gas ht, c/a, $1,000 Ligne Roset Color royal $450 obo 908-232-3052 refs. Cert, w/ Summi 908464-3764 ' advertising in this news + util. 732-3400100 WE MAKE HOUSE CALLS paper is subject to the kitchen, bathroom, 3" blue. VGC. $500. 908- Childcare Cntr. CaJRehana MILLINGTON Custom brick 389-0106 PIANO-Lowrey console Browsers Welcome F. CAMPANO ! Federal Fair Housing Act, fl., newly painted, very MILLBURN 3 BR colonial w/bench & brass light. Free Parking 9085080338 colonial, 4 Bdrs., 3 ful clean in quiet building, 1.5 ba, Great neighbor- A NEW COMPUTER - BUT FENCE SERVICE,. !' the New Jersey Law baths, finished base- NO CASH? You're AP- WALL UNIT Drexel mahog- Like new cond., 48" key- The Chatham Bookseller SUMMER NANNY - T yr. 1 block from train sta- hood, w/amenities Avai any, 5pc $3500. DR Set Chain link, custom wooe Against Discrimination and ment, minutes to NYC PROVED- Guaranteed!* board/wood finish w/burt 8 Green Village Road elementary ed sfudeni custom decks, 30 yrs! emf Pennsylvania Human tion, heat & hot water immed. 908-273-2168 Drexel mahogany matches train, cul-de-sac, included, no pets. $750. New-Fast-Famous Brand accent asking $1,500. Madison, NJ avail. June thru Aug. FuDy-ins Free Esis. "I- oa Relations Act. These laws $889,900. Call realtor NEW PROV1DENCE-2BR sin- NO CREDIT CHECK - Bad wall unit, oval table, 4 908-9640287 (973) 822-1361 Call 732-381-0881 or chairs, $1200. Chest ol Expenenced, have ve- digit'" Call90&46438#9- prohibit discrimination in the 908-872-5473. gle family hse., upscale Credit - Bankruptcy OK. 1- PIANO - Old De Heug, $200 hicle. 908-963-0140 sale, rental or financing of 516-805-3237, drawers, Henredon WANTED: FENCING & MAR-CA FENCE CO. ; kit., lg. deck & rear yd. 800420-0326 10A-9P EST 908-665-7835 GATES-iron, metal or other dwellings. SPRINGFIEID-Baltusro! Top ROSELLE PARK- Lg. 2br.,LR., Non-smoking, no pets. - Mon-Fri *Checking Ac- $1000. Rug William Monte For all your fencing needs Area nr Watchung Reser- Kit, storage avail, in bsmt Avail, immed. $1600/mo. Call count Required. floral pattern, 9x12 $2200 Wuriitzer Piano Mahog- in fairly good condition. Fully insured. Free ast The Fair Housing Act vation & only mins. to Avail. 6/1. $1200 + utils. 9084642858 Iv. message. Coffee table, Igass top, any console, newly 908*47-9479 mates. Custom woodi PV€ Summit RR station. Easy brass legs $600. Uphol- tuned, $1000. Call 908- makes it illegal to advertise 15 mo./sec 90862)9108 THE OLD TOY SHOP chain link or aluminum. 3 "any preference, limitation, NYC commute. Col. split NEW PROVIDENCE-4 stered chairs, blue $500, 464-0820 generation. 908-4644241 ROSELLE PARK- mod. 1 bedroom, 2.5 baths, NEED AFFORDABLE discrimination because of 12 mns., 6BR, 3 % BA, 2 2 Bedroom Sets Full & twin cranberry $200. Lamps Wants all Qli TOYS HEALTHCARE? $59.87/ or fax 908-464-6616 race, color religion, sex, car garg. FR w/FP. BR apt., close to train, nearly new colonial, size, S300. & $250. Mov- blue/cranberry floral ce- Dolls & Trains lor Gash prkg on premises, no walk to train and town. month per Family. No lim handicap, familial status, $725,000. neg. Eves- ing sale. Call 908-687- ramic base $5O/both. Call tations. All Preexisting Harvey 973-699-7223. pets, supply own heat, $3,000/monfh. Avail- 2545. 973-285-2054 BERKELEY HEIGHTS 206 or national origin, or inten- $900/mo. 908-273-9374 Rutgers Ave. 5/7 & 5/8, Conditions OK. Call United tion to make any such OAK RIDGE REALTORS able immed.Call real- tor. 908-872-5473 ****** Wrought Iron iable & 6 9 to 3. Huge Sale, rain or Family! (800) 250-2038 GUTTER CLEANING preference, limitation, or 973-376-4822 SCOTCH PLAINS 1" floor of X1065 CE06619 Almost new! chairs, incl. cushions + shine. Furniture, baby & MOB. mv Sat 11am430pm $75 Most Homes' discrimination." Familial sta- 2-family, 3BR, 2BA, full fin. RAHWAY - 2 Bdr., newe BR SET- 6 pes, Pennsylvania matching bakers rack, kids items, toys, clothes. tus includes children under basement + add'l rooms, kitchen, W/D, walk to house, magnificent 4 exc. cond., $800, Eves. HH & linens, & more 1908-232-8388 the age of 18 living with FREE ADVICE. W/D, yard, deck, A/C, walk train, off-street parking, Leslie 973-701-1903, DEEGANGUTFEffCC poster bed. $6,200 obo. BERKELEY HEIGHTS-20 EMMA'S PIANO STUDIO parents or legal guardians; to NYC transp. & town. Pets yard, $1600./mo. + util. + DR SET- 3 pcs, very elegant, 908-322-2014c. BE WARY Pine Grove Rd., Fit 5/7, Open for individual & group pregnant women; and negotiable. $2,000 + utils. 1 mo. sec. 732-221-1067 mission style, 2 leafs and 9-2. Rain or shine. Every- lessons for teens & adults. f people securing custody of OF ADS 908456-5623 WESTFIELD - 3BR, short 10 chairs. $2,200 obo. GUTTERS children under 18. (4) Air Conditioners, (1) hu- thing must go. Family sale. Course: "How to Play My SUMMIT, I* fir, 2 big bed walk to RR and town, More items available! midifier & (1) refrigerator. Favorite Melody w/Ease." THAT PROMISE 1 newer bath, 908-377- $1850+utils.. Avail. 5/1 Scotch Plains Call 9084128409 Each individually under Berkeley Heights, 28 QH-13 yrs, 16h, dk. b. gen- Pop & Classical Cl£ANED-- In addition to the protec- 7058. Summit4rent.com 908-233-0040 tions noted above. New ANTIQUE MAHOGANY 8 pc. $100. 908464-8875. Evergreen Dr. (off Moun- tle & sweet jumps, will For Advanced 4 mos. For IS* Jersey law prohibits EASY $$$ DINING ROOM SET. Must tain off Timber) Frl. 5/7, also go western Asking Beginners 8 mos. Call for AIWA Home Theater Speaker 8am-2pm, Benefits St LIGHT HAUUNGsgf; discrimination based on Junior League sell. $1,000. System: inc. 4 speakers, 1 $3200 Cal! 90841*6535 appt 973-376-9693 Yes! Absolutely free 90&647-9479 Joseph Social Service REASONABLE RATH creed, ancestry, marital Thrift & Consignment Shop center speaker & 1 subwoofer Ctr. for the homeless & 908-273-4340 status, affectual or sexual BEDROOM SET Twin bed, 2yrs. ott. $40. 9084196154 poor of Union County. remit orientation, or nationality, advice about fraudu- headboard w/srarage 133 Young Puppies All AS SEEN ON TV $25,000 37 Deforest Avenue, Summit MAPLE BUREAU w/hutch Something for everyone! GUTTERS & LEADERS and Pennsylvania law chest & bulletin board, $99, maple changing ta- Types and sizes $85 up FREE Cash Grants- Cleaned & Flushed, See prohibits discrimination on lent contests and get- 3 drawer dresser ble Si crib $99, Boy's 1& BERKELEY HEIGHTS-34 Wood MC/Visa, Open May 8 & 9, 2004! Personal bills, Est., Fully Insured the basis of age, disability w/shelves, large dresser Hours 10 - 5 J.P. O'Nei, OF SUMMIT Call: (908) 273-7344 for further irifbmjta bike $20. Call 908-508- wild Way; Sat 5/8, 9anrt4pm, School, Business, etc. Keitam Gutter Services or ancestry. rich quick schemes. w/mirror, desk w/shelves 1817 Sm. Fum., HH, Kitehen, Some Kennels 3637 US High- $47 billion unclaimed- Women building y^ TuK 9:30 o.m.-S p.m. &, chair, 2 additional Clothes, Framed Prints, & way #1 Princeton, N 2003. Never Repay. LIVI The newspaper will not better communities Wed,Fn.,Sa. 930 am. - 2:30 p.m pieces, walnut, exc. Call 1-800-876-7060 Much Mae! (opposite Princeton Operators. 1-800-420- y knowingly accept or print )76g2T Tht/rs. 9:30 g.m. - 7:30 fr.ro. cond. $900. Call 908- Hyatt Hotel) 8344 ext. 22 KENLEPORE =r any advertising for residen- today for free info. 272-4356 BERKELEY HEIGHTS r GUTTERS tial real estate which SAGE RESALE SHOP Garage Sale Sat, 5/8,, "CUDDLES" looking for a FREE 4-R00M DIRECTV Installed.repaired,. , BR, DR, LR, Ent. Unit, sit violates the law. 3-STEEL BUILDINGS 9 to 3. Childrens clothes, good home, (allergies) SYSTEM INCLUDING IN- cleaned, windova i Comp. Htch. Call for info 24x30 was $8,900, sell toys, misc. HH Items. 132 irey & white, 5 yrs., STALLATION! 125+ To report housing discrimi- jewelry, tasewares and collectibles. All proceeds support SAGE /prices rnge b/n $1200- Briarwood Drive East. spayed, declawed, ohannels, including lo- wash, 908-58&0478I, nation, call the Office of Fair $4,900. 29x50 was eMercare programs. Receipts for tax purposes are available. $4000. 973-6354028. $14,900, sell $6,980. BERKELEY HEIGHTS Sat shots. 908-273-4685 cals, from $29.99/mo. Housing and Equal A public service message brought to Digital picture/sound. ^y you by ifiis publication and trie CaiS 273-5564 for more information. Brown Queen Size Sofa 49x90 was $26,900, 5/8, 9-3. MOVING SALE! Opportunity of the U.S. sell $12,900. 1st Conn Limited offer. Plus ship federal Trade Commission 478 Morris Ave., Summit Bed. Like new. Asking 120 Sherbrook Drive. ping Restrictions apply. Department of Housing $300.M Call after 11AN 1st Serve! Joe 1 (800 Great kids toys, h.h. items and Uiban Development °™a Hours: Mon.-Sat. 10AM-4-.30PM Do you own a Pet Service, 1-800-208-3961. 908464-5972 392-7817 and more. Love Animals or Are Just AH...PR1CE IS m (HUD) at 1-800-699-9777. All Repairs & Mainte CAPTAINS BED, oak, twin, 3-STEEL BUILDINGS CLARK- HUGE BLOCK SALE! Dedicated to Your Healthcare for the entire The HUD TTY telephone Pet(s) or Others? with storage, like new, 30x50, 40x60, 50x100 Dawn Dr. & Wilshlie, Sat family, $99.95 monthly. nance int & Ext Paintini number for the hearing Reach over 37,000 SOLD SOLD SOLD Call Now! 5/8, 9-?, R/D 5/15 - 15 No age restrictions, in Call 908-241-SO49 impaired is (212) 708-1455. Households. For more eludes dental, vision, Rodney 1(800)210-2293 HOUSES! Something for ALL DONE! Painter (kids in New Jersey, call the Ti PAINTING CO. CHINA CLOSET - Teak, beauBul, eveiyone. Information about our pre-existing condition 8 8 6 drawers. DinirgTablesoH, ABSOLUTELY NO COST TO PET DIRECTORY accepted, unlimited us rooms a specialty), fixei Division of Civil Rights in Residential Interior Exterior YOU!! NEW POWER WHEEL- FANW00D - 210 Corie obsessive compulsive the Department of Law and chairs, & entertainment center Please Call Melissa at age, 500,000 doctors. « Wallpaper removal • Installation Call fordetail. 9086546130. CHAIRS, SCOOTERS, HOS- Ave., Sat, 5/8, 9-3. Yoi 908434-1083 800-718-8937, limitei 908464-2683 Public Safety at (609) 984- PITAL BEDS AND DIABETIC Can't Miss It Kids items, 3100. In Pennsylvania, call time offer. * Drywall installation and repair COMPLETE BLONDE BEDROOM SUPPLIES CALL 1-800- House gds & Much more! MR DEPENDABLE; Pajntinj the Pennsylvania Human SET-excellent condition 843-9199 TO SEE IF YOU MEDICARE DIABETICS carpentry, no job too, srr s GILLETTE- 60 Johnson Ave., Relations Commission at Powerwashing Calk 908-2454634 QUALIFY. NJ LOCATION. FREE METERI11 No COS1 SpeaataB efec work Tc (717) 787-4410 or the Fair Fri. 5/7 & Sat 5/8, 9an> e COMPUTER ARMOIRE Diabetes Supplies. DIA- nm3969.Reeest9084B664a Housing Council of Deck treatments CALORIC GAS WALL OVEN 3pm; Multl-Faniily; Ftim., BETIC SHOES, No Cost to cherry, 2 attached desks, Suburban Philadelphia at white, $110; Tappan Ga Clothing, Toys, HH, " You!!! Join Diabetes Care file drawers, shelves, exc. (610)604-4411. FULLY INSURED * REFERENCES»FREE ESTIMATES Cook top Stove, white, Morel Club. FREE Membership. cond., $1200.908-2860741 $100; GE Microwave, $75, FREE Delivery. 1-800-316- SINCE 1978 - SATISFACTION GUARANTEED All gd. cond. 908-277-6751 GILLETTE-71 Meyers* Rd, THOMAS J. PAMPALONE DINING RM TBL-beauKUl, cor> 5/7 & 5/8, 9-3pm. MOVING 6391. Call NOW! temporary, beveled gbssfop CHIPPER SHREDDER- SALE! Something for every- 1.800.VENDING A BATHROOM TILE i 973-635-8300 908-277-2764 tbl, wroughtiron base, custom Mighty Mac, 5.hp, good one! Including ping pong 90 Machines - $9,120 REPAIR SPECIALIST tbl. protector, 42x7T cond. Asking $130. tbl., gas grill Smore. Call for The Best Locations Grouting Caulking • Si s « Residential • New Construction » Commercial $650. 97*6650591 Call 973*35-9037 dir. 908-581-0309 1-800-836-3464 24/Hrs Jobs, Rich 732-381-6«3& The Summit Herald, Berkeley Heights, New Providence Dispatch, Saturday, May 8, 2004 - PAGE 13 t_ EUROPEAN MASON Foun- 1985 15 HP FORCE w/6 DODGE DURANGO SLT+ '00 Snow plow. Fisher 6.5 ft. dations, blocks, bricks, gal. tank. New prop & 5.9L, all-power, silver, w/"Minute Mount", alt hy- steps, pavers, sidewalks, plugs. Needs water pump. FORD TAURUS WA60N '94 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS SATURN SL2 '97 sedan, 43K mi., leather, 3rd row, draulics, lights and con- ADDITIONS, PORCHES, patios, plaster, water- $350. 908-964-1950 VW '94 Jetta 4 dr., AT, garaged, mint cond., ex- 80K, gd. cond., $2100 4.0 8cyl navy blue almond "95 - exc. cond., power loaded, auto., ex cond., well-kept black, sunroof, 90k mi., trols. Excel cond, cur- PATIOS, DECKS, FINISH- proofing. Call Mike 908- tended power train war- '86 19 FT. BAYUNER CAPRI OBO 908301-1948 leather int cd changer sun- metafc blue w/Wue int, 155K hwy mi $5300 nego- peppy, good cond., rently mounted on Nissan ING BASEMENTS, 472-3411 ranty • transferable. '93 4x4 P/U. Reduced to KITCHEN AND BATH CUDDY 125 Force, 0/B roof htd front seats exc. $4800 neg. 973377-1271 tiable. 908-730-9499 $5200. 908-273-1364 trailer, extras, $2800/obo GMC'88-Newengine,50k, $18,000 908-284-4963 $750. Call 908-233-2235 RENOVATIONS. cond. 83k miles $16,500 SATURN SL2 '98- 4dr., good 908-272-9654 seats 8,$1800. MERCURY MARQUIS '2000 VW '96 JCTTA TREK Exc. Old building restorations, Menza iasonry & call: 908-334-7021 or cond., 1 owner, auto, ac, 908735-4514 LS, white, 42,000 mi. all cond., 4-dr,. orig. owner, FORD '03 EXPLORER XLT - excavations, siding, tiling 908-236-8353 Clinton NJ 123k mi.. $2,800. Building Inc. power, loaded, garaged, 89K mi,, new tires 4WD, 3rd seat, loaded, and flooring, drywall, Grand Marquis Mercury'91- 908-313-6080 SPECIALIST IN ALL PHASES LEXUS '93 LS400 perfect cond. $9,500. $5100/ob 908464-1268 17k mi, $21,900. CHEVY G20 '95 - Converted, windows, NO JOB TOO OF MASONRY WITH 21 ac, cd, blue leath. int 4dr, blkw/bik leather. 732-785-2881 SUBARU'03IMPREZAWRX 908-232-6022 van-auto ac, ps, cruise, 3IG OR TOO SMALL! YRS. EXP. exc. cond,, 112k mi., $1950., 85Kmi, loaded. 6CD, 5-spd, A/C power windows, VW Cabiio Convertible *9S- tow package, new tires FREE ESTIMATES. MISUBISHI '97 ECLIPSE, •ArWorkman's Compensation ACCURA INTEGRA LS 2001 908-2654536 Ic-jack. 1 owner, beautiful! locks, &CD changer, 17K Reasonable- $7000.60K, FORD, EXPL0RER,'94. -Tan $3250. 908-240-7258 10 years experience. must see! $8900 red, great condition 74K inter/exter., AC, , exell. & Liability Insurance 27K, black, fully loaded, HONDA '00 CIVIC EX mi, moving to the city mi., excellent condition, 2dr, 4 cyl AC, airbags, j.0. CONSTRUCTION Certificates supplied for $11,500 732-921-8302 908-273-8216 Summit silver, one-owner, am/frn, ABS, FWD, 5 spd cond., 153k mi. $3,900 Dodge Extended Van '86, S08-797-7350 2-door, 82,000 miles, ex- $6800 908-362-8687 obo. 908-295-4363 each job. cell, cond. 1-owner, white, 5- daytime or evening $23,000 908-233-3514 manual, CD char, runs good cond., reliable, Great BMW '00 323i - Black, LINCOLN '02 Continental * Local references speed, AM/FM/CD great, 917-853-9852 or for hauling or campingl A "crdabie windows - top of auto, 4-door, sunroof, Fully equippd, low mileage SUBARU OUTBACK '97 * Competitive Rates $7,30Q/obo MITSUBISHI '97 Eclipse GS ddmiucM8Dtaornberg.net $1500/bo. 908-232-6079 the line, carpentry, insect ABS, cassette, 50K 4,800, mint cond., Wagon, 57K ABS, AWD, * Guaranteed Work 908-399-0624 $24,000. 908-233-7741 auto, 72k mi., exc. cond., damage, good rates, nice miles, garaged, single- lots of extras, $6500 new tires, exc cond. VW JETTA GLS '00 - 5 spd, JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE JEEP '97 GRAND CHEROKEE Free Est. 908-665-0819 $9500. 917-816-1704 gu>s. 908-654-7161 owner. Excellent condi- Honda '03 CRV 4X4 LX -IJNCOLN TOVUNCAR '02- exc /obo. 908-41&6697 silver, leather, snrf, CD, full LAREDO '96 - 4 WD, gold, LAREDO clean in and out, tion $20,000 908-447- 26k mi., CC, CD cass., cond., prt, rrart, warn avail., TOYOTA 4X4 PICKUP '87- power, 39K, ext war., exc, 114K, PW, PL, AC, asking auto., 4 WD, 8-cyl., dk. AH HOME IMPROVEMENTS 0628 NISSAN MAXIMA SE.'02- cond., $12,500 908-277-3624 $4800. Call 908-2980321 gr., A/C, CD, loaded, Inched basements, kitchens, am/fm, silver, $17,000/ black w/gr. ithr. int asking adult driven, 1 owner. CHARLES MOVING & $21,900 obo. 9735884337 Pearl white, fully equip., ga- 90k, 4cyl., 5 sp., new 155k mi.. Asking $4500 batns, doors & windows, OBO 201-779-5686 rage keep, oil changed every VW JETTA GLS '94-5 spd., STORAGE, light hauling. BMW 318 a .'98- 5 spd., AC, paint, place clutch at 85k, MERCURY '97 Mountaineer 908-51*0324 d.cks. brick patios. Free Exp. men, low rates. Free lealhr., CassJCD changer, HONDA '03 ELEMENT MARQUIS 1997- Palm 2k mi.. Must See! 32k mi., pw.. pdls, ps, sliding sun- 70,994 mi., white, 4WD, estimate. 908-7898418. $15,700. 732388«L46 new brakes & master cyl- roof. Alpine CD. 90K mi., moving boxes. Call all power, sunroof, alarm, EX4WD "NEW"-ONLY 3K Beach. Black/gr. leath. inder, 3in. lift kit, 33" leather, sunroof, AC, JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE int, 50k mi., well maint'd. great cond., garg. M'tfT & POWERWASHING 908687-8898, lic#PC000864. pin stripe, new tires/batt. MILES $17,500/BO Nissan Senira GXE 2000- 5 tires, ps, pb, am/fm cas- am/fm cassette, $8000. LIMITED '01- 4wd, Mint, $11,200. oWo. Don't $7,000 obo 973-744-1854 $3,500. 908-216-3189 Wue,29K. $20,900. G'eat work! Free esti- 732-3564849 sp. man, 99k mi., loaded, sette player, asking 908-654-6968 wait. Call today! 908-665- 908-232-6022 ' mates! D. Morales, 903- exc. cond., ask $5230. obo $26Q0 obo 908-281-5397 9664 HONDA ACCORD LX '97- 5 MAZDA '01 MIATA-Auto.. mint WE BUY CARS. HIGHEST MERCURY MOUNTAINEER 723-1753. 609S29O7Z7 spd., p/d, p/l, 76K, well condition, silver convert, TOYOTA '99 Solara 48k mi., PRICES PAID, MA- '00-AWD, V8, 54K mi.KI, A '02 SEDONA EX Fully BMW 323 IC CONV, '99 - 5 leather, Bose. 14K mi., RANG & SONS AUTO RAY MiCASTRO SMALL maint, orig. own., $6500. silver, fully loaded, exc. exc cond., $11,000. 732- loaded, 17K mi, $15,000 OLDS '89 Custom Cruiser SALES, INC. 507-13 HOME iMPROVEMENTS & spd. stick, silver, prem. + 908-707-8516 loaded. $14,500/080 908- cond., asking $8200. Call ABSOLUTE BEST Wagon, loaded, 40k, new South Ave., 150 South 604-2268 732-388-9777 8-665-9561 PAINTING & WALLPAPER sport pkg., 2 tone gray 237-9707 motor, good running cond., 973-37&6406 ieath, exc, cond., 49K mi.,HONDA CIVIC EX 1998- Ave., Garvvood faux finishes, Rook & plaster Mercedes 1988 2SQE ivory $1250/bo. 9086914823. Patio and $19,500 908-709-0176 snrf.2 dr., gd. cond., in/out, TOYOTA '99 Tundra 4X4 repair, neat quality work, 15 w/tan, strong reliable car 3sok Awnings. Excep- 97k mi., runs great $4800 Incl. ladder racks & yis. exp. Ma* 90S6888965 BMW 330ci '01 2-dr., mint in good condition, 165k, OLDS CUTLASS CIERA S- DODGE '00 Ram Sport CAR DONATIONS- Choose tonaliy affordable. Free '93- 61mi., 4 dr. immac. work box. Asking cond., steel grey, fully obo 973-978-7564 $3850. 908-322-6714. 2500 Pickup, extended your charity: United Way, |i formation Kit and Video AFFORDABLE & QUALITY in & out, full power, $12000. 908-996-6400 loaded, 5-spd. w/sport HONDA CIVIC EX '93 114K cab, 4wd, 8* bed, cap, MS, Epilepsy, Girl Scouts, plus instant prices at Interior Painting MERCEDES '99- CT30 $2900. 732-259-9920 VOLVO 1996 850, Gold, pkg., 48K mi., $25,500 mi., 5-spd., loaded, sun- leather int pwr heated Boy Scouts, Housing for u.v.v.sunsetter2004.com No Job Too Small Compressor, 57k. sun- CHEVY '55 - 4dr. 88k mi. 908-782-6793 roof, 4-dr., great transp. PLYMOUTH ACCLAIM '90 - auto, a/c, am/fm/cass, r seats & windows, CD Homeless, Children with or Toil-Free 1-800-876- 908-232-6940 roof, 5 disc CD, black int. 265-V8, new brakes, good $3,000 908-709-0696 2006 inspect, 6 cyl, auto, pw. excellent cond., 102k, player, 75k mi., inol., Ext cancer, and mors. * Free S060, ext. 1007 BMW 5281 '97 - silver, auto, & ext., excel cond., 1 $6900. 973-635-2276. driver, paint ok, inter, nice, fDAJ/E|SliR0FESSlONAP AC, PS, PB, PW, P seat, 4 new tires. $950/obo Chrysler bumper to PfckHip * 1-888-395-3955 NFINITI '97 130, A-l like owner, $17,000 obo $2995 973-7850018 bumper 100k mi. war- SC2TCH PLAINS BUILDERS tilt, leather, alloys, sun- 973-701-1019. Call 908-9254505 VOLVO 850 1994, white, SDiing Special 15% off w/Ad oomm.-ReasonabllS^Ilfge Ratel s roof, am/fm CD changer, new, loaded, all pwr, 62K, black leather int, pwr ranty. Asking $16,500 CASHfORMOSTCARS PONTIAC SUNFIRE GT,'99- Rj% Ford Thunderbird '56- sage Sundecks any size with 973464-3661or 908889-7037 exc. cond., dealer maint, $8,999. Call 973635- MERCEDES BBC 450 SEL 79- sunrf, heated seats, fully 908464-2041 Free Pickup, Summit 6056 after 6:30 am-lOpm loaded, red, pw sunroof, CD, green, white hard top, re- Exxon 908-277-3775 plans. 908-347-4063 73K, $16,000908-272-8631 Low nrteage, geatcond., needs loaded, garage kept, exc. built 312, auto, 90% orig., GORMAN PAINTING luns gieat 43.100 mi., cond., 100k, Asking DODGE '01 Dakota Sport STEVEN J. CLARKE Specializing in: BMW '92 3251, 123k mi., iNFINITI '99 QX4 Mint cond. teSUBCpftU $7,7CO 908-253S896 no rust, 70k mi., $28,000 DONATE VEHICLES, 908392-1329 $7800. 908-889-5139. Extended cab, biue, V6, t-tfflNG * SIDING* REPAIRS Painting Aluminum Siding red, beige leather int, Loaded.4X4, leather, sun- 609-397-1162 6' bed, 28,600 ml., BOATS, REAL ESTATE, GUTTER CLEANING 800-859-4329 black leather steering roof, Bose stereo system, PORSCHE '83 944 5-spd VOLVO 850GLT. '96, wagon, COLLECTIBLES & MER- MERCEDES BENZ '86 560SL sun roof, custom int.. fac- MERCEDES BENZ '71- 280 $12,800. 908-298-0338 B"»KLY HTS * 908-286-1535 wheel, tinted windshield, heated seats, black, 65k. leather interior, CD, power CHANDISE... to help light ivory on palomino tory alarm, Denon AM/FM sunroof, 5 spd. $16,750. 908-735-9072 everything, excellent cond. SL toww/tobacc o Merer, 2 teenagers in crisis! MEARS PAINTING leather, bath harcj and soft cass 12K.mi. $10,000firm tops, 95K, 2nd owner since FORD F-150 '98- King cab, AT/Manua] transmission, 98K mi, $7300/obo 908- Maximize your IRS de- Interior & Exterior INFINITI G-20 2002, low tops, all orig., perfect Cond. 908-687-9157 •80-Garaged $26,500 Ithr, loaded, cap & liner, ABS, AC, ACB, ACC, SRS, 654-4778 duction - Prompt pickup. Free Estimates 16,066 mites, silver int/exL perfectly maint 82K, 908-561-1272 orig. owner, just insp.83k, radio, garaged, exc. D'Var Institute 800-33- Insured Rify loaded. All options $22,000 OBO Call 973-226- PORSCHE 911E 70' RUNNING VOLVO '98 Cross country $9000.9084646039. cond., $4995. Call 908- TORAH - 800-338-6724. Call George /upgrades possWe. Orfe. 2077 CONDmON&9ilT70'- wagon - blk. ext tan int. Cleaning Service Apts, 647-2551 both targa roofs $6500 for FORD RANGER XLT '94 Ext 908464-8297 owner /warranty transferable. MERCURY '93 SA- loaded, exc. cond. 34k homes and office. Night both 610-2583339 cab., V-6., auto., A/C, BU1CK '92 LeSabre Cus- Maintenance leawte available BLEWAGON. Power Steer- mi., $15,000908-370-7013 BMW X5 SUV '02, 3.0 liter, and days. Good Refer- at Douglas infinE Asking matching Leercap, Dura- tom Exc. cond., 48k ing, brakes and windows SATURN '93 SC2 A/CVOLV, O V70 JLT WAGON *9& 6xyc 34, 600 mi., ex- ences. 12 years experi- OLD GUY PAINTING. orig. mi.. $3000./OBO $17,500,908-7203060. tended warranty, loaded, liner, very clean, always ence. Own transporta- Need Interior painting? Runs well. Clean, New auto., clean, excellent black, turbo, excel cond., serv/maintained, 95R mi., Call 908-276-0189 or tires & brakes. 79K mi. condition. Taupe. All- only 65k mi., fully loaded. $34,000 908-475-1600 tion. 908-464-2917; Cell Call the Old Guy 908^)94-1197. JAGUAR '70 XKE 4.2 $4900 908-790-1480 908-251-2300 908/769-8971 $2000 908-222-9663 power. 109K mi. $1,799 $12,800 908S890447. coupe, 74k mi., new in- 908-273-2096 CHEVY S10 BLAZER '87- BUICK '95 PARK AVE. - FORD TRUCK F-250 '93- 4wd. FREEDOM FROM FILTH terior, top, major me- MERCURY '97 GRAND MAR- VW '2000 Beetle GLS exc 4x4, 2 dr., white, V6, RICICS PAINTING 75K mi., gar. kept, new am/fm cass, air, exec, Resident/Comm. 25yrs. chanical restoration QUIS LS, loaded, 76K mi., SATURN SL1 '02 - 4 dr, cond. 34,000 miles. Ask- auto, rebuilt eng. & trans. Interior/Exterior tires, brakes, 1 owner, cond., ext cab., 185k, exp. Estimates. Exe. refs. done, $27,500. Call 908- garaged. VG condition. loaded, exec. cond. 33k, ing $9,900. Call Many new parts/inspec. Free Est. Call 908/464-5597 $5400/obo 908-889-9662 $4000.9084310515 90&377-6368/226-97S6 273-6895 $6,000 908-273-6008 $7900. 908-232-6022. 908-464-4399 $2600 obo. 908591-8927 BUICK '96 LE SABRE Red, 4dr, ps, pb, pw, 105k, HOUSE CLEANING Premium great cond., $2,500. Lady from Berkeley Heights w/ 908-518-0741 exc. lefs. avail, to dean Painting houses around the aiea. 908 BUICK '96 Regal 2 dr., £ 2652977 ask for Martha • Int/Ext mi., spotless, orii owner, 33900. 97: Housecleaning Own 8715 transportation, reliable, BUICK '96 Regal- 4 dr, 79K refs., free estimates. miles, loaded, exc cond. 903-351-5505 $4,500. 732-382-7158 Julie & imty Buick Century Wagon 1988 Cleaning Services good running cond., 6 cyl, Homes, Apts., Offices, $350. 908-322-2159 Condo's. GD Refs. Please 'Free 1st leave message 9734663147 BUICK LESABRE 'S»dark | • Fully-tared green w/beige int. Grand = touring susp., am-fm ra- JOHNCUCCMEIIO dio, cass & CD, 1 owner, Like new clean, good cond., 72K Power Washing 973-376-3827 mi., Asking $6,500 908- Vinyl siding, decks & patios, 233-0429 908-4646488 CADILLAC '92 De vllie EViiKESPOWEHWASHING HOMEOWNERS WANTED! Looks gooci, runs great. Superior Quality Since 1990 Kayak Pools looking for Ask $3500 obo 732-388- 908-92&09K) Demo homesites to dis- 0399 leave msg. play new maintenance CADILLAC, DEVILLE '98 - free Kayak pools. Save Champange,130k,Ioaded,le thousands of $$. ather interior, $8,750 obo. Unique opportunity! 100% financing avail- 908-2685103 Bennett Landscaping & able. 1-800-510-5624. CAMARO '76- 2" owner, low Driveway Sealing - miles, current insp., great Reasonable Prices - restore project. $1500 908-322-9529 Seymour 908447-8268 CHEVY '95 BLAZER LT 4x4 BOBS LANDSCAPING iiiiii 84K mi, leather, all-power, First Cut Free! 6-CD, good cond. $5200 Lawn Maintenance, iiiii /obo 732-382-0895 Free est! Spring/Fall CHEVY IMPALA '95 24K mi., cleanup. 732-382- new tires, brakes, A/C, *ojn AM/FM CD, leather LAND SCAPES, tlC $16,000 9082334855 * Landscaping Design CHRYSLER 5'" AVE. '88- * Complete Maintenance Res./Com. Removal, Fully loaded w/ ithr. * Spring clean-ups, etc. pruning, storm damage, seats, 81k mi., excel. * Free Estimates stump grinding, Land cond. $2200/obo. * Fully Insured cleaning. Allwork 908-245-1169 * Residetial/Commercia! guaranteed. Fully Ins. 908-322-1021 CHRYSLER '97 LX! mini Free Est. van, 97k mi., good • LANDSCAPING' PRUiiNG cond., $6000./OBO 908- • PLANTING • No Job 310-5700. Too Small 973-360-9698 CASCADE CHRYSLER CONCORD '98 Larry's Landscaping TREE SERVICE Charcoal Colored, Family car, 4 • Lawn Cleanups Pruning, Removals, door, 6 cyl, All Power, 56.5K, • Lawn Maintenance Tree Spraying $5000908518-1831 Free Est., 80S447-3321 Feeding CHRYSLER CONCORDE 00 LAWN CARE LANDSCAPING David Lee Welch 55k mi. Ithr. int. full pwr, Commercial & Residential 647-1310 multi cd $8000obo mint Snowplowing & Landscaping cond, 908-806-7936 DON'S TREE SERVICE Fully Insured. 908651-9262 CHRYSLER FIFTH AVE. '87 *8est Prices* 84K, new tires $600 Lawn Service & Lands. *Free Estimates* 64&322-1630 908-647-3659 •Fully Insured* 908-233-5816 DODGE '96 P1CKUPSLT LAWNS & GARDENS auto, ext. cab, 72K mi., • ROTOTILL • Call Dave pioneer stereo cd player, 973-377-3165 great cond., bedliner, VISA Tree Service power everything, CD, MANCINI'S LANDSCAPE ^escfentb *CQrnmsdc( $3,000. CaH908«54Gt30 ASSOCIATES * Removal 4 Pruning ALL FACETS OF * Storm Damage DODGE '97 DAKOTA 78K LANDSCAPING & • Stump Grinding mi., 4-cyle, 5-spd, manua CONSTRUCTION *Land Clearing trans, A/C, CD radio, sold CONCEPT TO COMPLE- * All Work Guaranteed sold sold sold TSON Fully Insured & FREE Est. DODGE NEON '00- Highline • IMMEDIATE RESPONSE 1-908-482-2213 OR 908-482-2274 edition, sunroof, AC, CD •FREE LITERATURE changer, AM/FM radio, 1 • IMft/HHATE/PPOINIMENT owner, 65k, $3800 SCHEDULING 908403-1432 - FREE CONSULTATIONS • EXPERT IDEAS FORD '94 Explorer XL, 2 di • CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED Leave YOT Tree Workio Us! hatchback, auto, AC, new a PLANNING s Chips-Mulch-Stump rebuilt eng & trans $4500 i Removal Call 908-688-4976 1-800-339-8502 = 100' All Terrain Crane FORD '99 EXPLORER- 973-912-4394-FAX Fully Insured * Over 15 Yrs. EDDIE BAUER Loaded, E-MAIL ADDRESS- 43K mi., excellent condi- [email protected] tion in and out. Asking SUCCESS THROUGH mmmmmmm $13,750/obo 908-337- PRIDE, HONESTY, & EXP. 1521 or 908-272-4319 P & W LANDSCAPING Spring Cleanups, Fertilizing Ford F-350 Dump TrucK- V6,Auto, 4x4, with plow & Mulching. All basic lawn QUAD HONDA 400 EX 2003 maintenance. For free es- $6,000. Mint condition. $4,400 908-797-1032 timates call 973-644- 908-782-0275 0003 201-602-5044 FORD, RANGER PICK-UP '89 RACING GO-KART Call for valves need adj.,. oversize When you invite a city child to your home to experience the country for the very first time, details. Asking $1700. contractor's cap w/ ladder- 732-38SO399 acks,$l,400 Iv mess. 90S 245-6834 you may be the one who benefits most. Because nothing is like the thrill of opening a child's eyes to p FORD TAURUS GL '94 Excell E.-RING CLEAN-UPS 2001 Harley Davidson mechanical cond. Only a whole new world. With your help, children can swim in a lake or walk barefoot in the grass. 973-390-0609 Sportster, XLH 88380K, mi., AC, dr gr., grey Wsekly cuts starting at $25 black, 2800 mi., chromed int., garaged, must see. and up. 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Asking A public service message brought to 1 of a kind Natural Stone $5,000 or Best Offer. you by this publication and tfie A copy of our annual financial report may be oDiained from The Fresh Air Fund 633 Third Avenue V Ftar New Yoric NY 10017 (212-897-89001 Irformation filed with the attorney general concerning this chantabte solicitation may be obiared froir ihe attorney gers 2004 Municipal Budget Local Bond Law by The Ci"y af Summit Nsw be in such fo'm as may be de- pose COMMON COUNCIL OF THE pledged to the punctual pa/ Additional Work and its Ne- TOWNSHIP OF BERKELEY HEIGHTS COUNTY OF UNION (d) An aggregate Je; _ey. For the _aid improve termined by the Ch ef F.nancal Section 4 The 'oliowing ad CITY OF SUMMIT, IN THE ment or the prncipal of and in cessity: Epoxy Floor FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2004 amount not exceeding $50,000 ment or purpose stated in said Officer. The Chief Financial Of- ditional matters are hereby de- COUNTY OF UNION, NEW terest on the said obligations for interest on said obligations, Section 3, there is hereby ap- ficer shall determine all matters termined, declared, recited and JERSEY {not less than two authorized by this bond ordi- Original Price: $ 69,500.00 Revenue and Appropriation Summaries costs of issuing said obliga- propriated the sum of in connection with the notes is- thirds of all the members there- nance. Said obligations shall tions, engineering costs and $405,000, said sum being in- sued pursuant to this bond or- (a) The said pur- of affirmatively concurring), AS be direct, unlimited obligations Total of Change Order #2: Summary of Revenues Anticipated other items of expense listed in clusive of ail appropriations dinance, and the Chief Finan- pose described in Section 3 of FOLLOWS: of the City, and the City shall be $ 3,500.00 2004 2003 and permitted under seciion heretofore made therefor and cial Officer's signature upon this bond ordinance is not a Section 1^ The improvement obligated to levy ad valorem 1. Surplus $1,850,000.00 $1,970,000.00 40A:2-20 of said Local Bond including the sum of $23,000 the notes shall be conclusive current expense and is a prop- described in Section 3 of this taxes upon all the taxable prop- Total of Previous Change Or- 2. Total Misellaneous Revenues 3,133,260.68 3,044,868.22 Law may be included as part of as the down payment for said evidence as to all such deter- erty or improvement which the bond ordinance is hereby au- erty within the City for the pay- ders: $36,500.00 J3. Receipts from delinquent Taxes 238,000.00 236,000.00 the cost of said improvement improvement or purpose re- minations. All. notes issued City may lawfully acquire or thorized as a general improve- ment of said obligations and in- [•1 Local Tax for Municipal Purposes 8.437,704.32 7,663,313.17 and is included in the foregoing quired by law and now avail- hereunder may be renewed make as a local improvemenL ment to be made or acquired terest thereon without limitation Total Contract to Date: of rate or amount. ! Total General Revenues $13,658,965.40 S12.914.1S1.39 estimate thereof. able therefor by virtue of provi- from time to time subject to the (b) The period of by The City of Summit, New $109,500.00 " (e) This bond or- sion in a previously adopted provisions of N.J.S.A. §40A:2- usefulness of said purpose Jersey. For the said improve- budget or budgets of the City 8. The Chief Financial Officer ment or purpose stated in said i Summary of Appropriations 2004 Budget Final 2003 Budget dinance authorizes obligations within the limitations of said Lo- Section 8. The capital bud- David L Hughes, City Clerk of the City solely for a purpose for down payment or for capital is hereby authorized to sell part cal Bond Law, according to the Section 3, there is hereby ap- get or temporary capital budget Dated: May 4, 2004 improvement purposes and in- or all of the notes from time to reasonable life thereof comput- propriated the sum of of the City is hereby amended }1 Operating Expenses: Salaries & Wages $5,281,300.00 55,047,650.00 described in subsection ;h) of S.R: May 8,2004 cluding also the sum of time at public or private sale ed from the date of the said $103,000, said sum being in- to conform with the provisions I Other Expenses 5,463,965.40 5,063,031.39 section 40A:2-7 of said Local S198,000 received or expected and to deliver them to the pur- bonds authorized by this bond clusive of all appropriations of this ordinance to the extent |2. Deferred Charges & Other Appropriations 470,000.00 430,000.00 Bond Law, and the said obliga- 3Bx.25 = $9.50 to be received by the City from chasers thereof upon receipt of ordinance, is ten (10) years. heretofore made therefor and of any inconsistency herewith !3. Capita! Improvements 1,000.00 1,000.00 tions authorized by this bond the New Jersey Department of payment of the purchase price including the sum of $14,800 and the resolutions promulgat- It. Debt Service 1,607,700.00 1,372,500.00 ordinance are to be issued for (c) The supple- Transportation as a grant in aid plus accrued Merest from their as the down payment for said ed by the Local Finance Board |5. Reserve for Uncollected Taxes 835.000.00 1.000,000.00 a purpose which is "sett-liqui- mental debt statement required TOWNSHIP OF dating" within the meaning and of financing said improvement dates to the dates of delivery by said Local Bond Law has improvement or purpose re- showing all detail of the BERKELEY HEIGHTS Total General Appropriations $13,658,965.40 S12, 914,181.39 limitations of section 40A:2-45 or purpose. thereof. The Chief Financial been duly made and filed in the quired by law and now avail- amended capital budget or PUBLIC HEARING AND •Total Number of Employees 144 144 of said Local Bond Law and are Section 2. For the financing Officer is directed to report in office of the City Clerk and a able therefor by virtue of provi- temporary capital budget and FINAL ADOPTION OF ORDH Balance of Outstanding Debt deductible, pursuant to sub- of said improvement or pur- writing to the governing body of complete executed duplicate sion in a previously adopted capital program as approved NANCES INTRODUCED ON General section (c) of section 40A:2-44 pose and to meet the part of the City at the meeting next thereof has been filed in the of- budget or budgets of the CHy by the Director, Division of Lo- APRIL 13,2004: J3and Principal $6,357,000.00 of said Local Bond Law, from said $405,000 appropriation succeeding the date when .any fice of the Director of the Divi- tor down payment or for capital cal Government Services, are {Note Principal -0- ' gross debt of the City. not provided for by application safe or delivery of the notes sion of Local Government Ser- improvement purposes and in- on file with ihe City Clerk and 1. "AN ORDINANCE TO JLoan Principal S3.763.375.28 Section 6. All bond anticipa- hereunder of said down pay- pursuant to this bond ordi- vices in the Department of cluding also the sum of are available for public inspec- AMEND TITLE 2, ADMINIS^ Outstanding Balance $10, 120,375.28 tion notes issued hereunder ment, negotiable bonds of Ihe nance is made. Such report Community Affairs of the State $88,200 received or expected tion. TRATION AND PERSONNEL, shall mature at such times as City are hereby authorized to must include the principal of New Jersey, and such state- to be received by the City from Section 9, This bond ordi- CHAPTER 2.128, 'PERSON-; .Notice is hereby given that the budget and tax resolution was approved by the Townshp Committee ol may be determined by the be issued in the principal amount, interest rate and ma- ment shows that the gross debt the FedBral Emergency Man- nance shall take effect twenty NEL SYSTEM", SECTION Ihe Township of Berkeley Heights, County of Union on April 28, 2004. Chief Financial Officer, provid- amount of $382,000 pursuant turities of the notes sold, the of the City as defined in said agement Agency (Assistance (20) days after the first publica- 2.128.140 ENTITLED RE ed that no note shall mature to the Local Bond Law of New price obtained and the name of Local Bond Law is increased to Firefighters Grant Program) tion thereof after final adoption, BURSEMENT POLICY FOR A hearing on the budget and tax resolution and tax resolution will be held at the Municipal Building on later than one year from its Jersey. In anticipation of the is- the purchaser. by the authorization of the as a grant in aid of financing as provided by said Local Bond EMPLOYEES ATTENDANCE said improvement or purpose. June 9, 2004 at 8:00 o'clock (PM) at which time and place objections to the Budget and Tax Resolution date. The notes shall bear in- suance of said bonds and to Section 7. The full faith and bonds and notes provided for Law. AT EVENTS BENEFITING for hte year 2004 may be presented by taxpayers or other interested persons. terest at such rate or rates and temporarily finance said im- credit of the City are hereby in this bond ordinance by Section 2. For the financing Adopted: May 4,2004 THE TOWNSHIP, OF THE RE-j VISED GENERAL ORDH be in such form as may be de- provement or purpose, nego- pledged to the punctual pay- 3157,000, and the said obliga- of said improvement or pur- Approved: May 4,2004 NANCES OF THE TOWNSHIP! Copies of the budget are available in the office of Patricia Rapach. Township Clerk, at the Municpal termined by the Chief Financial tiable notes of the City in a tions authorized by this bond pose and to meet the part of Jordan Glatt, Mayor ment of the principal of and in- OF BERKELEY HEIGHTS' ISuiiding, 29 Park Avenue, berkeley Heights, New Jersey, 07922 (908) 464-2700 duirng Ihe hours of principal amount not exceeding ordinance will be within all debt said $103,000 appropriation Attest Officer. The Chief financial Of- terest on the said obligations (Explanation: This Oi J3:00 (AM) to 4:30 (PM). limitations prescribed by said not provided for by application David L Hughes, City Clerk ficer shall determine ail matters $382,000 are hereby autho- authorized by this bond ordi- nance increases the cost af in connection with the notes is- rized to be issued pursuant to nance. Said obligations shall Local Bond Law. hereunder of said down, pay- (The Dispatch: 5/8/04 (d) An aggregate STATEMENT mileage reimbursement foi sued pursuant to this bond or- and within the limitations pre- be direct, unlimited obligations ment, negotiable bonds of the employees) dinance, and the Chief Finan- scribed by said Local Bond of the City, and the City shall be amount not exceeding $12,000 City are hereby authorized to p 23 x. 25 = $30.75 cial Officer's signature upon Law. obligated to levy ad valorem for interest on said obligations, be issued in the principal The bond ordinance published the notes shall be conclusive Section 3. (a) The improve- taxes upon all the taxable prop- costs of issuing said obliga- amount of $88,200 pursuant to herewith has been finally 2. "AN ORDINANCE AMEND- BID NOTICE tions and other items of ex- adopted on Tuesday, May 4, ING AND SUPPLEMENTING CITY OF SUMMIT evidence as to all such deter- ment hereby authorized and erty within the City for the pay- the Local Bond Law of New minations. All notes issued purpose for the financing of ment of said obligations and in- pense listed in and permitted Jersey. In anticipation of the is- 2004, and the twenty-day peri- TITLE 15, BUILDINGS AND PROJECT: improvements to Canoe Brook Parkway - Section I under section 40A2-20 of said od of limitation within which a CONSTRUCTION, SECTION DEPARTMENT: Department of Community Services hereunder may be renewed which said obligations are to be terest thereon without limitation suance of said bonds and to Local Bond Law may be includ- suit, action or proceeding 15.04.020 ENTITLED "CODB j Sealed bids will be received by the Purchasing Department of the City of Summit at 11.00 A.M. Tues- from time to time subject to the issued is the reconstruction of rate or amount. temporarily finance said im- questioning fhe vaiidfty of such ENFORCEMENT FEES" OR day, May 25,2004 in the Council Chamber, City Hal!, 512 Springfield Avenue, Summit, New Jersey for: provisions of N.J.S.A. §40A:2- and resurfacing of Canoe Section 8. The capital bud- ed as part of the cost of said provement or purpose, nego- 8. The Chief Financial Officer Brook Parkway from Woodland get or temporary capital budget improvement and is included in tiable notes of the City in a ordinance can be commenced THE CODE OF THE TOWNJ IMPROVEMENTS TO CANOE BROOK PARKWAY - SECTION I SHIP OF BERKELEY; is hereby authorized to sell part Avenue to Route 24 to provide the foregoing estimate thereof. principal amount not exceeding as provided in the Local Bond copies of plans, specifications and contract documents will be on file for public inspection and may be of the City is hereby amended HEIGHTS WITH THE INCLU- a roadway pavement at least (e) Nothing will $88,200 are hereby authorized Law, has begun to run from the obtained at the office of the Department of Community Services, 512 Springfield Avenue, Summit, NJ or ail of the notes from time to to conform with the provisions SION OF AN ENTIRELY NEW be contributed by the City at to be issued pursuant to and date of the first publication of upon payment of $75.00. Plans, specifications, and contract documents can be purchased betweei time at public or private sale equal in useful life or durability of this ordinance to the extent FEE SCHEDULE FOR 1 the hours of 9:00 am and 4:00 pm Monday thru Friday, excluding legal holidays. *Said fee will be re- and to deliver them to the pur- to a roadway pavement of of any inconsistency herewith large to payment of the cost of within the limitations prescribed this statement. said improvement or purpose, BUILDING DEPARTMENT lumed to all bidders upon the return of Ihe plans and specifications within 10 days of the receipt of bids. chasers thereof upon receipt of Class B construction (as such and the resolutions promulgat- by said Local Bond Law. (Explanation: This Orti-. All bids shall be addressed to DAVID L. HUGHES. PURCHASING DEPARTMENT SECRETARY. 51 payment of the purchase price term is used or referred to in ed by the Local Finance Board and the estimated maximum David L Hughes, City Clerk Section 3. (a) The improve- S.H.: May 8,2004 nance sets a new fee sched-. plus accrued interest from their section 40A:2-22 of said Local showing all detail of the amount of the special assess- ale for the Building & Con- SPRINGFIELD AVENUE. SUMMIT. NJ 07901. Bids, along with bid securities, must be enclosed in a ment hereby authorized and property SEALED envelope bearing on the outside the name of the bidder and the NATURE OF THE dates to the dates of delivery Bond Law), including all amended capital budget or ments to be levied on property struction Department) purpose for the financing of 272 X.25 = $68.00 • 3ID CONTAINED THEREIN. thereof. The Chief Financial drainage facilities, milling, in- temporary capital budget and specially benefitted by said im- which said obligations are to be A Bid Security is required in the amount of ten percent (10%) of the total bid, but not more than Officer is directed to report in lets, structures, equipment, site capital program as approved provement is $157,000, and issued is the improvement of 3. "AN ORDINANCE TO REJ 520,000, in the form of a bid bond, certified check or cashier's check, made payable 1o the City of Sum- writing to the governing body of work, work and materials nec- by the Director, Division of Lo- the number of annual install- the Rrehouse located at 396 CITY OF SUMMIT PEAL SECTION 2.100.070- mit. the City at the'meeting next essary therefor or incidental cal Government Services, are ments in which all such special assessments may be paid is Broad Street in the City, includ- FINAL PASSAGE ENTITLED "SPECIAL OFR« Bidders, when appropriate, shall comply with the provisions of the following laws of New Jersey: succeeding the date when any thereto, all as shown on and in on file with the CHy Clerk and ten (10). ing the installation of an auto- ORDINANCE #04-2599 CERS AND CROSSING >.L. 1963 c. 150 (Prevailing Wage Act); PL. 1977 c.33 (Corporation and/or Partnership Owner Infor- sale or delivery of the notes accordance with the plans and are available for public inspec- Section 5. The cost of said matic fire sprinkler system, to- GUARDS™ AND REPLACE IT mation); and any subsequent amendments thereto. Bidders are required to comply with the provi- pursuant to this bond ordi- specifications therefor on file or tion. local improvement shall be gether with all structures, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING WITH A NEW SECTION: sions of P.L 1975, c. 127, (NJAC 17:27) (Affirmative Action). nance is made. Such report to be filed in the office of the Section 9. This bond ordi- must include the principal City Engineer and hereby ap- nance shall take effect twenty paid by special assessments equipment, work and materials CHAPTER VII, THAFFIC, 2.100.070, ENTITLED "SPE- The Common Council reserves the right to reject all bids or proposals, waive any minor defects, which shall be levied in accor- necessary therefor or inciden- SUBSECTIONS, 7-8.5 CIAL OFFICERS AND' and in the case of a tie, award on ihe basis of reasonable grounds, or accept the bid that in its judg- amount, interest rate and ma- proved. (20) days after the first publica- turities of the notes sold, the (b) The estimat- tion thereof after final adoption, dance with law on property tal thereto, all as shown on and PARKING TIME LIMITED ON CROSSING GUAFtDS" OF Tl- 1 ment will be for the best intereste of the City of Summit, and consider bids for sixty (60) days after specially benefited thereby, as in accordance with the plans CERTAIN STREETS AND 1- TLE 2, ADMINISTRATION [heir receipt. price obtained and the name of ed maximum amount of bonds as provided by said Local Bond the purchaser. or notes to be issued for said Law. nearly as may be in proportion and specifications therefor on 25.2 MUNICIPAL PARKING AND PERSONNEL OF THE No charge shall be made or recovery had for publishing any official advertising unaccompanied by to and not in excess of the pe- file or to be filed in the office of LOT AREAS OF THE CODE OF THE TOWNSHIP such statement of price. Section 7. The full faith and purpose is $382,000. Adopted: May 4, 2004 culiar benefit, advantage or in- the City Engineer and hereby "CODE." (Street Time Limit & OF BERKELEY HEIGHTS." The major items of construction include: credit of the City are hereby (c) The estimat- Approved: May 4, 2004 crease in value which the re- approved. Park & Shop & Broad East (Explanation: This Ordi- Hearing Site Lump Sum Milling 7" Variable Depth 7092 SY pledged to the punctual pay- ed cost of said purpose is ment of the principal of and in- $405,000, the excess thereof Jordan Glatt, Mayor spective lots and parcels of (b) The estimat- Lots) nance clarifies rules and reg- Hot Mix Asphalt Surface real estate shall be deemed to ulations, procedures for spe-, terest on the said obligations over the said estimated maxi- Attest ed maximum amount of bonds 2 Course Mix I-5 920 Tons Hot Mix Asphalt BaseCourse Mix I-2 201 OTons authorized by this bond ordi- mum amount of bonds or notes David L Hughes, City Clerk • receive by reason of said local or notes to be issued for said Dated: May 4,2004 ciai police & crossing 12" PVC Pipe Inlets Type B 14 Units nance. Said obligations shall to be issued therefor being ihe improvement. The owner of purpose is $83,200. Approved: May 4,2004 guards) iranite Curb 6006 LF Concrete Sidewalk, 4" Thick 499 SY be direct, unlimited obligations amount of the said $23,000 STATEMENT any iand upon which any such (c) The estimat- Concrete Sidewalk, 472 SY Turf Repair Strip 8500 LF of the City, and, unless paid . down payment for said pur- assessment shall have been ed cost of said purpose is Jordan Glatt, Mayor The Dispatch: SS04 6"Thick from the revenues of the sani- pose. The bond ordinance published made may pay such assess- $103,000, 1he excess thereof The work contemplated under this contract shal! be completed by October 15,2004. tary sewerage system of the Section 4. The following ad- herewith has been finally ment in the number of equal over the said estimated maxi- I, David L Hughes, City Clerk 52 x.25 = $13.00 DAVID L. HUGHES City, the City shall be obligated ditional matters are hereby de- adopted on Tuesday, May 4, annual installments herein- mum amount of bonds or notes of Summit, do hereby certify City Clerk to levy ad valorem taxes upon termined, declared, recited and 2004, and the twenty-day peri- above determined, all as may to be issued therefor being the that the foregoing ordinance Dated: April 13, 2004 all the taxable property within stated: od of limitation within which a be provided in accordance with amount of the said $14,800 was duly passed by the Com- BOROUGH OF i S.H: May 8, 2004 the City for the payment of said (a) The said pur- suit, action or proceeding law and with legal interest on down payment for said pur- mon Council of said City af a NEW PROVIDENCE | 129 x.25 = $32.25 obligations and interest there- pose described in Section 3 of questioning the validity of such the unpaid balance of the as- pose. regular meeting held on Tues- NEW JERSEY, 07974 3 on without limitation of rate or this bond ordinance is not a ordinance can be commenced sessment. Section 4. The following ad- day evening, May 4, 2004. BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT 1 Appropriations: $500,000 TOWNSHIP OF ment hereby authorized and amount. current expense and is a prop- as provided in the Local Bond Section 6. All bond anticipa- ditional matters are. hereby de- BERKELEY HEIGHTS Bonds/Note Authorized: purpose for the financing of Section 8. The capital budget erty or improvement which the Law, has begun to run from the tion notes issued hereunder termined, declared, recited and David L Hughes, City Clerk Adoptions of Resolutions IN THE COUNTY OF UNION S475,000 which said obligations are to be or temporary capital budget of City may lawfully acquire or date of the first publication of shall mature at such times as stated: : Dated: May 4,2004 issued is the improvement of PUBLIC NOTICE Section 20 Costs: $323,000 the City is hereby amended to make as a general improve- this statement. may be determined by the S.H: May 8,2004 the sanitary sewerage system (a) The said pur- The following Resolutions were , Useful Life: 30 years. conform with the provisions of ment, and no part of the cost Chief Financial Officer, provid- in and by the City, by the reha- pose described in Section 3 of adopted at the Borough of New aOND ORDINANCE this ordinance to the extent of thereof has been or shall be ;ed that no note shall mature bilitation and upgrade of vari- David L Hughes, City Clerk this bond ordinance is not a 30 x .25 = $7,50 Providence Board of Adjust- STATEMENTS AND PATRICIA A. RAPACH, any inconsistency herewith specially assessed on property later than one year from its current expense and is a prop- ment Meeting no Monday, May. SUMMARY Township Clerk ous portions thereof, including and the resolutions promulgat- specially benefitted thereby. S.H.: May 8, 2004 date. The notes shall bear in- erty or improvement which the 3, 2004, at the Municipal Cen- Township of Berkeley Heights piping, ed by the Local Finance Board (b) The period of terest at such rate or rates and City may lawfully acquire or CITY OF SUMMIT ter, 360 Elkwood Avenue, New The bond ordinance, the County of Union, New Jersey showing all detail of the usefulness of said purpose 275 X.25 = $68.75 be in such form as may be de- make as a general improve- PENDING ORDINANCE Providence: summary terms of which are in- Section 4. pump stations and amended capital budget or within the limitations of said Lo- termined by the Chief Financial ment, and no part of the cost #04-2600 cluded herein, has been finally other facilities, together with all temporary capital budget and cal Bond Law, according toth e Officer. The Chief Financial Of- .thereof has been or shall: be William Metcatfe adopted by the Governing CITY OF SUMMIT structures, appurtenances, capital program as approved reasonable life thereof comput- CITY OF SUMMIT ficer shall determine all matters specialty assessed on property AN ORDINANCE AMENDING & Cecelia Davidson Body of the Township of Berke- FINAL PASSAGE equipment, site work, work and by the Director, Division of Lo- ed from the date of the said FINAL PASSAGE in connection with the notes is- specially benefitted thereby. CHAPTER XXI, "SPECIAL IM- Application #2004-08 ley Heights, in the County of ORDINANCE #04-2598 materials necessary therefor or cal Government Services, are bonds authorized by this bond ORDINANCE #04-2596 sued pursuant to this bond or- (b) The period of PROVEMENT DISTRICT," 10 Rose Avenue, Block 360, Union, State of New Jersey, on incidental thereto, all as shown on file with the City Clerk and ordinance, is ten (10) years. dinance, and the Chief Finan- usefulness of said purpose SECTION 21-1.9, OUTDOOR Lot 22, R-1 Zone, New Provi- ,4/28/2004 and the twenty (20) BOND ORDINANCE PROVID- on and in accordance with the are available for public inspec- (c) The supple- BOND ORDINANCE PROVID- cial Officer's signature upon within the limitations of said Lo- DISPLAYS OF GOODS AND dence, NJ day period of limitation within ING FOR IMPROVEMENT OF plans and specifications there- tion. mental debt statement required ING FOR THE CONSTRUC- the notes shall be conclusive cal Bond Law, according to the MERCHANDISE. OF THE Seeking permission to con- which a suit, action or proceed- THE SANITARY SEWERAGE for on file or tob e filed in the of- Section 9. This bond ordi- by said Local Bond Law has TION OR RECONSTRUC- evidence as to all such deter- reasonable life thereof comput- "CODE" (Minimum of 4 foot struct an addition. ing questioning the validity of SYSTEM IN AND BY THE fice of the City Engineer and nance shall take effect twenty been duly made and filed in the TION OF CURBS AND SIDE- minab'ons. All notes issued ed from the date of the said passage « extend sunset APPROVED such ordinance can be com- CITY OF SUMMIT, IN THE hereby approved. (20) days after the first publica- office of the City Clerk and a WALKS IN AND ALONG A hereunder may be renewed bonds authorized by this bond 1O12/07) menced, as provided in the Lo- COUNTY OF UNION, NEW (a) The estimat- tion thereof after final adoption, complete executed duplicate PORTION OF CANOE from time to time subject to the ordinance, is fifteen (15) years. Roberta Carol King cal Bond Law, has begun to run JERSEY, APPROPRIATING provisions of N.J.S.A. §40A:2- ed maximum amount of bonds as provided by said Local Bond thereof has been fifed in the of- BROOK PARKWAY IN AND (c) The supple- BE IT ORDAINED BY THE Application #2004-11 from the date of the first publi- $550,000 THEREFOR AND 8. The Chief Financial Officer or notes to be issued for said Law. fice of the Director of the Divi- BY THE CITY OF SUMMIT, IN mental debt statement required COMMON COUNCIL OF THE 17 Ridge Drive, Block 30rLot cation of this statement. AUTHORIZING THE IS- is hereby authorized to sell part purpose is $523,000. sion of Local Government Ser- THE COUNTY OF UNION, by said Local Bond Law has CITY OF SUMMIT, SUMMIT, 2, R-2 Zone, New ProvBence, Copies of the full ordinance are SUANCE OF $523,000 or all of the notes from time to (b) The estimat- Adopted: May 4,2004 vices in the Department of NEW JERSEY, APPROPRIAT- been duly made and filed in the COUNTY OF UNION, STATE NJ available at no cost and during BONDS OR NOTES OF THE time at public or private sale ed cost of said purpose is Approved: May 4,2004 Community Affairs of the State ING $165,000 THEREFOR, office of fhe City Clerk and a OF NEW JERSEY, AS FOL- regular business hours, at the CITY FOR FINANCING SUCH and to deliver them to the pur- Seeking permission to con- $550,000, the excess thereof of New Jersey, and such state- DIRECTING A SPECIAL AS- complete executed duplicate LOWS: Clerk's office for members of APPROPRIATION. (Sanitary Jordan Glatt, Mayor chasers thereof upon receipt of struct a deck over the said estimated maxi- ment shows that the gross debt SESSMENT OF THE COST thereof has been filed in the of- the general public who request Sewer Improvements} Attest: payment of the purchase price APPROVED mum amount of bonds or notes of the City as defined in said THEREOF, AND AUTHORIZ- fice of the Director of the Divi- the same. The summary of BE IT ORDAINED BY THE David L Hughes, CHy Clerk plus accrued interest from their Section 1. That Section 21- to be issued therefor being the Local Bond Law is increased ING THE ISSUANCE OF sion of Local Government Ser- the terms of such bond ordi- COMMON COUNCIL OF THE dates to the dates of delivery 1.9, OUTDOOR DISPLAYS Philip Stem amount of the said $27,000 by the authorization of the $157,000 BONDS OR NOTES vices in the Department of nance follows: CITY OF SUMMIT, IN THE STATEMENT thereof. The Chief Financial OF GOODS AND MERCHAN- & Kathleen Tarantellr down payment for said pur- bonds and notes provided for OF THE CITY FOR FINANC- Community Affairs of the State COUNTY OF UNION, NEW The bond ordinance published Officer is directed to report- in DISE, of the above-mentioned Application #2004-14 pose. in this bond ordinance by ING THE SAME. (Canoe of New Jersey, and such state- JERSEY (not less than two herewith has been finally writing to the governing body of ordinance, shall be amended 60 Inwood Hoad, Block 113, Title: BOND ORDINANCE Section 5. The following ad- $382,000, and the said obliga- Brook Parkway Curb and Side- ment shows that the gross debt thirds of ail the members there- adopted on Tuesday/ May 4, the City at the meeting next and supplemented as follows: Lot 12, R-1 Zone, New Provi- PROVIDING FOB A SUPPLE- ditional matters are hereby de- tions authorized by this bond walk Improvements) of the City as defined in said of affirmatively concurring), AS 2004, and the twenty-day peri- succeeding the date when any dence, NJ MENTAL APPROPRIATION termined, declared, recited and ordinance will be within ail debt BE IT ORDAINED BY THE Local Bond Law is increased FOLLOWS: od of limitation within which a sale or delivery of the notes 21-1.9 Outdoor Displays of Seeking permission to con- FOR IMPROVEMENTS TO stated: limitations prescribed by said COMMON COUNCIL OF THE by the authorization of the suit, action or proceeding pursuant to this bond ordi- Goods and Merchandise struct an addition. THE WATER POLLUTION Section 1. The improvement (a) The said pur- Local Bond Law. CITY OF SUMMIT, IN THE bonds and notes provided for questioning the validity of such nance is made. Such report a. Purpose of Displays. APPROVED CONTROL PLANT, PUMPING described in Section 3 of this pose described in Section 3 of COUNTY OF UNION, NEW in this bond ordinance by ordinance can be commenced (d) Ah aggregate must include the principal 4. All of the goods and mer- STATIONS ND THE ACQUISI- bond ordinance is hereby au- this band ordinance is not a JERSEY {not less than two $86,200, and the said obliga- as provided in the Local Bond amount not exceeding $28,000 amount, interest rate and ma- chandise identified in para- David & Carol Tunney TION OF EQUIPMENT AU- thorized as a general improve- current expense and is a prop- thirds of all the members there- tions authorized by this bond Law, has begun to run from the for interest on said obligations, turities of the notes sold, the graph a.3 above must be locat- Application #2004-15 THORIZED BY BOND ORDI- ment to be made or acquired erty or improvement which the of affirmatively concurring), AS ordinance will be within all debt date of the first publication of costs of issuing said obliga- price obtained and the name of ed along the building frontage, 35 Radcliff Drive, Block 185, NANCE NFO. 7-01 ADOPTED by The City of Summit, New City may lawfully acquire or FOLLOWS: limitations prescribed by said this statement tions and other items of ex- the purchaser. within an area that extends Lot 13, Fl-2 Zone, New Provi- MAY 8,2001 AND APPROPRI- Jersey. For the said improve- make as a general improve- Local Bond Law. pense listed in and permitted Section 1. The improvement perpehdiculady no more than dence, NJ ATING $500,000 AS A SUP- ment or purpose stated in said ment, and no part of the cost 1 under section 40A:2-20 of said two (2 ) feet from the building PLEMENTAL APPROPRIA- Section 3, there is hereby ap- thereof has been or shal! be David L. Hughes, City Clerk described in Section 3 of this Section 7. The full faith and (d) An aggregate Seeking permission to con- Local Bond Law may be includ- facade, and that does not block TION THEREFOR AND AU- propriated the sum of specially assessed on property S.H.: May 8,2004 bond ordinance is hereby au- credit of the City are hereby amount not exceeding $5,000 struct an addition. ed as part of the cost of said or otherwise encumber the en- THORIZING THE ISSUANCE $550,000, said sum being in- specially benefited thereby. thorized as a local improve- pledged to the punctual pay- for interest on said obligations, APPROVED l improvement and is included in trance or exit from the building, OF $475,000 BONDS clusive of all appropriations 267 x .25 =" $66.75 . ment to be made or acquired ment of the principal of and in- costs of issuing said obliga- (b) The period of the foregoing estimate thereof. and that dooo not impodo or AND/OR NOTES OF THE heretofore made therefor and by The City of Summit, New terest on the said obligations tions and ofher items of ex- Union Square Enterprises usefulness of said purpose Section 5. The funds from onoumbor normol podootrion TOWNSHIP FOR PAYING including the sum of $27,000 Jersey. For the said improve- authorized by this bond ordi- pense listed in and permitted Application #2004-07 within the limitations of said Lo-. time to time received by the tfafSs provides a clear pas- THE COST THEREOF AND as the down payment for said CITY OF SUMMIT ment or purpose stated in said nance. Said obligations shall under section 40A:2-2D of said 1788-1790 Springfield Ave., cal Bond Law, according to the City on account of the grant re- sageway w'rth a minimum width MAKING THE DOWN PAY- improvement or purpose re- FINAL PASSAGE Section 3, there is hereby ap- be direct, unlimited obligations Local Bond Law may be includ- Block 190, Lot 3, Zone C-2, reasonable life thereof comput- ferred to in Section 1 of this of four {41 feel. MENT FOR SAID IMPROVE- quired by law and now avail- ORDINANCE 04-2595 propriated the sum of of the City, and the City shall be ed as part of the cost of said New Providence, NJ ed from the date of ihe said bond ordinance shall be used MENTS, AUTHORIZED TO BE . able therefor by virtue of provi- $165,000, said sum being In- obligated to levy ad valorem improvement and is included, in APPROVED bonds authorized by this bond for financing the improvement UNDERTAKEN IN AND BY sion in a previously adopted BOND ORDINANCE PROVID- clusive of. all appropriations taxes upon all the taxable prop- the foregoing estimate thereof. Section 2. That unless ex- ordinance, is forty (40) years. Dr purpose described in Sec- heretofore made therefore and erty within the City for the pay- THE TOWNSHIP OF BERKE- budget or budgets of the City ING FOR THE IMPROVE- Section 5. The funds from tended by further ordinance Interested parties: may review (c) The supple- tion 3 of this bond ordinance by LEY HEIGHTS, IN THE for down payment or for capital MENT OF CANOE BROOK including the sum of $B,000 as ment of said obligations and in- time to time received by the duly adopted by Common the appropriate files between mental debt statement required application thereof either to di- COUNTY OF UNION, NEW improvement purposes. PARKWAY IN AND BY THE the down payment for said im- terest thereon without limitation City on account of the grant re- Council, Section 21-1.9, Out- the hours of 8:30 A.M, - 4:00 JERSEY. by said Local Bond Law has CITY OF SUMMIT, IN THE rect payment of the costs of provement or purpose required of rate or amount. ferred to in Section 1 of this door Displays of Goods and P.M., Monday through Friday, Section 2. For the financing been duly made and filed in the COUNTY OF UNION, NEW said improvement or purpose, by law and now available Section 8. The capital bud- bond ordinance shall be used Merchandise, of CHAPTER at the Office of the Board Sec- of said improvement or pur- office of the City Clertt and a JERSEY, APPROPRIATING or to payment or reduction of therefore by virtue of provision get or temporary capital budget for financing the improvement XXI - SPECIAL IMPROVE- retary (Engineering Dept.) Mu- Purpose(s): Improvement to pose and to meet the part of complete executed duplicate S405.000 THEREFOR AND the authorization of the obliga- in a previously adopted budget of the City is hereby amended or purpose described in Sec- MENT DISTRICT, of the Code nicipal Center, 360 Elkwood the Berkeley Heights Water said $550,000 appropriation thereof has been filed in the of- AUTHORIZING THE IS- tions of the City authorized by or budgets of the City for down to conform with the provisions tion 3 of this bond ordinance by shall be deemed to have been Avenue, New Providence,* NJ. Pollution Control Plant, re- not provided for by application fice of the Director of the Divi- SUANCE OF $382,000 this bond ordinance. Any such payment or forcapita l improve- of this ordinance to the extent application thereof eflher to di- automatically repeated on De- Office Telephone is 906-665- placement of two (2) pumps, hereunder of said down pay- sion of Local Government Ser- BONDS OR NOTES OF THE funds so received may, and all ment purposes. of any inconsistency herewith rect payment of the costs of cember 31,2007. 1124. associated piping valve, meter ment, negotiable bonds of the vices in the Department of C!TY FOR FINANCING SUCH such funds so received which and the resolutions promulgat- said improvement or purpose, Section 3. That all other or- and generator at Twin Falls City are hereby authorized to Section 2. For the financing Community Affairs of the State APPROPRIATION. (Canoe are not required for direct pay- ed by the Local Finance Board or to payment or reduction of dinances or parts of ordinances Pumping Station, replacement be issued in the principal of said improvement or pur- Nancy M. Pasquafe of New Jersey, and such state- Brook Roadway Improve- ment of such costs shall, be showing all detail of the the authorization of the obliga- inconsistent with the provisions of two (2) pumps, piping, amount of $523,000 pursuant pose and to meet the said Secretary ment shows that, while the net ments) held and applied by the City as amended capital budget or tions of the City authorized by of this Ordinance be and Urte valves, floor meter and genera- to the Local Bond Law of New $165,000 appropriation and Board of Adjustment debt of the City determined as funds applicable only to the temporary capital budget and this bond ordinance. Any such same are hereby repealed ex- tor for Diamond Hilt Pumping Jersey. In anticipation of the is- BE IT ORDAINED BY THE not provided for by application provided in said Local Bond payment of obligations of the capital program as approved funds so received may, and all cept where the context and/or Station, replacement of three suance of said bonds and to COMMON COUNCIL OF THE hereunder of said down pay- Date: 5/4/04 Law is not increased by this City authorized by this bond or- by the Director, Division of Lo- such funds so received which intent requires otherwise (3) pumps, piping, valves, floor temporarily finance said im- CITY OF SUMMIT, IN THE ment, negotiable bonds of the The Dispatch: 5/8/04 ' bond ordinance, the gross debt dinance. cal Government Services, are • are not required for direct pay- meter and generator for Hamp- provement or purpose, nego- COUNTY OF UNION, NEW City are hereby authorized to of the City as defined in said on file with the City Clerk and ment of such costs shall, be ton Drive Pumping Station, and tiable notes of the City in a JERSEY (not less than two Section 6. All bond anticipa- be issued in the principal NOTICE OF 67 x. 25 = $16.75 Local Bond Law is increased are available for public inspec- held and applied by the City as installation of generator at Cor- principal amount not exceeding by the authorization of the thirds of all the members there- tion notes issued hereunder amount of $157,000 pursuant PENDING ORDINANCE of affirmatively concurring), AS shall mature at such times as to the Local Bond Law of New tion. funds applicable only to the nell Pumping Station, all to $523,000 are hereby autho- bonds and notes provided for payment of obligations of the conclude all equipment, costs, rized to be issued pursuant to in this bond ordinance by FOLLOWS: may be determined by ihe Jersey. In anticipation of the is- Sections. This bond ordi- The Ordinance published here- Section 1. The improvement Chief Financial Officer, provid- suance of said bonds and to nance shall fake effect twenty City authorized by this bond or- with was introduced and improvement and appurte- and within the limitations pre- $523,000, and the said obliga- dinance. nances necessary therefore or scribed by said Local Bond tions authorized by this bond described in Section 3 of this ed that no note shall mature temporarily finance said im- (20) days after the first publica- passed upon first reading.at a related thereto. Law. ordinance will be within all debt bond ordinance is hereby au- later than one year from its provement or purpose, nego- tion thereof after final adoption, Section 6. Ail bond anticipa- regular meeting of the Com- thorized as a general improve- tiable notes of the City in a Section 3. (a) The improve- limitations prescribed by said date. The notes shall bear in- as provided by said Local Bond tion notes issued hereunder mon Council of the City of ment to be made or acquired terest at such rate or ratesan d principal amount not exceeding Law.- shall mature at such times as Summit, in the County of $157,000 are hereby autho- Adopted: May 4,2004 may be determined by the Union, New Jersey held on rized to be issued pursuant to Approved: May 4,2004 . Chief Financial Officer, provid- Tuesday, May 4, 2004. It will and within the limitations pre- Jordan Glatt, Mayor ed that no note shall mature be further considered for ifinai 8StS8 ISiliS scribed by said Local Bond Attest: later than one year from its passage after public hearing MlMtiiHi £m MiMil it Law. David L Hughes, City Clerk date. The notes shall bear in- thereon, at a regular meeting of SUjf) Bf¥o|fflmftgf ifidii ifi|i|| Section 3. (a) The improve- terest at such rate or rates and said Common Council in the fJSH|nit mm pijtfgraiiiliif mil Wk iiiill iHUl ill ment hereby authorized and STATEMENT be in such form as may be de- Council Chamber at 512 Spring- Aapex Mortgage 800-344-2739 First Savings Banki n'732-726-5450 Northeast Financial 800-922-0606 purpose for the financing of termined by the Chief Financial field Avenue in said City on which said obligations are to be Officer. The Chief Financial Of- Tuesday, May 18,2004 at 8;00 2.25 The bond ordinance published 30-yr. Fixed 5.500 5 30 5.760 30-yr. Fixed 6.125 0.00 5 60 6.127 30-yr. Fixed 5.875 0.00 5 30 5.930 issued is the improvement of a herewith has been finally ficer shall determine all matters p.m. During the weeks prior to 15-yr. Fixed 4.750 2.25 5 30 5.183 15-vr. Fixed 5.250 0.00 5 60 5.254 15-yr. Fixed 5.250 0.00 5 30 5.310 portion of Canoe adopted on Tuesday, May 4, in connection with the notes is- and up to and including the l-yr. ARM 2.625 0.00 5 30 5.875 10-yr. Fixed 4.625 0.00 5 60 4.630 5/1 ARM 4.625 0.00 5 30 4.680 Brook Parkway in and by the 2004, and the twenty-day peri- sued pursuant to.this bond or- date of such meeting, copies of 30-yr. Jumbo 5.500 2.25 5 30 5.716 Visit our website at www.firstsavkgs.com 30-yr. Jumbo 6.125 0.00 5 30 6.180 City from Woodland Avenue to od of limitation within which a dinance, and the. Chief Finan- said ordinance will be made Route 24, by the construction suit, action or proceeding cial Officer's signature upon available at the Clerk's Office in American Home Mtg. 800-924-9091 Investors Savings Bank 800-252-8119 Partners Mortgage 888-rate-sale or reconstruction therein of questioning the validity of such the notes shall be conclusive said City Hall to the members granite block curbs, together ordinance can be commenced evidence as to all such deter- of the general public who shall 30-yr. Fixed 6.000 0.00 5 43 6.040 30-yr. Fixed 5.875 0.00 90 5.876 30-yr. Fixed 5 5.125 100 5 60 5.180 with sidewalks, adjacent to as provided in the Local Bond minations. All notes issued request the same. Int. only ARM 2.125 0.00 5 60 3.100 30-yr. Jnmbo 5.875 0.00 20 90 5.876 15-yr. Fixed 4.500 1.00 5 60 4.540 those lands designated on the - Law, has begun to run from the hereunder may be renewed 5/1 ARM 4.500 5.125 0.00 5.126 o.ou i 45 4.360 15-yr. Fixed 5 90 30-yr. Jumbo 5.250 100 5 60 5.290 official tax map of the City as dale of the first publication of from time to time subject to the David L. Hughes, City Clerk provisions of N.J.S.A. §40A:2- 5/UboARM 4.750 0.00 5 45 4.610 5-yr. ARM 4.375 0.00 5 90 4.137 "0" Pis, "0" Fess Loans, Free Refinance Forever. Lots 1-17 in Block 103, Lots 1- this statement. Dated: May 4,2004 7 in Block 104, Lois 1-17 in 8. The Chief Financial Officer S.H.: May 8,2004 is hereby authorized to sell part Blue Bell Mortgage 800-542-3363 Kentwood Financial 800-353-6896 Penn Federal Svgs. Bk 908-719-2468 Block 105 and Lots 12-14 in David L. Hughes, City Clerk Block 106, including all struc- or all of the notes from time to 30-yr. Fixed Call Call 20 4J Call 30-yr. Fised 6.000 o.ou 5 45 6.130 30-yr. Fixed 5.750 000 5 60 5.800 S.H.: May 8,2004 93 X.25 = $2355 15-yr. Fixed Call Call 20 45 Call 15-yr. Fixed 5.250 0.00 45 5.380 tures, appurtenances, equip- time at public dr private sale 5 30-yr. Jumbo 5.750 000 10 60 5.760 ment, site work, work and ma- and to deliver them to the pur- 0.00 30-yr. Jumbo Call Call 20 45 Call 30-yr. Jnmbo 6.125 10 43 6.250 30-biwklyjbo 5.625 nno 10 60 5:630 terials necessary therefore or 296 x .25 = S74.00 chasers thereof upon receipt of 5/1 ARM Call Call 20 45 Call 15-yr. Jumbo 5.375 0.00 10 45 5.500 Lowest fixed rate Jumbo mtgs. Long term rales locks avail. incidental thereto, all as shown payment of the purchase price CITY OF SUMMIT on and in accordance wrih the CITY OF SUMMIT plus accrued interest from their NOTICE OF CHANGE E Mortgage Mgmt. S77-793-1400 Lighthouse Mortgage 800-784-1331 Summit Federal Svgs. 732-968-0665 plans and specifications there- FINAL PASSAGE dates to the dates of delivery ORDER ORDINANCE 04-2597 30-yr. Fixed 5.875 0.00 5 4b 5.940 30-yr. Fixed 5.875 0.00 5 30 5;960 30-yr. Fixed 5.625 0.00 20 75 5.792 fore on file or to be filed in the thereof. The Chief Financial office of the City Engineer and Officer is directed to report in The Common Council, pur- 15-yr. Fixed 5.250 0.00 5.310 15-yr. Fixed 5.250 0.00 30 5.360 15-yr. Fixed 5.625 5 45 5 0.00 75 4.807 hereby approved. BOND ORDINANCE PROVID- writing to the governing body of suant to N.JAC. 5:34-4 et 30-yr. Jumbo 6.000 0.00 5 45 6.100 10-vr. Fixed 4.875 0.00 5 30 4.960 10-yr, Fixed 4.375 0.00 20 75 4.577 ING FOR THE IMPROVE- the City at the meeting next seq., has authorized a change LiborARM 1.950 0.00 10 45 1.990 30-yr. Jumbo 6.000 0.00 10 45 6.140 10-yr. Fixed 4.250 2.00 20 75 4.374 (b) The estimat- MENT OF THE FIREHOUSE succeeding the dafe when any order for the project named be- ed maximum amount of bonds IN AND BY THE CITY OF sale or delivery of the notes low. eMortgage Services Loan Search 800-591-3279 The Mortgage Group 888-841-0048 or notes to be issued for said SUMMrT, IN THE COUNTY OF pursuant to this bond ordi- UNION, NEW JERSEY, AP- 30-yr. Fixed 5.750 0.00 5 45 5.880 30-vr, Fixed 5.750 0.00 10 75 5.790 30-yi. Fixed 5.875 0.00 5 61) 5.990 purpose is $157,000. nance is made. Such report The authorizing resolution is (c) The estimat- PROPRIATING $103,000 must include the principal available for public inspection 15-yr. Fixed 5.125 0.00 5 45 5.250 15/30 arm Jbo. 5.250 0.00 20 90 5.420 15-vr. Fixed 5.250 0.00 5 60 5.330 ed cost of said purpose is THEREFOR AND AUTHORIZ- amount, interest rate and ma- in the office of the City Clerk. 30-yr. Jnmbo 6.125 0.00 5 45 6.160 10/1 arm Jbo. 4.S75 0.00 25 90 4.634 30-yr. Jumbo 6.125 0.00 5 60 6.290 8165,000, the excess thereof ING THE ISSUANCE OF turities of the notes sold, the Jumbo Loan Specialists. Bad Credit OK! Open 7 days! 7/1 arm Jbo. 4.625 0.01) 25 90 4.420 3/1 ARM 3.750 0.00 5 60 3.890 over the said estimated maxi- $88,200 BONDS OR NOTES price obtained and the name of Project: Tier , Parking mum amount of bonds or notes OF THE CITY FOR FINANC- the purchaser. Garage Elevator Rehabilitation Information provided by NFNS Rates are valid as of April 30,2004. Contact lenders directly for additional fees and services. Gonforarine quotes based on SI20,000 loan to be issued therefore being ING SUCH APPROPRIATION. Project with 20% down with no PMI; Jumbo quotes based on S350.000 all applicable loan fees included. 1jjan amounts may affeci rates. Lock-in period in days. Check rates daily the amount of the said 38,000 (Firehouse Sprinkler System) Section 7. The full faith and 60982 Contractor Global Elevator .,. MI the Internet at www.nj.com. © 2003 NFNS. Lenders wising to Participate please eall 800-939-NFNS. down payment for said pur- BE IT ORDAINED BY THE credit of the City are hereby Technologies, Inc.