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We remind readers to C-;A turn their clocks back one hour before retiring to bed Saturday night. By Paul Greulich and John O'Re«ly Like many areas of New - Jersey, tfnioii! County is no stranger to strange lore aboiit ghosts and strange locations. The following .stories represent just a few of As told by Michael Ycsenko, 1 V.,.'rf the tales that have been passed down through Union Historical Society the years. . s "During the battle of Con- The Ghost of Hannah Qaldwell necticut Farnn. a New Jersey Union's history is rich, with the Caldwell militiaman was so terrified at Parsonage dating back to tW R»voiatio|ary being tliot and killed that he ran Students from St. Theresa's (i3Yar's Battle of Connecticut_Psrms. Sigfaisfee^s School in Kenilworth pick pump- away from the buttle He went to Mo notice ah old-fiislsiciaed tW'O|sW wearing, a kins for Halloween. the Brant flouse, at 1835 Va\n- eraasluceat white ^obe'^ewaweT^i^ejr V I*- Page *:3 hall Road (Union). It's stitl muM the gbsat df murdered w&r faei*o:i« ,||aB» there, one of oldest homes m the » '; I county, lie enters the home, Caldwett's gMkt is -,weU-lMMVtt #o« up to the second floor bed- t ! room, and hides there all day ;'r V'" V"'-V/ " '"=''•' "! ' in long. 1 the <%m£tery ef Union's Preiibyterlaii i The next day he Is so over- - SyFy Channel's Cjhost Hap|cxk> • ';•.•' ;.\-4i-i 1 whelmed and distraught that he attempted to ioeatg her sp«tter*iA a was a coward, he hungs himself in the bedroom. The Brant fami- ON.FOINTE ly finds the body of the soldier, the HiJ Ballet wilf presqaj: Steep- cuts it down, buries it. ing Braty (£4141*01*6 to." ' " Now they begin to hear Railway artt¥ Nov. 2S at 3 p.* '• - See JUST, Page 7 Page 24 L.-

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Mystic Vision Players will present 'American Rapture' at Linden High School from Nov. 12 to 14, Page 27 IN THIS ISSUE Police Blotter. . .4 Opinion Page .10 Letteis to the Editor 11 School Zone . 16 Healthy Living ... . .20 Obituaries 22 Arts & Entertainment . 24 ARE YOU AFRAID OF THE DARK? — Clockwise, from top: This skeletal fagade was once part of the church Sports 29 and general store of Feltville, the abandoned village in Union County's Watchung Reservation. The once popu- Classified .47 lous hamlet was run by David Felt, who ran a paper mill at the site; gravestones, skulls and other spooky objects adorn the Union home of Danny Rapczak, whose annual Halloween display attracts hundreds of spectators.

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, Award Winning Fashion Designer available to shop for you SpringfieidNavigator.com FOssLOOitiK < ' By John O'Reilly • Personal Clothing * Corporate Events Staff Writer LINDEN — Police have released a sketch of the con man dressing up • Gifts -Any Occasion * '•Specialty Items as a city employee in a plot to distract and rob elderly residents. Linden and surrounding towns have reported more than a dozen of Please Call these crimes in the past two weeks, which police think are being perpe- Karen trated by a "gypsy-type group" of transients roaming and robbing across the country. The latest crime took place on Oct. 10, the third in two weeks. .The pic- tured suspect approached an 88-year-old resident on West Morris'Avenue posing as a tax official — he wore a navy blue hat printed with "City of Linden Tax Department" — and saying he had to check the property line. While he distracted the man, one or more unidentified suspects ransacked the house, taking several thousand dollars in cash from the man's bed- L room. Authorities say this crime, and two similar ones in Linden, are likely /^ k,.- . \.u connected to one group of suspects. Two incidents took place in the 6th Ward area near quick getaway routes in Route 1 and Linden Avenue. The other was on Dewitt Terrace, near the high school. Linden Police Lt. James Sarnicki said a dozen similar incidents have been reported by police departments in the area. . " ' i , A .. ..."'^.V ./.•!__. I-.'... ,.': .i,N- -'••U.:w,.^V_. -v He said these type of diversion burglaries are common in the Spring ..Ar.X. when elderly targets are out in the yard, but the nice weather, this month has brought them back to "set up shop" in the area. w;!;:r "'" "l" Band of gypsies Police believe the dozen crimes in Linden and several neighboring With 48 branehel in New Jersey, town's are being perpetrated by one group of transient con artists. $. oasden Stats Officials say these "gypsy-type crime groups" can be oommon. They features even > will often scl up a base at a hotel or similar temporary lodging and go out >B!0/'e sen/ice, >f??nre prcdisnts, and in teams to residential areas performing their scams. >more Eacaiicris than jusr before. Though investigators say they have identified multiple suspects, unless they catch them in the act, they are almost impossible to find. Monmouth County Union County "They're so transient that it is hard to locate them, [hey have no one Ab"rJe>w Clark residence," said Sarnicki. "They move around a lot in the state and coun- Crjnfo'il try." This particular group have been using clothing bearing the city's logo, u ide i usually going out in teams of two or three people. One man will distract the resident while the others allegedly break into the house, snatching Wlata'.vdii Jnion-3 whatever they can then signaling they are done on their two-way radios. Esses Caunsy Sarnicki guessed there are several different teams connected to the con Ocean County Caidwell group based onthe;frequency of reports, but did not speculate on a figure. Bayville Meivaik-4 '• '• Avoiding being a victim Fai'tield Brick Police have several tips for residents to avoid being scammed by these Toms River Livingston Montclair suspects, •••..'•;• * > "We are warning residents, especially elderly residents they target, if Wiiditlesex County Pacific Street Iselm Roseland you are not expecting visitors do not open your door," said Sarnicki. "If Morroe Upper Montclair you do have contact with someone, make a phone call to the city agency North BrunswicK Veryna or business to see if you can Verify who they are." Old Bridge-2 West Caidwell Also said the suspects have been wearing t-shirts or hats emblazoned Savieville West Ornncjd with a city, town or county logo to gain the confidence of their victims. Spotswood "Municipal officials have told me they will not come to your house to WoortDriuge Hudson County do a survey without first contacting the homeowner by phone," Sarnicki Bayonnti-i warned. • Mercer County East Nev/ark Police have also asked residents to call them at any sign of suspicious East Windsor Hanison activity. Residents were also asked to look out for their elderly neighbors who are targets of the con men. John O'Reilly can be reached at 908-686-7700, ext. 116, or joreil- [email protected]. Stem

Join rescue squad's Squad is located at Rt. 22 East and New Providence Road. Wear a cos- 'Ghostly Gathering' tume and get a prize. This event is The Mountainside Rescue sponsored by the 'Mountainside Squad will host a "Ghostly Gather- Rescue Squad along with the ing" Friday at 6:30 pm. Mountainside Drug Alliance. For There will be free cider and information call 908-233-6338. donuts, apple dunking and many Halloween treats. Mom's Club meets at A DIVISION Of MYCIi •- MriMirii I U10 The evening will feature a scary movie and story telling, and if 1800)430-5721 www.myGSCB.com you're brave enough, you can walk Mom's Club of Springfield & the ghostly trail and make a visit to Mountainside meets the first © 2009 New York Community Bank. Member FDIC Equal Housing Lender I Dr. Gruesome's laboratory. Wednesday of each month at the The Mountainside Rescue Springfield YMCA. UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2009 — PAGE 3

By John O'Reilly Staff Writer LINDEN —A 55-year-old Lin- den resident was arrested last week after he was allegedly over- heard telling a co-worker he was plotting to shoot President Barack Obarna, in town to cam- paign for Demo- crat Gov. Jon Corzine. John Brek, a security guard at Newark Airport, On a chilly Friday night in October, as the crowd rolled into the high school football stadium to watch Clark's was arrested on Arthur L. Johnson Crusaders take on the Cranford Cougars, nine Cub Scouts from Clark Cub Scout Pack 145 Oct. 21, one day presented flags before the game. Two Webelos II Scouts presented the American flag and the Cub Scout Flag, after police two scouts held the Pack Banner, with five boys walking in unison behind. received anonymous complaints of someone who overheard Brek threatening Obarna on Tuesday night at a coffee cart at the airport. Essex County Prosecutor Paula Woman is victim of Facebook scam Dow said Brek allegedly told a co- By John O'Reilly England, claiming to have been robbed of his from any computer source, such as e-mail or worker that he cut a hole in the .Staff Writer wallet, cell phone, airline tickets and. credit social networking site. fence at the airport so he could ROSELLE PARK — A local woman was cards," said Roselle Park police Detective Sgt. "Don't believe any type of request for help shoot the president, whose plane bilked out of $800 through a scam artist posing Manuel Jimenez. (from those sources) until you can verify it in was set to arrive in New Jersey the as a friend on the social networking site Face- After the victim sent over more than $800 person or phone by hearing your friend's next day for a political rally at book, according to police. cash, "she then received a second request via e- v-oice," cautioned Jimenez. Fairleigh Dickinson University. A hacker allegedly stole into the Facebook mail requesting additional funds because the He said online' scams are becoming more Brek also allegedly simulated account of a Roselle Park, man and began by exchange rate made the original wire insuffi- common as hackers break into not only social holding* a rifle towards the direc- updating the account's status to say he was cient to secure plane tickets," Jimenez added. networking sites, but also bank or business tion of where the president would traveling abroad. She then sent over an additional $600. databases and Internet service providers. be. The scammer then allegedly sent out sever- Police said the hacker used the same e-mail • The crime is likely to go unsolved, as police Following his arrest, police al e-mails and chatted with various "friends" address, only switching @aol.com for @opera- said choosing victims from another country searched his Linden home and connected to the Facebook account, circulating mail.com. makes finding the suspect extremely difficult. found 43 guns and ammunition a story of being stranded in London and in The unlucky 48-year-old Roselle Park resi- According to statistics released by the FBI, including hollow-point bullets. need of cash to get home. dent reported the case of fraud on Oct. 18. She nearly 3,200 accounts have been "hijacked" Brek was charged with illegally When the 48-year-old female resident, also realized the incident was a scam when she text- since 2006. owning the hollow-point bullets from the borough, responded sympathetically, messaged her friend and asked him about his The Internet Crime Complaint Center, and having a stolen rifle, though police say the hacker tricked her into wiring ordeal. The man said he had no idea what she which works with the FBI on Internet security the rest of the guns were legally- $1,500 to London via Western Union. was talking about, and the two realized they breaches, said they received 72,000 complaints owned, according to Essex County "(The suspect posing as her friend) stated had been duped. Authorities warned residents of Internet fraud in 2008 with financial losses prosecutors. that he had been robbed at gunpoint in London, to beware of any types of requests for help estimated at more than $264.6 million. According to Dow, Brek was arraigned before Judge Amilkar Velez-Lopez in Essex County Court on Oct. 22. He faces charges Voters to decide on $4.5 M referendum of third degree making terroristic By Paul Greulich In 2008 the committee commissioned Town- Mom's Club, Robin Cornelison said she can threats, third degree receiving Staff Writer ship Engineer Pennoni Associates to prepare the understand why membership has fallen, stolen property and fourth degree SPRINGFIELD — A $4.5 million referen- plan for $25,000. The decision to put the subject I "It's just not worth it when the water is ice possession of hollow point bullets. dum question that voters will encounter on the to the public as a ballot question was made sev- cold and I can just go to Summit as a guest for He is still being held at Essex 2009 election ballot was the subject of a public eral months ago. If approved, work would not $7," she said. County Jail on $220,000 bail and presentation at Jonathon Dayton High School on begin until after the 2010 summer season. Offi- Cornelison said the proposed upgrades have faces five years in jail, according to Oct. 20. cials said the money for the project has been the support of the Mom's Club. ECPO spokesman Paul Loriquet. The question concerns whether the township allotted specifically for this project and cannot Resident Brad Weinberger suggested in published reports, Brek said should undertake a project to upgrade the 46- be diverted to other causes. expanding the slides at the pool closer to the he denied making any threatening year-old public pool, which still has its original About 40 residents attended the presentation. scale of those seen at water parks, and expressed comments, according to U.S. shell and suffers from issues including leaking At the presentation, Recreation Director faith that the project would ultimately succeed Secret Service spokesman Mal- pipes. The pool has experienced declining mem- Michael Tennaro said the pool had 1,073 mem- in drawing new members. colm Wiley. bership over the past 10 years. bers in 1999 compared to 750 members at pres- "There's not much more I can say about it The investigation is being han- Improvements would include expanded eat- ent. except, 'If you, build it, they will come,'" dled jointly by the United States ing and recreation areas, as well as repair to "Ten years ago the facility was in better Wineberger said. Secret Service, Port Authority existing amenities. Depth marking must also be shape. Membership has decreased since then," One resident and pool member opposed put- Police and the Essex County Pros- altered to be more accurate: he said. ting the matter to a vote by the public because ecutor's Office. Assistant Township Engineer Sam Mardini Officials expressed their intention to win most of the public does not use the facility and Dow said Brek was not facing could not be reached for comment. back the lost members largely through these will likely vote against the upgrades, overruling any Federal charges yet, but they The plan would also entail the increase of upgrades. Residents took to the lectern to offer the pool's small group of dedicated users. could still be issued against him. non-resident fees while fees for residents suggestions and ask questions, with most speak- However, Frankel said the public should John O 'Reilly can be reached at 1 remain the same. The current family rate for a ers expressing support for the plan. have a say in a potential expenditure of this 908-686-7700, ext. 116, or joreil- resident is $300. Resident and president of the Springfield magnitude. [email protected]. PAGE 4 — THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2009 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE

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Police determined that there email [email protected] • On Oct. 17 at 12:12 a.m., police were no obstructions and the driver • Robert Sharick, 51, of Linden, responded to reports of a burglary should have had enough time to see was arrested on Oct. 20 at 7:45 p.m. on Fulton Street. and evade the pedestrian. He was on the 1400-block of Mopsick •On Oct. 18 at 10:31 a.m.,police charged with careless driving and Avenue after narcotics police responded to reports of a burglary operating an unsafe motor vehicle, allegedly caught him with 19 folds on Apgar Terrace. but not any criminal charges. of suspected heroin. Police had been Roselle Park • On Oct. 14 at 9:34 a.m., police investigating Sharick for a month • Ronald Perry, 36, of Roselle responded to reports of theft of elec- before the arrest. He was charged Park, was arrested on Oct. 20 at trical wire from a construction site with possession of narcotics, intent around 9:30 p.m. near'West Webster on Springfield Avenue. The value of to distribute and distributing within and Maplewood avenues after get- the missing wire was estimated at 500 feet of Wheeler Park. ting into a motor vehicle accident $2,700. * Arresting officers were Det. Lt. while intoxicated and then threaten- • Sirriek Lewis, 31, of Edison, William Turbett, Detective Douglas ing witnesses with a five-inch buck was arrested on Oct. 16 at 12:28 Fortuna and Detective Kenneth knife for calling police to help. a.m., at Route 24 West and River Mikolajczyk. Authorities found four unopened Road, and was charged with driving Clark Budweiser beer cans and a half-con- while suspended and being a fugi- • On Oct. 14 at 6:52 p.m., police sumed liter of rum. Perry was tive from justice. responded to reports of criminal charged with driving while intoxi- • On Oct. 16 at 8:55 p.m., police

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The Springfield Garden Club invites all gardeners his experience and pruning. He will also take questions and rose lovers to its meeting on Nov. 11 at 7:30 p.m. from the public. The meeting will feature a talk on the "Ten Best The Club meets at the Presbyterian Parish House at Roses" by Jeff Van Pelt of the Somerset County Colo- 37 Church Mall in Springfield. Visitors are always nial Rose Gardens. He will touch on issues of fra-welcome. grance, disease-resistance, seasonal care, soil needs, For information, call the club at 973-379-4879. UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2009 — PAGE S Firehouse fun be Si tie NS iai ©f Famel You decide. <•„ --- UnionNavigator.com Cast your vote TODAY at wwyw.NJHalbfFame.org me 5 ftf-fu j IEJ; MCUJC s \ 5"" Voting deadline: November 20 i-;•••:.?••./; * # " i • 4 §l|ERSBY ' Celebrating the Garden State! ! ' f j HALiofFAMB www.NJHallofFame.org

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Linden residents voice safety concerns of 'dean coal3 facility By John O'Reilly underwater pipes into underwater and will potentially endanger the Staff Writer caverns off the coast. ocean's fish and wildlife as well," LINDEN — Divisive plans to Several experts have claimed said Robert Spiegel, executive erect a "clean" coal plant on the the new carbon sequestration is a director of the Edison Wetlands Linden, waterfront were voted Safe way of getting energy and Association. "This is a recipe for down at the City Council meeting reducing pollution. Project repre- another Exxon-Valdez toxic catas- last week. sentative for the company pushing trophe." At the Oct 20 meeting, coun- PurGen was Bradley Campbell, an Others were skeptical about the cilmembers, in a 7 to 4 vote, nixed attorney and former Department of real safety of the plant, citing a his- the proposal for a $5 billion plant at Environmental Protection commis- tory of industrial pollution from the SMELL GAS? ACT PAST. the site of the former DuPont facto- sioner. many factories in Linden. ry, elating environmentalists and He told critics pumping the "Our seniors are dying of cancer Natural gas is a colorless, odorless fuel, but for safety- dismaying local union workers CO2 gases into the ocean floor, and asthma rates are increasing in reasons, a chemical odorant sometimes described as a seeking jobs. where pressure would keep them school children, due to these chem- "rotten egg" smell is added, making the presence of gas Council President Robert Bunk trapped forever, could help reverse ical plants," said Linden activist detectable. voiced his opposition to the coal global warming. Beatrice Bernzott, vice chairperson IF YOU SMELL THIS ODOR: plant earlier in the week, saying it Some residents were uncon- of the Tremley Point Alliance. • Alert others and leave the area immediately. was not safe enough and the vinced, though, and said they did Linden labor union members • Leave the door open as you exit. amount of jobs created were being not want any more industrial pollu- were vocal in their support of the • Do not, operate electric lights, appliances or other exaggerated. tion coming from the area, a senti- project, which they expected to cre- equipment such as telephones, cell phones, or flashlights. "There are just too many unan- ment echoed by critics on council. ate several new jobs during the • Go to a phone away from the area and call Elizabethtown Gas swered questions," Bunk said in a Locals from the Tremley Point plant's construction. statement against the plant. "A Alliance, The N.i Sierra Club, NJ Union members and supporters Natural gas odors should be reported right away. project which only offers job Environmental Federation, and on council said they were not trou- Do not try to locate the source of the smell. growth some five years down the other groups, gathered to form the bled by the safety of the plant. road when balanced against the Arthur Kill Watershed Alliance, a Councilman Jack Sheeny was If you smell natural gas, call Elizabethtown Gas immediate tax and environmental coalition against the coal plant. supportive of the project, saying the at 800-493-4009. concerns fails at this point." They countered that the sup- chance to create new jobs for the The project, dubbed "PurGen" posed benefits and safety of this city was crucial. by Concord, Mass.-based develop- new technology were unproven. He said by voting against the ers SMS Energy LLC, would have "The concept of spending tax- plant, someone else would get the Elizabethtown Gas"

to the Outreach Center "tsr for Kids" Program • Free Same Day Towing By Paul Greulich mayor and council had shown better CranforcINavigator.com Staff Writer foresight and planning in earlier •Any Model or Condition ROSELLE PARK — Four candi- years. dates competing for two seats on the "If the homework was done right Borough Council came out to debate beforehand, this never would have their positions on property taxes, happened," Jacobs said. redevelopment, and other local Accardi said the borough is stuck issues at a" debate hosted by the with the Avalon Bay project and League of Women Voters on Oct. 21. must make the most of it. Republican Joe Accardi and "I'm tired of the finger pointing," Democrat Michael Peterson are he said. "I'm tired of the rhetoric competing for the 2nd Ward seat, without offering solutions." while Democrat challenger David All candidates agreed that Jacobs is running against Republi- although shared services need to be can incumbent Michael Yakubov for pursued as a strategy to reduce the : the 5th Ward seat. The meeting saw tax burden, the recently-aborted " '* a low turnout from the public. j attempt at merging finance depart- V '«- . .•./••," , Candidates agreed on several ments with the neighboring borough issues, including the need to bring in of Roselle was used as an example new businesses to fill empty store- of why the borough must proceed fronts in the borough, though they with caution in this field. differed on how best to attract such . "We need shared services, but at businesses. the same time you have to be careful Yakubov said officials should what communities you share .those focus on attracting specific sorts of services with," Peterson said. businesses that stand the best chance The functioning and political i, of thriving in the community. makeup of the borough's evenly Peterson insisted that the decline' divided Republican and Democrat in business in Roselle Park predates council was also the subject of dis- the wider economic problems. agreement. "We're bleeding businesses," Accardi and Yakubov said the Peterson said. "We have 20 empty council has proved capable of func- storefronts, approximately." tioning in a cooperative, non-parti- Jacobs said the poor business san manner, particularly when con- environment, along with high taxes, fronting important issues such as the are what spurred him to run for Romerovski lawsuit and the budget. office. "We have worked in a bi-partisan New Smiles are Blooming with lovisalign; Invisalign can be used to "It's a good town, but I see it manner to do the best for the com- moving a little bit in the wrong munity," Yakubov said.'• . treat almost any teen or adult patient! direction," he said. "[ want to bring Jacobs and Peterson said Democ- it around to the right direction." rat council members elected last Another prominent topic was the year have helped change things for Romerovski issue, with all candi- the better, but the borough is still dates expressing dissatisfaction with feeling the effects of harmful one- the Payment In Lieu of Taxes pro- party rule. gram that the borough accepted, "I think its time for Roselle, Park ending litigation with the Avalon to have a change of balance on the Bay development company. council," Peterson said. "You Yakubov defended his vote in .favor become complacent after a long time 'g, an Orthodontic Specialist has completed hundreds of of the program, saying the, entire in office." Invisalign cases. He is a member of the Invisalign Alpha Group and was a National Speaker governing body had been in a diffi- Peterson went on to state that he for invisalign for several years. cult position. had been "derided" and shouted at "If we'd continued in court we by elected officials in the past when would've spent a million dollars in he commented at meetings. Call today; (973) 376-0496 legal fees," Yakubov said. "Our "What I want to see is everyone taxes would've skyrocketed so fast be respected by this council, regard- to schedule a consultation with Br. Steinberg during the Invisalign Special we would've had to move in with less who gets elected," he said. Event! each other." Paul Greulich can be reached at Jacobs said the entire lawsuit 908-686-7700 ext. 121, or at could have been avoided if the [email protected]. For eligible* Invisalign Month patients: •FREE Consultation, a $125 value 8S500 discount on Full treatment Dr. Steinberg Named 2009 •Affordable financing options available Top Dentist By ta Monthl Ma azine (Continued from Page 1) •IPOD Touch Raffle * B moaning and gioaning coming mom wrote me a letter saying it ''Ask the scheduling coordinator about our Invisalign Month patient eligibility. from the second floor bedroom. was true. I thought nothing of it, They hear footsteps along the but did feel very peculiar. second floor and the, first floor Several years later a former # , M ' Michael G. Steinberg, DDS, PA chandelier beings turning. president of the Union historical m S 0C # zm About 25 years ago a student society bought the house. After a invisBlkiit P - of mine whose family lives in few -weeks she tells me she heard *" Orthodontics for Children&Adults that house told me about the it. Yes, she heard moaning, yes, LEARN HOW TO SMILE AGAIN. ... „,,,„ story. I said "you shouldn't make she heard the footsteps and yes, 241 iiiiburn Avenue up stories without facts, but her she saw the chandelier moving. " Millburn, NJ 07041. PAGE 8 — THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2009 L0CAL80URCe.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE

Westfield Community Players Allen's smash comedy hit features husband committing a perfect has announced the lineup for their a family from New Jersey on the crime will follow in March, and the 75th- anniversary season, which run from the secret police some- season concludes in May with a began this month and will continue where behind the Iron Curtain. Ray Cooney farce "Caught in the throughout the year. January will bring Henry Net" about a man with two families Incoming President JoAnne Denker's comedy about senior citi- comically trying to keep his chil- Lemenille noted that the new sea- zens falling in love over the objec- dren apart. son will feature comedy, mystery tions of their children. Season subscriptions for all four and farce. It opened Oct. 3 with Frederick Knott's murder mys- shows can be obtained by calling • *', i "Don't Drink the Water," Woody tery "Dial M for Murder" about a 908-232-9568.

Dave Tango of Linden, a cast member of the SyFy Channel show Ghost Hunters, will join fellow para- normal investigators at Temple Emanu-EI in West- field on Nov. 29 for an event to benefit the New Liberty Hall plans Thanksgiving-themed activities Jersey Center for Tourette Syndrome. Liberty Hall Museum at Keari University will host nary display explores five distinct generations of chil- several activities for children and visitors of all ages dren who grew up at Liberty Hall during the Revolu- throughout November. tionary War, New Nation, Civil War, Late Victorian The Thanksgiving Day Craft Workshop will take and Modern Age eras. place Nov. 21 from 10 a.m. to noon. Through the use of artifacts, reproductions and Children will create a colorful turkey centerpiece hands-on activities, children will discover the evolu- for their holiday guests to "gobble" over on Thanks- tion of education, recreation and technology and gain The 3rd annual dinner and Johnny Carson and was invited by giving Day. an understanding of how a child's world constantly show to benefit The New Jersey the host {o join the guest panel. There is a fee fbr admission, which includes all changes. Center for Tourette Syndrome will Since his first appearance Meaney workshop materials. Reservations are required. Chil- The exhibit features photos, clothes, toys and furni- take place Nov. 29, at Temple has returned to the show a dozen dren must be accompanied by an adult.' ture of the times, as well as a newly created interactive Emanu-EI, 756 .East Broad St., times. Tlie Thanksgiving Afternoon Tea is served every nursery circa 1899. Westfield. Meaney was a special guest on Wednesday from 2rto 4 p.m. in November. Set in the Liberty Hall Museum at Kean University chroni- Once again, the event will fea- Saturday Night Live and has glass-enclosed porch, guests enjoy a selection of sand- cles more than 200 years of American history. Built in ture music, Gomedy and an appeared on Letterman, Regis, wiches, pastries, scones and clotted cream, jams and 1772 by William Livingston, New Jersey's first elect- appearance by cast members from Oprah and Conao and starred in choice of two teas. The cost includes a house tour. ed governor, the Victorian style mansion is a treasure the SyFy. Channel shows Ghost the CBS sitcom "Uncle Buck." Reservations are required. trove of historic riches. Hunters and Ghost Hunters Inter- Musical entertainment wiil fea- The Thanksgiving theme continues at Liberty Along with forgotten letters from Thomas Jeffer- national. ture singer/songwriter Kristen Hali 's Victorian Luncheon on Nov. 21 from 1 to 3 p.m. son, Liberty Hall also houses extensive collections of The "ghost hunters," Dave Sellers who has performed for Experience the art of Victorian dining and hospitality antique furniture, ceramics, textiles, toys and tools Tango, Steve Gonsalves, Duslin MTV/VF-n and has worked with with a decadent five-course meal, wine and music. owned by seven generations of the Livingston and Pari and Joe Chin of The Atlantic several of today's top pop. R&B Guests will dine in the Great Hall, where many impor- Kean families. and rock acts. Paranormal Society — TAPS — tant family events took place, including the 1774 mar- The Firehouse is the latest addition to the Muse- will be on hand to meet with those Seating will begin at 11:30 riage of Sarah Livingston, daughter of Liberty Hall's um's complex housing two antique fire engines and a ;n attendance during the benefit. a.m. and the event stalls at 12:30 founder and New Jersey's first elected governor collection of fire memorabilia. In addition, the event will fea- p.m. For information and tickets William Livingston, to John Jay, the first chief justice 1 Liberty Hall is located at 1003 Moms Ave. in ture the comedy of Broadway and go to www.Iclealeventmanage.com of the United States Supreme Court. Reservations are Union. It is open to the public Wednesday through Sat- or call Michael Kenny at 908-232- television star Kevin Meaney. The required. Seating is limited. urday from 10 a.m. to 4 pan? and noon to 4 p.m. on Emmy Award-winner performed 6770, ext. 129 or Marc Tetlow at Now through December, children will enjoy a new Sundays. in his first HBO special in 1986. 413-478-3642. interactive exhibit, Once Upon a Time: The Story of For information or to make reservations, call 908- In 1987, he made his first appear- There is limited table seating; the Children of Liberty Hall. 527-0400, e-mail [email protected] or visit ance on "The Tonight Show" with attire is casual. Open during regular museum hours, this extraordi- www.kean.edu/libertyhall.

CRAWFORD BRIEFS Kick off the holiday For information, call 908-709- Buyers, LTD. will appraise and pay nesses: Maddies Hallmark, 117 N. loadable from ListenNJ are com- 7283. on the spot for gold, silver plat- Union Ave., Perrotti's Quality patible with Apple iPod players, as season in New York inum, jewelry, watches, coins, ster- Meats and Groceries, 23 S. Union well as hundreds of other MP3 The Cranford Chamber of Com- ling silver flatware, and more. Ave., Periwinkle's Fine Gifts, 17 N. players, including those from Cre- merce will be running its 10th bus Spots still available for Ten percent will be donated to Union Ave., and Cranford Library, ative, Sony, Samsung, Rio, San- trip to New York City on Nov. 15. recreation programs Hadassah. Refreshments will be 224 Walnut Ave. Disk and most cell phones. This year it will be to see the Radio The Cranford Recreation and served and all are welcome. Library card holders can access City Christmas Show at Radio City Parks Department would like to Book drive-up open the ListenNJ virtual library anytime Music Hall. remind all Cranford residents there Calendar available Cranford Public Library recent- at www.cranfovd.com/library. To The cost will include the bus are still spots available for many of The Cranford Community Cal- ly installed a drive-up book return download audiobooks, users must and an orchestra seat. The bus will its 2009-10 programs. endar, now on sale, runs from Sep- for patrons. install the free OverDrive Media depart Cranford from the Fire You may register in person at tember 2009 to September 2010. The book return, which also Console. The software provides Department parking lot at 11 a.m. the Community Center, 220 Walnut The calendar is a valuable tool accepts audio-visual materials, is users with an audiobook listening and drop off participants at the Ave., Cranford, or online at for cohesive reference and plan- located at the rear of the building at and navigation experience and Cranford movie theater at about 4 https:/register, communitypass. net/c ning, as it lists and coordinates 224 Walnut Ave., and is open 24 facilitates transfer of audiobooks to p.m. ranford. For information, call 908- dates for school, community, hours. The unit was acquired with the iPod, iPhone and iPod touch. For information, call 908-272- 709-7283, sports, clubs and church and syna- financial support from Friends of The Media Console also 6114. Space is limited to the first 55 gogue events. It also includes a the Cranford Public Library. includes a "burn wizard" for the people. Join the 'Gold Rush' convenient reference of local serv- option of listening to audiobooks Roselle-Cranford Hadassah will ices and merchants. Audiobooks available on compact disc, when permissions Teen dance planned host a "Charity Gold Rush" on This is the 36th edition of the Audiobooks in the MP3 format allow. The Recreation and Parks Sunday, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at community calendar. are available for download at Cran- To access the Cranford Library's Department will host a teen dance Temple Beth El Mekor Chayim, Calendars may be purchased ford Public Library through a serv- digital collection, visit for seventh and eighth grade Cran- 338 Walnut Ave, Cranford. from any of the club members or ice called ListenNJ. cranford.com/library and click on ford students on Nov. 13. The National Estate Jewelry from the following Cranford Busi- Many of the audiobooks down- "ListenNJ." UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2009 — PAGE 9

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Mirabella, Sytko, Cole and Zapolski For at least 15 years, Union County has been ruled by an all- Democrat Freeholder Board, and while the current officials have been successful with at least a few initiatives, there is a great deal of complacency on the dais, whether or not officials care to admit it. Without a doubt, more balance is needed and for this reason, we support Republicans Anthony Sytko and Nicole D. Cole for two of the three available seats on the free- holder board and Republican Art Zapolski for the Union Coun- ty Surrogate position. We also support the re-election of Freeholder Chairman Alexander Mirabella, who has been a productive member of the board during his term. Mirabella seems to genuinely care about the county, A newcomer to the freeholder race, Sytko is not new to pol- itics in Union County. As a councilman in Garwood, he has been outspoken on a number of issues. As a fiscal conservative he will monitor county spending and although his vote alone may not prevent the freeholder majority, from all wasteful spending, his presence will help shine a light on unnecessary expenses. \ Along with Cole — an attorney who seems to take a com- 'ALL ABOUT ME' — Kathy Harris' pre-kindergarten students at Franklin Ele- mon sense approach when voicing opinions on some of the mentary School in Rahway show off the original 'All About Me' books they ere: county's problems — Sytko will provide a balance that's des- ated depicting a self portrait, a.'favorite things' page, a handprint page, a family perately needed on the all-Democrat freeholder board. It's a page and a'special me'page. balance that's been needed for about 15 years. In the position of surrogate of the county — a five-year, elected officer responsible for everything from probating wills to conducting educational seminars — we believe Zapolski will help bring this vital position into the 21st Century by imple- a good look at the numbers menting more technology and enhancing communication with county residents that have business to conduct with the surro- Violence declines in the schools Linden last week in the rain on Sat- Late last week an announcement urday night. Fifth Ward Council- gate's office. . from the State Department of Edu- Left man Gene Davis was hosting cation pointed to incidents of vio- "Helping .Hands — Helping lence falling by 5 percent in the Out Angels" which is an event to raise state's schools. State Education By Frank Capece funds for parents of children with Local races Commissioner Lucille Davy called autism. Union County LocalSource has endorsed candidates, when the data "encouraging." Davis spoke to the depressing appropriate, for the municipal elections throughout the county. In Union County, the break- bit of knowledge of law, to settle- number in the state of one out of 94 We urge voters to go to the polls in support of the following down is interesting. The four cate- ment skills, to "courtesy and children with autism. The speakers gories broken -down are violence, spoke to the financial and emotion- candidates; Cranford, David Robinson; Rosette Park, Michael respect to litigants and lawyers." vandalism, weapons and sub- The number one ranking went to al toll on the parents and the love of Peterson for Ward 2 and Michale Yakubov for Ward 5; Spring- stances. Judge Kenneth Grispin with a 9.24 their children. field, Jerome Fernandez and Mark Krauss and "no" on the $.5 Numbers are open to difference out of 10 ranking. For Davis, his touching non million pool referendum; Summit, Andrew Lark and Laura of opinion and this report is no dif- Some of the younger judges political speech was from this cor- Graff Coburn and in Union, Charles Donnelly and Paul Ver- ferent. For example, Rahway had ' who fared well were Robert Mega ner the best remarks he has ever zosa. three reported incidents of weapons from Clark who ranked sixth with given. For the complete endorsement editorials go to www.local- possession while Roselle had zero. an 8.33 and William Daniel from Route 22 and Halloween source.com and select your town from the menu. One surprising number — Roselle Linden who ranked ninth with a Maybe it's just people sick and Park had 31 incidents of violence 8.20. tired of bad news and the recession. while having a relatively small Bringing the numbers to life Those temporary Halloween stores enrollment of 2,000. Union County Clerk Joanne that dart Route 22 in Union and As another comparison Clark Rajoppi deserves praise again for Springfield seemed to be doing a with an enrollment of 2,300 had 20 her annual calendar of election bang up business last weekend. It David Worrall Publisher incidents of violence while Cran- dates and key information. looks like this second tier holiday Published Weekly Since 1917 ford with 3,700 students had only What makes the effort outstand- on Saturday is going to be a big hit Incorporating the Union Leader, Toniann Antonelli six. Of course, Cranford has a his- ing are the wonderful historical pic- for both kids and adults. The Observer, The Progress and The Eagle Regional Editor tory of graduating top students who tures with narratives for each Bad numbers Published By * go on to successful careers. month she provides. Preliminary reports are that Kate Rogers Worrall Community Newspapers, Inc. Associate Editor Judging the judges This year the shots includes a New Jersey's population is not 1291 Stuyvesant Avenue, Union, N.J. 07083 „ The New Jersey Law Journal 1967 photo of U.S. Senator Clifford growing to keep up with the surge 908-686-7700 has released its annual survey of Case driving an electric car to a in the south and west. Retail Ad Director lawyers rating the judges. As one 1961 rally for governor candidate An Associated Press analysis fi jj. • ff J S2/J . • lawyer said, "I don't put a lot of Jim Mitchell, to a 1979 shot of ex- this weekend again predicts the John D'Achino stock in the numbers, still it is kind Circulation Director California Gov, Ronald Reagan at a state will lose another Congression- ©Worrall Community Newspapers, Inc. of fun to see how the Union Coun- rally with Rep. Matt Rinaldo. It al seat. 2009 All Rights Reserved ty judges are rated." brings history to life. Articles, pictures and advertisements herein are the exclusive property of The survey deals with nine dif- Worrall Community Newspapers, Inc. and any republlcation or broadcast Gene Davis and his helping hand An attorney, Frank Capece is a without written permission is prohibited. ferent categories running the gam- They came to Komar Hall in resident of Cranford.Left UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2009 — PAGE 11

."' !1 I 11 a, PurGen, other Linden lore The adventures of tlya, a covered on wood pilings in nearby Miami-based manatee that has trav- Staten Island. This entire area is the elled the eastern seaboard for Eye last "Priority Site" as described in months, has delighted hundreds of the "Greenways to the Arthur Kill" people that have witnessed him On the deserving of preservation owing to We represent the seriously injured from auto, motorcycle, passj^g by. the outstanding suite of species that Unknown to wander such great Environment are still hanging on here. Within slip and fall, work related accidents (workers' compensation), distances, the manatee navigated By Dennis Miranda this Priority Site, one finds the northward along the coast of New innocuously described DuPont and medical malpractice. We also handle your traffic tickets, Jersey and swam into the Arthur Brownfield site which is the loca- Kill as if on a mission. By Friday, that dotted the Rahway River and tion for the proposed PurGen Plant, DWI/DUI and criminal matters. Oct. 16 it appeared that his luck Arthur Kill shorelines. is a mosaic of tidal wetlands, was running out; the manatee was The tidal wetlands and lazy shrub/scrub habitat, filled wetlands huddling for warm water near an creeks of the Arthur Kill and the and old roads and foundations. outfall along a shallow creek in the Rahway River have been polluted, Lost upon the advocates is the city of Linden. Apparently, mana-jf rerouted, culverted and filled to fact that many of the aforemen- brtnoi tees cannot withstand water tem- accommodate man's footprint for tioned wildlife linger on the ATTORNEYS AT LAW peratures below 68 degrees. With centuries. The highest point south DuPont property. But dirty coal is water temperatures in the Arthur of the Palisades, the Hawkrise the dragon to be slain. Kill dipping into the low 60s, Landfill stands today as a monu- For the Rahway River Associa- hypothermia could set in. ment to the excesses of dumping on tion, taking back the River and the Scientists were feeding him the Rahway River's wetlands. Still, Arthur Kill for Man and nature is heads of lettuce when a major nature endures. the ultimate goal. With the Rahway storm system pummeled New Jer- In 1992, the New Jersey Conser- River Greenway Plan being imple- 1 sey. Plans to rescue him are on vation Foundation published the mented in the city of Rahway, the hold for now before he disappeared "Greenways to the Arthur Kill" as a Hawkrise Sanctuary set aside for Andrew S. Prince Mitchell H. Portnoi altogether. public policy guide to educate local preservation in the city of Linden, Meanwhile, a major fight is tak- leaders and planners that the Arthur there is hope for a future where the ing shape in the city of Linden. Kill watershed, despite centuries of shores of the Arthur Kill can greet SCS, a private company wants to pollution, overdevelopment and the Rahway River as a network of 3 S o build a five hundred megawatt, loss of wildlife habitat, still offers passive trails, nature preserves and coal-fueled, carbon sequestration opportunity for open space preser- parks for the benefit of all. For the plant that would generate 10 mil- vation and protection of natural residents of Linden it means lion tons of CO2 emissions that resources. embracing its own Hudson River will be piped to a point in the Snowy egrets and many species Walkway and breaking down the Atlantic Ocean and buried 2,200 of herons still nest on islands of the walls thai prevent access to the yards below on the ocean floor. New York Bight, consistently rely water. And, maybe just maybe, The 100-mile underwater pipe upon the remaining tidal wetlands llya's mission will not have been would take the emissions out of and creeks for food. for nought. Linden, out of our sight and conve- Migrating shorebirds stop over Let us hope that the next time a ATTENTION COLLEGE STUDENTS niently, out of our mind. Practical- the local mudflats in search of manatee comes from Miami, we ly every prominent statewide envi- aquatic insects and crustaceans. will greet him with the collective ronmental group is angling to fight Fiddler crabs persist in the spartina- awe and wonderment of hundreds Get your hometown news online the proposal blinded by their col- filled wetlands. Local populations of spectators — plus heads of let- lective hatred for coal. of NJ endangered and threatened tuce — lining along an elevated Both Ilya and PurGen have species continue to breed in the trail in the city if Linden instead of Co«-rry come to the city of Liriden at a pro- area, including yellow crowned dying alone amid the steely land- pitious time where the natural envi^ night heron, black crowned night scape of pipes and tanks that dot its ronment refuses to die. Fqr heron and northern harrier. Even shoreline. decades, the city of Linden more remarkable, the osprey or fish enjoyed, and in turn, supported hawk now can be seen feeding Dennis Miranda is the executive heavy industry, manufacturing, along the Rahway River with their director of the Rahway River young, thanks to a nest recently dis- - is just a clicl awaw! refineries and large warehouses Association. To check out our demo or to subscribe, just visit.. LETTER TO THE EDITOR Kudos to Merck employees for giving back to the Employees 'gave back' community of Rahway. To the Editor: PatRoselli E-Edition subscriptions are for 6 months or a year, On Sept. 25, many Merck employees volunteered Senior Citizen Service coordinator at various sites throughout Rahway. Rahway and there is no software to download. Three volunteers were assigned to aid senior resi- dents at Rahway Housing Authority. Policy on letters, columns Click On I am pleased to share that residents at each of our Union County LocalSource welcomes submissions three senior buildings took advantage of the opportu- from its readers. Letters to the editor or opinion pieces nity to come and see tome of what the Wii System has on any subject will be considered for publication on to offer in the way of entertainment and physical activ- the opinion pages. This opportunity also is open to ali ity. residents, officials and employees of Union County. It was great to have experienced players encourag- Union County LocalSource reserves the right to ing our residents to give the system a try. edit all submissions for length, content and style. Writ- As 1 drove across town, 1 also saw other Merck vol- ers must include their name, address and daytime tele- unteers busy at work. The fresh-painted gazebo out- phone number for verification. side of Riverton Care Center has transformed that Letters must be no more than 500 words long. structure from weather-worn to bright and cheerful Longer pieces must be arranged in advance with the white, and the new paint on the gazebo across from editor. Union County LocalSource accepts letters to Case Apartments on West Milton Avenue looks great, the editor and guest columns via e-mail. The address is too, [email protected]. PAGE 12 — THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2009 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE

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(Continued from Page I) Township historian Michael Yesenko said the tale began on June ft, 1780 Dmmg the Battle oi Connecticut Farms, Hessian -4933 [email protected] mercenaries and British red- coats were dragged into guerril- Another local legend, la warfare in the woodlands Gallows Hill Road in Weds. Thurs. Fri. 12pm-3pm around Union. Their bodies — Cranford was once the Saturday 7am-1 pm at least the ones that were ever site of a gallows. A tree found — had to be recovered and and a street sign now buried by continental soldiers as stand in that location. the rest of the invading armies fled. One suc^i retreating troop olf ian attempted to have his way with Jaegers (Hessian sharpshooters) her. However, he was interrupted tried to make for the Caldwell Par- by the girl's father, who shot the sonage, then home to Presbyterian invader with a musket. Minister and patriot James Cald- "His shot removed the Hess- well and his wife, Hannah. As the ian's head and of course splattered soldiers .approached the home in his daughter's clothing with Hess- Smoked lieibasy • Kabanosy the darkness, one of the Caldwell ian brains," Toal said. Krakowska.® Smoked Rib Bacon children saw the shadowy figures Much later, pebple would report approaching in the distance. As seeing glimpses not only a presum- Smoked Butts Hannah looked out the window to ably traumatized maiden but of the @ see, the soldiers fired: she was shot Hessian himself. Occasional sight- Headcheese Bologna . in the chest and killed. ings of the figure of a decapitated Later that night, those same sol- man wandering the grounds at Oak Ail Products are made diers went to Liberty Hall on Mor- Ridge in search of his head have ris Avenue, then the home of Jersey persisted to the present day. Fresh Daily on the Premises governor William Livingston. An unsolved mystery According to the diary of a British Springfield may be known for Many m@re items available! soldier, jumpy and superstitious it's suburban peace, but, surpris- Hessians walked into the dark ingly, the township's history is building and ran into the gover- fraught with tragedy and terror. nor's daughter Catherine, wearing One such sad story is the 1972 a long white robe and carrying a death of Jeannette DePalma, then a flickering candle. They immediate- 16-year-old junior at Jonathan ly feared it was the ghost of Han- Dayton High School. nah Caldwell and fled the site. Though a cause of death was But several close encounters of never determined, the case set off a UNION COUNT' the creepy kind have occurred up firestorm of speculation over how to present day, making one wonder she died, most recently in a Weird of Hannah really does roam the N.J. magazine article •— whether it area looking to torment her mur- was suicide, drug overdose or mur- LOCALSOURCE ders. der. The teen disappeared on Aug. Tracking the Headless Hessian 7 after leaving her home to visit a Anyone who has ever been friend. Six weeks later, a dog was thrilled and chilled by the tale of a found outside of the then-aban- Our award winning reporting provides the most headless phantom that was once a doned Houdaille Quarry carrying a comprehensive coverage of news, sports, and entertainment British soldier prowling the coun- human arm. DePalma's partial information. News and happenings in your town, delivered to tryside in search of his head might remains were found on Sept. 19 in your mailbox that you can only get in the do well to visit the fields of Clark's the quarry. UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE Oak Ridge Park, where American A 1972 newspaper article that writer and historian Washington was published during the hysteria Irving may have drew his inspira- following the body's discovery had 1 YEAR FOR ONLY. a quote from the girl's pastor, the tion for his famed short story "The Mail Coupon and Payment to: Legend of Sleepy Hollow." Rev. James L. Tate, saying wooden Wosra!! Community Newspapers, P.O. Box 341, Voorhees, NJ 08043 According to town historian crosses were arranged around the and Councilman Brian Toal, the body and broken branches and logs grounds are said to be haunted by were placed "in a manner that O Yes! I want to subscribe for 1 year for just $20.00 DC heck enclosed T" '--•-'' would have indicated occult sym- Pay by credit card J the spirit of a Hessian mercenary, Name: one of many employed by the bolism, and perhaps a human sacri- • VISA 0 MasterCard O American Express D Discover fice." Newspapers at the time also British during the American Revo- Address: Card number: lution. More than a few of these publicized his theory that it was a fierce warriors never returned murder by a satanic cult. Town: _ Expiration date: home, including one vfho saw That theory has never been action during the Battle of Ash proven, and no police reports at the State: Zip: Card Holder: Swamp in Clark on June 26, 1776. time could be found. Several According to Toal, when fight- Springfield Police Department Home Phone: Signature^ ing broke out at what is now Oak files from that time were damaged No other discounts apply, ln-county delivery only. E-mail: Ridge Park, one soldier forced his in 1995 during Hurricane Floyd. Must not have been a subscriber in the last 30 days. way into the Homestead Farm- Whatever the circumstances, house, then known as the Browne the suspicious Springfield death Estate. Encountering a girl cook- still fifes locals' imaginations more ing dinner for the family, the Hess- than 30 years later. PAGE 14 — THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2009 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE

By Paul Greulich field area, and said more could Candidates also discussed the In her closing statements, Cole Staff Writer * have been done to prevent the clos- closure of Oak Ridge Golf Course, a said she would not silence residents Three Democrats, two Republi- ing of Muhlenberg Hospital in recurring issue in the last year. Coun- or evade their questions, while cans and two independents all run- 2008. ty officials said this facility was los- Sytko encouraged each voter to ning for three open seats on the "Babies are being born in a ing $600,000 per year in revenue. "vote for yourself." Union County Board of Chosen satellite emergency room," Gielen Golfers and political opponents have "A vote for Sytko and Cole is a Freeholders gathered in Cranford said. "Babies are being born in criticized the county for not opting to vote for yourselves," Sytko said. "It on Oct. 22 for a spirited debate on taxis on North Avenue." improve management of the course all comes down to a question asked the issues facing county residents. Democratic candidates said rather than converting it into a park. by Ronald Reagan: 'Are^ou better Incumbent Democrats Al although they lobbied persistently Mirabella said the consolidation off than you were three years Mirabella and Deborah Scanlon are to keep Muhlenberg open, the of the county's golf courses has ago?'" Quality Hair Cuts At joined this year by new candidate county does not have any real saved money, while the use of Kem- In their closing statements, Affordable Prices Mohammed Jalloh, a lawyer and power in such matters. per Sports, a golf management com- Democratic Candidates criticized Roselle resident. Freeholder "County government has no say pany, to run the courses at Galloping their opponents, claiming Sytko Chester Holmes has opted not to over the closing of hospitals," said Hill and Ash Brook with involve- voted to raise taxes in Garwood and run again this year, Scanlon, adding that national ment from the county makes the Cole was inexperienced. Republicans Nicole Cole and health care reform was needed. golfers better off than they were pre- Scanlon said she and her col- Anthony Sytko posed the stillest "My Republican opponents viously. leagues "would stick with residents opposition -to the Democrats, who really don't know how government Sytko said the use of both gov- through thick and thin" while their have maintained a 9-0 majority on works if they think the closure of ernment and private management for Republican opponents were aligned OPEN MON. thru SAT. the board for nearly 15 years. Muhlenberg is a county issue, these facilities was a duplication of against county services such as 1654 STUYVESANT AVE. • UNION Independent candidates Hope because it isn't," Mirabella said: services and represented "the worst Runnells Hospital, the parks sys- Thompson and Karen Gielen also When questioned about whether of both worlds." tem, and Meals on Wheels. 908-851-2813 joined the fray, announcing them- they planned to cut county spend- Cole questioned Mirabella's "At the most important times, we selves as political newcomers who ing, Democrat candidates stressed assertion that the county's golfers are provide top-notch care for our resi- hope to give a voice to residents the need to generate new sources of' better off, particularly senior citizens dents," said Jalloh. "Our opponents suffering from lack of health care revenue. who relied on Oak Ridge because of offer complaints, we offer results." facilities and transportation in west- "This is a regional issue. These its gentle grade. She said the golfers Thompson, acknowledged being ern Union County. are extraordinary times," Mirabella are angry, pointing out that rallies inexperienced, but donned a hard Central issues raised during the said. ? aimed at reversing the closure con- hat as a sign of her readiness to take debate in the form of questions pre- Cole and Sytko were confident tinue' to take place. a few tough knocks in defense of the sented by a panel of local journal- that excess spending could be elim- Jalloh said the conversion of Oak county's residents. ists were health care, golf course inated on the county level. Ridge allowed it to serve wider range "I just hope you'll give me a management and county spending. "Instead of trying to find new of uses and audiences. chance to make a difference in the The Independent candidates revenue sources to pay for the "Residents will have an opportu- madness," she said. stressed the need for better health spending we have, we should find nity to do a lot more on that property Paul Greulich can be reached care in the county, particularly ways to cut spending we don't than they previously did," Jalloh at 908-686-7700, ext. 121,. or at ambulance coverage in the Plain- need," Sytko said. said. pgreulich@thelocalsource. com. HOW TO HELP SOLVE THE FERALCATPROBLEM Feral cats are oats that don't belong to anyone. They are bom Parks Master Plan updated with public input in the wild and lack any kind of human By Paul Greulich the master plan because we are starting with such not been scheduled. socialization. Often living in colonies, Staff Writer large open spaces at Oak Ridge," Scanlon said. "As large as the county park system is, there are they roam freely; reproduce at will; The Union County Parks Master Plan is seeing One persistent piece of advice already received, many diverse opinions as to how it should be used," and often live short, diseased: lives. Many people mistakenly assume that a its first update since 1999 with help from the pub- on the subject has been to. turn the park back into a' said Freeholder Bette Jane Kowalski. "Parks evolve cat let free will revert to its. wild lic. , •.'•", golf course. AVally supporting this course of action with the times, and needs change. Residents can nature; however, domestic animals, The county has hired Eatontown-based Birdsall was held Oct. 25 at the park. help improve the parks by letting us know how those which rely on humans for food, shelter, Services Group to prepare the new plan for a cost Kathy Torpey, a member of the Save Oak ridge needs are being addressed." and love, rarely do. An unspayed feral of $212,000. Public feedback will be incorporated Committee, said she hopes the rally will make peo- The parks system has more than tripled in size female cat can give birth to three litters into the process through a questionnaire ranking ple aware of the freeholders' needless use of open since its inception in the 1920s. The 6,600-acre of kittens a year. Within seven years, priorities for the county parks system. space monies she feels would be better used to Union County park system stretches from Mattano she can be the ancestor to half a Residents can voice their views as to whether dredge rivers and reservoirs. Park in Elizabeth west to Cedar Brook Park in Plain- million more feral cats. Gat owners can parks should be left in their natural state or devel- As for the future of Oak Ridge Park, Torpey said field; from Milton Lake Park in Rahway north to the help keep these numbers down by oped with recreational facilities, and whether it is Passaic River Parkway in Summit. The most recent having their pets spayed or neutered. the wishes of golfers, particularly seniors, have not more important to preserve land along scenic road- acquisitions and improvements have been made Feral cats have a home - changed. outdoors! And although they ways or historical sites. "We are hoping it will be converted back into a possible through the Union County Open Space, appreciate a can of cat food, they don't The questionnaire also asks residents whether golf course," she said. Recreation, and Historic Preservation Trust Fund, want to snuggle with you on your there are any local properties they think the county County officials said this is not an option that established by public referendum in 2000. couch. At TLC PET DOCTOR, should consider acquiring and preserving. More will be pursued as part of the master plan. The Union County parks system was designed located at 1326 Stuyvesant Ave., generally, residents are asked whether the county "We're past the point of re-opening the golf by the Olmsted Brothers landscape architectural Union, we urge to have your pet has gone far enough in acquiring open space, or course," said Freeholder Chairman Alexander firm. The Olmsted Brothers' plan called for larger spayed and neutered. Call 908-686- whether it should still pursue other opportunities to Mirabella. parks as well as an integrated system of narrow 7080 with any questions you may preserve open space. Mirabella said possible options that can be riverside greenways leading to open fields, lakes, have. We know how much you care conservation areas, and recreation areas. The new about your pet, because we care about County officials expect strong opinions on the explored include the use of ice skating rinks, bicycle them too. We provide complete subject of Oak Ridge Park, which was converted paths and other amenities that could draw the public plan is expected to be completed by spring of next companion animal care, including from a golf course last spring amid public outcry. to the new park. year. dental care, and x-ray services. We will Freeholder Deborah Scanlon said there are Once the plan is drafted, there will be public Questionnaires are available online at the county always do our best to keep your pet many possibilities for this new park. hearings where residents will be permitted to appear Web site, www.ucnj.org, or by calling 908-527- healthy with the most up to date care. "This may well be the most exciting aspect of before the freeholders. Dates for those hearings have 4344. Our services include geriatric care, radiology, wellness and preventive medicine, and many more. We provide exotic pet and bird medicine, as well as 6:30 p.m. Tickets must be pur- p.m. at the Union County Adminis- diagnostic services offered on site. Hayticte tickets on safe chased in advance and no tickets tration Building, Department of P.S. Some veterinarians Tickets are going fast for the last Union County will sponsor a recy- will be sold at the hay rides. Tickets Parks & Community Renewal, 2nd offer free spaying and neutering clinics of the Friday night hay rides and cling event for electronic equipment can be purchased every day from Floor, Elizabethtown Plaza at Rah- for feral cats that have been caught in campfires at Trailside Nature & and unwanted personal documents on noon to 5 p.m. at Trailside Nature way Ave. in Elizabeth. For informa- cages and brought in for treatment. Science Center. There are still seats Nov. 7, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at and Science Center, 452 New Prov- tion, call 908-789-3670 or 908- for rides on Nov. 6, but don't wait Schering-Plough located at 2000 Gal- www.myvetonline.com/ttcpd £ idence Road, Mountainside; or 527-4900; or visit www.ucnj.org. until it's too late! Rides begin at loping Fliil Road in Kenilworth. weekdays between 8:30 a.m. and 4 UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2009 — PAGE 15

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PAGE 16 — THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2009 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE Students sport 'Heavenly Hats' By Spencer Reiss inception, the Foundation has Every student that donated at Correspondent raised more than $450,000. least $1.00 to the" charity was KENILWORTH — Wearing a The idea of Heavenly Hat Day allowed to wear a hat in school EXIT EXCLUSIVE HEALTY hat during school hours has long was first conceived when new throughout the day. Nonetheless, Maria A Gomes 152 Central Avenue, Clark, NJ 07066 been a surefire way to earn a seat principal Brian Luciani sent an e- Westbrook noted "many kids didn't ManaA.Oomes Office: (732)381-3948 in detention. However, on Oct. 16, mail to his staff about the founda- even wear hats. They were happy Cell; (201)207-5766 _Fax; (732)381-3995 as David Brearley capped off its tion, Diane Westbrook, David enough to just donate." At the end spirit week, many students wore Brearley High School teacher and of the day, over $300 was raised for Must See in hats throughout school. These stu- co-advisor to the student council, the Heavenly Flats Foundation. Hillside dents weren't violating the dress decided a day where students "ft was nice to see such a high code, hut instead, were participat- would be allowed to wear hats in turnout," she said. Beautiful, spacious ing in Heavenly Hat Day, after school could provide an additional Donating to a worthy' charity is colonial home with donating to the Heavenly Hat incentive for the students to donate an important lesson for students to 5 bedrooms and 1 Foundation. to the charity. Assisted by Nancy learn, regardless of the specific Founded in 2001 by Anthony Bechtler, the advisor for the Mid- charity. 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CHAMBER MEMBERSHIP AND COMMUINITY INVOLVEMENT ARE GOOD INVESTMENTS A scientific survey of 2000 U.S. adults revealed that membership in a local chamber of commerce significantly Book sale for Union Table at 1 p.m. to play games.A per- arrived at the Summit High School centage of the net sale will be parking lot the morning of Oct. 20, boosts a business's image among consumers as well as The Township of Union Educa- donated to the Township of Union to give students some insight other businesses. Respondents were 63% more likely to tion Foundation will be holding a Gift and Book Fair at Barnes & Education Foundation, which is a into the C-SPAN networks' unique want to purchase goods or services from a small business Noble, 240 Route 22 West in 501 (C)(3) non-profit charitable brand of public affairs coverage. that's a chamber member. Springfield, Nov. 13 to 15. Please organization which raises funds for Students from The Moving download a voucher at grants for teachers for innovative Image, American Studies, World programs in the public schools in History, and U.S. II classes visited Are you a Union Township Chamber of Commerce member? www. twpunionschools. org/PDF/vo ucher.pdf to present to the cashier the Township of Union. For infor- the bus. when you make your purchase. Join mation, call Kathy at 908-687- The students had an opportunity If not, call 908-688-2777 to find out what we do and how us on Nov. 13 at 6 p.m. for a scav- 6081. to see how a mobile production bus easy it is to join. enger hunt with prizes. The fun con- works. The C-SPAN civics bus has tinues on Nov. 14 at 11 a.m. with a C-SPAN Bos visits been the broadcast location for "Our mission is to "Unite, Strengthen, Represent and Promote business special storytime and a chance to Summit High School interviews with a number of Wash- growth for the Members of the Union Township Chamber of Commerce." get your picture taken with Made- The C-SPAN civics bus, a tele- ington figures including Presidents line. Come to the Think Fun Games vision broadcast studio on wheels, Clinton and George W. Bush. UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2009 — PAGE 17 Celebrating Columbus Screenings for special needs Mountainside recognizes the Children found to be eligible • Significant difficulty walk- importance of providing services to for special education and related ing, running or manipulating children with special needs through serves are entitled to free and small objects; its Project Child Fund efforts. appropriate special education pro- • Frequent health problems or The Mountainside School Dis- gramming and related services. birth handicaps; trict can provide screening and Information is provided to parents • Consistent trouble seeing or evaluation for children, three to 21 of children from birth through hearing; years of age, who appear to have three years of age regarding early • Tendency toward temper problems in communication, motor, intervention services. tantrums or excessive anxiety or social-emotional, or learning areas. Parents should be asked to call shyness; The screening and evaluation the Mountainside School Dis- • Significant difficulty playing are available to preschoolers, to trict's Office of Special Services appropriately with other children, highly mobile students with dis- at 908-232-8828 if there are chil- and/or abilities, such as migrant and dren who appear to have one or • Significant problems paying homeless students, and to students more of the following signs: attention and listening. , who may be disabled even though •• • Significant delays in acquir- All information about they are advancing from grade-to- ing language or significant speech such requests will be kept confi- grade. problems; dential.

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Seventh grade student Jessica Seib, from St. Agnes School in Clark, read her winning Christo- pher Columbus essay to a crowd of people gath- ered at the Clark Italian Festival. One winner was '.'^_^.T" t chosen from each of the public schools as well as the Catholic Schools in Clark. Pictured are Jessica and Clark Mayor Sal Bonaccorso.

I_j_i_L- » Working together are students from Mrs. Klein, Mr. Fagans, and Mrs. Ross' classes at Madison Elementary School in Rahway. They are working coopera- tively during a hands-on science investigation about mock rocks. The investiga- Plngry seniors are 'Out- Summit student honored tion is from the unit on Earth Materials, which is part of their Science curriculum. standing Latirtas' for voSuoteerism During their mock rock investigation students explored how a rock is made. Stu- dents weighed, measured, and sorted the ingredients found in the rock. Two local Pingry seniors are Summit resident Jennifer Taylor finalists in the 2009-10 National Butler, 19, was honored as a volun- Hispanic Recognition Program, ini- teer of the year at the 2009 New tiated in 1983 to identify outstand- Jersey YMCA State Alliance Din- ing Hispanic/Latino high school ner for Volunteer Recognition for students.The finalists are Elizabeth her volunteer dedication during the Garcia and Madeline Garcia of Summit Area YMCA's Strong Kids Summit. Campaign. Don't let your energy costs stack up this winter. . Each ERA Office Is Iridepemjonlly Ownod and Operated

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Blessing eac:h stuQlent ; Church holds crafts, beauty items, jewelry, holi- day items, candles, decorative j pancake breakfast accessories, gift baskets and more. A Fall Pancake Breakfast will The church is located at 1506 be held Nov. 7, from 9 a.m. to Of chard Terrace, in Linden. For „ 1 I 12:30 p.m. at Community United information contact the LPC Spe- 4 * Methodist Church, 301 Chestnut cial Events Hotline at 908-486- St. in Roselle Park. Tickets are 3066. • •* available at the door. The breakfast I The St. Thomas the Apostle 1 includes.' pancakes, sausages, and 1 , Byzantine Catholic Church in Rah- i toppings, juice, coffee and tea. way Flea Market and Craft Sale i t i Hadassah to meet Committee has met and announced the following Saturday dates for •t /' * - ( * 1 •• i The regular Springfield Hadas- •' sah meeting is scheduled for Nov. their fall events: Nov. 14 and Dec. r 19 at noon at Springfield Public 12. Each Flea Market & Craft Sale r • *•

will be open from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., •'"«'. Library. Naomi Yablonsky will i • present a review of Geraldine with vendor access starting at 7:30 Brooks' book, "People of the a.m. They are held in the parish cen- 1 Book." A brief business meeting ter located at 1407 St. Georges Ave. and light lunch will precede the in Rahway. This handicap accessi- program. The meeting is open to ble center can accommodate up to the public. Individuals who are not 55 vendors at each market. Vendors will have unique gifts, collectibles, Hadassah members are urged to St. John the Apostle School , Clark opened the 2009-10 school year with a Spe- call Lorraine Seidel at 973-376- toys and household items for sale. Many bring antiques, handbags and cial Opening School Mass. Each class received a special blessing from Father 5067 so that adequate refreshments Robert McBride, the pastor of St. John the Apostle Church. will be available. jewelry and clothing. For informa- tion and a contract to be a vendor call Maryann at 908-518-0107 or Barbara at 732-382-2417. The First Presbyterian Church of Cranford will sponsor a series of The women of Connecticut open Labyrinth Walks. All walks Farms Presbyterian Church, Union, will be held in Bates Hail in the have scheduled their annual Holi- church, located at 11 Springfield day Bazaar for Nov. 14 from 9 a.m. Ave. The Cranford community and to 3 p.m. Vendors are welcome. The surrounding towns are invited to bazaar will feature a variety of new attend. The next Labyrinth Walk is merchandise, including handcrafted scheduled for Monday. Participants jewelry and holiday wreaths. Pro- are invited to walk the Labyrinth ceeds from the bazaar will go to the any time between 1 and 4 p.m., but mission projects of the Presbyterian it is suggested to begin the walk by women. For information call 908- 3:30 p.m. Subsequent walks will be 245-0562. i held the first Sunday of every The Committee of the 8th annu- month, unless otherwise specified. al Jewish Fair & Expo announces For information, call 908-276- there are still spaces available for 8440. Holiday vendors at the Well-attend- ed community program, "Jewish Fair & Expo". The Fair has space Mini-film series held I.1'/ The Mini-Jewish film series at for about 15 more vendors. The the YM-YWHA of Union will pres- event is scheduled for Nov. 22, 10 ent the first in the five-part series on a.m. to 5 p.m. For information call Tuesday at 1 p.m. The film is "Defi- the Y at 908-289-811.2. ance," the 2008 story of the Bielsky ^^^ulb^?y^^^ifl«^^.. ?',)' Brothers during World War II. Church holds Fall Reservations are necessary. Please Festival for Halloween We will be selecting one entry from each of our individual Navigator town sites...and call 908-289-8112 to reserve. then choosing one Grand Prize winner ($250) from among them. Calvary Tabernacle will sponsor Churches to hold its annual Fall Festival on Saturday So, dress up, snap a good digital picture from this Halloween 2009 and submit it to the from 1 to 3:30 p.m. The Fall Festi- Navigator tite in your town.You must be a member of your town Navigator site (it's flea markets val is a free community event free!) to enter and be at least 13 years of age or older (*Parents may join and submit The Annual Holiday Gift and which provides a safe alternative to photos for their children). Craft Show at The Linden Presby- traditional trick or treating. Chil- terian Church will be held on Nov. dren of all ages will enjoy a fun Go to www.MyTownNavigator.com for details 7 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The show is filled day with indoor and outdoor currently seeking vendors to display events and rides, games and candy. 1 and sell their new items for holiday The Center is located at 69 Myrtle >> MyTownNavigatDr.com * St., Cranford. shopping, including handmade . FOR LOCAL LIFE, MS M« *\\>

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Peter J. Bartus a self-contractor for 35 years and Southern Police Institute, v Louisville, Ky. He was a World • > Peter J, Bartus, retired in 1989. OBITUARY LIST War -II history buff. Mr. Brennan 82, a lifelong r'es- Surviving are a brother, George, was a past member of Roselle Golf • * ident of Linden, and three sisters, Lucy Balboa, AURAND — Karen Elizabeth, formerly of Cranford; Oct. 10. Club. He was an active member of .-- retired Linden Susan McKenna and Theresa Kopf. BALBOA— Patsy, of Union; Oct. 19. St. Genevieve's Church, Elizabeth. police captain and The Petrucelli Funeral Home, BARTUS — Peter J., of Linden; Oct. 23. Mr. Brennan was a member of the councilman, died on Oct. 23. He Elizabeth, handled the arrange- BETTS — Deacon Kertis L., of Springfield; Oct. 21. Friendly Sons of St. Patrick in had celebrated his 82nd birthday on ments. BONUOMO — Angela, of Union; Oct. 19. Union County and a former mem- Oct. 6. BRENNAN — Ret. Police Chief John F, of Elizabeth;, Oct. 18. ber of the Elizabeth Thornsticks, Mr, Bartus was born in Eliza- Deacon Kertis Betts . CALABRESE — Joanne, of Roselle; Oct. 19. as well as the Knights of Colum- beth. He graduated from Linden b Deacon Kertis CALELLO —- Antonio, of Kenilworth; Oct. 24. bus Council 235 in Elizabeth. High School and Kean University, ** L. Betts of EMANUEL — Olivia, of Cranford; Oct. 19. Union, where he received a bache- Springfield died Surviving are his wife of 59 FAMIGLIETTI — Antonio, of Linden; Oct. 22. lor of arts degree in history. Mr. ** on Oct. 21. years, Patricia; two daughters, FORD — Michael F., of Clark; Oct. 20. Bartus also received an associate Born in Penn- Katy Gillligan and Patricia Leary; FOY — Bishop Harold Nelson, of Roselle; Oct. 19. degree in criminology from Union sylvania County, Va., Deacon Betts four sons, Kevin, Michael, John GACHKO — Michael, of Cranford; Oct. 22. County College, Cranford. He moved to New Jersey many years and Christopher "Butch;" three GREGORY — Eddie Will, of Linden; Oct. 17. served in the Navy during World ago. He, was an Army veteran, a brothers, Vincent, Joseph and KRAMLICK —' Lita, of Kenilworth; Oct 21. War II, spent ten years in the Naval member of the M. W. Garden State Brendan; two sisters, Mary Bren- LARDIERE — Patricia, of Union; Oct. 15. Reserve and also served in the Mer- Grand Lodge AFAM and was a nan and Joanannc Smith; 15 LIEN — Arne O., of Springfield; Oct. 24. chant Marines. 33rd degree mason. Deacon Betts grandchildren and two great- LISKOWITZ — Wilhelmina, formerly of Linden; Oct. 24. Mr. Bartus was a communicant was an employee of Ford Motor grandchildren. MAFFIA — Joseph W., of Summit; Oct. 21. of St. Theresa the Child Jesus Co. for 43 years before retiring in The Higgins and Bonner Echo MILLER — Thomas L. Jr., formerly of Hillside; Oct. 21. Church, Linden, where he was an 2005. He was a charter deacon of Lake Funeral Home, Westfield, PFLUG—-Theresa A., formerly of Clark; Oct. 23. - usher and a past president of its the Fellowship Missionary Baptist handled the arrangements. PULCINE — Marion, of Union; Oct. 23. Holy Name Society. He was a Church, Newark. RAPISARDA — Nicola G, of Linden; Oct. 24. member of the Linden Knights of Surviving are his wife, Nora; a Joanne Calabrese RODENBAUGH — Frances, of Union; Oct. 22. Columbus Council 2859, the Amer- .daughter,' Clara Betts; five sons, Joanne Calabrese, 72, of Roselle RUSSOMANNO — Mary, of Union; Jan. 7. ican Legion Post 102 of Linden, Kirk, Kenny and Curtis Betts, dieafOct. 19 at home. SOLOMON — Dr. Samuel Allen, of Union; Oct. 21. Superiors Police Benevolent Asso- Corey Plant and Gerald Lewis; two , Mrs. Calabrese was a lifelong r WISHBOW — Garrett J., formerly of Mountainside; Oct. 2^4. ciation and the New Jersey State sisters, Evangelist Nannie Patter- resident of Jersey City until moving 1 Editor's note: Not all of the names included in this listing will PBA. Mr. Bartus was a past presi- son and Daisy Brandson; two to Roselle nine,years ago. She was appear as full-length obituaries. dent of the Linden Retired Men's brothers, Abraham and James, and a school crossing guard in Jersey Club and the National Disabled three grandchildren. City for many years before attend- Veterans Association. He served as The Woody "Home. For Ser- ing Hudson County Community Olivia Emanuel . The Higgins and Bonner Echo a Linden councilman or*.• the 6th vices," Orange, handled the College, where she received an Olivia Emanuel, 87, of Cranford Lake Funeral Home, Westfield, Ward for three years from 1987 to arrangements. associate's degree and certification died Oct. 19 in St. Barnabas Med- handled the arrangements. 1990. Mr. Bartus was employed by as a certified medical assistant. ical Center, Livingston. the Linden Police Department, Angela Bonuomo Mrs. Calabrese was employed Born in Columbia, Mrs. Michael Ford from which he retired as a captain, Angela Bonuomo of Union died as a certified medical assistant Emanuel lived in Cranford for the i, Michael F. after serving for 36 years. After Oct. 19 in Overlook Hospital, Sum- administrator for Dr. Jay Sand in past 55 years. She formerly worked \l Ford, 88, of Clark retirement, he worked for the mit. > Jersey City for 18 years and most in New York City. 3£ died Oct. 20 at Union County Department of Born in Newark', Mrs. Bonuomo recently for the law firm of Kern, Surviving are a daughter, *S ' home. Human Services as the supervisor moved to Union. She worked at Augustine and Conroy in Bridge- Michelle Emaniiel; a brother, Gus- Born in Jersey of veterans affairs for 15 years. Prudential Insurance Co., Newark. water before her retirement. She tavo Pena; a sister, Alice Specioso, City, Mr. Ford resided in Clark for Surviving are his wife of 59 After retirement, Mrs. Bonuomo was an active member and past and two grandchildren. 56 yeafs. He was a founding trustee years, Regina; five daughters, became an active member of St. president of the American Associa- The Dooley Funeral Home, of St. Agnes Roman Catholic Regina Eftychiou, Christine Hess, James Church, Springfield. She tion of Medical Assistants. Cranford, handled the arrange- Church, Clark, and retired after 25 Cyndi Torsiello, Sue Wernoch and was a current member and past Surviving are two daughters, ments. years of service. Mr. Ford also was June Chesney; 15 grandchildren president of the church's Rosary Michele Ann Fazio and Lorraine a past president of the Holy Name and a great-grandchild. Altar Society. Mrs. Bonuomo also Vigione; two sons, Vincent and Society at St. Agnes Church. He The Krowicki McCracken was an active member of the Union James;.a brother, Edward Kidney; Antonio Famlgisetts was a member of the American Funeral Home, Linden, handled the Township Garden Club. two sisters, Janice P. Kidney and Antonio Famiglietti, 73, of Lin- Legion Post 328 of Clark and a for- arrangements. The Galante Funeral Home, Catherine Bremner; 14 grandchil- den died on Oct. 22. mer member of the Knights of Union, handled the arrangements. dren and one great-grandchild. Born in Carife, Italy, Mr. Columbus Council 1146 of Rah- Karen Aurand! The Dooley Funeral Home, Famiglietti came to the United way. Karen Elizabeth Aurand, 57, of Cranford, handled the arrange- States in 1962, settling in Elizabeth, Mr. Ford served in the Navy John Brennan ments. Helena, Ala., formerly of Cranford „, Retired Eliza- before moving to Linden. He during World War II and was the for 30 years, died on Oct. 10. A s' beth Police Chief worked as a repair technician at. recipient of a Purple Heart. On D- memorial service will be held Nov. Tt John E. Brennan, Antonio CalelBo General Motors, Linden. Day, he was on LST 374 during the 2 at 10 a.m. in St. Paul's Episcopal vi 84, a lifelong res- Antonio Calello, 77, of Kenil- Surviving are his wife of 47 invasion of Omaha Beach in Nor- Church, Westfield. ident of Eliza- worth died Oct. 24 in the Cranford years, Maria; two sons, Tony and mandy. Mr. Ford was employed as Mrs. Aurand attended Westfield beth, died on Oct. 18. Health and Extended Care. Patrick; a daughter, Lina; two an electrician by Exxon Mobil of High School. She worked in the Mr, Brennan was bom in Eliza- Born in Spilinga, Italy, Mr. brothers, Gerardo and Gaetano; a Bayonne for 20 years and then the medical field for many years as an beth. He attended St. Mary's Gram- Calello came to the United States in sister, Louisa Famiglietti, and nine DuPont Co. of Linden for 24 years office manager and in other admin- mar and High School in Elizabeth. 1972 and settled in Kenilworth. He grandchildren. before retiring. istrative positions. In February, 1943, during his senior owned Charlie's Italian Hot Dog, Surviving are her husband, year, Mr. Brennan enlisted in the Kenilworth, from 1981 to 1997, Charles; two daughters, Kimberly Marine Corps. He served in the and retired 13 years ago. Mr. Calel- VanPell and Tracee Blanton; a son, Pacific Theater, earned a battle star lo was a member of the Italian Tocld; a brother, Charles Eberling, on the Island of Guam and also American clubs in Newark and and four grandchildren. served on New Caledonia and Tin- Kenilworth, ian Island in the South Pacific. Surviving are his wife or 52 Patsy Balboa Following his father's footsteps, years, Maria; a daughter, Francesca •• lii Ypiir Time of Patsy Balboa, 73, of Union died Mr. Brennan joined the Elizabeth LaMonaco; two sons, Michele and Let Us Comfort You & You Oct. 19 in the Father Hudson Police Department on Aug. 1,1947. Giuseppe; a sister, Marianna House, Elizabeth. During his 43-year career, he held Pugliese, and seven grandchildren. Many Packages AwaHaMs To F|f Mr. Baiboa was a resident of almost every rank and position. Mr. The Mastapeter Funeral Home, Elizabeth for 68 years prior to mov- Brennan attended Kean University, Roselle Park, handled the arrange- 649 Chestnut St., ing to'Union five years ago. He was Union, and was a graduate of ments. www.chestnytchateai8.com UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSQURCE.COfVi THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2009 — PAGE 23 Surviving are his wife of 64 two sons, Herman N. and Hector maker and owned and operated Born in Wrightsville, Ga., Mr.- Lite. Kramlick years, Claire; two daughters, Claire M.; seven grandchildren and two Michael's Custom Kitchens, Cran- Gregory relocated to New Jersey in Lita Kramlick, 95, a lifelong resident Silber and Mary Nolan; two sons, great-grandchildren. ford, since 1956. Mr. Gachko was the late 1950s. He resided in Linden. of Kenilworth, died Oct. 21 at home. Michael and James; a sister, Mae The Emannuel Church of Christ, an Army Air Corps veteran of Mr. Gregory worked for Elastic Mrs. Kramlick was a machinist for Hallock; 10 grandchildren and 16 Newark, handled the arrangements. World War II. Stop-Nut Corp., Union, until his Papyrus Paper Co., Kenilworth, for 20 great-grandchildren. Surviving are a. daughter, Irene retirement in 1982. He was a mem- years and retired many years ago. She Michael Gachko Sidlowski; three sons, Michael Jr., ber of the First Baptist Church of was a major contributor to Walter Bishop Harold Foy Michael Gachko, 94, of Cran- Steven and Joseph; seven grand- Vauxhall, where he served as a dea- Boright in the formulation of the Kenil- Bishop Harold Nelson Foy, 70, ford died Oct. 22 at home. children and six great-grandchil- con. worth Historical Society's volume, of Roselle died on Oct. 19. Born in 'Pennsylvania, Mr. dren. Surviving are two daughters, "Women in Kenilworth." Born in Dover, N.C., Mr. Foy <*> Gachko lived in Louise Leak and Pauline Williams; a Surviving are two sons, Michael and lived |i(|*]R.oselle. *•« Cranford for the Eddie Gregory brother, Sidney, and three sisters, Thomas; a sister, Ann Fuller; five Surviving "are his wife, Helen, '.* past 60 years. He Eddie Will Gregory of Linden Mary Wesley, Ivalene Beachham grandchildren and five great-grand- J.; a daughter, Helen G. Anderson; t£ was a cabinet- died on Oct. 17. and Hattie P. Baker. children.

Sun 8.30am, Mon-iri' 7 30am, Inday Communion Iable on 1st and 3rd Sundays 8 30 & 11 01) A M ( elebidtion Woiship immediately follows the service Chutch time ASSEMBLIES OF GOD « evening: Spin; SATURDAY: 9:00am. Torah Regular Sunday Services Services nursery and Sunday School for infant to Pre- * class half hour before each service. Hebrew 9:00 a.m. Slovak Worship Children's Church & Nursery K avail. Sunday School for K-12th grade CALVARY ASSEMBLY OF GOB Care is provided. School: Sundays 9:30am. 10:00 a.m. Sunday School begins at 9:00am in the Parish House @ 37 INTERNATIONAL. A Pentecostal church Coffee Hour Wednesday: Church Mall. For more information about seeking the face of God". 953 W. Chestnut 11:00 a.m. English Worship 7:30 P.M. Addiction/Compulsion St., Union. Church/964-1133, Fax/964-1153. ACTIVITIES FOR: Discussion Group Church groups and community activities or Rev. John W. Bechtel, Pastor. • JEWISH- YOUTH: Sunday School; Youth Groups; Youth activities during the week: to contact Pastor Ney, please call the Church Sunday Services: CONSERVATIVE Summer Bible School children of all ages. Office at 973-379-4320, or visit our website: Sunday School -10:05am ADULT; Variety of groups offering Home Bible studies are now meeting. SpringfieldPresbyterian.org. Morning Worship - 8:45am, 11:00am TEMPLE BETH AHM YISRAEL 60 opportunities for ministry Call for more information or Evening Service - 6:30pm Temple Drive, Springfield. 973-376-0539 - and fellowship check us out on the web. Wednesday Services: a Conservative Egalitarian inclusive BARRIER FREE Web Site: www.ccfou.org ROMAN CATHOLIC Ladies Bible Study (Henrt&Home) - 1 Darn (908) 688-07 i 4 "Where the Bible Comes ALIVE!'1 Family Night 7:30pm with - congregation, welcoming to the broader THE CHURCH OF OUR LADY OF Royal Rangers hoys program (ages 3-14) community of mature couples, singles, REDEEMER LUTHERAN CHURCH LOURDES, 300 Central Avenue, Missioneites girls program (ages 3-17) "traditional" Jewish families, gay and AND SCHOOL, 229 Cowperthwaite Pi, VICTORY CHURCH, 9J0 Raritan Road. Mountainside, 908-232-1162. Celebrate the Adult School of the Bible lesbian Jews, and intetfaith families. We Westfield, Rev. Paul 13. Krilsdi, Pastor. Cranfnrd, NJ. 732-407-1543. Pastor Terry Lord's Day: Anticipated Mass 5:00pm, Sunday Friday Services: are dedicated to enriching the lives of our (908) 232-1517. Beginning Sunday, July 6, Hicock. Sunday Service 1pm Worship and at 7:30am, 9:30am, 11:30am. Weekdays: Youth Night-7:30pm congregational family by providing an Summer Worship Times are as follows: Praise, Teaching and prayer for healing. Monday-Friday 7:30am, Saturday 8:00am, College & Career - 7:30pm inviting environment for spiritual Sunday Worship Services, 8:30 and 10:00 Wednesday night 7pm. Bible study and Sacrament of Reconciliation, Saturday at 1pm. In addition there are monthly meetings of a,m. Sunday morning Nursery available. prayer for healing. Perpetual Adoration Chapel for personal prayer Women's Joy Ministries and Men's education and social interaction and growth, with an NAEYC certified liarly Wednesday livening Worship Service, 7:30 and devotion. www.alltnnuntainside.org, Breakfast Fellowship. For directions call p.m. Holy Communion is celebrated at all Childhood Program and lust rate ofiice((i;o!lmountainside.org. 908-964-1133 ami press 4. worship services. The church and all rooms PRESBYTERIAN Religious School, an active Men's Club, are handicapped accessible UKRAINIAN EVANGELICAL Women's League, Hazak'(Seniors), Teen COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN St. JAMES THE APOSTLE PARISH ASSEMBLIES OF GOD Institute (Hebrew High School), USY, METHODIST CHURCH, 1459 Deer Path, Mountainside, . COMMUNITY, 45 South Springfield Avenue, 2208 Stanley Terrace, Union (908) 686-8171 Keruv (Interfaith), LGBT, and Adult New Jersey 07092. You are invited to join us in Springfield,. New Jersey. 07081.973-376-3044. Rev, Walter Cebula, Pastor Education programs. PLEASE JOIN US! COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST Worship .Services on Sundays al )0;30 tint. This wwve.Naujtjamesparisii.org, .SUNDAY MASS: **Note: All services are in English . Services: Daily on Sunday at .8:55 am, CHURCH is a place for you to enjoy uplifting music and Saturday 5:00pm (anticipated), Sunday 7;30, C Ukrainian & Spanish translation available) Monday-Friday at 7:00 am, and Sunday- 301 Chestnut St., relevant messages that will energize and inspire .9:00, 10:30am and 12:00 noon. WEEKDAY Sunday Worship; 10:30 AM you. We offer a warm and friendly environment Thursday at 7:45 pm. Friday Shabbat Roselle Park. NJ 07204 MASS: Monday-Friday 7:30am, Saturday Sunday Evening: 6:3.0 PM with Bible study, Sunday school and active 8:00am. RECONCILIATION: Saturday . Evening at 8:00 pm (1st Friday of month Phone:908-245-2237 Food Pantry (Wednesday) 5-6:45 PM Pastor: Rev.Glenn A. Seheyhing adult and youth groups. For further information; 11:00am (any time by appointment). Wednesday Family Night: 7:00 PM at 6:30 pm) and Shabbat morning at 9:30 10:30 AM Worship Service please contact Dr. Christopher Belden, Pastor at Spanish Service (Saturday): 7 PM am. Shabbat afternoon times are available Sunday School Available 908-232-9490. by phone. Contact Rabbi Mark Mallach ST. JOSEPH PARISH, 767 Prospect Street, BAPTIST (xi5) ([email protected]) or Executive UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF Maplewoud (I blk. S. of Springfield Ave.); Director, Shiri Haines (xl3) UNION. Berwyn Street at Overlook Terrace, CONN ECT1CUT FARMS 973-7(51-5933, since 1914 serving Maplewood ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH, 640 S. ([email protected] Union. Rev. Ferdinand I.lenado, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 88S and adjacent areas of Union and Millbum. Our Springfield Ave., Springfield, Rev, Clarence ) and plan on visiting us soon. Pnstor.Jonathan Schneider, Music Director. Stuyvesant Avenue, Union. Rev. Roberta faith community welcomes you to join us f«r Alston, Pastor. Church phone (973) 370- Church Office 687-8077. Parsonage 686- Arrowsmith, Pastor, Sunday Worship Service woiship, service opportunities and spiritual 1465. SUNDAY: 9:30 A.M. Family Bible 2412. Worship Service 11:00 A.M., Sunday- at 11:00 a.m." Sunday School/Confirmation support, Varied activities for adults, youth School; 11:00 A.M. Worship Service. worship includes a children's sermon, Class and "For Adults Only Education" at group, K.-8 religious education classes, and a WEDNESDAY: 7:30 P.M. Mid-Week JEWISH-REFORM followed by Sunday School, and communion 10:00 a.m, Child care provided. Sound Catholic school for age 3 to grade 8. Mass Service. Holy Communion every First on the first Sunday of each month. All system for the hearing impaired. Coffee hour celebrated in our Beautiful church, Sunday 7:30, Sunday, Nursery Care available every TEMPLE SHA'AREY SHALOM welcome- United Methodist Men's, follows the service. Ample parking is 9:00 and H:30a.m.; Saturday 5:30 p.m. Sunday. If transportation is needed call the Springfield, NJ (973) 379-5387 visit Women's and Youth groups. Home Bible provided, Men's, women's, and youth groups church office. Everyone is Welcome at www.shaarey.org Rabbi: Joshua Goldstein Studies 3rd Saturday each month. provide a variety of opportunities for Antioch. Cantor: Amy Daniels Inspiring services and participation. Church actively involved with UMTARIAN- creative programs and events. Religious MORAVIAN the community through Vacation Bible School, PreSchool, active Sisterhood and School, "Friday Night Happening" for UNIVERSALIST CHRISTIANA Brotherhood, Renaissance (Seniors), classes, BATTLE HILL COMMUNITY middle school youth, CF Food Pantry, trips, speakers and m uch more. weekday Nursery School, and Cub and Boy UNITARIAN CHURCH IN SUMMIT, 4 MISSIONARY ALLIANCE MORAVIAN CHURCH, 77 Liberty Ave., Waldron Avenue, Summit, NJ 07901.908-273- Union, 908-686-LAMB. Rev. Pereival Scout Troops. Serving the community since 1730, Connecticut Farms is a vibrant, caring 3245. www.uesummil.org. A member of the ORCHARD PARK CHURCH Gordon, Pastor. Sunday Worship 10*30 am. Unitarian Universalist Association of LUTHERAN Sunday School 9:15 am. Women's Group congregation committed to renewal and 1264 Victor Avenue, Union growth. We welcome all to join us for Congregations. Rev. Vanessa Rush Southern, (908) 687-0364 meets first Wednesday of every month 1:30 minister. Our church draws members from CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH, pm. Men's Group meets every other worship ;md fellowship. For additional e-mail: orehardparkchurchftijuno.com E.L.C.A. information, call the church office at 908- various religious and cultural backgrounds We have ministry geared toward ALL, age Wednesday 9:00 am. Wednesday, Bible who join together in their individual quests 1359 Morris Ave. at Sterling Road Union study and Prayer Group 7:00 pm. 688-3164 or log on to wwv.clforin.org. groups and more: Men, Women, Teenagers, 908-686-0188 for truth and meaning. There is no creed or Pre-leens, Children's Church, Couples, Sunday Worship-at 10:00 a.m. test of membership, but the community is Visitation, Hospital, etc. Our goal is to be a bound together by principles, shared values THE REV. JOHN D. LARSON NON- TOWN LEY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Mi (Bihle Believing), UK {lii'hle Knowing), INTERIM PASTOR and a dusire to serve. Sunday Services at 9 BC (Bible Committed), BL (Bible Living) DENOMINATIONAL 829 Salem Road, Union. Worship and Church am and 10:45 am with Religious Education We invite you to become a part of our family School Sundays at 10:00 A.M. Nursery Care church. A.WEPT Church and to share with us in ministry. for pre-K to 7th Grade. Children 0-2 with Seiving/Worshiping/Evangeli/ing/ KENILWORTH GOSPEL CHAPEL during all services. Holy Communion the first parents in nursery with live video ieed. A Everyone is welcomed. Sunday of each month. We offer opportunities Praying/Testifying Newark and 23rd Street, Kcnilwortli, 908- robust youth group for grades 9-12 on for personal growth and development for Sunday: Bible Classes (MI 9:30am; Sunday: 272-6131,.Pastor Donald Dunkeiton. Sunday Sunday evenings with programming for children, youth, and adults. We have two Worship Service @ 1 lam: Wednesday; 9:15 am Communion, 11:00 am Family parents. 8th. grade classes also meet Sunday HOLY CROSS LUTHERAN CHURCH children's clioirs and an adult Chancel Choir. Prayer (t't> 7pm; Pastor; Rev. Jerry Jay Olivo. Bible Hour and Sunday School for all ages, nights. 639 Mountain Avenue, Springfield, 07081, We also have a youth fellowship, regular adult 973-379-4525, Fax 973-379-8887. Our Wednesday 7:00 pm Prayer and Bible Study, (childcare provided), Friday 7:00 pm Youth Bible Study, a Book Club and Summer Vacation Sunday Worship Service takes place at 10 Bible School. Come and worship with friends a.m. For information about our midweek Activities tor Grade School age, Jr. High and Sr. High, kenilworthgospel.org and neighbors this Sunday. Townley Church is a children, teen, and adult programs, contact growing congregation of earing people. Church CONSERVATIVE the Church Office Monday through Office 686-1028. Rev. Christopher Taylor, NOTE: All copy changes must be made in CROSSROADS CHRISTIAN Thursday, 8:30-4:00 p.m. Pastor. writing and received by Worrall Community CONGREGATION B'NAl AHAVATH FELLOWSHIP Newspapers No later than 12:00 Noon, SHXLOM, 2035 Vauxhall Road (corner of 2815 Morris Avenue Fridays prior to the following week's Union, NJ 07083 publication. Plane Street), Union, Tel: (908) (186-6773. HOLY TRINITY FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF Dr. Leon J. Yagod, Rabbi Emeritus; Oscar LUTHERAN CHURCH E.L.C.A. Phone/fax: (90S) 687-9440 Please address changes to: E-Mail: Crossroads(<5)ccfou.org SPRINGFIELD 210 Morris Ave. at Church Newman, Cantor; David Gelband, President. 301 fucker Avenue, Connie Sloan Congregation U'Nai Ahavulh Shalom is a Dr. Tom Sigley, Pastor-Teacher Mall, Springfield, NJ 07081, 973-379-4320. •; Union NJ. 07083 1291 StuyvesanlAve. P.O. Box 1596 traditional conservative congregation with a Pastor Rev. Romans Abelova SERVICES ON SUNDAY: Rev. Victoria Ney, Pastor. Sunday Worship lull range of programs. DAILY SERVICES: All Baptized Christians are welcome to our 9:45 A.M. Bible School for all ages begins at 10:1 Sam. Fellowship Hour Union, N.J. 07083 PAGE 24 — THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2009 LOCALSOURCE.COiyi UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE IrV'

Witness the elegance and grace and romance in motion. of New Jersey Ballet live on stage In keeping with its source, an at the beautiful UCPAC. On Nov. old French fairy tale, the ballet is 22 at 3 p.m. UCPAC presents New filled with familiar characters such Jersey Ballet's dance theatre pro- as Princess Aurora, the Handsome duction of Sleeping Beauty. Prince, the King and Queen and New Jersey Ballet's Sleeping their splendid Royal Court, as well Beauty delivers high drama, tender as characters from the fairy realm romance, glorious Tchaikovsky including the Lilac Fairy, the music, all of which have made it an wicked Carabosse, Puss in Boots, enduring favorite with adults and Red Riding Hood, the Blue Bird children for more than one hundred and the Enchanted Princess. years. Based on the original 1890 Accompanied by "story-teller" nar- Russian production, New Jersey ration, this family favorite is suit- Ballet's production was staged by able for all ages. former ABT principal Eleanor For tickets or information, call D'Antuono. This full-length Sleep- the UCPAC Box Office at 732-499- ing Beauty ballet is complete with 0441 or visit www.ucpac.org. The the prologue where the wicked UCPAC Box Office, located at fairy, Carabosse flies into a rage , 1601 Irving St. in Rahway, is open at not being invited to the christen- Wednesday through Saturday from ing and sets the tale of magic 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. ^ Beefs and gripes about things you just can't take! I'm unveiling here three current because they haven't been as nice rude, unfair remarks about New after he left New Jersey for New and universal beefs for all to gripe and sweet to you as I have? And, Jersey! Where would all the peo- York. And he was Acquitted. along. The you know, it hurt. I got a gash that ple in the United States be without Another first: Newark was the first Beef one: In the era of vio- will make a permanent scar and New Jersey? If it wasn't for New place to be lit by electric lights. It lence, such as drive-by shootings Art of change the happy face of the moon Jersey, where would George Wash- also has lotsa cherry blossoms. of innocents, the United States to frowny-face forever. Thanks a ington have slept all his nights? Great churches. Super people. So reached its acme in this disgrace1- Laughter lot! The successful Trenton and Prince- stop dishing Newark and New Jer- ful category by shooting a man Last warning. One more rocket ton Revolutionary battles were By Helen Argers sey! The jokesters have made this valued throughout not only our aimed at me and I'm gonna retali- fought and wonhere! Without New historic state one big joke. We country but the world. A man who ate. I'll rain down so much moon- Jersey, you all would still be Eng-. can't take it anymore! We might everyone, especially lovers, crawling over you? You'd swat dust and you'll all be'moonstruck lish-types drinking tea, exchanging have our own revolution and let respect. That man took this oppor- them, right? Instead, I welcomed and loony. And if that isn't your friendly American accent for Canada arlnex us. Then where will tunity to respond to this shocking, them;. enough, I'm gonna eclipse and the British clipped tones and base- all those comedians be without us unprovoked attack. Poor guy, tell Remember, I'm a lover, not a stay eclipsed. See how you'll like ball to play cricket, OK for righto, to kick around? And yet, while us your gripe? fighter. Who else inspired so many walking around with an eternal high five! for tally ho! making us their joke, many come- Man in the Moon: Thank you, millenniums of romances? From dark sky above. So disarm those .'Nuffsaid? dians have come to live here. people of the world, for this oppor- Stone Age, men gazing up at me rockets and play nice! But, really, what has everybody Recently, Whoopi Goldberg found tunity to speak about the attack on who, by my influence, put aside Beef two: This one is from a got against us? So a couple of it a nice place to mansion in. Let's my person. I, who for centuries their clubs to grab the nearest young lady with remarkable eye- gangsters have lived here. They all retaliate by refusing to laugh at have lit your dark streets at night, chick I lit up. Yup, it's me that lashes. What's your beef, Miss were probably hiding out from their lame attacks. And if that does- way before Edison attempted to inspires all your romances. All Piggy, sweetheart? New York. What happens in New n't work, let's kick them outta this equal me! I, who control your those delightful nights in lovers' Miss Piggy: Sweetheart! Who York, get's blamed on New Jersey! state. No more Mr., Mrs. and Ms. tides! I, who inspired some of your lanes were thanks to me! You'd gave you permission to be so per- Anyway, there are gangsters all Nice Guys! We're with you, Mayor most moving love songs, from think you'd all be grateful! All of sonal with me? Listen, here I am, over. Lots in Chicago! And how Cory Booker. No more comedians "Fly Me to the Moon" to "Moon you who walked hand-and-hand the most beautiful representative about all those gunslingers in the allowed across our borders. We're River" and the Beatles' "Mr. by the light of the silvery moon, of my species and, even though I Wild West? Why is Jersey the No. outlawing all of them, .until they Moonlight." 1,1 was blatantly, cru- crooning your feeble tunes — forgive all of you munching on my 1 target? John Oliver from "The start treating us with some respect! elly attacked. those lovey-dovey times, all my brothers, it reached the last straw Daily Show with Jon Stewart" con- This is the beginning of my Stop and realize. Where would gift to you. when you named your flu, Swine fessed, "Jersey is the muse for columns to air everybody's gripes. poets be without me or my .name, What's my reward? A rocket, Flu. Ha-chew! I got the flu from most comedians. I hadn't realized Unload yours on me. Get free of all "moon," to rhyme with June, coming at me at one and a half you. As did all my fellow swines, that until I landed on America's that's been bugging you. And I'll croon, loon, noon, boon, tune and miles per second, hitting me at my eh, porks — so why name them for shores. Jersey has done great serv- pick and choose the most madden- even prune? Say thank you, Mr. most sensitive bottom polar part! us? Porky pig has been crying for ice to the comedic community. ing of them to get 'em off our col- Moon. I, who had two insignifi- And what for? 'Cause you hee'd half a year and he wasn't just ham- I say, every minor comedian lective chests. Heave ho! And cant humans land on my face pre- ice? Don't you have enough ice ming it up! I told him: It's just like trying to get ratings such as Conan let'em rip! It won't end our beefs, tending to be hot stuffs by stomp- machines? My guess is that it's people to hog all the credit for O'Brien makes the easy choice by but doesn't it make you feel better ing around on me and bragging, some entrepreneur's idea to bottle vaccines and blame us for the flu. picking on New Jersey and espe- that we're all jointly frustrated? "One small step for man, one giant "Moon Water" and make a for- When they're all just salivating for cially our largest city, Newark. If it Here's our new state motto: New step for mankind." I could have tune! my body and yours. Oink to you, wasn't for Newark, there'd be no Jersey and You — Perfect Suffer- said, "One more small step on my Seriously, folks, what did I ever big boys. books written by Philip Roth, or ers Together. face and Pow, I'll send all you do to you to treat me like this? The Beef three: One last complaint Steven Crane's, "The Red Badge earthlings into outer space!" But sun, who gives you sunstroke, can- from a proud member of our state. of Courage." Further, one of the Helen Argers is an award-win- heck, I'm a gentleman. How many cer of the skin, dark spots before Incensed New Jerseyan: My first United States' VPs. was born ning poet, novelist and play- of you would have been so gra- your eyes — do you shoot rockets major beef is I'm sick and tired in Newark. Of course, Aaron Burr wright. Contact her at cious if some small things started at it? Or Mars? Scared of them and can't take all these crude, was tried for treason, but that was [email protected]. UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2009 — PAGE 25 H'-l By Ruth Ross of the duplicity he faces at the hands appropriate atmosphere. Correspondent of the California employment agents. One might be inclined to dismiss Producing a play at any time is a And Wendy Barrie-Wilson's Ma is the connection between the plight of costly proposition, but putting on the backbone of the family, as she is of sharecroppers such as the Joads and "The Grapes of Wrath" — given its the entire book, whether it be her eyes of those who face foreclosure on large cast and complex special effects lighting up at the sight of her firstborn homes they purchased but could not — is especially dicey in the current or maintaining her equanimity in the afford. The banks may not be bull- economic climate. As Shakespeare face of death and abandonment to dozing houses today, but the mort- Theatffi. of New Jersey's Artistic intone the words, "We're the people; gage holders are just as elusive in Director Bonnie J. Monte said on we keep goin' on." 2009 as they were 70 years ago. Most opening night, however, this is the Other standouts include James folks are, as Tom Joad put it, "putting right play for the right time. Was she Michael Riley in several roles, most one foot in front of another" as they ever right! notably the lonely, slightly loony struggle to maintain their dignity and Using Frank Galati's 1990 Tony Muley Graves, Floyd Knowles and feed their families. • * 1s"1 " " " , Award-winning adaptation of John the Man in .the Barn; Jim Mohr as A tale, unfortunately, for all sea- Steinbeck's epic, iconic novel about randy, raucous Grampa; James Patrick sons, "The Grapes of Wrath" at the the plight of the Okies during the Barley as the haunted Uncle John; and Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey is Great Depression — a script that Jack Moran as the young Romeo, Al a sobering lesson that "the more beautifully retains some of the novel's « Joad. things change, the more they stay the most stirring passages — Director Joe As the pregnant Rose of Sharon, same." If it's been a long time since Discher has fashioned a riveting tale Susan Maris combines the brightness you read the novel or if you have a , . .'- of the Joad family, who, literally and hope of the newlywed mother-to- teenager in high school or college pushed off their farmland by the bank be with, at the end, the gravitas to who is reading it, get on over to the .»* ' * ! •• • * ' ^ * 'J - • • and a terrible drought, travel west to know just what she must do to save F.M. Kirby Main Stage Theatre on the California in search of jobs. Along trie another human being. campus of Drew University in Madi- : way, they struggle to hold on to their Steinbeck's interchapters, the ones son to refresh your memory. \t ,,* jjj^v v.-i -r family, their dignity and their human- 1 that chronicle the experiences of the "The Grapes of Wrath" will be \ - J t ,-Jf-V!"-"!. 'i'j*"^'*' j' _.__ViL i ity in the face of great physical and migrants-at-large, are beautifully ren- performed Tuesday, Wednesday and Photos By Gerry Goodstein societal odds. dered by Michael Daly, Jay Lei- Sunday at 7:30 p.m.; Thursday Above, the Joad family heads out west in their jalopy While the uniformly excellent cast bowitz, Nick Plakias, Elizabeth Hess through Saturday at 8 p.m.; and Sat- in the Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey's stun- will remind you of the 1940s film ver- and Kate Ivins as a series of narrators urday and Sunday at 2 p.m. through ning adaptation of The Grapes of Wrath.' Below, sion, which Bosley Crowther called and musicians playing original music Nov. 15. The Shakespeare Theatre of Wendy Barrie-Wilson as Ma Joad and Christian "one of the best movies ever made," on guitar and Jew's haip composed by New Jersey is located on the Drew Conn as Tom Joad imagine their long journey to Cal- each actor manages to put his or her Plakias. University campus in Madison. For ifornia. own stamp on the role. Set designer Marion Williams has information and tickets, call the box Christian Conn is steadfast and used what is essentially a bare stage to office at 973-408-5600 or visit online low key as Tom Joad, recently represent various stops on the 2,000- at www.ShakespeareNJ.org, released from prison, who arrives mile journey from Arkansas to Cali- Symposium performances on Sat- home in the nick of time to join his fornia, with the addition of a tew urday and Nov. 7 include a post-play family on their journey. His anger boxes, some tents, a terrific jalopy discussion with the cast and artistic simmers just beneath the surface, that's pushed around the stage and staff. Today's performance includes bubbles up only to be controlled as he some spectacular special effects' the free popular educational program tells his mother that wherever people whose surprise I don't want to spoil. "Know the Show" from 7 to 7:30 p.m. are downtrodden, "I'll be there." He Suffice it to say, you'll be wowed. that provides background information '.'••-. .' * - has truly found his calling. Maggie Dick's costumes speak to and an insider's perspective on the „.'. ' ' •" - " Pearce Bunting's fallen preacher the period and situation, except that production. The Nov. 7 matinee will '-*-i- "•"•''" Jim Casy is powerful in his doubt, some characters' clothes stay a bit too be audio described for those who are with his wild eyes and calling up of crisp and clean to suggest a long jour- blind or have visual impairments. A the human — instead of the holy — ney without access to laundry and bath pre-performance sensory seminar spirit. facilities. allows patrons to feel props, costumes As Pa Joad, John Little's hope is Matthew E. Adelson's lighting and and set pieces to further enhance their palpable and heartbreaking in the face Steven L. Beckel's sound supply live theatrical experience. .NTIQUES^ CRAFTS & FURNISHING^

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^ HOROSCOPE Nov. 1 to 7 ner in crime when kicking back. Dec. 21: Try some special enter- LEO, July 23 to Aug. 23: This tainment that plays to interests of ARIES, March 21 to April 20: week supports hobbies, leisure the heart, Sagittarius. This is your This week is more favorable than time and your love life, Leo. Now week to cuddle and pamper the last where money matters are is the perfect time to tap your one you love. Relish all of your concerned, Aries. However, you artistic potential and do some- time together. What's Going On is a paid directoiy of events for nonprofit may need to find extra^ cash for thing very creative just for the CAPRICORN, Dec. 22 to Jan. organizations. It is PREPAID and costs just $20.00 for two 2 weeks in some unexpected expenses. fun of it. Essex County or Union County and just $30.00 for both Counties. Your 20: Try not to be impatient with Event must be in one of our Offices by 4:30 P.M. on Monday for TAURUS, April 21 to May 21: VIRGO; Aug. 24 to Sept. 22: others this week if they let you Taurus, this week you will dis- publication the following Thursday. Offices are located at 463 Valley Self-discipline enables you to down, Capricorn. Simply pick up Street, Maplewood or 1291 Stuyvesant Avenue, Union. For an additional cover new dimensions to your spend time on a project you have the slack and muddle through. $4.00 you can place your ad on the Internet under Announcments. personality. You will also find been putting off, Virgo. Later in Rough waters are ahead. NAME PHONE that the evenings are full of the week, share your time with a AQUARIUS, Jan. 21 to Feb. romantic fireworks to balance out child or romantic interest. 18: Aquarius, this week you will ADDRESS dull days. LIBRA, Sept. 23 to Oct. 23: be devoting a lot of time to rou- CITY ZIP. GEMINI, May 22 to June 21: An early start puts you ahead of tine tasks. Shopping, making Lay all of your cards out on the ESSEX. UNION. .COMBO. the competition, Libra. Don't let household repairs, and items like Write your ad in spaces below and mail to: table, Gemini, or others may not little things annoy you as you this will dominate your days. WORRALL NEWSPAPERS - P.O. Box 3109, UNION, NJ 07083 trust you for future ventures — plot your course for success. A PISCES, Feb. 19 to March 20: especially where business is con- new attitude can do wonders. It's good to set your sights on DAY DATE cerned. A sensitive family situa- SCORPIO, Oct. 24 to Nov. 22: career goals you want to accom- EVENT ; tion needs attention. Take some time this week to catch plish, Pisces. Others will be excit- PLACE , _ CANCER, June 22 to July 22: up on uncompleted assignments ed to see your progress. TIME Get chores out of the way early or to simply spend time relaxing, Also born this week: Jenny PRICE on this week, Cancer, so that you Scorpio. Doubts that have popped McCarthy, Nelly, Gemma Ward, can spend the rest of the time up during the week vanish. Ralph Macchio, Kevin Jonas, ORGANIZATION having fun. Scorpio is your part- SAGITTARIUS, Nov. 23 to Glenn Frey and Keith Lockhart. For More Information Call 908-686-7850 UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COIM THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2009 — PAGE 27 Stepping Out is a weekly calendar Free Public Library is located at 75 designed to guide our readers to the Maple St, For information call 908-273- many arts and entertainment events 0350 or visit www.summitlibrary.org in the Union County area. The calen- dar is open to all groups and organi- zations in the Union County area. To TMEMEMM place your free listing, send informa- MYSTIC VISION PLAYERS will present tion to: Worrall Community Newspa- J "AMERICAN RAPTURE," a three-time pers, 1291 Stuyvesant Ave., P.O. Box New Jersey Act Award-winning rock and able for check out at the library's circula- CHRIS BRUBECK, son of famed jazz Plains. Tickets can also be purchased at soul revue, at the LINDEN HIGH 3109, Union, NJ 07083 or tion desk. For information call 908-276- pianist Dave Brubeck, • and his JAZZ the AMC Theatre during the Film Festi- SCHOOL Theater auditorium, 121 West [email protected]. 2451 during regular library hours. Kenil- TRIO, TRIPLE PLAY, featuring Peter val. Tickets are not available through the St. George Ave., Linden, Nov. 12, 13 and worth Publio Library is located at 548 Madcat Ruth and Joel Brown, will per- AMC Box Office. 14 at 8 p.m. with a matinee on Nov. 14 at Boulevard. Information about the library form on Nov. 14 at 7:30 p.m. at Enlow For information on the Fifth Annual Jew- 2 p.m. .ART SHOWS and its services can be found at Hall. The new Enlow Recital Hall is locat- ish Film Festival of Central New Jersey It will feature an all adult cast with all new www. kenilworthlibrary. org. ed on Kean's East Campus at 215 North and ticket purchase, go to www.jccnj.org music selections. Additional information ARTS GUILD NEW JERSEY presents Ave. in Hillside. Tickets are available in or call 908-889-8800 ext. 208. can be obtained by calling 908-925-8689 NEXUS - MERCK 2009 INVITATIONAL The next meeting of the HILLSIDE PUB- advance at the Wilkins Theatre Box or 908-925-9068 to reserve tickets. EXHIBIT FOR UNION COUNTY LIC LIBRARY PAGETURNERS BOOK Office, 1000 Morris Ave., Union; by call- SPRINGFIELD FREE PUBLIC ARTISTS through Nov. 6. There wilt be a CLUB will be on Nov. 19 at 6 p.m. The ing 908-737-SHOW; online at LIBRARY continues its lunchtime film reception, on Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. at Book C!ub is free and open to all. The www.keanstage.com and at Enlow series "LITERATURE INTO FILM." The TRIPS 670 Irving St. in Rahway. For information next book to be discussed is "A Hall at 6 p.m. on the performance day. fourth film in the series will be shown call 732-381-7511, e-mail Arts- MERCY" BY TONI MORRISON. New this Tuesday. The series will continue CASANO COMMUNITY CENTER of [email protected], or visit members are always welcome. For infor- ROSELLE PARK VETERANS MEMOR- every other Tuesday through Nov. 17. Roselle Park sponsors a trip to SHOW- www.rahwayartsguild. org. mation call 973-923-4413. IAL LIBRARY, 404 Chestnut St., Roselle Patrons can bring a brown bag lunch to BOAT IN ATLANTIC CITY the first Thursday of every month. The bus pick- The SKULSKI ART GALLERY OF THE up times are 8:45 a.m. at the Michael POLISH CULTURAL FOUNDATION in Mauri Gazebo Park located on the cor- Clark, presents an exhibit titled "THE ner of Grant Avenue and Chestnut Street ART OF '^EMOTIONALISM" shoving and 9 a.m. at the Church of the Assump- works of Ewa Maslowska, Ewa Zeller tion on Westfield Avenue. and Grzegorz Jakubowski through Nov. For details about the trip, fees and how 6. The opening reception is scheduled to sign up, call 908-245-0666, or visit Casano Community Center, 314 Chest- for tomorrow from 8 to 10:30 p.m. The nut St., Roselle Park. public is welcome, admission is free and light refreshments will be served. The Polish Cultural Foundation, a non-profit On Nov. 12, the ADULT DEPARTMENT organization is located at 177 Broadway OF THE YM-YWHA OF UNION COUN- in Clark. The Skulski Art Gallery is open TY is going to see Theodore Bikel in Monday through Friday, 5 to 9 p.m. To "SHOLOM ALEICHEM: LAUGHTER visit the gallery call Karolina at at 732- THROUGH TEARS." The show looks 382-7197, to inquire about shows, e-mail back to the Eastern European shtetl, but Aleksandra K. Nowak at aknowak@veri- It finds timeless tales and lessons that zon.net. still apply today. Join the "Y" for a show for the ages Nov. 12 for a matinee per- KENT PLACE GALLERY will present formance. Trip includes luxury bus, "A FEW MONTHS" an exhibition of orchestra seats and a brown bag lunch. new art by CHRIS ASHLEY, through For information and reservations, call Nov. 20, There will be an artist's Susan at 908-289-8112. reception at the gallery from 6 to 8 p.m. on Friday. Ashley produces beau- tiful, jewel-like colored drawings. Kent Place Gallery is located on the campus of Kent Place School, 42 Nor- Join the CLARK DEMOCRATS for wood Ave. in Summit. Gallery hours "HAUNTED HAPPENINGS," a cocktail are Monday though Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 party and night of spooktacuiar fun p.m. For information call 908-273- tonight from 6 to 9 p.m. at Bistro 1051 in 0900, or visit www.kentplace.org. the CfarMon Shopping Center. For information or reservations call Nancy Sheridan, 732-382-6884, or Rich Kazanowski, 732-382-0669. Tickets will also be available at the door. HILLSIDE PUBLIC LIBRARY will be holding the first meeting of the library's To celebrate the FIRST ANNIVERSARY NEWEST BOOK CLUB, ."BOOK of the ART GALLERY AT THE CASANO DIVAS," on Wednesday at 6 p.m. The COMMUNITY CENTER, a DINNER will book club's goal is to read contemporary be held on Wednesday from 6 to 8 p.m. multi-cultural fiction and non-fiction. This dinner will give attendees the The club will choose from such authors chance to meet Leona M. Seufert, the Mystic Vision Players will present 'American Rapture' at Linden High School from Nov. current exhibiting artist and the Gallery's as Brenda Hampton, Hill Harper, Darriet curator, and be eligible to win a door Lee, Brenda Jackson and Travis Hunter, 12-14. prize. The Gallery is located in the among others. Anyone interested is wel- the program. Coffee and cookies will be Casano Community Center, 314 Chest- come to attend the November meeting. Park, will be presenting a THURSDAY nut St. in Roselle Park. The Casano For information, call 973-923-4413. EVENING CONCERT SERIES at 7 p.m. served at 11:30 a.m. Assistive listening Community Center Art Gallery is the only The performances are as follows: devices are available upon request. art gallery in Roselle Park. For informa- SUMMIT FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY CONCERTS Nov. 12- Rosewood and Rhythm, a Jazz Springfield Free Public Library is located tion about the Gallery contact Leona M. invites everyone to "visit" 17th century quartet featuring the music of Jeff Aus- at 66 Mountain Ave. For information Seufert at 908-241-5874 or beyond- Peru on Nov. 10 at 7:30 p.m. AUTHOR UNION PUBLIC LIBRARY hosts the fahl with Spanish guitar, voice, cello and about the program call the Library at [email protected]. ANNAMARIA ALFIERI WILL DISCUSS DAVID AARON QUARTET, performing percussion 973-376-4930 or visit www.sfplnj.org. AND READ from her historical mystery jazz from the 1940's Swing Era, on Dec. 10- Merynda Adams will return for a novel, "CITY OF SILVER". Copies of the Wednesday, at 7:00 p.m. His perform- beautiful night of Harp music. All con- SPRINGFIELD FREE PUBLIC KENILWORTH PUBLIC LIBRARY will book will be available for purchase and ance will feature Aaron on the clarinet, certs are free. For information call 908- LIBRARY resumes its FOREIGN FILM present "RADIO AND THE GREAT signing. Summit Free Public Library is teaming with a drummer, keyboardist 245-2456. FESTIVAL on Nov. 12 with "A Thousand DEPRESSION," a presentation by located at 75 Maple Street. For informa- and bass. Admission is free, and light Years of Good Prayers." It is from the Henry Moore on Nov. 13 at 7 p.m. The tion call 908-273-0350. refreshments are provided. The library is U.S., 2007, 83 minutes, not rated, direct- lecture will trace the origins of the Great ed by Wayne Wang, it tells the tale of a Depression and explore life during that located at 1980 Morris Avenue. For infor- period, including the significant positive The SPRINGFIELD FREE PUBLIC mation, call 908-851-5452. .MOVIES Chinese widower traveling to the United States to spend time with his divorced events that also occurred during those LIBRARY'S BOOK DISCUSSION years. The focus of the lecture will be on GROUP meets the first Thursday of the VIOLINIST KELLY HALL-TOMPK1NS MOUNTAINSIDE PUBLIC LIBRARY will daughter. The final film in the Fall series, how the influence of radio helped lift the month at 7 p.m. in the Library's Palmer AND PIANIST CRAIG KETTER COM- host the "BROWN BAG MOVIES" to be shown Dec. 10, is "Tulpan." It is nation out of the doldrums. This program Museum. Upcoming book discussions BINE to present the first concert of series for adults on Mondays at noon. from Russia, 2008, 100 minutes, not is free and open to all members of the this fall include another highly acclaimed AFTERNOON MUSIC'S 2009-2010 Bring your lunch and enjoy a classic rated, and directed by Sergi Dvortsevoy, general public. Because space is limited, novel, "Petals of Blood," by Kenyan SEASON on Nov. 8, at The Unitarian movie and a cartoon short. It is a a tender comedy about a young preregistration is required and prefer- writer Ngugi wa Thiong'o which will be Church in Summit, 4 Waldron Ave. The 4 The library will provide drinks and man's quest to find a wife. Films are ence will be given to residents of Kenil- discussed on Nov. 5, and "Fatal Journey: p.m. program includes the Richard dessert. "Wednesday Night at the shown with English subtitles. Assistive worth. If space permits, registration will The Final Expedition of Henry Hudson," Strauss Sonata in E Flat Major for violin Movies" continues through the fall, with listening devices are available. Admis- open to residents of other communities by Peter C.JVIancall, which will be dis- and piano as well as works by Bach, feature films beginning at 6:30 p.m. Visit sion is free. Light refreshments are beginning on Nov. 9. Registration can be cussed on Dec, 3. New participants in Kreisler, Schubert and Philip Lasser. www.mountainsidelibrary.org or call 233- served. done at the library or by calling 908-276- the discussion group are welcome. Light, After the concert, the audience is invited 0115 for a list of what's being shown. 2451 during regular library hours. Kenil- refreshments are served. Call the Refer- to meet the performers at a reception in SUMMIT FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY con- worth Public Library is located at 548 ence Desk at 973-376-4930 ext. 228 or the church lobby. For information, call THE JCC OF CENTRAL NEW JER- tinues the fall session of its INTERNA- Boulevard. For information visit visit the library to reserve a copy of an 908-273-3245 or visit SEY'S FIFTH ANNUAL JEWISH FILM TIONAL FILM FESTIVAL on Nov. 16 www. kenilworthlibrary. org. upcoming book. Springfield Free Public www. ucsummit. org. FESTIVAL runs consecutive Wednes- with the Chinese film, "A THOUSAND Library is located at 66 Mountain Ave., days through Nov. 11 at AMC MOUN- YEARS OF GOOD PRAYERS." There Springfield. The YM-YWHA OF UNION COUNTY is TAINSIDE 10 THEATRE in Mountain- will be two showings at 2 and 6:45 p.m. THE SUMMIT CENTER FOR LEARN- presenting the RIDGEWOOD GILBERT side. On Nov. 4, "For My Father" is On Nov. 13 at 12:30 p.m., the next title in ING at 226 Morris Avenue, Spring- The BOOK DISCUSSION GROUP of AND SULLIVAN OPERA CO. on Nov. 8 the featured film. On closing night, the FILM MOVEMENT SERIES will be field, will be sponsoring a free WIN- the KENILWORTH PUBLIC at 1 p.m. at the Gering Hall Theater. Nov. 11, "Yoo-Hoo, Mrs. Goldberg" "SOMERS TOWN." The films are in TER READING FESTIVAL on Nov. LIBRARY will meet on Nov. 10, at This theater group will be performing wilt be shown. Advance ticket pur- the original languages, subtitled in 21, starting at 10 a.m. Come enjoy 7:15 p.m. to discuss "THE CELLIST fully staged, authentic costumes with chase is strongly recommended as English. Admission is free, and open stories, prizes and refreshments. The OF SARAJEVO," by Steven Gal- live musical accompaniment. The pro- screenings often sell out. Tickets can to all. Seating is limited, and is on a first- center will be collecting slightly-used loway. New members are afways wel- gram is open to the community. For infor- be purchased online at www.jccnj.org, by come first-seated basis. Doors open 15 and new children's books for the come. Copies of the book are avail- mation call Susan at 908-289-8112. mail or in person at the JCC in Scotch minutes before each showing. Summit Heart of America Foundation. PAGE 28 — THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2009 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE

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THIS WEEKEND'S UNION COUNTY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE (from www.highschoolsports.net) Friday, Oct. 30 (4 games) Elizabeth at Union, 7 p.m. By JR Paruchini Westfield at Linden, 7 p.m. Sports Editor Gov. Livingston at Cranford, 7 p.m. While Union and Summit are Roselle Park at South Hunterdon, 7 p.m. on their way to capturing the top Saturday, Oct. 31 (6 games) seeds in North 2, Group 4 and Scotch Plains at Rahway, 1 p.m. North 2, Group 2, a couple of Hillside at New Providence, 1 p.m. Group 1 schools could climb up North Plainfield at Summit, 1 p.m. the ladder in their sections with Johnson at Bernards, 1 p.m. big wins this Saturday, Brearley at Roselle, 1p.m. DayJbn (6-1) hosts Bouild Bound Brook vs. Dayton Brook (3-4) at Scotch Plains at at Scotch Plains, I.p.m. 1 p.m., with the Bulldogs seek- Off: Plainfield. ing to finish among the top three seeds. Dayton is presently LAST WEEKEND'S fourth in the power points UNION COUNTY RESULTS standings in North 2. Friday, Oct. 23 (6 games) More importantly, the Bull- Hunterdon Central 12, Linden 7 dogs have qualified in North 2, Bridgewater-Raritan 34, Elizabeth 0 Group 1 for the very first time Gov. Livingston 33, Roselle 15 and will be in the playoffs for Johnson 18, Hillside 9. . only the fourth time overall and Cranford 20, Delaware Valley 13 first time since 1988. Brearley 34, North Warren 0 Dayton was 0-10 in 2000 and Saturday, Oct. 24 (4 games) then dropped football I'or the Westfield 38, Montgomery 0 next four seasons (2001-2004). Rahway 19, Plainfield 0 A junior varsity team returned Summit 42, Scotch Plains 14 in 2005, with the Bulldogs going Photo courtesy of Allison Kosanke Dayton 18, New Providence 7 3-5-1. A varsity team for the first Dayton defensive players Jonathan Wortman (No. 55 at left) and Skyler Apicella Off: Union, Roselle Park. time in six years was produced in (No. 6) bring down New Providence running back Dan Barletta. 2006, with Dayton going 0-10 JR'S PICKS THIS WEEK (10) again. The 2007 team finally Union over Elizabeth won, but finished 1-9. Linden over Westfield Last year's squad made great Gov. Livingston over Cranford strides and finished 5-5, includ- Roselle Park over South Hunterdon ing four shutout victories. Rahway over Scotch Plains On Saturday at New Provi- alifying for playoffs Hillside over New Providence dence, the Bulldogs came back in Summit over North Plainfield the second half to defeat a 4-1 Johnson over Bernards New Providence team 18-7, Dayton football in for first time since 1988 Brearley over Roselle snapping the Pioneers' four-game By JR Parachini The only other years Dayton qualified were 1981, Dayton over Bound Brook winning streak. Sports Editor 1984 and 1988 - all in North 2, Group 2. Dayton has a Best bet: Johnson over Bernards Dayton won its sixth game for NEW PROVIDENCE - When you're prepared and 1-3 playoff record and won its very first playoff game Upset special: Hillside over New P. the first time since its last win- you come to play football, good things happen. in 1981, which is the only year the Bulldogs reached a Last week: 10-0 ning season of 6-4 in 1999. John Hoehn was prepared and came to play. playoff championship game. This year: 56-24 (.700) The Bulldogs might have Jonathan Wortman was prepared and came to play The last time Dayton reached the playoffs was Best bets: 7-0 beaten the Pioneers for the first Kevin O'Connor was prepared and came to play. when the Bulldogs began the 1988 season 8-0 under Upset specials: 3-4 time as well, nobody knows. Chris Maslo was prepared and came to play. the late head coach John LeDonne. It was a special win for Anthony Cioffi was prepared and came to play. Tfu-ee more things are for sure - Dayton clinched its JR'S UNION COUNTY TOP 10 Dayton, considering all the The rest of their Dayton teammates were also first winning season since 1999, won six games for the 1-Union (6-0) program has been through in prepared and also came to play as you win as a team first time since 1999 and will host Brearley Nov. 7 at 1 2-Summit (7-0) the last 10 years. in this sport, just like you lose as a team. p.m. at Union with the Union Division title on the line. 3-Linden (4-2) "A lot of hard work went into Tliese days, Dayton is doing the winning for a Dayton was also last a conference champion in 4-Westfield (4-2) (his and we are not done yet," change. 1988 when the Bulldogs captured the Mountain Valley 5-Gov. Livingston (4-2) head coach Joe Gocrge said. On Saturday afternoon amidst the rain, thunder and Conference-Mountain Division title mat season. 6-Brearley(6-l) Goerge has been with the pro- even lightning that stopped play for 30 minutes during The last time Dayton defeated Brearley was its last 7-Johnson (4-2) grain since the new beginning in halftime at Lieder Field, the Bulldogs proved them- game of 1999, which was an 18-15 win in Springfield. 8-Rahway (3-3) 2005 and with the help of assis- selves once again as they came back in the second half That victory clinched Dayton's last winning season 9-Dayton (6-1) tant coach Hob Martin, the Bull- to defeat host New Providence 18-7 in a Mid-State 39 before this year and was the last time Dayton won six 10-Hillside (3-4) dogs are a viable team capable of Conference-Union Division game. games until today - Saturday, Oct. 24,2009. Others: New Providence (4-2), beating whomever they play. Dayton scored single touchdowns in each of the Dayton won its second straight to improve to 6-1 Roselle (2-4), Elizabeth (1-6), "The kids are now seeing the last three quarters, played outstanding on defense — and will host Bound Brook (3-4) this Saturday at Cranford (2-5), Scotch Plains (1-6), fruits of' their labor, which is especially in the second half - and might have beaten 1 p.m. at Scotch Plains according to the Dayton Roselle Park (0-6), Plainfield (0-7). nice," Goerge said. New Providence for the very first time - nobody schedule on www.highschoolsports.com. Should Brearley (6-1) win at knows for sure. Bound Brook was defeated at Belvidere 34-0 There are two weekends to go ..Roselle (2-4) Saturday at One thing for sure is that the Bulldogs clinched last Friday night. before the state playoffs begin the Arniinio Field, the Hears could their first state playoff berth in 21 years by beating Dayton is one score away from being 7-0. The, weekend of Nov. 13 and 14. finish among the top throe seeds New Providence. Bulldogs lost at Belvidere 18-13 two weeks ago after Union, Summit, Brearley and Day- in Central Jersey. Brearley has Dayton will be part of the field in North 2, Group 1 leading 13-12 in the fourth quarter of a game that ton have already clinched berths. won four straight and is in CJ, for tlie very first time. featured both teams 4-0 at the time. Dayton will be in the playoffs for G1 for the first time .since 2005. You can bet the Bulldogs are excited. See SPECIAL, Page 31 the first time since 1988. PAGE 30 — THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2009 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE

UCT GIRLS' SOCCER SEEDS; UCT BOYS' SOCCER SEEDS: 1-Westfield 1-Cranford 2-Scotch Plains 2-Westfield 3-New Providence ,, 3-Scotch Plains 4-Union 4-Union 5-Cranford 5-Governor Livingston 6-Summit 6-New Providence 7-Johnson 7-Johnson 8-Oak Knoll Girls'soccer out for 1st UCT title since 2000 8-Elizabeth 9-Governor Livingston 9-Summit By JR Parachini Sunday night at Johnson, DellaBadia saved the day 10-Brearley 10-Linden Sports Editor for the second-seeded Raiders, especially in the second 11-Union Catholic 11-Plainfield If you're going to lose to an opponent it's much bet- half when they were outplayed by third-seeded and 12-Kent Place 12-Rahway ter to suffer the defeat in a regular season game than in undefeated New Providence. 13-Rahway 13-Oratory Prep one that has much more on the line. DellaBadia made four quality saves in the final 40 14-Linden 14-Dayton The Cranford girls' soccer team lost at home to minutes on New Providence shots targeted for the goal. 15-Roselle Catholic 15-Brearley Westfieid 6-0 back on Sept. 17. DellaBadia's outstanding performance was the reason 16-Roselle Park 16-Union Catholic The two met again Sunday night in the second Scotch Plains was able to hang on and defeat New Prov- 17-Elizabeth 17-Roselle Catholic Union County Tournament semifinal at Johnson, with idence 1-0 in the night's first UCT semifinal. 18-Plainfield a trip to the championship game on the line. "I was nervous, but I was excited, so my adrenalin was • * « PRELIMINARY ROUND: Cranford had not lost since, while Westfield - pumping," DellaBadia said. "I just knew that I had to be PRELIMINARY ROUND: Tuesday, Oct. 6 ranked No. 3 in the state by The Star-Ledger - was on my feet and be ready for every ball that came to me." Tuesday, Oct. 6 Union Cath. 2, Roselle Cath. 1 (OT) unbeaten. Both teams also had 0-0 ties on their Scotch Plains won its 1 lth straight to improve to 13- Roselle Catholic 2, Plainfield 1 resumes, including Cranford at Montclair in its season- 1-1. The Raiders opened with a 0-0 tie at Pingry and Thursday, Oct. 8 FIRST ROUND: opener Sept. 12 and Westfield at Union on Oct. 7 after their only loss was 2-1 at home to Westfield Sept. 23. Roselle Park 5, Elizabeth 0 Wednesday, Oct. 7 an 8-0 start. New Providence, which received a four-save effort Linden 3, Johnson 2 After 80 minutes of regulation play and two more from goalie Connie Haggerty, fell to 15-1. FIRST ROUND: Thursday, Oct. 8 10-minute sudden overtime periods, Cranford still had Just like the previous Saturday at home against sev- Friday, Oct. 9 Elizabeth 2, Summit 1 (OT) not scored against Westfield. However, this time West- enth-seeded Johnson in the quarterfinals, it was a first- Scotch Plains 6, Roselle Catholic 0 Saturday, Oct. 10 field failed to score against Cranford as well. half goal scored by sophomore forward Sarah Van Saturday, Oct. 10 Rahway 3, Gov. Livingston 0 That meant the game was going to be decided on Buskirk that proved to be the game-winner. This time Cranford 4, Kent Place 0 Union 6, Oratory Prep 1 penalty kidks, with each team getting five. It the score - after it was first reported that there was no assist on Union 1, Rahway 0 Cranford 3, "Union Catholic 0 of the kicks was tied after five rounds, sufden death the goal - an assist went to Avika Shah. Oak Knoll 4, Gov. Livingston 2 Plainfield 1, New Providence 0 (OT) rounds would ensue. \ DellaBadia, who finished with five saves total, made Westfield 7, Roselle Park 0 Scotch Plains 4, Dayton 0 ^ 'The penalty kick shootout was tied 3-3 after the three outstanding saves in a four-minute span early in Union Cath, 2, Summit 1 (PKs 4-3) Westfield 6, Brearley 1 required five rounds, with Westfield stepping up for its the second half. With 36 minutes left she made a fine New Providence 8, Linden 1 sixth; attempt. save on a through ball in the penalty box and then three Johnson 2, Brearley 0 QUARTERFINALS: Cranford senior goalkeeper Lauren Grandal was up minutes later was positioned perfectly to smother a *» •. ' • Saturday, Oct. 17 to the challenge as she saved the shot., : close-range, point-blank shot taken right in front of her. QUARTERFINALS: Union 2, Rahway 1 Next stepped up senior Taylor D'Antico for the "That was a quick play and I think she slid it in with Saturday, Oct. 17 Cranford 2, Elizabeth 0 Cougars. She fired a shot into the goal that not only a real quick shot and I had to react quickly," DellaBa- Cranford 3, Union 0 Scotch Plains 3, Plainfield 2 {PKs 7-6) knocked out favored Westfield, but put Cranford in the dia said of the save she made on the close-range, point- Westfield 2, Oak Knoll 0 Westfield 1, Linden 0 final for the first time in five years. blank shot. "I'm lucky she didn't go too far to the right Scotch Plains 1, Johnson 0 • a « Cranford won the match 1-0. after winning the or left or it could have been more dangerous. Luckily, Sunday, Oct. 18 SEMIFINALS: penalty kick shootout 4-3 in six rounds. it came right at me, so it was easy to smother." New Providence 2, Union Cath. 1 (Ot) Saturday, Oct. 31 at Johnson The Cranford and Westfield records after the match Just one minute after that she dove to her right to • « Scotch Plains vs. Westfield, 3 p.m. were identical at 15-1-1. thwart another tough shot headed for the goal. SEMIFINALS: Union vs. Cranford, 5 p.m. Wow! What a win for Cranford, especially after Perhaps her best save of the night came with just Sunday, Oct. 25 at Johnson 6 0 losing to the same team by a 6-0 count more than a 3:20 left. A hard and low New Providence shot was Scotch Plains 1, New Providence 0 FINAL: month ago. saved by DellaBadia when she dove - full body —• to Cranford 1, Westfield 0 (PKs 4-3) Saturday, Nov. 7 at Johnson That might never have happened in UCT play her left and punched the ball away with both hands. » • - Semifinal winners, 7 p.m. before, as far as one team beating its opponent after los- "I saw her on the outside of the 18 and wasn't FINAL: e a o ing to the same squad so decisively in the same season. expecting a shot at all because she had room to dribble Saturday, Oct. 31 at Johnson UCT TITLE SCORES SINCE 1994: Fifth-seeded Cranford, behind two other UCT in," DellaBadia said. "When she took it, it was a pret- 5-Cranford vs. 2-Scotch Plains, 7 p.m. 2008: Elizabeth 1, Summit 0 shutouts by Grandal, blanked 12th-seeded Kent Place ty decent pace shot, so I knew I had to get there as • a * 2007: Scotch Plains 4, Elizabeth 0 4-0 at home on Oct. 10 in the first round and then went quick as I could and it ended up as a corner kick, but I UCT TITLE SCORES SINCE 1997: 2006: Scotch Plains 4, Union 2 to fourth-seeded Union on Oct. 17 and upset the home stopped it from going in." 2008: Scotch Plains 3, Johnson 0 2005: Elizabeth 4, Scotch Plains 3 team Farmers 3-0. Scotch Plains has outscored its three UCT foes 8-0. 2007: Scotch Plains 1, Westfield 0 2004: Scotch Plains 1, Union 0 Grandal has three shutouts and has not, allowed a DellaBadia was steady against Johnson last Saturday 2006: Scotch Plains 1, Westfield 1 2003: Linden 1, Scotch Plains 0 goal in three UCT contests so far. and spectacular against New Providence Sunday night. co-champs 2002: Scotch Plains 1, Cranford 0 She played well in Cranford's 2-0 loss to Scotch "This is really exciting that we've been able to 2005: Scotch Plains 1, Oak Knoll 0 2001: Scotch Plains 1, Johnson 0 Plains in last year's semifinals at JOhnson. come this far," Delia Badia said. "Our defense is real- 2004: Gov. Livingston 1, Cranford 0 2000: Scotch Plains 1, Johnson 0 Cranford will tangle with second-seeded and four- ly strong, so I'm confident in them. 2003: Oak Knoll 5, GL 1999: Union 2, Scotch Plains 0 time defending champion Scotch Plains in this Satur- "I know that they are there for me, so I have to be 2002: Westfield 1, Oak Knoll 1 1998: Scotch Plains 2, Cranford 0 day's 7 p.m. at Johnson's Nolan Field in Clark. there for them." co-champs 1997: Scotch Plains 3, Elizabeth 0 D'Antico, Sarah Dowzycki and Victoria Labrutto Scotch Plains will be seeking its fifth overall cham- 2001: Westfield 2, New Providence 0 1996: Westfield 1, Rahway 0 scored in the win over Union, while Grandal made pionship and fifth straight, while Cranford will be out 2000: Cranford 3, Union Catholic 1 1995: Johnson Regional 2, Union 1 seven saves. to win its second title and first since 2000. Cranford 1999: Union Catholic 4, Cranford 1 1994: Gov. Livingston 2, Westfield 1 Natalie Englese, Michelle Gargiulo, Julianne Salerno was last in the championship game in 2004 when it 1998: Union Catholic I, Cranford0 • Scotch Plains has won a record 14 and Jamie Webb scored in the triumph over Kent Place. bowed to Governor Livingston 1-0. 1997: Union Cath. 2, Scotch Plains 0 titles, 12 under present head coach . Guided by head coach Jennifer Michewicz, there's "We just want to keep playing hard and take it one • Scotch Plains is the four-time Tom Breznitsky. no reason to believe that the Cougars can't knock off day at a time," Ewing said. defending champion, winning its • Elizabeth won its first crown in Scotch Plains this weekend after losing to the Raiders Scotch Plains and Cranford have not played each first championship in 2005. 2005 and its second in 2008. last year. After all, Cranford defeated Westfield after other this season. • Westfield has won the most titles, • Linden won its first and only title losing to the Blue Devils earlier this year. NOTES: DellaBadia made two saves in the UCT with 18, including two shared. The in 2003. Paige DellaBadia had big shoes to fill, as the new quarterfinal win over Johnson, with Emily Nagourney Blue Devils won the first 12 titles 8 Union has won four titles, win- goalkeeper for the Scotch Plains girls' soccer team. assisting VanBuskirk's goal. from 1981-1992 and then won ning in 1967, 1978, 1990 and 1999. Jackie Law, who graduated this June, helped lead VanBuskirk also scored and assisted on two other three straight from 1994-1996. • Cranford has never won the title Scotch Plains to their first four championships the last goals in the first round 6-0 home win over Roselle • Cranford has reached the semifi- and last reached the championship four seasons. DellaBadia then had to overcome a mid- Catholic on Oct. 9. Also scoring in that game were nals five of the past seven seasons. game in 2002. season injury when she dove for the ball in a 2-1 home Delia McGee, Nagourney, Melanie Rome, Shah and The Cougars won their only title in • The four top seeds advanced to win over Monroe on Oct. 3. Gabby Vacca. Also earning assists were Sarah Can- 2000. They finished undefeated and the semifinals and are all ranked in DellaBadia returned to the lineup and has been field, Claudia Falconieri and Lauren Rosenthal. Scotch No. 1 in the state that year. The Star-Ledger statewide Top 20. nothing short of impressive, especially in UCT play. Plains fired 15 shots. UM10N COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2009 — PAGE 31

IBHilllf -I JfC § mmmmmmmwMmmmmmmmmm HIGH SCHOOL All the latest sports d TEH jOi TCI TP C Matter, opinions, and k5l JL iLJ^JKL Jl Cl scores for Union County. over tough Visit my pages by going to LocalSource.com and clicking on your town then click on the High School Sports tab for all my updates and (Continued from Page 29) the latest scheduled events for your High School. New Providence had a four-game winning streak New Providence's first three plays on its first pos- snapped and is now 4-2. The Pioneers will host Hill- session of the second half were Dayton senior lineman side (3-4) this Saturday at 1 p.m. at Lieder Fiel'd. Jonathan Wortman stopping Barletta for a two-yard Dayton football has come a long way - to say the least. loss and then junior lineman Alfonso Cacciatore mak- (jj^After the program's first 0-10 season in 2000 - ing a tackle of Fuschetto on only a two-yard gain. which followed a decade of almost a new head coach Morgan then managed just one yard after being tack- every season - there were no players, or not enough. led by junior lineman Kareem Jackson. So first, there were no wins and then second, there This was a game where the entire Dayton defense First UCT title very were no players. just swarmed to the ball-carrier and got there much Third, there was no team. Fourth, there was no quicker and with a lot more muscle in the second half. football program at all for four seasons from 2001 Dayton then began its first drive of the second half through 2004, with several Dayton students going to on its own 36 with senior quarterback John Hoehn run- play for Brearley in Kenilworth during that span. ning for four yards on first down. Field hockey finally tops Oak Knoll Joe Goerge, who previously coached at Franklin, After consecutive Dayton penalties — one off sides By JR Parachini came otythe scene and along ^ith longtime assistant and the other holding - Hoehn found room up the mid- Sports Editor Bob Martin, the pieces were starting to be put in place. dle for a 19-yard gain on second-and 22. He then ran Winning a sectional championship for the first time last year in a But there were growing pains and plenty of them. for two more yards to give Dayton fourth-and-inches special 20-win season - and also winning that title at home - was most A junior varsity team was produced in 2005 and a from its own 45. satisfying for the Johnson field hockey program,'which is one of the sustainable 3-5-1 record ensued. Dayton called a timeout with 7:21 left in the quar- best and most respected in North Jersey year in and year out. Varsity came back in2006,butalso another 0-10 record. ter to discuss the play. However, the Crusaders dreamed about finally beating Oak Knoll to Then the Bulldogs were able to play at Meisel Field "I would never have gone for it there on fourth capture its first Union County Tournament crown. in Springfield again in 2007 and managed to beat down, but felt that this was the time to do so," said Johnson went 0-12-1 for five years against Oak Knoll before finally Manville there for the program's first varsity win since Goerge, in his fifth year as a Dayton coach and fourth beating the Royals in a regular season game on Oct. 31, 2005. the victory over Brearley that ended the 1999 season. of the Dayton varsity team. Since that Halloween victory four years ago, Johnson went 0-9 against - Dayton did not win another game in 2007 and then Hoehn faked a hand off and then gained 13 yards Oak Knoll, including 0-3 in the last three UCT finals. lost Meisel Field again for good right before the 2008 on an option play, running up the middle while carry- Johnson entered Sunday night's UCT final against Oak Knoll having campaign started. However, the Bulldogs began last ing New Providence defensive players on his back lost the last five title contests to Oak Knoll, which were the first five year with three straight shutout victories and finished who could not initially bring him down. championship games the Crusaders reached. with four, total, in a 5-5 non-losing campaign. Senior running back Kevin O'Connor then gained Johnson lost by three goals, two goals, four goals, one goal in overtime That set the stage for this year, with Dayton using 17 more yards up the middle to give the Bulldogs a and one goal again. The Crusaders were defeated in Chatham, Kean Uni- Union's Cooke Memorial Field as its home field for first-and-10 at the Pioneer 25. versity in Union, Westfield and even their home field twice. the second straight season. Seven games in so far and Hoehn gained four more yards and then junior run- This year the final was moved to Cranford for the first time since Cran- the Bulldogs are legit. ning back Jesse Bell carried for 10 to give Dayton ford's Memorial Field received new FieldTurf. New Providence carried the ball 24 times for 105 another first down at the New Providence 11. While thcCranford girls' soccer team was making history by beating yards in the first half, including 38 on its first drive that After a one-yard run by Hoehn and then a five-yard an undefeated and No. 3 state-ranked Westfield squad in the UCT semifi- stalled at the Dayton 25. Senior fullback Dan Barletta loss by him on a combined tackle by Morgan and jun- nals at Johnson Sunday night, the Johnson field hockey made history of led the way with 59 yards on 11 carries in the first half ior Richard Nelson, Dayton was faced with a thlrd- its own on the same evening by finally beating Oak Knoll in the UCT and had to be stopped in the third and fourth quarters if and-14 from the New Providence 15. final at Cranford. Dayton was going to come away with a victory. This time Hoehn rolled right, found O'Connor open Behind first-half goals from Megan Fisaconaro and Nicole Imbriaco Dayton held New Providence to three plays and a and then O'Connor just took the momentum of the and the most important insurance goal by standout senior Jess Rusin, punt to start the second half and then drove down the reception and ran with the ball into the right corner of Johnson held on to finally knock off Oak Knoll in a UCT final, winning field for the game-winning touchdown. the end zone for what would turn out to be the game- 3-2 for its first-ever county crown. Barletta was held to just four yards on seven carries winning score. Oak Knoll, with two more regular season wins over Johnson this in the second half and the Pioneers to only 25 on 14. Dayton now led 12-7 and was in control. season, came back to pull to within 3-2 on second-half goals by Sarah "We just had to step it up because they were run- "Kevin is a monster, he's just a great player," Butterfield and Seton Hartnett. ning the ball hard on us," said Dayton junior line- Goerge said. However, Johnson goalie Becky Brattole did not allow the tying goal backer Chris Maslo, who was in on several key tackles O'Connor capped Dayton's last drive with a three- and made 12 saves in an outstanding winning effort. in the second half, including a solo one of Barletta for yard touchdown run. Earlier during the march, Cioffi Stephanie Lewis and Rusin earned assists on two of the three goals, exactly no gain on a fourth-and-one from the Dayton had consecutive eight-yard gains on the right side of Johnson won its fourth straight to improve to 12-4. Its last loss was a 34 with 7:44 left and counting. the field. 1-0 regular season setback at Oak Knoll on Oct. 15. "Our defense decided to step it up, stick them at the "We said at halftime that there was no way this was Oak Knoll, ranked No. 2 in the state, fell to 15-1. Lindsay O'Loughlin line and hold them," Maslo said. going to slip through our fingers," Hoehn said. assisted on one of the goals, while goalie Maggie Blackwood made six saves. After a scoreless first quarter, a five-play sequence "We knew we had to stop them at the start of the It was the first game this season that the Royals allowed more than one defined the second quarter. After Barletta ran for no second half. We put it to them and weiknew it was goal. Oak Knoll entered the match having outscored its first 15 opponents gain on first down and then for five yards on second to coming. by a whopping 60-4 margin, including five straight shutouts and 10 total. give New Providence a third-and-five at its own 29, 'Then we took the ball and we just drove down the field." In regular season play, Johnson was one of only four opponents which senior quarterback Eddie Morgan rolled right and then Hoehn is part of a special senior class that has been scored a single goal against Oak Knoll. The Crusaders lost at home to Oak threw an errant pass that was picked off by Dayton through so much going back to the beginning. Knoll 2-1 in double overtime on Oct. 3 in Clark. Kellie Campbell scored junior linebacker Aaron Williams. "We earned a lot of respect today," Hoehn said. in that game for Johnson, with Rusin earning an assist. On the very next play and on his first carry of the "We came into their place and they're a great team. Both Johnson and Oak Knoll will now look forward to once again game freshman running back Anthony Cioffi ran New Providence has always been a great team. giving outstanding performances in the sectional playoffs. around right end and down the sideline for a 28-yard They're great this year. They lost to two tough teams touchdown run, giving Dayton a 6-0 lead. (Brearley being the other). UCT girls' volleyball title match is tonight Then New Providence junior Vinny Fuschetto "We knew what we had to do and we earned some The girls' volleyball Union County Tournament championship match returned the ensuing kickoff 85 yards right up the mid- respect today, doing what we had to do." will take place at Union Catholic tonight for the second straight season. dle for a game-tying touchdown. Lefty kicking senior "This was four years in the coming and I give my The junior varsity title contest is scheduled first at 6 p.m., followed by placekicker Nick Fuentes made the extra point to give credit to those 10 seniors," Goerge said. the varsity championship match at 7:30. his team its only lead at 7-6, which remained the score Those Dayton seniors•- 11 actually listed on the The varsity semifinals were scheduled to take place at Union Catholic at intermission. roster - that Goerge talks about are Marquay Mayo, Tuesday night, with fourth-seeded Scotch Plains vs. top-seeded and Both Fuentes and Dayton senior DJ DiProfio did an John Hoehn, Josh Kest, DJ DiProfio, Kevin O'Connor, defending champion Union Catholic, followed by third-seeded Cranford "excellent job of punting, both landing kicks inside the Jonathan Wortman, Jake Saladino, Ketih Heleno, Eric vs. second-seeded Roselle Catholic. opposition's one-yard line. Sion, Steven Cohen and Dan DuBeau, who was out Cranford won the title in 2007 and - as the top seed - lost to Union DiProfio punted five times for a 4.1-yard average with an injury. Catholic in three games in last year's final. and Fuentes three times for a 37-yard average in the "They stuck it out for four years and remember that In regular season play this season. Union Catholic defeated Scotch first half. ": ' four years ago it was 48-0 here at the half," Goerge said. Plains and Roselle Catholic downed Cranford. PAGE 32 — THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2009 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE Cranford boys' soccei compete for good cause

By JR Paraehini i Sports Editor i • i . ' This has been an historic season so far for the Cranford boys' soccer team. Last week, the Cougars spt the team record for wins in a season \' ••' - •\ when they blanked Hillside 3-0 at home Friday to improve to 17-0-1. \• At present time, Cranford is preparing for its biggest match in quite • i some time. The top-seeded Cougars will face fourth-seeded Union this i Saturday at 5 p.m. at Johnson's Nolan Field in Clark in the Union County • Tournament semifinals. Cranford has never won the crown and has not reached the

championship game since 2002. i After posting 15-4-1 and 15-6 records the past two seasons, Cranford > is among the winningest teams in Union County since 2007 - right up there with the Scotch Plains and the Westfields. • r Now - as the top seed - it's time to see if Cranford can get back to the 11 UCT final and.then attempt to win it once again for the first time. Union, with a record of 12-2-2 as of Tuesday, will not be an easy opponent to say the least. Senior forward Pat Hartnett began the week leading Union County with 20 goals. Senior goalkeeper Scott Boyer has 11 complete shutouts and one shared, while the Cougars have not allowed more than one goal in any match as of Tuesday and had outscored their first 18 foes by an impressive 61-6 margin. Two of those six goals against came on penalty kicks in 2-1 wins over Elizabeth, the first in regular season play and the Photo courtesy ofRoselle Catholic second in UCT quarterfinal round action over the defending champions. The Roselle Catholic girls' volleyball team - shown here during the second annual Also, Cranford earned the top seed for the upcoming North 2, Group 3 pike Breasf Cancer event held earlier this month at RC - competed in the Union playoffs. The Cougars, ranked No. 6 in the state and No. 1 in Union County eounty Tournament semifinals Tuesday night against Cranford. The championship by The Star-Ledger in last Thursday's rankings, began the weejt 9-0 at home match is tonight at 7:30 at l/nion Catholic. ' • * so far. Saturday's first UCT semi at ALJ is Scotch Plains vs. Westfield at 3.

PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLICNOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE HILLSIDE Page 676, et seq., which mortgage the purpose of (1) foreclosing a Mort- HILLSIDE was duly assigned to the Plaintiff gage dated 03/31/2005 made by Public Auction at Devon Self Storage- named above, wno is the present.hold- Almarie Falbo and James McLaughlin, SHERIFF'S SALE 625 Glenwopd Ave., Hillside N.J. er of said Mortgage and (2) to recover by Almarie Falbo, Power of Attorney as PEREZ, et al., are defendants, pend- Sheriff's File Number. CH-09005145 07205 on Monday November 23, 2009 possession of, and concerns premises mortgagors, to Bank of America, N.A. ing in the Superior Court of New Jer- Division: CHANCERY at 11:00 a.m. Property contents in the commonly known as S30W 3RD ST, recorded on 04/20/2005 in Book 11125 sey, Chancery Division, UNION County Docket Number: F2B19O08* following units, will be sold to the PLAINFIELD, NJ 07060, Block US, Lot of Mortgages for Union County, Page and bearing Docket No. F-16417-09 County: Union highest bidder to satisfy the owners' 26. 34 whicn Mortgage was duly assigned within thirty-five (35) days after Plaintiff: INDYMAC MORTGAGE F.S.B. lien for rent under N.J. code section You are made a defendant because to the plaintiff, Deutsche Bank Nation- 10/29/2009 exclusive of such date, or VS 2A44 - 1B7ET SEQ. you are a mortgagor and your lien or al Trust Company, by Assignment of if published after 10/29/2009, thirty- Defendant: FELICIANO CRUZADO encumbrance on trie mortgaged prem- Mortgage dated 07/03/2009; and (2) to five (35) days after the actual date of Sale Date: 11/04/2009 Unit #D19 Theresa Marie Bey contains ises is subject to plaintiff's mortgage, recover possession of, and concerns such, publication, exclusive of such Writ of Execution: 08/24/2009 Household Goods, Unit #A12 Claire D If you cannot afford or are unable to premises commonly known as 38 Mur- date. If you fail to do so, Judgment by By virtue of the above-stated writ of Bryant contains Household Goods and obtain an attorney, you may communi- ray Hill Square, Unit CG-1, New Prov- Default may be rendered against you execution to me directed I shall Clothing, Unit #G18 Giselle M Conner cate with the Legal Services Office of idence, NJ 07974, also being Lot for the relief demanded in the Com- expose for sale by public venue, at the contains Household Goods, Clothing the County of venue by calling: 13.01 (fka Lot 13. CG-1) in Block 222. plaint. You shall file your answer and UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION and Furniture, Unit #H20 Annette T UNION COUNTY LAWYER REFERRAL: If you are unable to obtain an attor- proof of service in duplicate with the BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- Frasier-Spicer contains Household (90BJ353-4715 ney, you may communicate with the Clerk of the Superior Court, Hughes BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., Goods, Unit #119 Francesca M Grant UNION COUNTY LEGAL SERVICES: New Jersey Bar Association by calling Justice Complex, CN-971, Trenton. on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the Saint-Fort contains Household Goods, (908)354-4340 732-249-5000. You may also contact New Jersey 08625; in'accordance with afternoon of said day. All successful Clothing and Furniture, Unit#l9 Mer.V-in YOU, STEVE B. HEYLIGER are made the Lawyer Referral Service of the the Rules of Civil Practice and Proce- bidders must have 20% of their bid J. Green contains DJ Equipment, Unit party defendant(s) to this foreclosure County of venue by catling 908-353- dure. available in cash or certified check at #A5 Michael R. Larsen contains Furni- action because you are one" of the 4715. If you cannot afford an attorney, the conclusion of the sales. ture, Unit #E10 James T. Miller con- This action has been instituted for The property to be sold is located in mortgagors and may be liable for any you may .communicate with the Legal the purpose of (1) foreclosing a mort- tains Household Goods, Clothing and deficiency arid for any lien, claim, or Services office of the County of venue the TOWNSHIP of HILLSIDE, County Furniture, Unit#G14 contains Clothing gage dated May 23, 2005 made by of UNION and State of New Jersey. interest you may have in, to or against by calling 908-354-4340. YOLANDA PEREZ and ANGEL C. and Furniture, Unit #G13 Dorothy the mortgaged premises by reason of Commonly known as: 332 LONG ST, Wright contains Household Goods. YOU, THE RAL CORPORATION, are PILATAXI as mortgagors to WASHING- HILLSIDE, NJ 07205. the Mortgage made by you, STEVE B. made a party defendant to this foreclo- TON MUTUAL BANK, FA recorded on Auction is with reserve. Devon Self HEYLIGER, as set forth above. Tax Lot No. 31 in Block No. 701 Storage reserves the right to set mini- sure action because you hold a judg- June 3, 2005, in Book 11188 of Mort- Dimension of Lot Approximately: 26 X mum bids and to refuse bids. Cash Upon request, a copy of the Com- menf/lien/mortgage which may be gages for UNION County, Page 209, et 80 only. plaint and Amendment to Complaint, if against the owner/mortgagor(s) and seq., which mortgage was duly any, will be supplied to you for partic- for any right, title and interest you may assigned to the Plaintiff named above, Nearest Cross Street: NEW YORK October 22, 29, 2009 ularity, have in, to or against the subject prop- who is the present holder of said Mort- PLACE U247B37 WCN ($33.32) File FAH 013 erty. Upon request, a copy of the gage, and (2) to recover possession BEGINNING at a point in the ______Dated: October 20, 2009 Complaint and Amended Complaint, if of, and concerns premises commonly Southerly line of Long Avenue there- JENNIFER M. PEREZ any, will be supplied to you for partic- known as 1229 LENOX AVE, PLAIN- in distant 26.00 feet as measured Clerk of the Superior ularity. FIELD, NJ 07.060, Block 729, Lot 7. Westerly along the same from Its SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY Court of New Jersey YOU, WALTER M. WEABER SONS, You are made a defendant because intersection with the Westerly line CHANCERY DIVISION U248220 WCN Oct. 29, 2009 ($42.63) INC., are made a party defendant to you are a mortgagor and your lien or of New York Place and from said of UNION COUNTY this foreclosure action because you encumbrance on the mortgaged prem- BEGINNING; thence running. DOCKET NO. F-45146-09 NEW PROVIDENCE hold a judgment/lien/mqrtgage which ises is subject to plaintiff's mortgage. "THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES may be against the If you cannot afford or are unable to THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS owner/mortgagor(s) and for any right, obtain an attorney, you may communi- WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE title and interest you may have in, to cate with the Legal Services Office of THROUGH PUBLICATION." STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: STEVE Docket No. : F-36025-09 or against the subject property. Upon the County of venue by calling: PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES B, HEYLIGER Superior Court of New Jersey request, a copy of the Complaint and UNION COUNTY LAWYER REFERRAL: TOTAL AS OF September 9, 2009: Chancery Division Amended Complaint, if any, will be (908)353-4715 $.00 YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND Union County supplied to you for particularity. UNION COUNTY LEGAL SERVICES: Surplus Money: If after the sale and REQUIRED to serve upon FEIN, File XCZ 124689 (908)354-4340 satisfaction of the mortgage debt, SUCH, KAHN & SHEPARp, plaintiff's (L.S.) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: JENNIFER M. PEREZ, CLERK YOU, YOLANDA PEREZ are made including costs and expenses, there attorneys, whose address is 7 Century Tha Ral Corporation Walter M. SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY party defendant(s) to this foreclosure remains any surplus money, the money Drive, Suite 201, Parsippany, New Jer- Weaker Sons, Inc. action because you are one of the will be deposited into the Superior sey 07054, telephone numoer #(973) This is an attempt mortgagors and may be liable for any Court Trust Fund and any person 538-9300, an Answer to the Complaint YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to collect a debt, deficiency and for any lien, claim, or claiming the surplus, or any part there- and Amended Complaint, if any, filed AND REQUIRED to serve upon ZUCK- and any information obtained will interest you may have in, to or against of, may file a motion pursuant to Court in a civil action, in which CITIGROUP ER, GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, LLC, be used for that purpose, the mortgaged premises by reason of Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the GLOBAL MARKETS REALTY INC. is ESQS., plaintiff's attorneys, whose U248221 WCN Oct. 29, 2009 ($49.00) the Mortgage made by you, YOLANDA nature and extent of that person's Plaintiff and STEVE B. HEYLIGER, et address is 200 Sheffield Street, Suite claim and asking for an order directing al., are defendants, pending in the PEREZ, as set forth above. 301, Mountainside, New Jersey PLAINFIELD payment of the surplus money. The Superior Court of New. Jersey, 07092-0024, telephone number 1-908- YOU, PALISADES SAFETY & INSUR- Sheriff or other person conducting the Chancery Division, UNION County and ANCE ASSOCIATION are made party 233-8500, an Answer to the Complaint SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY sale will have information regarding bearing Docket No. F-45146-09 within filed in a civil action, in which defendant to this foreclosure action the surplus, if any. thirty-five ?35) days after 10/29/09 Deutsche Bank National Trust Compa- CHANCERY DIVISION because you hold a judgment/lien exclusive of such date, or if published ny is plaintiff, and James McLaughlin, UNION COUNTY which may be against the JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $451,537.03*** after 10/29/09, thirty-five (35) days et al., are defendants, pending in the DOCKET NO. F-16417-09 owners/mortgagors and for any right, Four Hundred Fifty-One Thousand after the actual date of such publica- Superior Court of New Jersey. title and interest you may have in, to Five Hundred Thirty-Seven and tion, exclusive of such date. If you fail Chancery Division, Union County, and NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS or against the mortgaged premises. 03/100*** to do so, Judgment by Default may be bearing Docket F-36025-09 within thir- Upon request, a copy of the Complaint Attorney: rendered against you for the relief ty-five (35) days after 10/29/2009 STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: ANGEL and Amendment to Complaint, if any, FEIN, SUCH, KAHN & SHEPARD, PC demanded in the Complaint, You shall exclusive of such date, or if published C, PILATAXI will be supplied to you for particularity. 7 CENTURY DRIVE file your answer and proof of service in after 10/29/2009, (35) days after the PALISADES SAFETY & INSURANCE File FWM 2468 SUITE 201 duplicate with the Clerk of the Superi- actual date of such publication, exclu- ASSOCIATION Dated: October 23, 2009 PARSIPPANY, NJ 07054 or Court, Hughes Justice Complex, sive of such dale. If you fail to do so (973)538-4700 CN-971, Trenton, New Jersey 08625 judgment by default may be rendered YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND JENNIFER M. PEREZ Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich in accordance with the Rules of Civil against you for the relief demanded in REQUIRED to serve upon FEIN, Clerk of the Superior A full legal description can be found at Practice and Procedure. the Complaint. You shall file your SUCH, KAHN & SHEPARfJ, plaintiff's Court of New Jersey the Union County Sheriff's Office Answer and proof of service in dupli- attorneys, whose address is 7 Century U248248 WCN Oct. 29, 2009 ($48.02) Total Upset: $503,882.04 This action has been instituted for cate with the Clerk of the Superior Drive, Suite 201, Parsippany, New Jer- ***Five Hundred Three Thousand Eight the purpose of (1) foreclosing a mort- Court of New Jersey, Hughes Justice sey 07054, telephone number #(973) Hundred Eighty-Two and 04/100*** gage dated May 30, 2006 made by Complex - CN 971, Trenton, New Jer- 538-9300, an Answer to the Complaint October 8, 15, 22, 29, 2009 STEVE B. HEYLIGER as mortgagor to sey 08625, in accordance with the and Amended Complaint, if any, filed U246817 UNL ($156.80) ARGENT MORTGAGE COMPANY LLC rules of civil practice and procedure. in a civil action, in which JPMORGAN recorded on June 8, 2006, in Book This action has been instituted for CHASE BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIA- 11722 of Mortgages for UNION County, TION is Plaintiff and YOLANDA CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2009 — PAGE 33

PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLICNOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBDCNOTrCE PUBLIC NOTICE HILLSIDE County: Union HILLSIDE By virtue of the above-stated writ,of HILLSIDE Plaintiff: US BANK N.A. AS TRUSTEE, execution to me directed I shall SHERIFF'S SALE FOR THE REGISTERED HOLDERS O# SHERIFF'S SALE expose for sale by public venue, at the SHERIFF'S SALE Sheriffs File Number: CH-09005132 CSMC ASSET-BACKED TRUST 2007- Sheriff's File Number: CH-0900S321 UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION Sheriff's File Number: CH-09005180 Division: CHANCERY NC1, OSI, CSMC ASSET-BACKED Division: CHANCERY BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- Division: CHANCERY Docket Number; F2301607 PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES, Docket Number; F4486508 BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., Docket Number: F3515107 County: Union SERIES 2007-NC1 OSI County: Union on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the County: Union Plaintiff: COMMERCE BANK, N.A. VS Plaintiff: GMAC MORTGAGE, LLC afternoon of said day. All successful Plaintiff: DEUTSCHE BANK TRUST VS Defendant: JOSE ALVAREZ: MRS. VS bidders must have 20% of their bid COMPANY AMERICAS AS TRUSTEE Defendant: 1336 LIBERTY AVENUE JOSE ALVAREZ; CAPITAL ONE BANK; Defendant; LUIS M. CABRERA; ELIZA- available In cash or certified check at VS CORP., A NEW JERSEY CORPORA- STATE OF NEW JERSEY BETH ESPINAL; WILLIAM R. the conclusion of the sales. Defendant: MAURO DE LIMA; MORT- TION, WAY OFF BROADWAY, INC., Sale Date: 11/04/2009 ESPINAL; MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC The property to be sold is located in GAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION MLR FILMS INTERNATIONAL, INC. Writ of Execution: 08/28/2009 REGISTRATION SYSTEMS INC. AS the Township of Hillside in the County SYSTEMS, INC. AS NOMINEE FOR AND STATE OF NEW JERSEY By virtue of the above-stated writ of NOMINEE FOR HOMECOMINGS of Union, State of New Jersey. HOMECOMINGS FINANCIAL NET- Sale Date: 11/04/2009 execution to me directed I shall FINANCIAL NETWORK, INC. ITS SUC- Commonly known as: 581 Buchanan WORK, INC. Writ of Execution: 08/14/2009 expose for sale by public venue, at the CESSORS AND ASSIGNS Street, Hillside, NJ 07205 Sale Date: 11/04/2009 By virtue of the above-stated writ of UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION Sale Date: 11/18/2009 Tax Lot No.: 37 in Block 506 Writ of Execution: 09/02/2009 execution to me directed I shall BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- Writ of Execution: 09/15/2009 Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 35 By virtue of the above-stated writ of expose for sale by public venue, at the BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., By virtue of the above-stated writ of ftx 124 ft execution to me directed I shall UNTlON COUNTY ADMINISTRATION on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the execution to me directed I shall Nearest Cross Street: Paul Street expose for sale by public venue, at the BiUilVDING, 1ST FLOOR,- 10 ELIZA- afternoon of said day. All successful expose for sale by public venue, at the Subject fo,_ any open taxes, UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BEFHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., bidders must have 20% of their bid UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION water/sewer, municipal or tax liens BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the available in cash or certified check at BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- that may be due. BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., afternoon of said day. All successful the conclusion of the sales. BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., Tax and prior lien info: At the time of on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock In the bidders must have 20% of their bid The property to be sold is located in on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the publication taxes/sewer/water informa- afternoon of said day. All successful available in cash or certified check at the Township of Hillside in the County afternoon of said day. All successful tion was not available - You must bidders must have 20% of their bid the conclusion of the sales. of Union, State of New Jersey. bidders must have 20% of their bid check with the tax collector for exact available in cash or certified check at PROPERTY TO BE SOLD IS LOCATED Commonly known as: 201 Pennsylva- available in cash or certified check at amounts due. the conclusion of the sales. IN: Township of Hillside, County of nia Avenue, Hillside, NJ 07205 the conclusion of the sales. Title Number - 100142 Tax Lot No.: 11 in Block 1211 Property to be sold is located in the Union, in the State of New Jersey Property to be sold is located in the Block 506 Lot 37 Township of Hillside, County of PREMISES COMMONLY KNOWN AS: Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 50 The total amount due for past due ftx 100 ft Township of Hillside, County of Union, State of New Jersey 1386-92 Liberty Avenue, Hillside, New Union, State of New Jersey taxes is $0 Premises commonly known as: 284 Jersey Nearest Cross Street: Race Street Premises commonly known as: 627 The total amount due for SEWER is GERTRUDE STREET, HILLSIDE NJ TAX LOT # 24 BLOCK # 603 Subject to any open taxes, TILLMAN ST. HILLSIDE NJ 07205 $101.29 as of 10/09/2009 07205 APPROXIMATE DIMENSIONS: 105' X water/sewer, municipal or tax liens BEING KKOWN as LOT 22, BLOCK Surplus Money: If after the sale and BEING KNOWN as LOT 17, BLOCK 98' that may be due. 508, on the official Tax Map of the satisfaction of the mortgage debt, 710, on the official Tax Map of the NEAREST CROSS STREET: Florence Tax and prior Hen info: At the time of Township of Hillside including costs and expenses, there Township of Hillside Avenue publication taxes/sewer/water informa- Dimensions: 24.16 feet x 110.39 feet remains any surplus money, the money Dimensions: 50.00 feet x 110.00 feet * Also subject to outstanding taxes tion was not available - You must x 24.18 feet x 109.37 feet will be deposited into the Superior x 50.00 feet x 110.00 feet in the arBount of $3,456.66 forf3rd check with the tax collector for exact Nearest Cross Street: Stockton Ave Court Trust Fund and any person Nearest Cross Street: Liberty Ave quarter 2009 real estate taxes due as amounts due The Sheriff hereby resorves the claiming the surplus, or any part there- The Sheriff hereby reserves the of Sept. 4, 2009 Surplus Money: If after the sale and right to adjourn this sale without of, may file a motion pursuant to Court right to adjourn this sale without satisfaction of the mortgage debt, further notice by publication. Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the ** Also subject to additional sums nature and extent of that person's further notice by publication. paid by plaintiff in the amount of including costs and expenses, there •Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- •Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- remains any surplus money, the money pal liens or other charges, and any claim and asking for an order directing $3,270.30 (for insurance premiums payment of the surplus money. The pal liens or other charges, and'any for 15 months at $218.02 per month) will be deposited into the Superior such taxes, charges, liens, insurance such taxes, charges, liens, Insurance Court Trust Fund and any person premiums or other advances made by Sheriff or other person conducting the *** Also subject to additional real sale will have information regarding premiums or other advances made by estate taxes paid by plaintiff listed claiming the surplus, or any part there- plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- of, may file a motion pursuant to Court ed parties are to conduct and rely the surplus, if any, as follows: Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the ed parties are to conduct and rely 10/24/08 Twp of Hillside upon their own independent investiga- Prior Mortgages and Judgments (if upon their own independent investiga- nature and extent of that person's tion to ascertain whether or not any any): NONE tion to ascertain whether or not any (3rd quarter 2008) $3,250.95 claim and asking for an order directing outstanding Interest remain of record Note: The sheriff reserves the right to 10/24/08 Twp of Hillside payment of the surplus money. The outstanding interest remain.of record (4th quarter 2008) 3,250.95 and/or have priority over the lien being adjourn this sale for any length of time and/or have priority over the lien being Sheriff or other person conducting the foreclosed and, if so the current without further advertisement. foreclosed and, if so the current 10/31/08 Twp of Hillside sale will have Information regarding amount due thereon. JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $280,104.69*" amount due thereon. (3rd & 4th quarter - remain- the surplus, if any. "If the sale is set aside for any rea- Two Hundred Eighty Thousand One "If the sale Is set aside for any rea- ing balance) 170.92 Prior Mortgages and Judgments (if son, the Purchaser at the sale shall be Hundred Four and 69/100*** son, the Purchaser at the sale shall be 4/22/09 Twp of Hillside (1st w): NONN BI entitled only a return of the deposit Attorney: entitled only a return of the deposit qtr 2009 delinquent taxes Note:: ThThee sheriff reserves the right to paid. The Purchaser shall have no fur- ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, paid. The Purchaser shall have no fur- and 2007 and 2008 delin- adjourdjourn thithLs sale for an. ,y lengt._..__.h of time ther recourse against the Mortgagor, LLC . ther recourse against the Mortgagor, quent sewer) without further advertisement. the Mortgagor's attorney. 200 SHEFFIELD STREET the Mortgagor's attorney. TOTAL ' $1- JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $499,634.32*** *"If after the sale and satisfaction SUITE 301 "*if after the sale and satisfaction Surplus Money: If after the sale and Four Hundred Ninety-Nine Thousand of the mortgage debt, including MOUNTAINSIDE, NJ 07092 of the mortgage debt, Including satisfaction of the mortgage debt, Six Hundred Thirty-Four and costs and expenses, there remains (908)233-8500 FCZ-100142 costs and expenses, there remains Including costs and expenses, there 32/100*** any surplus money, the money will Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich any surplus money, the money will remains any surplus money, the money Attorney: be deposited into the Superior Court A full legal description can be found at be deposited into the Superior Court will be deposited into the Superior ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, Trust Fund and arty person claiming the Union County Sheriff's Office Trust Fund and any person claiming Court Trust Fund and any person LLC the surplus, or any part thereof, may Total Upset: $308,236.22*** the surplus, or any part thereof, may claiming the surplus, or any part there- 200 SHEFFIELD STREET file a motion pursuant to Court Three Hundred Eight Thousand Two file a motion pursuant to Court of, may file a motion pursuant to Court SUITE 301 Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the Hundred Thirty-Six and 22/100*** Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the MOUNTAINSIDE, NJ O7092 » nature and extent of that person's October 8, 15, 22, 29, 2009 nature and extent of that person's nature and extent of that person's claim and asking for an order direct- claim and asking for an order direct- claim and asking for an order directing (908)233-8500 XCZ-99432 U246826 UNL ($176.40) Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich ing payment of the surplus money. ______ing payment of the surplus money. payment of the surplus money. The The Sheriff or other person conduct- The Sheriff or other person conduct- Sheriff or other person conducting the A full legal description can be found at the Union County Sheriff's Office ing the sale will have information Ing the sale will have information sale will have information regarding •regarding the surplus, if any. regarding the surplus, if any. the surplus, If any. Total Upset: $547,984.01*" SHERIFF'S SALE Five Hundred Forty-Seven Thousand JUDGMERT AMOUNT: $378,649.56*" Sheriff's File Number: CH-09005324 JLTDGMENT AMOUNT; _S305,237.22*" THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES Nine Hundred Eighty-Four and Three Hundred Seventy-Eight Thou- Division: CHANCERY Three Hundred Five Thousand Two THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE sand Six Hundred Forty-Nine and Docket Number: F2198806B Hundred Thirty-Seven and 22/100'** WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE 01/100*** • 58/100*** Attorney: , October 8, 15, 22, 29, 2009 Attorney: County: Union THROUGH PUBLICATION. U246825 UNL ($170.52) Plaintiff: DEUTSCHE BANK TRUST A FULL LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE COMPANY AMERICAS, AS TRUSTEE PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, .PC PREMISES CAN BE FOUND IN THE _ UNION PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC AND CUSTODIAN FOR SOUNDVIEW 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD , OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF OF UNION 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD HOME LOAN TRUST 2004-1 BY SUITE 100 , COUNTY NOTICE SUITE 100 SAXON MORTGAGE SERVICES, INC. MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $570,906.58 MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 AS ITS ATTORNEY-IN-FACT (856) 813-5500 '"Five Hundred Seventy Thousand The Township of Union Board of Edu- (856) 813-5500. VS Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich Nine Hundred Six and 58/100*** cation has awarded a contract without Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich Defendant: JUAN GOICOECHEA; A full legal description can be found at Attorney: competitive bidding as a professional A full legal description can be found at YOLANDA GOICOECHEA the Union County Sheriff's Office PARKER MC CAY - ATTORNEYS, service pursuant to N.J.S.A. 18A:18A- the Union County Sheriff's Office Sale Date: 11/18/2009 Total Upset: $355,370.41 7001 LINCOLN DRIVE WEST Total Upset: $418,876.22 ***Three Hundred Fifty-Five Thousand 5a(1). Writ of Execution: 09/15/2009 Three Hundred Seventy and 41/100*** THREE GREENTREE CENTRE - P.O. This contract and the resolution ***Four Hundred Eighteen Thousand By virtue of the above-stated writ of BOX 974 Eight Hundred Seventy-Six and October 8, 15, 22, 29, 2009 authorizing It are available for public execution to me directed I shall U24S839 UNL ($182.28) MARLTON, NJ 08053-0974 inspection in the Business Office. 227100*** expose for sale by public venue, at the (856)596-8900 October 22, 29, Nov. 5, 12, 2009 UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION ______Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich BY ORDER OF U247756 UNL ($186.20) BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- A full legal description can be found at THE TOWNSHIP OF UNION _____ BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., the Union County Sheriff's Office BOARD OF EDUCATION on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the NOTICE Total Upset: $658,257.91 JAMES J. DAMATO, afternoon of said day. All successful ***Six Hundred Fifty-Eight Thousand NOTICE bidders must have 20% of their bid The Township of Union Board of Edu- Two Hundred Fifty-Seven and BOARD SECRETARY available in cash or certified check at cation has awarded a contract without 91/100*** ' Dated: October 20, 2009 The Township of Union Board of Edu- the conclusion of the sales. competitive bidding as a professional October 8, 15, 22, 29, 2009 cation has awarded a contract without The property to be sold is located in service pursuant to N.J.S.A. 18A:18A- Sa(1). U246820 UNL ($201.88) Awarded to: New Jersey Specialized competitive bidding as a professional the Township of Hillside in the County _____ Child Study Team - Katzenbach School service pursuant to N.J.S.A. 18A:18A- of UNION, State of New Jersey. This contract and the resolution For the Deaf, P.O. Box 535, Trenton, 5aj1). Commonly known as: 545 Chapman authorizing il are available for public NJ 08625 This contract and the resolution Street, Hillside, NJ 07205 inspection In the Business Office. NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARDED authorizing it are available for public Tax Lot No.: 40 in Block 511 inspection in the Business Office. Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 33 BY ORDER OF Services: Provide evaluations for stu- ft x 100 ft The Township Committee of the Town- dents who are deaf or hard of hearing THE TOWNSHIP OF UNION ship of Union has awarded a contract for the 2009-2010 school year >BY ORDER OF Nearest Cross Street: Cornell Place BOARD OF EDUCATION without competitive bidding as a non- THE TOWNSHIP OF UNION aka Paul Street JAMES J. DAMATO. fair and open contract pursuant to Costs: Not to exceed $3,500 in accor- BOARD OF EDUCATION Subject to any open taxes, BOARD SECRETARY^ N.J.S.A. 19:44A 20. 4 et seq. This dance with fee schedule JAMES J. DAMATO, water/sewer, municipal or tax liens contract and the resolution authorizing U248207 UNL Oct. 29, 2009 ($16.17) BOARD SECRETARY that may be due, Dated: October 20, 2009 it is available for public inspection in _____ Tax and prior lien info: Taxes, the Office of the Municipal Clerk. Dated: October 20, 2009 Sewer and Water may be delinquent, Awarded to: St. Barnabas Pediatric you must check with the tax collector Specialty Center, 200 South Orange BY ORDER OF THE NOTICE Awarded to: Cross County Clinical and for exact amounts due. Avenue, Livingston, NJ 07039 TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE Education Services, 3176 State High- Title Number - 81292 Eileen Birch, Township Clerk The Township of Union Board of Edu- way 27, Kendall Park, NJ 08824 Block 511 Lot 40 Services: Provide psychiatric evalua- cation has awarded a contract without The total amount due for past due tions for district students for the 2009- Dated: October 13, 2009 competitive bidding as a professional- Services: Provide Child Study Team taxes is $0 2010 school year service pursuant to N.J.S.A. 18A:18A- evaluations in foreign languages for Prior Mortgage and Judgments (if Awarded to: David'W. Fassett, Esq. 5a(1). the 2009-2010 school year any): Costs: Not to exceed $5,500.00 Arsenault, Wh/pple, Farmer, This contract and the resolution Note: The sheriff reserves the right to U248212 UNL Oct. 29, 2009 ($15.19) Fassett & Azzarello, LLP authorizing it are available for public Costs: Not to exceed $3,500 adjourn this sale for any length of time 560 Main Street inspection in the Business Office. U240209 UNL Oct. 29, 2009 ($15.19) without further advertisement. HILLSIDE Chatham, New Jersey 07928 JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $174,915.13*" BY ORDER OF " HILLSIDE ' ' ~ One Hundred Seventy-Four Thou- SHERIFF'S SALE Services: » Leqal representation for THE TOWNSHIP OF UNION sand Nine Hundred Fifteen and Sheriff's File Number: CH-09005140 the Townshin. in the ARC, LLC litigation SHERIFF'S SALE 13/100"** Division: CHANCERY BOARD OF EDUCATION Docket Number: F2620807 JAMES J. DAMATO, Sheriffs File Number: CH-09005133 Attorney: Cost: increase of $10,000.00, not to Division: CHANCERY ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, County: Union BOARD SECRETARY Docket Number: F1154208 Plaintiff: U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSO- exceed $20,000.00. LLC CIATION AS TRUSTEE FOR THE Dated: October 20, 2009 County: Union 200.SHEFFIELD STREET Duration: June 30, 2309 - June 30, Plaintiff: STEEL MOUNTAIN CAPITAL SUITE 301 HOLDERS OF BEAR STEARNS ARM 2011 II LLC MOUNTAINSIDE, NJ 07092 TRUST, MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH Awarded to: St. Barnabas Ambulatory VS CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2004-7 Hearing Center, 200 South Orange (908)233-8500 FCZ-81292 VS U248374 UNL Oct. 29, 2009 ($17.15) Avenue, Livingston, NJ 07039 Defendant: MARTA E. RODRIGUEZ, Sheriff: Rafph Froehlich HER HEIRS, DEVISEES, AND PER- A full legal description can be found at Defendant: CAR1NE DORVIL HILLSIDE SONAL REPRESENTATIVES, AND the Union County Sheriff's Office Sale Date: 11/04/2009 Services: Provide central auditory HER, THEIR OR ANY OF THEIR SUC- Writ of Execution: 03/19/2008 function evaluations for district stu- Total Upset: $221,096.02"* By virtue of the above-stated writ of SHERIFF'S SALE dents for the 2009-2010 school year CESSORS IN RIGHT, TITLE AND Two Hundred Twenty-One Thousand Sheriff's File Number: CH-09005137 INTEREST; RITE AID CORPORATION Ninety-Six and 02/100*** execution to me directed I shall Division: CHANCERY Sale Date: 11/04/2009 October 22, 29, November 5, 12, 2009 expose for sale by public venue, at the Costs: Not to exceed $4,000.00 Writ of Execution: OS/28/2009 UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION Docket Number: F117030B U24821.4 UNL Oct. 29, 2009 ($15.19) U247774 UNL ($145.04) CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE PAGE 34 — THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2009 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSQURCE

PUBLIC NOTICE POBLlCNOTICE PUBDCllonCE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE BUILDING. 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- COMMITTEE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF outstanding interest remain of record LINDEN OF AMERICA BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth. N.J., UNION. COUNTY OF UNION, STATE and/or have priority over the lien being Sale Date: 11/04/2009 on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the OF NEW JERSEY. foreclosed and. -if so the current SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY Writ of Execution: 07/30/2009 afternoon of said day. Alt successful U248268 UNL Oct. 29. 2009 ($10.29) amount due thereon. CHANCERY DIVISION By virtue of the above-stated writ of bidders must have 20% of their bid _____ **lf the sale is set aside for any rea- UNION COUNTY execution to me directed I shall available in cash or certified check at son, the Purchaser at the sale shall be DOCKET NO. F-36105-09 expose for sale by public venue, at the the conclusion of the sales. entitled only a return of the deposit UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION The property to be sold is located in SHERIFF'S SALE paid. The Purchaser shall have no fur- NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- the TOWN of HILLSIDE, Ctfunty of Sheriff's File Number: CH-O9O05334 ther recourse against the Mortgagor, BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., UNION and State of New Jersey. Division: CHANCERY the Mortgagor's attorney. STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: CYN- on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the Commonly known as: 400 HARVARD Docket Number: F792905B ***lf .after the sale and satisfaction THIA FULTON, ALICIA GOFORTH- afternoon of said day. All successful AVE, HILLSIDE, NJ 07205. County: Union of the mortgage debt, including KIRTON, GREGORY PAYNE, ANDRE bidders must have 20% of their bid Tax Lot No. 12 in Block No. 704 Plaintiff: COUNTRYWIDE HOME costs and expenses, there remains PAYNE, DARRYLE PAYNE, TER- available in cash or certified check at Dimension of Lot Approximately: 36 X LOANS, INC. any surplus money, the money will RANCE PAYNE, RUTH PAYNE, the conclusion of the sales. SO VS be deposited into the Superior Court DECEASED, HER HEIRS, DEVISEES Property to be sold is located in the Nearest Cross Street: LIBERTY Defendant: MU'MIN S. A. SHAHBAAZ Trust Fund and any person claiming AND PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVES City of Elizabeth*, County of Union, AVENUE A/K/A EVERETT LYNN, ZAREENA the surplus, or any part thereof, may AND HER, THEIR OR ANY OF THEIR State of New Jersey Beginning at a point in the souther- TAARIQAjSHAHBAAZ A/K/A DEBORAH file a motion pursuant to Court SUCCESSORS IN RIGHT, TITLE AND Premises commonly known as: 1049 ly tine of Harvard Avenue (50.00 feat LYNN, BENEFICIAL NEW JERSEY, Rufes 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the INTEREST LAFAYETTE STREET, ELIZABETH NJ wide) therein distant 989.06 feet INC., STATE OF NEW JERSEY nature and extent of that person's 07201 westerly from the corner formed by Sale Date: 11/18/2009 claim and asking for an order direct- YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND BEING KNOWN as LOT 805, BLOCK 9 the Intersection of the said line of Writ of Execution: 09/15/2009 ing payment of the surplus money. REQUIRED to serve upon FEIN, on the official Tax Map of the City of Harvard Avenue and the northwest- By virtue of the above-stated writ of The Sheriff or other person conduct- SUCH, KAHN & SHEPARC), plaintiff's Elizabeth erly line of Liberty Avenue (60.00 execution to me directed I shall ing the sale will have information attorneys, whose address is 7 Century Dimensions: 105.00 feet x 20.70 feet feet wide); thence expose for sale by public venue, at the regarding the surplus, if any. Drive, Suite 201, Parsippany, New Jer- X 105.00 feet x 20.50 feet "THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $282,384.23 sey 07054, telephone nurnber #(973) Nearest Cross Street: /-Catherine BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- Two Hundred Street - • THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE Three ndrd Eighty-Two Thousand 538-9300. an Answer to the Complaint WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., Hundred Eighty-Four and and Amended Complaint, filed In a civil The Sheriff hereby reserves the THROUGH PUBLICATION." on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the 23/100* action, In Which BAG HOME LOANS right to adjourn this sate without PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES afternoon of said day. All successful Attorney: > SERVICING, LP FKA COUNTRYWIDE further notice by publication. TOTAL AS OF September 8, 2009: bidders must have 20% of their bid PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC HOME LOANS SERVICING LP is •Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- $.00 available in cash or certified check at 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD Plaintiff and CYNTHIA FULTON, et al., pal Hens or other charges, and any Surplus Money: If after the sale and the conclusion of the sales. SUITE 100 are Defendants, pending In the Superi- such taxes, charges, liens, insurance satisfaction of Ihe mortgage debt, Property to be sold is located In the MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 or Court of New Jersey, Chancery Divi- premiums or other advances .made by including costs and expenses, there Township of HILLSIDE, County of (856) 813-5500 sion, UNION County and bearing plaintiff prior to this sale, All interest- remains any surplus money, the money UNION, State of New Jersey Sheriff; Ralph Froehlich Docket No. F-36105-09 within thirty- ed parties are to conduct and rely will be- deposited into the Superior Premises commonly known as: 69 A full legal description can be found at five (35) Jays after 10/29/09, or if pub- upon their own independent investiga- Court Trust Fund and any person Mading Terrace, Hillside NJ 07205 the Union County Sheriff's Office lished after 10/29/09, thirty-five (35) tion to ascertain whether or not any claiming Ihe surplus, or any part there- BEING KNOWN as LOT 65, BLOCK Total Upsei: $326,517.91 days after the actual date of such pub- outstanding interest remain of record of, may file a motion pursuant to Court 1712, on 'the official Tax Map of (he ***Three Hundred Twenty-Six Thou- lication, exclusive of such date, exclu- and/or have priority over the lien being Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the Township of HILLSIDE sand Five Hundred Seventeen and sive of such date; If you fail to do so. foreclosed and, If so the current nature and extent of that person's Dimensions: 33.00 FEET X 100.00 91/100*** Judgment by Default may be rendered amount due thereon. claim and asking for an order directing FEET X 33.00 FEET X 100.00 FEET against you for the relief demanded in **lf the sale is set aside for any rea- payment of the surplus money. The Nearest Cross Street: SALEM AVE October 22, 29, Nov. 5, 12, 2009 the Complaint, You shall file your son, the Purchaser at the sale shall be Sheriff or other person conducting the The Sheriff hereby, reserves the U247760 UNL ($180.32) answer and proof of service in dupli- entitled only a return of the deposit sale will have information regarding right to adjourn this sale without cate with the Clerk of the Superior paid. The Purchaser shall have no fur- the surplus, if any. further notice by publication. Court, Hughes Justice Complex, CN- ther recourse against the Mortgagor, JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $322,938.13*** •Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- FUBLIC NOTICE 971, Trenton, New Jersey 08625. in the Mortgagor's attorneys Three Hundred Twenty-Two Thou- pal liens or other charges, and any accordance with the Rules of Civil ***lf after the sale and satisfaction sand Nine Hundred Thirty-Eight and such taxes, charges, liens, insurance ROSELLE Practice and Procedure. of the mortgage debt, including 13/100*" premiums or. other advances made by costs and expenses, there remains Attorney: plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- SHERIFF'S SALE This action has been instituted for any surplus money, the money will FEIN. SUCH, KAHN & SHEPARD, PC ed parties are to conduct and rely Sheriff's File Number: CH-0900S364 the purpose of (1) foreclosing a mort- be deposited into the Superior Court 7 CENTURY DRIVE upon their own independent investiga- Division: CHANCERY gage dated May 5, 2005 made by Trust Fund and any person claiming SUITE 201 tion to ascertain whether or not any Docket Number: F2965708 RUTH PAYNE as mortgagor to MORT- the surplus, or any part thereof, may PARSIPPANY, NJ 07054 outstanding interest remain of record County: Union GAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION file a motion pursuant to Court (973)533-4700 and/or have,priority over the lien being Plaintiff: U.S. BANK NATIONAL SYSTEMS, INC. AS NOMINEE FOR Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich foreclosed and, if so the current ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR MIT LENDING recorded on May 19, nature and extent of that person's A full legal description can be found at amount due thereon. THE • i'CERTIFICATEHOLDERS OF 2005, in Book M11167 of Mortgages claim and asking for an order direct- the Union County Sheriff's Office **lf the sale is set aside for any rea- CSMC'2007-3 for UNION County, Page 0785, el seq., ing payment of the surplus Smoney. Total Upset: $386,732.83 son, the Purchaser at the sale shall be VS whifch said mortgage was du.ly The Sheriff or other person conduct- ***Three Hundred EightyrSix Thousand entitled only a return oi the deposit Defendant: WILFREDO CABRERA; assigned to the Plaintiff named above, ing the sale will have information Seven Hundred Thirty-Two and paid. The Purchaser shall have no fur- MARIS'OL CABRERA; MORTGAGE who is the present holder of said Mort- regarding the surplus, if any. 83/100***' ther cecourse against the Mortgagor, ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYS- gage and (2) to recover possession of, Pursuant to 28, U.S.C. Section 2410©, the Mortgagor's attorney. TEMS, INC. ACTING."! SOLELY AS A and concerns premises commonly this sale is subject to a 1 year right of October 8, 15, 22, 29, 2009 ***lf after the sale and satisfaction NOMINEE FOR" i DECISION ONE known as 606 CARNEGIE STREET, redemption held by the United States U246818 UNL ($168.56) of the mortgage debt, including MORTGAGE COMPANY, LLC, ITS LINDEN, NJ 7036, Block 96, Lot 6. of America by virtue of it's lien: costs and expenses, there remains SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS If you cannot afford or are unable to Lissette Lopez and Mildred • UNION any surplus money, the money will Sale Date: 11/18/2009 obtain an attorney, you may communi- Rodriguez TO Secretary of Housing be deposited into the Superior Court Writ of Execution: 09/11/2009 cate with the Legal Services Office of od urban Development, dated NOTICE . Trust Fund and any person claiming By virtue of the above-stated writ of the County of venue by calling: and urbb a n Developmen2007 d , dated the surplus, or any part thereof, may execution to me directed I shall UNION COUNTY LAWYER REFERRAL: November 15, 2007 and recordecord d The Township of Union Board of Edu- file a motion pursuant to Court expose for sale by public venue, at the (908)353-4715 NNovembeb r 2727 , 2007 In Boo[B[ j 1235612356, cation has awarded a contract without Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION UNION COUNTY LEGAL SERVICES: Page 39. To Secure $12,297.54. competitive bidding as a professional nature and extent of that person's BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- (908)354-4340 JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $440,332.24*** service pursuant to N.J.S.A. 18A:18A- claim and asking for an order direct- BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., YOU, RUTH PAYNE, Deceased, her Four Hundred Forty Thousand Three ing payment of the surplus money. on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the heirs, devisees and personal repre- Hundred Thirty-Two and 24/100*** This contract and the resolution The Sheriff or other person conduct- afternoon of said day. All successful sentatives, and her, their or any of Attorney: authorizing it are available for public ing the sale will have information bidders must have 20% of their bid their successors in right, title and PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC inspection in Ihe Business Office. regarding the surplus, If any. available in cash or certified check at interest, are made party defendants to 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $149,860.92*** the conclusion of the sales. this foreclosure action for any lien, SUITE 100 BY ORDER OF. One Hundred Forty-Nine Thousand claim or interest you may have in, to or MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 THE TOWNSHIP OF UNION Eight Hundred Sixty and 92/100*** Property to be sold is located in the against the mortgagee! premises by (856).813-5500 BOARD OF EDUCATION, Attorney: ' Borough of Roselle, County of reason of the Mortgage made RUTH Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich JAMES J. DAMATO. Union, State of New Jersey A full legal description can be found at Premises commonly known as: 1007 PAYNE as set forth above, and by rea- BOARD SECRETARY*. PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC son of the death of the deceaeddeceased, the Union County Sheriff's Office CHANDLER AVENUE, ROSELLE NJ RUTH NE U Total Upset: $505,005.64 Dated: October 20, 2009 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD 07203 RUTH PAYNE. Uporrrequest, a copy of ""Five Hundred Five Thousand Five SUITE 100 BEING KNOWN as LOT 15, BLOCK the Complaint and Amendment to Com- and 64/100*** Awarded to: NJ Teacher to Teacher. MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 1202, on the official Tax Map of the . plaint, jr any, will be supplied to you October 8,\15, 22, 29, 2009 202 Dobson Road, East Brunswick, NJ (856) 813-5500 : Borough of Roselle for particularity. U246874 PRO ($197.96) 08816 Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich Dimensions: 103.94 feet x 60.00 feet YOU, ALICIA GOFORTH-KIRTON A full lega! description can be foand at x 100.00 feet x 47.97 feet are made party defendant(s) to this, " LINDEN * Services: Provide professional serv- the Union County Sheriff's Office Nearest Cross Street: Tenth Ave foreclosure action because you may Total Upset: $198,408,21 The Sheriff hereby reserves the have an interest in, to or against the CITY OF LINDEN ices in connection with teacher work- ***One Hundred Ninety-Eight Thou- right to adjourn this sale without subject property. Upon request, a shops for the 2009-2010 school year sand Four Hundred Eight and copy of the Complaint and Amendment 21/100*** further notice by publication. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Costs: Not to exceed $512,900.00 *Sublect to any unpaid taxes, munici- to Complaint, if any, will be supplied to THAT THE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE U248206 UNL Oct. 29, 2009 ($15.19) October 22, 29, Nov. 5,12, 2009 pal liens or other charges, and any you for particularity. WAS INTRODUCED AND PASSED ON U247759 UNL ($182.28) such taxes, charges, liens, insurance YOU, GREGORY PAYNE are made FIRST READING BY THE Council of UNION premiums or other advances made by party defendant(s) to this foreclosure the City of Linden in the County of HILLSIDE plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- action because you may have an Inter- Union, State of New Jersey, on Octo- NOTICE ed parties are to conduct and rely est in, to or against the subject prop- ber 20, 2009 and will be presented for SHERIFF'S SALE upon their own independent investiga- erty. Upon request, a copy of the further consideration and hearing to The Township of Union Board of Edu- Sheriff's File Number: CH-09005384 tion to ascertain whether or not any Complaint and Amendment to Com- be held on November 10, 2009 at 7:00 cation has awarded a contract without Division: CHANCERY outstanding interest remain of record plaint, if any, will be supplied to you pm prevailing time, or as soon there- Docket Number: F5B0308 and/or have priority over the lien being for particularity. after as the matter can be reached. competitive bidding as a professional County: Union foreclosed and, if so the current YOU, ANDRE PAYNE are made party service pursuant to N.J.S.A. 18A:18A- Plaintiff: J.P. MORGAN MORTGAGE amount due thereon. defendant(s) to this foreclosure action 5aj1). ACQUISITION CORP. **lf the sale is set aside for any rea- because you may have an interest in, Joseph C. Bodek This contract and the resolution VS son, the Purchaser at the sale shall bo to or against the subject property. City Clerk authorizing it are available for public Defendant: REGINA V. LEVERETTE; entitled only a return of the deposit Upon request, a copy of the Complaint inspection in the Business Office. DERRICK J. EUTSEY; ANGEL M. paid. The Purchaser shall have no fur- and Amendment to Complaint, if any, #53-59 DENT; MONICA DAVIS , ther recourse against the Mortgagor, will be supplied to you for particularity. BY ORDER OF Sale Date: 11/18/2009 the Mortgagor's attorney. AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND THE TOWNSHIP OF UNION Writ of Execution: 09/09/2009 ***lf after the sale and satisfaction YOU, DARRYLE PAYNE are made SUPPLEMENT CHAPTER II, ADMINIS- BOARD OF EDUCATION By virtue of the above-stated writ of of the mortgage debt, including party defendant(s) to this foreclosure TRATION, OF AN ORDINANCE ENTI- JAMES J. DAMATO, execution to me directed I shall costs and expenses, there remains action because you may have an inter- TLED, •' AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING BOARD SECRETARY expose for sale by public venue, at the any surplus money, the money will est in, to or against the subject prop- AND ENACTING THE REVISED GEN- UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION be deposited into the Superior Court erty. Upon request, a copy of the ERAL ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF Dated: October.20, 2009 BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- Trust Fund and any person claiming Complaint and Amendment to Com- LINDEN, 1999." PASSED NOVEMBER BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., the surplus, or any part thereof, may plaint, if any, will be supplied to you 23. 1999 AND APPROVED NOVEM- Awarded to: Jennifer Pilley, 2096 on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the file a motion pursuant to Court for particularity. BER 24, 1911, AND AS AMENDED Grand Street. Scotch Plains, NJ 07076 afternoon of said day. All successful Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the YOU, TERRANCE PAYNE are made AND SUPPLEMENTED bidders must have 20% of their bid nature and extent of that person's party defendant(s) to this foreclosure Services: Provide speech and lan- available in cash or certified check at claim and asking for an order direct- action because you may have an inter- Amend Chapter II, Administration, Arti- guage services for district students for the conclusion of the sales. ing payment of the surplus money. est in, to or against the subject prop- cle IV, Department Established, Sec- fhe 2009-2010 school year The Sheriff or other person conduct- erty. Upon request, a copy of the tion 2-12 Department of Police as fol- Property to be sold is located in the ing the sale will have information Complaint and Amendment to Com- Township of Hillside, County of plaint, if any, will be supplied to you lows: Costs: Not to exceed $9,500.00 Union, State of New Jersey regarding the surplus, if any. DELETE 2-12.1 Department of Police U248211 UNL Oct. 29, 2009 ($14.70) JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $258,317.60*** for particularity. in its entirety. Premises commonly known as: 627 Two Hundred Fifty-Eight Thousand File ZCW 2533 TILLMAN ST, HILLSIDE NJ 07205 Dated: October 21, 2009 ADD NEW 2-12.1 Department of Police UNION BEING KNOWN as LOT 22, BLOCK Three Hundred Seventeen and as follows: 508, on the official Tax Map of the 60/100*** JENNIFER M. PEREZ The Department of Police is hereby TOWNSHIP OF UNION Township of Hillside Attorney: Clerk of the Superior created pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:14- Dimensions: 24.16 feet x 110.39 feet Court of New Jersey 118 and shall consist of the followinq PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that x 24.18 feet x 109.37 feet PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC U248223 PRO Oct. 29, 2009 ($65.66) positions: (1) Chief; () Deputy Chief; an ordinance, the title, of which is Nearest Cross Street: Stockton Ave 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD (4) Captains; (10) Lieutenants; (16) hereinbelow set forth, was finally The Sheriff hereby reserves the SUITE 100 ELIZABETH Sergeants; (103) Patrol Officers; and passed and approved by the Township right to adjourn this sale without MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 civilian personnel as the Council may Committee of the Township of Union in further notice by publication. (856) 813-5500 SHERIFF'S SALE determine by Ordinance. the County of Union, at a public meet- "Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich Sheriff's File Number: CH-09005186 ing held al Ihe Municipal Building, pal liens or other charges, and any A full legal description can be found at Division: CHANCERY The complete ordinance is on file in Friberger Park, Union, New Jersey, on such taxes, charges, liens, insurance the Union County Sheriff's Office Docket Number: F2489608 the City Clerks Office, City Hall, 301 October 27, 2009. premiums or other advances made by Total Upset: $302,699.04 County: Union North Wood Avenue, Linden, NJ plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- ""Three Hundred Two Thousand Six Plaintiff: CITIMORTGAGE, INC. 07036. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAP- ed parties are to conduct and rely Hundred Ninety-Nine and 04/100*** VS U24S259 PRO Oct. 29 2009 ($26.46) TER 109-39.1, ENTITLED "OFF DUTY upon their own independent investiga- October 22, 29, Nov. 5, 12, 2009 Defendant: LISSETTE LOPEZ; MIL- EMPLOYMENT" BY THE TOWNSHIP tion to ascertain whether or not any U247766 PRO ($192.08) DRED RODRIGUEZ; UNITED STATES CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2009 — PAGE 35

PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLICNQTTCE _PUBOCJOTICE_ PUBLICNOTICE LINDEN County: Union Plaintiff: TRIBECA LENDING CORPO- LINDEN ROSELLE Plaintiff: US BANK NATIONAL ASSO- RATION, CITY OF LINDEN CIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR ASSET- VS POWERS KIRN, LLC NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PASSED ORDINANCE BACKED PASS-THROUGH CERTIFI- Defendant: OMAR JULIUS AND NIA 728 Marne Highway, Suite 200 BOROUGH OF ROSELLE, NO. 53-51 CATES, SERIES 2006-NC2 JULIUS, HIS WIFE; UNION COUNTY Moorestown, NJ 08057 UNION COUNTY VS BOARD OF SOCIAL SERVICES, AND (856) 802-1000 ORDINANCE NUMBER 2353-09 AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND Defendant: JOQUIM VIEIRA, NEW JUHEE GUPTA MD PC, Attorneys for Plaintiff (2009-2640) SUPPLEMENT CHAPTER IV, GENER- CENTURY MORTGAGE CORPORA- Sale Date: 11/04/2009 ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER AL LICENSING, OF AN ORDINANCE TION Writ of Execution: 08/24/2009 NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS 90A, RETAIL ESTABLISHMENTS, OF ENTITLED, "AN ORDINANCE ADOPT- Sale Date: 11/04/2009 By virtue of the above-stated writ of THE CODE OF THE BOROUGH OF ING AND ENACTING THE REVISED Writ of Execution: 08/28/2009 execution to me directed I shall Superior Court of New Jersey ROSELLE, IN THE COUNTY OF GENERAL ORDINANCES OF THE By virtue of the above-stated writ of expose for sale by public venue, at the Chancery Division UNION, NEW JERSEY CITY OF LINDEN, 1999," PASSED execution to me directed I shall UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION Union County NOVEMBER 23, 1999 AND expose for sale by public venue, at the BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- Docket No.F-43310-09 NOW THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED APPROVED NOVEMBER 24, 1999, UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., BY THE BOROUGH COUNCIL OF THE AND AS AMENDED AND SUPPLE- BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: BOROUGH OF ROSELLE, COUNTY MENTED. BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., afternoon of said day. All successful Wanda I. Melgar, her heirs, devisees OF UNION, NEW JERSEY AS FOL- on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the bidders must have 20% of their bid and personal representatives and LOWS: Amend Chapter IV, General Licensing afternoon of said day. All successful available In cash or certified check at his/her, their, or any of their succes- a^Moilows: bidders must have 20% of their bid the conclusion of the sales. sors in right, title and interest and SECTION 1., Chapter 90A, "Retail available in cash or certified check at PROPERTY TO BE SOLD IS LOCATED Elmer O. Melgar, his heirs, devisees, Establishments", of the Borough Code DELETE 4*-35 in its entirety. the conclusion of the sales. IN: City of Linden, County of Union, in and personal representatives and of the Borough of Roselle is hereby ADD New 4-35 as follows: Property to be sold is located in the the State of New Jersey his/her, their, or any of their succes- amended as follows: 4-35.1 Definitions, 4-35.2 Applica- City of Elizabeth, County of Union, PREMISES COMMONLY KNOWN AS: sors in right, title and interest 1113 Lincoln Street, Linden, NJ 07036 tion for Certificate-Procedura infor- State of New Jersey ADD: §90A-4 Pawn Shops/Cash- mation Required, 4-35.3 Public Hear- Premises commonly known as: 220 TAX LOT # 3 BLOCK #119 APPROXIMATE DIMENSIONS: 40' X YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and for-Gold/Cash-for-Jewelry Stores Pro- ing-Publication of Notice-Confirma- Geneva Street. NJ 07206 required to serve upon the Attorneys hibited. tion by Governing Body, 4-35.4 BEING KNOWN as LOT S98.A, 100' for Plaintiff, Powers Kirn, LLC, 728 Issuance of Certiflcate-Procedure- BLOCK 2 on the official Tax Map of the NEAREST CROSS STREET: Union Marne Highway, P.O. Box 848, Establishments that engage in the Crlterla-Permitted Ratio, 4-35.5 City of Elizabeth Street Moorestown, NJ 08057, an Answer to business of lending money in Insurance Required, 4-35.6 License Dimensions: 25.00ft x 100.00ft x the Complaint filed in a Civil Action in exchange for personal property Fees-Licensing Year Established- 25.00ft x 100.00ft 1th Quarter 2008 through 1st Quarter which Credit Based Asset Servicing deposited with him or her that can be License Transfer Fee, 4-35.7 Trans- Nearest Cross Street: Third Avenue 2009 (w/interest through 4/30/09) and Securitization LLC Is Plaintiff and kept or sold if the borrower fails or fer of Certificates or Permits. Con- The Sheriff hereby reserves the = $2,133.59* Wanda I. Melgar a'nd Elmer O. Melgar, refuses to repay the loan and/or thai sent Required, 4-35.8 Suspension or right to adjourn this sale without" "Plus interest on these figures through et a!., are Defendants, pending in the provide cash in exchange for gold or Revocation of Certificates or Per- further notice by publication. date of payoff and any and all subse- Superior Court of New Jersey, within jewelry, except for jewelry stores, are mits-Causes-ProcedUre, 4-35.9 Taxi- 'Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- quent taxes, water and sewer thirty-five (35) days after October 29, hereby prohibited within the Borough cab Driver's License Required,? 4- pal hens or other charges, and any amounts. 2009, exclusive of such date. If you of Roselle. 35.10 Application Procedure-Infor- such taxes, charges, liens, insurance Surplus Money: If after the sale and fail to do so, judgment by default may mation and Credentials Required- premiums or other advances made by satisfaction or the mortgage debt, be rendered against you for the relief ADD: §90A-5 Exceptions Filing Fee, 4-35.11 State Motor Vehi- plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- including costs and expenses, there demanded in trie Complaint. You shall cle Operator's License Required, 4- ed parties are to conduct and rely remains any surplus money, the money file your Answer and Proof of Service 35.12 Police Investigation of Appli- upon their own independent investiga- Any Pawn Shop/Cash-for-Gold or will be deposited into the Superior in duplicate with the Clerk of the Supe- Cash-for-Jewelry Stores currently cant Required, 4-35.13 Considera- tion tg ascertain whether or not any Court Trust Fund and any person rior Court at the Richard J. Hughes tion of Application-Hearing for outstanding interest remain of record established within the Borough of claiming the surplus, or any part there- Justice Complex, CN 971, 6th Floor, Roselle as of the date of adoption of Reconsideration, 4-35.14 Issuance and/or have priority over the lien being of, may file a motion pursuant to Court North Vying, Trenton, New Jersey, of License-Duration-Annual Fee, 4- foreclosed and, if so the current this ordinance may continue said oper- Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the 08625, in accordance with the rules ation. . 35.15 Display of License, Permit and amount due thereon. nature and extent of that person's governing the courts. A $135:00 filing Permit Number Required, 4-35.16 "If the sale Is set aside for any rea- claim and asking for an order directing fee payable to the Clerk of the Superi- License Suspension or Revocation- son, the Purchaser at the sale shall be payment of the surplus money. The or Court and a completed Case Infor- ADD: §90A-6 Hours of Operation Procedure-Notice of Hearing, 4» entitled only a return of the deposit Sheriff or other person conducting the mation Statement must accompany 35.17 Compliance with Laws paid. The Purchaser shall have no fur- sale will have Information regarding your answer or motion. Any business operating pursuant to Required, 4-35.18 Regulations Gov- ther recourse against the Mortgagor, the surplus, if any. 690A-5 shall be permitted to conduct erning Inspections, Capacity, Equip- the Mortgagor's attorney. The action has been instituted for the business only between the hours of 10 ment and Maintenance of vehicles, ***lf after the sale and satisfaction THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES purpose of foreclosing a mortgage a.m. to 12' noon and 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.; 4-35.19 Regulations Governing Des- of the mortgage debt, Including THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE dated March 7, 2007, recorded on Sunday through Saturday. ignation of Taxicab, 4-35.20 Zone costs and expenses, there remains WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE April 7, 2007, in Book 12119 at Page Map-Possession and Display any surplus money, the money will THROUGH PUBLICATION. 73&c made by Elmer O. Melgar and ADD: §90A-7 Violations and Penalties Required, 4-35.21 Regulations Gov- be deposited into the Superior Court A FULL LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE Wanda I. Melgar to Mortgage Electron- erning Kates of Fare, 4-35.22 Trust Fund and any person claiming PREMISES CAN BE FOUND IN THE ic Registration Systems, Inc., as nom- The penalty for a violation of §90A-4 Receipts-Information-When the surplus, or any part thereof, may OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF OF UNION inee for Lime Financial Services, Ltd. or §90A-6 shall be in accordance with Required, 4-35.23 Refusal by Pas- file a motion pursuant to Court COUNTY and duly assigned to plaintiff, Credit the general penalty provision of Ihe senger to Pay Legal Fare Unlawful, Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $228,431.18 Based Asset Servicing and Securitiza- Borough Code established by Ordi- 4-35\24 Regulations Governing nature and extent of that person's ***Two Hundred Twenty-Eight Thou- tion LLC, and concerns real estate nance Number 2348-09. Solicitation, Acceptance and Dis- claim and asking for an order direct- sand Four Hundred Tftirty-One and located at 2127 Dill Avenue, Linden, charge of Passengers, 4-35.25 Taxi- ing payment of the surplus money. 187100*** NJ 07036, Block 2 Lot 15. SECTION 2, To the extent that any cab stands-Designation, Establish- The Sheriff or other person conduct- Attorney: YOU, Wanda I. Melgar, her heirs, previous ordinance or resolution is ment and Use, 4-35.26 Regulations ing the sale will have information PARKER MC CAY - ATTORNEYS devisees, and personal representa- inconsistent with or contradictory Governing Two-Way Radio Commu- regarding the surplus, if any. 7001 LINCOLN DRIVE WEST tives and his/her, their, or any of their hereto, said ordinance or resolution Is nication and Taxicab Dispatchers, 4- JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $546,403.96**' THREE GREENTREE CENTRE - P.O. successors in right, title.and interest hereby repealed or amended to the 35.27 Prohibition of Other Vehicles, Five Hundred Forty-Six Thousand BOX 974 and Elmer O. Melgar, his heirs, extent necessary to make It consistent Four Hundred Three and 96/100*" MARLTON, NJ 08033-0974 devisees, and personal representa- herewith. 4-35.28 taxicab Services Required, Attorney: (856)596-8900 tives and his/her, their, or any of their SECTION 3. The provisions of this 4-35.29 Obligations of Dispatcher, 4- Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich successors in right, title and interest Ordinance are severable. To the 35.30 Manifests, 4-35.31 Holder's PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC A full legal description can be found at are made a defendant because you are extent any clause, phrase sentence, 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD the Union County Sheriff's Office Ihe maker of the bond/note and mort- Records and Reports, 4-35.32 Adver- SUITE 100 paragraph, or provision of this Ordi- tising Authorized, 4-35.33 Inquiry as Total Upset: $252,131.60 gage and/or an owner thereof and nance snail be declared invalid, illegal to Destination, 4-35.34 Dress and MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 ***Two Hundred Fifty-Two Thousand Plaintiff is unable to determine the or unconstitutional, the remaining pro- Appearance of Taxicab Drivers, 4- (856) 813-5500 I One Hundred Thirty-One and whereabouts of the defendant, and visions shall continue in full force and 35.35 Badge/Identification Card Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich 60/100*** therefore, does not know whether effect. Requirement for Taxicab Drivers- A full legal description can be found at October 8, 15, 22, 29, 2009 he/she is living or dead and therefore, SECTION 4. This Ordinance sliall Replacement Fee-Annual Renewal, the Union County Sheriff's Office U246835 PRO ($172.48) names as defendants Wanda I. Melgar, take effect at the time and in the man- 4-35.36 Change of Address-Report Total Upset: $632,899.64 her heirs, devisees, and personal rep- ner provided at law. Required, 4-35,37 Misleading Infor- ***Six Hundred Thirty-Two • Thousand resentatives and his/her, their, or any PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that mation Prohibited, 4-35.38 use for Eight Hundred Ninety-Nine and of their successors in right, title and the foregoing proposed Ordinance was Illegal or Immoral Purposes Prohib- 647100"* interest and Elmer O. Melgar, his introduced and read by title for Ihe ited, 4-35,39 Examination of Taxicab October 8, 15, 22, 29, 2009 LINDEN heirs, devisees, and personal repre- first time at a regular meeting of the after Discharge of Passengers, 4- U246875 PRO ($182.28) sentatives and his/her, their, or any of Borough Council of the Borough of 35.40 Dispatcher's Logbook-Infor- Storage Post, Inc., will sell at Public their successors in right, title and Roselle held on October 21, 2009, and mation and Maintenance Required, LINDEN Auction under New Jersey Lien laws interest. • this Ordinance will be considered for 4-35.41 Rate Schedule Book, 4-35.42 for cash only on November 25, 2009 at final passage at a regular meeting of RESOLUTION: 2009-322 You are further advised that an indi- List of Employees Required, 4-35.43 11:00AM and on such succeeding days vidual who is unable to obtain an attor- the Borough Council to be held Violation-Penalty, 4-36.44 Enforce- and times as may be necessary at 401 ney may communicate with the New November 10, 2009, at 7:30 P.M., or ment. RESOLUTION APPROVING A S. Park Ave., Linden, NJ 07036 the Jersey State Bar Association by calling as soon thereafter as the matter may SHARED SERVICES AGREEMENT property described herein as belong- be reached, at Borough Hall, Council FOR ANIMAL CONTROL SERVICES ing to: toll free 800-792-8315 (within New The complete ordinance is on file In Jersey) or 609-394-1101 (from out of Chambers, 210 Chestnut St., Roselle, WITH THE TOWNSHIP OF CLARK Reinaldo Ruiz #2120: cartons, totes, NJ, at which time and place all per- the City Clerk's Office, City Hall, 301 FOR 2010 state), You may also communicate North Wood Avenue. Linden, NJ books; Ramon L. Rosado #5023: car- with a Lawyer Referral Service, or if sons interested will be given an oppor- 07036. tons, bags, furniture; Mark D. Lytch you cannot afford to pay an attorney tunity to be heard concerning same. WHEREAS, as a result of the closing #3160: bags, stereo, starter; Luis E. you may call the Legal Services Office, and termination of animal control serv- PASSED: OCTOBER 20, 2009 Ramirez #3090: bags, cartons, totes; The phone numbers for the county in Rhona C. Bluestein, M.B.A., R.M.C. ices by the Union County Society for Vanessa L. Mullins #2055: furniture, which this action is pending are: the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Borough Clerk cartons, bags; Norma I. Montalvo Legal Services (908) 354-4340, U248378 PRO Oct. 29, 2009 ($49.98) APPROVED: OCTOBER 21, 2009 the City of Linden entered into Inter- #3322: cartons, bags, furniture; Lawyer Referral (908) 353-4715. local Services Agreements with the Denise M. Mitchell #3332: air condi- File 2009-2640 ROBE F, BUNK Township of Clark since 2005 for the tioners, chairs, cartons; Martha Mene- LINDEN COUNCIL PRESIDENT sharing of the costs of such services; ses #2232: furniture, totes; Rodney L. Jennifer M. Perez, Acting and McLaughlin #1129: clothing, cartons, Clerk of the Superior Court CITY OF LINDEN RD J, GERBOUNKA WHEREAS, it is in the best interest of picture frames; Phillip EJ. McKenna U248225 PRO Oct. 29, 2009 ($52.43) PASSED ORDINANCE aw the health, safety and welfare of the #2099: cartons, bags, furniture; Derik NO. 53-54 cjtizenry that the City of Linden pro- R. Jordan #2265: TV, cartons, bags; ATTEST: vide such services to the Township of Shelina Hill L. Griffin #3147: cartons, AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND Clark; and bags, furniture; Francis Gonzalez PUBLIC NOTICE SUPPLEMENT CHAPTER VII, TRAF- JOSEPH C.BODEK WHEREAS, the Township of Clark has #1013: chairs, cartons, totes; Jeffrey CITY OF LINDEN, NEW JERSEY FIC, OF AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED, CITYCLERK indicated its willingness to continue to E. Taylor #2098: cartoris, bags, totes; "AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING AND U248251 PRO Oct. 29, 2009 ($55.86) share such costs and services as Willie F. Walker #2005: furniture, car- NOTICE OF A CONTRACT AWARD ENACTING THE REVISED GENERAL aforesaid; tons, steam vac; Leonardo S. Zuniga ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF LIN- ROSELLE #6048: chairs, cartons, totes; Nicole The City of Linden, New Jersey has DEN, 1999," PASSED NOVEMBER 23, NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED 1999 AND APPROVED NOVEMBER BY THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE Adams #2217: cartons, clothing, furni- awarded an amendatory contract with- ture; Eloy Alvarez #5048: cartons, out Competitive bidding as a Profes- 24, 1999. AND AS AMENDED AND PUBLIC NOTICE OF ADOPTION CITY OF LINDEN that the Mayor and SUPPLEMENTED BOROUGH OF ROSELLE, City Clerk be and hereby are directed bags, furniture; Quintin J. Bailey sional Service, pursuant to N.J.S.A. NEW JERSEY and authorized lo enter into a Shared #2246: clothes, cartons, books; Vin- 40A:11-1 et seq, This contract and ORDINANCE NUMBER 2343-09 Agreement with the Township of Clark cent Boamach #3250: clothes, books, the resolution authorizing it are avail- Amend Chapter VII, Traffic as follows: wherein said services will be provided, furniture; Shannon Bowen#2165: rug, able for public- inspection in the Office 7-33 Handicapped Parking Regula- AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAP- and wherein it shall be reflected that speakers, cartons; Bernard Breeden of the Municipal Clerk. tions - 7-33.1A Handicapped Parking TER 30, SECTION 30-4 OF THE CODE the Township of Clark will pay the City #2222: books, TV, furniture; Bobby L. On-Street - ADD: 615 Bower Street OF THE BOROUGH OF ROSELLE of Linden the annualfzed charge of Brown #5013: cartons, bags, furni- AWARDED: Skoloff & Wolfe, P.C. ENTITLED "STAFFING LEVELS" $22,920.00 for the year 2010, in ture^Donna L. Davis #2221: cartons, 293 Eisenhower Parkway The complete ordinance Is on file in monthly installments, payable on or tboltfox, shoeboxes; Darnelle A. Davis Livingston, New Jersey the City Clerk's Office, City Hall, 301 NOTICE is hereby given that Ordi- before the first day of each month to #2081: TV, stereo, toys; Frank R. North Wood Avenue, Linden, NJ nance Number 2343-09 was passed the Municipal Treasurer commencing Farese #2074: cartons, TV, stereo; SERVICE: Retaining the services of 07036. and adopted on Second and final read- January 1, 2010; and Nunziante A. Gallicchio #3060: TV, Special Tax Counsel for the City of ing at a Regular Meeting of the Mayor BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a cartons, chairs; Honnee P. Foster Linden for 2009. PASSED: OCTOBER 20, 2009 and Council of the Borough of Roselle, duly executed copy of this Resolution #2101: bags, crates, cartons; Stanley Union County, New Jersey, held at be forwarded to the Clerk of the Town- P. Garcia #4036: cartons, bags, furni- TIME PERIOD: The term of said con- APPROVED: OCTOBER 21, 2009 Borough Hall, 210 Chestrtut Street ship of Clark; and ture; Grey M. Gozalez-Rodrigues tract shall be until the conclusion of Roselle, New Jersey on the 21st day of #3109: Kandiece S. Johnson #3075: the work to be performed, or until said ROBERT F. BUNK October 2009. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this cartons, rugs, furniture; Wanda Yeh COUNCIL PRESIDENT Resolution be published and take #4030: furniture, lamps, cartons; amount has been exhausted, whichev- Rhona C. Bluestein, M.B.A., R.M.C. effect pursuant to law. Jorge Lopez #6017: cartons, bags, er occurs earlier, Borough Clerk U248269 PRO Oct. 29, 2009 ($24.99) furniture. RICHARD J GERBOUNKA U248379 PRO Oct. 23, 2009 ($11.76) COST: Additional funds nol to exceed MAYOR $105,000.00 UNDIN Daniel & Donald Bader, Auctioneers as ATTEST: Agents. Storage Post reserves the SHERIFF'S SALE DATED: October 21. 2009 SHERIFF'S SALE right to refuse any bid or cancel the JOSEPHC.BODEK Sheriff's File Number: CH-09005239 auction for any reason. CITY CLERK Sheriff's File Number: CH-09005183 Division: CHANCERY October 29, November S, 2009 Joseph C. Bodek Division: CHANCERY Docket Number: F1234208 U248252 PRO ($59.78) City Clerk U248256 PRO Oct. 29, 2009 ($20.58) Docket Number: F244060B County: Union U248230 PRO Oct. 29 2009 ($18.62) CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE PAGE 36 — THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2009 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE

PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTfCE PUBLIC NOTICE LINDEN ELIZABETH RAHWAY ELIZABETH ROSELLE SHERIFF'S SALE "i SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE Sheriff's File Number: CH-09005322 Sheriff's File Number: CH-09005406 Sheriffs File Number: CH-09005182 Sheriff's File Number: CH-09005232 Sheriff's File Number: CH-09005319 Division: CHANCERY Division: CHANCERY Division: CHANCERY Division: CHANCERY Division: CHANCERY Docket Number: F3429908 Docket Number: F1955208 Docket Number: F5362O8 Docket Number: F3431107B Docket Number: F3O873O8 County: Union County: Union County: Union County: Union County: Union Plaintiff: WACHOVIA BANK, NA Plaintiff: COUNTRYWIDE HOME Plaintiff: U.S. BANK NATIONAL Plaintiff: BANK OF NEW YORK AS Plaintiff: BANK OF NEW YORK AS V5 LOANS, INC. ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE, FOR TRUSTEE FOR THE CERTIFICATE- TRUSTEE FOR THE CERTIFICATE Defendant: ANDREA L. FOSTER, VS ' THE CERTIFICATE HOLDERS CITI- HOLDERS OF CWALT 2004-22CB HOLDERS CWALT, INC. ALTERNATIVE FARMERS & MERCHANTS NATIONAL Defendant: BETTY WILLIAMS; WAYNE GROUP MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST VS LOAN TRUST 2004-32CB, MORT- BANK OF BRIDGETOWN NKA BANK- WILLIAMS, HER HUSBAND: MORT- INC. ASSET-BACKED PASS- Defendant: MARINO TORRES; MORT- GAGE PASS-THROUGH CERTIFI- NORTH, WEST JERSEY HEALTH SYS- GAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION THROUGH CERTIFICATE SERIES GAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION CATES, SERIES 2004-32CB TEMS, THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY, SYSTEMS, INC., AS NOMINEE FOR 2007-AHL3 SYSTEMS, INC. AS NOMINEE FOR VS ELITE RECOVERY SERVICES, INC. COUNTRYWIDE BANK, FSB; CAPITAL VS COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS, INC.; Defendant: KELLY SANTOS, PNC MAY DEPT STORES, CO. DBA LORD & ONE BANK; STATE OF NEW JERSEY; Defendant: QIANA WALKER; LAM- CITY OF NEWARK; STATE OF NEW BANK, CONSUMER LOAN CENTER TAYLOR RIDGEWOOD PATHOLOGY GROUP ONTE E. WALKER JERSEY Sale Date: 11/18/2009 Sale Date: 11/18/2009 PA: TERRY ALEXANDRA, TENANT Sale Date: 11/04/2009 Sale Date: 11/04/2009 Writ of Execution: 09/08/2009 Writ of Execution: 09/02/2009 Sale Date: 11/18/2003 Writ of Execution: 04/29/2009 Writ of Execution: 09/01/2009 By virtue of the above-stated writ of By virtue of the above-stated writ of Writ of Execution: 07/23/2009 By virtue of (the above-stated writ of By virtue of the above-stated writ of execution to me directed I shall execution to me directed I shall By virtue of the above-stated writ of execution to' me directed I shall execution to me directed I shall expose for sale by public venue, at the expose for sale by public venue, at the execution to me directed I shall expose for sale by public venue, at the expose for sale by public venue, at the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION expose for sale by public venue, at the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR,,"10 ELIZA- BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- BETHTOWN PLAZA, Eliz'abeth, N.J., 3ETHT0WN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the afternoon of said day. All successful afternoon of said day. All successful on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the afternoon of said day. All successful afternoon of said day. All successful bidders must have 20% of their bid bidders must have 20% of their bid afternoon of said day. All successful bidders must have 20% of their bid bidders must have 20% of their bid available in cash or certified check at available in cash or certified check at bidders must have 20% of their bid available in cash or certified check at available In cash or certified check at the conclusion of the sales. the conclusion of the sales. available In cash or certified check at the conclusion of the sales. the conclusion of the sales. Property to be sold is located in the The property to be sold is located In the conclusion of the sales. Property to be sold Is located in the Property to be sold is located in the Borough of Roselle, County of the CITY of LINDEN, County of UNION The property to be sold is located in City of Railway, County of Union, City of Elizabeth, County of Union, Union, State of New Jersey and State of New Jersey. the CITY of ELIZABETH, County of State of New Jersey State of New Jersey Premises commonly known as: 755 Commonly known as: 834 MIDDLE- Union and State of NJ. Premises commonly known as: 1686 Premises commonly known as: 422- HARRISON AVENUE, ROSELLE NJ SEX STREET, LINDEN, NJ 07036. It is commonly known as: 329 FUL- WINFIELD STREET, RAHWAY NJ 424 FRANKLYN STREET, ELIZABETH 07203-2255 Tax Lot No. 20 in Block No. 121 TON STREET, ELIZABETH, NJ 07065-0000 NJ 07206-0000 Dimension of Lot Approximately: N/A It is known and designated as Block 3, BEING KNOWN as LOT 26, BLOCK Lot 469. BEING KNOWN as LOT 26, BLOCK BEING KNOWN as LOT 733, BLOCK 1102, on the official Tax Map of the Nearest Cross Street: LINCOLN 202, on the official Tax Map of the City S, on the official Tax Map of the City Borough of Roselle STREET The dimensions are approximately 25 of Railway of Elizabeth Dimensions: 110.06 feet x 50.29 feet BEGINNING at a point in the south- feet wide by 100 feet long. Dimensions: 56.22ft x 57.48ft x 56.10 Dimensions: 100.00 ft x 50.00 ft x x 115.49 feet x 50.00 feet easterly side line of Middlesex Nearest cross street: THIRD STREET ft X 57.70ft 100.00 ft x 50.00 ft Nearest Cross Street: 7th Avenue Street, satd point being 75.00 feet Prior lien(s): SUBJECT TO UNPAID Nearest Cross Street: West Grand Nearest Cross Street: Fourth Street The Sheriff hereby reserves the southwesterly from the corner TAXES AND OTHER MUNICIPAL Avenue The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to adjourn this sale without formed by the intersection of the LIENS. The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to adjourn this sale without further notice by publication. southeasterly side line of Middlesex AS OF 2/5/2009 TAXES ARE PAID right to adjourn this sale without further notice by publication. 'Subject to any unpaid'taxes, munici- Street, with the southwesterly side THROUGH 1ST QUARTER 2009. 2ND further notice by publication. •Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- pal liens or other- charges, arid any line of Lincoln Street, running QUARTER 2009 TAXES IN THE 'Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- pal liens or other charges, and any such taxes, charges, liens, insurance thence (1) South 41 degrees 55 min- AMOUNT OF $2,629.51 WAS DUE'ON pal liens or other charges, and any such taxes, charges, liens, insurance premiums or other advances made by utes East through a party wall 90.00 5/1/2009. PLEASE BE ADVISED A such taxes, charges, liens, insurance premiums or other advances made by plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- feet to a point; thence (2) South 48 WATER/SEWER BILL IN THE AMOUNT premiums or other advances made by plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- ed parties are to conduct and rely degrees 05 minutes West 25.00 feet OF $810.60 WAS DUE ON 2/18/2009. plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- ed parties are to conduct- and rely upon their own independent investiga- to a point; thence (3) North 41 ,OLD REPUBLIC NATIONAL TITLE ed parties are to o'onduct and rely upon their own independent investiga- tion to ascertain whether or not any degrees 55 minutes West 90.00 feet INSURANCE CO. ISSUED LETTER OF uportitheir own independent investiga- tion to ascertain whether or not any outstanding interest remain of record to the southeasterly side line of INDEMNIFICATION AS TO THE tion Jto ascertain whether or not any outstanding interest remain of record and/or have priority over the lien being Middlesex StreetStet;; thncthencee (4) NortNth NUMEROUS PRIOR JUDGMENTS outstanding interest remain of record and/or have priority over the lien being foreclosed and, if so the current 48 degrees 05 minutes East along AGAINST BETTY WILLIIAMS DOCKET- .' and/or have priority over the lien being foreclosed and, if so the current amount due thereon. $ the southeasterly side line of Mid- ED PRIOR TO THE DATE OF POLICY, foreclosed and, if so the current amount due thereon. **lf the sale is set aside for any rea- WHICH CAN BE FURTHER. amount due thereon. **lf the sale is set aside for any rea- ddlesel x StreeStt t 25.02500 feeft t t o tthh e poini t son, the Purchaser at the sale shall be son, the Purchaser at the sale shall be of Beginning. THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES **lf the sale is set 1 aside for any rea- entitled only a return of the deposit "THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE son, the Purchaser. '-! the sale shall be entitled only a return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser shall have no fur- WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE entitled only a re-turn of the deposit paid. The Purchaser shall have no fur- THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE paid. The Purchaser shall have no fur- ther recourse against the Mortgagor, ther recourse against the Mortgagor, WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE THROUGH PUBLICATION. ther recourse against the Mortgagor, the Martgagor's-attorney. the Mortgagor's attorney, THROUGH PUBLICATION." SURPLUS MONEY: IF AFTER THE the Mortgagor's attorney. ***lf after the sale and satisfaction '"if after the sale and satisfaction PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES SALE AND SATISFACTION OF THE ***lf after the sale and satisfaction of the mortgage debt, Including of the mortgage debt, including TAXES OPEN + PENALTY $6.72 MORTGAGE DEBT, INCLUDING of the mortgage debt, Including costs and expenses, there remains costs and expenses, there remains SEWER OPEN + PENALTY $111.25 COSTS AND EXPENSES, THERE costs and expenses, there remains any surplus money, the money will any surplus money, the money will CLEAN UP FEE 2009 $50.00 REMAINS ANY SURPLUS MONEY, any surplus money, the money will be deposited into trie Superior Court be deposited Into the Superior Court TOTAL AS OP September 17, 2009: THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSITED be deposited into the Superior Court Trust Fund and any person claiming Trust Fund and any person claiming $166.97 INTO THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST Trust Fund and any person claiming the surplus, or any part thereof, may the surplus, or any part thereof, may Surplus Money: If after the sale and FUND AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING the surplus, or any part thereof, may file a motion pursuant to Court file a motion pursuant to Court satisfaction of the mortgage debt, THE SURPLUS, OR ANY PART file a motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the including costs and expenses, there THEREOF. MAY FILE A MOTION PUR- Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that person's nature and extent of that person's remains any surplus money, the money SUANT TO COURT RULES 4:64-3 AND nature and extent of that person's claim and asking for an order direct- claim and asking for an order direct- will be deposited into the Superior 4:57-2 STATING THE NATURE AND claim and asking for an order direct- Ing payment of the surplus money. ing payment of the surplus money. Court Trust Fund and any person EXTENT OF THAT PERSON'S CLAIM ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff or other person conduct- The sheriff or other person conduct- claiming the surplus, or any part there- AND ASKING FOR AN ORDER The Sheriff or other person conduct- ing the sale will have Information ing the sale will have information of, may file a motion pursuant to Cburt DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- ing the sale will have Information regarding the surplus, if any. regarding the surplus, if any. Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR regarding the surplus, if any. JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $276,763.24*** JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $219,882.85*** nature and extent of that person's OTHER PERSON CONDUCTING THE JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $231,098.83*** Two Hundred Seventy-Six Thousand Two Hundred Nineteen Thousand claim and asking for an order directing SALE WILL HAVE INFORMATION Two Hundred Thirty-One Thousand Seven Hundred Sixty-Three and Eight Hundred Eighty-Two and payment of the surplus money. The REGARDING THE SURPLUS. IF ANY. Ninety-Eight and 83/100*** 24/100*'* r 85/100*** Sheriff or other person conducting the JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $410,894.65 Attorney: Attorney: sate wi|l have information regarding ***Four Hundred Ten Thousand EighF t the surplus, if any. Hundred Ninety-Four and 65/100* * Attorney: > '; PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC 1 Attorney: PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $56,208.18 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD SUITE 100 ***Fifty-Slx Thousand Two Hundred STERN, LAVINTHAL, FRANKENBERG SUITE 100 SUITE 100 . MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 Eight and 18/100"** & NORGAARD, LLC MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 (•856} 813-5500 Attorney: 293 EISENHOWER PARKWAY (856)813-5500 (856) 813-6500 Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich FEIN, SUCH, KAHN 8 SHEPARD, PC SUITE 300 - P.O. BOX 1660 Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich A full legal description can be found at 7 CENTURY DRIVE LIVINGSTON, NJ 07039-1660 A full legal description can be found at A full legal description can be found at the Union County Sheriff's Office SUITE 201 Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich the Union County Sheriff's Office the Union County Sheriff's Office Total Upset: $249,887.79 PARSIPPANY, NJ 07054 A full legal description can be found at Total Upset: $273,218.43 Total Upset: $332,099.44 ***Two Hundred Forty-Nine Thousand (973)538-4700 the Union County Sheriff's Office •**Two Hundred Seventy-Three Thou- ***Three Hundred Thirty-Two Thou- Eight Hundred Eighty-Seven and Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich Total Upset: $469,458.13 sand Two Hundred Eighteen and sand Ninety-Nine and 44/100*** 797100*** A full legal description can be found at ***Four Hundred Sixty-Nine Thousand 43/100*** October 8, 15, 22, 29, 2009 October 22, 29, Nov. 5, 12, 2009 the Union County Sheriff's Office Four Hundred Fifty-Eight and October 8, 15, 22, 29, 2009 U246846 PRO ($188.16) U247763 PRO ($188.16) Total Upset: $86,412.51 13/100*" U246848 PRO ($190.12) ______***Sixty-Six Thousand Four Hundred October 22, 29, November 5, 12, 2009 ______. ROSELLE Twelve and 51/100*** U247826 PRO ($194.04) October 22, 29, November 5, 12, 2009 _____ CITY OF LINDEN BOROUGH OF ROSELLE, U247793 PRO ($197.96) CITY OF LINDEN PASSED ORDINANCE UNION COUNTY _____ PASSED ORDINANCE NO. 53-52 PUBLIC NOTICE OF ADOPTION CITY OF LINDEN NO. 53-55 BOND ORDINANCE AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND NUMBER 2349-09 CITY OF LINDEN PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND SUPPLEMENT CHAPTER X, BUILD- THAT THE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE SUPPLEMENT CHAPTER VII, TRAF- ING AND HOUSING, OF AN ORDI- BOND ORDINANCE STATEMENTS PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN WAS INTRODUCED AND PASSED ON FIC. OF AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED, NANCE ENTITLED, "AN ORDINANCE AND SUMMARIES THAT THE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE FIRST READING BY THE Council of "AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING AND ADOPTING AND ENACTING THE WAS INTRODUCED AND PASSED ON the City of Linden in the County of ENACTING THE REVISED GENERAL REVISED GENERAL ORDINANCES The bond ordinance, the summary FIRST READING BY THE Council of Union. State of New Jersey, on Octo- ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF LIN- OF THE CITY OF LINDEN, 1999" terms of which are included herein, the City of Linden in the County of ber 20, 2009 and will be presented for DEN, 1999," PASSED NOVEMBER 23, PASSED NOVEMBER 23, 1999 AND has been finally adopted by the Bor- Union, State of New Jersey, on Octo- further consideration and hearing to 1999 AND APPROVED NOVEMBER APPROVED NOVEMBER 24, 1999 ough of Roselle, in the County of ber 20, 2009 and will be presented for be held on November 10, 2009 at 7:00 24, 1999. AND AS AMENDED AND AND AS AMENDED AND SUPPLE- Union, State of New Jersey on October further consideration and hearing to pm prevailing time, or as soon there- SUPPLEMENTED MENTED 21, 2009 and the 20 day period of lim- be held on November 10, 2009 at 7:00 after as the matter can be reached. itation within which a suit, action oi pm prevailing time, or as soon there- Amend Chapter VII, Traffic as follows: Amend Chapter X, Building and Hous- proceeding questioning the validity of after as the matter can be reached. Joseph C. Bodek 7-10 Parking Prohibited At All Times ing, Section 10-1.2 Construction Board such ordinance can be commenced, as City Clerk On Certain Streets - DELETE: Stiles of Appeals as follows: ADD NEW d TO provided in the Local Bond Law, has Joseph C. Bodek Street, Both sides, from Valley Road to 10.1.2 Construction Board of begun to run from the date of the first City Clerk #53-60 Cranford City Line, and ADD: Stiles Appeals as follows: 10-1.2d- The publication of this statement. Copies Street, West side from Valley Road to Council may appoint a Secretary for of the full ordinance are available at #53-58 AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND Cranford City Line, East side from Val- the Board, to be compensated on an no cost and during regular business SUPPLEMENT CHAPTER IV, GENER- ley Road to Elmwood Terrace, and as need basis at an hourly rate to be hours, at the Municipal Clerk's Office AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND AL LICENSING, OF AN ORDINANCE East side from Springfield Road to established by the Municipal Salary for members of the general public who SUPPLEMENT CHAPTER VII, TRAF- ENTITLED, "AN ORDINANCE ADOPT- Cranford City Line. Ordinance. request the same. The summary ofthe FIC, OF AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED, ING AND ENACTING THE REVISED terms of such bond ordinance follows: "AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING AND GENERAL ORDINANCES OF THE The complete ordinance is an file in The complete ordinance is on file in ENACTING THE REVISED GENERAL CITY OF LINDEN, 1999," PASSED the City Clerk's Office, City Hall, 301 the City Clerk's Office, City Hall, 301 Title: Bond Ordinance Providing For ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF LIN- NOVEMBER 23, 1999 AND North Wood Avenue, Linden, NJ North Wood Avenue, Linden, NJ Acquisition of Ambulance and Appro- DEN, 1999," PASSED NOVEMBER 23, APPROVED NOVEMBER 24, 1999, 07036. 07036. priating $160,000 Therefor And Autho- 1999 AND APPROVED NOVEMBER AND AS AMENDED AND SUPPLE- rizing The Issuance Of $152,000 24, 1999, AND AS AMENDED AND MENTED PASSED: OCTOBER 20, 2009 PASSED: OCTOBER 20, 2009 Bonds Or Notes To Finance Part Of SUPPLEMENTED The Cost Thereof, Authorized In And An Ordinance to Amend and Supple- APPROVED: OCTOBER 21, 2009 APPROVED: OCTOBER 21, 2009 By The Borough Of Roselle, In The Amend Chapter VII, Traffic, Section 7- ment Chapter IV, General Licensing as County Of Union, New Jersey 33 Handicapped Parking Regulations follows: RQBERT F. BUNK Purpose(s): Acquisition of an ambu- as follows: 7-33.1A Handicapped DELETE: 4-35.9 Limousines or Livery COUNCIL PRESIDENT NCiL PRESIDENT lance. Parking on Street: DELETE: 15Wsst Services in its entirety. Appropriation: $160,000 Linden Avenue, and ADD: 1524 Bower ADD NEW: 4-35A as follows: 4-35A RICHARD J. GERBOUNKA RICHARD J. GERBOUNKA Bonds/Notes Authorized: $152,000 Street. Autocabs and Limousine Services MAYOR MAYTOOR Grants (if any) Appropriated: None Section 20 Costs: $10,000 The complete ordinance is on file In The complete ordinance is on file in ATTEST: ATTEST: Useful Life: 5 years the City Clerk's Office, City Hall, 301 the City Clerk's Office, City Hall, 301 Rhona C. Bluestain, R.M.C. North Wood Avenue, Linden, NJ North Wood Avenue, Linden, NJ JOSEPHC.BODEK JOSEPH C.BODEK Municipal Clerk 07036. 07036. CITY CLERK CITY CLERK U248380 PRO Oct. 29, 2009 ($23.52) U248257 PRO Oct. 29 2009 ($21.56) U248261 PRO Oct. 29 2009 ($22.54) U248258 PRO Oct. 29. 2009 ($23.52) U248253 PRO Oct. 29, 2009 ($24.01) CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2009 — PAGE 37

PUBLICNOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLICNOTICE ROSELLE ELIZABETH ELIZABETH ELIZABETH ELIZABETH POWERS KIRN, LLC SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE 728 Marne Highway, Suite 200 Sheriff's File Number: CH-09005181 Sheriff's File Number: CH-09005187 Sheriff's File Number: CH-09005316 Sheriffs File Number: CH-09005311 Mooresiown, NJ 08057 Division: CHANCERY Division: CHANCERY Division: CHANCERY Division: CHANCERY (856) 802-1000 Docket Number:. F2191708 Docket Number: F4090708 Docket Number: F3305207B Docket Number: F1359808 County: Union County: Union County: Union County: Union Attorneys for Plaintiff (2009-2053) Plaintiff: THE BANK OF NEW YORK, Plaintiff: GMAC MORTGAGE, LLC Plaintiff: DEUTSCHE BANK NATION- Plaintiff: RESIDENTIAL FUNDING AS TRUSTEE FOR THE BENEFIT OF VS AL TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE COMPANY, LLC FKA RESIDENTIAL CWALT, INC., ALTERNATIVE LOAN Defendant: TERESA LOPES; ROBSON FOR HSI ASSET SECURITIZATION FUNDING CORPORATION NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS TRUST 2007-25 MORTGAGE PASS- LOPES; JOSE ROBERTO LOPES; CORPORATION TRUST 2007-HE1 VS THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SERIES CALUXA BARTO LOPES; MORTGAGE VS Defendant: VALERIO SILVA, HIS Superior Court of New Jersey 2007-25 ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYS- Defendant: ITZEL D. MACHADO- HEIRS, DEVISEES, AND PERSONAL Chancery Division VS TEMS, INC. AS A NOMINEE FOR ROpRIQUEZ REPRESENTATIVES, AND HIS, THEIR Union County Defendant; ELAINE MENDONCA, DIVI- FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ARIZONA Sale Date: 11/18/2009 OR ANY OF THEIR SUCCESSORS IN Docket No.F-43815-09 NO MENDONCA ITS SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS Writ of Execution: 06/11/2009 RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST; STATE Sale Date: 11/04/2009 Sale Date: 11/04/2009 By virtue of the above-stated writ of OF NEW JERSEY; UNITED STATES STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO; Writ of Execution: 09/02/2009 Writ of Execution: 09/01/2009 execution to me directed I shall OF AMERICA By virtue of the above-stated writ of By virtue of the above-stated writ of expose for sale by public venue, at the Sale Date: 11/18/2009 K:uW Shelton, his heirs, devisees, and execution to me directed I shall execution to me directed I shall UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION Writ of Execution: 09/10/2009 personal representatives and his/her, expose for sale by public venue, at the expose for sale by public venue, at the BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- By virtue of the above-stated writ of their, or any of their successors in UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., execution to me directed I shall right, title and interest BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELI2A- BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the expose for sale by public venue, at the BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth. N.J., BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., afternoon of said day. All successful UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the bidders must have 20% of their bid BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- required to serve upon the Attorneys afternoon of said day. All successful afternoon of said day. All successful available in cash or certified check at BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., for Plaintiff, Powers Kirn, LLC, 728 bidders must have 20% of their bid bidders must have 20% of their bid the conclusion of the sales. on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the Marne Highway, P.O. Box 848, available in cash or certified check at available in cash or certified check at Property to be sold is located in the afternoon of said day. All successful Moorestown, NJ 08057, an Answer to the conclusion of the sales. the conclusion of the sales. City of Elizabeth, County of Union, bidders must have 20% of their bid the Complaint filed in a Civil Action in Property to be sold is located In the Property to be sold is located in the State of New Jersey available in cash or certified check at which CitiMortgage, Inc. is Plaintiff City of Elizabeth, County of Union, City of Elizabeth, County of Union, Premises commonly known as: 230 Lt. the conclusion of the sales. and Kurt Shelton, et al., are Defen- State of New Jersey State of New Jersey Glen Zamorskl Drive, Elizabeth NJ The property to be sold is located in dants, pending in the Superior Court of Premises commonly known as: 215 Premises commonly known as: 533- 07206 the City of Elizabeth in the County of New Jersey, within thirty-five (35) days MONSIGNOR KEMEZIS PLACE, ELIZ- 535 LIVINGSTON STREET, ELIZA- BEING KNOWN as LOT 152. BLOCK 5 Union, State of New Jersey, after October 29, 2009, exclusive of ABETH NJ 07206-2140 BETH NJ 07206 on the official Tax Map of the City of Commonly known as: 1 5 Sayre Street, such date. If you fail to do so, judg- BEING KNOWN as LOT 964, BLOCK 1 BEING KNOWN as LOT 690.B, Ejizabeth Elizabeth, NJ 07208 ment by default may be rendered on the official Tax Map of the City of BLOCK 3, on the official Tax Map of, Dimensions: 25.00 feat X 100.00 feet Tax Lot No.: 1377 in Block 11 against y»u for the relief demanded in Elizabeth the City of Elizabeth x 25.00 feet x 100.00 feet Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) the Complaint. You shall file your Dimensions: 91.58 feet x 29.00 feet x Dimensions: 100.00 ft x 28.00 ft x Nearest Cross Street: Third Ave 166 ft x 36 ft X 44 ft x 20 ft X 125 ft x Answer and Proof of Service in dupli- 106.05 feet x 32.41 feet 100.00 ft x 28.00 ft The Sheriff hereby reserves the 29 ft cate with the Clerk of the Superior Nearest Cross Street: Trumbull Street Nearest Gross Street: Fifth Street right to adjourn this sale without Nearest Cross Street: Morris Avenue Court at the Richard J. Huahes Justice The Sheriff hereby reserves the The Sheriff hereby reserves the further notice by publication. Subject to any open taxes, Complex, CN 971, 6th Floor, North right to adjourn this sale without right to adjourn this sale without 'Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- water/sewer, municipal or tax liens Wing, Trenton, New Jersey, 08625, in further notice by publication. further notice by publication. pal liens or other charges, and any that may be due. accordance with the rules governing •Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- the courts. A $135.00 filing fee •Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- such taxes, charges, liens, Insurance Tax and prior lisn info: At the time of pal liens or other charges, and any pal Hens or other charges, and any premiums or other advances made by publication taxes/sewer/water informa- payable to the Clerk of the Superior such taxes, charges, liens, insurance Court and a completed Case Informa- such taxes, charges, liens, insurance plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- tion was not available - You must premiums or other advances made by premiums or other advances made by ed parties are to conduct and rely check with the tax collector for exact tion Statement must accompany your plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- answer or motion. plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- upon their own independent investiga- amounts due. ed parties are to conduct and rely ed parties are to conduct and rely tion to ascertain whether or not any Surplus Money: If after the sale and The action has been instituted for upon their own independent investiga- upon their own independent investiga- outstanding interest remain of record satisfaction of the mortgage debt, the purpose of foreclosing a mortgage tion to ascertain whether or not any tion to ascertain whether or not any and/or have priority over the Hen being including costs and expenses, there dated October 31, 2006, recorded on outstanding interest remain of record outstanding interest remain of record foreclosed and, If so the current remains any surplus money, the money November 9, 2003, in Book 11926 at and/ar have priority over the lien being and/or have priority over the lien being amount due thereon. will be deposited into the Superior Page 430&C made by Kurt Shelton to foreclosed and, if so the current foreclosed and, if so the current "If the sale is set aside for any rea- Court Trust Fund and any person Mortgage Electronic Registration Sys- amount due thereon. amount due thereon. son, the Purchaser at the sale shall be claiming the surplus, or any part there- tems Inc. as nominee for Mortgagelt, **lf the sale is set aside for any rea- **lf the sale is sat aside for any rea- entitled only a return of the deposit of, may file a motion pursuant to Court Inc. and duly assigned to plaintiff, Citi- son, the Purchaser at the sale shall be son, the Purchaser at the sale shall be paid. The Purchaser shall have no fur- Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 slating the Mortgage, Inc., and concerns real entitled only a return of the deposit entitled only a return of the deposit ther recourse against the Mortgagor, nature and extent of that person's estate located at 121 Sterling Place, paid. The Purchaser shall have no fur- paid. The Purchaser shall have no fur- the Mortgagor's attorney. claim and asking for an order directing Roselle Borough, NJ 07203, Block 8A ther recourse against the Mortgagor, ther recourse against the Mortgagor, ***lf after the sale and satisfaction payment of the surplus money. The Lot 114. the Mortgagor's attorney. the Mortgagor's attorney. of the mortgage debt, including Sheriff or other person conducting the ***lf after the sale and satisfaction ***lf after the sale and satisfaction costs and expenses, there remains YOU, Kurt Shelton, his heirs, sale wil! have information regarding of the mortgage debt, including of the mortgage debt, including any surplus money, the money will the surplus, if any. devisees, and personal representa- costs and expenses, there remains costs and expenses, there remains be deposited into the Superior Court tives and his/her, their, or any of their any surplus money, the money will any surpjus money, the money will Trust Fund and any person claiming Subject to the extended right of successors in right, title and interest be deposited Into the Superior Court be deposited into the Superior Court the surplus, or any part thereof, may redemption extended to the "United are made a defendant because you are Trust Fund and any person claiming Trust Fund and any person claiming file a motion pursuant to Court States of America, the maker of the bond/note and mort- the surplus, or any part thereof, may the surplus, or any part thereof, may Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the The plaintiff has obtained a letter of gage and/or an owner thereof and file a motion pursuant to Court file a motion pursuant to Court nature and extent of .that person's indemnification which will insure the1 Plaintiff is unable to determine the Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the claim and asking for an order direct- successful bidder at sale In respect to . whereabouts of the defendant, and nature and extent of that person's nature and extent of that person's ing payment of the surplus money. Mortgage recorded 10/03/2005, in the therefore, does not know whether claim and asking for an order direct- claim and asking for an order direct- The Sheriff or other person conduct- amount of $363000.00 he/she is living or dead, and therefore, ing payment of the surplus money. ing payment of the surplus money. Ing the sale will have information Note: The sheriff reserves the right to names as defendants Kurt Shelton, his The Sheriff or other person conduct- The Sheriff or other person conduct- regarding the surplus, if any. adjourn this sale for any length or time heirs, devisees, and personal repre- ing the sale will have information ing the sale will have Information JUDGMENT AMOlfNT: $421,933.86*** without further advertisement. sentatives and his/her, their, or any of regarding the surplus, if any. regarding the surplus, .if any. Four Hundred Twenty-One Thousand JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $492,820.73"*» their successors in right, title and JUDGMENT AMOUNT: ' $552,223:36*** JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $411,283.70*** Nine Hundred Thirty-Three and Four Hundred Ninety-Two Thousand interest. Five Hundred Fifty-two thousand Four Hundred Eleven Thousand Two 86/100*** Eight Hundred Twenty and 73/100*** You are further advised that an indi- Two Hundred Twenty-Three and Hundred Eighty-Three and 70/100*** Attorney: vidual who is unable to obtain an attor- 36/100*** Attorney: Attorney: ' •. '. ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, ney may communicate with the New Attorney: PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC LLC Jersey Slate Bar Association by calling PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD 200 SHEFFIELD STREET toll free 800-792-8315 (within New PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEQ, PC 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD SUITE 100 SUITE 301 Jersey) or 609-394-1101 (from out of 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD SUITE 100 MT. LAUREL. NJ 08054 MOUNTAINSIDE, NJ 07092 state). You may also communicate SUITE 100 MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 (856) 813-5500 (908)233-8500 , FCZ-10040S with a Lawyer Referral Service, or if MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 (856) 813-5500 Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich you cannot afford to pay an attorney (856) 813-5500 Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich A full legal description can be found at A full legal description can be found at you may call the Legal Services Office. Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich A full legal description can be found at the Union County Sheriff's Office the Union County Sheriff's Office The phone numbers for the county in A full legal description can be found at the Union County Sheriff's Office Total Upset: $499,762.11 Total Upset: $541,772.53*** which this action is pending are; the Union County Sheriff's Office Total Upset: $457,757.36 ***Four Hundred Ninety-Nine Thou- Five Hundred Forty-One Thousand Legal Services (908) 354-4340, Total Upset: $642,718.37 ***Four Hundred Fifty-Seven Thousand sand Seven Hundred Sixty-Two and Seven Hundred Seventy-Two and Lawyer Referral (90S) 353-4715. ***Six Hundred Forty-Two Thousand Seven Hundred Fifty-Seven and 11/100*** 53/100*** File #2009-2053 Seven Hundred Eighteen and 36/100*" October 22, 29, Nov. 5, 12, 2009 October 22, 29, November 5, 12, 2009 Jennifer M. Perez, Acting 37/100*** October 8, 15, 22, 29, 2009 U247761 PRO ($184.24) U247781 PRO ($184.24) Clerk of the Superior Court October 8, 15, 22, 29, 2009 U246851 PRO ($186.20) ______U248158 PRO Oct. 29, 2009 ($47.04) U246876 PRO ($188.16) _____ RESOLUTION: 2009-323 RESOLUTION: 2009-324 LINDEN •' CITY OF LINDEN RESOLUTION APPROVING A RESOLUTION APPROVING A CITY OF LINDEN LINDEN PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN SHARED SERVICES AGREEMENT SHARED SERVICES AGREEMENT PASSED ORDINANCE THAT THE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE FOR ANIMAL CONTROL SERVICES FOR ANIMAL CONTROL SERVICES NO. 53-49 CITY OF LINDEN WAS INTRODUCED AND PASSED ON WITH THE CITY OF RAHWAY FOR WITH THE BOROUGH OF ROSELLE FIRST READING BY THE Council of 2010 FOR 2010 AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN the City of Linden in the County of SUPPLEMENT CHAPTER II. ADMINIS- THAT THE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Union, State of New Jersey, on Octo- WHEREAS, as a result of the closing WHEREAS, as a result of the closing TRATION, OF AN ORDINANCE ENTI- WAS INTRODUCED AND PASSED ON ber 20, 2009 and will be presented for and termination of animal control serv- and termination of animal control serv- TLED, "AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING FIRST READING BY THE Council of further consideration and hearing to ices by the Union County Society for ices by the Union County Society for AND ENACTING THE REVISED GEN- the City of Linden in the County of be held on November 1:0, 2009 at 7:00 the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals ERAL ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF Union, State of New Jersey, on Octo- pm prevailing time, or iss soon there- the City of Linden entered into inter- the. City of Linden entered into inter- LINDEN, 1999" PASSED NOVEMBER ber 20, 2009 and will be presented for after as the matter can be reached. local Services Agreements with the local Services Agreements with the 23, 1999 AND APPROVED NOVEM- further consideration and hearing to City of Rahway since 2000 for the Borough of Roselle since 1991 for the BER 24, 1999, AND AS AMENDED be held on November 10, 2009 at 7:00 Joseph C. Bodek sharing of the costs of such services; sharing of the costs of such services; AND SUPPLEMENTED pm prevailing time, or as soon there- City Clerk and and after as the matter can be reached. WHEREAS, it is in the best interest of WHEREAS, it Is in the best interest of Amend Chapter II, Administration, Arti- #53-61 the health, safety and welfare of the the health, safety and welfare of the cle VIII, Policies and Procedures, Sec- Joseph C. Bodek citizenry that the City of Linden contin- citizenry that the City of Linden contin- tion 2-80 Insurance Fund shall be and City Clerk AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND ue to provide such services and ue to provide such services and the same is hereby amended as fol- SUPPLEMENT CHAPTER IV, GENER- WHEREAS, the City of Rahway has WHEREAS, the Borough of Roselle lows: #53-57 AL LICENSING, OF AN ORDINANCE indicated its willingness to continue to has indicated its willingness to contin- ENTITLED, "Afi ORDINANCE ADOPT- share such costs and services afore- ue to share such costs and services ADD NEW SECTION 2-80 as follows: AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND ING AND ENACTING THE REVISED said; aforesaid; 2-80.9 Under Insured Motorist Cov- SUPPLEMENT CHAPTER VII. TRAF- GENERAL ORDINANCES OF THE NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED erage FIC, OF AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED, CITY OF LINDEN, 1999," PASSED BY THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE BY THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE "AfJ ORDINANCE ADOPTING AND NOVEMBER 23, 1999 AND CITY OF LINDEN that the Mayor and CITY OF LINDEN that the Mayor and ENACTING THE REVISED GENERAL APPROVED NOVEMBER 24, 1999, City Clerk be and hereby are directed City Clerk be and hereby are directed The complete ordinance is on file in ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF LIN- AND AS AMENDED AND SUPPLE- and authorized to enter into a Shared and authorized to enter Into a Shared the Cily Clerk's Office, City Hall, 301 DEN, 1999," PASSED NOVEMBER 23, MENTED Agreement with the City of Rahway Agreement with the Borough of North Wood Avenue, Linden, NJ 1999 AND APPROVED NOVEMBER Roselle wherein said services will be 07036. wnerein said services will be contin- ( 24, 1999, AND AS AMENDED AND An Ordinance to Amend and Supple- ued, and wherein It shall be reflected continued, and wherein it shall be SUPPLEMENTED that the City will pay the City of Lin- reflected thai the Borough will pay the PASSED: OCTOBER 20, 2009 ment Chapter IV, General Licensing as follows: den, the annulized charge of City of Linden, the annualized charge $37,620.00 for the year 2010 in month- of $33,396,00 for the year 2010 in APPROVED: OCTOBER 21, 2009 Amend Chapter VII, Traffic, Section 7- Section 4-37 Towing of Unauthorized 22.1 - Four-Way Stop Intersection as Vehicles From Private or Quasi-Private ly installments, payable on or before monthly installments, payable on or k follows: Property. the first day of each month to the before the first day of each month to ADD: Intersections: Maple Avenue Municipal Treasurer, commencing Jan- the Municipal Treasurer, commencing COUNC ENT DELETE: 4-37.2 in its entirety - ADD uary 1, 2010; and January 1, 2010; and and Elm Street Stop signs to be locat- NEW: 4-37.2 Registration License BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a ed on: Maple Avenue at Elm Street Required BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a RICHARD J .GERBOUNKA Elm Street at Maple Avenue duly executed copy of this Resolution duly executed copy of this Resolution MAYOR DELETE; 4-37.4 through 4-37,8 in be forwarded to the Clerk of the Bor- their entirety - ADD NEW: 4-37.4 be forwarded to the Clerk of the City of ough of Roselle; and ATTEST: The complete ordinance is on file in Rahway; and B€IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this the City Clerk's Office, City Hall, 301 The complete ordinance is on file in BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this Resolution be published and take JOSEPH C. BODEJS North Wood Avenue, Linden, NJ the City Clerk's Office, City Hall, 301 Resolution be published and take effect pursuant to law. CITY CLERK 07036. North Wood Avenue, Linden, NJ effect pursuant to law. U248271 PRO Oct. 29, 2009 ($24.50) U248254 PRO Oct. 29 2009 ($22,05) 07036. U24827Q PRO Oct. 29, 2009 ($24.50) U248249 PRO Oct. 29, 2009 ($23.03) U248263 PRO Oct. 29 20Q9 ($24.50) CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE PAGE 38 — THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2009 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE

PUBLIC NOTICE PUBDCNOTICE PUBjJCNOTlCE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ELIZABETH LINDEN County: Union ELIZABETH ROSELLE Plaintiff: SAXON MORTGAGE SER- SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE SHERIFF'S SALE VICES, INC. SHERIFF'S SALE Sheriffs File Number: CH-09005184 Sheriff's File Number: CH-09005346 Sheriff's File Number; CH-09005226 VS Sheriff's File Number: CH-090DS424 Division: CHANCERY Division: CHANCERY Division:" CHANCERY Defendant: BASEM JAMIL ABDEL Division: CHANCERY Docket Number: F2245508B Docket Number; F449620B Docket Number: F1038408A RUHMAN; SAMAR MASOUD Docket Number: F1359107 County: Union County: Union County: Union Sale Date: 11/04/2009 County: Union Plaintiff: HSBC BANK USA, NATION- Plaintiff: US BANK NATIONAL ASSO- Plaintiff: COUNTRYWIDE HOME Writ of Execution: 09/29/2008 Plaintiff: DLJ MORTGAGE CAPITAL, AL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR CIATION AS TRUSTEE FOR CREDIT LOANS, INC. By virtue of the aboye-stated writ of INC. HOME EQUITY LOAN TRUST SERIES SUISSE FIRST BOSTON CSFB ARMT VS execution to me directed I shall VS ACE 2006-1 ' Defendant: INGRID ADAMS; expose for sale by public venue, at the Defendant: ROBERTO COLON; MORT- VS GENEVIEVE JOSHUA; MICHAEL C. UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION GAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION vs Defendant: SUZANNE DUDA RUTHERFORD BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- SYSTEMS, INC. AS NOMINEE FOR NJ Defendant: RAMI BUSTAMI; BANK OF Sate Date: 11/18/2008 Sale Date: 11/04/2009 BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., LENDERS CORP. AMERICA, N.A., Writ of Execution: 09/14/2009 Writ of Execution: 09/01/2009 on>WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the Sale Date: 11/18/2009 Sale Date: 11/04/2009 By virtue of the above-stated writ of By virtue of the above-stated writ of afternoon of said day. All successful Writ of Execution: 09/08/2009 Writ of Execution: 09/01/2009 execution to me directed I shall execution to me directed I shall bidders must have 20% of their bid By virtue of the aboye,-stated writ of By virtue of the above-stated writ of expose for sale by public venue, at the expose for sale by public venue, at the available in cash or certified check at execution to me directed I shall execution to me directed I shall UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION the conclusion of the sales. expose for sale by public venue, at the expose for sale by public venue, at the BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- The. property to be sold is located in UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., the City of Elizabeth in the County of BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the Union, State of New Jersey. BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., afternoon of said day. Ali successful afternoon of said day. All successful Commonly known as: 131 Pine Street, on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the bidders must have 20% of their bid bidders must have 20% of their bid Elizabeth, NJ 07206 afternoon of said day. All successful afternoon of said day. All successful available in cash or certified check at available in cash or certified check at Tax Lot No.: 383 in Block 1 bidders must have 20% of their bid bidders must have 20% of their bid the conclusion of the sales. the conclusion of the sales. Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) available in cash or certified check at available in cash or certified check at Property to be sold is located in the Property to be sold is located in the 100 ft x 25 ft the conclusion of the sales. the conclusion of the sales. City of Elizabeth, County of Union, City of Linden, County of Union, Nearest Cross Street: First Street Property to be sold Is located in the Property to be sold is located in the State of New Jersey State of New Jersey Subject to any open taxes, City of Elizabeth, County of Union, Borough of Rosalie, County of Premises commonly known as: 541 Premises commonly known as: 425 water/sewer, municipal or tax liens State of New Jersey Union, State of New Jersey FULTON STREET, ELIZABETH NJ WASHINGTON AVENUE, LINDEN NJ that may be due. Premises commonly known as: 613 Premises commonly known as: 1320 072Q2 07036-6863 Tax and prior lien info: Taxes, Court Street, Elizabeth NJ 07206 CRESCENT AVENUE, ROSELLE NJ BEING KNOWN as LOT 3, BLOCK BEING KNOWN as LOT 6, BLOCK Sewer and Water may be delinquent, BEING KNOWN as LOT 94, BLOCK 7, 07203 524, on the official Tax Map of the City 212, on the official Tax Map of the City you must check with the tax collector on the official Tax Map of the City of BEING KNOWN as LOT 9, BLOCK of Elizabeth of Linden for exact amounts due. Elizabeth 4B03, on the official Tax Map of the Dimensions: 100.00 feet x 25.00 feet Dimensions: 100.00 ft x 20.00 ft x Title Number - 93657 Dimensions: 100.00 feet x 25.00 feet Borough of Roselle x 100.00 feet x 25.00 feet 100.00 ft X 30.00 ft Block 1 Lot 383 x 100.00 feet x 25.00 feet Dimensions: 40.00 ft x 101.57 ft x Nearest Cross Street: Sixth Street Nearest Cross Street: Luttgen Place The total amount due for past due Nearest Cross Street: 6th Street 40.00 ft x 101.32 ft The Sheriff hereby reserves the The Sheriff hereby reserves the taxes is $1677.33. All tax figures are The Sheriff hereby reserves the Nearest Cross Street: Audrey Terrace right to adjourn this sale without right to adjourn this sale without good to 9/3/2009. right to adjourn this sale without The Sheriff hereby reserves the further notice by publication. further notice by publication. The total amount due for 2008 ABATE- further notice by publication. right to adjourn this sale without •Subject to a,ny unpaid taxes, munici- "Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- MENT is $587.4 as of 9/3/2009. The 'Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- further notice by publication. pal liens or other charges, and any pal hens or other charges, and any total amount due for 2009 ABATE- pal liens or other charges, and any 'Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- such taxes, charges, liens, insurance such taxes, charges, liens, insurance MENT is $575.16 as of 9/3/2009. such taxes, charges, liens," insurance pal liens or other charges, and any premiums or other advances made by premiums or other advances made by Surplus Money: If after the sale and premiums or other advances made by such taxes, charges, liens, insurance plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- plaintiff prior to this safe. All interest- satisfaction of the mortgage debt, plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- premiums or other advances made by ed parties are to conduct and rely ed parties are to conduct and rely including costs and expenses, there ed parties are to conduct and rely plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- upon their own independent investiga- uppn their own independent investiga- remains any surplus money, the money upon their own independent investiga- ed parties are to conduct and rely tion to ascertain whether or not any tion to ascertain whether or not any will be deposited into the Superior tion to ascertain whether or not any upon their own independent investiga- outstanding interest remain of record outstanding interest remain of record Court Trust Fund and any person outstanding interest remain of record tion to ascertain whether or not any and/or have priority over the lien being and/or have priority over the lien being claiming the surplus, or any part there- and/or have priority over the lien being outstanding interest remain of record forecfosed and, if so the current foreclosed and, if so the current of, may file a motion pursuant to Court foreclosed i»and, if so the current and/or have priority over the lien being •amount due thereon. amount due thereon. * Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the amount due thereon. fpreclosed and, if so the current **tf the sale is set aside for any rea- "IMtye sale is set aside for any rea- nature and extent of that person's "If the sale Is set aside for any rea- amount due thereon. son, (he Purchaser at the sale shall be claim and asking for an order directing son, the Purchaser at the sale shall be "If the sale is set aside for any rea- son, the Purchase1 r at the sale shall be payment of the surplus money. The son, the Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only a return of the deposit entitled only a return of the deposit Slleriff or other person conducting the entitled only a return of th$ deposit entitled only a return .of the deposit paid. The Purchaser shall have no fur- 'paid. The Purchaser shall have no fur- sale will have information regarding paid. The Purchaser shall have no fur- paid. The Purchaser shall have no fur- ther recourse against the Mortgagor, ther 'recourse against the Mortgagor, the surplus, if any. ther recourse against the Mortgagor, ther recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagor's attorney. the Mortgagor's attorney. the Mortgagor's attorney. the Mortgagor's attorney. ***lfi after the sale and satisfaction ***lf after the sale, and satisfaction The plaintiff has obtained a letter of ***lf after the sale and satisfaction ***lf after the sale and satisfaction of the mortgage debt, including of the mortgage' debt, including indemnification which will insure the of the mortgage debt, including of the mortgage debt, Including costs and expenses, there remains costs and expenses, there remains successful bidder at sale in respect to: costs and expenses, there remains costs and expenses, there remains any surplus money, the money will any surplus money, the money will Judgment #DJ-190615-2005 any surplus money, the money will any surplus money, the money will be deposited Into the Superior Court be deposited into the Superior Court Note: The sheriff reserves the right to be deposited into the Superior Court be deposited into tlio Superior Court Trust Fund and any person claiming Trust Fund and any person claiming adjourn this sale for any length of time Trust Fund and any person claiming Trust Fund and any person claiming the surplus, or any part thereof, may the surplus, or any part thereof, may without further advertisement. the surplus, or any part thereof, may the surplus, or any part thereof, may file a motion pursuant to Court file a motion pursuant to Court JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $514,942.98*** file a motion pursuant to Court file a motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the Five Hundred Fourteen Thousand Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that person's nature and extent of that person's Nine Hundred Forty-Two and nature and extent of thaf person's nature and extent of that person's claim and asking for an order direct- claim and asking for ari order direct- 98/100*** claim and asking for an order direct- claim and asking for an order direct- ing payment of the surplus money. ing payment of the surplus money. Attorney: ing payment of the surplus money. ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff or other person conduct- The Sheriff or other person conduct- ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, The Sheriff or other person conduct- The Sheriff or other person conduct- ing the sale will have information Ing the sale will have information LLC ing the sale will have information ing the sale will have information regarding the surplus, if any. regarding the surplus, if any. 200 SHEFFIELD STREET regarding the surplus, if any. regarding the surplus, if any. JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $345,361.90*** JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $380,449.18*** SUITE 301 JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $358,775.75*** JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $285,787.00"* Three Hundred Forty-Five Thousand Three Hundred Eighty Thousand MOUNTAINSIDE, NJ 07092 Three Hundred Fifty-Eight Thousand Two Hundred Eighty-Five Thousand Three Hundred Sixty-One and Four Hundred Forty-Nine and [908)233-8500 FCZ-93657 Seven Hundred Seventy-Five and Seven Hundred Eighty-Seven and 90/100*** 18/100*"* Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich 75/100*** 00/100*" Attorney: , Attorney: A full legal description can be found at Attorney: Attorney: the Union County Sheriff's Office PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC PHELAN HALLINAN& SCHMIEG, PC Total Upset: $809,625.23"* PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD Six Hundred Nine.Thousand Six Hun- 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD SUITE 100 • SUITE 100 dred Twenty-Five and 23/100*" SUITE 100 SUITE 100 . ' • MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 October 8, 15, 22,.29,52009 MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 (856) 813-5500 (858) 813-5500 U246830 PRO($178.30) (856) 813-5500 (856)813-5500 Sheriff: Ralph, Froehlich Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich _____ Sheriff: -.Ralph Froehlich Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich A full legal description can be found at A full legal description ca>i be found at A full legal description can be found at A full legal description can be found at the Union County Sheriff's Office the Union County Sheriff's Office the Union County Sheriff's Office the Union County Sheriff's Office Total Upset: $382,747.37 Total Upset: $448,822.39 Take Notice that an application has Total Upset: $397,878.90 Total Upset: $324,741.72 •••.Three Hundred Eighty-Two Thou- ***Four Hundred Forty-Eight Thousand been submitted to the New Jersey •"Three Hundred Ninety-Seven Thou- ""Three Hundred Twenty-Four Thou- sand Seven Hundred Forty-Seven and Eight Hundred Twenty-Two and Department of Environmental Protec- sand Eight Hundred Seventy-Eight and sand Seven Hundred Forty-One and 37/100*** 397100*" tion, Land Use Regulation Program for 90/100*** 72/100*" October 22, 29, Nov. 5. 12, 2009 October 8, 15, 22, 29, 2009 a Coastal General Permit for the October 22, 29, Nov. 5, 12, 2009 October 8, 15, 22, 29, 2009 U247765 PRO ($182.28) U246842 PRO ($182.28) development described below: U247770 PRO ($182.28) U246850 PRO ($184.24) ______LINDEN LINDEN APPLICANT: Texas Eastern Transmis- sion, LP CITY OF LINDEN CITY OF LINDEN LINDEN RESOLUTION: 2009-347 PASSED ORDINANCE PROJECT NAME: Exploratory Boring PASSED ORDINANCE NO. 53-53 Project RESOLUTION: 2009-326 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING A PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Conduct NO. 53-56 CHANGE ORDER-, NO. 1 TO THE geotechnical Investigation borings RESOLUTION APPROVING A CONTRACT WITH A.N.A. CONTRACT- AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN within the Arthur Kill, Kill Van Kull, and AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND SHARED SERVICES AGREEMENT ING, LLC FOR ROOF MAINTENANCE ORDINANCE ENTITLED, "AN ORDI- Hudson Rivers. SUPPLEMENT CHAPTER VII, TRAF- FOR ANIMAL CONTROL SERVICES SERVICES NANCE ESTABLISHING A SCHEDULE PROJECT STREET ADDRESS: N/A FIC. OF AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED, WITH THE TOWNSHIP OF WINFIELD OF TITLES, SALARY RANGES AND BLOCK: N/A "AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING AND FOR 2010 REGULATIONS FOR MAINTAINING ENACTING THE REVISED GENERAL WHEREAS, the City Council of the THE CLASSIFICATION AND SALARY LOT: N/A ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF LIN- City of Linden passed a Resolution on STANDARDIZATION PLAN OF ALL MUNICIPALITY: Linden City, Bayonne DEN, 1999" PASSED NOVEMBER 23, WHEREAS, as a result of the closing March 18, 2008 approving a contract EMPLOYEES OF THE CITY OF LIN- City, and Hoboken City 1999 AND APPROVED NOVEMBER and termination of animal control serv-. with A.N.A. Contracting, iLC for the DEN," PASSED AUGUST 15, 1995 COUNTY: Union and Hudson Counties 24, 1999, AND AS AMENDED AND ices by the Union County Society for roof repair and maintenance on vari- AND APPROVED AUGUST 16, 1995 SUPPLEMENTED the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals ous City of Linden buildings; and The Coastal General Permit applica- the City of Linden entered Into Inter- WHEREAS, on September 15, 2009 tion can be reviewed at either the local Services Agreements with the City Council passed a Resolution, No. Amend the above Ordinance as fol- municipal clerk's office or by appoint- Amend Chapter VII, Traffic as follows: Township of Winfield since 2000 for 306, extending the contract with lows: ment at the Department's Trenton ADD New Section 7-15.1C - Parking the sharing of.the costs of such servic- A.N.A. Contracting, LLC through Schedule 4-EE-3 is hereby made a office. A 30 day public comment period Decals as follows: 7-15.1C Parking es; and March 30, 2010; part of this Ordinance Establishing or a fact-finding public hearing will be Decals WHEREAS, it is in the best interest of Schedule of Titles, Salary Ranges, and held on this application in the future. A WHEREAS, a change order in the Regulations (Secretary for the Con- public hearing will be held only if the The complete ordinance is on file in the health, safety and welfare of the amount of $2,289.00 has been struction Board of Appeals) citizenry that the City of Linden contin- requested for services necessary Department determines that, based on the City Clerk's Office, City Hall, 301 ue to provide such services and above the original estimated contract public comment or a review of the proj- North Wood Avenue, Linden, NJ WHEREAS, the Township of Winfield amount; and The complete ordinance is on file in ect, its scope and environmental 07036. has indicated its willingness to contin- WHEREAS, inclusive of these reduc- the City Clerk's Office, City Hall, 301 impact, additional information is nec- ue to share costs and services as fore- tions and increase, the total expendi- North Wood Avenue, Linden, NJ essary to assist in its review or evalu- PASSED: OCTOBER 20, 2009 said; tures for said contract is $22,289.00; 07036. ate potential impacts and that this NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED and information can only be obtained by APPROVED: OCTOBER 21, 2009 BY THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE PASSED: OCTOBER 20, 2009 providing an opportunity for a public CITY OF LINDEN that the Mayor and WHEREAS, the Acting Chief Financial hearing. Individuals may request that ROBERT F. BUNK City Clerk be and hereby are directed Officer has certified to the availability APPROVED: OCTOBER 21, 2009 the Department hold a public hearing COUNCIL PRESIDENT and authorized tc enter Into a Shared of funds for this purpose, to be on this application. Requests for a Agreement with the Township of Win- charged to Account No. 9-01-125-204; ROBERT F. BUNK public hearing shall be made in writing RICHARD J. GERBOUNKA NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED COUNCIL PRESIDENT within 15 days of the date of this field Park wherein said services will be BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF notice and snail state the specific continued, and wherein It shall be LINDEN that they do hereby approve a nature of the issues proposed to be reflected that the Township of Winfield change order reflecting the additional RICHARD J. GERBOUNIKA raised at the hearing. Hearing ATTEST: Park will pay the City of Linden the amount of $2,289.00 by A.N.A. Con- MAYOR requests should be sent to: annualized charge of $2,400.00 for the tracting, LLC for the aforesaid project; JOSEPH C.BODEK year 2010, in monthly installments, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this ATTEST: CITY CLERK payable on or before the first day of Resolution is expressly contingent New Jersey Department of Environ- U248260 PRO Oct. 29, 2009 ($20.58) each monlh to the Municipal Treasurer, upon the negotiation and execution of JOSEPH C.BODEK mental Protection ______commencing January 1, 2010; and the necessary contract documents CITY CLERK Land Use Regulation Program BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a between A.N.A. Contracting, LLC and U248255 PRO Oct. 29, 2009 ($22.05) PO Box 439 duly executed copy of this Resolution the City of Linden; and 501 East State Street SHERIFF'S SALE be forwarded to the Clerk of the Town- BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a ELIZABETH Trenton, New Jersey 08625-0439 Sheriff's File Number: CH-09005395 ship of Winfield Park- and notice of this action shall be published Attn: Linden City, Bayonne City, and Division: CHANCERY BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this in accordance with applicable law. SHERIFF'S SALE Hoboken City Section Chief Docket Number: F2899308 Resolution be published and take U248275 PRO Oct. 29, 2009 ($24.50) Sheriff's File Number: CH-09005188 County: Union effect pursuant to law. Division: CHANCERY Plaintiff: CHASE HOME FINANCE LLC U248272 PRO Oct. 29, 2009 ($24.50) Docket Number: F2964407 U248247 PRO Oct. 29, 2009 ($29.40) VS CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2009 — PAGE 39

PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC WQTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Defendant; ALNIBAR R. CASTILLO RAHWAY MORGAN CHASE, NATIONAL ASSO- ELIZABETH By virtue of the above-staled writ of Sale Dale: 11/18/2009 CIATION execution to me directed I shall Writ of Execution: 09/08/2009 SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY Sale Date: 11/18/2009 SHERIFF'S SALE expose for sale by public venue, at the By virtue of the above-stated writ of CHANCERY DIVISION Writ of Execution: 08/20/2009 Sheriff's File Number: CH-09005408 UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION execution to me directed I shall UNION COUNTY By virtue of the above-stated writ of Division: CHANCERY BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- expose for sale by public venue, at the DOCKET NO. F-23258-09 execution to me directed I shall Docket Number: F2302608 • BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION expose for sale by public venue, at the County: Union on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION Plaintfff: THE BANK OF NEW YORK afternoon of said day. All successful BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- AS TRUSTEE FOR THE HOLDERS OF bidders must have 20% of their bid on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., STRUCTURED ASSET MORTGAGE available in cash or certified check at afternoon of said day. All successful on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the INVESTMENTS II TRUST 2006-ARB, the conclusion of the sales. bidders must have 20% of their bid JOARES MOURA afternoon of said day. All successful MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH CER- The property to be soid is located in available in cash or certified check at bidders must have 20% of their bid TIFICATES, SERIES 2OO0-AR8 the CITY of LINDEN, County of UNION, the conclusion of the sales. YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED available in cash or certified check at VS and State of New Jersey. Property to be sold is located in the AND REQUIRED to serve upon FEIN, the conclusion of the sales. Defendant: KEVIN T. PLEASANT AND Commonly known as: f648 DILL AVE, City of Linden, County of Union, SUCH, KAHN & SHEPARD, plaintiff's The property to be sold is located in STATE OF NEW JERSEY LINDEN, NJ 07036-0000. State of New Jersey attorneys whose address is 7 Century the.BORO of ROSELLE. County of Sale Date: 11/18/2009 Tax Lot No, fl in Block No. 41 iR'remises commonly known as: 435 Drive, Suite 201, Parsippany, New Jer- UNION and State of New Jersey. Writ of Execution: 08/04/2009 Dimension of Lot Approximately: 45 X 'jBROOK ST, LINDEN NJ 07036 sey 07054, telephone number #(973) Commonly known as: 241 E 9TH AVE, By virtue of the above-stated writ of 100 BEING *KN0WN as LOT 7, BLOCK 538-9300, an Answer to the Complaint ROSELLE, NJ 07203. execution to me directed I shall Nearest Cross Street: GRANT STREET 282, on the official Tax Map of the City and Amended Complaint, if any, filed Tax Lot No. 26 in Block No. 2701 expose for sale by public venue, at the BEGINNING at the intersection of of Linden in a civil action, In which DEUTSCHE Dimension of Lot Approximately: UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION the westerly line of Grant Street Dimensions: 97.50 feet x 40.00 feet x BANK NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, 33.34 X 131 BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- (50'R.O.W.) tF.K.A. Parnes Avenue), 97.50 feet x 40.00 feet AS TRUSTEE FOR LONG BEACH Nearest Cross Street: SPRUCE BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., with the southerly line of Dill Nearest Cross Street: Elm Street MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST 2008-S is STREET an WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the Avenue (50'R.O.W.) (F.K.A. Milton The Sheriff hereby reserves the Plaintiff and JOARES MOURA, et al., BEGINNING at a point in the afternoon of said day. All successful Avenue) and thence, right to adjourn this sale without are defendants, pending in the Superj- Northerly side line of East Ninth bidders must have 20% of their bid "THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES further notice by publication. or Courl of New Jersey, Chancery Divi- Avenue distant 66.66 feet Westerly available In cash or certified check at THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE •Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- sion, UNION County and bearing therein from its intersection with the the conclusion of the sales. WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE pal liens or other charges, and any Docket No. F-23258-09 within thlrty- Westerly side line of Spruce Street, The property to be sold is located in THROUGH PUBLICATION." such taxes, charges, liens, insurance flye (35) days after 10/29/2009 exclu- and running thence the CITY of ELIZABETH, County of PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES premiums or other advances made by sive of such date, or if published after "THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES Union and State of NJ. SEWER OPEN + PENALTY $167.88 plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- 10/29/2009, thirty-five (35) days after THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE It is commonly known as 135 TOTAL AS OF September 22, 2009: ed parties are to conduct and rely the actual date of such publication, WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE BERWICK STREET, ELIZABETH, NJ $167.88 upon their own independent investiga- exclusive of such date. If you fall to THROUGH PUBLICATION." It is known and designated as Block Surplus Money: If after the sale and tion to ascertain whether or no) any do so, Judgment by Default may be PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES 10, Lot 189. satisfaction of the mortgage debt, outstanding interest remain of record rendered against you for the relief TOTAL AS OF September 4, 2009: including costs and expenses, there and/or have priority over the lien being demanded in the Complaint. You shall $.00 The dimensions are approximately 35 remains any surplus money, the money foreclosed and, If so the current file your answer and proof of service in Surplus Money: If after the sale and feet wide by 100 feet long. will be deposited Into the Superior amount due thereon. duplicate with the Clerk of the Superi- satisfaction of the mortgage debt. Nearest cross street: JERSEY Court Trust Fund and any person **lf the sale is set aside for any rea- or Court, Hughes Justice Complex, Including costs and expenses, there AVENUE claiming the surplus, or any part there- son, the Purchaser at the sale shall be CN-971, Trenton, New Jersey 08625, remains any surplus money, the money Prior llenfs): SUBJECT TO UNPAID of, may file a motion pursuant to Court entitled only a return of the deposit in accordance with the Rules of Civil will be deposited into the Superior TAXES AND OTHER MUNICIPAL Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the paid. The Purchaser shall'have no fur- Practice and Procedure. Court Trust Fund and any person LIENS. nature and extent of that person's ther recourse against the Mortgagor, ' This action has been instituted for claiming the surplus, or any part there- AS OF 2/11/2009 TAXES ARE PAID claim and asking for an order directing the Mortgagor's attorney, the purpose of (1) foreclosing a mort- of, may file a motion pursuant to Court THROUGH 1ST QUARTER 2O09. 2ND ayment of the surplus money. The ***lf after the sale and satisfaction gage dated Aug_ust 21, 2006 made by Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the QUARTER 2009 TAXES IN THE gheriff or other person conducting the of the mortgage debt, including JOARES MOURA as mortgagors to nature and extent of that person's AMOUNT OF $2,092.67 WAS DUE ON sale will have information regarding costs and expenses, there remains LONG BEACH MORTGAGE COMPANY claim and asking for an order directing 5/1/2009. TOTAL AMOUNT DUE AS any surplus money, the money will recorded on Au'gust 28, 2006, in Book OF 3/30/2009 FOR UNPAID the surplus, If any. be deposited into trie Superior Court 11828 of Mortgages for UNION County, gayment of the surplus money. The WATER/SEWER CHARGES IS THE JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $308,736.15 Trust Fund and any person claiming Page 41, et seq,, which mortgage was heriff or other person conducting the AGGREGATE SUM OF $84.72. ***Three Hundred Eight Thousand the surplus, or any part thereof, may duly assigned to the Plaintiff named sale will have information regarding THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES Seven Hundred Thirty-Six and file a motion pursuant to Court above, who is the present holder of the surplus, if any. THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE 15/100'** JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $319,568.62 WITHOUT .^FURTHER NOTICE Attorney: Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the said Mortgage and (2) to recover pos- •"Three Hundred Nineteen Thou- FEIN, SUCH. KAHN & SHEPARD, PC . nature and extent of that person's session of, and concerns premises sand Five Hundred Sixty-Eight and THROUGH PUBLICATION. 7 CENTURY DRIVE claim and asking for an order direct- 62/100*** SURPLUS MONEY: IF AFTER THE ing payment of the surplus money. SALE AND SATISFACTION OF THE SUITE 201 The Sheriff or other person conduct- commonlnly knknowc n as 2238 CHURCH Attorney: PARSIPPANY, NJ 07054 ST, Rfl HWAY, NJ 07065, Bloc"' k' 256"", FEIN, SUCH, KAHN & SHEPARD, PC MORTGAGE DEBT, INCLUDING Ing the sale will have information Lot 30. COSTS AND EXPENSES, THERE (973)538-4700 regarding the surplus, if any. You are made a defendant because 7 CENTURY DRIVE REMAINS ANY SURPLUS MONEY, Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $570,616.08**" you are a mortgagor and your lien or SUITE 201 THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSITED A full legal description can be found al Five Hundred Seventy Thousand Six encumbrance on tne mortgaged prem- PARSIPPANY, NJ 07054 INTO THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST the Union County Sheriff's Office Hundred Sixteen and 08/100*** ises is subject to plaintiff's mortgage. (973)538-4700 FUND AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING Total Upset: $361,060.77 Attorney: If you cannot afford or are unable to Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich THE SURPLUS, OR ANY PART ***Three Hundred Sixty-One Thousand obtain an attorney, you may communi- A full legal description can be found at THEREOF, MAY FILE A MOTION PUR- Sixty and 77/100**" PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC cate with the Legal Services Office of the Union County Sheriff's Office SUANT TO COURT RULES 4:64-3'AND October 22, 29, November S, 12, 2009 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD the County of venue by calling: Total Upset: $355,797.80 4:57-2 STATING THE 'NATURE AND U247794 PRO ($156.80) SUITE 100 '"Three Hundred Fifty-Five Thousand EXTENT OF THAT PERSON'S CLAIM MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 Seven Hundred Ninety-Seven and AND ASKING FOR AN ORDER ELIZABETH ~" ("856)813-5500 UNION COUNTY LAWYER REFERRAL: 80/100*** DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich (908)353-4715 October 22, 29, Novembers, 12, 2009 PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF. OR SHERIFF'S SALE A full legal description can be found at UNION COUNTY LEGAL SERVICES: U247796 PRO (5166.60) OTHER PERSON CONDUCTING THE Sheriff's File Number: CH-O9OOS240 the Union County Sheriff's Office (908)354-4340 SALE WILL HAVE INFORMATION Division: CHANCERY Total Upset: $656,053.84 REGARDING THE SURPLUS, IF ANY. Docket Number: F2675508 : ***Six Hundred Fifty-Six Thousand YOU, JOARES MOURA are made JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $488,815.45 County: Union party defendant(s) to tjils foreclosure Plaintiff: WELLS FARGO BANK, NA Fifty-Three and 84/100*** action because you are one of the LINDEN ***Four Hundred Eighty-Eight Thou- October 22, 29, Nov. 5, 12, 2009 • , . • . sand Eight Hundred Fifteen and vs • • . '• ' ••:••"• U24776B PRO ($170.52) mortgagors and may be liable for any SHERIFF'S SALE 45/100*** Defendant: JAVIER F. TORRES; deficiency and for any lien, claim, or CARLA S. TORRES interest you may have in, to or against Sheriff's File Number: CH-O9005134 Attorney: the mortgaged premises by reason of Division: CHANCERY Sale Date: 11/04/2009 LINDEN Docket Number: F2943100 STERN, LAVINTHAL, FRANKENBERG Writ of Execution: 08/27/2009 the Mortgage made by you, JOARES County: Union & NORGAARD, LLC By virtue of the above-stated writ of PUBLIC NOTICE MOURA, as set forth above. Plaintiff: BENEFICIAL NEW JERSEY 293 EISENHOWER PARKWAY execution to me directed I shall CITY OF LINDEN, NEW JERSEY Upon request, a copy of the Com- INC. D/B/A BENEFICIAL MORTGAGE SUITE 300 - P.O. BOX 1660 expose for sale by public venue, at the plaint and Amendment to Complaint, if CO., LIVINGSTON, NJ 07039-1660 UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION NOTICE, OF A CONTRACT AWARD any, will be supplied to you for partic- VS Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- ularity. A full legal description can be found at BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., File FWM 2713 Defendant: CHESTER GREBLOWSKI the Union County Sheriff's Office on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the The City of Linden, New Jersey has AND DEBRA GREBLOWSKI. HIS Total Upset: $558,073.99 afternoon of said day. All successful awarded an amendatory contract with- Dated: October 20, 2009 WIFE; PALISADES COLLECTION LLC; ***Five Hundred Fifty-Eight Thousand out Competitive bidding as a Profes- JENNIFER M. PEREZ SKYLANDS ENERGY SERVICE INC. bidders must have 20% of their bid sional Service, pursuant to N.J.S.A. Clerk of the Superior Seventy-Three and 99/100**" available In cash or certified check at Court of New Jersey Sale Date: 11/04/2009 October 22, 29, November 5, 12, 2009 the conclusion of the sales. 40A:11-1 et seq. This contract and Writ of Execution: 08/31/2009 U247825 PRO ($180.32) The property to be sold is located in the resolution authorizing it are avail- U248164 PRO Oct. 29, 2009 ($45.08) By virtue of the above-stated writ of _____ able for public inspection In the Office _____ execution to me directed I shall the City of ELIZABETH in the County of the Municipal Clerk. expose for sale by public venue, at the of Union, State of New Jersey. UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION Commonly known as: 564 4TH PUBLIC NOTICE BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELI2A- PUBLIC NOTICE AVENUE, ELIZABETH, NJ 07202 AWARDED: Hull and Associates, Inc. CITY OF LINDEN, NEW JERSEY CITY OF LINDEN, NEW JERSEY Tax Lot No.: 468 In Block 7 4770 Duke Drive, BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) Suite 300 on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the NOTICE OF A CONTRACT AWARD afternoon of said day. All successful NOTICE OF A CONTRACT AWARD 100 ft x 34 ft x 11 ft x 51 ft x 37 ft x 29 Mason, Ohio 45040 bidders must have 20% of their bid ft SERVICE: Retaining the services of The City of Linden, New Jersey has available in cash or certified check at The City of Linden, New Jersey has Nearest Cross Street: Palmer Street Hull and Associates, Inc. to conduct awarded an amendatory contract with- the conclusion of the sales. awarded an amendatory contract with- Subject to any open taxes, environmental site assessments for out Competitive bidding as a Profes- Municipality: City of Linden out Competitive bidding as a Profes- water/sewer, municipal or tax liens properties to be acquired by Duke sional Service, pursuant to N.J.S.A. Street Address: 210 Ggrfield Street, sional Service, pursuant to N.J.S.A. that may be due. Realty in the City of Linden. 40A11-1 et seq. This contract and Linden, NJ 07036 40A:11-1 et seq. This contract and Tax and prior lien Info: At the time of the resolution authorizing It are avail- Tax Lot: 16 Tax Black: 24 the resolution authorizing it are avail- publication taxes/sewer/water informa- TIME PERIOD: The term of said con- able for public inspection in the Office Approximate dimensions: 40' x 100' able for public inspection in the Office tion was not available - You must tract shall be until the conclusion of of the Municipal Clerk. Nearest cross street: Mildred Avenue of the Municipal Clerk. check with the tax collector for exact the work to be performed, or until said If after the sale and satisfaction of the amounts due. amount has been exhausted, whichev- AWARDED: Anthony Palumbo, Esq. mortgage debt, including costs and AWARDED: Sidney Land, Inc. Surplus Money: If after the sale and er occurs earlier. 190 North Avenue East expenses, there remains any surplus 10 HackensackAvenue satisfaction of the mortgage debt, Cranford, NJ 07016 money, the money will be deposited Weehawken, New Jersey including costs and expenses, there COST: Additional funds not to exceed into the Superior Court Trust Fund and 07086 remains any surplus money, the money $43,451.00 SERVICE: Retaining the services as any person claiming the surplus, or will be deposited into the Superior Prosecutor with respect to disciplinary any part thereof, may file a motion SERVICE: Retaining the services of Court Trust Fund and any person DATED: October 21, 2009 charges pending against a Linden pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and an expert witness for the defense of claiming the surplus, or any part there- Police Officer 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of tax appeal for 2009. of, may file a motion pursuant to Court Joseph C. Bodek that person's claim and asking for an Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the City Clerk TIME PERIOD: The term of said con- order directing payment of the surplus TIME PERIOD: The term of said con- nature and extent of that person's U243227 PRO Oct. 29 2009 ($20.09) tract shall be until the conclusion of money. The Sheriff or other person tract shafl be until the conclusion of claim and asking for an order directing the work to be performed, or until said conducting the sale will have informa- the work to be performed or until said payment of the surplus money. The amount has been exhausted, whichev- tion regarding the surplus, if any. amount has been exhausted, whichev- Sheriff or other person conducting the er occurs earlier. "THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES er occurs earlier. sale will have information regarding ROSELLE THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE thhe surplus, iiff any. PUBLIC NOTICE OF ADOPTION COST: Additional funds not to exceed WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE COST: Additional funds not to exceed "Note s:: ThThe sherif' "f• reserves the right to BOROUGH OF ROSELLE $3,097.50 THROUGH PUBLICATION." $5,000.00 adjourdjo n this sale for any length of time ORDINANCE NUMBER 2350-09 JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $149,577.51*** without further advertisement- DATED: October 21, 2009 One Hundred Forty-Nine Thousand DATED: October 21, 2009 JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $444,337.S3*** ORDINANCE TO EXCEED THE SFY Five Hundred Seventy-Seven and Four Hundred Forty-Four Thousand 2010 MUNICIPAL BUDGET APPRO- Joseph C. Bodek 51/100*** Joseph C. Bodek Three Hundred Thirty-Seven and City Clerk Attorney: City Clerk 53/100*** PRIATION LIMITS AND FO ESTAB- U248232 PRO Oct. 29 2009 ($19.11) U248231 PRO Oct. 29 2009 ($19.1.1) Attorney: LISH A CAP BANK « _____ PLUESE, BECKER & SALTZMAN, LLC 20000 HORIZON WAY __ LINDEN ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, NOTICE is hereby given that Ordi- SUITE 900 LLC nance Number 2350-09 was passed MT. LAUREL. NJ 08054-4313 200 SHEFFIELD STREET and adopted on second and final readr SHERIFF'S SALE (856)813-1700 v SHERIFF'S SALE SUITE 301 ing at a Regular Meeting of the Mayor Sheriff's File Number: CH-09005336 Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich Sheriff's File Number: CH-09005330 MOUNTAINSIDE, NJ 07092 atld Council of the Borough of Roselle, Division: CHANCERY A full legal description can be found at Division: CHANCERY (908)233-8500 XCZ-105855 Union County, New Jersey, held at Docket Number: F3878908 the Union County Sheriff's Office Docket Number: F29B5908 Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich Borough Hall, 210 Chestnut Street, County: Union Total Upset: $189,136.81*** County: Union A full legal description can be found at Roselle, New Jersey on the 21st day of Plaintiff: DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL One Hundred Sixty-Nine Thousand Plaintiff: CHASE HOME FINANCE, LLC the Union County Sheriff's Office October 2009. TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE FOR One Hundred Thirty-Six and 81/100*** VS Total Upset: $487,451.48"* LONG BEACH MORTGAGE LOAN October 8, 15, 22, 29, 2009 Defendant: AGUEDA S. CALERO, Four Hundred Eighty-Seven Thousand Rhona C. Bluestein, M.B.A., R.M.C. TRUST 2006-4 HERNAN REYES Borough, Clerk U246841 PRO ($137.20) Sale Date: 11/18/2009 Four Hundred Fifty-One and 48/100'** U248382 PRO Oct. 29, 2009 ($11.27) VS I October B, 15, 22, 29, 2009 Defendant: ANDRES SERVELLON, JP Writ of Execution.: OB/08/2009 U246829 PRO($154.84) CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE PAGE 40 — THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2009 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE

PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTiCE PUBLICNOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ELIZABETH ''i BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- ELIZABETH BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., LINDEN BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the SHERIFF'S SALE afternoon of said day. All successful SHERIFF'S SALE afternoon of said day. All successful Sheriff's File Number: CH-09005318 bidders must have 20% of their bid Sheriff's File Number: CH-09005402 Docket No. : F-10281-09 bidders must have 20% of their bid Division: CHANCERY available in cash or certified check at Division: CHANCERY Superior Court of New Jersey available in cash or certified check at Docket Number: F733808 the conclusion of the sales. Docket Number: F1803108 Chancery Division the conclusion of the sales. County: Union The property to be sold is located in County: Union Union County Property to be sold is located in the Plaintiff: LASALLE BANK NATIONAL the CITY of LINDEN, County of UNION Plaintiff: WELLS FARGO BANK, NA City of Elizabeth, County of Union, ASSOCIATION AS TRUSTEE FOR and State of New Jersey. VS (L.S.) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: State of New Jersey FIRST FRANKLIN MORTGAGE LOAN Commonly known as: 1616 BERGEN Defendant: ERIKA S. SILVEIRA; MR. THIAGO B. TEIXEIRA, his heirs, Premises commonly known as: 45S TRUST 2007-FF2, MORTGAGE LOAN AVE, LINDEN, NJ 07036. SILVEIRA, HUSBAND OF ERIKA S. devisees, and personal representa- LIVINGSTON STREET, ELIZABETH ASSET-BACKED CERTIFICATES, Tax Lot No. 3 in Block No. 37 SILVEIRA; tives, and his, their or any of their NJ 07206-1321 SERIES 2007-FF2 Dimension of Lot Approximately: 40 X Sale Date: 11/18/2009 successors in right, title and inter- BEING KNOWN as LOT 3, BLOCK VS 100 Writ of Execution: 08/31/2009 est 684.A, on the official Tax Map of the Defendant: CLAUDEMIR DA SILVA, Nearest Cross Street: GRANT By virtue of the above-stated writ of City of Elizabeth HIS HEIRS, DEVISEES, AND PER- STREET execution to me directed I shall YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED Dimensions: 100.00 feet x 25.00 feet SONAL REPRESENTATIVES, AND BEGINNING at a point on the south- expose for sale by public venue, at the AND REQUIRED to serve upon 2UCK- x 100.00 feet x 25.00 feet HIS, THEIR OR ANY OF THEIR SUC- easterly side of Bergen Avenue dis- UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION ER. GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, LLC, Nearest Cross Street: First Street CESSORS IN RIGHT, TITLE AND tant 160.Q0 feet northeasterly from BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- ESQS., plaintiff's attorneys, whose The Sheriff hereby reserves the INTEREST; MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC tlie Intersection of the northeasterly BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., address Is 200 Sheffield Street, Suite right to adjourn this sale without REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC., AS side of Grant Street, running thence on WEDNESDAY, at two. o'clock in the 301, Mountainside,1 New Jersey further notice by publication. NOMINEE FOR FIRST FRANKLIN, A "THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES afternoon of said day. All successful 07092-0024, telephone, number 1-908- •Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- DIVISION OF NATIONAL CITY BANK THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE bidders must have 20% of their bid 233-8S00, an Answer to the Complaint pal liens or other charges, and any Sale Date: 11/18/2009 WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE available in cash or certified check at filed in a civil action, in which GMAC such taxes, charges, liens, insurance Writ of Execution: 09/01/2009 THROUGH PUBLICATION." the conclusion of the sales. Mortgage, LLC is plaintiff, and THIA- premiums or other advances made by By virtue of the above-stated writ of PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES The property to be sold is located In GO B. TEIXEIRA, et al., are defen- plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- execution to me directed I shall TAXES OPEN + PENALTY $1,492.54 the City of LINDEN in the County of dants, pending in the Superior Court of ed parties are to conduct and rely expose for sale by public venue, at the SEWER OPEN + PENALTY $118.13 Union, State of New Jersey. Mew Jersey, Chancery Division, Union upon their own independent investiga- UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION 2008 3rd PARTY LIEN. SOLD ON Commonly known as: 926 ORCHARD County, and bearing Docket F-10281- tion to ascertain whether or not any BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- 06/03/09, CERT # 08-00021 $284.48 TERRACE, LINDEN, NJ 07036 09 within thirty-five (35) days after outstanding interest remain of record BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., TOTAL AS OF September 11, 2009; Tax Lot No.: 4 in Block 240 10/29/2009 exclusive of such date, or and/or have priority over the lien being on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the $1,895.15 Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 50 if published after 10/29/2009, (36) foreclosed and, if so the current afternoon of said day. All successful Surplus Money: If after the sale and ft x 135 ft clays after the actual date of such pub- amount due thereon. bidders must have 20% of their bid satisfaction of the mortgage debt, Nearest Cross Street: Gesner Street lication, exclusive of such date, if you "If the sale is set aside for any rea- available in cash or certified check at including costs and expenses, there Subject to any open taxes, fail to do so, Judgment by default may son, the Purchaser at the sale shall be the conclusion of the sales. remains any surplus money, the money water/sewer, municipal or tax liens be rendered against you for the relief entitled only a return of the deposit The property to be sold is located in will be deposited into the Superior that may be due. demanded in the Complaint. You shall paid. The Purchaser shall have no fur- the City of Elizabeth in the County of Court Trust Fund and any person file your Answer and proof of service ther recourse against the Mortgagor, Union, State of New Jersey. claiming the surplus, or any part there- Tax and prior lien info: At the time of in duplicate with the Clerk of the Supe- the Mortgagor's attorney. Commonly known as: 561 Marshall of, may file a motion pursuant to Court publication taxes/sewer/water informa- rior Court of New Jersey, Hughes Jus- •""If after the sale and satisfaction Street, Elizabeth, NJ 07206 Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the tion was not available - You must tice Complex - CN 971, Trenton, New of the mortgage debt, including Tax Lot No.: 1035 in Block 6 nature and extent of that person's check with the tax collector for exact Jersey 08625, in accordance with the costs and expenses, there remains Dimensions,of Lot: (Approximately) 56 claim and asking for an order directing amounts due. rules of civil practice and procedure. any surplus money, the money will ft x 24 ft payment of the surplus money. The Surplus Money: If after the sale and be deposited into the Superior Court Sheriff or other person conducting the satisfaction of the 'mortgage debt, This action has been instituted for Trust Fund and any person claiming Nearest Gross Street: Sixth Street sale will have information regarding including costs and expenses, there the purpose of (1) foreclosing a Mort- the surplus, or any part thereof, may Subject to any open taxes, the surplus, if any. remains any surplus money, the money gage dated 05/02/2008 made by Thia- file a motion pursuant to Court water/sewer, municipal or tax liens JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $317,318.62 will be deposited into the Superior go 8. Teixeira as mortgagor, to Mort- Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the that may be due. ""Three Hundred Seventeen Thou- Court Trust Fund ^and any person gage Electronic Registration Systems, nature and extent of that person's Tax and prior lien info: At the time of sand Three Hundred Eighteen and claiming the surplus, or any part there- Inc., as nominee for Mortgage Now,, claim and asking for an order direct- publication taxes/sewer/water Informa- 62/100*** of, may file a motion pursuant to Court Inc. recorded on 05/16/2008 in Book ing payment of the surplus money. tion was not available - You must Attorney: Rules 4:64.-3 and 4:57-2 stating the 12491 of Mortgages for Union County, The Sheriff or othar person conduct- clidfck with the tax collector for exact nature and extent of that person's Page 957 which Mortgage was duly ing the sale will have information amounts due. FEIN, SUCH, KAHN & SHEPARD, PC claim and asking for an order directing assigned to the plaintiff, GMAC Mort- regarding the surplus, if any. .' Surplus Money: If after the sale and 7 CENTURY DRIVE ayment of the surplus money. The gagea , LLC, by Assignment of Mortgage satisfaction of the mortgage debt, (SUITE 201 gheriff or other person eortductmg the Sateg d 02/23/2009; and (2) to recover JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $507,644.32*** including costs and expenses, there PARSIPPANY, NJ 07054 sale will have information regarding possession of, and concerns premises Five Hundred Seven Thousand Six remains any surplus money, the money (973)538-4700 the surplus, if any. commonly known as 211 Fulton Street, Hundred Forty-Four and 32/100*** will be deposited- into the Superior Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich Prior Mortgages and Judgments (if Elizabeth, NJ 07206, also being Lot Attorney: Court Trust • f un'd and any person A full legal description can be found at any): NONE 508.A in Block 2. PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC the Union County Sheriff's Office 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD claiming the surpilus, or any part there- Total Upset: $356,035.06 ATTN: The Plaintiff may let the bid go If you are unable to obtain an attor- SUITE 100 of, may file a motion pursuant to Court •"Three Hundred Fifty-Six Thousand for less than the judgment amount ney, you may communicate with the MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the Thirty-Five and 06/100'** consistent with the adjusted FMV of New Jersey Bar Association by calling (856)813-5500 nature and extent of that person's October 8, 15, 22, 29, 2009 the property at the time of sale. Plain- 732-249-5000. You may also contact claim and asking for an order directing U246836 PRO ($164.64) tiff may also agree to a short sale. Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich Please address any inquiries to: third- the Lawyer Referral Service of the A full legal description can be found at ayment of the surplus money. The ______County of *enue by calling 908-353- the -Union County Sheriff's Office gheriff or other person conducting the [email protected]. 4715. If you cannot afford an attorney, Total Upset: $569,886.29 sale will have information regarding Please use our File No. and "3rd you may communicate with ths Legal ***Five Hundred Sixty-Nine Thousand the surplus, if any. SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY Party" or "Short Sale" in. your subject Services office of the County of venue Eight Hundred Eighty-Six and Note: The sheriff reserves the right to CHANCERY DIVISION line. by calling 908-354-4340. 297100*** adjourn this sale for any length of time UNION COUNTY Note: The sheriff reserves the right to YOU, THIAGO B. TEJXEIRA, his without further advertisement. DOCKET NO. F-23197-09 adjourn this sale for any length of time heirs, devisees, and personal repre- October 8, 15, 22, 29, 2009 JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $428,535.88*** without further advertisement. sentatives, and his, their or any of U246852 PRO ($174.44) Four Hundred Twenty-Eight Thou- JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $400,016.63*** their successors in right, title and sand Five Hundred Thirty-Five and NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS Four Hundred Thousand Sixteen and interest are made a party defendant to 88/100*** STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: 63/100*" this foreclosure action because you ELIZABETH Attorney: MARTA CHICAS Attorney: executed Plaintiff's obligation and ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, mortgage and may be liable for any SHERIFF'S SALE LLC YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND LLC deficiency, and are a record owner of Sheriff's File Number: CH-09005383 200 SHEFFIELD STREET REQUIRED to serve upon FEIN, 200 SHEFFIELD STREET the subject property and for any right, Division: CHANCERY SUITE 301 SUCH, KAHN.^5, SHEPARD, plaintiff's SUITE 301 title and Interest you may have in, to Docket Number: F347170B MOUNTAINSIDE, NJ 07092 attorneys, whose address Is 7 Century MOUNTAINSIDE, NJ 07092 or against the subject property. County: Union (908)233-8500 XCZ-98340 Drive, Suite 201 i' Parsippany,, New (908)233-8500 XWZ-102476 File^FZ 117841 Plaintiff: U.S. BANK N.A. Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich .Jersey 07054, telephone number Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich JENNIFER M. PEREZ, CLERK VS • ••• . A full legal description can be found at #(973) 538-9300, an Answer to the A full legal description can be found at SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY Defendant: MARTIN SIMIYU the Union County Sheriff's Office Complaint and Amended Complaint, if the Union County Sheriff's Office Sale Date: 11/18/2009 Total Upset: $468,548.13*" any, filed in a civil action, In • which Total Unset: $458,751.36*" This is an attempt Writ of Execution: 08/26/2009 Four Hundred Sixty-Eight Thousand FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE Four Htindred Fifty-Eight Thousand to collect a debt, By virtue of the above-stated writ of Five Hundred Forty-Eight and ASSOCIATION is Plaintiff and Seven Hundred Fifty-One and, and any information obtained will execution to me directed I shall 13/100*** ROBERTO MENENDEZ, et al., are 36/100*** be used for that purpose. expose for sale by public venue, at the October 22, 29, November 5, 12, 2009 defendants, pending in the Superior October 22, 29, November 5, 12, 2009 U248222 PRO Oct. 29, 2009 ($44.59) UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION U247783 PRO ($178.36) Court of New Jersey, Chancery Divi- U247776 PRO ($178,36) BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- sion, UNION County and bearing LINDEN ' ~ BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., _ LINDEN Docket No. F-23197-09 within thirty- LINDIN on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the five (35) days after 10/29/2009 exclu- PUBLIC NOTICE afternoon of said day. All successful CITY OF LINDEN sive of such date, or if published after CITY OF LINDEN CITY OF LINDEN, NEW JERSEY bidders must have 20% of their bid 10/29/2009, thirty-five (35) days after available in cash or certified check at PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN the actual date of such publication, PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE OF A CONTRACT AW.ARD the conclusion of the sales. THAT THE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE exclusive of such date. If you fail to THAT THE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE MUNICIPALITY: Elizabeth City WAS INTRODUCED AND PASSED ON do so, Judgment by Default may be WAS INTRODUCED AND PASSED ON The City of Linden, New Jersey has COUNTY: UNION STATE OF N.J. FIRST READING BY THE Council of rendered against you for the relief FIRST READING BY THE Council of awardecf a contract without competi- STREET & STREET NO: 1019 Anna the City of Linden in the County of demanded in the Complaint. You shall the City of Linden in the County of tive bidding as a Professional Service, Street Union, State of New Jersey, on Octo- file your answer and proof of service in Union, State of New Jersey, on Octo- pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11-1 et seq. TAX BLOCK AND LOT: ber 20, 2009 and will be presented for duplicate with the Clerk of the Superi- ber 20, 2O09 and will be presented for The contract was awarded pursuant to BLOCK: 8 LOT: 210 further consideration and hearing to or Court Hughes Justice Complex, further consideration and hearing to a "Fair and Open Process" as. per DIMENSIONS OF LOT: 100' x 205' be held on November 10, 2009 at 7:00 CN-971, Trenton, New Jersey 08625, be held on November 10, 2009 at 7:00 N.J.S.A. 19:44A-20.4 at seq. This NEAREST CROSS STREET: 351'from pm prevailing time, or as soon there- in accordance with the Rules of Civil pm prevailing time, or as soon there- contract and the resolution authorizing Catherine Street after as the matter can be reached. Practice and Procedure. after as the matter can be reached. It are available for public inspection in SUPERIOR INTERESTS (if any): This action has been instituted for the Office of the Municipal Clerk. NONE Joseph C. Bodek the purpose of (1) foreclosing a mort- Joseph C. Bodek The Sheriff hereby reserves the City Clerk City Clerk AWARDED: Dawn Underground right to adjourn this sale without Engineering, Inc. further notice through publication. #53-63 #53-62 10 village Court Surplus Money: If after the sale and recorded on July 23, 2003, in Book Hazlet, New Jersey 07730 satisfaction or the mortgage debt, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF 10215 of Mortgages for UNION Coun- AN ORDINANCE ACCEPTING THE including costs and expenses, there LINDEN AUTHORIZING THE ACQUI- ty, Page 371, et seq., which mortqage DEDICATION OF A PORTION OF SERVICE: Retaining the services of a remains any surplus money, the money SITION OF CERTAIN LANDS IN THE was duly assigned to the Plaintiff BLOCK 449 FOR INTERSECTION consultant to design the pistol range will be deposited into the Superior CITY OF LINDEN RELATIVE TO ROAD named above, wno is the present hold- IMPROVEMENTS RELATED TO THE containment wall. Court Trust Fund and any person IMPROVEMENTS IN THE AREA OF er of said Mortgage and (2) to recover GM REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT. claiming the surplus, or any part there- THE FORMER GENERAL MOTORS possession of, and concerns premises (Intersection of South Wood Avenue of, may file a motion pursuant to Court PROPERTY and East Linden Avenue) TIME PERIOD: For the year 2009. Rules 4:64-3 and 4:67-2 stating the commonly known as 718 GRIER AVE, nature and extent of that person's ELIZABETH, NJ 07202, Block 4, Lot COST: At a fee not to exceed claim and asking for an order directing The complete ordinance is on file in 693. The complete ordinance is en file in $11,716.00 payment of the surplus money. The the City Clerk's Office, City Hall, 301 If you cannot afford or are unable to the City Clerk's Office, City Hall, 301 Sheriff or other person conducting the North Wood Avenue, Linden, NJ obtain an attorney, you may communi- North Wood Avenue, Linden, NJ DATED: October 21, 2009 sale will have information regarding 07036. cate with the Legal Services Office of 07036. the surplus, if any. U248265 PRO Oct. 29 2009 ($16.66) the County of venue by calling: U248264 PRO Oct. 29 2009 ($16.66) Joseph C. Bodek JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $405,236.58 _____ UNION COUNTY LAWYER REFERRAL: ______City Clerk *"*Four Hundred Five Thousand Two (908)353-4715 U248226 PRO Oct. 29 2009 ($18.13) Hundred Thirty-Six and 58/100*"* UNION COUNTY LEGAL SERVICES: ______Attorney: SHERIFF'S SALE (908)354-4340 SHERIFF'S SALE Sheriff's File Number; CH-09005194 YOU, MARTA CHICAS are made party Sheriff's File Number: CH-09005317 POWEFiS KIRN - COUNSELORS Division: CHANCERY defendant to this foreclosure action Division: CHANCERY SHERIFF'S SALE 728 MARNE HIGHWAY Docket Number: F1952508 because you hold a judgment which Docket Number: F4390008 Sheriff's File Number: CH-0900S190 P.O. BOX 848 - SUITE 200 County: Union may be against the owner/mortgagors County: Union Division: CHANCERY MOORESTOWN, NJ 08057 Plaintiff; JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, and for any right, title and interest you Plaintiff: DEUTSCHE BANK NATION- Docket Number: F2001708 (856)802-1000 N.A. may have in, to or against the subject AL TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE County: Union Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich VS property. Upon request, a copy of the FOR THE REGISTERED HOLDERS OF Plaintiff: THE SANK OF NEW YORK A full legal description can be found at Defendant: CARMEN CUZA, ROY Complaint and Amendment to Com- SOUNDVIEW HOME LOAN TRUST the Union County Sheriff's Office VELEZ plaint, if any, will be supplied to you 2008-1, ASSET-BACKED CERTIFI- Defendant: EVANGELINE CORDERO Total Upset: $453,235.60. Sale Date: 11/04/2009 for particularity. CATES, SERIES 2008-1 Sale Date: 11/04/2009 •"Four Hundred Fifty-Three Thousand Writ of Execution: 08/28/2009 File YFWM 270 VS Writ of Execution: 09/02/2009 Two Hundred Thirty-Five and By virtue of the above-stated writ of Defendant: CHUBASCO A. MONCADO 60/100*** Dated: October 21, 2009 By virtue of the above-stated writ of execution to me directed I shall JENNIFER M. PEREZ AND ELISA G. QUINTANA, HIS WIFE execution to me directed I shall October 22, 29, November 5, 12, 2009 expose for sale by public venue, at the Clerk of the Superior Sale Date: 11/18/2009 expose for sale by public venue, at the U247827 PRO ($137.20) UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION Court of New Jersey Writ of Execution: 09/11/2009 UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10, ELIZA- U248224 PRO Oct. 29, 2009 ($39.69) By virtue of the above-stated writ of CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2009 — PAGE 41

PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLICNQTICE P1JBLICN0TICE PUBLlCNOTiCE; PUBLIC NOTICE execution to me directed I shall ("System") at various intersections 538-9300, an Answer to the Complaint File FWM 1638 amount due thereon. expose for sale by public venue, at the within the Borough of Roselle as and Amended Complaint, if any, filed Dated: October 22, 2009 **lf the sale is set aside for any rea- UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION approved by the Commissioner of in a civil action, in which DEUTSCHE JENNIFER M. PEREZ son, the Purchaser at the sale shall be BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- Transportation pursuant to the Act. BANK NATIONAL TRUST CO, AS Clerk of the Superior entitled only a return of the deposit BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., (b) The System to be installed shall be TRUSTEE FOR LONG BEACH MORT- Court of New Jersey paid. The Purchaser shall have no fur- on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the approved by the Governing Body by GAGE LOAN TRUST 2006-WL2 is U248250 PRO Oct. 29, 2009 ($42.14) ther recourse against the Mortgagor, afternoon of said day. All successful resolution. Plaintiff and VICTOR MELENDEZ, et the Mortgagor's attorney. bidders must have 20% of their bid (c) The Borough of Roselle shall have al., are defendants, pending in the ***lf after the sale and satisfaction available in cash or certified check at the authority to enter into a contract, Superior Court of New Jersey, ROSELLE of the mortgage debt, including the conclusion of the sales. following a lawful procurement Chancery Division, UNION County and costs and expenses, there remains Property to be sold is located in the process, for the installation of the Sys- bearing Docket No. F-44038-09 within SHERIFF'S SALE any surplus money, the money witl CITY of ELIZABETH in the County of iem. Any contract that shall contain thirty-five (35) days after 10/29/2009 Sheriff's File Number: CH-09005355 be deposited into the Superior Court UNION, and the State of New Jersey provisions contrary to the Act shall not exclusive of such date, or if published Division: CHANCERY Trust Fund and any person claiming Tax LOT 1507.A W10 BLOCK 10 be deemed invalid but rather reformed after 10/29/2009, thirty-five (35) days Docket Number: F302008 the surplus, or any part thereof, may COMMONLY KNOWN AS 23 MORRIS- to conform to the Act. after the actual date of such publica- County: Union file a motion pursuant to Court TOWN ROAD, ELIZABETH, NEW JER- (d) The signs notifying drivers that a tion, exclusive of such date. If you fall Plaintiff: DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the SEY 07208 System is being utilized shall be to do so. Judgment by Default may be TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE FOR nature and extent of that person's Bjmensions of the Lot are (Approxi- approved by the Municipal Engineer, rendered against you for the relief CITIGROUP MORTGAGE LOAN claim and asking for an order direct- tfiately) 148.11 feet wide by 52.21 feet and shall be placed on each street demanded in the Complaint. You shall TRUST, SERIES 2005-OPT1. ASSET ing payment of the surplus money. H o n g. fc converging into the affected intersec- file your answer and proof of service in BACKED PASS-THROUGH CERTIFI- The Sheriff or other person conduct- duplicate with the Clerk of the Superi- CATES ing the sale will have information Nearest Cross Street: Situated on the tion as required by the Act. VS EASTERLY side of MORRISTOWN (e) The Municipal Engineer shall or Court, Hughes Justice Complex, regarding the surplus, if any. ROAD, 196.00 feet from the inspect and certify the System at least CN-971, Trenton, New Jersey 08625, Defendant: JOSEPH R. MARY; MAR- JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $601,519.08"** SOUTHERLY side of PARK AVENUE once every six (6) months from the in accordance with the Rules of Civil LENE MARY; ASSOCIATES IN PUL- Six Hundred One Thousand Five The sale is subject to unpaid taxes Practice and Procedure. MONARY MEDICINE; AMBOY ANES- Hundred Nineteen and 08/100*** date of its installation. THESIA ASSOCIATES; RARITAN BAY and assessments, tax, water and Section 2. Issuance of a Summons. Attorney: sewer liens and other municipal This action has been instituted for HEALTH SERVICES, INC. N/K/A RARI- The Police Department of the Borough the purpose of (1) foreclosing a rnort- TAN BAY MEDICAL CENTER PHELAN HALLINAN & SCHMIEG, PC assessments. The amount due can of Roselle shall review the recorded 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD be obtained from the local taxing age dated September 7, 2005 made Sale Date: 11/18/2009 images produced by the System, to y VICTOR MELENDEZ as mortgagor Writ of Execution: 09/08/2009 SUITE 100 authority. Pursuant to NJSA 46:8B- determine whether sufficient evidence E MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 21 the sale may also be subject to to REMl CAPITAL INC. recorded on By virtue of the above-staled writ of exists demonstrating that a traffic con- October 6, 2005, in Book 11382 of execution to me directed I shall (856) 813-5500 the limited lien priority of any con- trol signal violation has occurred and Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich dominium/homeowner association Mortgages for UNION County, Page expose for sale by public venue, at the shall issue a summons when appropri- 599, et seq., which mortgage was duly UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION A full legal description can be found at liens which may exist. ate in accordance with the Rules of the Union County Sheriff's Office Surplus Money: if after the sale and assigned to the Plaintiff named above, BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- Court. who is the present holder of said Mort- BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., Total Upset: $660,501.81 satisfaction of the mortgage debt, Section 3. Use of Recorded Images. gage and (2) to recover possession of, ***S|x Hundred Sixty Thousand Five includina costs and expenses,ghero on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the Hundred One and 81/100*** remain? any surplus money) the (a) Except as otherwise provided in and concerns premises commonly afternoon of said day. All successful this Section, the recorded images pro- known as 414 MCKINLEY STREET, October 22, 29, Nov. 5, 12, 2009 money will be deposited into the bidders must have 20% of their bid U247767 PRO ($172.48) Superior Court Trust Fund and any duced by the System shall be available LINDEN, NJ 07036, Block 29. Lot 17. available in cash or certified check at person claiming the surplus, or any for the exclusive use of the Police If you cannot afford or are unable to the conclusion of the sales. part thereof, may file a motion pur- Department for the purpose of dis- obtain an attorney, you may communi- The property to be sold is located in suant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and charging his or her duties under P.L. cate with the Legal Services Office of the City of Roselle in the County of 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent 2007^ Ch. 384. the County of venue by calling: Union, State of New Jersey. NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS of that person's claim and asking for (b) Any recorded image or information Commonly known as: 527 CHESTNUT an order directing payment of the produced in connection with the Sys- UNION COUNTY LAWYER REFERRAL: ST., ROSELLE, NJ 07203 Docket No. : F-25288-09 surplus money. The Sheriff or other tem shall not be deemed a public (908)353-4715 Tax Lot No.: 26 in Block 3202 Superior Court of New Jersey person conducting the sale will have record under N.J.S.A. 47:1A-1_§t sea.. UNION COUNTY LEGAL SERVICES: Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 60 Chancery Division information regarding the surplus, if or common \aW. The recorded images (908)354-4340 ft x 100 ft • Union County any. shall not be: (i) discoverable as a pub- lic record by any person, entity, or YOU, REMl CAPITAL INC. are made Nearest Cross Street: Sixth Avenue (L.S.) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $270,055.29*" governmental agency, except upon a party defendant to this foreclosure Subject to any open taxes, CSC Insurance Service Two Hundred Seventy Thousand subpoena issued by a grand jury or a action because you hold a water/sewer, municipal or tax liens Fifty-Five and 29/100*" court order in a criminal matter, or (ii) judgment/lien/mortgage which may be that may be due. YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED Attorney: offered as evidence in any civil or against the owner/mortgagors and for Tax and prior lien info: At the time of AND REQUIRED to serve upon ZUCK- SHAPIRO & PEREZ, LLP - ATTOR- administrative proceeding not directly any right, title and interest you may publication taxes/sewer/water informa- ER, GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, LLC, NEYS related to a traffic control signal viola- have in, to or against the subject prop- tion was not available - You must ESQS., plaintiff's attorneys, whose 14000 COMMERCE PARKWAY tion. check with the tax collector for exact address is 200 Sheffield Street, Suite SUITE B erty. Upon request, a copy of the amounts due. (c) Any recorded Image or informa- Complaint and Amendment to Com- 301, Mountainside, New Jersey MT. LAUREL, NJ 08054 tion collected in connection with a traf- plaint, if any, will be supplied to you Surplus Money: If after the sale and 07092-0024, telephone number 1-908- (856)793-3080 fic control signal violation shall not be for particularity. satisfaction of the mortgage debt, 233-8500, an Answer to the Complaint Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich retained after sixty (60) days following File FWM 2961 including costs and expenses, there filed in a civil action, in which Wells A full legal description can be found at the collection of any fine or penalty. Dated: October 20, 2009 remains any surplus money, the money Fargo Bank, N.A. is plaintiff, and the Union County Sheriff's Office will be deposited Into the Superior Michael A.. Sterling, et al., are defen- Total Upset: $312,215.69 (d) If a summons is not issued within JENNIFER M. PEREZ Court Trust Fund and any person dants, pending in trie Superior Court of ***Three Hundred Twelve Thousand forty (40) business days following the Clerk of the Superior claiming the surplus, or any part there- New Jersey. Chancery division, Union Two Hundred Fifteen and 69/100*** traffic control signal violation, all Court of New Jersey of, mayfile a motion pursuant to Court County, and bearing Docket F-252B8- October 22, 29, Nov. 5, 12, 2009 recorded images and any information U248167 PRO Oct. 29, 2009 ($41.16) Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the 09 within thirty-five (35) days after U247771 PRO ($170.52) collected with respect to the traffic nature and extent of that person's 10/29/2009 exclusive of such date, or ___ control signal violation shall be ELIZABETH claim and asking for an> order directing if published after 10/29/2009, (35) removed by the Police Department payment of the surplus money. The days after the actual date of such pub- within two (2) business days. SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY Sheriff or other person conducting the lication, exclusive of such dale, If you PUBLIC NOTICE (e) The Borough of Roselle shall certi- CHANCERY DIVISION sale will haye information regarding fail to do so, Judgment by default may CITY OF LINDEN, NEW JERSEY fy compliance of this Section by filing UNION COUNTY the surplus, if any. , : be rendered against you for the relief a report to the Commissioner of Trans- DOCKET NO. F-21150-Q8 ,. Prior Mortgages and Judgments (if demanded in trie Complaint. You shall NOTICE OF A CONTRACT AWARD portation in accordance with the Act. any): NONE ••:," ' file your Answer and proof of service Section 4. Owner's Liability. The lia- NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS Note: The sheriff reserves the right to in duplicate with the Clerk of the Supe- bility of the Owner an,d Operator of a STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO; MARIA adjourn this sale for any length or time rior Court of New Jersey, Hughes Jus- The City of Linden, New Jersey has motor vehicle for a traffic control sig- awarded an amendatory contract with- A. FONSECA ' .'•".. without further advertisement. tice Complex - CN 971, Trenton, New nal violation summons pursuant to the JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $277,201.68"* Jersey 08625, in accordance with the out Competitive bidding as a Profes- System shall be joint subject to provi- sional Service, pursuant to N.J.S.A. YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND Two Hundred Seventy-Seven Thou- rules of civil practice and procedure. sions of the Act. REQUIRED to serve upon FEIN, sand Two Hundred One and 40A:11-1 et seq. This contract and SUCH, KAHN & 5HEPARD, plaintiff's This action has been instituted for the resolution authorizing it are avail- Section 5. Fines. Any person liable 68/100"** the purpose of (1) foreclosing a Mort- for a traffic control signal violation, attorneys, whose address is 7 Century Attorney: able for public inspection in the Office Drive, Suite 201, Parsippany, New Jer- gage dated 05/10/2004 made by of the Municipal Clerk. pursuant to the ordinance and the Act, ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, Michael A. Sterling and Renee D. Ster- utilizing the System shall be subject to sey 07054, telephone number #(973) LLC fines as determined by the State of 538-9300, an Answer to the Complaint ling, husband and wife as mortgagors, AWARDED TO: 200 SHEFFIELD STREET to Mortgage Electronic Registration New Jersey. and Amended Complaint, if any, filed SUITE 301 Judge Daniel J. Russell Section 6. Repealer. All ordinances in a civil action, in which WASHING- Systems, Inc., as nominee for Security 201 Shelly Avenue TON MUTUAL BANK is Plaintiff and MOUNTAINSIDE, NJ 07092 Atlantic Mortgage Co., Inc. recorded or parts of ordinances inconsistent or (908)233-8500 FCZ-96874 Elizabeth, NJ 07208 in conflict with this Ordinance are MARIA A. FONSECA, et al., are on 06/10/2004 in Book 10707 of Mort- defendants, "pending in the Superior Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich gages for Union County, Page 637 hereby repealed as to said inconsis- A full legal description can be found at SERVICE: To serve as a Substitute tencies and conflicts. Court of New Jersey, Chancery Divi- which Mortgage was duly assigned to Municipal Judge for Linden Municipal sion, UNION County and bearing the Union County Sheriff's Office the plaintiff, Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., Section 7. Severability. If any sec- Total Upset: $306,057.75*** Court tion, part of any section, or clause or Docket No. F-21150-08 within thirty- by Assignment of Mortgage dated five (35) days after 10/29/09 exclusive Three Hundred Six Thousand Fifty- 05/07/2009; and (2) to recover posses- phrase of this Ordinance is for any Seven and 75/100*" TIME PERIOD: September 29, 2009. reason held to be invalid or unconsti- of such date, or if published after sion of, and concerns premises com- 10/29/09, thirty-five (35) days after the October 22, 29, November 5, 12, 2009 monly known as 347 West First tutional, such decision shall not affect U247778 PRO ($17.4.44) COST: At a fee $350.00 the remaining provisions or this Ordi- actual date of such publication, exclu- Avenue, Roselle, NJ 07203, also nance, and each section and sub-sec- sive of such date, If you fail to do so ______being Lot 3 in Block 5405. DATED: October 21, 2009 ": tion thereof, irrespective of the fact Judgment by Default may be rendered If you are unabls to obtain an attor- that any one or more of the subsec- against you for the relief demanded In ney, you may communicate with the Joseph C. Bodek tions, sentences, clauses or phrases the Complaint. You shall file your . SHERIFF'S SALE New Jersey Bar Association by calling City Clerk may be declared unconstitutional or answer and proof of service in dupli- Sheriffs File Number: CH-09005377 732-249-5000. You may also contact U248233 PRO Oct. 29 2009 ($16.66) invalid. cate with the Clerk of the Superior Division: CHANCERY the Lawyer Referral Service of the ______Court Hughes Justice Complex, CN- Docket Number: F3208908 County of venue by calling 908-353- Section 8. Effective Date. This Ordi- 971, Trenton, New Jersey 08625, in County: Union 4715. If you cannot afford an attorney, nance shall take effect immediately accordance with the Rules of Civil Plaintiff: GMAC MORTGAGE, LLC you may communicate with the Legal upon passage and publication accord- Practice and Procedure. VS NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ing to law. Services office of the County of venue This action has beeri Instituted for Defendant: RAUL J MENARES by calling 908-354-4340. BOROUGH OF FtOSELLE, PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that Sale Date: 11/18/2009 UNION COUNTY the foregoing proposed Ordinance was the purpose of (1) foreclosing a mort- YOU, CSC INSURANCE SERVICE, ORDINANCE NUMBER 2352-09 gage dated June 30, 2006 made by Writ of Execution: 09/10/2009 are made a party defendant to this introduced and read by title for the MARIA A. FONSECA as mortqagor to By virtue of the above-stated writ of foreclosure action because you hold a first time at a regular meeting of the execution to me directed I shall AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A Borough Council of the Borough of EASTERN AMERICAN MORTGAGE judgment/lien/mortgage which may be TRAFFIC CONTROL MONITORING CO. recorded on July 12, 2006, in axpose for sale by public venue, at the against the owner/mortgagor(s) and Roselle held on October 21, 200ET, and Book 11766 of Mortgages for UNION UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION for any right, title and Interest you may SYSTEM IN THE BOROUGH OF this Ordinance will be considered for BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- ROSELLE jruinance win oe considered IOI County, Page 312, et seq., which mort- have in. to or against the subject prop- final assage at a regular meeting of gage was duly assigned to the Plaintiff BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., erty. Upon request, a copy of the the _ . on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the WHEREAS, by P.L. 2007, Chapter 348 Eorouqh Council to be field named above, who is the present hold- Complaint and Amended Complaint, if Novembenber TO..., 2009., at 7:30 P.M., or er of said Mortgage and (2) to recover afternoon of said day. All successful any, will be supplied to you for partic- (the "Act"Act)) thhe LegislatLegislaturr e of the State bidders must have 20% of their bid of New JerseJereyy has determined that the as soon thereafter as the matter may possession of, and concerns premises ularity. be reached, at Borough Hall, Council commonlv known as 418 BROADWAY, available in cash or certified check at File XFZ 122744 installation off a traffiffic controll signail the conclusion of the sales. monitoring system by municipalities Chambers, 210 Chestnut St., Roselle, ELIZABETH, NJ 07206, Block 3, Lot JENNIFER M. PEREZ, CLERK monitoring syt by ip NJ, at which time and place all per- 12. Property to be sold is located in the complemenincomplementinlti g loclocall law enforceenforcemenfremenm t sons interested will be given an oppor- City of Elizabeth, County of Union, SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY could servve as an effective tool in tunity to be heard concerning same. You are made a defendant because State of New Jersey encouraging drivers to observe and you are a mortgagor and your lien or Premises commonly known as: 628- This is an attempt obey traffic control devices at inter- encumbrance on the mortgaged prem- to collect a debt, Rhona C. Bluestein, M.B.A., R.M.C. ises is subject to plaintiff's mortgage. 630 BAILEY AVE, ELIZABETH NJ sections, thereby increasing traffic Borough Cleri: 07202 and any information obtained will flow and pedestrian safety; and U24S375 PRO Oct. 29, 2009 ($83.30) if you cannot afford or are unable to BEING KNOWN as LOT 46, BLOCK be used for that purpose. WHEREASEEAS,, the Borouggh of Roselle is obtain an attorney, you may communi- 10, on the official Tax Map of the City U248165 PRO Oct. 29, 200§ ($43.12) desirous of installing traffic control cate with the Legal Services Office of of Elizabeth igl niting systems at various LINDEN the County of venue by calling: Dimensions: 40.00 feet X 100.00 feet ELIZABETH intersectionretio s within the Borough of UNION COUNTY LAWYER REFERRAL: x 40.00 feet x 100.00 feet RoselleRll ; and SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY (908)353-4715 Nearest Cross Street: Elmora Ave SHERIFF'S SALE WHEREAS, the Borough of Roselle CHANCERY DIVISION UNION COUNTY LEGAL SERVICES: The Sheriff hereby reserves the Sheriff's File Number: CH-09005397 has determined that adoption of this UNION COUNTY (908)354-4340 right to adjourn this sale without Division: CHANCERY Ordinance is in the best interests of DOCKET NO. F-44038-09 YOU. MARIA A. FONSECA are made further notice by publication. Docket Number: F3605707 the health, safety and welfare of the party defendant(s) to this foreclosure •Subject to any unpaid taxes, munici- County: Union Borouqh and its residents; NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS action because you are one of the pal liens or other charges, and any Plaintiff: AURORA LOAN SERVICES, NOW,THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED mortgaqors and may be liable for any such taxes, charges, liens, insurance LLC BY THE BOROUGH COUNCIL OF THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: deficiency and for any lien, claim, or premiums or other advances made by VS BOROUGH OF ROSELLE, COUNTY REMl CAPITAL INC. interest you may have in, to or against plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- Defendant: ODALIS REYES, HER OF UNION AND STATE OF NEW JER- the mortgaged premises by reason of ed parties are to conduct and rely HEIRS, DEVISEES, AND PERSONAL SEY as follows: YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND the Mortgage made by you, MARIA A. upon their own independent investiga- REPRESENTATIVES, AND HER, REQUIRED to serve upon FEIN, FONSECA, as set forth above. tion to ascertain whether or not any THEIR OR ANY OF THEIR SUCCES- outstanding interest remain of record SORS IN RIGHT, TITLE AND INTER- Section 1. Installation, SUCH, KAHN & SHEPARD, plaintiff's Upon request, a copy of the Com- EST; (a) The Borough of Roselle hereby attorneys whose address is 7 Century plaint and Amendment to Complaint, if and/or have priority over the lien beinq determines to install and utilize a traf- Drive, Suite 201, Parsippany, New Jer- any, will be supplied to you for partic- foreclosed and, if so the current Sale Date: 11/18/2009 fic control signal monitoring' system sey! 07054, telephone number #(973) ularity. Writ of Execution: 09/08/2009 CONTSNUED ON NEXT PAGE PAGE 42 — THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2009 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE

__ POICRTROTICE" PUBLIC NOTICE THJBLIC NOTICE By virtue of the aboye-staWd writ of 29/100*" * named above, who is the present hold- afternoon of said day. All successful MOUNTAINSIDE execution to me directed I shall October 22, 29. November 5, 12, 2009 er of said Mortgage and (2) to recover bidders must have 20% of their bid expose for sale by public venue, at the U247797 PRO ($156.80) possession of, and concerns premises available in cash or certified check at NOTICE OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION commonly known as 226 PINE ST, the conclusion of the sales. BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELI2A- ELIZABETH, NJ 07203, Block 1, Lot The property to be sold is located in NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., LINDEN 454. the City of ELIZABETH in the County following proposed ordinance was on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in,the If you cannot afford; or are unable to of Union, State of New Jersey. introduced and passed on first reading afternoon of said day. All successful SHERIFF'S SALE obiain an attorney, you may communi- Commonly known as: 126 COURT ST., at a meeting of the Mayor and Council bidders must have 20% of their bid Sheriff's File Number: CH-09005242 cate with the Legal Services Office of ELIZABETH, NJ 07206 of the Borough of Mountainside In the available in cash or certified check at Division: CHANCERY the County of venue by calling: Tax Lot No.: 121 in Block 2 County of Union, New Jersey, held on the conclusion of the sales. DocketjNumber: F339Q708 UNION COUNTY LAWYER REFERRAL: Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 25 the 20th day of October 2009 and that The property to be sold is located In County: Union (908)353-4715 ft x 100 ft said ordinance wili be taken up for fur- the City of Elizabeth in the County of Plaintiff: WELLS FARGO BANK, UNION COUNTY LEGAL SERVICES: Nearest Cross Street: First Street ther consideration for final passage at Union, Slate of New Jersey. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. AS (908J354-4340 Subject to any open taxes, the meeting of said Mayor and Council Commonly known as: 622 Franklin TRUSTEE FOR MORGAN STANLEY YOU, AMEENAH LOGAN are made water/sewer, municipal or tax liens to be held in the Municipal Building, Street, Elizabeth, NJ 07206 ABS CAPITAL 1 INC. TRUST 2007- party defendant to this foreclosure that may be due. 1385 Route 22, Mountainside, New Tax Lot No.: 500 aka 500W07 in Block HE4 MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH action because you hold a judgment Tax and prior lien info: At the time of Jersey on the 24th day of November CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2007-HE4 which may be against the owner/mort- publication taxes/sewer/water informa- 2009 at 8:00 PM, or as soon thereafter VS tion was not available - You must as said matter can be reached, at Dimensions of Lot; (Approximately) 25 gagors and for any right, title and which time and place all persons who ft x 100 ft Defendant: DONNA BOBO-JEFFER- interest you may have in, to or against check with the tax collector for exact SON; the subject property. Upon request, a amounts due. may be interested therein will be given Nearest Cross Street: Sixth Street Surplus Money: If after the sale and an opportunity to be hepxd concerning Subject to any open taxes, Sale Date: 11/04/2009 copy of the Complaint and Amendment the same. •' water/sewer, municipal or tax liens Writ of Execution: 06/11/2009 to Complaint, if any, will be supplied to satisfaction of the mortgage debt, that may be due. By virtue of the above-stated writ of you for particularity. including costs and expenses, there •'Martha Lopez Tax and prior lien Info: At the time of execution to me directed I shall File YIND 229 remains any surplus money, the money Borough Clerk publication taxes/sewer/water informa- expose for sale by public venue, at the Dated: October 16, 2009 will be deposited into the Superior tion was not available - Yog must UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION JENNIFER M. PEREZ Court Trust Fund and any person ORDINANCE 1160-2009 check with the tax collector for exact BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- Clerk of the Superior claiming the surplus, or any part there- amounts due. BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., Court of New Jersey of, may file a motion pursuant to Court AN ORDINANCE TO DETERMINE THE on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock In the U248166 PRO Oct, 29, 2009 ($40.67) Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the POSITIONS IN THE BOROUGH OF Surplus Money: If after the sale and afternoon of said day. All successful nature and extent of that person's satisfaction of the mortgage debt, ______claim and asking for an order directing MOUNTAINSIDE THAT ARE ELIGIBLE including costs and expenses, there bidders must have 20% of their bid FOR THE DEFINED CONTRIBUTION available ifi cash or certified check at ayrnent of the surplus money. The RETIREMENT PROGRAM remains any surplus money, the money the conclusion of the sales. gheriff or other person conducting the will be deposited into the Superior SHERIFF'S SALE sale will have information regarding Court Trust Fund and any parson PROPERTY TO BE SOLD IS LOCATED Sheriffs File Number: CH-0900S185 WHEREAS, the State Legislature IN: City of Linden, County of Union, in the surplusurplus, if ananyy. recently adopted Chapter 92 of the claiming the surplus, or any part there- Division: CHANCERY Note: The sheriff re of, may file a motion pursuant to Court the State of New Jersey Docket Number: F2284007 Note: The sheriff reserves the right to Laws of 2007 (N.J.S. 43:15C-1 et seq.) Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the PREMISES COMMONLY KNOWN AS: County: Union adjourn this sale for any length of time to create the Defined Contribution nature and extent of that person's 1140 Dill Avenue, Linden, NJ 07036 without further advertisement. Retirement Program to provide retire- TAX LOT # 5 BLOCK #76 Plaintiff: DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $236,260.07*** claim and asking for an order directing TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE FOR ment benefits to various county and APPROXIMATE DIMENSIONS: 40' x Two Hundred Thirty-Six Thousand municipal officials: and payment of the surplus money. The 100' LONG BEACH MORTGAGE LOAN Sheriff or other person .conducting the TRUST 2005-WL1 Two Hundred Sixty and 07/100*** WHEREAS, N.J.S. 43:15C-2 requires sale will have information regarding NEAREST CROSS STREET: Peter VS Attorney: the governing body of each county, the surplus, if any. Street ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, municipality, and other local entity to Defendant: IONEIDES SOUSA; CAR- LLC Prior Mortgages and Judgments (if LOS DASILVA, INDIVIDUALLY T/A adopt, as appropriate, either a resolu- Mortg Current through 3rd Quarter 2009* 200 SHEFFIELD STREET tion or ordinance to determine the any): NONE i CMS CONSTRUCTION; SUITE 301 Note: The sheriff reserves the rMori hit to 'Plus interest on these figures through Sale Date: 11/04/2009 positions that are substantially similar date of payoff and any and all subse- MOUNTAINSIDE, NJ 07092 in nature to the advice and consent of adjourn this sale for any lengtength of time Writ of Execution: 08/27/2009 (908)233-8500 FCZ-93409 without further advertisement. quent taxes, water and sewer By virtue of the above-stated writ of the Senate for appointments by the JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $487,391.23*** amounts. execution to me directed I shall Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich Governor of the State, pursuant to Four Hundred Eighty-Seven Thou- Surplus Money: If after the sale and expose for sale by*public venue, at the A full legal description can be found at guidelines or policy that shall be sand Three Hundred Ninety-One and satisfaction of the mortgage debt, UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION the Union County Sheriff's Office established by the Local Finance 23/100"* including costs and expenses, there BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- Total Upset: $308,832.16*" Board in the Department of CommunitCommuniy Attorney: remains any surplus money, the money BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J.,, Three Hundred Eight Thousand Eight AffairsAffairs , and for which officials appointappoint- ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, will be deposited \into the Superior on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the' Hundred Thirty-Two and 16/100*** ed to such positions shall be eligible Court Trust Fund and any persdn afternoon of said day. All successful October 22, 29. November 5, 12, 2009 for and shall participate i# the Defineefined 200 SHEFFIELD STREET claiming the surplus, or any part there- bidders must have 20% of their bid U247786 PRO $166.60) Contribution Retirement ProgramProgram , subsub- SUITE 301 . of, may file a motion pursuant to Court available in cash., or certified check at ject to the provisions of law; and MOUNTAINSIDE, NJ 07092 Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the the conclusion of the sales. WHEREAS, the Mayor and Council of (908)233-8500 XCZ-9S555 nature and extent of that person's The property to be sold is located in the Borough of Mountainside have Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich claim and asking for an order directing the City of ELIZABETH in the County considered the guidelines issued by A full legal description can be found at payment of the surplus money. The of Union, State of New Jersey. PUBLIC NOTICE the Local Finance Board. the Union County Sheriff's Office ' Sheriff or other person conducting the Commonly known as: 320-322 FUL- NOW THEREFORE, BE IT Total Upset; $556,118.15*** sale wili have information regarding TON STREET, CITY OF ELIZABETH, ORDAINED by the Mayor and Council Five Hundred Fifty-Six Thousand One the surplus, If any. NJ 07206 • • • : MOUNTAINSIDE of the Borough of Mountainside, Coun- THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES ty of Union, State of New Jersey, as Hundred Eighteen and 15/100*** Tax Lot No.: 775 in Block 5 LEGAL NOTICE October 22, 29, November 5, 12, 2009 THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 50 follows: U247785 PRO ($168.56) WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE ft x 100 ft • ______THROUGH PUBLICATION. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that public Nearest Cross Street: Third Street hearings will be held by the Planning A FULL LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE Subject to any open taxes, 1. Pursuant to N.J.S. 43:15C-2, the PREMISES CAN BE FOUND IN THE Board of the Borough of Mountainside, water/sewer, municipal or tax liens in the Mountainside Municipal Build- following positions are deemed to be SHERIFF'S SALE OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF OF UNION that may he due. eligible for and shall participate In the COUNTY ing, 1385 Route 22, Mountainside NJ Sheriffs File Number: CH-09005353 Tax and prior lien info: At the time of on Thursday, November 12, 2009 at Defined Contribution Retirement Pro- Division: CHANCERY JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $316,544.88 publication taxes/sewer/water informa- 7:30 p.m. on the following applica- gram: Docket Number: F4143808 v •"Three Hundred Sixteen Thousand tion was not available - You must tions. a. Borough Administrator; County: Union Five Hundred Forty-Four and check with the tax collector for exact b. Borough Department Heads; 88/100*** amounts due. c. Municipal Court Judge; Plaintiff: COUNTRYWIDE HOME Attorney: Esteves, Silverio, 286 Garrett Road, LOANS, INC. Surplus Money: If after the sale and Block 15.M, Lot 18 -• Proposes to con- d. Commissioner to the Rahway Valley VS PARKER MC CAY - ATTORNEYS satisfaction of the mortgage debt, Sewerage Authority. 7001 LINCOLN DRIVE WEST struct a second floor addition and a Defendant: PATRICIA BERMUDEZ, including costs" and expenses, there covered patio in the rear of a single- 2. Individuals serving in the following LUIS BERMUDEZ THREE GREENTREE CENTRE - P.O. remains any surplus money, the money positions are exempt from Defined BOX 974 family dwelllrig. Existing variances are Sale Date: 11/16/2009 will be deposited into the Superior for front yard;under 30 feet, lot area Contribution Retirement Program Writ of Execution: 09/02/2009 MARLTON, NJ 08053-0974 Court Trust Fund and any person under 15,000 square feet, .lot width membership, pursuant to N.J.S. By virtue of the above-stated writ of (856)596-8900 claiming the surplus; or any part there- under 100 feet, lot area within 150 43:15C-2: execution to me directed I shall Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich ' of, may file a motion pursuant to Court feet, front yard coverage, and acces- a. Certified Health Officer; expose for sale by public venue, at the A full legal description can be found at Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the sory structure of a shed in the rear b. Tax Collector; UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION the Union County Sheriff's Office nature and extent of that person's property. New variances are for the c. Chtef Financial Officer; BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELI2A- Total Upset: $351,997.47 claim and asking for an order directing side yard of 8 feet.or 10% of the width d. Construction Code Official; BETHTOWN RLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., "•Three Hundred Fifty-One Thousand payment of tfte surplus money. The of the property and 5.84 feet Is pro- e. Qualified Purchasing Agent; on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the Nine Hundred Ninety-Seven and Sheriff or other person conducting the posed, foundation area over 15% and f. Tax Assessor; afternoon of said day. All successful 47/100*** sale will have information regarding 20% Is proposed, lot coverage of over g. Registered Municipal Clerk; bidders must have 20% of their bid October 8, 15, 22, 29. 2009 the surplus, if any. 30% and 41% is proposed. n. Licensed Uniform Subcode Inspec- available in cash or certified check at U246834 PRO ($172.48) Prior Mortgages and Judgments (If torr; the conclusion of the sales. ______any): NONE i. Principal Public Works Manager, The property to be sold is located In Saia, 1157 Ridge Drive, Block 5.B, Lot 3. This ordinance shall be implement- the BORO of ROSELLE, County of Note: The sheriff reserves the right to 10 - Proposes to construct a second adjourn this sale for any length of time floor addition and deck in the rear of a ed, construed and subject to the afore- UNION and State of New Jersey. SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY without further advertisement. said Chapter 92 of the Laws of 2007 Commonly known as: 607 DRAKE CHANCERY DIVISION single-family dwelling. Existing vari- JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $449,474.59*** ances are for the driveway in the side (N.J.S. 43:15C-1 et seq.) as amended AVENUE, ROSELLE, NJ 07203. UNION COUNTY Four Hundred Forty-Nine Thousand from time to time, and any regulations Tax Lot No. 18 in Block No. 1005 DOCKET NO. F-23492-09 yard. A new variance is for ground pro- Four Hundred Seventy-Four and jection of over 3.75% and the pro- or guidance documents from the Local Dimension of Lot Approximately: 40 X S9/100*** Finance Board or the Division of Pen- NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS posed ground projection would be Attorney: 6.5%. sions and Benefits. Nearest Cross Street: SIXTH AVENUE ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, 4. A copy of this ordinance shall be STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: filed with the Director of the Division BEGINNING at a point in the easterly LLC Glenn, 579 Hillside Avenue, Block 11, line of Drake Avenue (60 feet wide) AMEENAHLOGAN 200 SHEFFIELD STREET of Pensions & Benefits of the New Jer- Lot 6 - Proposes to install solar panels sey Department of the Treasury. said point being distant B0.00 feet SUITE 301 onto the roof of a new single-family therein from the southerly line of YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND MOUNTAINSIDE, NJ 07092 Section 2. All ordinances or parts of Sixth Avenue and running: thence REQUIRED to serve upon FEIN, dwelling and the new driveway would ordinances inconsistent herewith are SUCH, KAHN & SHEPARD, plaintiff's (908)233-8300 FCZ-91183 be constructed in the rear and side "THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich yard setbacks. Both the solar panels hereby repealed to the extent of such THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE attorneys, whose address is 7 Century A full legal description can be found at inconsistence. WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE Drive, Suite 201, Parsippany, New Jer- and the driveway are considered to be sey 07054, telephone number #(973) the Union County Sheriff's Office accessory structures. An accessory Section 3. If any portion of this ordi- THROUGH PUBLICATION." 538-9300, an Answer to the Complaint Total Upset: $494,167.95"* structure is also proposed in the front nanceshall be determined to be PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES and Amended Complaint, if any, filed Four Hundred Ninety-Four Thousand yard. invalid, such determination shall not TOTAL AS OF September t8, 2009: In a civil action, in which INDYMAC One Hundred Sixty-Seven and affect the validity of the remaining por- $.00 95/100*" tions of said ordinance. FEDERAL BANK FSB is Plaintiff and Storaqe Access LLC (Lackland Stor- Section 4. This ordinance shall take Surplus Money: If after the sale and IRENE FERNANDEZ, et al., are defen- October 8, 15, 22, 29, 2009 age), 1229 Route 22, Block 23,C, Lot satisfaction of the mortgage debt, U246832 PRO($168.56) effect immediately upon final adoption dants, pending in the Superior Court of 2.02 - Proposes to install solar panels and publication and in the manner pro- including costs and expenses, there New Jersey, Chancery Division, onto the roof of an existing commercial remains any surplus money, the money ELIZABETH vided by law. UNION County and bearing Docket No. building in the Limited Industrial Zone. U248239 OBS Oct. 29, 2009 ($58.80) will be deposited into the Superior F-23492-09 within thirty-five (35) days New variance is due to the fact that Court Trust Fund and any person after 10/29/09 exclusive of such date, SHERIFF'S SALE solar panels are considered an acces- claiming the surplus, or any part there- or if published after 10/29/09, thirty- Sheriff's File Number: CH-09005404 sory structure. ""MOUNTAINSIDE of, may file a motion pursuant to Court five (35) days after the actual date of Division: CHANCERY Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the such publication, exclusive of such Docket Number: F2912407 BOROUGH OF MOUNTAINSIDE nature and extent of that person's date. If you fail to do so, Judgment by County: Union Digital Color Concepts, Inc., 256 PUBLIC MEETING NOTICE claim and asking for an order directing Default may be rendered against you Plaintiff: WELLS FARGO BANK, Sheffield Street, Block 7.M, Lot 28 - payment of the surplus money. The for the relief demanded in the Com- NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS Proposes to install solar panels onto October 21, 2009 Sheriff or other person conducting the the roof of an existing commercial plaint. You shall file your answer and TRUSTEE AND CUSTODIAN FOR building in the Limited Industrial Zone. sale will have information regarding proof of service in duplicate with the MORGAN STANLEY ABS CAPITAL This Notice is being sent, for notifica- the surplus, if any. Existing variances are for front yard Clerk of the Superior Court, Hughes INC., MSAC 2007-HE3 BY: SAXON under 30 feet - 50 feet on Route 22. tion purposes, as per the Open Public JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $317,994,43 Justice Complex, CN-9.71, Trenton, MORTGAGE SERVICES. INC. F/K/A New variances are due to the fact that Meetings Act Requirements, N.J.S.A. •"Three Hundred Seventeen Thou- New Jersey 08625, in accordance with MERITECH MORTGAGE^ SERVICES, solar panels are considered an acces- 10:4-8 and N.J.S.A. 10:4-18. sand Nine Hundred Ninety-Four and the Rules of Civil Practice and Proce- INC. AS THEIR ATTORNEY-IN-FACT sory structure. 43/100"* dure. VS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Attorney: This action has been instituted for Defendant: LUIS F. TORRES: MANUEL Governing Body of the Borough of SANTIAGO; MARION SANTIAGO; ET All applications are subject to the Mountainside are rescheduling the FEIN, SUCH, KAHN & SHEPARD, PC the purpose of (1) foreclosing a mort- Mountainside Land Use Ordinance and 7 CENTURY DRIVE gage dated April 17, 2007 made by ALS Work Session Meeting for the month of are subject to any bulk variances, if November. The Work Session Meeting SUITE 201 [RENE FERNANDEZ and RENATO Sale Date: 11/18/2009 required. If required by the board, PARSIPPANY, NJ 07054 ANDRADE as mortgagors to MORT- Writ of Execution: 08/17/2009 has been rescheduled for Tuesday, additional variances and waiver relief November 3, 2009 at Mountainside (973)538-4700 GAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION By virtue of the above-stated writ of may be required. Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich SYSTEMS, INC.. AS NOMINEE FOR execution to me directed I shall Municipal Building, 1385 Route 22, A full legal description can be found at AURORA FINANCIAL GROUP, INC. expose for sale by public venue, at the Mountainside, NJ at 7:00 P.M. the Union County Sheriff's Office recorded on May 4, 2007, in Book UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION Ruth M. Rees • Martha Lopez Total Upset: $363,885.29 12179 of Mortgages for UNION Coun- BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- Secretary Municipal Clerk '"Three Hundred Sixty-Three Thou- ty, Page 996, et seq., which mortgage BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., U248280 OBS Oct. 29, 2009 ($39.69) U248237 OBS Oct. 29, 2009 ($11.76) sand Eight Hundred Eighty-Five and was duly assigned to the Plaintiff on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2009 — PAGE 43

PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE SUMMIT SUMMIT SUMMIT Division of Local Government Services CLARK in the Department of Commurti'y TAKE NOTICE THAT the Zoning NOTICE NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARDED Affairs of the State of New Jersey, and Board of Adjustment of the City of ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL such statement shows that, while the NOTICE TO BIDDERS Summit, New Jersey, will hold a hear- The Common Council of the City of net debt of the City as provided for in Notice is hereby given that sealed pro- ing on November 16, 2009 at 7:30 p.m. Take notice that application has been Summit has awarded a contract with- said Local Bond Law is not increased posals will be received by the Town- in the City Hall Council Chambers, 512 made to City of Summit of 512 Spring- out competitive bidding as a profes- by this bond ordinance, the gross debt ship of Clark, Union County, New Jer- Springfield Avenue, Summit, New Jer- field Ave., Summit, NJ to transfer To sional service (or extraordinary, of the City as defined in the Local sey for Clark Police Department sey, to consider an application affect- Saimona Wine & Liquor LLC trading as unspecifiabie service) pursuant to Bond Law is increased by the authori- Computer Aided Dispatch (CADS/ ing the property whose street address Saimona Wine & Liquor for premises N.J.S.A. 40A:11-5(1)(a). This contract zation of the bonds and notes provided Record Management System (RMS) is known as 27 Argyle Court, Block located at 99 Summit Ave., Summit, NJ and the resolution authorizing it are for in this refunding bond ordinance by and opened and read in public by the 3501, Lot 6. 07901 the PRDL #2018-44-015-008 available for public inspection in the $1,380,000, and tne said obliga.ions Township Clerk/and or Business The conditions affecting this proper- heretofore issued to Utkarsh Pandya office of the City Clerk. authorized by this refunding bond ordi- Administrator for the Township of ty and the reason for the application trading as N/A for the premises locat- nance will be within all deb! limitations Clark, Room 30, 430 Westfield being heard are as follows: The appli- ed at unsited. Awarded to: Apruzzese, McDermott, prescribed by the Local Bond Law. Avenue, Clark, New Jersey on Tues- cant proposes to construct access to The person(s) who will hold an inter- Mastro & Murphy Section 4. Said bonds and notes day, November 10, 2009 at 10:00 am jthe rear yard, including a masonry est in this license is/are: shall recite that they are issued pur- prevailing time. iMa'nding and steps, maintaining ihe Utkarsh Pandya For the Period: January 1, 2010 - suant to the Local Bond Law, constitut- '.'^existing sideyard setback of 9.15 feet. December 31, 2010 ing Chapter 2 of Title 40A, Municipali- Specifications for the proposed work, A variance is required because the Objections, if any, should be made ties and Counties, of the New Jersey prepared by John F. Laezza, Business existing sideyard setback does^ not immediately in writing to: David L. Services: Labor Counsel Statutes. Administrator, are on file in the office conform with the zoning requirement Hughes, City Clerk of 512 Springfield Section 5. The City Clerk is hereby of the Township Clerk, Room 28, 430 for a 17-foot side setback. The pro- Ave., Summit, NJ 07901. Cost: Per Agreement - Not to Exceed authorized and directed to file a certi- Westfield Avenue, Clark, New Jersey, posed structure will, be approximately $40,000.00 fied copy of this refunding bond ordi- and may be Inspected by prospective ten feet wide by seven feet deep by six Utkarsh Pandya David L. Hughes nance after the same shall become bidders during business hours feet high. 99 Summit Ave City Clerk effective in the office of the said Direc- between '8:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Applicant requests any other waivers Summit, NJ 07901 Dated: 10/20/09 tor referred to in paragraph (a) of Sec- or variances as may be required bv the Applicant U248274 OBS Oct. 29, 2009 ($13.72) tion 3 hereof. Bidders will be furnished with a copy Board or its professionals at the time October 22, 29, 2009 Section 6. All bond anticipation of the Specifications by request upon of tne (Tearing. U248142 OBS ($49.30) SUMMIT notes issued hereunder shall mature proper notice. Proposals must be The application forms and support- at such times as may be determined by made on the standard proposal forms ing documents are on file in the MOUNTAINSIDE CITY OF SUMMIT the Chief Financial Officer, provided in the manner designated In the Con- Department of Community Services, FINAL PASSAGE that no note shall mature later than tract documents. Proposals must be 512 Springfield Avenue, and may be PUBLIC NOTICE ORDINANCE #09-2869 one year from its date. The notes enclosed in sealed envelopes bearing inspected on any workday during busi- BOROUGHOF MOUNTAINSIDE shall bear interest at such rate or the name and address of the Bidder, ness hours, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.jn. Any REFUNDING BOND ORDINANCE rates and be in such form as may be and the name of the work on the out- interested party may appear fet the TAKE NOTICE that the undersigned AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF determined by the Chief Financial Offi- side; addressed to Mayor and Council, hearing and participate therein, sub- shall expose for sale, in accordance $1,380,000 REFUNDING BONDS cer, The Chief Financial Officer shall Township of Clark; and must be ject to the rules of the Board. with R.S, 39:10A-1, at public auction: [AND NOTES IN ANTICIPATION determine all matters in connection accompanied by a statement of Con- THEREOF) OF THE CITY OF SUMMIT, with the notes issued pursuani to this sent of Surety from a surety company Reagan Burkhplder Tuesday, November 10, 2009 IN THE COUNTY OF UNION, NEW refunding bond ordinance, and the authorized to do business In the State Applicant JERSEY. (Tax Liability Payments) Chief Financial Officer's signature of New Jersey and acceptable to the U248277 OBS Oct. 29, 2009 ($21.07) At 9:00 AM at Sevell's Auto Body, upon the notes shall be conclusive evi- Township and either a Bid Bond or a Westfield NJ; The described motor BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMON dence as to all such determinations. Certified Check drawn to the order of SUMMIT vehicles which came into possession COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SUMMIT, All notes issued hereunder may be Treasurer of the Township of Clark for of the Mountainside Police Department IN THE COUNTY OF UNION, NEW renewed from time to time subject to not less than ten percent (10%) of the NOTICE OF CHANGE ORDER through abandonment or failure of JERSEY (not less than two-thirds of the provisions of N.J.S.A. 40A:2-8. amount bid, except that the check owners to claim same will be sold. alt the members thereof affirmatively The Chief Financial Officer is hereby need not exceed $20,000.00. The Common Council, pursuant to Minimum bids to be established to concurring), AS FOLLOWS: authorized to sell part or all of the cover towing and storage fees. notes from time to time at public or pri- N.J.A.C. 5:34-4 et. seq., has author- vate sale and to deliver them to the The Township reserves the right to ized a change order for the project Section 1. For the purposes stated purchasers thereof upon receipt of require a complete financial and expe- named below. The following motor vehicles may be in Section 2 of this refunding bond payment of the purchase price plus rience statement from prospective bid- examined at: Sevell's Auto Body, 320 ordinance, negotiable bonds of The accrued interest from their dates to ders showing that they have satisfac- The authorizing resolution is available Windsor Ave. Westfield, New Jersey: City of Summit, New Jersey (the the dates of delivery thereof. The torily completed work of the nature for public inspection in the office of "City"), each to be known as "Refund- Chief Financial Officer is directed to required before awarding the Contract. the City Clerk. 1996 Ford Truck ing Bond" (with such other words report in writing to the governing body A Valid Business Registration issued VIN: 1FTHE24H0THB53032 incorporated in the title as may here- of the City at the meeting next suc- by the State of New Jersey is to be Project: 2009 Sanitary Sewer TV In- after be determined), are hereby ceeding the date when any sale or provided with the Bid. Information on spection and Cleaning, Various Roads Mountainside Police Department authorized to be issued in one or more delivery of the notes pursuant to this how a business can obtain the appro- Traffic Enforcement Unit series in the aggregate principal refunding bond ordinance is made. priate registration can be obtained on Contractor: National Water Main U248241 OBS Oct. 29, 2009 ($14.70) amount of $1,380,000 pursuant to Sec- Such report must include the principal Cleaning Co. tion 40A:2-51 et seq., of the Local amount, interest rate and maturities of KonT'a't tUrMWfeUe Bond Law of the State ,of New Jersey the notes sold, the price obtained and to provide proof of business regis- Additional Work and its Necessity: (the "Local Bond Law"). In anticipation the name of the purchaser. tration with Bid shall result in rejec- MOUNTAINSIDE of the issuance of said refunding tion of Bid. Increase in labor BOROUGH OF MOUNTAINSIDE bonds, negotiable notes of the City In Section 7. The full faith and credit COUNTY OF UNION, NEW JERSEY a principal amount not exceeding of the City are hereby pledged to the Proposals for this Contract will be Original Price: $18,885.60 $1,380,000 are hereby authorized to punctual payment of, the principal of accepted only from bidders who have NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARDED be issued pursuant to and within the and interest on the said obligations properly qualified in accordance with Total of Change Order #1: $783.70 limitations prescribed by the Local the requirements of the Contract Doc- Bond Law, authorized by. this refunding bond ordi- The Governing Body of the Borough of nance. Said , obligations shall be uments,; . •.•••, • v • • •,.,.. ••- • ••.•;,'-.•.•. v • Total of Previous Change Orders: Mountainside in the County of Union, Section 2. The purposes for which direct, unlimited obligations of the ; has awarded a contract without com- said obligations are authorized are as City, and the City shallTje obligated to The township reserves the right to $0.00 petitive bidding as a Professional Ser- follows: levy ad valorem taxes upon aliThe fax- reject any or all bids or to waive, any vice pursuant to "N.J.S.A 40A:11- (a) Funding an emergency appro- able property within the City for the informalities where such informality is Total Contract to Date: $17,669.30 5{i)(a), This contract and the Resolu- priation made py the governing body of payment of said obligations and Inter- not detrimental to the best interest of tion authorizing it is available for pub^ the City on September 9, 2009 for pur- est thereon without limitation of rate or ihe Township. The right is also David L. Hughes, City Clerk lie inspection in the office of the poses of paying/losses incurred by the amount. reserved to increase or decrease Ihe Municipal Clerk. City as a result of theft by a third-party Section 8. This refunding bond quantities specified in the manner des- Dated: 10/20/09 Martha Lopez, RMC payroll service provider and the pay- ordinance shall take effect when there ignated in the Specifications. Borough Clerk ment of costs associated therewith. is endorsed upon a certified copy U248267 OBS Oct. 29, 2009 ($17.15) (b) Paying the costs of issuance of hereof the consent referred to in Sec- The successful bidder shall be such refunding bonds and notes, tion 40A:2-55 of Local Bond Law, but required to comply with the following: SPRINGFIELD Dated: October 20, 2009 including printing, advertising, not sooner than twenty (20) days after accounting, financial (including, if the first publication hereof after final A. Anti-Kickback Regulations under TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD Awarded to: Rogut McCarthy LLC applicable, underwriters' discount, passage. Section 2 of the Act of June 13, 1934, Take notice that the following deci- Services: Bond Counsel original issue discount, bond insur- known as the Copeland Act. sion was made at the regular meeting ance premium, escrow agent, verifica- Adopted: October 20, 2009 B. Bidders are required to comply pf the Board of Adjustment held on Period: October 20, 2009 - October tion agent and rating agency expens- Approved: October 20, 2009 with the requirements of N.J.S.A. Tuesday, October 20, 2009 in Spring- 19, 2010 es) and legal expenses, not exceeding 10:5-31 et seq, and N.J.A.C. 17:27 field Town Hall, 100 Mountain Avenue, approximately $10,000 (any excess Jordan Glatt, Mayor C. The provisions of the New Jersey Springfield, NJ. Costs: Not to exceed $5,000.00 thereof after application to such costs Prevailing Wage Act, Chapter 150 of Application #2009-19 U248235 OBS Oct. 29, 2009 ($14.70) to be applied either to payment of the Attest: David L. Hughes, City Clerk . the Laws of 1963, effective January 1, Applicant: Schmalz's European Provi- amounts referred to in section 2(a) 1964. sions hereof or to the payment of debt serv- STATEMENT D. All bidders are required to comply Site Location: 66 Fadem Road ice on any bonds or notes issued pur- The bond ordinance published here^ with the Regulations of P.L. 1999, Block 3803, Lot(s) 4 SUMMIT suant to this refunding bond ordi- with has been finally adopted on Tues- c.238, "The Public Works Contractor For: Use Variance for a portion of the nance]. day, October 20, 2009, and the twenty- Registration Act" when dealing with property for retail sale of food prod- NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARDED Section 3. The following matters day period of limitation within which a repair, maintenance or improvements ucts on the premises. are hereby determined, declared, suit, action or proceeding questioning to a public building. Was: Approved The Common Council of the City of recited and stated: the validity of such ordinance can be All documents and plans related to Summit has awarded a contract with- (a) A certified copy of this refund- commenced as provided in the Local At! bids shall be binding upon the bid- this application, including but not limit- out competitive bidding as a profes- ing bond ordinance was filed before Bond Law, has begun to run from the der for a period of 60 days subsequent ed to the memorialized Resolution are sional service (or extraordinary, final passage hereof with the Director date of the first publication of this to the opening of bids. on fife in the Office of the Secretary of unspeclfiable service) pursuant to of the Division of Local Government statement. the Board of Adjustment, Annex Build- N.J.S.A. 40A:11-5(1)(a). This contract Services in the Department of Commu- David L. Hughes, BY ORDER OF Ihe Mayor and Town- ing, 20 North Tnvett Avenue, Township and the resolution authorizing It are nity Affairs of the State of New Jersey, . City Clerk ship Council of the Township of Clark, of Springfield, New Jersey and are available for public inspection in the together with a coniplete statement Dated: October 20, 2009 Union County, New Jersey. available for public inspection. office of the City Clerk. required by Section 40A:2-55 of. the •U248266 OBS Oct. 29, 2009 ($101.43) Local Bond Law In form prescribed by Sal Bonaccorso, Mayor Robert C. Kirkpatrick Awarded to: Jeffrey R. Surenian & said Director of the Division of Local Board Secretary Associates, LLC Government Services. PUBLIC NOTICE U2483E0 EAG Oct,29, 2009 ($54.39) U248286 OBS Oct. 29, 2009 ($16.17) (b) Further provisions as to the _____ For the Period: January 1, 2010 - refunding bonds or notes authorized CLARK CLA"RK December 31, 2010 by this refunding bond ordinance shall be determined by subsequent resolu- The Clark Planning Board's previously SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE OF CONTRACT EXTENSION Services: Affordable Housing Counsel tion of the governing body of the City, scheduled meeting for November 5. Sheriff's File Number: CH-09005146 or the determination thereof shall be 2009 has been cancelled. The next Division: CHANCERY The Common Council of the City of Cost: Per Agreement - Not to Exceed delegated by such resolution to the scheduled meeting will be on Decem- Docket Number: F2583208 Summit has awarded a contract exten- $20,000.00 Chief Financial Officer or other official ber 3, 2009 at 315 Westfield Avenue, County: Union sion without competitive bidding as a David L. Hughes of the City. Clark, Council Chambers. Also, the Plaintiff: GREENPOINT MORTGAGE professional service (or extraordinary, City Clerk (c) The supplemental debt state- application for Buccola/Tussel. Good- FUNDING, INC. unspecifiabls service) pursuant to Dated: 10/20/09 ment required by the Local Bond Law man's Crossing, Block 7, Lot 1 Is being VS N.J.S.A. 40A:11-5(1)(a). This contract U248276 OBS Oct. 29, 2009 ($13.72) has been duly made and filed in the carried over to the December 3rd Defendant: ANGELO MALONZO, VIC- and the resolution authorizing it are office of the City Clerk and a complete meeting. TORIA MALONZO, MORTGAGE ELEC- available for public inspection in the executed duplicate thereof has been U248555 EAG Oct. 29, 2009 ($6.37) TRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, office of the City Clerk. filed in the office of the Director of the SUMMIT CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE Awarded to* Atlantic Health Systems NOTICE Corp./Corporate Health Services PLACE-TO-PLACE TRANSFER For the Period: July 1, 2009 through December 31, 2009 Notice is hereby given that in accor- dance with Common Council policy UNION Services: Fire Dept. Annual Physicals, regarding place-to-place transfers of Police, Fire & Public Works Pre- liquor licenses that the Common Coun- PUgLIC NOTICE Employment Physical Exam Services, cil will hold a hearing regarding the transfer application of Plenary Retail TAKE NOTICE that the following applications were heard by Ihe Township of Union Planning Board on October 22, 2009 & Fire Dept. Physician Consultation & Distribution License No. 2018-44-015- Referral Services 008 to 99 Summit Avenue, Summit, at 7:00 p.m. in the Municipal Building, Friberger Park, Union, N.J. New Jersey, on Wednesday November Cosl: $25,530,60 CALENDAR NAME AND ADDRESS OF PREMISES ACTION REQUESTED DECISION OF THE 4, 2009 at 7:15 P.M. in the Council NUMBER APPLICANT AFFECTED PLANNING BOARD David L. Hughes Chambers, 512 Springfield Avenue, City Clerk Summit, N.J. UTPB 2009-08 M&M Corporate Center Block 504 Lot 4.02 Amend Major Site Plan/ Passed by Dated: 10/20/09 U248561 OBS Oct. 29, 2009 ($8.82) Var. Resolution U248273 OBS Oct. 29, 2003 ($15.68) i Philip A. Haderer, P.E. C.M.E. Administrative Officer U248246 UNL October 29, 2009 ($23.52) PAGE 44 — THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2009 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSQURCE

TOBERTWBTICE" PUBUCNOTICE^ PUBLIC MOTICE INC., AS NOMINEE FOR AMERICAN ayment of the surplus money. The title and interest Trust 2007-HE4 Asset-Backed Certifi- the Complaint. You shall file your DOLLAR FUNDING 1) gheriff or other person conducting the cates, Series 2007-HE4 is plaintiff, Answer and proof of service in dupli- Sale Date: 11/04/2009 sale will have information regarding YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and RICARDO ARDUENGO, et al., are cate with the Clerk of the Superior Writ of Execution: 08/27/2009 the surplus, if any, AND REQUIRED to serve upon ZUCK- defendants, pending in the Superior Court of New Jersey, Hughes Justice By virtue of the aboye-stataci writ of JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $393,479.72"* ER, GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, LLC, Court of New Jersey, Chancery Divi- Complex - CN 971, Trenton, New'Jer- execution to me directed I shall Three Hundred Ninety-Three Thou- ESQS., plaintiff's attorneys, whose sion, Union County, and bearing Dock- sey 08625, in accordance with the expose for sale by public venue, at the sand Four Hundred Seventy-Nine address is 200 Sheffield Street, Suite et F-19412-09 within thirty-five (35) rules of civil practice and procedure. UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION and 72/1-0*** 301, Mountainside,, New Jersey days after 10/29/2009 exclusive of This action has been instituted for BUILDING. 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- Attorney: 07092-0024, telephone-number 1-908- such date, or if published after the purpose of (1) foreclosing a Mort- BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., POWERS KIRN - COUNSELORS 233-8500, an Answer to the Complaint 10/29/2009, (35) days after the actual qage dated 02/16/2007 made by on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the 728 MARNE HIGHWAY filed In a civil action, in which LaSalle date of such publication, exclusive of RICARDO ARDUENGO AND,NOEMI afternoon of said day. All successful P.O. BOX 848 - SUITE 200 Bank National Association, as Trustee such date. If you fail to do so, judg- bidders must have 20% of their bid MOORESTOWN, NJ 08057 for the registered holders of Bear ment by default may be rendered available in cash or certified check at (856)802-1000 Stearns Asset Backed Securities I against you for the relief demanded in CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE the conclusion of the sales. Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich MUNICIPALITY: Clark A full legal description can be found at COUNTY: UNION STATE OF N.J.' the Union County Sheriff's Office STREET & STREET NO: 59 James Total Upset: $447,638.98*** Avenue Four Hundred Forty-Seven Thousand TAX BLOCK AND LOT: Six Hundred Thirty-Eight and ROSELLE PARK 98/100*** BLOCK: 184 LOT: 37 BOROUGH OF ROSELLE PARK DIMENSIONS OF LOT: 105.55' by October 8, 15, 22, 29, 2009 27.87' U246828 EAG ($150.92) NOTICE OF SALE FOR PROPERTIES FOR NON-PAYMENT OF TAXES NEAREST CROSS STREET: Sunset ______. ASSESSMENT AND OTHER MUNICIPAL LIENS Drive SUPERIOR INTERESTS (if any): PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT, I Rachel J. Pompei, Tax Collector for the Borough of Roselle'Park, County NONE of Union New Jersey in accordance with N.J.S.A 54:5-1, et seq., will sell at public auction on November 24, 2009 at the NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS Municipal Building, in Council Chambers, 110 E. Westfield Avenue, Roselle Park, New Jersey at 10:00 AM, the lands The Sheriff hereby reserves the hereinafter described. right to adjourn this sale without Docket No. : F-19412-09 further notice through publication. Superior Court of New Jersey Surplus Money: If after the sale and Take further notice that the hereinafter described lands will be sold for the amount of the municipal liens chargeable Chancery Division against each lowest rate of interest bid, not to exceed 18%. Payment for said parcels shall be made prior to the conclu- satisfaction of the mortgage debt, Union County including costs and expenses, there sion of the sale In the form of cash certified check or money order, or parcels will be resold. remains any surplus money, the money (L.S.) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: will be deposited into the Superior RICARDO ARDUENGO Any parcel of real property for which there shall be no other purchases will be struck off to the municipality in fee for Court Trust Fund and any person NOEMIARDUENGO the redemption at 18%, and the municipality shall have the same remedies and rights as other purchasers, including the claiming the surplus, or any part there- BETTYANN SANTIAGO, and each of right to bar or foreclose the right of redemption. of, may file a motion pursuant to Court their heirs, devisees, and personal Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the representatives, and his, her, their The sale made pursuant to Chapter 5, Title 54 of the Revised Statutes of the State of New Jersey as amended. Indus- nature and extent of that person's or any of their successors In right, trial Properties may be subject to the Spill Compensation and Control Act (N.J.S.A 58:12-23.11 et seq) the Water Pollu- claim and asking for an order directing tion Control Act (N.J.S.A. 58:10A-1 et seq) and the Industrial Site Recover Act (N.J.S.A. 13:1K-6 et seq). In addition, the municipality is precluded from issuing a tax sale certificate to any prospective purchaser who is or may be in any way connected to the prior owner or operator of the site. At any time before the sale, the undersigned will receive payment of the amount due on any property, with the interest and costs incurred up to the time of payment. Rachel J. Pompei, CTC MOUNTAINSIDE TAX SALE LIST BLOCK / LOT NAME LOCATION TOTAL Public Auction 00106 00017 01 SCHNATZ, CALVIN JR & LAURA 612 OAKWOOD AVE 9,003.94 TS 00108 00015 RICCI, ROBERT 612 FAITOUTE AVE • 268.15 S On November 16,. 2009 at 10:00 A.M. 00111 00014 VRABEL, MICHAEL & DEBORAH 620 ROOSEVELT ST 403.68 S Lackland Self Storage, 1229 Route 22 East, Mountainside, NJ 07092 00115 00002 BERMINGHAM, BARBARA 547 PINEWOOD AVE 3,910.84 T 00,119 00006 KOENIG, EDWARD R 523 VALLEY ROAD* • 65.03 S Tha following merchandise will be sold at Public Auction. Listed below are the 00123 00022 KORYBSKI, MATTHEW & JEAN 313 WEBSTER AVE W 2,295.71 TS unit numbers along with the occupants name and a brief description of the con- 00204 00005 DEEHL, BRUCE 106 VALLEY ROAD 7,762.20 T tents. , 1, 00206 00007 MARTINEZ, SALVADOR E & DINORA M 526 WEBSTER AVE W 514.81 S 00209 00008 ALVAREZ, JESUS & MARIBEL 437 MAPLEWOOD AVE 304.95 S Mil OCCUPANT PE^cmpTlQN. 00209 00015 KAUR, AMARJIT 432 FAITOUTE AVE 947.52 S 00212 00002 01 DUDA, KENNETH C 600-610 WEST WESTFIELD 59,901.57 T 2103 Vandetta Ward Totes, Boxes, Furniture 00302 00012' 02 THE BANK OF NEW YORK 440 WILLOW AVE 1,439.94 S 00304 00011 FLORES, EDWIN & NADAL, MARINA 288 WEBSTER AVE W 248.98 S U247798 OBS October 22, 29, 2009 ($31.36) 00307 00007 TAYPE.ARTURO 325 CLAY AVE W 170.98 S 00307 00010 ROBINSON, JANELL A 313 CLAY AVE W 448.93 S 00309 00008 IACHIO, KENNETH & PATRICIA L 312 CLAY AVE W 306.67 S 00310 00011 LAL, SOHAN 136 COLUMBUS PLACE 570.32 S 00310 00021 SHAYO, MARLEN 245 WESTFIELD AVE W 454.82 S 00311 00001 RESTREPO,JORGE 229 WESTFIELD AVE W 1,854.01 T •••.•• UNION • : • 00311 00009 PLACCA,ANN 119 COLUMBUS PLACE 4,551.42 T 00311 00012 BELL, WILLIAM T, JR a BONNIE L 129 COLUMBUS PLACE 662.00 T LEGAL NOTICE 00312 00002 ARROYAVE,WILSON M & G Y A-VAZQUEZ 219 HAWTHORNE ST 511.08 S 00312 00004 PECORELLA, VICTOR & LINDA S ROBERTA 229 HAWTHORNE ST 1,103.82 S Take notice that the undersigned shall expose for sale, as salvage, in accor- 00314 00011 230 W. WESTFIELD AVE ASSOCIATES,LLC 230 WESTFIELD AVE W 1,043.83 S dance with N.J.S.A. 39:10A-1 at public auction on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 00405 00009 JEAN-DENIS, FABRICE 50 SUMNER AVE W 104.50 S 2009 in Office of Director of Public Safety, 1976 Morris Avenue, Township of 00408 00002 ARBOLEDA, JULIAN 726 HAZEL ST 459.93 S Union, New Jersey, the below described motor vehicles which came into pos- 00412 00005 BRADLEY, GERARD & GAIL 721 ELM ST 198.55 S session of the Township of Union through abandonment of owners to claim 00413 00010 HELLER, JOHN 724 FILBERT ST 199.11 S same. 00413 00013 716 FILBERT STREET, LLC. 716 FILBERT ST 439.48 S The motor vehicles shall be examined at the following location: Seton Towing, 00414 00015 MORALES, DAGOBERTO 721 WILLIS PLACE 28B.61 S Maplewood, NJ, between 8:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m., 48 hours preceding the afore- 00418 00022 SCAROLA, ROBERT 135 LINCOLN AVE W 1,510.30 T said date and time only. 00419 00013 ROMANOFF, JEAN M & JENNIFER 604 LOCUST ST 298.84 S Asvehicles are sold on an "as is and where is" basis, failure to inspect will not 00422 , 00013 GILIC, EDZEVID & MERIMA 624 CHESTNUT ST 273.27 S be considered grounds for any claim or adjustment of bid offered. Bids will be 00422 00017 GONZALEZ, ALEX . i" 608 CHESTNUT ST 229.61 S accepted on a per vehicle basis, multiplied by the number of vehicles in a lot. 00502 00004 MORALES, LUIS A & ORTIZ-MORALES D M 517 ELM ST 341.21 S Cash or certified check, payable to The Township of Union, in the amount of 00507 00012 DICKERSON, STANLEY W, JR " 181 CLAY AVE W 7,521.72 T 50% of the total bid price per lot must accompany each proposal. The balance 00507 00013 ARCANE DESIGN, L.L.C. 179 CLAY AVE W 12,289.14 T of the purchase price shall be paid no later than 72 hours from the date of sale. 00510 00007 SAMEDI, HAtRRY W 44 WEBSTER AVE WEST 101.09 S In the event said vehicles are not removed within 5 days from the date of sale, 00512. 00008 RAMIREZ, CARLOS 158 CLAY AVE W 423.62 T namely MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 2009 they shall be readvertised and resold, 00513 : 0Q004 SANTANA, IDALIA 22 CLAY AVE W » 250.25 S and the original bidder shall have no claim. The cost of advertising and resale 00601 00005 TELLO, CATHERINE 164 GRANT AVE W 447.15 S shall be charged to the purchaser. 00602 00024 MORALES, ESTHER 115 BUTLER AVE 82.99 S No dismantfing of vehicles is to be done by the bidder an the premises; they 00602 00031 DINARDO, PIERINO, & GABRIELLA 139 BUTLER AVE 303.95 S shall be moved in the condition in which they are at the time of the bidding. The 00603 00012 PATERNO, DAVID L 130 BUTLER AVE 1,130,06 T Township reserves the right to reject any or all bids, or any part thereof^ as it 00603 00020 ACOB.ABRAHAM &LOREDEL 212 LOCUST ST 65.03 S may deem necessary in the best interest of the Township of Union, and shall 00604 00015 HUNTER, KENNETH J & KAREN 42 GRANT AVE W 1,314.24 S reserve their right to place a minimum bid per lot to cover towing and storage 00604 00020 VAIL, CLYDE R & KATHLEEN S 212 FILBERT ST 206.28 S due the Township's towing contractor. 00604 00029 FEDERAL HOME LOAN MORTGAGE CORP. 59 WARREN AVE 465.05 S The successful bidder will be responsible in that if the vehicles moved or 00606 00009 GRIBBIN, SHARON L & VINCENT R 138 WARREN AVE 746.79 T delivered to an area within The Township of Union as junk vehicles, they shall 0060S 00023 AVILA, ERWIN & CLAUDIA 116 LOCUST ST 47.19 S be delivered or stored only at a duly licensed junkyard within The Township of 00606 00027 WESTFIELD PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, LLC 105 WESTFIELD AVE W 4,513.41 S Union. 00606 00036 01 147 WESTFIELD AVE, LLC 147 WESTFIELD AVE WEST 50,249.62 T TOWNSHIP OF UNION 00607 00001 01 G&K REALTY COMPANY 77 WEST WESTFIELD AVE 3,504.60 S VEHICLE AUCttOTF 00607 00003 HERNANDEZ, PATRICIA & MARIA DEL PIL 115 LOCUST ST 649.16 S 00610 00001 SULLIVAN CHEVROLET, INC WESTFIELD AVE W 7,566.24 T LOT #1 00610 00003 SULLIVAN CHEVROLET INC 10 WESTFIELD AVE. W 125,559.87 T 00707 00036 RIVERA, LUIS 300 REINDEL PL 449.71 S YR, MAKE VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION # 00708 00008 FLORES, JESUS & NANCY 16 COLFAX AVE E 467.60 S 00710 00002 ALFANO, JOSEPH A 215 COLFAX AVE E 130.07 S 1. 2000 DODGE 2B3HD46R4YH119053 00714 00018 ORLANDO, DOUGLAS & JEANETTE T 158 COLFAX AVE E 439.48 S 2. 1995 GMC 1GKEK13K2SJ770124 00801 00008 HARRIS, RUSSELL M II & KELLY A 26 LINCOLN AVE E 206.23 S 3. 1996 PONTIAC 1G2JB1242T7531186 00802 00038 PRADO, AMANDA LUCIA S EDUARDO 139 WEBSTER AVE E 332.92 S 4. 1990 HONDA 1HGCB7659LA083558 00802 00042 MC CARTHY, JOHN L 125 WEBSTER AVE E 73.81 S 5. 2000 JEEP 1J4GW48SXYC418712 00803 00018 VELEZ, HOLMAN 518 HEMLOCK ST 275.82 S 6. 1999 BMW WBADM6338XBY24631 00804 00007 LARRIVA, ROBERTO & GLADYS 423 CHESTNUT ST 26.29 S 7. 1997 MERCURY 2MELM74W9VX638988 00804 00023 PADALINO, NANCY 404 WALNUT ST 230.04 S 8. 1996 NISSAN JN1CA21D3TT148446 00804 00032 PIGA, STEPHEN & DONNA 11 CLAY AVE E 521.30 S 9. 2001 MITSUBISHI 4A3AA46G01E114286 00806 00009 DOWNEY, BRIAN P & STACEY A 142 WEBSTER AVE E 262.63 S 10. 1998 DODGE 2B3HD56JXWH119068 00807 00013 WEAVER, ERIC W 8, ELAINE K 420 SPRUCE ST 165.36 S 11, 1997 DODGE 1B3ES47C8VD264138 00808 00007 RAMIREZ^, HORACIO F & JORGE O 210 WEBSTER AVE E 347.42 S 12. 1999 MERCURY ' 4M2XV11T2XDJ37128 2B7HB11XIVK576930 00809 00023 MOISE, CRISTINA 39 GRANT AVE E 257.92 S 13. 1997 DODGE 00810 00007 01 PATEL.SURYAKANT & SHOBHNA ET ALS 325 WALNUT ST 65.03 S 14. 1997 BUICK 1 G4HP52K9VH598992 2P4FP25BXXR291601 00810 00011 GILYARD, DWAYNE & ANNETTE 122CLAYAVEE 1,384.84 S 15, 1999 00901 00023 CECERE, ANTHONY & CORRINE 45 CHARLES ST 8,941.37 TS PLYMOUTH 00903 00001 FUNCHAL, INC. 157 WESTFIELD AVE E 756.56 S 00904 00021 SCHMALER, JOHN R & ANN MARIE 208 GRANT AVE E 398.59 S LOT #2 00906 00011 ZANGARI, DOMINICK T & MAGDELANA A 139 BERWYN ST 423.55 S YR. VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION # 00906 00025 RISSO, ALEJANDRO & CLAUDIA URISOTE- 148 AVON ST 457.38 S MAKE 00909 00016 THE BANK OF NEW YORK 128 WILLIAMS ST 516.19 S 1. 1992 2FACP74W2NX161481 00909 00023 DOWNEY, JOSEPH F III 31 WILLIAMS ST 196.24 S 2. 1992 FORD 1G2NW52E1XM942480 00910 00006 MANIC, SASA 19 WESTFIELD AVE E 12,930.64 T 3. 1986 PONTIAC 1JCCM87A4GT09272 00910 00009 CITIBANK 39 WESTFIELD AVE E 86.60 S 4. 1995 JEEP JN8HD17Y85W066194 00910 00014 RIVERA, LUIS & RUIZ, DAVID 55 WESTFIELD AVE E 375.55 S 5. 1999 NISSAN 1P3ES47Y0XD132S61 00913 00021 01 STANFORD, MICHAEL & NEGRON,MILDRED 272 WESTFIELD AVE E 477.83 S 6. 2002 PLYMOUTH 2HGES16552H570830 01001 00017 ORELLANA.S & Y F & ORELLANA, J L 602 SHERMAN AVE 328.00 S 7. 2000 HONDA 4J3ZF19C5YU276917 01006 00006 HENRY, JEFFREY & KATHLEEN M 503 SHERMAN AVE 263.04 S 8. 1996 TOYOTA JA3AA11AOTU024857 01009 00016 HAHN, WILLIAM J JR 408 GALLOPING HILL RD 779.57 S 9. 1996 MITSUBISHI 1HGCG5548WA1635 96 HONDA 01010 00010 AREVALO, ALEJANDRO 314 WEBSTER AVE E 534.09 S 10. 1992 1G4BN5375NR403681 01012 00005 TRUJILLO, LUZ 11. 1998 BUICK 315 PERSHING AVE 1,986.75 TS MERCURY 1MEFM653XWK659770 01013 00008 GALLO, DONNA 338 SHERIDAN AVE 346.35 S 12. 2001 1GIND52J81M562342 01013 00012 CASTOR, ARTURO C,JR & SALVE M 326 SHERIDAN AVE 655.58 S 13. 1998 CHEVROLET BUICK 2G4WB52KW1523643 01014 00001 DOWNEY.JAMES A & PENA.FRANCISCA B 405 GRANT AVE E 135.33 S 14. 1983 WDBAB33A9DB036203 01017 00030 15. 2001 MERCURY RUSBE, FERNANDO 9 RHODA TERRACE 420.53 S OLDSMOBILE 1G3NK12T71C164587 01101 00026 LASALLE BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION 204 SHERMAN AVE 204.22 S 16. 1991 LEXUS JT8UF11E3M0050413 01103 00004 AREVALO, MONICA 215 SHERIDAN AVE 229.80 S 17. 1997 MERCURY 4M2DU55P5VUJ16121 01104 00020 HERNANDEZ. RAFAEL A & CLARA 435 MADISON AVE 615.92 S 18. 1996 PONTIAC 1G2HX52K9TH200752 01113 00023 GALAN, GEORGE & SUSANA, ET ALS 461 WESTFIELD AVE E 367.88 S 19. 1987 MERCURY WDBEA30HA543995 01115 00005 FABER, GEORGE F & DORIS ANN 7 LINDEN RD 15,921.37 T 20. 1994 SAAB 1MELM50U8RA634387 T = Taxes S = Sewer TS = Taxes and Sewer U248262 UNL October 29, 2009 ($80.36) U248147 UNL October 29, 2009 ($192.57) UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THORSDAY," OCTOBER 2S, 2009 — PAGE 45

PUBLICNOTICE _ " _' PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE' ARDUENGO as mortgagors, to MORT- GAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC. AS NOMINEE FOR ENCORE CREDIT CORP. recorded on 03/01/2007 in Book 12068 of Mort- gages for Union County, Page 144 LINDEN which Mortgage was duly assiqned to the pjaintiff, LaSalle Bank National ROSELLE PARK SUMMARY OR SYNOPSIS OF 2008 AUDIT REPORT OF Association, as Trustee for the regis- tered holders of Bear Stearns Asset Borough of Roselle Park CITY OF LINDEN AS REQUIRED BY N.J.S. 40A:5-7 Backed Securities I Trust 2007-HE4 Union County, NJ COMBINED COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEETS Asset-Backed Certificates, Series Public Auction Notice 2007-HE4, by Assignment of Mortgage dated 03/24/2009; and (2) to recover PLEASE TAKE.NOTICE that the Borough of Roselle Park shall expose for sale, DECEMBER DECEMBER possession of, and concerns premises in accordance with R.S. 3S:1DA-'I at public action on November 4 2009; a! 31. 2008 commonly known as 120 KENIL- •"" """ in the Borough Hall Council Chambers located in the Roselle ASS E TS WORTH BOULEVARD, CRANFORD, lumcipal Building, 110 East Westfield Avenue, Roselle Park, New Jer- NJ 07016, also being Lot 10 in Block sey 07204, the Borough Clerk of the Borough of Roselle Park, at the direction Cash and Investments $45,941,314.73 $56,831,679.25 of the Mayor and Borough Council the following motor vehicles, which came into Taxes, Assessments and Liens If you are unable to obtain an attor- possession of the Borough of Roselle Park through abandonment or failure of Receivable 6,993,377.63 6,635,598.83

PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE POBLICNOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE copy of the Complajnt, and Amended Complaint, if any, will ite supplied to you for particularity. File XCZ 119988 UNION JENNIFER M. PEREZ, CLERK www.njpublicnotices.com SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY Your online source for PUBLIC NOTICE This is an attempt public notices in New Jersey Take notice that the following applications for Zoning Variances were heard by the Board of Adjustment o1f the Township to collect a debt, of Union on Wednesday. October 21. 2009 at 7:30 p,m. in the Municipal Building, Friberger Park, Union , N.J. Resolu- and any Information obtained will lion" s" memorializing'izin . be used for that purpose. Calendar it Naarrtn e of Atpljcant & Decision of the Board U248288 EAG Oct. 29, 200? ($64.68) mises A ofAdjustment _____ . . MS ffected ABUJA International Restaurant Conversion of existing garage into Carried for Resolution Cal. # 3157 1784 Burnet Avenue food preparation area & storage of Approval on 11/4/09 POWERS KIRN, LI.C Block- 5801 Lot- 11 for existing restaurant 728 Marne Highway, Suite 200 Moorestown, NJ 08057 M & G Services Illuminated sign on store front Carried for Resolution (856) 802-1000 Cal. # 3158 (Famous Footwear) of Approval on 11/4/09 Attorneys,for Plaintiff (2009-2056) CLASSIFIED ADS 2438 Route 22, East NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS GET RESULTS! Block- 3409 Lot- 3,01 : Superior Court of New Jersey PALL US AT ••• "• Richard Malanda, Board of Adjustment Secretary Chancery Division U248215 UNL October 29, ?009 ($32.34) Union County Dockei No,F-42104-09 : 908-686-7850 STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: Patrick Lynch, his heirs, devisees, and personal representatives and his/her, their, or any of their successors In right title and interest and Dawn Lynch, her heirs, devisees, and per- CLARK sonal representatives ana his/her, their, or any of their successors in NOTICE OF SALE OF PROPERTY FOR NON-PAYMENT OF TAXES, ASSESSMENTS AND OTHER MUNICIPAL LIENS right, title and intarast Public Notice is hereby given that pursuant to the Revised Statutes of New Jersey, 1937 Title 54, Chapter 5, and the amendments and supplements thereto "An . YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and concerning unpaid taxes, assessments and other municipal charges and real property and providing for the collection thereof, by the creation and enforcement required to serve upon the Attorneys liens", together with the general laws of the State, the undersigned Collector of the Township of Clark, County of Union, State of New Jersey will sell at Public A for Plaintiff, Powers Kirn, LLC, 728 tion in the Municipal Building, 430 Westfield Ave. Clark, Union County New Jersey at 11:00 O'clock in the forenoon on Monday the 24th day Of November, 2008 Marne Highway, P.O, Box 848, computed and shown on the list. Moarestown, NJ 08057, an Answer to the Complaint filed in a Civil Action in Said property will be sold in fee to such persons as will purchase same, subject to the redemption at the lowest rate of interest, but in no case in excess of which CitiMortgage, Inc. Is Plaintiff Eighteen (18%) percent per annum. Provided that if any person at such sale shall offer to purchase subject to redemption at a rate of interest less then One and Patrick Lynch and Dawn Lynch, et (1 %) percent per annum, then sue}) person may, in lieu of any rate of interest, offer a premium over and above the amount of taxes, assessments and other Etl.. are Defendants, pending in the charges, plus the highest premium. Superior Court of New Jersey, within thirty-five (35) days after October 29, The purchase of any property must be paid before the conclusion of the sale, or the property will be resold. 2009, exclusive or such date. 'If you fail to do so, judgment by default may Any parcel or real estate for which there shall be no other purchaser, will be struck off and sold to the Township of Clark, in trfe County of Union, at a fee for be rendered against you for the relief redemption at Eighteen (18%) percenjf per annum, and the municipality shall have the same rights and remedies as other purchasers, including the right to bar demanded in the Complaint. You shall or foreclose the right of redemption. file your Answer and Proof of Service in duplicate with the Clerk of the Supe- [ I ' rior Court at the Richard J. Hughes At any time before the sale, the Collactor will receive payment of the amount due on any property with interest and costs incurred by cash, certified check, or Justice Complex, CN 971, 6th Floor, money order. North VVing, Trenton, New Jersey, 08625, in accordance with the rules The said properties to be sold and the names qf.the'persons against whom said taxes, assessments and charges are due, including interest to November 24, governing the courts. A $135.00 filing 2008 are set forth below. •''.,'• fee payable to the Clerk of the Superi- Given under my hand this 17th day of October, 2008. or Court and a completed Case Infor- Thomas J. Grady mation Statement must accompany Collector of Taxes your answer or motion. Township of Clark The-.action has been instituted for the purpose of foreclosing a mortgage TOWNSHIP OF CLARK dated1 May 18. 2006, recorded on May TAX SALE LISTING 19, 2008, in Book 11695 at Page NOVEMBER 23, 2009 547&C made by Patrick Lynch and Dawn Lynch to Mortgage Electronic Block Lot Location Assessed to Tax Sewer. Total Registration Systems Inc. as nominee 4.03 4 67 BROOKSIDE TERR BAZAN, MARIA TERESA 36.02 36.02 for HCI Mortgage and duly assigned to 8.03 2 1139 LAKE AVE GARDINER, JOSEPH 33.78 33.78 plaintiff, CitiMortgage, Inc. , and con- 11 4 451 OAK RIDGE ROAD Di FABIO, JOSEPH & CATHERINE 597.74 597.74 cerns real estate located at 311 South 13 17 104 BRIARHEATH LANE MAULBECK, HENRY F & ANGELA 197.69 197.69 Union Avenue, Cranford Township, NJ 13 20 82 BRIARHEATH LANE CUTINELLO, MARIA 141.50 141.50 07016, Block 431 Lot 9. 14 24 259 WILLOW WAY • STECKLER, STEVEN & BONITA 898.47 898.47 YOU, Patrick Lynch, his heirs, 14.01 38 276 WILLOW WAY GILTNER, DANIELS LAURIE 599.34 599,34 devisees, and personal representa- 20 8 905 LAKE AVE DE RISO, C & T & DE RISO, C T 10,446.54 10,446.54 tives and his/her, their, or any of their 20 19 30 BRIARHEATH LANE MATLOSZ, LEONARD & DEBORAH E 604.52 604.52 successors in right, title ana interest 27 3 29 THOMAS DR WELCH, WAYNE W S STEPHANIE A „ 383.56 383.56 and Dawn Lynch, her heirs, devisees 28 2.01 C-004 675 RARITAN ROAD UNIT #004 RESTAINO, NICHOLAS & CARRILLO, GINA 651.80 651.80 and personal representatives and 28 3,03 6 HOLLANDER HILL CT COBO, CHRISTIAN & SANDRA !' 101.07 101.07 his/her, their, or any of their succes- 28 10.05 32 AYERS LANE CICCIA, LOREN2IA . _ , 762.39 762.39 sors in right, title and Interest are MICELI, JOSEPHINE •. 30.01 18 ' 18 HALL DR MC KEOWN, CAROLYN 152.79 152.79 made a defendant because you are the 33.01 9 143 ACORN DR 925.18 - 925.18 maker of the bond/note ana mortgage 33.04 5 49 VICTORIA DR SENER, DAVID & ANN and/or an owner thereof and Plaintiff is HADDOW, RICHARD J s 353.38 353.38 33.07 8 17 LARGO LANE DI FULVIO, FRANK D & ANNE 453.77 453.77 unable to determine the whereabouts 38.02 38 38 FAIRVIEW ROAD 8,489,23 8,489.23 of the defendant, and therefore, does 38.03 21 54 AMELIA DR ROJEK, MICHAEL J S. JUNE ANN not know whether he/she is living or WARD, KAREN L & MORMAK, DAVID 131.92 131.92 38.03 24 24 AMELIA DR BERKE,SONA 267.78 267.78 dead, and therefore, names as defen- 38.08 2 85 DORSET DR - dants Patrick Lynch, his heirs, 1 47.00 47.00 devisees, and personal representa- 43.01 40 54 POST ROAD MONACO, CHRISTOPHER & JILL 370.37 370.37 44 5 44 SHETLAND DR PITCHFORD, BARRY & GILLIGAN, CYNTHIA - 318.93 318.93 tives and his/her, their, or any of their • 45 4 19 SHETLAND DR . COLLINS, KEVIN & TAMMY 160.76 160.76 successors in right, title ana interest _ 49 12.02 475 WETFIELD AVE ROUMELIOTIS, PANAGIOTA 182.28 182.28 and Dawn Lynch, her heirs, devisees, _ and personal representatives and 49 12.12 86 HUTCHINSON PL TAVARES, JOSE & ROSALITA 46.46 46.46 his/her, their, or any of their succes- 51 30 62 HUTCHINSON ST MERWIN, MARIE A _ 148.88 148.88 sors in right, title and Interest. 52 7 314 MADISON HILL ROAD NUZZl.K GREG PAUL & THERESA ANN 150.70 150.70 54 11 990 RARITAN ROAD KANTERMAN, ROBERT 3,564.99 • 3,564.99 You are further advised that an indi- 60 27 2 JANIE LANE MC MANUS, BERNICEE 82.90 82.90 vidual who'is unable to obtain an 62 36 242 LEXINGTON BLVD SANTOS, ALEXANDRE J 154.38 154.38 attorney may communicate with the 63 45 468 WESTFIELD AVE MILLENNIAL PROPERTIES. LLC % MADEY 349.54 349.54 New Jersey State Bar Association by 72 8 28 GIBSON BLVD GIBSON BLVD, L.L.C%GIORDANO, E R 9,814.75 9,814.75 calling toll free 800-792-8315 (within 76 7 285 WESTFIELD AVE ROMEO, THOMAS 195.20 195.20 New Jersey) or 609-394-1101 (from 77 14 237 WESTFIELD AVE CLARK'S PARKWAY DINER, INC. 807.23 807.23 out of state). You may also communi- 77 46 27 PLYMOUTH ROAD AGRONT, ARIEL & MARGARET M 353.38 353.38 cate with a Lawyer Referral Service, or 81 76 34 KATHRYN ST SAVVIS, MICHAEL S - 151.93 151.93 if you cannot afford to pay an attorney 88 30,03 25 ADAMS ST BEST, BRUCE D & EILEEN A 8,527.81 208.48 8,736.29 you may call the Legal Services Office. 89 41 8 HARRISON ST PRUSAKOWSKI, ROBERT , The phone numbers for the county in 90 11.01 33 WASHINGTON ST DI SALVIO, JOSEPH-ESTATE 197.69 197.69 which this action is pending are: 90 29 64 STANTON ST LANZA, JOSE I S LINDA 80.36 80.36 Legal Services (908) 354-4340, 913 5 WESTFIELD AVE HWANG, TAE CHIN & OCK CHA 261.93 261.93 Lawyer Referral (908) 353-4715. GLAGOLA, MICHAEL 2,773.39 2,773.39 File 2009-2056 94 8 8 LIONEL ST NUGENT, THEODORE & DONNA 283.72 2B3.72 95 4 125 HART ST MIEKINA, JOSEF & IRENA 161.11 161,11 Jennifer M. Perez, Acting 110 21 12 RUNNYMEDE ROAD CONCINA, VINCENT R & JOANN L _ 169.02 169.02 Clerk of the Superior Court 113 3 34 ASCOT WAY DUNFORD. KEITH & SHERMAN, ROBYN 111.68 111.63 U248242 EAG Oct. 29, 2009 ($B0.96) 118 14 70 FULTON ST MC QUAID, D & MONTGOMERY, C _ 154.38 154.38 126 4.01 106 JOHN ST DE PETRIS, SESTINO & JOSEPHINE A _ 154.38 154.38 ™ CRANFORD 128 33 88 GRAND ST FREEDMAN S FREEDMAN LLC 10,379.14 10,379.14 133 14 206 WESTFIELD AVE KAMINSKY, STEVEN F & JUDITH L 5,978,75 5,978.75 PUBLIC NOTICE 137 8 329 CAROLINA ST KRAUS, JAMES R JR 522.49 522.49 NOTICE OF RELOCATION 137 12 2013 BOYNTON AVE MONTUORI, GIUSEPPE & KINBERLY 6,954.20 177.98 7,132.18 139 10 121 GEORGIA ST FEIL, RCG&BLDG CLARK%J MANAGEMENT, NJ 464,09 464.09 Take notice thai Superior Wines LLC 142 4 142 CENTRAL NAEGELE, BERTHA J 174.48 - 174.43 has applied to the Director of the Divi- 146 15 34 FLORENCE DR WOLF, CARLA 286.96 286.96 sion of Alcoholic Beverage Control for 146 21 22 FLORENCE DR 218.09 218.09 a change of address on their Whole- 148 15 1457 RARITAN ROAD 1457 RARITAN ROAD ASSOCIATES 23,905.63 839.40 24,745.03 sale License for new premises situated 151 14 329 NEW YORK AVE ZARZECKI, EDWARD T 154.38 154.38 at 2 South Avenue East, Suite 200, 153 10 17 SUNSET DR BENKO, KENNETH T & MARYANN - 181.94 181.94 Cranford NJ 07016. 153 21 1475 RARITAN ROAD 1475 RARITN RD PROP. 11,583.52 _ 11,583.52 Objections if any, should be made 159 11 15 CLAUSS ROAD BENNETT, SHARON A - 85.24 85.24 immediately in writing to the Director 161 19 358 WEST LANE MEYERS, EUGENE & TRACEY L _ 83.99 83.99 of the Division of Alcoholic Beverage 163 5 209 EAST LANE SEGARRA, NANCY & KONTOS, MENELAOS _ 578.89 578.89 Control, P.O. Box 087, Trenton, New 169 3 2 PINE ST VILLANOVA, PAUL & JULIE ANN 700.56 700.56 Jersey 08625-0087. 171 6 28 AUTUMN AVE KLEIMAN, RENEE - 154.38 154.38 172 6 2 HILLSIDE AVE ONYANGO, LORNA _ 154.38 154.38 Superior Wines LLC 176 22 1 LINDA LANE FAHY, KEVIN & ROSEMARY - 266.82 266.82 2 South Avenue East 176 48 41 LUPINE WAY CAPORASO, LOUIS & DARLENE R _ 375.48 375.48 Suite 200 179 1 87 ST GERMAIN DR RIEDER, MARTIN C & CYNTHIA - 135.01 38 2 ROSE TERR WINKLE, DOUGLAS J & CATHY 763.86 763.86 Cranford, NJ 07016 WEMETT, KYLE M & CARMEN GONZALEZ _ 230.76 230.78 Applicant 187 8 1148 FOREST DR CRERAN, JOHN K _ 328.08 328.08 October 22, 29, 2009 21 19 CRESTWOOD LANE 212.85 212.85 U248145 EAG ($49.30) 194 23 31 JAMES AVE KOESTER, LEE WAYNE & CHRISTINE 3,891.33 _ 3,891.33 135 7 18 SUNSET DR BLACK, DONALD & JEANNETTE _ 243.01 243.01 197 24 1611 RARITAN ROAD TRIOLA, ROBERT & DIANNE J 1,781.51 1,781.51 106,914.38 20,989.91 127,904.29 U248357 EAG October 29, 2009 ($225.40) UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COWi THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2009 — PAGE 47

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RENTAL ELIZABETH- NUTLEY, 1 BEDROOM. Kitchenette. A BANK Repo! 4 Bed/2 Bath $18,900! SELL/ RENT Your Timeshare Now!!! Hardwood floors. New paint. On-street Maintenance fees too high? Need Cash? 1 and 2 Bedroom Duplex & Studios Only $225/Month! More homes from parking. Close to downtown. $9Q0/month $199/Month! 5% down 15 years @ 8% Sell your unused timeshare today. No Garden Apartments plus utilities. Call 973-986-1900. aprfor listings 1-800-385-4006 Ext.5640 commissions or Broker Fees. Free Con- 1 Bedrooms from $735/ month sultation. www.sellatimeshare.com 1- ROSELL.E PARK, 4 rooms! $850/month APARTBlENTTOiRENT' Heat/ hot water/ parking included 866-708-3690 tenant pays heat, 1-1/2 month security. BUY HUD Homes from $199/month! 5 Immediate occupancy. No pets Off-street parking. No pets. Call 732- bed 2 bath only $4209/month! 3 bed 2 OUfbF STATE ELiZABETH- Call 908-355-3636 899-5366 between 8am-4pm or leave a bath only $199/month! More Homes from 1, 2 Bedroom & Studios message $199/month! 5% down, 15 years @8% FLORIDA- 40 acre parcels 100% use- from $650/month. UNION] VAOXHALL Section. 2 bed- apr! For Listings 800-366-0142 ext. T252 able. $119,900 each. While They Last. rooms, Near all transportation. No Closing Costs. Owner Financing from Excellent Condition HUD HOMES! 3 Bedrooms 2 Bath- 3 1/2% Call I-SOO-F'LA-LAND (352- rooms $205/ Month! 5 Bedrooms only $900/month, one month security. Ten- SPRINGFIELD PARK PLACE ant pays utilities. Available immediately. 5263) Florida Woodland Group, Inc. Lie. Call Maria or Gloria $318/ Month! 5% down, 15 years @ 8% RE Broker. For listings call '1-800-385-4006 Ext Call 973-715-0634. 3 bedroom Townhouse available. 2-1/2 baths, Fireplace, garage, 908-355-0262 5557. UNION, $950 per month, heat included, for more info call 908-688-8376 pool, Finished basement, $2400 plus,utilities. APARTMENT FOR RENT Call 973-564-6333. SPRINGFIELD/SHORT HILLS BORDER SOUTH ORANGE. One single room, own bath and kitchen. $650/ month, includes utilities. 1 month security. Call Short Mills 973-763-6151. Club Village REAL ESTATE 3 BED 2 BATH only $200/month! 4 bed 2 bath home only $325/month! Priced to Sell! More Homes Available! 5%down, LAND FORsALfc LOFTS and BASEMENTS AVAILABLE 15years @8%apr! For Listings 800-366- MANY OTHER AMENITIES INCLUDED 0142 ext. T253 NYS: OUR BEST Land Bargains For ,"AFFORDABLE*" Affordable Foreclo- Hunters. Wholesale, discounted proper- sures from $199/month! Buy a 4 bed 2 ties. 5-350 acre tracts. Free land catalog. bath Home only $275/month! '3 bed 2) Financing available, cash discounts. Call 973^5 79-45P0 bath Home only $199/month! 5% down, Free closing costs. Credit cards accept- Short Hills Club Village forestrealtyinc.com 20years @ 8%! For Listings 800-366- ed. Visit www.landandcamps.com 0142 ext. T251, , Or call 800-229-7843

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YOUR §mmm nwiiii rwn« ; - HOME? FREE HAYRIDE!! LJ to our pumpkin patch with the purchase of a pumpkin RENTING YOUR Weekends §. Holidays Now Thru Oct. 31st 10am-5pm PROPERTY? Visit our friendly farm animals, bounce in Daisy Belle the cow. Lose yourself in our com maze. Pony Pick Your twit Rides. Enjoy good food and our own Roasted Corn! Fun for the whole family! Placing an ad in our Essex County or Union County Classifieds Apples & Pumpkins wwmschaeferfarmsxora Gourds • Local Apples • Cider • Corn Stalks • Pumpkin Carving Tools is a great way to reach layrides • Pumpkins • Mums • Indian Com • Fresh Veggies thousandsol potential buyers, Include a photo. Search your local classifieds on the Internet at: 14 Great Apple Varieties Now Picking Red & Golden Delicious, Jonagoid, •mm.local8ource.com Macoun, Crispin, Northern Spy, Rome, Winesap & Cameo Fall Raspberries • Plump & Juicy E-mail us at: [email protected] Route 521 • Hope»908-459-5351 www.upickapples.net To Be A Part Of This Section PUCE Y0UE IDS TODffln 908486^2851 Call Connie Sloan 908-686-7700 x 158 UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALguuiRee.coM' THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2009 — PAGES'f

Veterans can get cars UEZ, employer responsibilities and other important topics. --.. ;--' washed free of charge The seminar is free and open to Veterans can visit Prowash Inc. all Roselle business owners and from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Nov. 11 to managers and anyone else interest- receive a complimentary car wash. ed in the Roselle business commu- Prowash believes that it is nity. Lunch will be served. To important to remember and thank RSVP or for information, contact I those who have served our country Roselle UEZ at 908-259-3001. and has designed a program to .^emphasize the importance of sup- • 5port for veterans by the general Economy & Election 1 -. » public. Veterans will only need to lecture to be held -1 i inform Prowash verbally that they The Gateway Regional Cham- are veterans in order to receive ber of Commerce and the Union their free car wash. County Employer Legislative

The program, which was started Committee invite the public to the • ' • • l I on Nov. 11, 2004, is designed to New Jersey Economy and the Elec- I1 ' • • ' I I\ honor Veteran's Day, to show tion Results — a panel discussion . •• •;•-.•¥•• ' I; Prowash's support for the armed on how the Nov. 3 election will I , forces personnel and to reward and affect businesses in New Jersey. YOU'LL LOVE TO CALL THIS HOME IRONBOUND SECTION thank'the veterans for their service. The event will be moderated by HILLSIDE - Well kept colonial on quiet NEWARK - Charming Large Colonial W/ Grace for Vets will happen each Frank Robinson, NJBIA. Panelists year at Prowash on Veteran's Day, include Dale Florio, Bill Pascrell street. $359,999. Double Staircase, 9Ft, Ceilings. $299,000. it was announced. III, and Princeton Public Affairs Group. #048012123 #048012134 Networking event for returning veterans Summit Library hosts Business professionals repre- SCORE meeting senting a range of industries will Summit Free Public Library will gather at the Veterans' Business be hosting a seminar on "How to Association networking event on Finance Your Business" on Nov. 5, Nov. 10 at 6 p.m. at the Crowne at 7 p.m. SCORE counselor Rick xt *'ll If * ' Plaza Hotel in Clark. Founded by Greenebaum, who is both a lawyer Richard Vail!, a business develop- and a successful entrepreneur, will ment officer at The Provident Bank discuss several of the ways you can and former Logistics Officer with fund your business. The program is the U.S. Marine Corps, the VBA free and open to the public. No pre- was created to build a professional registration is required, but seating support system for veterans and is limited. First come, first seated. help those returning from service Summit Free Public Library is transition into the workforce. The located at 75 Maple St, For infor- event speaker is Michael Vermil- mation, call 908-273-0350, ext. 3, MAKE THIS LOVELY HOME YOURS! DESIRABLE SEVEN OAKS or visit www.simvnitlibrury.org lion of ETF Market Pro. He will PLAINFIELD CITY - .beautiful colonial w/- ORANGE - H/W floors, Updated bath, discuss how to utilize social net- working platforms to help grow Bayway Refinery to 4BRs, 2 Ml and 1/2 baths. $325,000. Freshly Painted unit. $115,000 your business. The event will be held in conjunction with the Gate- back Diamond Glove Conoco Phillips Bay way Refin- way Regional Chamber of Com- ery has agreed to be the main cor- merce. To register, visit www.gate- #048012159 #048012130 porate sponsor of the New Jersey waychamber.com. State Finals of the Diamond Glove Boxing Tournament for the 10th Restaurant to treat consecutive year in association with the Linden Department of kids in costumes Public Property and Community This Halloween, Applebee's, Services and the Linden Boxing located at 671 W, Edgar Road, Lin- Association Inc. den, is 'treating' all costumed kids Tournament finals will be held to a free meal. Families who dine at at Linden High School on Nov. 13. Applebee's anytime on Oct. 31 will For information on the 76th annual receive up to four free Kids' Meals Diamond Glove State Champion- with each adult entree purchase. ships, call 908-474-8600. The free meal is valid for children in costume, ages 12 and under, on any Applebee's "Kids' Menu" Send us your news entree, dine-in only. Readers of the Real Estate and t_^j. , . Business pages in Union County DESIRABLE BATTLE HILL SECTION LocalSource are interested in the SPACIOUS COLONIAL accomplishments of their local real ROSELLE PARK - Large EIK, expanded LR UNION - Lg- EIK w/View of Yard that Backs estate agents. & FDR. Plenty of BR Space, end porch. Up to private Wooded Area. $295,000. The Moselle Urban Enterprise It gives the section a personal $294,900. Zone will host a free business sem- feel and might influence a home- inar on Friday from noon to 2 p.m. owner when they are about to select #048012121 #048012158 in the Council Chambers of Bor- an agent to list their home or help ough Hall, 210 Chestnut St. them house hunt. 1307 STUYVESANT AVENUE, UNION - 908-687-4800 Jim Gordon, from the New Jer- We are happy to receive news of sey Department of Taxation, will be promotions, achievements, honors, the guest speaker. He will discuss election to councils and the earning K»Bp soorchlns on W6ich©rt.CO.fn one did countless homes steps for properly registering your of special designations. wmfflm business, the ins and outs of sales Send your information to edito- Biiialfoii and use taxes, benefits of joining a '[email protected]. PAGE 52 — THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2009 LOCALSdURCE.COW UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE

By Paul Greulich must be accompanied by an adult. which is how he learned of it. Oshidar said. "We've let a lot of .people Staff Writer The candy will be sent' to U.S. soldiers Kids can also visit Roselle Park Dental know. We encourage the local businesses to Young trick-or-treaters looking to do their fighting in Afghanistan and Iraq through a Associates at 141 Chestnut St. in Roselle be part of something like this." part to support the troops can send their Hal- care package program called Operation Park, where Dr. Jamie. Oshidar will partici- A press release from Oshidar's office stat- loween candy to United States soldiers fight- Shoebox. Menasha said donations to the pate in the same arrangement of candy-for- ed that candy can cause cavities as well as ing in Iraq in return far cash tin's year. country's . soldiers have slowed down cash. However, his office will be collecting lead to hyperactivity and weight gain. The Halloween Candy Buyback allows because of the recession. candy on a different date and time — Nov. 1 In some cases, candy can also break teeth children to sell their unopened Halloween "I didn't think twice before doing it," from 12 to 3 p.m. and damage braces. candy at Dr. Isaac Menasha's dental office in Menasha said. "It helps the troops and at the Oshidar, who himself served three years "Candy is OK in moderation," Oshidar Linden. same time it helps the kids because it reduces in the Air Force, said he got word of the pro- said. "Regular dental visits and brushing The buyback will run from 4:30 to 7:00 cavities." gram from his colleagues in the dental pro- daily are great preventative measures, but p.m. on Nov. 2. The sweets will fetch a price Menasha said other dentists around the fession and expects the event to be a success. eliminating excess sweets w6uld really give of $1 per pound up to five pounds. Children state are also participating in the program, "I'm anticipating some decent turnout," your teeth a health boost."

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