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Summit Founded in 1889 VOLUME 116, No. 42 September 17,2005 Prices 500 Newsbriefs -, Council okays a new vehicle Fire department's role explored in report for the fire dept. By LIZ KEILL of firefighting equipment and the cruit. The report notes that volunteer jured occupant, using hydraulic res- firefighters, new and retired, includ- way fires are fought. It has also candidates who know a member of cue tools and air bags. The victim ing former fire chief Christopher ByLIZKEBLL SUMMIT — These are changing reached into communications, with the department "seemed to adapt was flown to the trauma center by Cotter, now the city administrator, times, but firefighting remains a wireless telephones, internet access into the day-to-day rhythm of the medi-vac helicopter," the report stat- and Thomas Murray, who served in and sophisticated information man- ed. the fire department for 43 years. SUMMIT — Bids are expect- dangerous occupation,. Fire Chief firehouse better than those that . agement systems. Yet some sections ed to go out for a 2006 GMC James Connelly said during a recent signed on without any guidance and . In another Route 78 incident, Standing as a reminder of the past Yukon vehicle for the city's fire interview. "We need to keep that in of the city's fire department building support." firefighters extricated a driver from and the future is the 3,000-pound department, following .the ap- mind," he said. : date back to the 1800s. In 2004, the a tractor trailer. "Hydraulic, pneu- fire bell, installed at the corner of proval of Common Council at its Those factors are borne out in the building received a roof replace- Responses on the rise matic and rescue tools were used to Broad and Cedar streets, which was Wednesday, Sept. 7, meeting. recently-released Summit Fire De- ment, and a sprinkler system was in- gain entry to the severely injured purchased by the department in stalled. Councilman Andy Lark asked partment Annual Report for 2004. It's apparent just from the num- driver/Despite the best efforts of the 1896. It rang out on the 1 lth hour of if the department would consider High on the list of new initiatives The department has developed a bers, that the daily workload of foe- fire personnel from Summit, Spring- the 1 lth day of the 3 lth month to an- a still-new 2005 vehicle instead. is the process for National Fire Ser- four-year purchasing cycle for major fighters is on the increase. The com- field and Millburn, the victim passed nounce the end of the Great War in "We can often save thousands of vice Accreditation. Just 96 depart- fire apparatus with a maximum re- munications center answered a total away during the extrication," ac- 1918 and today is a marker for the dollars at this time of year on ve- ments throughout the United States placement age of 25 years, based on of 6,277 calls in 2004, up four per- cording to the report. firefighters who died on Sept. 11, hicles," he said. Councilwoman have that distinction, Chief Connel- a nine-year life expectancy. A ladder cent from the previous year. Yet The annual report also highlights 2001. Diane Klaif, who introduced the ly said. In this extensive process, all truck replacement was purchased in wireless calls have decreased, ordinance, said specifications al- department operations, programs 2004 from American LaFrance for a thanks to new antenna sites that low for that possibility, but a par- and activities are benchmarked mid-mount tower ladder. route such calls to the appropriate ticular model may not be avail- against nationally-recognized per- With demands on firefighters agency. According to the report, able in the current year. Fire Chief formance standards. "There are 256 ever-expanding, fitness has become wireless calls are a mixed blessing. James Connelly said he had no performance indicators," Chief Con- increasingly important, officials not- They're convenient for the caller, problem amending the ordinance nelly said of the rigorous conditions ed. Comprehensive physical exami- but difficult for a dispatcher to pin- to state that either a 2005 or 2006 that must be met. nations, exercise equipment at fire point exact locations. vehicle could be purchased. The department is also embark- headquarters and a partnership with In 2004, the department respond- The council also approved the ing on a new strategic plan, which the YMCA all provide resources for ed to 121 fires, 60 rescues, 54 motor appointment of a fire official to be will address standards of response enhancing strength, endurance, flex- vehicle accidents, 186 hazardous responsible for administration and and such issues as homeland securi- ibility and cardiovascular health. conditions such as downed power enforcement of the fire code at the ty and terrorism. "It never ends," Training is also emphasized with- lines and gas leaks, 132 first respon- local level According to a memo the chief said of the increasing de- in the department. Members com- der calls, 180 service calls, 274 from Chief Connelly, this is a re- mands on fire department personnel. pleted 3,600 hours of in-service "good intent" calls (those not need- quirement by the New Jersey Uni- The department has surveyed training in 2004. ing assistance), 687 alarm activa- form Fire Code. Deputy Chief each commercial and multi-family Sessions covered such topics as tions and 132 other calls. Joseph Houck has been recom- building to develop risk assessment equipment evolutions, street and Major incidents from the past mended for the appointment, information. Deputy Fire Chief building familiarity, fire behavior, year include the Douglas Infiniti fire which would be effective Oct. 1. Joseph Houck was appointed Fire apparatus operation, emergency "on March 9,2004, at 68 Franklin PI. In another matter, the council Inspection Officer in conjunction medical procedures, CPR, extrica- Nine mutual aid departments reauthorized physician consultation wish this program. The Summit Fire tion and other areas. sponded as the flames shot through and referral services for the fire Department maintains an apartment Live burn training is offered at the roof and destroyed the show- department as part of its health directory, with drawings of all the Middlesex County Fire Academy room and offices. and safety program. apartment complexes in Summit, as jointly with the Schering Plough But fighting fires is just one as- The cost for the agreement is well as building layouts for Schering Fire Brigade. Firefighters are tested pect of the department's service to $2,800 and the services contract is Plough, Overlook Hospital and the ia dealing with interior fire attack, the community at large. Vehicle ex- $19,004. Atlantic Health Systems Short Hills Mall. "We've been busy victim search and rescue procedures, trications last year included an inci- of Morristown will be awarded with inspections at Schering and high rise fire attack techniques. dent on Route'78 West on Aug. 31, PETERSON AT OVERLOOK — Betsy Peterson, author of the contract. The agreement Plough." Chief Connelly said, be- That training relates to recruiting when a car flipped on its roof in the "Voices of Alzheimer's: Courage, Humor, Hope and Love in would include compensation of cause of several renovations and ad- efforts, too. According to the report, center lane. "Fire personnel stabi- the Face of Dementia," will speak from 1 to 3 p.m. on Sun- $130 per hour with SI 50 per ditions being made on the campus. a mentor program has been imple- lized the car and began a lengthy op- day, Oct. 9, in the Wallace Auditorium at Overlook Hospital physical. Blood tests and x-rays Technoloav has charmed the face mented to interact with each new re- eration to extricate the seriouslv in- in Summit. would be included. Chief Connelly said the select- ed physician should have "a clear, Alzheimer expert understanding of the physical demands and requirements of fire- After Katrina, non-profits fighting" and has recommended Dr. William B. Felegi as consult- speaks in Summit ing physician; in city plan to join forces SUMMIT — Overlook" Hospital understand the warning signs and will host "Alzheimer's: A Guide for the neurological chemical responses Candidate forum By LIZ KEILL Night of Inspiration fundraiser American Airlines. Caregivers" from 1 to 3 p.m. on of Alzheimer's, it was harder for her - 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 29. American Red Cross - blood Sunday, Oct. 9, in the hospital's to find--literature for empathetic en- hosted Oct. 17 SUMMIT — On Thursday. Sponsored by the Junior League of drive, Monday, Sept. 26, 2 - 8 p.m. Wallace Auditorium, 99 Beauvoir couragement. In response. Ms. Pe- Sept. 8,40 individuals representing Summit. at Summit Red Cross headquarters. Ave. To register, call 908-322-7848 terson compiled "Voices of SUMMIT — The League of various Summit non-profits gath- Mental Health Assistance - Dr. For details, call 908-273-2076. by Oct. 1. Parking is available in the Alzheimer's: Courage, Humor, Women Voters and Speak Up ered ai City Hall to discuss ways to Christine Truhe. A number of organizations are West Garage across from the hospi- Hope and Love in the Face of De- Summit, a community-wide ad- provide relief to those affected by Bridges and Christ Church - asking for monetary donations, in- tal's main entrance. mentia," a collection of quotes and vocacy group for public school Hurricane Katrina. donations ranging from diapers to cluding FEMA, the American Red If care for a.family member is stories from patients, their families education, will co-sponsor a can- Mayor Jordan Glatt said, "This school supplies. Volunteers are Cross, the Salvation Army and the needed, call Phyllis Fleming at 973- and caregivers. The words capture didates' forum "for the six resi- is the first time we've done some- needed to sort and pack. Junior League Disaster fund. 635-2266. the experience of Alzheimer's - the dents seeking seats on the Com- thing like this. What's amazing -is St. Teresa of Avila Memorial Phone numbers can be found on Overlook Hospital's Coalition on pain and the struggle, but also the mon Council. that with jest 24 hours notice Hall - canned food drive hosted to- the city's website, and the list will Family Caregiving has designed a bits of humor and the gifts it can The forum will be held on through one e-mail, so many peo- day. Saturday, Sept. 17. Volunteers be updated as more information program to address the issues and bring. Monday. Oct. 17. at 7 pan. in the ple came out.** needed to sort and pack. comes in. needs of family members and care- Vmeesh Bhatnagar, MD, director Summit High School media cea- The purpose, he said, was to United Methodist Church - Mr. Glatt credited Summit's givers for people living with of Geriatrics and assistant director ter. The school is at 125 Kent make sure efforts did not overlap flood buckets being compiled, in- Public Information Officer Rita Alzheimer's dementia. Author Betsy of Internal Medicine, Overlook Hos- Place Blvd. in terms of events oa the same day, cluding scouring pads, sponges, la- McNany with coordinating this ef- Peterson, JD, and physician Vmeesh pital, will present a medical The public is invited to come types of materials being sent and tex gloves, heavy duty trash bags. fort and'making information avail- Bhatnagar will be featured speakers. overview. hear the following candidates de- other relief steps. United Way - frequent flyer able on the city's website, Ms. Peterson spent 14 years car- The first 300 registrants will re- bate the topics facing Summit this Among the activities are: miles being donated through www.citvofsummit.org. ing for her husband's dementia. ceive a complimentary autographed fall: Ward 1: Republican Ellen While there were books to help her copy of "Voices of Alzheimer's." Dickson and Independent Steve Murphy; Ward 2: Republican Michael Veraotico and Democrat Jill LaZare; and at-large, incum- Students challenged mentally and physically bent Republican Frank Macioce and Democrat Peter Suzuki. 1 iron Hills Athletic Conference, to ers. You feel so good about yourself The candidates will answer a series of questions concerning ed- t" which Summit belongs, have al- when you achieve things you never ready incorporated Project Adven- thought you could. You learn things ucation and school funding, prop- CHALLENGE erty taxes, playing fields and zon- ture into their physical education about yourself you never knew be- 7 — Summit ing. The public w ill have the op- programs. fore; I realized that I'm not really portunity to submit questions to High School In considering the program for afraid of heights, but of reaching oat the candidates for consideration. physical edu- Summit, members of the high beyond my comfort zone." eation teach- school's Physical Education Depart- ers Christie ment visited the participating Iron 'Ultimate challenges' Brownies collect B o h a n , Hills schools, and then returned to Matthew Summit with feedback and sugges- C o n n e 11, Students experience Project Ad- school supplies tions. Ms. Dunne wrote a proposal venture's ultimate challenges on Sheila Dunne to SEE and last spring, the SEF and David equipment or "'elements." Some of SUMMIT—Members of third awarded S45,000 to the project. the elements are in the schools* grade Brownie Troop 461 say Field got ready to con- Mr. Sandor and Ms. Dunne ex- gyms, while others.are being in- they are enthusiastic'about col- pressed their thanks to the SEF for stalled on the middle school and. lecting school supplies for stu- quer one of the height its support, and their appreciation to high school athletic fields. In ihe dents in Iraq in support of a drive Superintendent of Schools Dr. Car- high school gym, students will work at Central Presbyterian Church in "elements" during their olyn Deacon, the Summit Board of with height elements such as the Summit. Takina part are Maureen Education, Summit High School Firecracker Ladder, Rope Ladder, Shelley, Gal Behbi Sarah Ko- reeent training sessions Principal Paul Sears and Lawton C. Centipede, the Flying Squirrel and haut, "Shannon Reilley, Emily Johnson Summit Middle School climbing walls. , . ; Vlass, Imogen Terrert; Elia Cupo. at the Project Principal Dr. Ted Stanik for backing Miena DeJesus, Rebecca Bass, Adventure The degree to which a student headquarters the Project Adventure initiative. Madeline Ashmun, Leslie Stone, A four-day summer workshop in will be challenged is ap to the indi- Nicole Bazalar and Constanca in Massachu- vidual, explained Mr. Sandor. A stu- setts. Beverly, Mass., brought Ms. Dunne Barata. and her physical education teacher dent may choose to use the equip- colleagues David Field, 'Matthew ment or to be a spotter, a helper or to. Connell, Christie Bohan and Joann provide encouragement. "You can LaVbrgna face-to-face with the chal- choose your own role," he said, "but TABLE OF CONTENTS lenges of Project Adventure. The you can't opt out." SUMMIT—A program being in- Michael Sander. Summit's super- tion of the program in Summit. The program begins with trust Police Logs 2 troduced in the Summit Pnblic visor of health and physical educa- Mr. Sandor said Project Adven- company supplies and -installs the program equipment and trains the building activities that will ready the Schools will add challenging oppor- tion, and Sheila Dunne, physical ed- ture supports the Summit schools' students for the physical challenges Obituaries 3 goals for its diverse student popula- teachers who will facilitate the pro- tunities to the physical education ucation teacher at Summit High of the elements, said Ms. Dunne. • Commentary...... 5 curriculum. SchooL provided an overview of tion. gram. Project Adventure is also used by corporations for leadership train- •'They will learn skills that wifl Thanks to a'grant from the Sum- Project Adventure and how it wit! "It is our firm belief that Project 2® Kent PI. School.. 4 ing. benefit them far beyond physical e& mit Educational Foundation .(SEP), benefit Summit's students. Adventure will be extremely benefi- "It was the best thing I've ever ucation classes," she said, "tearfl iTBfft NP schools.. 6 Project Adventure is. being intro- "Project Adventure is an adven- cial to our students because it focus- done," was Ms. Dunne's passionate building,*trust, risk taking, decision ture-based educational experience es oa the benefits of working togeth- Sports.. 12 duced this year at Lawton C. John- statement regarding her experiences making — these are skills they can that enhances cooperative team er, building team skills and breaking son Summit Middle School and with the training program. "It reach- use throughout their lives. Project Classified...... 10 building, problem solving and stu- Summit High School, and is expect- down cultural and individual barri- es you at all different levels. It push- Adventure will make the face of Legals 12 ed to be implemented at the elemen- dents* self-esteem." said Ms. Drane, ers," ha said. es you outside of your comfort zone physical education in Summit tary schools in the future. who has coordinated the implemeta- Most of the school districts in the and teaches you how to rely on oth- ,sleam." PAGE 2 - The Summit Herald aid Berkeley Heights-New Providence Dispatch, Saturday, September 17,2005 Police news St. Terfesa's in Summit Summit hosts Katrina drive today AREA—-The Community Food- accept the most-needed items for on their efficiency of operation. The Bank of New Jersey, America's Sec- disaster victims — the United FoodBank spends 97.3 percent of its ond Harvest, the nation's food bank Methodist Church, 460 Main St., budget on program expenses, with Bicycles reported stolen network, and the New Jersey Food Chatham, and St. Teresa's Church, 1.7 percent going toward adminis- Council are working together to as- Memorial Hall, 302 Morris Ave., trative costs and one percent toward sist victims of Hurricane Katrina. Summit. No clothing or household fundraising. Any disaster relief . With millions of people in the items are being collected at these funds left over after the local relief from residence, school Gulf Coast region still suffering sites. effort is completed win be given to from the effects of the worst natural People interested in making a America's Second Harvest for con- Two bicycles, as well as vehicle benches from the entrance patio to a rested and charged at Oxbow Lane disaster to strike this country, emer- food donation are advised to check tinued assistance to disaster victims. equipment, were reported stolen Broad Street thrift shop were stolen for contempt of court. gency supplies, funds and logistical the FoodBank's web site at www.nj- during the week. between 5:50 p.m. on SepL 3 and On-Thursday,. SepL 8, Brian C. support will be needed for the fore- foodbank.org for updated informa- Hands-on support sought, too . On Saturday, Sept. 10, the theft 7:30 a.m. on Sept. 6. Benches were Thornton, 26, of Gillette was arrest- seeable future. tion. It's possible additional drop- of a boy's blue Huffy mountain style valued at approximately $600 each. ed and charged at police headquar- The Community FoodBank, off sites could be added, FoodBank People who want to volunteer bicycle and a red Pro Rider helmet On Friday, SepL 9, the theft of a ters for failure to observe a traffic founded by Summit resident Kath- officials said. Directions to the hands-on support to the relief effort from a Blair Place residence be- CB radio, golf bag and wallet from a signal, driving with a suspended li- leen DiChiara, and members of the Community FoodBank's warehouse may donate their tune at the various tween 7:30 p.m. and 8:15 p.m. was vehicle parked in a New England cense and contempt of court. New-Jersey Food Council are orga- are available on the site. food drive drop-off sites on Sept. 17 reported. Avenue residential lot was reported. On Saturday, Sept. 10, Rosano nizing a collection of most-needed The FoodBank is also asking for or at the Community FoodBank on On Monday, Sept. 12, the theft of- Trie theft was discovered on Mon- Milosantos, 37, of New York City- items: canned beef stew, canned financial donations in order to make Sunday, Sept. 18, from 1 to 4 p.m., a blue Trek bicycle from a Morris day, Sept. 5. was arrested and charged on Den- chili, canned pasta (ravioli, Spaghet- large, wholesale purchases of most- when the donations will be sorted Avenue school bike rack after 8 a.m. On Friday, Sept. 9, the theft of a man Place with driving while intox- ti Os, etc.), peanut butter in plastic needed items that aren't donated and and packed. was reported. stereo from a vehicle between Sept. icated, careless driving and failure to jars, protein bars and disposable dia- to help defray trucking costs to For information on donating On Thursday, Sept. 8, the theft of 7 and Sept. 9 was reported. The ve- exhibit insurance documents. pers. Donations may be brought to transport the food. Checks may be food, funds or volunteer time, call • a wallet from a purse located in a vehicle was parked in a Broad Street On Monday, Sept. 12, Anyanwu the FoodBank's warehouse at 31 mailed to the Community FoodBank 908-355-3663. ; hide parked on Park Avenue was re- car dealership lot. N. Carter, 31, of Newark was arrest- Evans Terminal Road, Hillside, of New jersey at the above men- Last week, the New Jersey Na- ported. The incident took place one ed and charged at Route 24 and Ho- Monday through Friday, from 7:30 tioned address, with '"Disaster Re- tional Guard was collecting water at week earlier, date and time are not In arrests: bart Avenue with speeding, failure to a.m. to 4 p.m.; Tuesday evenings un- lief written on the memo line of the various armories around the state, known. On Thursday, Sept. 8, Shanna L. produce a driver's license and dri- til 8 p.m.; and Saturdays from 9 a.m. check, or visit the FoodBank's Web but word has gone out that no more On Wednesday, Sept. 7, two park Doyle, 22, of Buford, Ga., was ar- ving with a suspended license. to 1 p.m. site at www.njfoodbank.org to make water is needed at this time. a secure on-line donation. Currently, 22 food banks in the Two local drop-off sites The Community FoodBank has a Gulf Coast region and surrounding four-star rating with, Charity Navi- areas are supplying food to hundreds New scooter law enacted On Saturday, Sept. 17, from 9 gator (www.charitynavigator.org), of thousands of evacuees in tent a.m. until 1 p.m., two local drop-off an independent organization that cities, civic centers, fairgrounds and - SUMMIT — According to Sum- pelled otherwise than by muscular under 18 years of age by the opera- sites will have volunteers on hand to evaluates more than 4,000 charities shelters. mit Police Sgt. John N. Dougherty, power. tor accompanied by the operator's • in July, a new motor vehicle law Officials said, "A person violat- parent or guardian, provided that the I-went into effect in New Jersey. ing the provisions of this act shall be court adjudicating the matter ap- Lions president is borough's Scalera ;I- This law specifically prohibits subject: a. For the first offense, to a proves the return of the scooter. In • anyone from operating a motorized fine of not less than $100 nor more " addition to the fine and seizure pro- NEW PROVIDENCE — Mark nual membership meeting on Sept. the Summit YMCA, the Life Educa- •scooter or motorized skateboard on than $200, and seizure of the motor- vided for in this subsection, the Scalera of New Providence is the 21 will be held at the Chimney Rock tion Council and SAGE. ' any public street highway or side- ized scooter. The seized scooter may court shall order the violator to per- 2005-2006 president of the New restaurant in Berkeley Heights. The International Lions Club was .waik. only be retrieved from the police by form community service for a period Providence Lions Club. He succeeds Cali 908-508-1180 "or visit founded in 1917 in Chicago for the " * t'Motorized scooter," law en- the operator of the scooter or if the of not greater than 25 hours, c. For Bill Totten, also of New Providence. www.NPLions.org. purpose of community betterment. It forcement authorities said, means a operator is under 18 years of age by the third or subsequent offense, to a Mr. Scalera has been a club mem- expanded its reach when at the 1925 "scooter that is powered by a minia- the operator accompanied by the op- fine of not less than S500 nor more ber since 2000 and has led several of Local groups supported international convention, Helen ture motor vehicle and includes, but erator's parent or guardian, b. For than $750, and seizure and forfeiture the Lions Club's contributions to Keller challenged the Lions to be- is not limited to, pocket bikes, super the second offense, to a fine of not of the motorized scooter. In addition community service projects. He is A sampling of the community or- come "Knights of the Blind in the • pocket bikes, scooters, mini-scoot- less than $200 nor more than $500, ' to the fine, and seizure and forfeiture CEO of Providence Benefits Group ganizations that the club supports in- crusade against darkness." !ers, sport scooters, mini choppers, and seizure of the motorized scooter. provided in this subsection, the court in Murray Hill Square. cludes the New Providence Fire De- Lions Clubs are now in more than :mini motorcycles, motorized skate- The seized scooter may only be re- shall order the violator to perform The New Providence Lions Club partment, Emergency Medical Ser- 150 countries with one million boards and other vehicles with mo- trieved from the police by the opera- community service for a period of has been in existence for 25 years vices, the New Providence Police members. This year's local officers tors not manufactured in compliance tor of the scooter or if the operator is not greater than 50 hours." and has always contributed to the Department, New Providence and include Matt Roughley, first vice with Federal Motor Vehicle Safety- community as well as focused on its Chatham libraries, the PBA Disaster president; Brian Trumbore, second Standards and that have no perma- Board of Health meets on Oct. 13 major mission of sight preservation. Relief Fund and high school schol- vice president; Dan Valerio, treasur- nent Federal Safety Certification Members come from New Provi- arships. er; Jeff Pfister, secretary; Doug Mar- stickers affixed to the vehicle by the BERKELEY HEIGHTS — The They include Oct. 13 and Nov. 9. dence. Chatham, Berkeley Heights. Additionally, the Lions support vin, Lion Tamer: AI Wengert Tail original manufacturer. township's Board of Health has set All meetings will be he'd ai 7:30 Mlllington. Madison and other near- The Seeing Eye, Inc., the Union Twister: Chris Trasno, Paul Figlar. "Motorized skateboard,". police its meeting dates for the coming p.m. at the Berkeley Heights Public by towns. County Blind Association, The Thorn Trezza, Bill Hoefling, Bob said, means a skateboard that is pro- year. 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******AUTO**5-DIGIT 0OO7 i BERKELEY HEIGHTS LIBKA"' : '£*0 KLAINFIELD AVE . BERKELEY HEISHv NJ 07922 The Berkeley Heights and New Providence edition of the Summit Herald VOLUME 116, No. 42 September 17,2005 Newsbriefs-. Church plans Alliance approves downtown plan funds its antique show ByMKENEAVILL week as Mr. Savino outlined plans store is exactly the way our plan NEW PROVIDENCE — and funding requirements. The pro- would like to see the building Scotch Plains appraiser Anita NEW PROVIDENCE — The ject called "Streetscapes" is part of streetscape look," Mr. Savino said. Grasof of Gallerie Antiques will Downtown Municipal Alliance has the master plan for the Central Busi- The planned expansion of Mc- appraise two items for $5 at the approved plans for an anticipated ness District, he told the partici- Grath's Hardware will follow suit, New Providence United expenditure between $800,000 and pants. he said. , Methodist Church 50th annual an- $1 million to finance improvements Mayor Al Morgan opened the Andrew Hipolit, who is the bor- tique show at the church, 1441 to the downtown area, Chairman joe meeting by telling the audience that ough engineer, said that design plans Springfield Ave. She is a special- Savino said. downtown revitaiization had been a would soon be finalized and bids ist in Staffordshire figurines and Funding for the improvements project "near and dear to my heart will go out this fall. He added that will evaluate all items except dia- will be derived from two sources: since I was elected seven years ago." construction could begin in the monds. grants totaling $235,000 and an He said that basically the bor- spring and be completed in a 60- to 100-day period. The show runs II a.m. to 9 $800,000 special assessment on ough's role is to act as facilitator to p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 18, and 11 property owners in the downtown bring downtown property owners to- Concerned with a possible con- a.m. to 5 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. Central Business District. The in- gether to solve mutual problems. flict of interest, Mayor Morgan re- 19. Admission to the show is $5. creased tax assessments will be The may'or said, "Business and gov- signed his position on the Planning In addition to the antique show, spread out over a period of 10 years. ernment should work hand-in-hand, Board earlier this year to become a me church will feature a country Formed in 1998. the Alliance is a and when they do everybody pros- member of the Alliance. Working store with seasonal crafts and partnership among borough offi- pers." closely with the mayor were Bor- handmade items. At 8 p.m. on cials, residents and business and "Streetscapes" will be anchored ough Administrator Kenneth De Tuesday, Oct. 18, there will be an property owners within the down- by Centennial Park to the east, an Roberts and Councilman John auction of larger handmade arti- town area. BEDS TO GO OUT THIS FALL—Andrew Hipolit, who is the area near Prestige Diner at the west, Thorns. cles donated by church members. The enhancements, designed to borough engineer in New Providence, said that design Colonial Appliance to the north and "We are all indebted to the tire- Admission to the country store make the downtown area more plans for the "Streetseapes" project would soon be final- Veterans Park on the south. less work and leadership demon- and auction is free to the public. pedestrian-friendly and enhance ized, and bids will go out this fall. (Photo by Joe Steiner) Mr. Savino cited Barth's Pork strated by Joe Savino in making this ~ ,unch will be served from noon their shopping experience, will in- Store on South Street as a prime ex- project a reality," Mayor Morgan to 2 p.m. on both fair days and a clude brick pavers, concrete aprons benches and lighting. downtown property owners, attend- ample of the design elements incor- said. Mr. Savino is the owner of ham buffet dinner will be served for driveways, trees, tree grates, More than 40 people, mostly ed a special Alliance meeting last porated in the master plan. "His Adam's Clothing. from 5:30 to 7:30 pirn, on Tues- day. For information, call the church office, 9 a.m. to 1 pan. weekdays, at 908-464-5535. Expensive oil, Seniors plan to take time in N.H. road repaving

BERKELEY HEIGHTS — From Thursday, Sept. 22, through just don't mix Sunday, Sept 25, the Union !ounty Senior Council will spon- ByMEKENtAVILL yard for asphalt sor a four-day trip to Beacon Re- Mayor Al Morgan said another sort in the White Mountains of NEW PROVIDENCE — The advantage of micro-paving is the re- New Hampshire. high cost of oil, a major ingredient quirement for less surface"deptfa. As- Members of the Berkeley in the production of asphalL has phalt requires a depth of one and a Heights Seniors will participate prompted borough officials to seek a half inches, where micro-paving re- and invite others to join them. lower cost alternative. Councilman quires only one-eighth inch of sur- The trip will cost $460 per person Brooke Hem said. face materials. double occupancy and $530 for During last week's Borough Paving with asphalt requires the single occupancy. The fee in- Council meeting, Mr. Hern said the removal of old asphalt (commonly cludes transportation, lodging, borough currently pays about S6 per called milling) prior to re-surfacing. breakfast and dinner. A $50 reg- yard for asphalt needed to repave Micro-paving would virtually elimi- istration fee is required. A $25 roads. "It appears.that by next year nate that requirement. cancellation waiver protection is the price will rise to S8 or S9 per Taking into consicleraiion the available. Gall 908-464-9106. yard," he said. overwhelming cost efficiencies of Over the past few years, the micro-paving, the Borough Council councilman said, the borough has in- agreed to conduct a modest trial by Democrats will creased the pace of repaving the micro-paving five roads this fall. meet on Sept. 22 town's roads. However, those ag- The roads are Knollwood. Pine Way. 'CARING' ACTIVITIES — Before opening day in the New Providence schools, students gressive efforts could be in jeopardy. Pine Court, Tall Oaks and KendricL and staff participated in activities to create a unified and caring environment. Taking NEW PROVIDENCE — The "At our present level of funding, The contractor, Dosch-King, has part were, from left, Rebecca Schendt, Victoria Ondiris, middle sehool counselor Su- New Providence Democratic we are able to repave about sis roads agreed to charge the borough a re- san Mead, principal Giaa Hansen, Chloe Nadon-Tassi, MoEy Rosenkrantz and Juliana Club invites all to its next meeting per year, and we are on a cycle to duced rate of 75 cents per yard for Meddie. For a full page of New Providence back to school photos, see the Eye on You on Thursday, Sept. 22, at 8 p.m. at repave every road io town once the trial. in today's edition of the Dispatch. the Municipal Center, rear council every 12 years," Councilman Hern Councilman Hern said an evalua- chambers, G-2. said. However, he pointed out the tion of road conditions would be The topics will include Leslie rising cost of asphalt will mandate conducted after the winter to deter- Carson's campaign for Borough increased funding through property mine the feasibility of expansion to Council, and attendees are being taxes or a decrease in the number of additional areas of the town. roads paved each year. However, there is a trade-off. As- Debt relief is an option, asked for input about building the Democratic presence in New Facing steep price increases for phalt has a life expectancy of about Providence. asphalt that could range from 33 10 years, compared to only six to All residents of New Provi- percent to as much as 50 percent seven years for micro-paving. Coun- cilman Hern said the savings are so town school officials say dence are welcome. Refresh- council members discussed a dra- ments will be served. For infor- matically lower cost alternative aad significant, though, that "We will be mation, call 665-1511. approved the trial of a relatively new able to repave all borough roads in process called micro-paving. six years instead of 12 and still save Receipt of state facilities grant not likely "Micro-paving involves the use money." Artist reception of a smaller amount of surfacing The Department of Public Works By MIKE DeMARCO "There's no reason that debt ser- The New Jersey Supreme Court's material that is composed of stone projects that without any additional vice relief should be breached or Abbott decision mandates state set for Sunday dust and an asphalt emollient," Mr. funding, the borough could repave BERKELEY HEIGHTS — Re- withdrawn in any way by the-legis- grants for construction costs for Hern said. He added that the cost of 18 roads next year instead of only ceipt of a state grant for facilities im- lature," Mr. Beisser said. low-income districts, known as Ab- micro-paving is $1.50 per yard, sub- six through the implementation of provements to the township's six One aspect of the decision to seek bott districts, but is not required to NEW PROVIDENCE — As stantially less than the current $6 per micro-paving. public schools appears to be unlike- debt service relief instead of a grant, do so for wealthier districts. Non- part of a continuing series of art ly. Board of Education Facilities Mr. Beisser said, is that the former Abboft districts may receive up to exhibits at the Senior Citizens Committee member Paul Beisser would require voters to approve a 40 percent of funding for eligible Center, a reception will be held said. bond for the entire $24 million in costs, but this is increasingly unlike- tor new artist Alice Johnson on Mr. Beissefs remarks came dur- improvement costs instead of the ly as the SCC's funds are being de- Sunday, Sept. IS, from 2 to 4 p.m. ms the board's Sept. 8 meeting at $16 million that would be required if pleted. The exhibit, entitled "Counted Columbia Middle School. The a grant were granted. The difference "I think it's important that the Cross Stitch," will display several Schools Construction Corporation is would have to be explained to the school community understand" of Ms. Johnsoa's detailed scenes likely not to have funds available for public, school board, officials noted. everything about the bond process and landscapes. grants of up to 40 percent for non- 'That will be some of the politi- and the renovations to the schools The exhibit will run through Abhott school districts, officials cal calculus we'll have to deal with tttat will be undertaken, said Acting the end of November at the Senior said. However, debt service relief as we approach the bond date," Mr. Superintendent of Schools Judith Center, located at 15 East Fourth should be available, Mr. Beisser Beisser said. Rattner. "Tm in the process of con- SL added. The state has declared Co- State delays might lead the tacting various representatives of the lumbia Middle School and Governor school board to consider delaying community to advise us on the best Livingston High School to be eligi- the bond referendum until next win- means of getting out information." Town recycles ble for some form of state aid, but ter, he added. District bond counsel Andrea has yet to inform the school board of Board Secretary and School Kahn and architect Peter Campisaao BERKELEY HEIGHTS- — the elementary schools" eligibility. Business Administrator William Van will present information about, re- The Township Department of Such notification is expected this Tassel said that 20 years ago. Berke- spectively, the bonding process and Public Works has published a week. The aid for Governor Liv- ley Heights would have been eligi- the school renovations during the schedule of recycling for 2005. ingston and Columbia did not in- ble for little debt service relief, but board's Thursday, Sept. 15, meeting Remaining dates include Sept. clude funds for field turf or the ten- that new laws make the district eligi- at 8 p.m. at Columbia Middle 21:-Oct 5 and 19; Nov. 2,16 and nis courts. ' ble. School. 30; and Dec. 14 and 28. For information, call Public Works at 908- 464-2700. Home opener is highlighted today by Booster support, fans invited TABLE OF CONTENTS Police Logs ...... 2 BERKELEY HEIGHTS — Gov- all ages to kick off another great The Booster Club sponsors a-va- TRIPLE WINNER — Tom Hansen, 15, of Berkeley ernor Livingston High School's first year. riety of ways for community mem- Obituaries 3 Heights was a Triple Winner for Boys 15 and over at the home opening football game is at 1 The Booster Club is a volunteer bers to get involved Businesses and Commentary 5 recent NJ Swimming Junior Olympic Championships p.m. on Saturday. Sept. 17, against organization of parents, alumni, families may also take an ad in at Rutgers University. He won the 400 meter, 800 meter Caidwell High School, at Governor friends and community members Booster Sports Journals, published Kent PL School ...... A and 1500 meter freestyle events. There were 60 com- Livingston's Frey Field, 175 that support the school's 24 athletic three times per year, or send dona- NP schools 6 petitors in the 400 meter race. Tout also finished second Watchung Boulevard. programs and all student athletes. tions to the club care of the school. in the 200 meter freestyle, only 1.01 seconds behind Fans may purchase tailgate re- Last year, the Booster Club raised . All proceeds from club fundrais- Sports 12 Olympic Irials qualifier Bobby Savalichj 17, who is on freshments and Highlander mer- a record S36,000 that was channeled ers and special events go directly to Classified 10 his way to the University of Michigan to swim with chandise before the game from the directly back to the school's athletic support Governor Livingston ath- Michael PiieIps.Toj3i is a junior at Governor LMngstoa fully stocked Booster Shack. community, including the launch of letes and athletics through its pro- Legals 12 and trains at Berkeley Aquatic. the Governor Livingston High- new programs, expanded activities, grams of grants, scholarships and lander Booster Club invites fans of scholarships, and team grants. awards. 1 PAGE 2 - The Summit Herald and Berkeley Heights-New Providence Dispatch. Saturday, September 17,2005 Police news St. Teresa's in Summit Summit hosts Katrina drive today AREA — The Community Food- accept the most-needed items for on their efficiency of operation. The Bank of New Jersey, America's Sec- disaster victims — the United FoodBank spends 97.3 percent of its ond Harvest, die nation's food bank Methodist Church, 460 Main St., budget on program expenses, with Bicycles reported stolen network, and the New Jersey Food Chatham, and St. Teresa's Church,. 1.7 percent going toward adminis- Council are working together to as-; Memorial Hall, 302 Morris Ave., trative costs and one percent toward sist victims of Hurricane Katrina. Summit. No clothing or household fundraising. Any, disaster relief With millions of people in the items are being collected at these funds left over after the local relief from residence, school Gulf Coast region still suffering sites. effort is completed will be given to from the effects of the worst natural People interested in making a America's Second Harvest for con- Two bicycles, as well as vehicle benches from the entrance patio to a rested and charged.at Oxbow Lane disaster to strike this country, emer- food donation are advised to check tinued assistance to disaster victims. equipment, were reported stolen Broad Street thrift shop were stolen for contempt of court. gency supplies, funds and logistical the FoodBank's web site at www.nj- during the week. between 5:50 p.m. on Sept 3 and On Thursday, Sept. 8, Brian C. support will be needed for the fore- foodbank.org for updated informa- Hands-on support sought, too On Saturday, Sept. 10, the theft 7:30 a.m. on Sept 6. Benches were Thornton, 26, of Gillette was arrest- seeable future. tion. It's possible additional drop- of a boy's blue Huffy mountain style valued at approximately $600 each. ed and charged at police headquar- The Community FoodBank, off sites could be added, FoodBank People who want to volunteer bicycle and a red Pro Rider helmet On Friday, Sept. 9, the theft of a ters for failure to observe a traffic founded by Summit resident Kath- officials said. Directions to the hands-on support to the relief effort from a Blair Place residence be- CB radio, -golf bag and wallet from a signal, driving with a suspended li- leen DiChiara, and members of the Community FoodBank's warehouse may donate their time at the various tween 7:30 p.m. and 8:15 p.m. was vehicle parked in a New England cense and contempt of court. New Jersey Food Council are orga- are available on the site. food drive drop-off sites on Sept. 17 reported. Avenue residential lot was reported. On Saturday, Sept. 10, Rosano nizing a collection of most-needed The FoodBank is also asking for or at the Community FoodBank on ._•; On Monday, Sept. 12, the theft of The theft was discovered on Mon- Miiosantos, 37, of New York City items: canned *beef stew, canned financial donations in order to make Sunday, Sept. 18, from 1 to 4,p.m., a blue Trek bicycle from a Morris day, Sept. 5. was arrested and charged on Den- chili, canned pasta (ravioli, Spaghet- large, wholesale purchases of most- when the donations will be sorted Avenue school bike rack after 8 a.m. 'On Friday, Sept. 9, the theft of a man Place with driving while intox- ti Os, etc.), peanut butter in plastic needed items that aren't donated and and packed. ; was reported. stereo from a vehicle between Sept. icated, careless driving and failure to jars, protein bars and disposable dia- to help defray trucking costs to For information on donating On Thursday, Sept. 8, the theft of 7 and Sept. 9 was reported. The ve- exhibit insurance-documents. pers. Donations may be. brought to transport the food. Checks may be food, funds or volunteer time, call a wallet from a purse located in a vehicle was parked in a Broad Street On Monday, Sept. 12, Anyanwu the FoodBank's warehouse at 31 mailed to the Community FoodBank 908-355-3663. hicle parked on Park Avenue was re- car dealership lot. N. Carter, 31, of Newark was arrest- Evans Terminal Road, Hillside, of New Jersey at the above men- Last week, the New Jersey Na- ported. The incident took place one ed and charged at Route 24 and Ho- Monday through Friday, from 7:30 tioned address, with "Disaster Re- tional Guard was collecting water at week earlier, date and time are not In arrests: bart Avenue with speeding, failure to a.m. to 4 p.m.; Tuesday evenings un- lief written on the memo line of the various armories around the state, known. On Thursday, Sept. 8, Shanna L. produce a driver's license and dri- til 8 p.m.: and Saturdays from 9 a.m. check, or visit the FoodBank's Web but word has gone out that no more On Wednesday, Sept. 7, two park Doyle, 22, of Buford, Ga., was ar- ving with a suspended license. to 1 p.m. • ' . site at www.njfoodbank.org to make water is needed at this time. a secure on-line donation. Currently, 22 food banks in the Two local drop-off sites The Community FoodBank has a Gulf Coast region and surrounding four-star rating with Charity Navi- areas are supplying food to hundreds New scooter law enacted On Saturday, Sept. 17, from 9 gator (www.charitynavigator.org). of thousands of evacuees in tent a.m. until 1 p.m., two local drop-off •an independent organization that cities, civic centers, fairgrounds and • SUMMIT — According to Sum- pelled otherwise than by muscular under 18 years of age by the opera- sites will have volunteers on hand to evaluates more than 4,000 charities shelters. mit Police Sgt. John N. Dougherty, 1 power. tor accompanied by the operator's 'in July, a new motor vehicle law Officials said, "A person violat- parent or guardian, provided that' the ;;went into effect in New Jersey. ing the provisions of this act shall be court adjudicating the matter ap- Lions president is borough's Scalera - This law specifically prohibits subject: a. For the first offense, to a proves the return of the scooter. In . anyone from operating a motorized fine of not less than $100 nor more addition to the fine and seizure pro- NEW PROVIDENCE — Mark nual membership meeting on Sept. the Summit YMCA, the Life Educa- scooter or motorized skateboard on than $200, and seizure of the motor- vided for in this subsection, the Scalera of New Providence is the 21 will be held at the Chimney Rock tion Council and SAGE. any public street, highway or side- ized scooter. The seized scooter may court shall order the violator to per- 2005-2006 president of the New restaurant in Berkeley Heights. The International Lions Club was \\ialk. only be retrieved from the police by form community service for a period Providence Lions Club. He succeeds Call 908-508-1180 or visit founded in 1917 in Chicago for the ._ "Mptorized scooter," law en- the operator of the scooter or if the of not greater than 25 hours, c. For Bill Totten, also of New Providence. w w w.NPLions .org. purpose of community betterment. It forcement authorities said, means a operator is under 18 years of age by the third or subsequent offense, to a Mr. Scalera has been a club mem- expanded its reach when at the 1925 scooter that is powered by a minia- the operator accompanied by the op- fine of not less than $500 nor more ber since 2000 and has led several of Local groups supported international convention, Helen ture motor vehicle and includes, but erator's parent or guardian, b. For than $750, and seizure and forfeiture the Lions Club's contributions to Keller challenged the Lions to be- js not limited to, pocket bikes, super the second offense, to a fine of not of the motorized scooter. In addition community service projects. He is A sampling of the community or- come "Knights of the Blind in the pocket bikes, scooters, mini-scoot- less than $200 nor more than 5500, to the fine, and seizure and forfeiture CEO of Providence Benefits Group ganizations that the club supports in- crusade against darkness." ers, sport scooters, mini choppers, and seizure of the motorized scooter. provided in this subsection, the court in Murray Hill Square. • cludes the New Providence Fire De- Lions Clubs are now in more than mini motorcycles, motorized skate- The seized scooter may only be re- shall order the violator to perform The New Providence Lions Club partment, Emergency Medical Ser- 150 countries with one million ioards and other vehicles with mo- trieved from the police by the opera- community service for a period of has been in existence for 25 years vices, the New Providence Police members. This year's local officers tors not manufactured in compliance tor of the scooter or if the operator is not greater than 50 hours." and has always contributed to the Department, New Providence and include Matt Roughley, first vice with Federal Motor Vehicle Safety community as well as focused on its Chatham libraries, the PBA Disaster president; Brian Trumbore, second Standards and that have no perma- Board of Health meets on Oct. 13 major mission of sight preservation. Relief Fund and high school schol- vice president; Dan Valerio, treasur- _nent Federal Safety Certification Members come from New Provi- arships. er; Jeff Pfister, secretary; Doug Mar- stickers affixed to the vehicle by the BERKELEY HEIGHTS — The They include Oct. 13 and Nov. 9. dence. Chatham, Berkeley Heights, Additionally, the Lions support vin, Lion Tamer; AJ Wengert Tail original manufacturer. township's Board of Health has set All meetings will be held at 7:30 Miliington. Madison and other near- "The Seeing Eye, Inc., the Union Twister: Chris Tragno, Paul Figlar, '"Motorized skateboard," police its meeting dates for the coming p.m. at the Berkeley Heights Public by towns. County Blind Association, The Thorn Trezza, Bill Hoefling, Bob said, means a skateboard that is pro- year. Librarv, 290 Plainfield Ave. To kick off the new year, the an- Friends of Amanda, the Association Bernoskie, Ted Bratz, Mike Closs, of Blind Athletes of NJ, Sloan Ket- Jon Constant, directors; and Bill tering Cancer Center, KidsPax, Inc., Totten, past president. DON'T REPLACE YOUi OLD BATHTUB.,. SOME PEOPLE ARE LUCKY ENOUGH RESLAZE IT! $279 Schoolchildren invited to the library We also do SUMMIT — The library will be about where the animals come from, W/COUPON Assist people with disabilities to lead full and rewarding lives. 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AREA — On Aug. 23, the costs, fundraising and board devel- the community are gaining the rec- said Lisa Grattan, who as president sult of the merger with the Summit affordability and access to all re- year-long process of merging The opment. •- • •.'•• •".";' ognized quality aspects of an experi- presided over the merger of TLC Area YMCA.'1 gardless" of ability to pay." Learning Circle ('TLC" — formerly At the same time, the Summit enced and highly regarded childcare with the YMCA. The merger will In his statement to the communi- The merger provides the com- known as the Summit Child Care Area YMCA, part of the nation's organization with all the stability maximize outreach to the diverse ty, Tim Weidirian, president of the bined organizations with a strong Centers) with the Summit Area largest provider of childcare, was and institutional strengths of a full communities their missions seek to Summit Area YMCA, said, "In the base of child care programming YMCA was completed. The admin- continuing to provide families with service community-based provider serve, and secure the volunteer and end, the merger was accomplished from infants through elementary istrators, boards and staff of both or- school-age after school care, kinder- with a national affiliation. financial support that is essential and will be successful because TLC school, with hundreds of children ganizations say they believe that the garten wrap-around, and preschool "Summit is an exttaordinarily for every healthy nonprofit. and the Summit Area YM.CA have being served. combining of these two organiza- programs —• with all the attendant generous community that has al- TLC's executive director, Joyce incredibly compatible missions as However, "the need for afford- , tions is "a victory for working fami- development and administrative ca- lowed a good number of not-for- Klimaski, who will continue to di- concerns the provision of scholar- able child care is greater than our lies and children in the community.'* pacity. profit service organizations to rect the merged child care program, ships and quality sendees to families current level of programming can As a freestanding nonprofit To strengthen its mission, the or- thrive. Oar community is enriched said, "The staff members of The and children." handle, "said Mr. Weidman. "There childcare and early education orga- ganization was seeking to develop a and defined by their presence. Learning Circle are excited about "Now that the merger is com- have been great economies in ad- nization with an 50-year-plus tradi- significant full-time early childcare However, some freestanding orga- the opportunities for the children we plete," said Mr. Weidman, "the vi- ministrative costs to each organization of service excellence, TLC en- and education presence. nizations, like TLC, may find them- serve who will now be able to use sion of the combined organization tion as well as sharing of knowledge joyed a leading psition and reputa- The complimentary strengths and selves unable to continue to provide the YMCA's swimming, sports and will be to broaden services to fami- and expertise as a result of the merg- tion in the childcare community. needs of the organizations made the the same high quality of service giv- camp programs. We are also look- lies and children by assessing needs er. As one organization, we will TLC's mission and size, however, case for combining the two com- en the sharp rise in healthcare bene- ing forward to the expanded training and seeking ways to expand child build on these plusses to strive to did not come without certain chal- pelling, representatives of both said. fits, insurance and other services opportunities and the support system care programming to meet the needs meet the needs of our families for lenges in terms of administrative In essence, the working families of needed to support. their mission," that will be provided as a direct re- while staying true to our mission of generations to come." New on the market: Historic DeBary Guest House

SUMMIT— The historic De- daaghter-in-law after bis retirement. able in its present state as an inn three-car garage. Bary Guest House, at the comer of The elder DeBary was a descendant with access to high-speed Internet The grand entrance foyer opens Springfield Avenue and DeBary of a noble Huguenot family whose connection, cable television and onto many of the public spaces on Place, is for sale. members established the DeBary VCR in each of the 18 guest rooms. the main floor. Highlights include a The DeBary Guest House is a lo- line of steamships to Florida and It is located three blocks from the gourmet center island kitchen, for- cal landmark with a colorful history maintained an orange grove planta- Midtown Direct trains to Manhattan. mal living and dining rooms, a li- reaching back to the late 1800s. tion there. There is parking on-site, and the brary and family room. Casual en- This stunning 18-bedroom inn has Architectural detailing and one- business currently offers long and tertaining may be enjoyed in the fin- provided lodging for visitors since of-a-kind grandeur still characterize short term occupancies as well as ished lower level's billiards room, or 1910, a business that was estab- the DeBary home, long recognized daily continental breakfast. Alter- on one of the two outdoor stone ter- lished after the passing of two gen- as one of the treasures in Summit's nately, the property can be main- races with a fireplace. Upstairs, the erations of original owners. Northside neighborhood. Gathering tained for residential use. It is listed master suite has its own fireplace, a Built in the early 1880s, it was a spaces include a grand reception for $1,795,000. sitting room, walk-in closet and a family home to Adolphe DeBary, a hall, a formal dining room with a private master bath with a jetted wine merchant and well-known circular wall of windows, a library New home on Badeau whirlpool tub and separate shower. Summit resident in that era. Both featuring a carved lion's head man- A second story laundry room is an Adolphe and his father, Baron Fred- tle and an oversized wraparound ve- Also listed by BurgdorffERA is a additional convenience for busy erick DeBary, were the American randa. \ • new home on Badeau Avenue. This households. agents for G.H. Mumm's cham- Vintage details such as handsome six bedroom, five-and-one-half bath Mechanical systems within the pagnes. windows, five ornamental fire- colonial is ideal for both gracious home include natural gas forced hot ON THE MARKET — Vintage details such as handsojrie The DeBarys' Summit home was places, seven full baths and one half entertaining and everyday family air heat, central air conditioning, windows, five ornamental fireplaces, seven full baths and known for its majestic size, classic bath, polished hardwood floors and living. Set on a deep, level lot of zoned temperature control, central one half bath, polished hardwood floors and a small gar- beauty and elaborate detail when it a small garden patio add to the ap- about a half-acre, this 14-room vacuum and fire/smoke alarms. den patio add to the appeal of the landmark DeBary Guest was built. Frederick DeBary also peal of this residence. home offers four fireplaces, high This property is priced at House in Summit, which is being offered for sale. resided at this home with Ms son and Today, the DeBary house is avail- ceilings, hardwood flooring and a 53,295,000. Newsbriefs Historical society chid production in the U.S. at the full time in the nursery since 1967. hikes and trips, plays and concerts. for each class is $96. mediate students will be held on Sept. 20 meeting of the Summit Old Waldor Orchids is the largest suppli- Call 908-464-2480, or visit Arabic will be offered at two lev- nine Tuesday nights. - ' plans house tour Guard. His talk will include infor- er of orchid plants and related sup- www.summitoldguard.hamestead.c els. Beginning I and Beginning II, There will be four levels of Ital- mation about Lager & Hurrell of plies in the tri-state area. The Lin- om. on 10 Thursday evenings. ian. Beginning, "Beginning I, Inter- MADISON — The Madison His- Summit, one of the first importers of wood, N.J. company is known for its Beginning I and Beginning II are mediate and Advanced, on Tues- torical Society will host a tour of the orchids from South America, in annual exhibits at the Philadelphia also the levels offered in Japanese, days, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Luke Miller House, 105 Ridgedale 1896. Flower Show. He currently resides Language lessons on 10 Tuesday nights. Thursdays, respectively. Ave., from 2 to 5 p.m. on Sunday, Mr. Off will bring sample plants in Egg Harbor Township. set at adult school Mandarin Chinese, also in Begin- And lessons in Spanish will be Sept. 18. Tours will be offered by of current hybrids, and provide a Retired men are invited to attend ning I (Wednesday nights) and Be- offered at three levels, Beginning (Thursdays), Intermediate (Wednes- former owners Rae and Al Chrone. synopsis on their natural environ- meetings of the Summit Old Guard AREA — Lessons in a variety of ginning II (on Tuesdays), will be of- days) and Advanced (Thursdays). Don't miss this opportunity to tour ments. The speech will include a OR Tuesday mornings at New Provi- foreign languages will be offered fered for nine weeks. In addition, the adult school of- Madison's oldest and very special potting demonstration and a gift of dence Municipal Center, 360 Elk- -this fell, hosted by the Summit Area Level I and Level II German are fers day trips, arts and crafts, its an- home before it returns to private an orchid plant for all who attend. wood Ave. A coffee hour starts at Community School. For details, call being taught on Wednesdays for 10 nual Princeton Series, Great ownership this fall. Walter Off grew up in the family 9:15 aja. followed by a 10 a.m. the schoofat 908-273-1141. Tuition weeks. The Madison Historical Society orchid business that was started by business meeting. Old Guard mem- French for Besinnina and Inter- Kitchens adventures and more. and the Madison Preservation Com- his father in 1925. He has worked bers participate in sports, bridge. mission will participate. Refresh- ments will be served. There will be demonstrations and a display of tools at the Forge You're Engaged! Rain or shine, through the Museum of Early Trades It's time to find everything youneed in one place. and Crafts. The Garden Club of Indoors and outdoors, Madison will fill planters in the gar- FASHION SHOWS, BANDS, BJ'S, VENDORS den areas with flower arrangements Join Parker Gardens in celebrating,.. appropriate for Colonial times. BRIDAL EXPO StroU the home's gardens inside stone walks, and walk back to Sum- It's where businesses and engaged couples meet! merhill Park. The Madison park has For a show in your area go to: a natural cathedral feeling with its stand of very tall trees. www.bridaltradeshows.com or call us at: Tour fees are S10; children 12 and under enter at $5. Proceeds from this event will up- Fest! grade the society's computer system and support purchase of video equipment for oral history projects. DONATE A CAR Call the society at the Local His- Support NJ Animal Rescue tory Center, Madison Public Library, 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on Tuesdays * Face Painting * Clowns or call 973-377-0722, ext. 8, or 973- Tax Deductible 377-2292. 1-800-293-7490 # @ / rax Forms & Receipts Produced Scavenger Hunt Balloon Art Jumping Castle Toastmasters hold V free open house FREE Pick-up within 24 hours Critter Pots Kid's Craft • Baby Animal Petting Zoo \Emaif tnfo@autosa!vaiion.com • www.autosalvation.comy NEW PROVIDENCE — On Wednesday, Sept. 21. the Murray Hill Speakers Club will hold a free open house from noon until 1 p.m., at Lucent Technologies, 600-700 Mountain Avenue, Murray Hill, ROOFING Learn to conquer fear of public speaking and become a more dy- namic speaker. Cape Cod Toastmasters International is a 100 Off public speaking and leadership orga- Bi-Level -.••$2,700 Any nization with clubs around the 25% off •world. Split Level $2,900 Roofing job The Murray Hill Speakers Club has received the distinguished award for members' achievements. Mem- CARLSON BUOS. 908-272-1266 bers in this club meet to improve skills that help them succeed in business and in life. Club members help one another use the Toastmasters program to improve Aeir ability to speak before groups, large and small, and to lead meetings. Members learn by practic- September 17th: 11 am to 3 pm ing impromptu speaking, writing BLACK CARPENTER ANTS and delivering speeches, and helping CAN DAMAGE YOUR HOME September 18th: 12 pm to 4 pm others in a friendly, enjoyable envi- Black Carpenter Ants excavate extensive galterfes in wood to serve ronment. as nesting places ami ran do serious damage to your home. The Murray Hill Speakers Club They're unsightly and unsanitary but they are no match for Bliss trained meets ever}' Wednesday, from noon technicians. Ask about our PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PLAN: Kid's ticket package $8.00 to 1 p.m. Call 908-582-4677 before ffs tecKed fiy ever a century of reliabiiy. Hayride Adult Ticket $3.00 10 a.m. on the Tuesday before the meeting. PHONE 908-277-0079 Orchid growing C6tooY£Umima«t System : talk at Old Guard : Mon-Sat: 7-5r; *.••::Suii f-|? Revolutions Development in : &e Elimination of TERMITES AREA — Walter Off, the presi- OME OF TOE OLDEST AND LARGEST 1325 Terril! Roatl,Scofeh^if sff| w ww. pa r kergard eris>.coni dent of Waldor Orchids, will speak about the history of commercial or- Visit us on the internet ai www.bBsse3ttermtoahjr.CMB Gardenilmfer Greenhouses ll2aiidScape S felephdrie 908-322-5555 PAGE 4 - The Summit Herald and Berkeley Heights-New Providence Dispatch, Saturday, September 17,2005 New Providence opens for new school year NEW PROVIDENCE — Teachers, students and-staff returned to New Providence Schools ready for the many challenges and opportunities that await them in the new school year. Beginning on the first day of school, parents, teachers and administrators shared the role of helping all of the district's students adjust to their new educational settings.

NEW FRIENDS AND OIJD — New Providence Middle School students, from left, Tom Fontana, Lev Litichevskiy, Anthony Cicchella and Jake Verdugo, had a chance to catch up with old friends and meet new ones during their lunch period.

STUDENT TOUR HOSTED — New Providence Middle School students Kelly Siberine (left) and Lauren Schilling helped with final preparations for welcoming new students. A student tour, sponsored by the NPMS PTA was FIRST DAY EXCITEMENT — Theresa Turner escorted her held on Aug. 30. daughters Jillian (left) and Kelsey to their first days of class at Allen W. Roberts Elementary School.

FAMILY EVENT — First grader Sophia Fuentes came to Allen W. Roberts Elementary School ready for a new year with her father, Mario, and her brother, Mario Jr.

THEY'VE GOT THE BEAT — Salt Brook music teacher Jen- nifer Starr used fruit-shaped maracas and sticks in a les- son on maintaining a steady beat. Third grader Noah Her- man took part in the round robin activity with his class. SHADOW TRACKERS — Fifth graders at Salt Brook Ele- mentary School had a chance track shadows in Debbie O'- Connor's science class. Hard at work were Madee Ku, at left, and Danielle Bucco.

CLOSE UP — New Providence High School students in honors biology, from left, Elliot Lowe and Lauren Bernoskie, used a microscope to view the organ- ism spirogyra. WELCOME TO WIRELESS - Salt Brook technology WARM-UP - Fourth grade students from Susan Jy class warmed sp their drawinghauds; during anart activ- teacher Kelly Villa uses fictitious names for computer to parts and a "Simon Says" activity to introduce kinder- ^ study shapes and forms.From left were Colleen Cole- garten students to the wireless laptops. man, Alex Bouie and John Schaeder.

BOOSTER BARBEQUE — Student athletes and band meiabers, together with their families, were invited to the annual fall sports kick-off barbeque, hosted by the New Provi- WAEM-UP — Fourth grade students from Susan Indyk's class warmed up their drawing dence Booster Club. Kicking it up a notch were Booster Club members, from left, Foster hands during an art activity to study shapes and forms. From left were Colleen Coleman, McCoy, Brian Bulger and Tom Bennington. Alex Bouie and John Schaeder. "^ *• £ g '

PAGE 5 - The Summit Herald and Berkeley Heights-New Providence Dispatch, Satarday, September 17, 2005 Summit squad launches annual fund drive

SUMMIT — The Summit Volunteer First Aid Squad is beginning its annual fund drive with a mailing to all Summit residents and businesses. Requests for contributions will be delivered to those in the area who are served by the all-volunteer organization. Just like the emergency medical services the squad provides, the fund drive is administered fay volunteers. The squad does not use any outside marketing agencies or professional fund raisers and, as a result, 100 percent of all donations made directly benefit the First Aid Squad and the Summit community. According to Squad President Mark Koernig, "The annual fund drive generates the funds that allow the squad to continue providing emergency medical services to the Summit community. We depend on the generosity of our friends and neighbors to maintain this vital function." Contributions are tax-deductible. The squad is funded entirely through private donations and does not receive any tax dollars frpm the City of Sum- mit or any other government agency. The squad is always looking for new volunteers, and provides all needed training and equipment. For information, call 277-9479. FUND DRIVE HAS BEGUN — Members of the Summit Vol- unteer First Aid Squad gathered recently for their annual photo. Members atop the ambulance are junior squad members who graduated from high school at the end of the 2005 sehool year. According to Squad President Mark Ko- ernig, "The annual fund drive generates the funds that allow the squad to continue providing emergency medical services to the Summit community. We depend on. the generosity of our friends and neighbors to maintain this vital function." For information, call 277-9479. The State We're In Preserving N.J. land may soon become easier ByMICHELES.BYERS already being abused, and the pres- if the lands include important forest sures will only get worse -as devel- areas, aquifer recharge areas, pris- Preserving land in New Jersey, opable lands become more scarce. tine waterways and valuable fresh- and keeping it preserved, may get Here's what the new rules would water wetlands. And the same stan- easier thanks to new rules proposed do: They would make it harder to di- dards should be applied to requests by the New Jersey Department of vert our preserved lands. When to divert or otherwise change the use Environmental Protection. parkland is proposed for diversion to of parkland that isn't directly funded New Jersey's popular open space other uses, the Green Acres program by Green Acres, but is considered to program, Green Acres, is scheduled requires replacement land as com- be parkland or has been used as for an upgrade. The Green Acres pensation. The new rules clarify that parkland. Program buys critical recreation and the replacement land cannot be se- In addition, the ratios Green conservation lands for the citizens of cured with already dedicated open Acres uses to determine how big re- New Jersey. It's an important job — space funds. That's good, since placement lands should be when a and for the past 40 years, a job well those funds are supposed to buy new diversion is approved should be done. And now, a new set of pro- open space lands, not just switch one higher than what is currently proposed rules for the program would parcel for another. And the new rales posed. The ratios should be high tighten up the way preserved open set stronger standards on the quality enough io discourage projects ex- space lands get treated and man- and quantity of replacement land, cept those serving the most crucial aged, once they're preserved. and the replacement of important public needs. Most people know that Green trees that may be lost when parkland The new rules are good and need Acres buys and funds land for parks, is diverted. Public hearings, signage our support, and can be even better recreation and wildlife. But Green on parkland and other public notices with a few additional changes. Acres also reviews proposals to con- would be required when a di%'ersion If you would like to learn more vert public open space lands to other or a change of use is proposed. For about the state's parkland diversion uses — a process known as "park- example, converting natural land process and review the newly pro- land diversion." Other uses can in- into active recreational space, like posed rules, • visit clude schools, post offices, fire changing forests into ball fields, www.rrj.gov/dep/greenaeres. The halls, libraries, roads, gas and elec- would kick in these new require- adoption of these new rules can bet- ttic lines, driveways and almost any- ments. These changes will help ter ensure that our parklands will re- thing,else you can think of. make sure-the public is better in- main a public resource for genera- CONSTITUTION WEEK— Summit Mayor Jordan Glatt presented a proclamation de- As available lands shrink in New formed about the stewardship of tions to come. claring Sept. 17 to 23 "Constitution Week" in Summit to Regent Lois Hageman, at cen- Jersey, there may not be any thornier their lands. ter, and Treasurer Lesley Quinlan, both of the Summit Beacon Fire Chapter, Daugh- issue for Green Acres than these But we can — and should — also Editor's note: Ms. Byers is execu- ters of the American Revolution. Constitution Week, initiated by the DAR and signed parkland diversions. Much pressure take this opportunity to do even tive director of the Far Hills-based into law by Congress and President Eisenhower in 1956, is set aside for citizens to will be placed on Green Acres to al- more, to ask the Green Acres pro- New Jersey Conservation Founda- read and study the Constitution and to reflect on the rights and responsibilities low these diversions. While there gram to go further. tion. She may be reached at 1-888- which it contains. For information about the Constitution or the Daughters of the may sometimes be good reasons to For example, Green Acres should LAND-SAVE, or via e-mail at American Revolution, call the Summit chapter at 908-273-4410, or visit www.dar.org. divert preserved lands, the process is be able to deny a diversion proposal [email protected]. Tutors sought to volunteer for one-on-one program

SUMMIT — Central Presbyter- son plans and teaching materials rience are welcome. Required pre- program's supervisors. Since some The requirements for tutors include dren and the ability to attend the ian Church of Summit, 70 Maple St., will be explained. liminary training, teaching materials of last year's tutors will not be re- a love of young people, the ability to weekly sessions throushout the vear. will begin its 36th annual sponsor- On Tuesday, Oct. 4. the tutors and guidance are provided by the turning, new volunteers are needed. relate well to elementarv-as;e chil- Call 273-4226, or 665-0234.' ship of a one-on-one tutorial pro- will meet at the church at 7 p.m. for gram for children from the Eliza- a trip to Elizabethport for a training bethport Presbyterian Center, a com- session with the supervisors at the Manhattan Piano Trio opens Calvary season munity service agency in the Port center. section of Elizabeth. On Tuesday, Oct. II, the tutoring SUMMIT — At 3 p.m. on Sun- Church, 31 Woodland Ave. their 2004 debut performance at Al- about the Calvary Chorale series, Each Tuesday evening from 7 to sessions will begin at 7 p.m. is the day, Sept 18, the Manhattan Piano Calvary Chorale presents the ice Tully Hall in New York. call 908-277-1547. 8:15 p.m., October through April, 50 Central Presbyterian Church audito- Trio will perform classical, Roman- group. The concert opens the students ranging in age from seven rium. The Manhattan Piano Trio con- Funding for this concert has been tic and contemporary music for pi- chorale's 2005-2006 season. cert is the first of nine conceits made possible in part by the New to 12 meet with their tutors at Cen- The program tutors range in age ano, violin and cello. The ensemble's violinist, Dmitry scheduled through May, 2006. Other Jersey State Council on the Arts, De- tral Presbyterian Church in Summit. from high school sophomores to and The group will perform works by Lukin, and cellist, Dmitry Kouzov concerts include Mainstreet Brass, partment of State, through a grant The first meeting for new and including retired adults. The church Mozart Faure, Tchaikovsky, Rach- are from St. Petersburg, Russia. Millburn High School's Chorale. administered by the Union County prospective tutors will be held at encourages anyone from nearby maninoff, Debussy and others in- They met pianist Milana Bahl on the Musick from the Age of Jefferson, Division of Cultural and Heritage 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 20, in communities, businesses, churches cluding one arranged specially for steps of the Juilliard School of Mu- and performances by singers from Affairs. the Fellowship Room of the church, and local high schools to volunteer the trio by Eugenia Doga. The con- sic in Manhattan in 2004. They have Calvary Chorale and the choir of St. where they will learn the details of to participate in the program. For information about the Man- ceit wili take place at 3 p.m. Sunday. performed 70 concerts up and down John's Lutheran Church. This series hattan PiaHO Trio, visit www.man- the tutorial program. While experienced teachers are Sept. 18, at Calvary Episcopal the eastern seaboard, starting with is free to the public. For information hattanpianotrio.com. All old and new tutors will meet valuable for working with children at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday. Sept. 27, who have special needs, people who for a required training session. Les- have had no previous leaching expe- Adult school benefits from staging of ^Miracle Worker*

SUMMIT — Hie aon-profit New England Ave., is one of the old- Historic Places. Originally built in mailed to P.O. Box 532, Summit Summit "9 Herald Summit Area Community School est continuously operating commu- 1891, the site served as the city's 07902-0532. The school was found- will host a benefit event called "An nity theaters in the U.S., and its first first library, and began life as a the- ed in 1977 by a group of citizens Serving the community for more than 115 years Evening at the Theater: The Miracle play of the coming season is the in- ater in 19l'8. from Summit, New Providence and NJN Publishing ©2004 Worker at the Summit Playhouse spiring story of Helen Keller and the Tickets for the evening will be Berkeley Heights to provide for res- A Penn Jersey Advance, Inc. Newspaper on Thursday. Nov. 17, at I p.m. woman who set her free. mailed, or may be picked up. For de- idents of these and nearby commu- Tickets are $20, aad refreshments The playhouse has recently be- tails, call 908-273-1141. nities the opportunity to continue Publisher/Editor Michael J. Kelly. .908-464-1025 will be served. come eligible for listing on the New Checks made out to the Summit their educations and to .pursue spe- Managing Editor Patricia E. Meola. 908-464-1025 Tie Summit Playhouse, at 10 Jersey and the National Register of Area Community School may be cial interests. Managing EdJtorBarbara Rybolt 908-464-1025 VP Advertising Eileen BickeL...... 732-396-4404 Advertising Director Carol Hiahun...... 732-3964975 Lessons in ESL being offered during days and evenings Circulation Manager Lewis King 908-464-1025 SUMMIT — Lessons in English ing to learn how to read, write and to the Summit Library, 75 Maple St., 27 to the auditorium at Summit High as a Second Language will be of- speak English. Certificates are avail- at 9 a.m. for placement in the appro- School, 125 Kent Place Blvd. for fered this fall by the non-profit Sum- able for those who complete the priate level. placement. m SoBlis Street, Sett Pres-Mfns-t. SJ 079r* mit Area Comimmify School during course. The course will be held from 9 to The course will run from 7 to 9 both dav and evening hours. For de- Tuition for 60 hours of instruc- 11 a.m. on Mondays, Wednesdays p.m. on 10 Wednesdays at Summit President .Tiiomas H. Kreke! .908-782-4747 Exf 640 tails, call 908-273-1 ML tion is S145 including materials. and Fridays. High School and on 10 Thursdays at Senior V.P. Operation ...Joseph Giofoso ,908-575-6759 Instruction is given at various Daytime classes start on Sept. 26, For evening classes, students the middle school, which is on Mor- Controtfer.. Margaret M. Gerke.....508-7824747-Ext 670 levels for foreisn-bom adults wish- and students should report that day should report at 6:30 p.m. on Sept. ris Avenue. Production Manager. Linda Zettert«rg....,-,_908-575-S7ia

The Summit Herald (ISSN 527-0775Q is published weekly for $20 per year Chabad of Union County will celebrate High Holy Days in state and $25. per year out of state by Summit Independent Publishing. NEW PROVIDENCE — Rabbi 3 to 5; and at Yom Ksppur. the Day Yom Kippur Kol Nidrei services Children will enjoy a special Tot 80 So* Si, New Providence 07974. Pertocfeal postage paid at New Avtohm Belsofsky, director of the of Atonement, Oct. 12 to 13. Ser- are at 6:30 p.m. on Oct. 12. Mom- and Youth interactive program. Ser- Providence, N.J. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to the: Chabad of Union County, will offi- vices are free and membership is not ing services are at 9:30-a.m. on Oct. vices are free and membership is not Summit Herald, 80 South St., New Providence, NJ 07974 ciate at Hish Holiday Services at the required. There will be no appeals 13 and Neiiah at 7 p.m. on Oct. 13. required. Best Western Murray Hill IBIL 535 . made. V The English-Hebrew prayer The Chabad welcomes unaffiliat- Circulation: 908-464-4Gis • News; gos464-io25 Centra! Ave. ' : Rosh Hashanah services are at book, with song and commentary, ed, reform conservative or orthodox Advertising: 732-396-4404* Classified; i-scw-472-oit9 Services will be held on Rash 6:30 p.m. on Oct. 3: 9:30 a.m. on will make everyone an active partic- Jews to thesg events. Call 908-790- the Jewish New Year, Oct. Get 4: and 9:30 a.in. on Oct. 5. ipant. 0008. PAGE 6 - The Summit Herald and Berkeley Heights-New Providence Dispatch. Saturday, September 17,2005 Kent Place athletes, families SUMMIT — Kent Place School parents and coaches all had a posi- Boosters hosted the annual "All tive bonding experience, which Sports Kick Off BBQ" on Thursday, should foster teamwork and success Sept. 1. The event was open to all for the fall season," said Mr. Reilly. Upper School athletes and their fam- The Boosters are organized by ilies to celebrate the start of a new the parents of Kent Place students athletic season and provide them for the purpose of promoting all ath- with a forum in which families and letic programs on campus. Boosters coaches couid interact. activities throughout the year in- Immediately following the bar- clude refreshments on Saturday beque. the crowd of more than 250 game days in the fall and spring, moved into the school's theater to be College Sports Night (a forum open welcomed by Head of School Sue to the public for female athletes in- BoshiKL who shared her insight on terested in pursuing athletics at the teamwork. Director of Athletics college level) and various speaker Deb Malmgren highlighted the ath- programs for the Kent Place student letic handbook and fall schedule, body featuring sports psychologists and showcased additions 10 the ath- and nutritionists. The Boosters have letic section of Kent Place's website. also funded the purchase of sports Ms. Malmgren also introduced Pres- and training room equipment, defib- ident of the Boosters Frank Reilly, riilators, team banners and a digital who greeted the crowd. \ ideo camera. "The fall BBQ was a terrific success, and provided an opportunity The Kent Place Upper School for KPS parents to get reacquainted Athletic Program includes more and involved in the Kent Place com- than 12 different sports throughout munity at the beginning of the the year, and students play against a school \ear. This event also provid- range of opponents ranging from ed a venue for parents and student nearby independent schools to some athletes to meet the KPS fall team of the area's largest and most com- coaches, who explained their petitive public and parochial philosophies and rules. The athletes, schools.

SHOWING THEIR SUPPORT FOR KENT PLACE — Boosters President Frank Reilly and Vice President Chris Weir worked at the event with junior class dads, from left, Bruce Black, Frank Reilly, Scott Guthrie, George Hanley, Paul Pazniokas, John Worthington, John Cullum, Daniel Wasser, George Hanley and Chris Weir.

READY FOR A NEW SEA- SON — New cross country teammates gathered to start their second season. From left were Kristina Felder, Paige Franklin, CJ New- comb, Lauren Brown, Geor- gia Bird, Adrienne Cohen, Jessie Palmer, Molly Green- berg and Dulcy Conway. (Missing: Liza Jones and Sophia Gouraige)

BURGERS AND DOGS — The AH Sports BBQ was attended by more than 250 Kent Place School athletes, parents and family members.

SNACKS AND DESSERTS — Boosters' mothers pitched in to provide snacks and desserts for the crowd.

EPS COMMUNITY — Head of School Sue Bosland, at left, chatted with the Kent Place director of athletics, Deb Malmgren. Ms. Malmgren has been a part of the KPS community for 11 vears.

VARSITY CAPTAINS — Fall varsity captains at the event included (standing, from left,} Allison Oberlander, Amanda Barletta, Amanda Poole, Morgan O*Hara, Courtney Cannon, FALL COACHES CAME, TOO — A handful of fall coaches attended, including, from left, Kerry Reilly and Meredith Bayse, and (sitting, from left) Maddie Wasser, Michelle Manket, Barbara Finley, Lou Casteffi, Deb Carroll, Phil Wolstenholme, Mandy RoSriques, Angela Hannah Bosland and Erin Landers. Sergonis, Lauren Deane, Dawn DiRoma and Susie Badger. PAGE 7 - The SummitHeraldand Berkeley Heights-New Providence Dispatch, Saturday, September 17,2005 Obituaries Sept. 23 memorial service foe held Excitement evident for Brian C. Wooten, 36, with Oak Knoll sports formerly of New Providence Brian Christopher Wooten, 36, of Providence. He relished the love he ByARTPOLAKOWSKI ginia's healthy return is obviously a .feated GL's Allie Tiemey, 6-3, 6-2. Galesburg, Mich., formerly of New received from his family, friends, key to Oak Knoll reiterating its Bob Lieberman is in his second Providence, died on Monday, Aug. neighbors and particularly his cat, SUMMIT - Coming off the finest stature as an elite team. The Royals year as Oak Knoll's tennis coach. 29,2005. A memorial service will be Tigger. - -I*. field hockey campaign in school his- began their season with a 6-0 romp The cross-country squad, held at the Failla Funeral Home in He enjoyed listening to hip-hop tory and possessing teams that pro- against Mount St. Mary's Academy. coached by Linda Flanagan, returns Hoboken on Friday, Sept. 23, from 3 music and fixing cars of any variety ject to be stronger in its other four Coach Martyn Rnshmore's soc- a topflight competitor in senior Kel- p.m. to 8 p.m. and was a movie buff, excellent at autumn sports, Oak Knoll School cer side lost its opening match, 2-1, ly Polisin, who'd certainly be Mr. Wooten was born on Aug. 6, remembering movie trivia. After Athletic Director Jerry Butler is un- against Berkeley Heights, but deemed the school's most versatile 1969 in Hoboken, the son of Andrew Sept. 11, he immediately volun- derstandably enthused about the Fall there'll certainly be more victories all-around athlete. Polisin had been Edward and Louise S. (Goldsmith) teered to help find survivors at t season at the Summit parochial than defeats when everything is tal- T a soccer starter before switching to Wooten. ground zero at the World Trade Cen- t school. lied up at the end of November. The cross-country, where sbeemerged as Mr. Wooten lived most of his life ter. Oak Knoll's soccer and tennis OKS booters graduated only three the Royals' premier harrier last fall. in New Providence. He graduated in Mr. Wooten is survived by his [teams launched the 2005/06 term starters, the most significant of An injury late last autumn kept 1988 from New Providence High parents, Andrew Edward and his I with opening matches this past whom was fullback Dana Ruzicka Polisin from playing basketball as a School, where he was a member of adoptive mother Eve Elizabeth (Monday, while the field hockey and who always marked the opposition's junior, however Butler anticipates the varsity football team from 1984 (Pavusa) Wooten of New Provi- [volleyball contingents debuted the primary scorer. her being an impact re-addition to until 1988. He received an associ- dence; an aunt and uncle, Marie and I following afternoon. The cross- The returning cast is led by senior the hoopsters in December. And ate's degree from SUNY in New Rev. Father Lawrence Bacik of [ country squad will ran in its first in- Kelsey Quick, now a four-year Kelly's a budding spring track York and attended Southern Missis- Galesburg, Mich.; a nephew. | vitational meet today, starter and two-year captain. The standout, which triggered her switch sippi University, studying residen- Alexander Bacik of Galesburg, "'We're excited about the sea- aptly-named Quick directs things from soccer to cross-country in the tial construction. He had recently Mich.; and his grandmother, Marie f son," said Butler, who needed to re- from her center midfield position, first place. moved to Galesburg. A. Conway of Hoboken. > place an extraordinary successful and there are soccer aficionados Junior Caroline Patten is expect- hi the New Providence area, Mr. A Panikhida memorial service and popular coach in field hockey who regard Kelsey as the premier ed to be Oak Knoll's number-two Wooten worked on Wall Street for was held on Sept. 1, in the funeral Brian C. Wooten but whose other autumn units are player in Union County. runner this autumn. eight years in customer service/op- home chapel at Bachman Hebble guided by returning head coaches. Quick co-captains this crew The volleyball squad, coached by erations and later as an assistant pro- Funeral Service, in Michigan. Drive South, Battle Creek, MI "Our tennis team is appreciably im- along with Alex Hellmuth, a stand- Anthony Day, has lost its first two ject manager in construction. Donations in Brian Wooten's 49017 or to the Child arid Adoles- proved, and we should be stronger in out at the sweeper position. Julie matches, but the scores indicate this He was a member of Our Lady of memory may be made to St. Elias cent Bi-Polar Foundation, soccer as well, with most of our Crandall, Mary Cummings, and Ha- program has made some strides Peace Catholic Church in New Eastern Orthodox Church, 5066B http:Avww.bpkids.org starting lineup returning. We're also ley Kastner are among the other since its start-up last September. The bringing back several experienced leading returnees from a team which Royals were defeated by Spring- cross-country runners, while volley- • concluded with a 13-6-2 record a field, 26-24, 25-16, in their opener Bette E. Fairchild, of St. Petersburg, ball (as a second-year program) year ago. and then played Cranford (perenni- should certainly be better." Oak Knoll tennis received a huge ally one of Union County's stronger The field hockey team, however, boost with the arrival of freshman entries) 25-21, 25-19, in their sec- was formerly of New Providence faces a quite a challenge to match its Anna Burke. This ninth-grader will ond match. 21-1 record of 2004. Those Royals be amongst the best players in Butler is also enthused about the Bette E. Fairchild, of St. Peters- bank teller at the Summit and Eliza- world. graduated a half-dozen starters - in- Union County, and her presence at sport's popularity, as the 23 girls in- burg, Fla., formerly of New Provi- beth Trust Co., in Summit and also She is survived by a daughter, cluding four first-team All-County the top of the order renders this an volved this autumn enables Oak dence died on Friday, Aug. 12,2005, worked at Canoe Brook Country Deborah L. Peterson of St. Peters- performers - from the club that won appreciably stronger team than the Knoll to now field a jayvee team. In- in Westminster Suncoast Manor in Club in Short Hills. burg, Fla.; two sisters, Marjorie Baer its first 21 matches a year ago before squad that logged a 9-10 record last cidentally, that's something the soc- St. Petersburg, Ha. She was a member of Our Lady of New Providence and Phyllis Goff losing to Pingry in the State Section autumn. cer numbers don't permit For de- Interment will be today, Saturday, of Peace Church in New Providence of St Petersburg, Fla.; a grandson, C. title round. Courtney Hubschmann, Junior Andrea Soriano, a solid spite the school's success in that September 17 at 10:00 a.m. at the and at Blessed Trinity Catholic Victor Peterson of St. Petersburg, Sarah Pierson, Jessica McBride, and number-one singles competitor in sport, the soccer participation level Gates of Heaven Cemetery on Church in St. Petersburg, Fla. Ha.; and a granddaughter, Holly K. Julie Myers comprised that All- 2004, now gets to play in the second (likewise, coincidentally, 23 this Ridgedale Ave., in East Hanover. Mrs. Fairchild held a pilot's li- Peterson of Dublin, Ireland: and her Union quartet. slot where she should win a high fall) doesn't allow for a jayvee unit. Mrs. Fairchild was employed as a cense and traveled all over the cat, Simba. Still, it's not as if the talent cup- percentage of her matches. Senior Looking towards the remainder board is bare. Juniors Allie Hub- Amy Demoreuille has claimed the of the school year. Oak Knoll fields schmann and Virginia Crotty were third position, while last year's sec- varsity teams in four winter and Christopher R. Zimmer, 58, veteran of amongst the leading scorers for ond and third singles players, Caitlin three spring sports. Basketball, OKS as IGth-graders, the Nolan sis- McGovern and Samantha Colgan, swimming, fencing, and indoor U.S. Navy, security guard at Gasoline Alley ters. Liz and Bridget, are likewise now comprise the first doubles unit. track comprise the winter agenda, formidable returnees, and Oak Knoll "Anna makes our entire lineup while Softball, lacrosse, and track Christopher R, "Zeke" Zimmer, where he served from 1964 - 1968. late Richard Zimmer; should be stellar in net with better, because the other kids are are the three spring teams. 58. of New Providence died on Mr. Zimmer had been a nightclub the brother of Ann Zimmer of Meaghan Murphy, a senior who did now facing opponents against whom Ron Cording (basketball), John Tuesday; Sept. 6, 2005, in Overlook security guard at Gasoline Alley in Staunton, Va., and the late Carol Kil- a great job taking over the goaltend- they should all be competitive," But- Johnson (fencing), and Tim Lear (in- Hospital in Summit. Private services Berkeley Heights, Jukebox Eddie's lian. He is also ing.duties a year ago despite never ler noted. "We opened the season door track), are returning head were arranged by the Paul Ippolito in Plainfield, The Carousel Lounge survived by nieces and nephews. having played the position before. with a 4-1 win at Scotch Plains, and coaches this winter. Swimming will Summit Memorial. in Piscataway and Dodd's in East Donations in memory of Mr. Former Coach Tara Tighe leaves they're a team we weren't close be helmed by a different person, as Bom in New York City, N.Y., he Orange, before retiring due to dis- Zimmer may be made to the Nation- quite a legacy after by far the finest against last season." one of the sehooPs new teachers was a resident of New Providence for ability. al Kidney Foundation of NY/NJ. four-year run in the program's histo- Oak Knoll lost only at first dou- owns the swim credentials to take 54 years. He was the son of Millicent Nac- 1250 Broadway. Suite 1001. New ry. Yet Butler expects a smooth tran- bles afternoon, and that was with a over the program. It's expected He was a veteran of the U.S. Navy, hazel of New Providence and the York, N.Y. 10001. sition with the promotion of AM different tandem, as Colgan missed shell replace Sfaerrif Upton, who (Sumas) Good, who'd been Tighe's the opening match. The Royals saw coached swimming as an adjunct assistant. their record even at 1-1. Tuesday via Carlos Rego will return as the Carmella Nunzello Ramaeeio?-78, A standout athlete during her a 4-1 defeat at Berkeley Heights, but head softball coach next spring. Tak- high school days at Oak Knoll, realize Governor Livingston might ing over as a solo head coach in lifelong resident of Berkeley Heights Good is being assisted by herbe as strong as any team in Union lacrosse will be Elizabeth Brodbeck, younger sister, Christina Sumas. County this autumn. who combined with Tighe as "co- Carmelfa (nee Nunzello) Ramac- Warren and interment in St. Vincent John "Champ" of Berkeley Heights: The lone negative story note is And in the showcase bout that head coaches" for a team that was eio of Berkeley Heights died on de Paul Cemetery. a sister, Ann Schulz of Berkeley the current unavailability of Crotty, day matching the county's two pre- New Jersey's second-best laerosse> Thursday, Sept. 8, 2005, in the Mrs. Ramaccio was born in Heights; a brother, Daniel Nunzello sidelined with a stress fracture. Vir- mier ninth-grade players. Burke de- unit last season. Berkeley Heights Nursing and Re- Berkeley Heights and was a life-long of Middlesex: a sister, Gerri Mona- hab Center. She was 78. A funeral resident there. She was employed for han of Middlesex; and the late Jenny service was held from the Paul Ip- 14 years as a bartender for Sulphur Filo and Rita Verracino. She is also poiito Berkeley Memorial on Sept. Springs Banquet Facility in Berkeley survived by several nieces and 10. followed by a mass offered at Heights, retiring in 1983. nephews and great nieces and great Our Ladv of the Mount Church in She is survived bv her husband. nephews.

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NOTICE tions) thorized as a gsn&ral improve- t maximum amount of Officer. The Chief Financial Of- Ths Ordinance published 3112,000, said sum being in- tional matters are hereby deter- value which the respective lots terest thereon without limitation ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE Dated: September 7,2005 ment to be made or acquired bonds or notes lo be issued ficer shall determine all matters herewith was introduced and clusive of all appropriations mined, declared, recited and and parcels of real estate shall of rate or amount LICENSE Approved: September 7, £005 by The City of Summit, New therefor being fte amount of in connection with iiie notes is- passed upon first reading al a heretofore made ihsrefor and stated: be deemed to receive by rea- Section 8. The capital budge! TAKE NOTICE THAT APPLI- JORDAN GLATT Jersey. For the said improve- ihe said 517,000 down pay- sued pursuant to this bond or- regular meeting of the Com- including the sum of SS.OOO as (a) The said purpose de- son of said local improvement. or temporary capital budget of CATION HAS BEEN MADE to Mayor ment or purpose stated in said ment for said purpose. dinance, and the Chef finan- mon Council of tile City of the down payment for said im- scribed in Section 3 of this The oiwier of any land upon the City is hereby amended to . the Township Council of the I, David L Hughes. City Cierk Saot'on 3, thsrg is hereby ap- Section 4. The following addi- cial Officer's signature upor, the Summit, in the County of provement or purpose required bond ordinance is not a current which any such assessment conform with the provisions of Township oJ Berkeley Heighls of Summit, do hereby certify propriated the sum of tional matters are hereby deter- notes shall bs condusiva evi- Union, New Jersey held on by law and now available expense and is a property or shall have been made may pay this ordinance to the extent of for a person lo parson transfer that the foregoing ordinance S350,QOO, said sum being in- mined, declared, resiled and dence as to at such determina- Wednesday, September 7, therefor by virtue of provision in improvement which the City such assessment in ihe num- any inconsistency herewith and of she retail consumption li- was duly passed by the Com- elusive of all appropriations tions. A1! notes issued hsrciin- 2005. It wili be further consid- a previously adopted budget or may lawfully acquire or make ber oi equal annual install- ihe resolutions promulgated by cense No. 2001-44-003-005, mon Council oi said City at a heretofore macte Iherefor and (a) The said purpose de- rjer may be renewed from time ered for final passage after budgets of the City for down as a local improvement. ments heTeinabove deter- 1he Local Finance Beard show- currently being held by Berke- regular meeting held on including the sum of S17.000 to time subject to the provi- public hearing theraon, at a payment or for capital improve- (b) "Hie period cf usefulness mined, all as may be provided scribed in Section 3 of this regular meeting of said Com- ing all dsiai! of the amended ley Liquors, Inc. for premises at Wednesday evening, Septem- as are cfown payment far satd bond ordinance is not a current sions of RASA §40A:2-S. ment purposes. ol said purpose within trie limi- in accordance with law and capital budget or temporaiy ber 7.20D5 man Council in the Council Section 2. For the financing of tations of said Local Bond Law, with legal interest on ihe un- 151 Plainiield Avenue, Berke- improvement or purpose re- expense and is a property or The Chief Financial Officer is Chamber EI 512 SpringiieM Av- capital budget and capital pro- ley Heights, NJ 07922 to DAVID L HUGHES quired fay law and now avail- improvement which the City . hereby authorized to seii part said improvement or purpose according to the reasonable life paid balance of the assess- gram as approved by Ihe Di- City Clerk enue in said City on Wednes- thereof computed from the date Rettiymno VVme, LLC. The psr- able thsreior by virtue oi provi- may lawfully acquire or make or aJ of the notes from tine to day, October 5, 2005 at 8:00 and to rnes! the said $112,000 menL rector, Division oJ Local Gov- son who will hoM all interest in Dated: September 7,2005 sion in a previously adopted as a general improvement, and time at pubBc of private sale appropriation and not provided of the said bonds authorized by Section 6. All bond anticipa- ernment Services, are on file p.m. During the weeks prior to this bond ordinance, is ten (10) frie license is Sophia Agafliis, S.H: September 17,2005 budge! or budgets of the City no part of ttie cost thereof has and to tSsSver than to ihs pur- and up to and including ihe for by application hereunder of tion notes issued hereunder wffli ihe City Clerk and are 572 Ashwood Road, Sprirtg- 33 x .25 = 58.25 for down payment or for capital been or shall be specially as- chasers thereof upon receipt of date of such meeting, copies of said down payment, negotiable shall mature at such limes as available for public inspection. . : field. NJ 07081. Objections, if improvemenl purposes. sessed on property specially payment of flie purchase pries said ordinance will ba made bonds o) Ihe City are hereby (c) The supplemental debt may be determined by the Section 9. This bond ordi- any, should ba made immedi- FINAL PASSAGE Section 2. For the financing of benefitted thereby. ' plus accrued Merest from their available stthe Cleric's Office in authorized to be issued in the statement required by said Lo- Chief Financial Officer, provid- nance shall take effect twenty ately in writing to: Township ORDINANCE #Q5-266B said improvement or purpose {bj The period of usefulness dales to the dates of delivery said City Hall to the members principal amount of S106.000 cal Bond Law has been duly ed mat no note shall mature (20) days after the first publica- Clerk, Patricia A. Hapach, AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND ant) to meet ihs part of said of said purpose within the Emi- thereof. Tne Chief Firanes! cf Ihe general public who shall pursuant to the Local Bond made and filed In the office of later than one year from its tion thereof after final adoption, Berkeley Heights Township, 2S THE CODE TO ADD A NEW $350,000 appropriation not taJfans of said Local Bond Law, Officer is directed to report in request the same. Law of New Jeisey. In anticipa- ihe City Cleric and a complete date. The notes shall bear in- as provided by said Local Bond Park Avenue, Berkeley CHAPTER V ENTITLED provided for by application accoiidsng to the reasonable life writing to the governing body cf tion of ihe issuance of said executed duplicate thereof has terest at such rate or rates and Law. Heights, NJ 07922-1499. "FILMING CONTROLS.", as hereunder cf said down pay- iftersof computed from the date tha City at the meeting next DAVI0L HUGHES bonds and to temporarily fi- been filed in the office of the Di- be in such form as may be de- NOTICE OF Publication Dates: 9/10/D5 and amended by Resolution No. ment, negotiable bonds of the of the said .bonds authorized by succeeding the date when any City Clerk nance said improvemenl or rector of the Division of Local termined by the Chief Financial PENDING ORDINANCE 9/17/05 3129S (filming ordinance) City are hereby authorized to Siis bond ordinance, is fen (10) sate or defsay of She notes Dated: September 7,2005 purpose, negotiable notes of Government Services in the Officer. The Chief Financial Of- The Ordinance published hera- Dispatch: Sept 17,'2005 Dated: September 7,2005 be issued in the principal yeais. pursuant to this bond ordi- S.H.- September 17,2005 the City in a principal amount Department of Community Af- ficer shall determine all matters with was iniroduoed and 29x.25 = S7.25 Approved: September?, 2005 amount of S333.000 pursuant (c) The supplemental debt nance is made. Such report 278 x 35 = S 69.50 not exceeding 5106,000 are fairs of (he State of New Jersey, in connection with the notes is- passed upon first rsadinn at a JORDAN GLATT to the Local Bond Law of New statement required by said Lo- must include the principal hereby auihorized 1o be issued and such statement shows that sued pursuant to this bond or- regular meeting of tha "Com- BOARD OF Mayor Jersey, to anticipaiion of ins is- cal Bond Law has been duty amount, interest rate and msiu- pursuant to and within ihe limi- the gross debt of ihe City as dinance, and Ihe Chief Finan- mon Council of ihe City of SCHOOL ESTIMATE I, David L Hughes, City Clerk suance of said Bonds and to made and fifed in the office of rities of ths notes sold, (he tations prescribed by said Lo- defined in said Local Bond Law cial Officer's signature upon the Summit, in the County oi SUMMIT, NEW JERSEY of Summit, do hereby certify temporarily finance said im- the City Cierk and a complete price obtained and ihe narriB of PENDING cal Bond Law. is increased by the authoriza- notes shall be conclusive evi- Union, K'ew Jsrsey held on NOTICE OF that the foregoing ordinance provement or purpose, nego- executed duplicate thereof has ths purchaser. ORDINANCE 05-2670 Section 3. (a) The improve- tion of the bonds and notes dence as to all such determina- Wednesday, September 7, SPECIAL MEETING was duly passed by the Com- tiable notes of the City in a prin- been filed in ihe office of the Di- Section 6. The full feSfi and BOND ORDINANCE PRO- ment hereby auihorized and provided for in this bond ordi- tions. All notes issued hereun- 2005. It will be further consid- SEPTEMBER 27,2005 mon Council of said City at a cipal amount not exceeding rector of the Divisen of Local credit of ths City are hereby VIDING FOR THE CON- purpose for the financing of nance by S106,000, and ihe der may be renewed from time ered for final passage after NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN regular meeting held en $333,000 are hereby autho- Government Services in Ihe pledged lo Sis punctual pay- STRUCTION OR RECON- which said obligations are to be said obligations auihorized by to time subject to ihe provi- • public hearing thereon, at a that the Board of School Esti- Wednesday evening, Septem- rized to te issued pursuant to Department of Community Af- ment of the principal or and in- STRUCTION OF CURBS AMD issued is the improvement of a this bond ordinance will be sions of N.J.S.A. §40A:2-8. regular meeting of said Com- mate of ihe City of Summit will ber 7,2005. and within ihe limitations pre- fairs of the State of New Jeisey, terest on the said obligations SIDEWALKS IN AND ALONG portion of Oak fiidge Avenue in within all debt limitations pre- The Chief Financial Officer is mon Council .in ihe Council conduct a public hearing on DAVID L HUGHES scribed by said Local Bond and such statement shows thai authorized by this bond crdi- A PORTION OF OAK RIDGE and by ihe City from Montview scribed by said Local Bond hereby authorized to sell part Chamber at 512 Sprinqiiald Av- Tuesday, September 27,2005, City Clerk Law. the gross debt of $1$ City as nance. Said oblksSsis shall AVENUE IN AND BY THE Road 1o Magnolia Place, by Ihe Law. or all of the notes from time to enue in said City on Wednes- in ihe Council Chambers of ths Dated: September 7,2005 Section 3. (a) The improve- defined in said Local Bond Lew bs direct, unBmited oBlkjations CITY OF SUMMfT, IN THE construction or reconstruction (d) An aggregate amount noi time at public or private sale . day, October S, 2005" at &00 Summit City Hall, beginning at S.H: September 17,2005 raani hereby auitarized and is increased by Uis authoriza- of ihe City, and ihe City shall bs COUNTY OF UNION, NEW therein of granite block curbs. exceeding 310,000 for interest and to deliver them to ihe pur- p.m. During the weeks prior to 8:00 PM for the following capi- 25 x.25 = 36.25 purpose for 1he financing of tion of the bonds and notes obligated to levy ad valorem JERSEY, APPROPRIATING together with sidewalks, adja- on said obligations, costs of is- chasers thereoi upon receipt of and up to and including ihs tal facility projects: which said obligates are to be provided for in this bond ordi- taxes upon ail the taxable prop- S112.0OO THEREFOR, DI- cent to those lands designated suing said obligations and oth- payment of the purchase price date oi such meeting, copies of a. Jefferson Elementary PENDffiG issued is the reconstruction nance by $333,000, and the erly wiihin ing City for the pay- RECTING A SPECIAL AS- on ths official tax map of the er items of expense listed in plus accrued interest from their said ordinance will be made School Additions/Alterations ORDINANCE 05-2669 and resurfacing of Oak Ridgs said obligations auihorized by ment oi said obligations and in- SESSMENT OF THE COST City as Lots 1 to 6 and 27 in and permitted under section dates to the dates of delivery available at the Clerk's Office in b. Wilson School Renova- BOND ORDINANCE PRO- Avenue from MonMew Road to this bond ordinance will be terest thereon aiihoai liraSsfiors THEREOF, AND AUTHORIZ- Block 4501, Lois 10 lo 15 in 40A2-20 of said Local Bond thereof. The Chief Financial said Ciiy Hall to flie members tions and Alterations VIDING FOR THE IMPROVE- Magnolia Place in an by Ihe wifhin aB debt limiiaSons pre- of rate or amount. ING THE ISSUANCE OF Block 4606, Lois 4 to 14 in Law may be inc/uded as part of Officer is directed to report in of the genera! public who shall c. Lawton C. Johnson Sum- MENT OF A PORTION OF City, so as to provide a roadway sented by said Local Bond Section 7. The capital budget S10S.0Q0 BONDS OR NOTES Btack4802and Lots 10 and 11 the cost of said improvement writing to the governing body of request the same. in Block 4803, including all the City al ihe meeting next mi! Middle School Rehabilita- OAK RIDGE AVENUE IN AND pavement a! least equal in use- Law. or temporary capital budget cf OF THE CITY FOR FINANC- and is included in the ioregoing DAVID L. HUGHES tion BY THE CITY OF SUMMIT, IN ful life or durability lo a road- (dj An aggregate amount not ihe Oily is hereby amended to ING THE SAME. (Oak Ridge structures, appurtenances, estimate thereof. succeeding ihe date when any sale or delivery of the notes Oily Clerfc- if is expected that formal ac- THE COUNTY OF UNION, way pavement of Class B con- exceeding S31J3GD for interest conform with tha provisions of Avenue Curb and Sidewalk equipment, site work, work and (e) Nothing will be contributed materials necessary therefor or pursuant to this bond ordi- Daled: September 7,2505 tion may be taken at the spe- NEW JERSEY, APPROPRIAT- struction (as such term is used on said obligations, costs of is- this c-rdinancs to the extent of improvements - Assess- by the City at large to payment S.H.: September 17.2D0S cial meeting. ING S3SO,000 THEREFOR or referred to in section 40A2- suing said obligations and oth- any inconsisisne/ hsrewiih end ment) incidental thereto, all as shown nance is made. Such report of Ihe cost of said improvement must include the principal 319 x.25 = 379.75 Summit Herald: 9/17/OS AND AUTHORIZING THE IS- 22 of said Local Bond Law), in- er items of expense listed in the resolutions promulgated by BE IT ORDAINED BY THE on and in accordance with the or puipose, and the estimated 27 X. 25=56.75 SUANCE OF 3333,000 cluding all drainage facilities, and penratted under section tha Local Finance Beard show- COMMON COUNCIL OF THE plans and specifications there- amounl, inieresi rate and matu- maximum amount of the spe- rities of the notes sold, the BONDS OR NOTES OF THE milling, inlets, structures, 40A2-20 of saki Local Bond ing all detail of ihe amended CITY OF SUMMIT, IN THE for on file or to be filed in the of- cial assessments to be levied FINAL PASSAGE CITY FOB FINANCING SUCH equipment site worfc, work and Law may be included as part of capital budget or temporary COUNTY OF UNION, NEW fice oi the City Engineer and price obBined and ihe name of on property specially benefrtted the purchaser. ORDINANCE #05-2667 APPROPRIATION. (Oak Ridge materials necessary therefor or the cost of said improvement capi'al budget and capital pro- . JERSEY (not less than two hereby approved. by said improvement is AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND Avsnus Boadway Improve- incrdenfe) Itemto, all as shosm and is included in the foregoing gram as approved by ths Di- thirds of aJ the members there- (b) The estimated maximum 3112,000, and the number of Section 7. The full faith and THE CODE, CHAPTER XXX?, ment Bond) on and in accordance with the estimate thereof. rector. Division of Local Gov- of affirmatively concurring), AS amount of bonds or notes to be annual installments in which all credit of the City are hereby MORE 2003 DEVELOPMENT REGU- BE IT ORDAINED BY THE plans and specifications there- Section 5. All bond anticipa- ernment Services, are on file FOLLOWS: ' issued for said purpose is such special assessments may pledged lo the punctual pay- LATIONS, ARTICLE 4 - ZON- COMMON COUNCIL OF THE for on file orto be filed in ths of- lion noles issued hereuider with Sh8 City Cleft and are Section 1. The improvement S106,000. be paid is ten (10). ment of tha principal of and in- ING, SECTION 4.1 ZONING CITY OF SUMMIT, IN THE fice of the City Engineer and shall mature at such times as avaiiabis for public Inspection. described in Section 3 of this (c) The estimated cost of said Section 5. The cost of said lo- terest on (he said obligations LEGAL DISTRICTS, SUBSECTION COUNTY OF UNION, NEW hereby approved. may be determined by the Section S. This bond ordi- bond ordinance is hereby au- purpose is S112.000, the ex- cal improvement shall be paid authorized by this bond ordi- 4-1-4 SPACE REGULATIONS, JERSEY (net less Sian too (b) The estimated maximum Chief Financial Officer, provid- nance shall take sfet twenty ihorized as a local improve- cess thereof over u?e said esti- by special assessments which nance. Said obligations shall AND APPENDIX 8, SCHED- thirds of all 1he members there- amount of bonds or notes to be ed that no note sftali mature {20} days after trie first p^bfoa- ment to bs made or acquired mated maximum amount ol shall ba levied in accordance be direct, unlimited obligations ADS ON ULE OF SPACE REGULA- of affirmatively concurring), AS issued Tor said purpose is later than one year from its tton thereof after Snai adoption, by The City of Summit, New with law on property specially of ihe City, and the City shall be 11 bonds or notes to be issued TIONS - RESIDENTIAL, FOLLOWS: S333.000 date. The notes shall bear in- as provided by said Local Bond Jsrsey. For the said improve- fherefor being ihe amount of benefited thereby, as nearly as obligated to levy ad valorem "PAGE 12 passed December 2, 2003 as Section 1 Tne improvement (c| The estimated cost of said teresi at such rate or rates and Law. ment or purpose stated in said the said S6.000 down payment may be in proportion to and not taxes upon all the taxable prop- anended and supplemented described in Section 3 of this puroose is S350.000, the ex- be in such form as may be de- NOTICE OF Section 3. there is hereby ap- for said purpose. in excess of ihe peculiar bene- erty wiih'n the city for ihe pay- (TH 1 & TH-2 Space Regula- bond ordinance is hereby au- csss tnereof Qver the said esti- termined by tha Chief Financial PENDING ORDINANCE propriated the sum of Seclion 4. The following addi- fil, advantage or increase in ment of said obligations and in-

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Call Bleen Bickei, Publisher S73-S3S-2951 Suburban News LANDSCAPER/ Family Healthcare wl pre- Child Care www psctrj org SHOPPERS 9086650770 or fax re- 301 Central Avenue LABORERS scription plan! $69.95/ Clark, New Jersey 07066 2S 23 3- NEEDED month. Nationwide Cover- sume to 90&665-0006 &.. --e r"- art lot nee. Must age. No limitations. In- For Store Evaluations. Get s,-e C_ 7325748816 cludes: Doctors, Dental, Vi- tr car V L: Paid To Shop. Locai RETAIL sion, Hospital & more. 908-230-1272 Stores. Restaurants a DRIVERS Part-Time. rtp= Everyone Accepted! Call: 1 LEGAL Theaters. Training Pro- PT. Excellent pay. Must Moms. Vc-" •* d WCG 800-238-9214 ExL 235S vided, Flexible Hours, have own car or van. Sen- 9:30arr.-2:3J ~ <* - SECRETARY Email Required. iors/ Retirees welcome. lomer Ser.i'"" •"<=• O'k 3^ OTIS "g r n to t^sS* ssjrancs De- 1-800-585-9024 ext. 6262 HEALTHCARE for 908-925-3909 . stock work i" r t — ,—s^-cec" 3 en s""se "-^ Experience a $99.93/ month !!! 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Please ap- CURVES FOR WOMEN- sancerssni potent sS to j Good oPDtv for person w/ 681 Morris Turnpike •*eek anci prepare sin- ply in person at 147 North Medical CLARK Springfield Hi 070SI ner for Satumays. Do ffenn Manager, ôrice-j fEismi Cali 3B2734G65 Michigan Ave., Kenniiwortft, Need "High Energy" outgo- inced assorts. Year!- •"ecessary snapping. Ml. Between 9am-3pm Receptionist ing people person to mo- e S Front office Ft Experi- % stesnmg of kSchen avaBe5-e. ^l4^ | *^>VSE EXTRAS* tivate members in achiev- SALES! a*w cfeing room re- ence a must Busy Car- ing their goals, fitness j Earn S150-$300/Dsy. All WAITER/ diology Office. NO Tor ngrr ^ i Losks/Typss Needed. No exp. preferred. Flexible Trmrs, Bi, s Sa = » Weekends. Full bene- opportunity (Mon-Fri: Eve- FILE CLERK J experience Kscessaiy. TV, WAITRESS fits. W. Orange location. experience h pr * * i hijsic va=as, Cornrnerria's, For family restaurant in Mill- nings between 3pm-9pm.j ing to Jrai" *•<> " nf> Fax resume to: May require alternate Sat. = seeks fs fiie aatk. CaH j Ben, Print Cat ToE Ree 7 bum. ' Call: 973467- 973-467-9586 son. Apply •<• lisa 908522-2333 3420 or 308522-9321 Call: 973-263-5090 Cranwood Bectrical Suppiy. 49 South Avenue MARKETING Garwood NJ 07027 Exciting Career Opportunities . CaH 908-783-1102 or COORDINATOR fax 908-789-4212 P/T, 20 hours/week. Lead- ing Engraving/Printing f?H§s»§ company in Cranford has opportunity for a Market HVAC PLUMBING professional experienced in traceshow coordination TECHS & including booking hotels and catering. Individual "HELPERS" will support Marketing Tired of the same oid BS? team with projects, main- Are you 'REALLr pairi tenance of sample library, what your worth? ike vou and other administrative sure?) Make a --GREAT" duties. Candidate must be Change in your iife. Corns proficient in Microsoft and join a !oo3l company project management, with where it's run to 'Aork ana strong administrative your appreciated! Yes. we skills in Sales and Market- havs aii the benefits you PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT ing environment Competi- see in every odd "PLUS"? CUSTOMER tive salary. Convenient lo- Our Team earns at the top College student studying business, mar- 1 0000009000000 cation. Piease fax resume ena of the vvage ssalsll Receptionist/Clerical w- to 90S-272-9022; or email Come see -Atiat we're -aft keting, economics or political science. SERVICE [email protected] or abOUt VrA'iV.StsSMuk.COiTi'. Join a successful and growing executive F^rt-Time » Part-Time Typist/Clerical send a resuma in confi- [email protected]. ss- Customer Sevice Position, Position available for Union position available in Union County dence to Dee Salomone. same's accepted a 9D& recruiting office. Responsibilities include All State Legal, One 277-0188 'fa?;i. &3a277- data entry, data qualifying and business County law firm. Required Jaw firm for individual with legal Commerce Drive, Cran- 6200 ri.7 'ask for Bob'. hours: Tuesday-Friday, 1-5 pm ford, NJ 07016. EOE-M/F &jmrriit, NJ research. Good computer and internet challenging fast pace and raried experience. Required hours: Mon- skills required. Please send resume to K. Fri, 1-5:30 pm. Please send rates and service taste iratong Gardner, c/o Hardin Kundla, et. Email resume to: [email protected] resume to K. Gardner, c/o Hardin OFFICE ais., 673 Morris Avenue, EUROPEAN CARE Fax resume to: 908-771-0779 office pratos & copying. kAjst te com- Kundla, et als, 673 Morris Avenue, ASSISTANT I • Compar.;->ns Springfield, NJ 07081 or fax to Hcuakeeping* Cri"oCare Or, ma8 rearae to: BrainWorks, Inc. puter iterate and tee good comiJiiGa- Springfield, NJ 07081 or fax to Uve.in/cu*. ReSsbie K. Gardner at {973} 912-9212. "* Family Promise, a non- Bon&d - 973-777-3423 139 South Street, Suite 104 profit organization based tiortsklis. MDERmat(308)464-3000. K. Gardner at 973-912-9212. WWW.LEKOK.riET i New Providence, .HI 07974 -4 in Summit. Ml, is looking for a part-time Office As- Experienced Polish Women sistant. Experience in an OsanjourhssecriHrspl office environment re- CaM 9084514673 OH > SCHOOL BUS < quired along Kttti strong 90&347-1702 .- T MORRIS-UNION JOINTURE COMMISSION organizational skills, working knowledge of .HOOSECLEANING T BOARD OF EDUCATION MS Office programs and U jjs exp, hones 'ii*&i. facility with internet and Rsfs. fee esl Gpsr. ".* SSL • SCHOOL BUS DRIVER technology, in general. Call Bsa 90&414O403 3-day work week. [email protected] - PS Endorsement Monday-Thursday. Central Office Secretary HOUSE ClEftlimG - exp'cL Salary commensurate with experience. Send cover letter Part-time position, 15 hrs per wk. 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We pay the most for fu- 8 cyl, excellent condition, med. Call 908-789-0625 ture payments from law- r FORD EXPLORER EDDIE auto, white, fully loaded, and Equal Opportunity MATTRESS SET- King size Please call 917-49&0386 Do you earn up to 73k miles. $7500. Serious CT the U.S. Department S800/day? Your own Ic- suits, annuities, lotter- NEW TANK 2004 50cc- BAUER '98 - Exc. cond., good cond. 43K, $7,500. inquires. 908-347-8834 WESTF1ELD - 2 BR apt walk pillow top, w/factoiy war- for more details. Black with flames, $800 90&608O962 Bob. of Housing and Urban to train. No pets. 1 % mo cai candy route. Includes ies. Call Prosperity 71700 mi., blue, $7500. ranty new in plastic. Sacri- 30 Machines and Candy. Partners to cash in. firm 90&693-3559 TOM 908-531-1038 Development (HUD) at sec., $1400 mo •+ utils. fice $275 732-259-6690 PLYMOUTH COLT HATCH ' 8CXW69-9777. The HUD 732-739-5605 All for $9,995, Call 1-800- 1-800-373-1353 FORD EXPLORER SPORT '01- BACK '91 - 4cyl, 40 mi/gal, laws aSaffiee 5B1 vww.ppicash.com Try telephone number MATTRESS SET- Queen pil- 814^443. 4WD, exc. cond, 44K, auto, ac, lowner, 97K+ FORD LIGHTNING SVT 2001 "or the hearing im- WESTFIELD - Studio apt, low top, brand name new Snowthrovrer- Husqvama single occupancy, across ALL CASH CANDY ROUTE. $14,500/obo 908512-O569 $1700/obo 908-464-8892 Supercharged 5.4L V8, paired is 212-708-T455, in ptestic w/warraniy. 10527 STE. 27" eleo 390HP. White; Excellent from train station, $120 732-259-6690 starter, new '04, used 3x Do you earn up to Prsiessissai Services FORD EXPLORER XLT 02'- SAAB 9-3 '93 - Good condi- BASKING RIDGE Condo for heat/hot water incld. $800/day? Your own local 4x4, 3B row, 38k mi. V6 shape & care-in & out. $700 973^65-1499 ACURA TL 2002—Black w/ tion, 68,000 miles. 90&655-1589 sale, corner unit, 2 Bdr., 2 $550 mo + Vh mo sec. SOFA - Full sized, beige/ candy route. Includes 30 leather interior, 67,000 exc. cond., 1 owner, first $7500. 908464-7365 ull BA, ceramic tiles, new No pets. Avail Immed. Call blue. S450. Call Karen Machines and Candy. All hwy miles, fully loaded in- $15,500 9089383015 carpet, bsmt., 1 car ga- Matt 9-5pm 908-928-2045 9734100792. for $9,995. Cail 1-800- Portraits by Marjan Saturn SU.'96-4dr, Auto, cluding auto start feature. FORD TAURUS 01'- Wagon, 102K Mi, Dk. Green, Gray -age. $369,900. 908-647- 8144443 Oils/pastels Great condition! Must see, 908-771-9028 65K miles, orig owner, All Int., Good Cond, $1800 1540 or 908-285-1700 $16,500. 908-272-1144 Ford '98, Chateau Ciub $$EARN INSTANT CASHSS PWD, CD, good cond., 8 Call 908-2454263 Wagon. Metallic Blue, Tri- Craftsman Lawnmower - Processing. Simple E-mails $5700 908464-0040 ton V8, 153k miles, well used 5 times. $99. 908- PIANO- Baldwin, upright, AUDI Allroad '02, beige Subaru Legacy Outback, style 421D, exc cdrri. Ask- Online. Make $25.00 Per metallic, Bose, leather, al- Ford Taurus '91- Good maintained, good a/c, BERKELEY .HEIGHTS - 233-2693 ' E-Mail! No limit! Guaran- 97', 85k miles, A/C, CD Berkeley Heights -1000 SF. ing $1050 obo. Call 908- loy wheels, rare 6 spd., cond, gray int/ext, 75k, player, good cond., $5399.00 908-709-0286 $389K neg., Cape, 3 Avail. 9/15, Call Landlord Heavy Duty Kitchen Aid Mixer 723-2376 teed Paychecks! More Scbeols 734 warranty until 6/06, 4dr, new tires/trans, pwr Bdrras, 15 Baths, LR, Amazing Programs Avail- $6,000. 908-771-5538 3 for appt. at 908-507-6980 39,500 miles, great cond. wnd/iocks $1200 obo EIK, Fireplace, -4 acre, $60, Distiller $75, Magic Mili able! Partner Up With Our HOUSEKEEPER WANTED Honda Minivan '95- exc Bectrtc Grinder $70 OBO for Summit I\*F l-6pm. Cleaning, $26,000. 90&277-3151 862-703-0181 SUBARU OUTBACK WGN '00 cond, all pwr, garage kept, - Wooded tot, Basement, Berkeley Heights PIANO - Full upright Shaw Website and Make Auto, ABS, AC, PS, W, DL, Deck, Comm. Pool & Play- Share or Divide Office. any 908-322-7017 piano. Good condition, ivory $59.60 Commission. laundry, some babysitting, Grand Marquis '87- 99K, 145k mi, recent tire/batt good English, Driver's Li- BMW 330! '01- prem & CC, PMSND, ETC, 139K $3395 908-868-9115 ground, Mins. to NYC Parking, Phone, Internet keys, mahogany color. www.RealCashProgranis.com sport pkg, titanium silver, must see, elegant, white JBin A+ Schools, Perfect cense, own car. w/ blue coach roof, blue Ml, Tuned. $8300. On-Site. $375-S475/mo $150. (908) 273-2096 47k mi, exc! cond., 908-380-2104 Starter Home! Being Sold Call 908.665-1982 Lawn Maintenance, Mon- Call 201-40S-0420 lounge seats, dream ride, As Is. 973-652-3040. mouth County area, 6CH- $22,000 obo exc cond, garaged 52,500 Sterling, HI, LongHill Twp. * 90fr647r2075 Toyota Camry LE '96- beige ss« Wauled TeBiy 625 accounts and/or equip- MONDAY MORNING INC 908-273-0292 4dr, AT, am/fm/cass, AAA Rated DONATION. D& Office Bldg. for rent, 2000 AIR CONDITIONER- exc. work- , Berkley Heights- Unique ment. Must Sell! Serious Quality Childcare BMW 740i '98 - black, 76K, 116k, orig owner, $4200 NATE YOUR CAR, Boat or 2br, iba'.contempoiaty, sf., Excel, location, 908- ing condition, Frigidaire Inquires Only. Emaii: 908-6BS-4684 HONDA ACCORD LX 2000- Real Estate. IRS .Tax De- 18,000 BTUs, .15 ampers, AAA Liberty Antiques loaded, leather, phone, Navy, AT, 4dr, 80k, 908-604-6607 park-like setting, new improve 337-8800 DON'T THROW OUT [email protected] traction, sunroof, dealer ductible Free PicMJp/Tow ments. $40Q,00ffs. 220 volts, $200 908-286- $8,500/OBO. Call Toyota Landcruiser, '00, Any Model/Condition. Help Summit - Bright spacious of- ANYTHING! Htse Heaitl Serviees serviced. $13,500. A 973-701-2014 9086478059 1060 after 5pm CALL US FIRST!! SSMAKE BIG MONEYSS Blue, loaded, Exc. Cond, Underprivileged Children. 1- fice in quiet professional Answering Simple Surveys STEAL! 908-277-8783. : FSBO AIR CONDITIONER Friednch HONDA CIVIC 98'- White 2DR, 61k, $25,500. obo 908- 800-598-9211. Outreach- suite w/common waiting We buy Antiques, Online! Earn $250/Hour! 916-9441 CHATHAM TOWNSHIP room. S800./mo. 908-273- casement, 24,000 BTU. Collectibles. Old m Buick Grand Sport '95 - 2 sunroof, spoiler, CD, PW, center.org $25.00 Per Survey Com- Dr., Coup, Biack, All PDL, 100K miles, asking Charming, Older colonial 9191' like new, S500/obo. Call Costume Jeweiry. Scrap pleted! Guaranteed Pav- CARE CONNECT VOLKSWAGEN JETTA '03 - 908-276-2059 Provides companion/care- Power, BOH miles, Orig. $5600 908-4S4-4376 CASH FOR MOST CARS .• w/4BR, 4 Baths & custom SUMMIT - Single office, Gold & Silver, Coins, checks! Instant Cash Excellent condition, features, on nice half acre And Anything of Vaiue. giver services for elderly, Owner, $2000. obo 90S- Infinity, J 30, '95 140 k 23,000 miles. $12,500. Free Pickup, Summit Exxon medical/prof. Class A bids. CABINETS - Maple, cus- Grants! Receive $10,000- 209-6367 ; T Sot; renovate or rebuild; Charlie 908-237-1340 $250,000! Never Repay. affordable prices, reliable mites. 4 dr., $5800. 973- Cail 908464-7365. 908-277-3775 Next lo parking, trains. P.O. tomer shaker style, honey- service? personal approach. '•; $875,000. Broker & 908-277-2112 color, 16 linear ft. $2499 Natalie 908-507-4749 More Amazing Opportu- BUCK Park Ave 1934, 10SK 635*291 201-796-7253 732-277-5404 Volkswagen- Passat wagon TOP $ Paid for Used Cars Builder inquiries welcome. ObO. 908-233-1964 nities! mi, vvht ext/blue int. load JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE '02, Scyl. al! wheel dr, 973-701-9301 & Tmcks. High miles or ABsNngTacMeCofector www.FastCasliAtHome.coin leveling, V. well maintained. '99 - Exc. Cond.. 81K, Ithr, 47K, fully loaded, black, 20-30 MPG. S3500/BO auto, warranty avail. damaged ok. '92 & up. MOUNTAINSIDE-. 175 Sun-BERKELEY HEIGHTS • 3 Dr, Wants to buy ok), rods, reels, MAKE UP TO S4000. snrf, CD, hitch. $9,400. ise Pkwy., 4Br, 1 *& Ba. Dinette Set-Spc $50: 4pc hues, catalogs, darns Piano Lessons - Your home. 90B508-1242 908464-7990 $13,000. 908578-1827 Any Concffion 973-632-6418 LR DR, EIK, Pool, Lrg. 2.5 Whs, finish base, mod- Wicker Set $125; Space Weekly! Exciting weekly em appliances, veiy ciean. Heater $25;Mtao Carl $40; 908/233-1654 ' paycheck! Written guaran- Professional teacher, *eiced yrd. Great loc. one acre property, quiet fam- tee! 11 year IteHonwide Master Degree, Excel. 5^95,000 obo. Owner Re- Bookcase $25; Stackabie Method, Beginning to 'oc 908377-2228 ily sSeet, $2700/mo. SheMng $20; TV Sand S5; ALL ANTIQUES- or older Company Now Hiring! Easy 973-2165331 pis lasve msg. Weed Wacker$50; Dresses film. DR sets, BR sets, 1 work, sending out our Professiona!.973-70i-1659 simple one page bro- SUMMIT - FSEO. builders MADISON - Charming Dutch Mirror $30; Bscse Bike pc or contents o! house. *i EIK, AC, W/D hkup. oS 973-7690342 i 101 PiesUxi DrtvB Tons of Clothes. Toys, 308/769-8371 Mi. MUST GO! iO-30yd. Container 1115 v Fountiatioh plantings. s. = £.. Sl^ymo. * uS. 107BELLEVUEAVE Saby Gear, Crib, 90^686-5229 *" 1-. "-o. sec. No pets. Avaii Refrigerator S300, SiroHer, P!ay Yaiti. Amer. Home Remod Free est ©973*353149 1 ;i 908-2723«3 Washer Diver £150 Housa'sares, Vsdaos, HoussMd Items - Uke Sidlng/Roof/Windaves JR WHITING RfCfCSPAffflNG both. Lawn Mower To)?, Legos, Clolfes, Hew Merchandise" Doors - Masonry LOKS H!a TOP- Bright r Outdoor Lighting Int/Ext Free Est, Insured r $150. Furniture, Yard 3. lots of hajseboid Books, Sma!i 800-941-5541 - c* 2 Tars, 5 big Rms. ANDREWS CONSTRUCTION Cail for your FREE nighttime Call 908/4645597 C Florida Hirtchinson Island 2 tSiC-cd woA tools. Radial (terns, cfiiSSen's Apptiancas. _B .. gar, lefty, yam. WalSt r Additions Specialist Causevic- Repairing. Re- Demonstration (614) 403-2874 bdrm 2 oa*. oca - ~o * aT- saw $200, Sheife, cSaffies. -frPortioo of our pro- * Start to Finish * " to 72 -. No/pets, Mo/smisg, villa. Dec -Apr' $4600 -; Sess, tables, sofe, ceeds wi!! go to a modsling. Instaiiation. HW • LAMSCAHNG' PRUMNG SMUST 908-542-9352 Floors, Doors, Decks, Win- * $-530 90»€65-1243 MavNw $250S "13 Cs many esfters. SO!" Chik&ens Cancer • PLANTING-No Job MAD1S0H- 1BR, W/D hookup 973 9»65frlM4 Foundation* CP CONSTRUCTION dows, Washing & Painting. Too Small, references avail- www vrbo.com 69392 S973-S8&S850 PALERMO HOOFING ' f^.ats parking, no/psts, Kitchen • Bath • Decks abte973-360-S698 Residential Roofing ' SlXO'fmiicluHs, 15 sec Doors • Windows JB HOME IMP., LLC Tear Off Specialist fl >;sr 'ease 975324-7741 90*687-0704 MOONLIGHTING Home Inspection 6 Repairs Custom Lighting Specialist 908562-6133 MA0SON- 28R dujlex, 1 Hock Local Bustoesspesson INNOVATIVE Sheetrbck • Free Est. CHATHAM HEW PROVIDENCE SUMMiT • 908-276-7167 Certified Installation •CT "Ad town dtect train/ seeking to purei-ase REMODELING SOLUTIONS 308-233-5533 ?rse§gfflessn§§ . ;.s tc NYC, l. a sâppa, cr.s:a> ca'-e' Babya*>ar;s*c^sa"-d IIS toos.tevs. c= es^s FURNtTUHE. SAFE. RE- . •Exceptional Quallty* CALL 9O&66S-9561 90S-50S-9200 732-259^990 c 3^ss. scEBpDooi- items CORDS, GLASSWARE. : Fbr Your Intesiof Ossîs R.C. COATING, LLC DON'S TREE SERVICE }JEW PSOMDENCE - 2nd- flr 2 BEDROOM ^T Chenv M«d CASH OSLYT KITCBESWABE, COL- , DELIVERY AVAILABLE l d Tirt Bd ftefiov • Siieetrock - Carpentry •Best Prices* - -2-1- , home, 3 sleigh bed. c-esse . •" -a: rr see LECTiBtES. A»D ; 908-464-0203 e3* 'i k.tehen, te—s BRJ&A-BSAC ' s" ts 3"3 ~-c* rce' Baemhtei Uphofetev Free Est - Work Guaranteed •Free Estimates* •atei kd& 9/1. fk> pete. & 2nts stardi. .*«* sr DGX. , 973-7633S1S 732-388-8781 *Fui(y Insured* £1500 mo -r uJBs, Si mo Vaus S430C sarfes $i-*7£ 908-233-5816 ê: 908647-7784. can deliver 732-33^690 SHORT HILLS CONT., LLC A. RICH'S MASOfERY BEDROOM SET - Os.se' \ Ada • Reno- Remodeling Sidewalks, steps, RR ties, pat- EW PROVIDENCE. 3BR sise. nsruic G3n ccior, j A&H ELECTRICAL Roof • Siding - Windows ios, driveway seafasaSig & M& A TREE SERVICE 1 -. BA, LV.-0R..EIK. ara!orre, ti'esse' o^* " CHATHAM NEW SUMMIT WESTRES I For Aii Your BecSncai Needs! 908-S87-0S06 small sspsis. Rse esirrses Trirarr.ing £ Removals Ls."^, garage, no pets, =nd tstle. S240C, best Free Estimate • Fuiiy ins. 908464-7446 24hr. Sue • Free Estimate r, S, S170Q & ma. PROVIDENCE HULTJ FAMILY Westfisid Antiques , 90S-272-7909 SUNSET PINES 2001 908-789*752 Ca5 90S-377-5230 Easement Waterproofing SGS-577-889S OF HOME SALE GARAGE SALE Grand Reopening J. GUERROO China Cabinet - 2 pc. tea ALK Electric Contractor French Drains MASONRY & SIDEWALKS STUMP GRINDING .SHORT HILLS CAKSASE crafted, teafc. S275. MULTWAWLY Fnda, & Sat^-sa Res[. Comm. Free Est ins. 908-522-1544 patios, retaining valis, & •••Fast Service -HOUSE- Quiet impeccable 732-3S2-381S FRIDAYS SATURDAY GARAGESA1H Lie # 9732. waterproofing, 5 _S =*ud,o & heated garage Ses^Tter 16" & l~ UNIQUE VISIONS SRANOT CRANE COMPANY T - o- Ce-t-ai & 908-7554030 973*350564 908-247-2468 , . D, AC.HBO.TV;-IMffiy Crate & Barre: King Carsaa, 9AM-4PH Add- Renov-Remodeling » f jm., ail utBs. NS, Bsd. csrk WGOd, dez- 3-oie St-ee: Faux Painting- Tile 30 Colony Drire CONVENIENCE ELECT. C£WT. \o pets. Inc. Refs. sauara Ur.es S60Q 050 196WATi«i«SAVE, Lie. #6553 908-3704928 Menza Masonry & - PO Box Ji2,07078. 308-277-3417 Park on Side St. Or? P <--e G 0»s >-,er,jt 908-232-3668 SATURDAY, 5ST, 17" Quality Workmanship Building inc. | l_ DHL MAURO & SONS, INC Mar• ••c-se"is s^= Man.. -Tq-e& 908-276-3342 r i SPECIALIST IN ALL PHASES | Basement Waterproofing g t*;TE *a e 5rr "" g * of Masonry w/21 yrs exp. Drain work - Sun-p Pumps Um RiS&LE SHOP coupes. «rtq-e otick- SAM-3PM KSEDER ELECTRIC lilt to Keeping jmme of goad used furniture, daa, d sftes, sst s ;> «e. g" * Residential -Commercial *Worf3Tian's Compensation 973564*094 a-bracK, Crer^ !> n ng saaiss 8. et:., a «z t> -s Me" 3*! If 2 As and CLEANING SERVICE & liability Insurance Cemit- lllfca^d¥«tS *oo^ tab s, e^d ars es. r & Industrial. Uc.# 3124 "teê* sst. era -s eos »e 2CK erf 908-484-8980 FoUsn Girl Soaking to clean cates supplied for each' p?s,ttec^st»iacpap homes S offices, own tians- job. •jyc toftec >£»s se3: 3"S Lea c* OSS' PLEASE, HO EARLY po/tat/on. English Speak- ccrêe table & is«3> RAIDER ELECTRIC *• Local references CONNOLLY BROTHERS !€all 273-5564 for more information. BIRDS! license* 14400 ing. Exceiient Refs. Lot's * Competitive Rates Professional VVjrictav Ctean'ssg 4TS Morris Ave,s Summit Hot Tubs • Jacuzzi ef &penence. Monica 90S- * Guaranteed Wo* Residential Hours: Mo«.-Sat 1&AM-4:30PM 508-233-2444 259^242/908-494-2347 Free Est. 908-665-0813 (9083276*556 of 2755867 PAGE 12 - The Summit Herald and Berkelej. Heights-New Providence Dispatch, Saturday, September 17, 2005

Legal ads TURE OF BIO CON- onsnance requires adequate Bids shall be submitted on SUMMARY OR SYNOPSIS OF 2004 AUDiTREPORT BID NOTICE TAINED THERE pubic sanitary sewer and pub- the forms provided, in the man- OF CITY OF SUMMIT AS REQUIRED BY M.J.S. 40A:S-7 continued from CfTY OF SUMMIT A Bid Secuifty fe required in The Common CounoJ of the lic water capacity and connec- ner designated therein and re- PROJECT: DIESEL-POW- the amount of ten percent City of Summit has awarded a tion or extension approval as a quired by the Specifications. COMBWED COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEETS PAGE 9 ERED BRUSH CHIPPER (10%) of Sha to« bid, ba not contract without competitive condition of completeness and They must be enclosed in • DEPARTMENT: Department more Stan S20,000, in the foroi bidding as a professional ser- creates new Check List Items sealed.envelopes, bearing the DECEMBER 3t. 2004 DECEMBER 31.2003 . of Community Services of a Did bond; cartifiedchecK or vice (or extraordinaiy, unspeci- for site plans and/or subdivi- name and address of Sie bid- PENDING toble service) pursuant to sions.? der and the nama of the project ORDINANCE 05-2671 Seated bids will be received ;ashandlnvestrnenis S 20,'t66,'(3S.63 S 22,853,306.10 by (lie Purchasing Department to the C4y of Summit NJilA 40A:11-5(1}!a} The I, Patricia A. Rapach, Town- on fie outside, addressed to 734,581.91 the Mayor and Township Com- Taxes, Assessrnsnts, Uens and Utifity Charges Receivable 732568.07 AN ORDINANCE AUTHO- of the City of Summit ai 1V00 Bidders, when appropiiate, contract and the resoUion au- ship Cterts of ihs Township of Property Acquired for Taxes - Assessed Value 272,700,00 272,700.00 RIZING CONDEMNATION shaif comply With ffie prcM- thortzng it are available tor Berkeley Heights, County of mittee, TOWNSHIP OF 2,701,02488 /' A.H. Tuesday, September 27, BERKELEY HEIGHTS, Accounts Receivable 2,943,675.01 PROCEEDINGS FOB MOR- 2005 h the Council Chamber, sions of ths followng laws of public inspection in the effce of Union; State of New Jersey, Fixed Capital- RIS AVENUE CORRIDOR City Hall, 512 Springfield Av- New Jersey: P.L 1963 0 150 thadtyCiefk. hereby certify that the above UNION COUNTY, NEW JER- entitled Ordinance was adopt- Fixed Capital Authorized and Uncompleted - Utility 9,048,353.08 8,266,953.02'' PROJECT (Morris Avenue enue, Summit, New Jersey for (Prevailing Wage Act); PL, Awanted to: MaserConsBR- SEY, and must be accompa- Deferred Charges to Future Taxation - General Capital 56,193,166.78 S7.SB1,925,67 CorridorPeoject) ONE DIESEL-POWERED 1977 c33 {Corporation areifor mo,PA ed on Final Passage by the nied by a certified check, Township Committee of the Deferred Charges to Revenue oi Succeeding Years 122,000.00 WHEREAS, Union County is BRUSH CHIPPEfl Partnership Owner Informa- ux tns Period. Completon of cashiei's check, or ba bond in Genera! Fixed Assets 11B.694.061.33 116.444.023.67 undertaking intersection ira- Scope of Services Township of Seiketey Heights ths form provided of not less in accordance with the spaciff- tion); and any subsequent al ils meeting hefd on Septem- provemBnfe along Morris Av- catians and proposal forms for amendments thereto. Bidders Services: Canoe Brook Park- that 10% of the mount bid. TOTAL ASSETS S 206.173.254.90 S 209.304.521.21 enue in connection with a conway, SecSon 11 improvements - ber 13,2005. Said check or bid bond may not same which may be obtained are required to comply wi!h trie be less than S500 nor shall ft. struction project referred to as at the office of the Department requirements of NJ. S A 10:5- Profesaonal Engineering Ser- PATRICIAA RAPACH 1hs Moms Avenue Corridor vices Township Cierk be more than $20,000 and of Community Service, 512 31etseq.andNJAC 17.27 must ba accompanied by a LIABILITIES, RESERVES AND FUMD BALANCE Prcfectand Springfield Avenue, Sumniit, (Affirmative Aotta) and P.L Cost 515,900.00 Township of BerteSey Heights WHEREAS, Morris Avenue is DAVID LHUGHES Dispatch September 17,2005 Consent of Surely statement in NJ 07901. 2004, c 57 (RJ.SA 52-32-44) the form provided fonn a Sure- Bonds, Notes and Loan Payable. S 51,387,400.00 S 56,499,700.00 a Union County Road within All bids shell be addressed (Business Regtsfiation). City Clerk 42 x .25 = S 10.50 Improvement Authorizations 8,287,647.B6 ' 7,503,464.74 Dated: September 7,2005 ty Company stating that tie the Cite of Summit and to DAVID L HUGHES. PUR- The Common Council re- Surety Company will provide Oihsr Liabilities and Special Funds 13,374,567.49 12,731,873.41 •. WHEREAS, in connection CHASING DEPARTMENT ss>ues 8ie nght to rgecf aJ S.H September 17,2005 TOWNSHIP OF 4,684,168.84 4,201,568.84 2725 SB75 the bidder with a bond for Amortization of Debt forFixe d Capital Acquired or Authorized wift fte Morris "Averiae Corri- SECRETARY. 512 SPRING- bids or proposals, waive any BERKELEY HBGHTS 100% of the Contract amount 1,799,453.62 1,672,699.33 UNION COUNTY, NJ Reserve for Certain Assets Receivable dor Project, a parcel of proper- FIELD AVENUE. SUMMIT. NJ minor defects, and in the case in the event that the Contract is Fund Balance •9,945,955.76 10,251,38552 ty owned by Antique Realty, 07901. Bids, along with bid se- of a tie, award on the casts of awarded to the bidder. A Non- Investment in General Fixed Assets 116.694.061.33 . 116.444.029.67 LLC containing a 50 square: curities, must be enclosed si a reasonable grounds, or accept RDED FINAL ADOPTION Collusion Affidavit and a ieet parcel is required to be ac- property SEALED envelope the bid that in its judgment wSi ths Common Counc8 of the , PUBLIC HEARING AND FI- Record of Recent Contract •QT&L UABlLtTIES. RESERVES AND FUND BALANCE S 206.173.254.90 S 209.304.521.31 quired in fee for the location of bearing on the outside Ihe be forfh s bast interests of tha City of Sianmit has awarded a NAL ADOPTION OF OHDl- Awards must also accompany a traffic lioMpola; and name-wihs bidder and fhs N&: City of Summit, and consider contract without competitive NANCE INTRODUCED ON the proposal on tfie forms pro- WHEREAS, although Morris TUBE OF THE BID CON- bids for sixty (60) days after HStSng as a professional ser- AUGUST 16, 2005: . vided. , Avenue is under the jurisdiction TAINED THESEIM. thea" receipt. vice {or extraordinary, unspeci- "AN ORDINANCE TO CITY OF SUMMIT of Union County, since the A Sid Security is required in tki charge shall be made or fiable service! pursuant to AMEND SECTION 11.1.1 (F) PROPOSAL FORMS SHALL right-of-way of the road" is the amount or fen percent recoysry had for publishing any N.J.SA 40A:11-5(1Ma). This GENERAL REGULATIONS NOT BE REMOVED FROM COMPARATIVE STATEMENTS OF OPERATIONS AND CHANOE IN FUND BALANCE owned by the City of Summit, (10%) qf the total bid, but no! official advertising unaccompa- contract and the (esdtaBan au- OF PART II - PARKING, DRI- THE FORM OF PFtOPOSAl. CURRENT FUND - the City is required to obtain more than $20,000, in the form nied by such statement of thorizing K are available for VEWAYS AND LOADiNG PROPOSALS MUST BE thB needed property on behalf of a bid bond, certified check or price, public inspection «i the office of SPACES OF ARTICLE 11.1 MADE UPON THE BLANK YEAR ENDED YEAR ENDED of Union County from Antique cashier's check, made payable DAVID L HUGHES the City Clerk. OF THE MUNICIPAL LAND FORMS PROVIDED AND DECEMBER 31,2004 DECEMBER 3t.S003 Realty, LLC necessary for the Awarded to: Keller & Kirt- USE PROCEDURES ORDI- iotheCityofSumral CSyClerk SUBMITTED IN THE BOUND REVENUE AND OTHER INCOME REALIZED placement of the traffic fight Bidders, when appropriate, . Dated: September T, 2005 NANCE TO THE TOWNSHIP BOOK WHICH SHALL BE pole; and shall comply with the previ- S.rt September 17,2005 Forthe Period: Completion of OF BERKELEY HEIGHTS" LEFT WHOLE AND INTACT S 5,923,000.00 5 5,716,075.00 WHEREAS, the City Solicitor (This Ottfinance amends the IN EVERY RESPECT. Fund Balance Utilized sions of the folfowiig laws of 7S2S S1950 Scope of Services Miscellaneous - From Other Than Local has negotiated with Antique New Jersey: P.L. 1963 c. 150 Services: City Hall Parking on-site minimum parking re- Bidders are required to com- Realty, LLC regarding the ac- quirements.) roperty Tax Levies 9,366,776.90 3,156,112.79 {Prevailing Wage Act): P.L Lot - Professional Surveying ply with the requirements of 543,341.13 542.020.25 quisition of the needed proper- • CHANGE ORDE Services P.L 1975 Chapter 127 fora n Collection Of Delinquent Taxes and Tax Title Liens - 1977 c.33 (Corporation and/or I, Patricia A. Rapach, Town- Collection of Current Tax Levy 83.762.397.72 78.S02.069.11 ty which negotiations have Partnership Owner Informa- The Common Council, pur- Cost 53,500.00 ship Clerk of the Township of affirmative action program for ' been unsuccessful. tion); and any subsequent suant to NJAC. 5S4-» et. DAVID L HUGHES Berkeley Heights, County of equal employment opportunity, TOTAL INCOME S 99.595.515.75 S 94.328.277.15 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT amendments thereto. Bidders seq., has authorized 3 change CityCieri; Onion, Sals of New Jersey, if awarded a contract, your ORDAINED BY THE COM- are required to comply with the order for the project named be- Dated: 3spteraber7,2D05 hereby certify that the above company/firm will be required MON COUNCIL OF THE CtTY requirements of NJ.SA 10:5- SJi:Sedanber17,2005 to comply with the require- low. enflfeo Ordinance was adopt- EXPENDITURES OF SUMMIT, as follows: 31 et seq. and NJAC. 1727 The authorizing resolution is £655 S6S0 ed on Final Passage by the ments of P.L 1975 C. 127 That the City SoBcitor be and (Affirmative Action) and P.L. aralable for pubfc hspection Township Committee of the iNJAC 1727). he is hereby authorized to 2004. c. 57 (N.J.SA 52:32-44) in the ofBce of the CSy Clerk. Township of Berkeley Heights Bidders must also comply 26.122,805.45 commence condemnation pro- {Business Registration). at te meeting heM on Septem- 28,206,892.66 Project: Pedestrian Safety CONTRACT AWARDED with the requirements of P.L 2,717,480.00 2,877,83024 ceedings for the acquisition of The Common Council re- improvements - Sage 1A • Pursuant to N.J.SA40A: 11 ber 13,2005. 1977, Chapter 33 amending the 50 square foot parcel con- County Taxes 22,249,111.46 21,914,176.73 serves the right to reject all Contractor: Statewide Sirip- the Township Committee of the PATRICIAA, RAPACH the Local Public Contracts Local School Taxes 40,338,884.00 37,247573.00 stituting part of Block 401, Lot 5 bids or proposals, waive any ing Co. Townshp of Berkeley Heights Township Clerk Law. Bidders must submit a on ihe City fax map required in Special District Taxes 166,700.00 174,020.00 minor defects, and in tfie case Additional WorK and Hs Ne- has awarded the following con- Township of Berkeley Heignts statement setting forth the Other Expenditures 1.260.58 connection with the Morris Av- of a tie. award on the basis of cessity. Decrease in various . tract. Dispatch: Septern&er 17,2005 names and addresses of all 72.409.S7 enue Corridor Project, such reasonable grounds, or accept materials and labor Contract awarded to: Keller 38x.25 = $950 stockholders in the corporation TOTAL EXPENDITURES parcel being more particularly * the bid Siat in te judgment will ' Original Price: S51.950.00 & Kirkpatnck, 900 Lanidex or members of the partnership S 88.408.514.99 shown on the map entitled be for the best interests of the Total of Change Order #!: Piaza, Parsippany, NJ 07054 who own ten percent (10%) or Excess/(Deflcit) in Revenue "COUNTY OF UNION, GEN- City oi Summit, and consider ($21,872.25) Contact amount S2.100.00 CONTRACT AWARDED more of its stock, or have a ten S 5,919,762.16 ERAL PROPERTY PARCEL Service: Traffic Signal Sudy - bids.for sixty (60) days after Total of Previous Change Or- Pursuant to N.J.SA 40A: 11 percent (10%) or greater inter- Adjustments to Income Before Fund Balance; MAP, INTERSECTION IM- their receipt. ders: 50.00 Snyder Aye, Hamilton Ave. & the Township Commffles of ths est in tjie case of a partnership. PROVEMENTS FOR THE Locust Expenditures Included above which are Deferred No charge shall be made or Total Contract to Date: Township of Berkeley Heights No bid may be wrfndraiwi for 122.000.00 MORRIS AVENUE CORRI- has awarded the followingcon - sixty (60) days after the open- Charges to Budget of Succeeding Year recovery had farpublishin g any S30.077.75 A copy of the resolution Statutory Excess to Fund Balance S 6,037,187.05 S 5,919,762.18 DOR PROJECT, showing Ex- official advertisffig unaccompa- DAVID L HUGHES awanfmg this contract and ths tract ing of bids. A Contract will be isting Right of Way and Parcels nied by such statement of CityCle* contract are on file in the Town- Contract awarefed to: _T & M swarded to ihe lowest respon- 7,619.348.23 7,417.661.07 To Ba Acquired In the City Of Fund Balance, January 1 price. Dated: September 7,2005 ship Clerifis office. Associates, Eleven imdall sible bidder or all proposals win $ 13,656,535.28 S 13,337,423.23 Summit, New Jeisey, Scale: 1" DAVID L HUSHES S.H.: September 17,20(35 PATRICIAA. RAPACH Road,Middletovm,NJ bs rejected within sixty (60) = 2ff, June 2004," prepared by City Clerk 29x.25 = S7.25 Township Clerk Contract amount 517,925.00 days after the opening of bids. Less: Utilized as Anticipated Revenue 5:923.000.00 5.718.075.00 AmerCom Corp. Dated: September 7,2005 Dispatch: SepL 17,2005 Service: Construction inspec- The Mayor and Township NOTICE OF S.H: September 17,2005 CONTRACT AWARDED 22x.2S = f- — tion Services for Maple Avenue Committee of the TOWNSHIP Fund Balance, December 31 S 7.733.535.28 7.619.34S.23 PENDING ORDINANCE 78 x .25 = 519.50 The Common Council of the & BakerAvenue OF BERKaEY HEIGHTS re- The Ordinance published City of Summit has awarded a NOTICE OF A copy of ihe resolution serves the right to reject all herewith was introduced and BID NOTICE - contract without competitive CONTRACT AWABDED awarding this contract and the bids, to reject unbalanced bids, passed upon first reading at a CfTY OF SUMMIT bidding as a professional" ser- Pursuant 10 N.J.S.A. 40A: 11- contract are en file in the icwn- and to waive any informality in CITY OF SUMMIT regular meeting of the Com- PROJECT:SANITARY SEW- vice (or extraordinary, unsped- 2(6) fte Township Commfflee sHp Clerk's office. any bid. mon Council of the City of ER LINING fiable service) pursuant !o of the Township of Bericeley PATRICIAA. RAPACH PATRICIA RAPACH COMPARATIVE STATEMENTS OF OPERATIONS AND CHANGE IN FUND BALANCE Summit, in The County of DEPARTMENT: Department M.J.S.A. 40A:11-5(1)ta). IMS Heights has awarded the fof- Township Clerk Berkeley Heights SEWEfl UTIUTY OPERATiNG FUND Union, New Jersey held on of Community Services contract and the resolution au- lowing Professional contract Dispatch: SapL 17,2005 Township Clerk Wednesday, September 7, Seated bids win be received thorizing it are available for without compeunVe bid. 22x^5=55.50 Dispatch: September 17,2005 YEAR ENDED YEAR ENDED 2005. It will be furfter consid- by the Purchasing Department public inspectfan m the office of Con&act awarded to: JohnJ. 1 Six .25 = S4O.25 DECEMBER 31.2003 tf>e City Cleric . DECEMBER 31. 2004 ered for final passage alter oi the City of Summit at 11:00 Psirano, Esq.. McElroy, TOWNSHIP OF REVENUE AND OTHER INCOME REALIZED public hearing thereon, at a AM. Tuesday, September 27, Awarded to: Dr. MVSten B. DeuSsch, Mulvaney & Carpen- BERKELEY HEIGHTS PUBLIC NOTICE regular meeting of said Com- 2005 in ihe Council Chamber, Felegi - Atlantic Health Sys- ter, 1300 Mount Kembte Av- UNION COUNTY, NJ The Zoning Board of Adjust- Fund Balance 437,000.00 .. 400,000.00 mon Council in the Council City Hal!, 512 Springfield Av- tems Hospital Corp/Corporate enue, Morrisiown, NJ PUBUC NOTICE ment meeting held Monday, Collection of Sewer Use Charges 2,006,888.49 2*039,255.45 Chamber at 32 Springfield Av- enue, Summit, New Jersey for. Health Services Service: Labor Attorney TJie Mlowing dates wera mis- September 12,2005 memorial- Miscellaneous 343.601.01 2S3.25S.69 enue in said City on Wednes- SANITARY SBiVER UNfNG - For lha Period: Upon Com- Amount: Not to exceed printed in tfie Township ized the following resolutions: day, October 5, 2005 at 8:00 in accordance with the specifi- pletion of Scope of Services SS.OOO.OO Newsletter. Tns municipal Christina Echaniz, 22-22A TOTAL INCOME 2.787.489.50 pjn. During the weal® prior to cations and proposal forms for Services: Physician Consul- A coov of fB resoUion bLHlalng evening dates and •Walnut Street, Block 510, Lot and up to and including the same which may be obtained te&n and Referral Services for awanfcg ths contract and the nouns are as felows: 43. Granted. date of such meeting, copies of for S75.00 at fte oifice of fte the Fre Department contact are on Se h the Town- MUNICIPAL BUILDING KnsSn lisjeks, 2S Colony Dri- EXPENDITURES said ordnance wiS be made Department of Community Ser- Cost: Not to exceea EVENfflSHOUHS ve, aock3tO7, Lot 16. Granted. available at the Cie*s Offts in vices, 512 Sprhgfield Avenue, 52,800.00 PATRICiAA. RAPACH For the conveosnee of the Sheila Petzer, 15 Morris Budget Expenditures- said City Hal to the members Summit, NJ. The project com- DAVID L HUGHES Townsftp Clerk rssdents trse-Murecpa! Clerk's Court, Block 4101. Lot 21. Operating 1.877,114.50 1,836.191.28 of the general public who shall pletion date is November 18, CityCfefii KqafcfE Seotember 17^005 Office and Treasurer/T2x CoS- Grarted 18,100.00 21,129.00 2005. DeferTad Charges and Statutoiy Expenditures request the same. Dated: ft7;05 24x^ = 56.00 lecfef's Office wi! rensain open DENN1S M. GALVIN Capital Improvements 125.000.00 125,000.00 DAVID!_ HUSHES Mi bids shall be addressed SM.: 8,17/05 unta 7:00 pis. or; SSs n^his of Secretary Debt Seivice 360.700.00 134.00E.no City Clark -to DAVID L. HUGHES. PUR- TOWKS Sis Toswshp ComnaSee Pub- Zoning Boan! of Adjusfrnenf Dated: September 7,2005 CHASING DEPARTMENT BERKELErHBGHTS lic Meatmg. Marnage AppSca- Dated: September 13,2005 TOTAL EXPENDtTURES 2.380.914.50 2.116.320.23 SECRETARY. 512 SPBfHG- UfaONCOUKTY.NJ tos and ofisr basssess nor- S.H.: September 17.2005 S.H.: September 17,2KB mal performed by ffsa Cfe.*s 20x.25 = S5.00 100 x. 25 = S 25.00 RELD AVENUE. SUMMTT. HJ COKTRACT AWARDED PiSBUCHOVCE Stetutory Excess To Fund Balance 405,575.00 576,193.86 07901. Bids, along wBibHse- Tns Goromon CO»JKS of tne PLEASE TAKE NOTICE tot office "and Treasarer/Tax C01- lecfcfs Office ssay be cortdad- SID NOTICE cur&es, niust be enclosed in a City of Summit has awaiESti a ths Tcwrshp CoiKiiittes of Sis PUBUC NOTICE Fund Balance, January 1 1.4E7.367.16 1.311.173.30 CITY OF SUMMIT property SEALED envelope contraui wilhotst csmpstnive Township ss Bertcsiey Heights • ed on Sjeê iate n^?te. Tne Summit Downtown, Ire., the 1,693,342.16 1,837,367.16 PROJECT:OAK RIDGE AV- bearing on tie outside the biddsig as a pmsssioml ser- has chanoed Sis s&tiig Sue schediite s as feiows: organization that manages Tuesday September 27B> Decreased by: tNUE SECTION 1! rasie of tha bHdarand tts NA- vfcs {or extraordinary, ur^3ed- of 8® foSwAig mesS^ So add Summit's Special Improvement 437.000.00 DEPARTMENT: Department TURE OF THE pID COM- fjat3ie serviced pursuant to 2 Conference Session. Execu- Tuesday OcJofc£f25tft QisSsct. announces that it wiil Transferred to Current Fund as Revenue saesday November 29*h of Community Services TA3NEDTHEREW. NJ-SA 40A:11-5(1|(a}. Tnis tss Session may be heki Tns hold an ejection for five (5) Fund Balance, December 31 1.437.367.1S Sealed bids wit be received A BH Security is required in ccnSact aad the resofedjon aii- meefhg was corfaiGad on a 1st Tuesday OecembsrSCth • seats on its Board of Tnjstees by the Purchasing Department the amours- or ten percent tftorking it are avaJaKs fcr of mee&xjs sat fesfi iw rescii- PATRICiAA. RAPACH on Tuesday, October 25,2005. of the City of Sumirsit at 11:00 {10%) d the total bid. but not publk: mspection gi the offee of !ion dated JamsiyZ, 2305: AS downtown stakeholders - A.M. Thursday, October 6, SheCifyCierfc p property owners, business more than $20,000, m the form TUESDAY, Dispatch: SsptasEef 17.2305 CITY OF SUMMIT 2005 m the Council Chamber, of a bjd 6ond, certified cned; or , Asaitted te: AiiarfSc HsaBi SEPTEMSEfi27,2005 asmers, office tenants and res- City Hall, 512 Springfield Av- 3225 $S0e idents) tenants - may fcaeTgi - cashiers check, made payable Svstems Corporate Health PtfflUCMEETWG COMPARATIVE STATEMENTS OF OPERATIONS AND CHANGE IN FOND BALANCE emie, Surnmit, New Jersey for. to the City of Summit Services BEBKELEf HEIGHTS UM- TOW?iSHPOF bte to qualify as a candidate and may be eligible to vote. PARKING UTILITY OPERATING FUND OAK RIDGE AVENUE Bidders, wnert gjprspriata, Fee the Peria± Upon Com- BERKELarHEXaHTS SECTION!! shall comply with the provi- ptefis! of Scope of Sereicas 29 PAHK AVENUE HNfOKCCWNTY, HJ For Btfonna!3on about be- YEAR ENDED YEAR ENDED in accordance with ins specifi- sions of tns fotaarsg tews of Services: Physical Exarss - SERKELET HEKSBTB, HI REPLACE*E«T OF THE coming a candidate toon for a DECEMBER 31.2004 DECEMBER 31.2003 cations and prdbosa! farms for New Jersey: P.L. 1963 c ISO Pre-en»playfnsjh fcf anfen?! 1.738 PU - Co»feence Sss- RSEHOiKEBOOF seat on the Boaid of inistees. REVENUE AND OTHER INCOME REALIZED same which may tie obtained {Prevailing Wags Act); P.L. empfeyses skK? - Various Hams CONTRACT BHOS-Q! piease contact George BeSjer at fte office of the Department 1377 c.33 (ConxHstson and'or CostS1S,004.!» Z &0C PM -Rsgu^- agenda of fte Berber Agency at 908- Fund Balance 250,000.00 19O,0S0.» of Commun^y Services, 512 nonce TO SDOERS 217-1343. For information Partnership Owner informa- DAVID L HUGHES Bxscu^/e Sessktn may bs MOTiCE s n«refay g^ysn Sist Collection of Pariang Revenue 1,804.920.32 1,630.255.57 Springfield Avenue, Summit, tion): and any subsequent C3yCie« hesi about registeraig to vote m the Misceganaous 113.438.41 NJfcafeeofS75. Theprojset amendments thereto. BMdare seatei tab for corstrjetkm of e'iectiGn, please contact 62.829.82 Patncia A. Hapa*. RKGCMC SB HEPLACEMENT OF THE completion date is Aptii 29, are required to compjy with me Towraiip Gfe-A Nanette Kryston of KrysSon's TOTAL INCOME 2.117.750.14 1.933.753.93 200B. FiHEHOUSE HOOF in Sis Haisware at 908-507-2B34. requireragps of NJ.SA 10a- Dfefafch: Ssptetrfser '7,2005 TDWNSHfp OF BERKELEY All bids shall be addressed 3i et seq. CAfftrniaffvs Action) 30x55 =S7.50 HE'GHTS. umOi COUNTY. Tne deadiê for qualifying as to DAVIO L HUGHES. PUR- a-sd Pi. 2004, c. 57 (NJ.SA K£W JEBSEY 'en's be received a sarxjidaie ami for reoistering EXPENDITURES CHASING DEPARTMENT 52:32-44) (Business Registra- to vcte is September 26,2005. SECRETARY. 512 SPRING- 3t 8K TC5WNSH IP OF BEFKE- Ihe Conimon Counex of ?ne H LEV HEiGKIS, 29 Pa* Av- STEVE WE1N3ERG Budget Expenditures: FIELD AVENUE. SUMMIT. NJ sne C% of Sisrsrjt has anieoded a UWON COUNTY, Hi Chair 0790T. Bids, along with bidse- enae, Beriefey Hefefiis, Nay Operating 1,002,925.00 676.4a.50 serves the ijîf S3 reiect a2 pienovsly awarded cottfraci NOTWEOF Jersey on Tuesday, Ostofcej 4, Summit Downtown, inc. Capital Improvement 30,000.00 3O.CM0.0a curties, must 6e erstosed si a bMs or prqscsafe. watae any sKttoJ? csts^Htifee bidding as HHALADOPTiOW 908-277-0411 properly SEALED envelope 20C5 st 10:00 sJn. p-rsvsiiig Debt Service 613,197.ro 633.107.50 minor defecS. and s» fce case a professional ssfvea (of ex- FifSLsC HEAflffe AMD B- fens S.H:Sep1emteEi7.2005 24.900.00 21,033.89 bearing on Sha outside the 332S S325 Deferred Charges and SJsiutory Expenditures of a tie. aware 30 tha bass of inasnSiaJB arspecmabte ser- NAL ADOPTKSJ OF OBD!- Ihe wortt genera?/ cssss Surplus Seneral Budget 200.000.00 150.005.00 name of fte bidder and ftsN & iBasonabfe grronds, or accept vfcei pursuant to NJ.SA NAHCE . IKTBODUCEO QH o? ai ms&refatf iaScr rsc^- TUBE OF THE BID CON- fts ba Sat in its judgment wiS 40A:11-5i1M2l. Said eorfracs AUGUST 1& 2005: sary te corîXS ê rep^^- NOTICE OF HEARING TAINED bs fa? the bast interests of the was orfcpaly awarded on Ap»i 'AM OfSMlMKE AJKND- msm of Sie riEhouse Rhe! 'et- TAKE fiOT.CE THAT the TOTAL EXPENDITURES s 1.871.022.00 A Bfcf Sacunty is required fa City of Susitsd. and oons'der 13, 2005. - This coasast !N6 THE 2005 WHMUU AND oa6>g, Sa! not isflsd b, rs- ZsiSsg Sssii Of Adjustment of biis far skSy (60s days aSef Sis amouni of ten psicenS nd 8 K esoWEW C MAXHMJU RATE OF SALARY pSacemsfS oi starszhc- saam tfte Cily cf Summit, New Jer- SMutory Excess To Fund Balance s 246,723.14 218,225.33 (Kfist or Ihe toe! ba, SJUI no! tneir receipt. are assilabJe k% AHB COMPEHSAT1OH OF meta! rod. pSyw&xi dseSig rs- - ssy wjl held a hean>ig on Oc- tober 11, 2005 at 7:30 p.m. in rnora'tan SO.000, in te ferni No chaige sfcaB be rna* or ELECTED ANB APPOBITED piaceoKnt. S d S Fund Balance, January 1 424.671.26 395.444.23 of a bid bond, eertffisd check or recovery had forpubSshin g any y TOWSSfHOFF, A p a fts C% HaS Couns! Cham- 671,399.40 614,67155 cashier's check, made payable o^cial advening unaccompa- Awarded ID: Andrew R. NCW-UNW EMPLOYEES M wfe Sse Sam 3! piopsss?, coo- h&%, 512 SpshgSeld Avenue, s S=K3nit, îew Jersey to consid- Decreased by: to fteCt y of Summit nied by sush statement 01 iKffl, P.E TOE VABK50S wnUHPAL tract and sp&^CEfkm pre- 2S0.0OO.00 Bidders, when appropriate, price. DEPAHTHENTS OF THE pared bf JACK ffASOSTARO, er an appfjcatkî affecting the Transferred to Current Fund as Revenue For ths Period: Far tasSon prsperty «ijose siree! adoress shat cenply with the provi- The mapr items of eonsEyo- TOWHSOT OF BEBKELEY ?.£., Asswani Towrsrs Engi- Fund Balance, December 31 s 421.399.40 sions of Ihe Mowing laws of fioniKiioe: HEK3OT5" S TS nse?, TOWSSHi? OF BEFBE- is teio»S!5 as 141 Siactturn Road Sock 2806, Lot 11. RECOMMENDATION New Jersey: P.L 1963 c. 150 7S1 LF InsbBaticB of SestkK 3 in¥R»araer,s in- LEY HEffiKTS. 2S Parit Av- That a complete inventory of general fixed assets be maintained and aphysicai inspection and reconciliaSffii with ihe prscerty raca (Prevailing Waoe Act); P.L cured-ai-piace Bnira - is* spection Services imra S Maximum safery tmgp enue. BsAefey Heights, NJ The condScns affecting this 3e performed on a periodic bass. 1977 c33 {Corporators and'or OAViBL HUGHES Cos!: Net to exceed for me F*s i.Tspedor, EteCieaJ- U7322. property snd Ihfi reasons for the A Corrective Action Plan, which outlines actions the City of Summit will take 10 correct the findings fisted afrove, will be prepared in az-i Partnership Owner infonna- CSyCfc* S28.400.00 irspactDr and Rarrt*g In- P&ts and SpscBfca&io have apptcaSon being hea^J am as fotavs: Reisf to consiruct one XBtianos with federal and state requirements. A copy of it will be placed on file arid made available for pyKio inspeofcn in 5~ 2005. rnsrts, Pfens and Specifica- of a Be, asiasi or. fte basis of oi its City of Sa&ma at 11:00 a pnêssiaaS serves !js sx- PATRiCiAA. BAPSCH tions st tls ios!B% 3? Bete- Tns appfiaSon fcrnis and reasonable grounds, or accept A.M. Tuesday, Sspferatsar 27, taerosaiy, anstsseffi^fe sac- !sy Hs^Ste Biîeeing De- support documents are on fte bid that in Bs judgment VB« 2005 m We Ccunsa ChanOer, vice} pursuant to HJ.SA - Townshfe of Serte^ Heid* Paitsnent 29 Park Avsnus. Be is ihe Department of Com- MORE be for the best interests of fte CSy Hal 512 SpringneW Av- 40A--H-5(tKa}. Saij consact O&iSetiBixr ti. 2005 Seitefcy Hejh^, New Jersey nionity Services, 512 Spraig- City of Summit, and consider enue, SoRsrJL rfew Jerssy isr. was oriâiiy awanfed on Asrf 41X .25=510.25 co proper rBBse. A norv-3- fieM feensje, and may be in- bids fo? sixty (66) days after OJE D'ESEL-POWSiED 19. 2S05. Thrs cofi*;=cf s^cted am workday between LEGAL ADS ON their rece^L SUiMP6H-NEeR anserefcien! and 8s resoUion TOWNSHPOF the hours of 8:00 ajn. and 4:00 No charge snail be made or in accordance- wzlh $)&$D&M- aaSsfiBrsg S are svafebte for si* of BmkSffi HssHs- pjn. Any interes^J party may PAGE 12 recovery had for puMshsig any cations and process! tents for subiic inspectiari sr the aSce of "A ps-lssl msetiq 2nd site appear at the hearing and par- official advertising maccompa- same which may 6e oMajjed *C%C5sfc visS w3 is teH an FSSay. 3«?- iidpaSe ftsab, subject !o the ntsd by such statement s! at the office of fhs Depaifraant Awsrisrf to: Andrew R_ ten*sr 23,2OB a! «0«»M at Vise. of Corrsminitv Savsce, 512 »J, R«XHERNG im Sesteiej' Hatete VofeaMer MiCHEOEKEMNEDY Tfis major iierrs of construc- SpringfieH Avemse, Summit, NM. ADOPTION OF OHDI- Firs CosTfBry Ms.1, fcxsted at Applicant ts!! include: Mi 0790V oSpBor fi»i Period' For staaiion HMCE MnWDiKEO ON 41 HaraBtai Avaioe, Etek S.ri_- SeptasSsr 17,2005 HoSMsxAspbaiiSuiiace AS-bids shaS iss addtassed Savfces: 2S05 Sssfery Sew- AUGUST 16.2005: Hekte. Sa J 451 £5 = 51155 Course Mix i-5 SOS Tons to DAVID L. HUGHES. PyR- gr Repass fnspecfJafi Sssvfcss -AM QBMKAHCE TO SddBisaf Hoi Mix Asphalt Base Course CHASfSG OEPAKTHEHT Cost ftot Is exsssd AHE8O S£Cn«l 4J52, AP- TOWNSHIP OF BERKELEY HEIGHTS Mas 1-2 2000 Tons SECBETARY. 512 g S54.40O.00 POCSTJOH FOH D£¥&OF- sey £g 3e Act ORDINANCE NO.- -OS Granite Curb 3150 LF FIELD AVEHOE. StWBHT. Hd DAViD L. i*JGKES (Chapter 158 S fte Laws of -CAPITAL ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR A SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATION FOR THE DAVID L HUSHES gaS2>.Bit!s.afcngirigtiadse- CtoCietit wem m AHIWIE «, recf- 1963, as a-iendeil and fat SOAD AND DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS ON MAPLE AVENUE AND BAKER AVENUE CgyClerk osrties, muss be enclosed it a ftrso: June 2t, 2005 SOKS, W TSE HTOBCfFftl. fitbfeb If THE TOWNSHIP OF BERKELEY HEIGHTS, APPROPRIATING 521,000 THEREFORE FROM Oased: Ssptembsf 7.2SSS property SEALED erwSaps S.R:June2S,20C5 iAfffi USE PHOCEDOBES WE CAPITAL SURPLUS FUND TO SAID PURPOSES SET FORTH HERSH AS A SUPPLEMEN- S.H: September 17,2005 tearing on B» ouEKte the OSDBiAHCE OF TIE TQWN- e? of lafes and irsdusSy does TAL AND AUTHORIZED TOB E UNDERTAKEN JN AND BY THE TOWNSHIP OF BERKELEY 87x25 = 521.75 name of the bs#fef assi She gA- Stffi» OF BERKELEY HEIGHTS, IH THE COUNTY OF UNION, STATE OF NEW JERSEY." HBQHTS" fExêcaSOK Ths 5E IT ORDAINED &y me Township Csramfflas oS the Tranship of Berkeley Heights, in the county of Jns3?, fte* Jersey as foBows: SECTKW1. Tne irnprasenTenis and purposes descfted fa Section 2 0! this Ordmanceauthorized 3V Sond Oi&ance te. 27-04, adopted on November 23,2004 ara hereby reauthorized as capital im- rcvgnans to be made or accains! by fte Townshp ef Berkeley Heights, County of Unbn, State of AREA MORTGAGE RATES 'tew Jesay. Fcf said irnpraramenis or pmpsses staled in Section 2 tiersof, there is hereby appropri- ated as a ssjpfcnreeitel appropraffcn ftis sign of S21,000 from tha Capital Surplus Fund for said pur-

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Includes 1^00-469^593 under the age of 18 liv- DINNERWAR& Serves 12, ing with parents or legal Lot's of closets and light hogany, 21"D x 36~W X 30 Machines and Candy. FREE SS CASH S$ GRANTS! DONATE YOUR CAR, boat or Mercedes C230 '97 exc cond. Must see. S1950/mo. 81"H, like new, $1,000. complete set, hci serving pes All for 59,995. Call 1-800- custodians, pregnant sug./crm & teapot 908322- For 2005! Never repay. RV to help children fight- . 'Women and people se- heat incl. Avail 10/1 or 973-8B&0197 814^443. For Personal Bills! Home ing diabetes. Tax deducti- rior,101K,$10,750/obo. 11/1. Call 862-485-2224 391Safer6pm 908-512-0569 • "curing custody of chil- ENTERTAINMENT CENTER - ALL CASH CANDY ROUTE. buying! School! New busi- LOUISE J.BAAB ble and free towing. Juve- 1950 BUICKRoadmasterwith dren under 18. WESTFIELD - 1 BR, Is fl, 2 Do you earn up to ness! Fee required nile Diabetes Research MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE GSX 80k, engine and trans run Mahg., 52.5' h, 58"L Refrigerator • Whirlpool, apt TYPES HERE Tbis newspaper will not fm, walk to train & town. holds 27* TV. S750./0BO. S800/day? Your own lo- $5,000-5500,000. Live Foundation thanks you. Turbo-1997, power every- perfect, tons of original parts size refrig freezer, clean, Operators! Call NOW! Please call *- knowingly accept any 5 No Pets $1050/mo + util leave msg. 90^686-3393 cai candy route, includes 973-912-0011 thing, red w/teal feather in storage. $4950. » advertising for real es- Call 908-377-3538 like new, $250 080. Caii 30 Machines and Candy. 1-800-860-21S7 Ex! #101 1-800-578-0408. int, new engine, new S 732-259-9920 - fate which is in violation Matching French style chairs Karen 37341CM)792 All-far $9,995: Call 1-800- brakes/discs, 4WD. 973- Westfleid - 2BR, 1BA, & ottoman, daft wood & FORD Contour '96, 99k mi., * of the law. To report 814-6443. $$GET YOUR CASH N0W$S rjccrealionai tleHicies I fully loaded, good cond.. 66&0034 CHRYSLER NEWPORT '64 * discrimination, call the S1350/M0. + Utils. • Mo. red fabric $600 OBO 90S- AS SEEN ON TV Antique/Classic Auto, 4dr, % Security, Available lm- WASHER/DRYER - Thin $1800. Call 973-376-1725 NISSAN SENTRA GXE - '01, Office of Fair Housing 277-3417 Twin, perfect! S300. ALL CASH CANDY ROUTE. We pay the most for fu- 8 cyt, excellent condition, med. Call 908:7394625 Do you earn up to ture payments from law- FORD EXPLORER EDDIE auto, white, fully loaded, and Equal Opportunity MATTRESS SET- King size Please call 9174950386 3 73k miles. $7500. Serious of the U.S. Department $800/day? Your own.lo- suits, annuities, lotter- NEW TANK 2004 50cc- BAUER '98 - Exc. cond., good cond. 43K, $7,500. WESTFIELD- 2 BR apt, walk pillow top, w/factory war- for more details. Black with flames, $800 Inquires. 908-347-8834 of Housing and Urban to train. No pets. 1 % mo cal candy route. Includes ies. Caf! Prosperity 71700 mi., blue. $7500. 908-608-0962 Bob. ranty new in plastic. Sacri- Partners to cash in. firm 908-693-3559 TOM 908-531-1038 ^Development (HUD) at sec, $1400 mo + utils. fice $275 732-25*6590 30 Machines and Candy. PLYMOUTH COLT HATCH 1-800-669-9777. The HUD 732-739-5605 imitaMit§8f All for $9,995. Call 1-800- 1-800-373-1353 FORD EXPLORER SPORT '01- BACK '91 - 4eyl, 40 mi/gal, TTY telephone number MATTRESS SET- Queen pil- 814-6443. www.pplcash.corn 4WD, exc. cond, 44K, auto, ac, lowner, 97K+ WESTHELD - Studio apt Snowthrower- Husqvama FORD LIGHTNING 5VT 2001 .for the hearing im- low top, brand name new $14,500/obo 908S12-0569 $1700/obo 90&4548892 Supercharged 5.4L V8, ^paired is 212-708- T455. single occupancy, across in plastic w/warranty. 10527 STE. 27* elec ALL CASH CANDY ROUTE. from train station, $120 732-239*630 starrer, new -'04, used 3x Do you earn up to ftulos Far Sale 1385 FORD EXPLORER XLT 02'- SAAB 9-3 '99 - Good condi- 390HP. White, Excellent BASKING RIDGE Condo for heat/hot water incld. $700 973665-1499 $800/day? Your own local ACURA TL 2002—Black w/' 4x4, 3° row, 38k mi. V6 tion, 68,000 miles. shape & care-in & out. - safe, corner unit, 2 Brjr., 2 $550 mo + irh mo sec. SOFA - Full sized, beige/ candy route. Includes 30 leather interior, 67,000 exc. cond., 1 owner, first $7500. 908464-7365. 90&6654589 •- •full BA, ceramic tiles, new No pets. Avail taimed. Call biue. $450. Gali Karen Machines and CancSy. All arts a if sfts 71J hvvy miles, fulfy loaded in- $15,500 9089383015 - carpet bsmt, 1 car ga- Matt 9-5pm 908-928-2045 973410*792. for $9,995. Call 1-S00- Portraits by Marjan cluding auto start feature. Saturn SLL '96 - 4dr, Auto, - rage. $369,900. 90S647- 8145443 Oils/pastels FORD TAURUS 01'- Wagon, 102K Mi, Dk. Green, Gray Great condition! M 65K miles, orig owner, All Int., Good Cond. $1800 •4540 or 908-285-1700 §tS 908-771-9028 $16,500. 908-27 Ford '98, Chateau Club SSEARN INSTANT CASHSS PWD, CD, good cond., S Call 908-245-0263 Wagon. Metallic Blue, Tri- Craftsman Lawnmower - Processing Simple E-mails $5700 908-4B4-0040 ton V8, 153k miles, well used 5 times. S99. 908- PIANO- Baldwin, upright, AUDI Allroad '02, beige Subaru Legacy Outback, slyle 421D, exc cond. A5k- Online. Make $25.00 Per CHilrJCare/Horser? metallic, Bose, leather, al- Ford Taurus '91- Good maintained, good a/c, BERKELEY HEIGHTS - 233-2693 E-Mail! No Limit' Guaran- 97', 85k-miles, A/C, CD Berkeley Heights -1000 SF. ing $1050 obo. Cal! 908- loy wheels, rare 6 spd., cond, gray int/ext, 75k, player, good cond., $5399.00 908-709-0286 .. $389K neg., Cape, 3 Avail. 9/15, Call Landlord Heavy Duly Kitchen Aid Mixer 723-2376 teed Paychecks! More warranty until 6/06, 4dr, new tires/trans, pwr f. Bdrrns, 1.5 Baths, LR, Amazing Programs Avail- $6,000. 908-771-5538 J 3 for appt. at 908-507-6980 S60, Distiller S75, Mage Mill 39,500 miles, great cond. wnd/locks $1200 obo ~:HK, Fireplace, /i acre, able! Partner Up With Our HOUSEKEEPER WANTED Honda Minivan 35- exc Electric Grinder $70 OBO for Summit M-F 18pm. Cleaning, $26,000. 908-277-3151 862-703^)181 SUBARU OUTBACK WGN '00 cond, all pwr, garage kept, {'•Wooded lot, Basement, Berkeley Heights PIANO - Full upright Shaw Website and Make Auto, ABS, AC, PS, W, DL, Share or Divide Office. any 90&322-7017 laundry, some babysitting, Grand Marquis '87- 99K, 145k mi, recent tire/batt ^ Deck, Comm. Pool & Play- piano. Good condition, ivory $59.50 Commission. BMW 3301 '01- prem & CC, PMSND, ETC, 139K Parking, Phone, Internet keys, mahogany color. good English, Driver's Li- mustt see, elegant, white $3395 905SS8-9115 ground, Mins. to NYC vww.RealCashPrograms.corn sport pkg, titanium silver, Ml, Tuned. $8300. lirain. 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IRS Tax De- park-like setting, new improve 337-8800 18,000 BTUs, 15 ampers, [email protected] Navy, AT, 4dr, 80k, 220 wits, 5200 908-286- DON'T THROW OUT traction, sunroof, dealer ductible Ffee Pick-Up/Tow ments. $400,000'a $8,500/0B0. Call Toyota Landeruiser, '00, Any Model/Condition. Help Summit - Bright spacious of- 1060 after 5pm ANYTHING I SSMAKE BIG MONEYSS serviced. $13,500. A 973-701-2014 908647-8059 CALL US FIRST!! Healtfi Services Blue, loaded, Exc. Cond, Underprivileged Children. 1- fice in quiet professional Answering Simple Surveys STEAL! 908-277-8783. FSBO suite w/common wafting AIR CONDITIONER Friedrich We buy Antiques, HONDA CIVIC 98'- White 2DR, 61k, $25,500. obo 908- 80&598-3211. Outreach- Online! Earn S250/Hour! 918-9441 CHATHAM TOWNSHIP room, $800./mo. S0&273- casement, 24,000 BTU. 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Broker & color, 16 linear H. $2499 Natalie 908507-4749 More Amazing Opportu- service, personal approach. 6356291 908-277-2112 201-796-7253 732-277-5404 BUICK Park Ave 1994, 108K Volkswagen- Passat wagon Builder inquiries welcome. obo. 908-233-1964 nities! mi. wht ext/blus int, load •02, 6cyl. all wheel dr, TOP $ Paktfor Used Cars 973-701-S301 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE & Trucks. High miles or AFtsHngTacMeCofecttr www.FastCashAtHome.com leveling, V. well maintained. •99 - Exc. Cond., 81K, Ithr, 47K, fully loaded, biack, MOUNTAINSIDE-. 175 Sun- ^CK£A7" VALUE 20-30 MPG, S3500/B0 snrf, CD, hitch. $9,400. auto, warranty avail. damaged ok. '92 & up. BERKELEY HEIGHTS - 3 br, Dinette Set-5pc $50; 4pc Wanisto buyoid. rods, reels, MAKE OP TO $4000. 90&508-1242 Any Condition 97S632S418 rise Pkwy., 4Br, 1 % Ba, iures, catatogs.deccjs Piano Lessons - Your home. 90S464-7990 $13,000. 908-578-1827 LR, Dfi, BK, Pool, Lrg. 2.5 Dths, finish base, mod- Wicker Set $125; Space Weekly! Exciting weekly em appliances, veiy clean, Heater $25;Micro Cart S«; 908/233-1654 paycheck! Written guaran- Professional teacher. fenced yrd. Great loc., one acre property, quiet fam- tee! 11 year Nationwide Master Degree, Excel. ' $495,000 obo. Owner Re- Bookcase 52S: Stackable Method, Beginning to toc. 908-377-2228 ily street $27QQ/mo. SheSang $20: TV Sand SIS: ALL ANTIQUES-or older Company Now Hiring! Easy 973-216-5331 pis leave msg. Weed Wacfcer $50: Dresser &m. DR sets. BR sets, 1 work, sending oat our Prafess>onaf,973-7Q1-1699 simple one page bro- SUMMIT - FSBO, builders MADiSON - Charming Dutch Mirror $30: Beroe Bike pc or contents of house. ! fixer upper, prime area & $1130. Call 732-388-9599 973-5S64S04 chure! Free postage, Sur> ". property, low S900K, fax Col W/4BR, 1.5 bths, ig plies! Free Information. . info to 905-273-5284. 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'No 1 24x24 -$3,850 New • Renovations chain link or aluminum. 3" -r 1-5PM 36x40-S6.Q90 Foyers - Marble Work Neideat 201-7268580 full BA, C/AC, a!! new" FREE - INSTALLED FREE. S734»153a Experience Required. I generation. 908-464-9240 46 Crabappie Hill Hd. appls.. w/d, garsse. Avsilj FT/PL A!! Looks rteeo'eS i , 48K50 - $13,890 908-322-1361 or fax 908-464-661S House Cleaner, great ref, Raster, country paradise on 4 Ask Hew to get FREE Must Sell! 10/1. $2100 908377-7189 i DIRECTV DVR. NFL Sunday Cafll-SOQ-793-6151 j English speaking, CABLE INSTALLATION '"+ seres. Custom built oy Mike 2^800-863-9128 STATEWIDE FENCE CO. 8 973-21&4892 owner - lovingly maintained.. Summit-1 Fam: 3BR, 2&4. j i ictet. Disable your caSe Pets ami sals R- C- Ind- Sales- Service WIRE MAN 4 BR, iv/haiconies, 3 BA, 2 E!K, LR, DR. Office/Den. today. Call fsr Details Did you surfer a Heart At- Installation • Rentals House Cleaning Service, Compute? • Home Theater r l-SOO-230-2564 . II Stereo *TV 908-762-4O20 iig, BK, LR. DR, FR w brick & Lndrv on l Fi, yard. 1 ] mm STOP FORECLOSURE tack, Stroke, Clot or CARPENTRY 908-272-7577 Excel. Ref., Experienced, rP, Office w/buBt-m book- car sar & off st pan-;, j guaranteed. This isI Heart Surgery while taking Additions • Garages Call Irene 90&89&1441 cases, poo! w/tiecking, 25ft $2,100 + UHi/rno, 1 Giants or Jets Season Tick- Irish Jack Russell Pups ViOXX. "CELEBREX, or The coolest dogs* not bankruptcy. We 1 Basements • Decks Irmas Cleanjjig Service, s 40ft Morton buildirig...exc. Mmo sec. walk to schools ets. 2 or 4 seats; Upper do not buy houses j BEXTRA? You may have a Sheetrock & Repairs Floors S JO for workshop or nobbiest. & trans. Avail immed. deck; Mate offer. wwwirishiackseo!? sisn, wsrth 5253.000^. * SPARKLE ME CLEAN * Free estimates. houses, 9&&43&-9604 800-771-4453" ext 2525. i Call Dennis apartments, condos, Gated entrance, mature 908-277-3207 * 973-475-7103 www.house911.com j Toll-free 1*77-8330926 973-635-5885 Hardwood Boor Specialists landscaping,- • - waterfall Watchung- 3 BR house, ¥P: Installed • Refreshed - Sanded 973-984-8822 ABSOLUTE BEST PAINTING w/poni Convenient to RL Fu!i Basement gas -itssi. XGmAD24 HOURS A DAY, 7 DAYS A WEEK AT: 908-464-2653 .Faux Finish Wood Molding 22 & 78., Low taxes! * RiCHARD GERBER * MAGDA CLEANING No pets/No SmcHers, No job too small S.heetrock - Piaster Repair $574,900. te» 610614 S1S50. + utils., 1 % mo SERVICE 90&68&S965 Exc. wof k. Reasonable FueilM Services 975 Clean your home or ofSce, - 1480. 78 W to Exit 11. Rte. sec. 908-756-5400 9CS-5Z7-S22SCeti90a4Cir>063S OIL TANK SERVICES 614 to 519 !l. 1st left reliable prices, good ref- AFFORDABLE & C^fAUTY Sandfliieci & Removed erences. 973-268-1171 Church Rd., 2 % mis. left Soil Testing interior Painting . onto Crabappte Hill Rd. r-io Job Too Small CHATHAM- House to Share, ^" ^f-^f S2. SO $x& Gjsrzrt^z. 908-51&O732 CERAMiCTiLE POLISH LADIES- Will Clean 908-232-6940 S500/mo. utils mci. Avail Your Homes & Offices. Do 1 Salfstifslaifafe Immed., no smoking. sales Top quality Suners ^Leaders 1090 Laundry, Ironing, Windows. Caprigliorte Painting 973-701-0244 Free est. 908-964-9484 Call S73-571-0660 Sheetrock • Po.veiwash F GUTTCR CLEANING Siding • Spsckiing saoomfteld 5 rm, S/5P,'iOst Homes 732-396O344 limit! BERKELEY HHGHTS FANWQOD, NJ NEW PROViDENCE . -SiaOO./sno. 9 Baldwin NEW PROVIDENCE - $400! SUMMIT ' St., 973-537-1106 Saturday Sept. 17s 0.M.F. Service Co. & 650/mo. utiis inc.. Na j CLEAN OPS DEGANGLinSCO. Int/Ext • Dryv\1i -Plaster-Tile FHI & SAT 9/1&-17 M0VWS SALE 9am-5 pm SAT SEPT 17™ Home • Office • Decks Repair- Light Carpentry CHATHAM - FURNISHED 1 & 2 smc-king/pets. Avail S/15 j EWEBVTHNG&AHyTHNG 908-322-2014 10AH-WM Sat 9/24 474 IWon Ave 10AM-3PM Patios & more NETHERWQOD PAIHT1NG & : BR apts.. center of towi. Siort 908-771-0283 iv msg can I &Sun9/25 Dumpster rentais, Fully 90845&0525 SS$25Q/ be seen after 6:00PM. \ Insured, 902.656-7500 RESTfJRATKI«(908)251-1138 326 Washington Si. 9 am -3pm 12 SUMMIT AVE Gutters Cleaned 973-635-6878 LiGHT HAULING MIKE'S POWERWASHNG SUMMIT-. Furnished Room i Off Springfield Ave 1 Raindate -10/1 Ave, Over Railroad I HOUSEHOLD of COMMERCIAL LOUIE'S PAINTING REASONABLE RATES Superior Quality Since 1S90 FANWOOB- 2BR, S1,15O/ VJ/ pvt bath. Ccbie, inier-1 | &10/2 Furniture, clothes, DEBRIS REMOVAL Affordable. Intencr/E^terior ' roo. incl. water & garb. net. utilises inel. S700- j i 3B0 LaGrand Ave. Tracks i S08-273-434D Call Antique stoye, (Bniiig household items, all Pay fry true* 90S6O8O962 a* 90892WS910 Po'.verABshing • Gutters Nice area near NYC $900/rno. Long or short! room, bedroom, Wtcnen {Between Marline & South kirais of steffl 90-964-7359 „.; Iransp. 908-322-7006 term '908-370-6473 I set, chairs, dresseis, 4 •Partial Moving Sate* j PAUL'S TRASH RfcHWOOD, W -1 BR, 4 fg. o!d toys, Lionel Train 90S-8SS-2352 PRICED TO SELL! KEN LEPOHE SUMMIT - Furnished roarr., ( Ethan A>ien soiid rriap's ^ rooms. 2" fir private eentraiiv located. CaH i Set!, antique tools, Softs, Chairs, TaMes, I i SERVICE GUTTERS PERFECT KITCHENS MEARS PAINTING _ home, all utils. Driveway other totris, ride on DH set, LR FumJ&re, 18- Lamps, toveseat, ; ; Installed,repaired www.PTiNTERIOR.com Interior & Exterior =08-723-3640 j [awn mower, household Mes. Desks, i3mps. BH Corrtplete C!ean-up5 • ; ".-ckg., waifc ta NY bus and Waster/Diyer, Refrig. j cleaned, window Fully Insured Free Estimates SUMMIT: j items ajid lots of bric-a- items. OB paimfcgs AS!cs*Basernent*63rage train. Mo pets. No smok- etator, GoH Clubs, \ Free Est. Good Rates wash, 9Q8-5SO0478 Call Paul 646-322-3447 Insured Room for rent I brac, and mucft more patio fiimffeae set. e'-etrfe Garden Tools, Samsung : ing. S1200. 90S-322-8070 •-.-.•••• .-9(»zra6762'•;.••:•-': Cali George S1B0 per week. ! gsSf cart 3000 STU room Computer, Books & I 908464-8297 GARWOOD- Remodeled 2 Caii 908-538-0522 ! AC unit. decosaSvs aczss. Much Store! { RiCK'S CLEAN-OUTS -femiiy: 2BR- BK. LR. DR. Giass X-rnas orfEments. *~RalnofSriiRe-* iSios, basements, garages, office, D/'W, rnicro. Pergo . yards, sheds & e'emo. M. OLBRYS PAINTING firs, filed kit/ba carpeted liniiitsslgttiis Same day service. Fully ALL DONE... & done right! Complete Painting Service br. 4 ceiling fans, yard. Off insured. AMX, Visa & MC. Painter, fixer, obsessive Al Wood Molding Installations •"Street f*g. S1400.+ uffi. k compu'swe. lnt/ExL Drainage System Cali Mike 908-862-27S4 IBS- B% Wfrttige, LR. of- mmm SUMMO" SUMMIT 973-340-7454 Doug 908464-2683 Landscape Design. *• fice. 4 ceiling fans, hdivd CRANFORD- Upgiasec 1' •YAR0 SALE* NOT Lawn Cotters. NORMiLE PAINTING bedroom cends. v.s'-1; * GARAGE SALE GJLLETTE. NJ Tony's Clean-up tflrs. tiled foyer. Kit & Btfi 1 BIG YARD SALH MR DEPENDABLE: Painting, 908-217-6305 Exterior - 25 years Exp. i-d,S1100 + util. Sep w/d distance to SVC fea - . 9am-lpni & Light Hauling carpentry, no job too sm. 51000/mo 908-273-1449 • Spec in Cedar Shakes hfe/up in bsmt 1 tiik to FRffiAVa SATURDAY Garage Sase SATURDAY, SEPT. 17™ 22S Ashland Rd Free Estimate, insured. SoecsHB etec «ak fc 732-382-2554 train & shopping. No pets Horham Pask, Brandy Wine > 7 day service. S»8B A PARADISE . credit check 1.5 mo sec. 2BR, 2 % Bs.' ali' appS. 1 9AM-4PM Sabfdey Sept 17 SUHDAY.SEPT.itf* Din Between Linda 1-888-781-5800 UNDSCAfECO. OLD GUY PAINTING. -1 VT lease. 732-221-0111 Ssra --3pnt •s Lawn care maintenance sar, finished • bsmt. j Lane & Windsor Rd TSS Need Interior painting? 52,175 no, a.a 9 15: 75 WEHTftORTH DRIVE 10AHT0SPM •f Paver patios, wsltesys Call the Old Gay KEN1LW0HTH- 2' a.. 3b' Residential • Commercial •f Retaining walls • LR. EiK. AC, VS/'D hkup, 973-769-0342 Tons of Clothes, Toys, l©-30yd. Container 908/769-8971 ' s*. OKI.. SlSO/rno. -r tr*- Alt MUST GO' 107BaiSrtJEAVE. 1015 ^ Foundation plantings Ba&y Gear, Crib, 908-686-5229 Free est. ®97S63S£L49 •V-A mo. sec. ffes pets. r 3300 Sljofler, Play Yard, Amer. Home Heraod iO/C!l 908-272-3413 HMsesares. Videos, Household Items -UKe Siding/Roof/Windovvs JR WHITING RiCK'S PAWHMG b;tr [£*•»• ',';A5r 'e~s ^p to 3 ,-s Toys, ie@)s. Cisti?es. Hew Merchandise!! CflfiSlf uclieo 825 Doors - Masonry Outdoor Lighting LONS HILL TWP- Bright 1 Sia'J PJ'F'J'B, YB'i OS £* 's^se-j si 800-941-5541 Int/Ext Free Est. Insured r " Books. Snaii ANDREWS CONSTRUCTION Call for your FREE nighttime flr, cf 2 fam, 5 big Rrrs, Florida HatchSrson Island 2 ADOC u.c » ;x s Rasf a" Call 908/464-5597 • 2BS, gar. !*y, yard. Wa * 1 - Appliances. Additions Specialist DemonsteSon (614) 403-^74 ba*" 2 ta* " a:ea" "O-t < an-S3A S2Z3, S".e s, *Portiod of our pro- Causevic- Repairing, Re- ie train. No/pets, No/smte, ! * Start to Finish * v-i'a Cs; i?'I S4&30T-5, 5es> tat'es so*a ceecs will go to a modeiing. installation. HVV. • UWSCBPB&' PRUKNG ,$1600 308-665-1243 1 EVEOTIHMGMUST 908-542-9352 Floors, Doors, Decks, Win- Var\c. S^.oCJ- '-" Ca •"•a-, otre's GO!!? Childrens Cancer • PiANTIHG'NoJob BttBwlUt Msnse* isR. / p Foundation* CP CONSTRUCTION dows, Washing & Psintine. Too Srnaf!, references ava^ i«ww.¥ibo.coni S3392 S973-580S850 " PALERMO ROOFING Private narfeing,' r,o/pets, Kitchen • Bath - Decks abie 973^60-9698 Residential Roofing '•$120Q/mo,inciufiis, 2.5sec Doors • Windows JB HOME IMP., LLC Tear Off Specialist i.-jesr iesse 973-224-7741 9O&687-07O4 MOONUGHTING UMilTtifiifSf Home losoecMon & Repairs Custom Lighting Spscialist 90S8S2-6139 Local Businessperson Sheetrock • Free Est. MfflBQN- 2H< cl^ex, 1 Wo* CHATHAM NEWPSOVffiQJCE SUMMIT SUMMIT INNOVATIVE Certified Installation fmm M'd taiw; direct trar" g e REMODELING SOLUTIONS 908-276-7167 908-233-5533 T?e8 Ssrwe&s 1155 ».iws to WC. town, Sbra". ,n Ejsress Z Constructio" arid Design UBEHTY HOME IMPROVEMENT • mck. $1650/mo-Hiti*s "0i,5 nqii >es S* MOVING SALE Specialist 1-80044S4714 •k Pleasurable Ponds -k AUTUMN ROSE TREE SVC. FRi&SAT YARP SALE 100% Financing Available Customized Landscape, -.'avail IC'l908337-4692 973-564-3330 Decks -Cscsr-Trex'Treated Rrev.'ood- Pruning- Removals MULTI^AMILY Pond Desigi, Construction 24firErrerg. Svc. • fiiilyinsS Seat Providence - 2 BR, 1 S=r24 S25" 9/16-9/17 84&4S7-G497 & Maintenance 3ft, ABt in house, quie' GARAGE SALE Free Est 732-815-3299 sKHiay, SepteoiSser U . DECKS BY UNLIMITED M.C. HOMElMPflOVHySENTS Offers Fail Pont! Cover-up. . street, roof decfc, sho-t General Ranodding* Repairs Winterizing, Fell Leaf vaik to train & bus 10 am • 3 pm We baiid all types of decks. a Avei j All work guaranteed 10 yrs. Basements, Baths, Kitchens, Clean-up, Landscape CASCADE S1240. Avail 10/i 90S- Antique 2T'occasKinai Lighting, Stone Work. 730-9535 85 [ free tst Ins. S3&27&8377 Carpentry & Painting TREE SERVICE endtaMe E> cr-2 S=0 S Sa&s'ci PLACE Call Marvin 97^885-3759 Snow Plowing. Pruning. Removsis. Sew Providence - 2SR, 2 973-377-6085 Butter Partway! iOff 3isns:«= Ave-S Call 973^3*5638 Tree Snrapng fir, great ioc. ',ra!k to Jrar Of? Morris Ave and f RAY N1CASTR0 SMALL Feeding BED- a M, SSB ess set & shopping, Sl,325/mo + K— '-el - Off River Road j i, ^."ntae. dryer, Home Improvements & ffepas David Lee-WelcD ORTHO p us- J- -a _rssts fiSioseSoii ftsrns, boste, j REG#13VH00247900 utii Avail 10/1 Caii Fran« tc se I Batj srj Sii IQPQIL 547-1310 908-508-9200 t -• s *o,s, c ectb es FUHSmSE, SAFE, BE- CALL 908*65-9561 73225»«99G ctoftes. srapaoof CORDS, GLASSWARE. •Exceptional Quality* JEW PflOVIDEaiCE • 2nd fl' 2 t 3t KITCKENWARE,e0t- rew/us&S vwnen's For Yew tnffisor Designs: S.C. COATING, LLC ANDMLCH DON'S TREE SERWCE BEDROOM SET Jhe-. CASH OHLYI Renov • Sheetrock -Carpentry *Best Prices* " fj-mily barvs, 3 bedJDom. s's gii eed, l£CTfKSAHB ciafiies. iscfests. s*e=t> j MSrsfev Treatmeras, feSwur- DEUVERY AVAILABLE eat in kScnen, rswly iteco- 1 BRIC-A-BRAC Sifts. sr& much EriSEmbtes, Ushofefey Free Est • VJcrk Guaranteed :-K 908-4S4-0208 *Free Estimates* rated ftrall 9/1. fe pe*j. £.2"*ssts „ .... __ 732-388-8781 •Fufly Insured* \mse S43O3 ssc^ce SI-T5» 908-233-581S S1.SX5 tr,o * utls. VA ro SHORT HILLS CONT., LLC sec. 90&647-7784. ca" ae'i.e' 732-259^^0 A. RICH'S MASONEHY BEDROOM SET - £Iectncal 945 Add • Reno- Remodefing Sidev,3lte, steps, SR ties, pat- MEW PROVIDENCE- 3BB, M&ATHEESERViCE .ra C3' Roof - Siding • Windows ios, driveway sealcosSrg a 1 % BA. LV, DH, EIK CHATHAM KEW SUMMIT WESTRELD fcr All Your Sectfca* Meeds! 908-587-0906 srsi! repaas. Res esSSTSies Trimming & Remorals 24hr.-Svc • Free EsBmgte - LauraJ'y. ga^Se. no pets, ena tase S2-J2; test RAfmALCONTBIIS PROVIDENCE Free Estimate • Fufty Ins. SUNSET PINES 2001 90846^7445 •"N/S. 'S1700 & U'JI HULT! FAIMLY Westfield Aniiquss M»-272-7909 908-783*752 Ca' 908-J"'7523J OF HOME SALE 5ARAGESALE Grand Reopening Baserrisr-i Waterproofing J. GUERR1ERO 90&S77-S896 CMna Cabinet S cc -a-; , ALK Beotric Contractor French Drains MASONRY & SJDEWAUCS STUMP GRINDING SHORT HILLS CARRIAGE ; d. tea's, $275. | MULTI-FAMILY ftidaj' & Sa&rsSaj New Lacai'ofi Rest. Camm. Free Est Ins. 908-522-1544 patios, retaining wails, a •s-Fast Service HOUSE- Quiet impeccab'e SSSAY&SftTUSMiY T GARAGE SALE Septemoar 16 & 17" 772 Censai Avenue " Lie # S732. UNIQUE VISIONS ' v

TURE OF THE BID CON- . Legal ads NOTICE OF ordinance requires adequate Bfeis shaii be submitted on SUMMARV OR SYNOPSIS OF 2004 AUDIT REPORT BID NOTICE TAINED THEBHN. COH1BACT AWAR&ED pubgc salutary sewer and puD- the forms provided, in Ifte man- OF CITY OF SUMMIT AS REQUIRED BY H.J.S. 4O»:5-7 continued from CITY OF SUMMIT A Bid Sectiriiy is reqalres! in The Common Cotmci of the Vt water capacity and connec- net* designated therein and re- PROJECT: DIESEL-POW- the amount of ten percent City of Summit has awarded a tion or extension approval as a quired 6y fte SpeoiScations. COMBINED COMPARATIVE BALAMCE SHEETS PAGE 9 ERED BRUSH CHIPPER (10%) of fte total bid, but not contract wfttout corapetifive condition of coropteleness and They must be enclosed in DEPARTMENT: Department bidding as a professorial ssr- creates new Check list Items wore ton $20,000, in ihe form sealed envelopes, bearing the DECEMBER 31.2004 DECEMBER 31. 2003 of Community Seivices of a bid bond, certified chsck or •jice (or extraordinary, unspect- for site plans aider subdivi- name and address of the faid- PENDING Sealed bids wilt ba received casMefs cneck, made payable fiabia service) pursuant to sions.) der and the name of the project ORDINANCE 05-2671 Cash and Investments S 20.J66.132.63 S 22,953,308.10 by the Purchasing Department totheCayofSunmit • NJ.SA 4OA.-11-5(1j(a). TWs I., Patricia A. Rapach, Town- on the outside, addressed to AH ORDINANCE AUTHO- Taxes, Assessmenls, Liens and Utility Charges Receivable 732,566.07 784,581.91 of file City of Sumrai! at 11:00 Hdders, when appropriate, contract and he resoMon au- ship Clerk of the Township o! ths Mayor and Township Com- RIZING CONDEMNATION Property Acquired for Taxes - Assessed Value 272,700.00 272,700.00 A.M. Tuesday, Sepiember 27, shall comply with the provi- thorizing it are available for Berkeley Heights, County o> miltea. TOWNSHIP OF PROCEEDINGS FOR MOR- pubfe inspection in the office of Accounts Receivable . '. 2,943,675.01 2,701,024.88 2005 in the Counca Chamber, sions oi the following laws of llntoi, StgSe of New Jersey, BERKELEY HEIGHTS, RIS AVENUE CORRIDOR Ihe City ClertL Fixed Capital City Hall, 512 Springfield Av- New. Jareey: PJ_ 1963 c. 150 hereby certify Siat the above UNSON COUNTY, NEW JER- PROJECT (Morris Avenue enue, Summit, New Jersey for: enSSad OroTnance was adopt, Fixed Captel Authorized and Uncompleted - Utility 9,048,953.08 6.266,953.08 {Prevailing Wage Ad); P.L. Awarted to: Maser Consult- SEY, and must be accompa? Corridor Project) ed on Bnal Passage by 'the Deferred Charges to Future Taxation - General Capital 56,193,166.78 57.8B1,325.57 ONE DIESEL-POWERED 1977 e.33 (Corporation ancVor tog, PA nied by a certified check, WHEREAS, Union County is Township Committee of the Deferred Charges to Revenue oi Succeeding Years 122,000.00 BRUSH CHIPPER Partnership Owner Mojma- For the Period: CompleBon of cashier's check, or bid bond in undertaking intersection im- Township of Berkeley Heights General Fixed Assets 116.694.051.33 116.444.029.67 in accordance with the specffi- tion); and any subsajuent Scope of Seivices the form provided of not iess provements along Moms Av- at Ms meefeg hsid on Septem- cations and proposal forms for amendments thereto. Bidders Services: Canoe Brook Park- that 10% of-the mount bid. enue in connection wife a con- same which may be obtained ber 13,2003. TOTAL ASSETS S 206.173.254.50 S 209.304.521.21 ara requimd to-compfywiift ths way, Section I! Improvements - Sakl check or bid bond may not struction project referred to as at the office oi the Department requirements of NJ.SA 10:5- Professional Engineering Ser- PATRICIA A. RAPACH be less ten S500 nor shall it the Morris Avenue Corridor of Community Service, 512 31 et seq. and N JAC. 17:27 vices Township Clerk be more than 320,000 and Project; and Springfield Avenue, Summit, LIABILITIES. RESERVES AMD FUtlD BALANCE (AfBrmativs AcBon) and P.L. Cost £15,900.00 Township of Berkeley Heights must be accompanied by a WHEREAS, Morris Avemis is NJ079Q1. DAVID LHUGHES Dispaich: September 17,2005 2004,0.57 (NJ.SA 52^2-44) , Consent of Surety statement in Bonds, Notes and Loan Payable S 51,387,400.00 56,499,700.00 a Union County Road wiihin All bids shall bs addressed (Business Regbtration). CByCferk 42x^5 51050 the forrn provided form a Sure- the City ol Summit; and improvement Authorizations 8,287,647.86 7,503,464.74 to OAVIO L. HUGHES. PUF The Common Council re- Dated: September 7,2005 ty Company stating that She 12,731,673.41 WHEREAS, h connecBon SJ1: September 17,2005 TOWNSHIP OF Other Liabilities and Special Funds 13,374,567.49 serves Ihe right to reject all surety Company wiii provide Amortization of Debt for Fixed Capital Acquired or Authorized 4,884,168.84 4,201,563.84 wilh Hie Morris Avenue Corn- -ECRETARY, 512 SPRING 2? x .25 = $6.75 BERKELEY HEIGHTS bids or proposals, waive any the bidder with a bond for Reserve for Certain Assets Receivable 1,799,453.62 1,672,699.33 dor Project, a parcel oi proper- FIELDAyENUE.SUMHfT.ru rrmdr defects, and in fte case UNION COUNTY, NJ 100% of flie Contract amount ly owned by Antique Realty, B79qf. Bids, along with bid se- Fund Balance 9,945,955.76 10251,385.22 of a tie, award on the bass of in Bie even! itiat Ihe Coniraci is Investment in General Fixed Assets 116.694.061.33 116.444.029.67 LLC containing a 50 square curities, must bs enclosed in a reasonable orounds, or accept CONTRACT AWARDED awarded to the bidder. A Non- feet parcel is required to be ac- property SEALED envelope The Common Council of the PUBLIC HEARING AND FI- the bid tha! in 8s judgment wit Collusion Affidavit and a ITOTAL LIABILITIES. RESERVES AND FUND BALANCE S 206.173.254.90 S 209:304.521.21 quired in lee for the location of bearing on the outside the be for the best interests of ihe City of Summit has awarded a NAL ADOPTION OF ORDI- Record of Recent Contract a barBc light pole; and name of the bidder and ihe NA; Oty of Summit, and consider contract without cc-mpetitivs NANCE INTRODUCED ON Awards must also accompany WHEREAS, although Morris TURE OF THE BID CON- bids for sixty (60) days after bidding as a professional ser- AUGUST 16,2005: ihe proposal on the forms pro- Avenue is under the jurisdiction TAINED THEREW. vice (or extraordinary, unspeci- therr receipt "AN ORDINANCE TO vided. CITY OF SUMMIT of Union County, since the A Bid Security isrequired i n No charge shal! be mads or fiable service) pursuant to AMEND SECTION 11.1.1 (F) PROPOSAL FORMS SHALL right-of-way of the road is the amount of ten percent NJ.SA 40A;11-5(1)(a). This recovery had for publishing any GENERAL REGULATIONS NOT BE REMOVED FROM COMPARATIVE STATEMENTS OF OPERATIONS AND CHANGE IN FUND BALANCE owned .by the City of Summit, (10%) of the tola! bid,tart no t ranted and Bieresolution au - official advertising unaccompa- OF PART H - PARKINa DRI- THE FORM OF PROPOSAL. CURRENT FUND tie City is required to obtain more than S20.000, i\ the form nied by such statement of thorizing S ate available for VEWAYS AND LOADING PROPOSALS MUST BE Ihe needed properry on behalf of a bid bond, certified check or price, pubic inspection in the office of SPACES OF ARTICLE 11.1 MADE UPON THE BLANK of Union County from Antique cashier's check, made payable Ihe City Clerft. YEAR ENDED YEAR ENDED DAVID L HUGHES OF THE MUNICIPAL LAND FORMS PROVIDED AND DECEMBER 31.2004 DECEMBER 31.2003 Realty, LLC necessary for the totheCityofSumroiL City Clerk Awarded to: Keller & Kirk- USE PROCEDURES ORDI- SUBMITTED IN THE BOUND REVENUE AND OTHER INCOME REALIZED placement of the traffic Sight Bidders, when appropriate, Dated: Sepiember 7,2005 patrBk NANCE TO THE TOWNSHIP BOOK WHICH SHALL BE pole; and shall comply with the provi- Sit September 17,2005 rorihe Period: Compfetjonof QF BERKELEY HSGHTS" LEFT WHOLE AND INTACT 5,718,075,00 WHEREAS, the City Solicitor sions of the followmg laws of 78 X .25 = $19,50 Scope of Services (This Ordinance amends ttie IN EVERY RESPECT. Fund Balance Utilized S 5,923,000.00 Miscellaneous - From Other TTian Local has negotiated with Antique New Jersey; P.L. 1963 c. 150 Ssrvices: City Hail Parking on-sHe minimum parking re- Bidders are required to com- Property Tax Levies 9,366,776.30 9,166,112.79 Realty, U.C regarding (he ac- (Prevailing Wage Act); P.L Lot - Professors! Surveying qulrsmente,} ply with the requirements of Collection of Delinquent Taxes and Tax Title Liens 543,341.13 542,020.25 quisition of the needed proper- 1977 c.33 (Corporation and/or iE ORDER Services I, Pattcia A, Rapach, Town- P.L 1975 Chapter 127 for an Collection of Current Tax Levy 83.762.397.72 78.902.069.11 ty which negotiations have Partnership Owner Informa- The Common Council, pur- Cost $3,500,00 ship Clerk of the Township of affirmative action program for been unsuccessful, tion); and any subsequent suant to NJAC. 5:34-4 et DAVtDL HUSHES Berkeley Heights, County of equal employment opportunity. TOTAL INCOME S 99.595.515.75 S 94.328.S77.15 . NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT amendments thereto. Bidders , seq., has authorized a change City Clerk . Union, Sate of New Jersey, If awarded a contract, your ORDAINED BY THE COM- are required to comply with the order for flie project named be- Dated: September 7,2005 hereby certify that the above company/firm will be required MON COUNCIL OF THE CITY requirements of NJ.SA 10:5- low. SH: September 17,2005 enitled Ordinance was adopt- to comply with the require- OF SUMMIT, as Mows: 31 et seq. and NJA.C. 1727 The authorize resolution s 25x^5 = 36.50 ed on Fina! Passage by fte ments of P.L 1975 C. 127 EXPENDITURES That the City Solicitor bs and [Affirmative Action) and P.L available for public inspection lownship Committee of the fNJAC 17:27). Budget Expenditures: he is hereby authorized to 2004, c. 57 (N.J.S, A. 52:32-44) in the office of the City Clerk. Township of Berkeley Heights Bidders must also comply Municipal Purposes .26,122,805,45 commence condemnation pro- pusiness Registration). Project: Pedestrian Safety CONTRACT AWARDED at te meeting held on Septem- wSh the requirements of P.L. 28,206,892,66 Local School Purposes 2,877,830.24 ceedings for the acquisition of The Common Council re- Improvements - StagB 1A Pursuant fa N-J.SA 40A: 11 ber 13,2005. 1S77, Chapter 33 amending 2,717,480.00 County Taxes 22,249,111.46 21,914,176.73 the 50 square foot parcel con- serves the right to reject an Contractor Statewide Smp- ths Townshffl Commttee of the PATRICIA A. RAPACH 1he Local Public Contracts Local School Taxes 40,338,884.00 37,247,273.00 stituting part of Stock 401, Lot 5 bids or proposals, waive any kig Co. Township or Berkeley Heights Law. Bidders must submit a Townsh p Clerk Special District Taxes 166,700.00 174,020.00 on the City tax map required in minor defects, and in the case Additional Work and its Ne- has awarded 8» foiiowing con- lownship of Berteiey Heights statement setting forth the Other Expenditures 1.260.5B 72.409.57 connection with the Moms Av^ of a tie, award on ihe basis of cessfc Decrease in various tract Dispatch: September 17,2005 names and addresses of all enua Corridor Projecf, such reasonable grounds, or accept materials and labor Con&act awaitted to: Keller stockholders in the corporation 38 k 25 = S 9.50 TOTAL EXPENDITURES S 83.680.328.70 S 88.406.514.93 parcel being more particularry - the bid that in its judgment will Original Price: 551,950.00 & Ktrkpatrick, 900 Lanidex or members of the partnership shown on the map entitled be.for the test interests of the Tola! of Change Order #1: Plaza, ParsiBpany, NJ 07054 who own ien percent (10%) or Excess/(Daficit) in Revenue "COUNTY QF UNION, GEN- City of Summit, and consider ($21,872^5) Coniract amount S2.10D.00 BDED more of its stock, or have a ten S 5,915,187.05 S 5,919,762.16 ERAL PROPERTY PARCEL bids for sixty {60) days after Total of Previous Change Or- Service: Traffic Signal Study - Pursuant to N.J.SA 4OA: 11 percent (10%) or greater inter- MAP, INTERSECTION IM- lAdjustments to Income Before Fund Balance: iheir receipL ders: SO.O0 Snyder Ave, Hamilton Ave. & the township Committee of the est in the case cf a partnership. Expenditures Included above which are Deferred PROVEMENTS FOR THE No charge shall be made or Locust Township or Berkeley Heights Ho bid may be withdrawn for Total Contract to Date: Charges to Budget of Succeeding Year MORRIS AVENUE CORFU- recovery red for publishing any 530,077.75 A copy of the resolufion has awarded the blowing con- sixty (60) days after the open- Statutory Excess to Fund Balance S 6,037,187.05 S %919,762.16 DOR PROJECT, showing Ex- official advertising unaccompa- DAVID L. HUGHES awarding this contract and the tract ing of bids. A Contract wili be isting Right of Way and Parcels nied by such statement of ccnteci are on fife in the Town- CifyCferk Contract awarded ta T & M awarded to the lowest respon- Fund Balance January 1 7.619.346.23 7.417.661.07 To Be Acquired In the City Of price. srap CierKs office. Associates, Eleven Tindall ; Dated: September 7,2005 S 13,656,535.2a S 13,337,423.23 Summit, New Jersey, Scale; 1" DAVID L. HUGHES SH: September 17,2005 PATRICIA A. HAPACH Road, Mddtetown, NJ be rejected within sixty (60) = 20", June 2004," prepared by Township Clerk Coriftact amount: 317,925.00 days after the opening of bids. 1 Cffy Clerk 29x25 S725 Less: Utilized as Anticipated Revenue 5.923.0D0.0Q AmerCom Corp. Dated: September 7,2005 Dispatch: Sept 17,2005 Service: Construction Inspec- The Mayor and Township NOTICE OF 22xJ5=S5.50 tion Services for Maple Aveniie Committee of Ihe TOWNSHIP S.H: September 17,2005 CONTRACT AWARDED Fund Balance, December 31 PENDING ORDINANCE 78 x .25 = S 1950 The Common Council of ths & Baker Avenue OF BERKELEY HEIGHTS re- The Ordinance published City of SummS has awarded a A copy of the resolution serves Ihe right to reject all herewith was introduced and BID NOTICE contract without competitive CONTBACT AWARDED awattiing this contract and the bids, to reject unbalanced bids, passed upon first reading at a and to waive any informality in CITY OF SUMMIT " bidding as a professional ser- Pursuantto NJ.SA 40A:11- contract are on file in the Tcwn- CITY OF SUMMIT regular meeting of the Com- PROJECT:SANITARY SEW-, vice {or extraordinary, unspeci- 2(6) Sie Township Coromfflse snipCtertfs offfce. any bid. mon Council of the City of ER LINING fiable service}. pursuant to of to Township o! Beffceley PATRICIA RAPACH PATR1C1AA. RAPACH COMPARATIVE STATEMENTS OF OPERATIONS AND CHANGE IN FUND BALANCE Summit, in tha. County of DEPARTMEKT: Department NJ.SA. 40A:11-5j1Ka). Tnis Heiojits has awarded fte fc£ Berkeley Heights Township Clerk SEWER UTILITY OPERATING FUND Union, New Jersey held on of Corrsmmiiy Services oontect and the resolution au- sowing Professional coniract Dispatch: SepL 17,2005 Township Clerk Wednesday, September 7, Seated bids will be received thorizing it are ava3abte for wteoui competBve bid. 22x25 = 55.50 Dispatch: September 17,2005 YEAR ENDED YEAR ENDED 2005. It will be further consid- by the Purchasing Department public inspection h the offfce o! Contract awarded to: JohnJ. 161 X .25 = S 40.25 DECEMBER 31.2004 DECEMBER 31. 2003 ered for final passage after of ihe City of Summit a! 11:00 the City Clerk. Pekano, Esq., McEiroy, TOWNSHIP OF REVENUE AND OTHER INCOME REALIZED public hearing thereon, aS a A.M. Tuesday, September 27, Awarded to: Dr. yfflBam a. Deutech. Mufvafiey S Carpen- BERKELEY HEIGHTS POBUC NOTICE 2005 in the Council Chamber, Fetegi • AHanSc Haaffli Sys- ter. 1300 Mount Kemble Av- regular meetng of said Com- UlflON COUNTY, NJ The Zoning 3oaid cf Adjust- Fund Balance 437,000.00 400,000.00 . City Hall, 512 Springfiaid Av- tems Hospital Corp/CoipaiBte enue, Morrstown, NJ" POBUC NOTICE ment meeting held Monday, mon Council in the Council Collection of Sewer Use Charges 2,005,888.49 2,039,255.45 enue, Summit New Jessy fen HeaBh Sefvfces . " • Servks: Labor Attorney Tiie foBowmg c&fes were mis- September 12,2005 memorial- Chamber at 512 Springfield Av- Miscelteneous 343.601.01 enue in said City on Wednes- SANITARY SEWER LINING For Sie Period: Upon Com- Amount f-Jof to exceed printed in the Township ized fte folfewtig resolutions: in accordance wffli the specifi- pletion of Scope of Services S5.0OO.OO Newsletter. The municipal Christina Echaniz, 22-22A day, October 5, 2005 at 8:00 TOTAL INCOME pjn. During the weeks prior to cations and proposal forms for Seivices: Physjcan Consui- A copy of Sis resoiufion building evening dates and VVaimii Street Stock 510, Lot and up to and indudffig the same which may be obtained taJfen arid Referral Sensces far awarding ths contiac? and the hems are as folows: 43. GranSed. lor S75.00 at the offics ol the thsRreDepartrneit corftacs ars on Se in ths Tows!- date of such meeting, copies of MUNK3PAL BUILDING Krsiin Loucks. 25 Colony Dri- EXPENDITURES said erdkiance wffl be made Department of Corwnurjiy Ser- Cost Not Is Exceed sr^Cterts-soSffee. EVENING HOURS ve. Sock3107, Lot 16. Granted. vices, 512 Springfield Avenue, SZ,8Q0.OO Shefla Pelzer, 15 Morris available at the Clerk's Office in PATRICIA A. RARACH For the convenience of ths Budget Expenditures: said City HaB lo the members Summit, N J. Ths project com- DAVID L HUGHES Township CferK residents Sie Municipal Cierics Court. Biock 4101. Lot 21. pletion date is November 13. Granted. Operaiing 1,877.114.50 1,336,191.28 of the general public who shall CByCierk Dispatch: Sept=n*er 17^005 Office and ireasursrfTax Cc:- Deferred Charges and Stalutoiy Expenditures 18.100.00 21,123.00 2005. DENNIS M. GALV1N request the same. Dated: &7/05 £4si5 S600 feclo^s OSes «i2J remain open Capita! Improvements 125,000.00 125,000.00 Ail bids sraO be addressed uaE 7:00 PJS. on Be r-ighs cf Secretary DAVID L HUSHES S>i.: 3.-17S35 360.700.00 134.OJO.SO City Cterk to DAVTD t_ HUGHES. PUR- 55 S TOWNSfBPOF the Towshjp Commslee Pufc- Zsning Board of Adiustrrient Debt Service CHASING DEPARTMENT BERKELEY HEIGHTS ac Mesons,. Marria9e Apc'ica- Dated: September 13.2005 Dated: September 7, 2005 S ^ 2.360.914.50 S.H.: September 17,2005 SECRETARY. 512 SPRING- UmOH CQUHTf, HJ tfens and c&ar b-jsLiesa" rcr- S.H.: September 17,2005 TOTAL EXPENDITURES FIELD AVENUE. SUMMtT. M COOTRACT AWARDED PUSUCWOTICE naty perfgjnad by tha Cfe.«s 2025 S500 100 X. 25 = 525.00 S 406,575.00 576,133.86 07901. Bids, atar>§ with Nd se- Ths Comsnon Gcizug- of the PLEASE TAKE NOTICE 9a! oifk^ aî Treasorer.Tax Cci- Statutory Excess To Fund Balance BID NOTICE curities, must be enclosed in a City of Sumrat has awarded a iecicr's Office may be ccndx$> PUBLIC NOTICE CITY OF SUMMIT properly SEALED enyeiops contrast ariJftGut cssipetitivs sd on Ssse late niÔs. Tfts 1.487.367.16 Tcwrsfts of Berkeley Hesotas Straraii Downtown, Inc.. the Fund Balance, January 1 ' S 1,893,942.16 1,837.38716 PROJECT:OAK RIDGE AV- bearing on the outside die fcsfcfsig as. a professional ser- has cisabged Sje starting fens schesfede s as iafows: organization that manages name Gf the sKlder and the NA- Tassday Sepesna^ 27Si ENUE SECTION I! vice for adrsoRSnaiy. unsped- of the fctosiog rrse&igioadd Surrnnifs Special Improvsnient Decreased by: 457.000.00 DEPARTMENT: Department TURE OF THE BID CON- ftable services pursuant to a Conference Sasste. Execu- Tuesday Ocbber 2Sfc District, anr»ura:es that it wili of Community Services TAWED THEREIN. fiJ.SA 40A:ti-5(1Ka). This tis£SessoiTiay&ehe*i Tfs Tuesday SovenSe 23ft he-id an election for five (5) Transferred to Current Fund as Revenue 1.487.367. IS Sealed bids wil be received A Bid Security s required in confraa and five resolution ais- msefeg was corteiied on a Ssi Ttasdsv DesanserZOSi sssis on is Board of Trustees Fund Balance, December 31 by the Purcnassig Department the amours! of ten percent trsDrizLTg ?. are availaola fcr cf nseiaKs set festh by resctj- * PATRiCiA A. RAPACH on Tuesday, October 25.2005. of the City of Summit at 11:00 (10%) o! me Sola! bid. but nsl public ijispecikse s* the office of tion dated" Januay 2.2105: Tawshsp dsfi AB downtown stekshokfere - A.H. Tnursdsy, October 6, more than S25,QC0, si 8ie lam Sie City Cisrk. TUESDAY, -Dispaten: S^Sefift-sr 17,2-305 prspsrty owners, business 32 x .25 = 58.02 CITY OF SUMMIT 2005 in Sie Council Chamber. of a bid bond, certified check or Awarded fa MlanSc Heaift SEFTEIfflEB 27,2905 o*7?e?5, oOice tenants and res- City Hail, 512 SpringBeid Av- cashiers check, mads payable idential tenanS - may be eW- Syslara Corporate HeaSft PUBUC1CETBIG COMPARATIVE STATEMENTS OF OPERATIONS AND CHANGE IN FUND BALANCE enue, Summit. New Jersey for. to the C% of Summit. ble to qualify as a candidate Senses TOWKSWOF PARKING UTILITY OPERATING FUND OAK RIDGE AVENIE Bidders, when appropriate, For Sie Peaod: Upon Com- WCiPALBlBLDING BERKELEY HEIGHTS and may be efigibte to vote. SECTION II shaii comply with ifcs provi- p4a!ion cf Scope of SeisHces UHSOH COUHTY, HJ For iMonnatksn about bs- YEAR ENDED YEAR ENDED comteg a candidate to run for a i i in accordance wNh Hie specifi- sions of the foikmmg iaws si SsrWces: Physical Esasrs - BEfUffiLEY ffilGHTS, NJ fiEPLCr OF THE DECEMBER 31. 2004 DECEMBER 31. 2003 s=a! si tiie Board of Trustees, cations and proposal forms for ftew Jersey: Pi. 1963 c. 150 Pre-Sfnptoyment far unrforrn 1.7:00 m - Crf S FfREHOUSE HOOF REVENUE AND OTHER INCOME REALIZED same which may be obtained (Prevailing, Wage Art): P.L employees COHTRACT BH0*« please contact Seorge Belber a*, the office of the Department 1S77 c.33 {Corporation an&'or Cost S19.O54.00 2. S3C PM -HsgiJar agenda HOnCE TO BJDOEBS tr s-e Ee-de- figery, a 903 T Fund Balance 250,000.0! 190.000.00 Partnership Giwier Informa- DAViBi-HLfGHES Execrtwe Sessssfi fray be SO "C£ s "SSSf 5 rg AD bids shaS be addressed 31 ei seq. {AfSrrsaiivs AcSon) 3C-X-2S =S7.S0 . Uf*»i CffJKYY, and P.L 2004, e. 57 SKJ.SA a cs^f " to DAVID L HUGHES, PUR- EXPENDITURES CHASING DEPARTMENT 52:32-44) {Business Registra- TOWHSHIPOF KSHiPOFBERKS- s •I! > ! tion)^ SECRETARY. 512 SPRING- Toe CorasBi? Caund of fte SERKELEY HSGHTS ;HTS. 29 Pa?x Av- STEvE .VE'SBERG ! I 1 BasJaet Expenditures: S S FIELD AVENUE. SUMMIT. HJ • ine Comsm &3UBCH re- Cgy d Ssrirj! has amended a Craj previously awarded csctect Operating 1,002,925.00 "' 378.42D.O0 07901. Bids, along with bid se- serves the sight to reject aB S.r'—' DOWTT own Snc Capia! improvemenS . 30.0D9XO 30,000.00 bBs Of proposal, wave any wrfioaS CKrpstBRS &Hc&5g as curities, must be enclosed in a 3 3-OCa- S33-2T- 5411 Deb! Service 613.197.00 633,107.00 miisr defeds, and \n S5e case a professsxa! sewce {or ex- u proper!-/ SEALED envelope PUffijC HEAHifja AND K- S Septe-be' 17 2003 Deferred Charges and Statutory Expenditures 24,900.03 21.030.08 of a 6e, award or. the basis cf trssnjîary. tinspedfabls ssr- NAL ADCPTSOK OF ORDI- bearing on the outside the 3 33 x 25 - S 3.25 Surplus General Budget 200.003.00 1S0.0fB.00 rams of tie bidder and Ihe »& rsasonabis grounds, or 32cep; vfce: pursuant to N.J.S.A. NANCE IKIHODUCED ON 40A:11^1j(ai- Said conSaa fa-r£i-a are jt~ -scss TURE OF THE BIO CON- the tK^ tha* In fe iudgmerit w3 AUGUST 16. 2005: NOTICE OF HEARING be for fte best interesS d bs •«3S crlgtaBy awaked ca Apri "AHORONANCEAHEND- "art =• ine ^s ~z<£ r CTCE ~HA" fte TAMED THEREIN. 19. 2S05. This sorirast TOTAL EXPENDITURES S 1.871.022.00 S 1,715.557.03 A Bid Security is required in City of Summit, afKf consEJer WS IHE 2005 MINIMUM AKB Zs.—c Boat! 0. Ad"jsirre^t c< bkfe for sMj' {60S days after amendnan! and the resabSon the amount of tsn percent MAXiMUy BATE OF SALARY .-e Cycf S_—nt Nev Je Dsei rscsâ. autsarahg i ars anHtiee tut Atffi COHPBiSATtOS OF ss, A • '••oW 3 >>ea-^3 on O: SabJtoiy Excess To Fund Balance S 246.728.14 S 218,223.38 (10%) of the total isd, but not pabScksoecSscitSea'rsec! Ko charge sha3 bs rrade or ELECTED AMD APPOBJTED Obs- •! 2305 at 7-30 p r- - more than $20,000, in the form feCSCte* 5 Fund Balance, January 1 424,671 .as 3S6.44J.28 ofa bid bond, certified checkec te"fa AS h fey TOSBiSHB OFFICIALS, AND s-e C-v ha? CDUK O-&r- HOH-Blm EMPLOYEES W be'3 = 2 So rr/= d A a-ue cashiers check, made payable Awarded to: Andrew R. •2! ire ^--s^pssa S 671.399.40 S 614,671.26 nfed by such statement of HôH, P.E THE VARIOUS HOMCiPAL fras* s~l ssecr c= y z a- S.—i— \e t Js-se *; OOPS 1 DeoeasaJ by: i tottieCtyoiSumraa. 13 prks. Far the Period: Fo? ckEsâi DEMHTKEJSTS OF THE cared c, ~AZ< D iSOST ; e a- aap cato- arectng tne Transferred So Current Fund as Revenue a50.000.CiO 1S8.00S.SO \ Bidders, when appropriate, TOWNSHIP OF BERKELEY p-3pe-> A-^-ose stree' address 1 The major rierrs of constms- of the project 1 shal comply with the provi- 3 KTCW^ as '4" 3a-^_-n ttninckKle: Ssnffces: StecSosim Ftesi BSGHTS" lE&snaSatt TWs -5= -G/,-SS--_= 0= s=q-.e B2r<££ -arj %, ie eondrt^s a^Kftng *s '.Prevail™ Wage Act); P.L. 1 re performed on a periodic basis. ' OAViDL HUSHES Cos!: Not to ex-issd m Bie Fse irêcte. ESeeSrea. 3-322. p-xerf sm 5"-e reasons for ire 1977 c.33 {Corporator! andSor B A Corrective Action Plan, v.-htob outlines actions the City of Summit will take to correct the findings feted above, w3i be prepared ir zz\ Partnership Owner informa- Ci^Cierk $20,400.00 iRspecior and Piamtha In- ars a-s Spe^Mr '5 s a^caSon beiig heard are ss "bkrw »sa o SOTS-UCS one rardance with federal and slate requirements. A copy of if will be placed on file and made available for public inspesSsrc in isa Offse c &s tion): and any subsequent Datsd; SeptssAer 7.2005 DAV/DLHU6HES specsor.j ' see- sz - re r%s : *e Siiy Cierli in ihe City of Summit " > CftyCferk r. Pa^xia A. Bapasn, Towrr \S~ - Z- s"s- aaiion ts rd" sse *ear amendments thereto, adders S.H: September 17,2005 f T i ns above summary or synopsis was prepared from tie report of audit of tha City of Sumraa, County of Union, for the calendar year 23-34' are requied to comply wBh the 83 X .25 = 520.75 Eteted; Sepiember 7,2£B5 ,si^ Ctertc of fte Townshp s> S an This report of audii, sufemiSed by Suplee, Clooney & Company, Registered Municipal Accountants and Certified PufcBo Acesurjani$ is c*. requirements of N.J.SA 10:5- S.H.: SeotsnAer 17,2005 BsitiSj Heigfiis. Courty si" q.~es • foor area Sie in the City Clerk's GfBce and may'be inspected by any interested persoa j 2925 S725 UrSsfs. State of Hew Jssey, 3t el seq. (Affirmative Action! BIO NOTICE isioe^ a* fre Tj •ats g g "-ear DAVD L HUSHES.' and P.L. 2004, c. 57 (M.J.SA CrTYOFSUMIBT hereby csi«y titsX the above BefeBy HKTS ~ yanSseSiacis and City Cter-^ 5232-44) {Business Rsgsba- PROJECT:DIESEL-POW- enjiiecl Drdliaê was adopt- Deoartxst 23 =ar total si3e yard setsacfc Summit Herald: September 17,2005 COWTHACTAWARDEa ed on -FteT Passage by SB Ssn}. EHH3 STUMP SRiNDEH Apo-can* "^qjests a"? cthe |6S4 x .25 = S 165.00 i The Common Counca re- DEPAI5WEKT: DepasSsett lis Carmars OSKS o? &e- T2HB5fts CssfflSse of Sie •vs. tes p anancs as ms, serves ths right to reject at ci Community Servfeas TMKBSBP cf Sstfel^ rfeigrfe osrs «a 2e irsâo nir a be SOL-eat. tne Boa"d ry te bids or proposais, waive any Seated t*!s «a bs {ScsasJ pressoasty awardsd contest at i^ nie^ng h^d ott Ssptsm- son. c Se Csrâr" ;ar_- eo 8s minor defects, and it fte case by Sie Purchasrtg Department s«8i£Kit eorapsfflve bBshg as im 13.2KB. "3^fe '^sis ard 3ssc"ca of a Se, award on the basis oi 0! )he City sf Stmnsfa! 1130 a cr-osssior^ service \:r zi- PATRiCiAA. RAPACK JDIS E re "SKSTJ c Bsita- nj-rs a^d reasonable "rounds, or accept A.M., Tsessfey, Seftanbsr 27, SjacGfeary, orspecfcas ser- TsMRshb CteA •Bj t*eg~% E-c-âT-3 3s- 5pg docur-sîs as on Die bid that n fts judgment wffi 2005 is r e es*ed pa"v ma recovery ted for pubSshhg any caions are! proposai fxns fer aspes al tse Na ig are! pa PAGE 12 : office! asVerSsing unaceerBpa- same wfsch rnay bs ofctaied y Sec- ;ca s tnerar SJ6 =c b fie nied by such statement of a! tts osce of fie DspaJSnen! AwanSe! ta: AncteK R. less thsSoatJ price. oi Canmunrty Sstviss, 512 HppS, P.E FUBUC iffiARISQ AND H- MCFEU.EKENNS-' The major fens of cofslnc- SprijmSeW Avenue. SiS tm Sie Period: Sor duraftsn NAL ADCFTKW OF OROt- Ajpjant Bon include: of !hs project KANCE INTRODUCED ON Be « S - Ssp'-e-bs 17 2K5 Hoi Wlx Asphalt Surface M bHs sftaa ba Sarsfees: HKS Sanifesy Sew- AUGUST tS. 2005: 4£i5S 2£ CoureeMixi-5 600 Tons to DAVID L. HUf^gS. PUR- srRsfatetespecSon Ssrvice s -AH GRMNAHCE TO Hoi MK Asphalt Base Ccutse CHAStHfAStHfi BEPttmUEHT Cos!: i*M to escssd Asiam SECTKW «A AP- TOWNSHIP OF BERKELEY HEIGHTS Mix 1-2 2O0OTons SECRETAHY. SfZ SPftiWS- S54,40O.l» raop sey ê-ar^g ftars As ORDINANCE HO.- -05 Grants Curb 3150 LF f FIELD AVENUE.-sutaer. OAViOLHOOBES WEffi ti ARTiCtE 45, r^3- CrsaSef '5C & T-e i«s c CAPITAL ORDNANCE PROVIDING FOR A SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATION FOR THE DAVID L HUGHES azMt Bids. aSsng mt> Md se- Cir/Cierti SiONS. M THE «UN!aPAL ••ses as s-a-dsi ard •••a. !OAD AND DRANAGE IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS ON MAPLE AVENUE AND BAKER AVENUE CSiyCSeitt suriBesaMt ,Bi musd s bs eidoad is a LAH3 USE PROCEIWRES asa"d *." i& be raae w sr 1 THE TOWNSHIP OF BERKELEY HEIGHTS, APPROPRIATING 521,000 THEREFORE FROM Dated: September 7,2005 property SEA1£D emalope SJt: OBOWAHCE OF WE TO«W- ^^^ tf'sr* !rs Conr SSISP •HE CAPITAL SURPLUS FUND TO SAID PURPOSES SET FORTH HEREIN AS A SUPPLEMEN- S.H: September 17,2005 baring on tie outside tfte » Or BERKELEY ef of LSDOC arsi «T£ES" tses AL AND AUTHORIZED TO BE UNDERTAKEN IN AND BY THE TOWNSHIP OF BERKELEY B7x.2SsS21.75 rams of the bkKer asxS tm KA; it: Tftis S, IN THE COUNTY OF UNION, STATE OF NEW JERSEY." ST ORDAINED by tie Townshp Cssnraiitee of the Tottnshb oS Berkeley Heights, in ths county of en. Hen Jersey as fcJiews: SECT1OH1 - Tne RnprK.-Emen's arei purposes described in Sectbn 2 of this Ofdinanceauthcrized s 3ond OnSrance No. 27-04, adopted on Noversber 23,2064 are hsreSy reauthorized as capita! ira- tbuanenls to be made or acquired by Ihe Townsnip of Berteiey HeighS, County of Union, State of AREA MORTGAGE RATES fes Jareey. ForsaB niprovsraerrs or putpeses sated in Section 2 hereof, Ihere s hereby appropri- sd as a ssjppiemsnlal ^jpropriaUofi BIB sum of $21,000 fern fte Capital Surplus Fund for said pur- sosas- SECTK5N 2. The imsra'/eniefits hereby reairftorizsd ars as follows: [Absolute Mortgage 877-606-RATE morovemem Acquisition Capital Surplus Fund Period of Usefulness Wears) 30-yr. Rsed 5.375 0.0B 5 30 5.41.0 i|3p-yr.Fised 5.256 2M 30 69 5.553 I![ 3G-vf. Fusi ;_ 45 6.153 TaaaandDraiiage SZ1.000 . 10 JS-^r.Fared 4.7S0 2M 3S 60 5.256'i" 3 cm0.00 s: 45 15-JT. Fixed 5.000 0.00 5 30 5.&S0 | 6.a»' venge ard Baicsr 30-}T.IET,!SO 5.62S iflO 20. 68. S.S74 \\\\ SJT5 OJOO 5 SG' 5.750 0.00 10 38 5./S0 a-JXfêiS in Sedan IS-rt-.Iinrso 5.253 2.CO 33 «1 -5-66" MM at© 5 ge- 3 !?5 =* Bond 0rfiiar.ee 5/1 ARM 5.m 0-00' 5 30 5.100 s.&s to 27-04 M ASM 4.S7S 0.00 5 30 i.9?a j Lighthouse Mortgage SW-784-tSl 1 [[Bean Federal Svgs. Bank «»-f Said precis ssS fc* above shaii include a!i equipmef,!, costs, improvemsns, and appurtenances " -.Flisd 5360- 8.00 5 36 5.5SS. fifS-iwidirc. SJ00 >5.Q0' 5 GS -5S10 ie:.Fks; 4^50 3.00 13 75 4.754 j ra1® st ccrsistenS herewith. SECHON S. The pssvistoiis of this Oft&iaBCe are severabis. To the extent any clause, phrase, American Fed. Mtg. 888-321-4^7 Pannes Mortgage 888-iate-afe Cbedt HKsrtpfe rats da% at: ssfasr.ee, caj^?^* o? precision s! tfe Otdinascs slia!! be defered iffsBd,fflega!, o r unconsBufion- 3*w. fixed 530 1.50 5 «< S.elS Styr. Fused 4.«I5 2.9ft 5 . S3 4ffiSJ 3i, fts remasKw prsvisions shall continue jn full foite and effect 4.373 2.00 5 60 4.416 SECTKSH 7. Ws Ordinance shal take effect a) fts Sras ami in the manner provided at law. 15-jT.awd 4.875 3.50 5 45 5.125 as 13ft day of Sspterrtser, 20Q5. 30-lr. Jumbo 5.750 0.00 5 45 •• 5.750" 5J50 2.00 5- 60 53fi WOT1CE OF ftfmODOCnOH 5/!'ARM . 5.000 0.00 5 45 5.100 tTft^'\rFMsLB3iB.fifceReBinK«Fi»tvg. jj •iOTSCE iS HEREBY GWEM that tie foreBong Ofdtence was idnxfuces on Fina Reading at a meet-] fig o? Se Township Ccnsnitlae if fte Tonsnaiio of BSifceiey HsWits, Count of Union and Sate of'New ' tesey, m Sepienibsr 13,2005 and tha! said'Ortiinaee &*BJ be sabmitted for consideration and ma! sssage al Ss Pmc Hearing to be heW on October 11,2005. at 850 p.cs. or as soon there-after, as t.endm "itiifng Its participate calf rasSea;, ssrrs esu 6s ccosidaBj, at e» Mu«ipai BiikUng, S Park AvBoue, Berkeley Heighte, NJ, 8J»0-93V-NF\S »SSSi Sna and piasa at persons jrteresfad there»i or affKSed thsrefcy -«iB be given an opportunity a oe hearti concsKmg the same. Dunn^ Se week ^rmr ?G and up to the trne of Public Hearing, scss si sail Ortfcanes wiii be avafeBe si fits Municipal Clark's ofitae si saii Municipal BuMirsg, to Irs ;rernbers of îe gsos^l pirblic who shall request "fo& same. j 1 Tovsnship CleM misdated dafly Moadaj - Fridaj Seosamer n, 2 = S 42.75 nleClassifiei